The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

which IT was TO annihilatc every liv-
ing thug, and TO Kill every decade
member OF society. act~scdod.
SDo you swear -
81 swear"
Was thcn.A !othcd with hubilimcnls
Of woe, thrust into-a den of worms
with,enly bottle Of Mrs. WinSlow's
SCOT thing syrup, and told to await The
action Of the impcachmcnu committee.
.NDo Or'ca"$ Su~doy Yymcy.
U. S. Grants Ralicahsm :, Chase Tho
Southern States. :
a prominent politician held convcr.
SatIon with Grant i few days since ON
the subject Of the next Presidential can
vass, during which Grant expressed the
same indifference which is being cxhib-
tied by the masses Of the people
'hrons hout the country. lie took uc
cns'on to cltlcise very severely the con.
duct pt Chief Justice Chase, and said
HAT if he had been as anxious for the
Chicago nomination rs Chase was, pcr-
maps l'o would lccl more interest in the
result. lie also expressed the opinion
that Chase was still fishing 70: Il nomi.
nation by the eNlrcmc Radicals. "But,
General, said his friend, YOU are now
the candidate orthosc very men" II
don I so understand it,, replied Grant,
"ani when von see my letter OF accept
ancc You will discover that such is not
my position" This would seem to
threaten that Grant is about coming
back on his Chicago friends, as i, is
very certain inc begins to feel that dc
icat awaits him III The contest lie
charges that Judge Chase Is responsible
ior any disaster which may benll the
party.
1T has now become exceedingly
doubtful whether the Southern States
Will be admitted to representation in
It's present session. The constitutions
which have been adopted by the carpet
baggcrs are so monsrous in many Of
their provisions, and so palpably viola
Several 81 ro 1sanchi sciraijtohfss i.aijthfs lai'wte li't
already taken determined positions
against their approval, and it. is thought
to be very doubtful if Lwo.lhirds Of The
Senate can be had against Prcsidcn-
tial Veto Cor Baltimore Gazette.
JorN. ). AsIE.-On Saturday cvc-
ming last, with the setting Of the sun,
passed to eternal rcpose all that was
mortal Of this chivalric Carolina gentle
man.
Col. Ashc was born in 1896 Of
wealthy parentagc, whose ancestry
could bo traced Ear beyond the first set.
tIcmcnt Of this State. and through the
long years of his brilliant and unexcep-
tionablc life ho demonstrated bv his
characteristic hospitality. unblcmished
rcctltudc and earnest loyalty to all that
WAS honorable in his intercourse with
his fellow citizens the full rruition Of in.
hcritcd love for his native State, and her
social customs and institutions.
For many years he occupied scat
in tho Senate Of this State, and was
welcome compccr in the councils and
domestic associations Of tho lJamptons.
Haynes, Prcstons, and other honorcl
sons Of Carolina whilst in private lie
he devoted himself to agricultural pur-
suits and the encouragement OF mate.
rial improvements Generous, brave
and accomplished, lie gathered around
him host OF friends wherever hc went,
and to them his demise, though not I'm.
cypec,cd-as Col. Aslic las been an in
valid for nearly twelve ycars--is an
anlicton whicI, bears with it no palia.
ton save the thought that it has given