The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-07-27

VINES s on o9E ,B noaTq ' arg sqpPosead a fo
s gssFyatiySe S IL their views and many 0f therepre
septatiyes Iofs sopr African element are regarded
as very respectable: aThe period efor the nom1
:smenoemeht ofthe eregistrati66n hais not YET been
6xed, but it Is supposed; that dBodt The middle
he4t ponth, the is rsssonstEEusted tE whites aud
sg sagnYhised sl d. Rlasks asks will have the opportunity
Of perfecting the required preliminaries, for
v6ting!g h.,oaas ob nj NJ li>Gs Ii'od ta;I"
fth0ugBtise' il p,4Sbabls month I'D sfhf'i ago that
g5 th9ss vMhitsss M sl ys . sj M
gible would at least register-:b,ut j now think thin
'zitionbtful if more than a sery small minority
will present themselves before tho august cleo
etisef sfibunal s'The imnprobability of the re-.
aassioh IF State s'edI eyon 1s'n In ii
aYth q the prescribed Is ad M apd he unlimited
sapoweH bestowed on csIegistrars. to reject at
stheir option any applicant for' franchise will
determine very many to adoptthel Perry policy,
end stand aloof from any participation in tRd
slsction er It's anticedentsM 3 '"+ rs '.'Ttso $50
ssiaGepefal Sickles having partially nbrogated
shis nti-liqu6ring edict thez disciples and sde-
Fvotees Of Bacchus have recovered thei,' spirits
and eyihce their qualification, By frequent and
,immodorats limbibitions. Some eight Or ten of
the the proprietors Of restaurants. and bar. rooms
constitute the favored few, who are permitted
1toiresopen their establishments, and of COURSE,
they are doing a fourishing business. This
Discrimination is not much relished by the
many pnfortunates whose occupation like
hello's-Ts gone, but this dissatisfaction will
relieve itself only in private expressions of in
dignation. am authorized to state, that while
the powers that be, are supported by bayonets
-2ho anti.extinction or 'anti-discrimination
Convention will be called. = ''5"7 noi
van tedict, affecting directly the Charleston
Savings Institution, and through it many of
our people, was on Saturday, despite strong
and just appeals, put into execution Certain
United States Soldiers, who at the commence. enccee
mont of the late war, had on deposit in its Treas
gry, a, considerable sum of money, have recently
demanded the payment in full Of their claims.
Tho Directors declining to make them pre-.
ferred creditors they invoked tho assistance Of
themilitary, who iinteryened in their behalf;
and an order was promulgated directing the
feflhdinB of the entire amount deposited.
The supplement to the order coolly directed,
that in the event Off refusal, the Treasurer
and Directors should be sent to Castle Pinck-
nsy, al the cash on hand and sufficient ad-
ditional assets assets 20 meet the claims, were there
fore paid over to tho military. The Company
bong 'ihsolyent, this forced measure will. Sc
fi6ualy affect the interests of many widows and
orphans, whose oil was in the custody Of the
Savings Institution. ps' .'.
The school for freedmen established last
, sEcck at the old Marine Hospital, by the Pro
tcstaht Episcopal Church, is in a very flourish
ing condition over eight bundled children
arc in attendance, and new applicants daily
present themselves. The Superintendent,
(white), is named - Taylor, from New
York; he is assisted by eight Charleston ladies,
from families of the highest respcctability,
This work is as patriotic in its character as it
Is truly christian. The colored children are to
10 educated, and it IS infinitely better that our
9y1nns people should instruct them than that
our bitter enemies @ oh should SOW in their minds
tho seeds ofapimosity to us, and prejgdiee them
against burr interest Hostility sbctwcenl the
faces CAL be- productive of nothing but evil to
both white and black. maa 1dt aasEw
hs hssalth Of dur City, q sspts ghs best4Cho-
~ bet weather under which bf ,y ye ars noy suffer
ingoeQntipnes remarkably COED, Rigid rsgp7 reg :
;asions for the thorough cleansing Of tho city.