The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26

ng q big mass s-meetlng IN Columbia: but the
question iIi arises RAr THEN I?b9h na'r1'in7
i2n!ala gI!.. - III IT,. ~, u t,,,9 ,,n
1sxpo Our Charleston Ietters,ii ,7a
OF OF iuoin u u saaNs Isdl
Rs;sqi 9.stSai s8 ikzseti5addosR-
General Tann6yg 6sge Bt,g5aa's DetssSoiRH ON
coloroas Sunday School il,s9e9ess61a. lNo'
Nspgifpss sgiI!sygs w e VI" , y. 's
aseveral Mem Members Of Congress, constituting
aCommittee to examine into the condition aud
p5gspectse Of Southern Railroads indebted t6
the,G Goyernqmpeent nqmpeen for material furnished since
the CLOSE of the-war, have for some days been
denizenls l Of or CITY and last evening at Hilbcr
pisn Hall addressed sad large conqPourse Of the
"loyal" Cso-callcd] and their beloved bfethre9,
sRd orsqqals. the freedmen, ,To tho meeting,
theippblic had heep INVITED; but the radical
proclivities of the orators being we'll known
and the partisan al n character Of, their addresses
being antiGipaAted, A we, representatives. and demo
Gratis stayed quietly at home, u The papers state
that Collector Sawyer presided md introduced
with fulsomc compliment the honorable speak
arss9 tRho hrevity ota paper repqrls.I will ,imi-
, tate, and will simply and in general, remark
fhat tho addresses or lhafang aolivered were
characterized blythe usual aipount 'of,l:bun-
connie, the usual panegyric ofthe philanthropy
and patriotism of the great Republican Party,
and Gelusuals fattery oftha negro. q The freed
dnenaw with smiles ihnfrahed, their loyal, COM
peers applauded, anduat a04uo'clockl,lall dis
persed, feelingrh how great and,good aud gi-lo-
rious are we and our PartyJ ii ,'p> tnlT
Candidates for, tho Convention are ktilI un-
HRGoddcsd; but it isIprobable that nominations
afalf next week be mndc and the canvass be
vigorously begun. There arc at present two
factions aneng the Republicans; the Bowchites
Snd Che Eppingitcs;; but tho latter arc so hope
1esslY In the minority, that thoy' will be
c6mp4lled to sucedmBto theifvews and endorse
the Radical nominees Of their rivals, or leave
tkS PARTY and unite with tho wlitcs.ri,Yho lat
y ytr Course thsy certainly will not adopt, and Us
Vas The case under similar" circumstances in
Virginia, The factions will unite to further the
Rtslasats off their Party land but one Republi-
icaH titkst viii es paasented: I wrote in my
fasatetssr that; oil people would mako no NOM
shati6ns, baas &&aa@ thisaftesaoosa been inform
"a thatt arraRgeinehts' are being perfected TO
haEe Demoeaaass OF Conservative Ticket.
Geaeral Caannby is not now So POPULAR as he
MAS during the first few weeks OF his military
,admiaistration.. His Jury, Order aid the sTe-i
cent suspension Of j Jadgg Aldrioh HIVE cdtssa
many persons %psrsons q etbipk that after all tlefee Isl
nnot much "a b gained BY changeo Of 'astcrs.
Military rule particularly oflthc unrcstraincd
nature which characteristics the government i'm
posed upon lis, cannot but be obnoxious md tho
unlimited power p tile hands Of satrap,s will be-
hn irresistible temptation to the 'probmulgation
of arbitrary' ana unjust cdicts, 'a"nrsH a'"1
- In e eounterfeiting case tried Idst week in
the United States District Court tho .cdouagcl
Tor tho defendant having objected to tho Jury
ehnpaneled in accordance. viii. Military Orders
ssRS fUonstitdtionality Of the Rcoonstfuctio
SASts and the1egal authority oftke powers that
sBe, were: argued. Judge Bryan decided that
the former unconstitutional; and inrcgard,t TO
tRss iatsor ruled that the only legal Govern
-fae66 III South Carolina was that established by
tho VIII OF Congress. After tho decision a
tpfomineht citizen thanked Judge Bryan, for
.hisi sifaiing,' and remarked that wa would now
ahaseanl opportunity Of yindicating our liberties
fHtsfois the 6upsen1e Court. Had the accused
'tssen found 'gniltyijan appeal would have beon
staksh; but tngt they We're allacqaittcd themattcr
% shscessafify dropped for the present. The
ss4uestion wilt However undoubtedly again be
isprdhg 10 The Court, and wllIyot be- carried to
htis' great Judicial Tribupalof tho country. s
sFfiaaYas asiseraSohfs several of the Sunday
sgJools1 ddohaected With tie colorea ch,rches
Hsjo, hsa,a GRIND lSolsbfation, and teachers and
tssohoiahps ri "a offended procession marched
opprSaaIy through Dur Tsttsetsa They were esl
fISJffeked ISJffeke aid psrotestsd'Yyby agiUnien, Leagua
tAhfa taAhfa Home 6 aaFd Iths latter uniformed and
-isSS Sors aoeSnpahied By sHo binds ofsaBlo musil
claus. Thousands of tho parents and frieuds
Of the children t1rongcd tic sidewalks Of the
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