The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-10-07
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1 ellis of South Carolina for The Last forty
years, remembers Richard Gayio, and re-
| spccts him.
lie was originally slave, born we be.
'ic9o in Virginia. BY great fidelity he won
The entire confidence ard cstccm Of his
owner and soon became as far as he could
| DO under the law n free man He then
purchased his whole family, wife, sons and
daughters. Iii. industry, prudence, and
integrity won Tor him the entire confidence
OF every ono who knew him. His word was
as good as his bond, and everybody was
willing to trust him.
oh last Wednesday at the close Of tho
speaking ut q barbecue ut Statcburg, ho
consented TO make few remarks to tho
colored people who were present. Amongst
OTHER things he told his brethren to avoid
all conflict with tho white men of his coun-
try. They had been his friends, and would
be theirs; but they would be suro to rule
this land. Who had got these lands from,
the Indians, and subducd The forcstY Tho
white mar. Who had built these preat
cities thc White man. Who had invent
ell the telegraph? Tho wlic nan. Who
haa pu't The railroads and steamboats, ?
lho White man. These things fitted them
'or rulers and they would rule this land. ~
we learn that he made n most excellent
amt weil'timed speech, and that ut the close
u "'' roma: ks' 4"i'e number of colorcd
ptfSohS came 'orlIi and declared themselves
Democra's'
H'chafo gayle Is between sixty and
Sose"y years OF age. lie has no ambition,
aa' ohly wants IN his old age to speak to
"'S peop'e '"e ~oros 81 truth and soaerness.
lS"mtcr iatchmm.
ISp,AxA Dryoco,r,o mn
CENTRE IN rnn Nourwrsr n,o,rv uJr
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'no.o '.e' hau peen any doubt asto tho vote
~ '"o e'"'e o' ihal"h", last Wednesday hns
.heo'oA''y "'spe'lcd 1t. Indiana is sure for
'"' democracy III octoocr and November
oy 'oos'"s ""Jori''es Thcro is not
my nv "'uo' oi INC 'ao'' put there isn't
~ '"".o" " hang aouot upon The
''A'':'' 'N'''. wy" i"ss wednesday has struck
ny ~" "e''r's o' me hads. they
49,, "''"'wr'!'ng upon the wall, and
- ""'e'' ne'sh""%cr-liKc, smlte each
~, ~ ~ ."'y e'u lhelr uoom. Tho oov-
SSie22N 20 oringit :
1. -, '"o s'"p,sss'oh 'hat ours meeting
" ''"'. NV mn nevertheless,
80" 40 ''epsuat'oh an! dismay, and
o'''. 10y 10y "po" ihooieht Republicans tc
- . ~ W." "no Try 10 save The State TO
fs""'calsm yam effort Let our friends
abroad fully understand that Indiana is in
fiexibly. unallerab,v on,l ,orao,, 49,
oruiic nn,i vii, rivo s,o,, sSy D0"o-
o'''io' ""' wiz give such sweeping ma
ber as will put beyond all further. doubt
the result of the Presidential contest.
[Iadiunapols Scnnue,
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i"h r"hSch ENC II THE pAclFlc..---our ye,-
'''oay "o"s SHOWS now active is the poll
oy oi FRANCO IN inc lacihc. Napoleon does
i'o' content h'mseif with merely ornament
,ps i"''s'. MS eye IS ever open to the in
.0tests o' tne trench Z abroad os wellas tho
''"'efeS.s " INC I ffench at nome or in En-
rope ne sees tho immense 70 Importance of
me fac'hc IN tho future Of The worlds
commerce anu 's doing his best to secure
.ot france nee a fair amount ofchances. Eng
lana Is even more active than France. Tho
Thousand 01' Islands in the South Pacific, all
q mem fich IN 3 egrlonltnral AMI mineral
wealth. arc 100 valuable ni'.t not to be cared for
py .he TWO most advanced sft, Of European
t'''''' nA''ohs. ine wonder IS not that they are
o.'e shnS .he United states authorities are
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