The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-06-12

anu tnat IL Is inc uuty vi the State to cher
ish all duty of aud where those who assert
these principles arc throughout tho Unioi
called Republicans; therefore,
l. Resoiped, That the Republican Unioi
party for Alabama declares itsclfu part of
and in an alliance with, the National Re
publican party of the Union, and is tn,
unconditional friend Of the union of these
States.
3. That we endorse the action oe Congress
| on the question Of reconstruction, and VIZ
will heartily cndeavor to carry tho sam,
to its conclusion.
3. That we will cndcavor to secure by
| amendment TO tho Constitution and laws O.
tho United States and this State. the cuua
rights ofnll men and tho full enjoyment OF
T. ho rights ofcitizcnship without distinction
OH account of color.
4. That we arc the friends and advocates
OF Tree speech, FREQ press, free schools and
the most liberal provision by the State for
The purpose Of educating the people thereof ;
and hcEccIorward there is to be no disinc.
ton made between the inhabitants Of tho
State III civil and political rights on account
OF color or previous condition.
5. That we discountcuancc all attempt
to stir up strife and contention anon, The
people, believing such II course to bc in
every way INJURIOUS to the country.
u. That those men who stood firm TO tho
cause Of the Union are entitled to that con-
fdence which is the reward of patriotism
and fidelity in every land.
I. That VIC pledge our cndcavors to effect
the removal Of the tax on cotton and tho
State poll tax, and to establish as a rule in
the State thu; the tax paid by every man
snail bo exactly in proportion to tho value
OF his property and none other.
). l hat we recommend to the pe0D c Of
the state tha, they manifest hcir delcrmi-
nation to abide hy The prescribed terms of
restoration hy clcclinH those men who can
comply in all respects with the Acts orCon-
grcss Of he United states, and to support
i0' S;h.o "niY sich mrn rs are true to the
tni"n ono wlo prefer the Government Of
Tue United States to any other that could
be formed
LENvENwonriI, KANSAS. May 3l.-On the
9th instant, three dcsertcrs from the 3Si
Colon c,l Infantry. at Fort lays, went to the
house OF =. ). Peterson, on the Smoky Hill
route. Finding Mrs. Peterson, aged fifty
years, tionG. they dragged hrr into the eel
tE' nnu outraged her person in u horrible
m'nucr. On he 18th inst they were CAP
lurEu. allcr Il desperate resistance They
oanrcssGl their guilt, and, while being ta-
ken 20 jail, were rescued by n mob and
killed, and their bodies thrown into the
river. They were the last Of dirty who
uesar;cd lea days ago. and who have been
n great terror to the settlers than the In
dams Mrs. Peterson is not expected to sur
vivc.
PARIS, June 3.--'rho Cxar cf Russia and
his two sons arrived on Saturday Eapo-
leon received them. and the people ware
quite enthusiastic The ilaas ot the en-.
pircs wero uaitcd in the 'fuitle'ics Thc
King Of Prussia il cXp"2i,d imm"dni,iy
The SutGn. Nictot Emanuel the ,l,np.ror
Of Austria, Nica,"y q GIyit anl rihpr
rulers Will ar>ivr soOu after Afterwards
Thc horse FnrVnclucs waugar -ranI mix
&c Paris and tie .l'npryor's cup, AMER an
exciting contest. There was y magnificent
including The Czar.
WAsuINGroH. June 3.-rllc election is
Quietly. The judiciary Com
mitcc are investigating Tie circumstances
lawyer Gayle. who offered $1,000, 900 for
Lincoln'S assassination
Fras CT, Trcmhplm 4 Co.'S circular. an
nouncing suspension, expresses the hope Of
an early resumption
WAsuiNGroN, June 3.-Thc Judiciary
Committee adjourned to-day. The final
vote to iinpcach the Prcsi lent was lost by
n vote of four to hvo. Ayes Boutwell,,
rhomns, Williams and Lawrence; nays
Wilson, Wo!bridge, Eldridgc, Marshall and
Churchill. a resolution Declaring the
President had committed acts worthy of
The condemnation Of the people, passed.
scvcn to two.
New York, Juno 2.-Thc UralFs spo-
cial, dated Rio Janoiro, May 20, uM Lon
don, June says that the mediation of tho
United States had been declined by the
BRAZILIAN Government, and renewed pre-
parations were making to prosecute the war
to an end. Gen Urquizn, it vas reported,
had reyolicd against the allies, taking with
him l0,000 men. There had been no fur
thcr fighting. The cholera ragged in the
Argentine provinces is reported ended.
FREcKLEs.-At this season of the
year, many of our lady rea ders are
annoyed with frccklcs. 'l'hcy will
thank us for a simple way of removing
them, which is to take powdered salt
potre and apply it to the parts effect
ed, with the finger moistcncd and dip
ped into the powder. This is the
whole proceeding, and when properly
done aud iudicionsly repeated, it will
remove all tho frcclilcs.
DEsrnucTIoN OF CnUncm..-W
regret exceedingly to learn of the de-
struction by fire, on Wednesday cvcn-
ing last, of the Episcopal church in
Camden. The fire was communicated
fronl.the chimney Of a Kitchen on tho
adjoipinsy lot, which is tEat occupied
by Mr.. Robinson's hotel. The fire
was confined to tho destruction of the
church, although some the contigu-
ous buildings, stores, &c., wcre sever
al times in Danger