The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-15
Key Note OF the Northern Campaign
M Where Does the Money Go!

Over ,tfiy1es4s Aaut1red mt2liUns Of 1Dlhurs have
bcuh collected bythc Lntca iStutcs Govern
,mcnt, i'll tho shape of Tarcs, since the close
of tho Mar! t.. -af
Just think of 1t III
''& 0ne-half'of Of tho National debt! ID
asf 'Fhe,c has the money gone7 :s' .''''''"
Iestho dcbtiany less .ta',..
mol. Nsa more than twas ,thrcc years
ago ~. e,,,..s.t =. a,-, ,.t, =
While Congress has been making the negro
the white man $ equal, and demonstrating;
and impcaching, .Eticcm h~M1rcd malio"s hare
been taken .fi"m The 1ochdfs IF he turner's. M>
mechanics anltthc ladosrrs .t tie Aorth!
The people were told by tho Radical pa
trots, the thieves and bumnletn that the closc
Of the war would SEQ u restored Union, with
peace and prosperity anu happiness. We'll,
the war ended three years ago, the South laid
down it's arms and surrendered, but R;,jloal
hostiitics have. not ceased. The fight still
goes OIL against eight millions of white men,
women and children, anu it costs the country
just Five Hundred Millions u ycar--that,s the
price,
ll'Aih hrs Ac-mc of Mese@ ft1c,n hun,71cd
p,tVy,ns 9--@r->r>-@. -sss'-se-o~
Where hare tl.uygohc toY
Hare M'y y"nc to pay tie l"dlm deJt'
!. No Not bit of it!
How is it that in spite Of all this taxation-
Notwithstanding une-halt Of the wl.olc Nation
al debt has bccn raised from the sweat and toll
OF the people, the burden is as heavy as up
prcssiye, as crushing now as ever? ''-
Fcllow.citizens;i;th Questions for you
toanswer. Don't sulloweyourselyes to be hood
winked, Don't let, dust ,bo tlirewnin your
eyes BY the he conspirators who arc stealing your
rights and your money at the .san.c timc. ~ :.
When you arc asked next November for
your vote in favor of Grant, who is fl,e tool vor
CRAZY Congress, dcmhdd to kiiow rh,u has
decoa.e % tie j1ieenr hantlre mtitions ef dollars
taken out Of Seur pockets during the past three
years. s,!a sfs,s,sss ,-...A.l Wa IS
Ask t,luh the reasun Why that the South.
now that the necsroc: arc free, produces. only
o'ie-lmlf what it formerly raised.
Ask them If thr Fifteen Hundred Millions
have not gone to 7F'
Suuurt yreut',i,ysSs, ,aa,,a7;ay a>ase in;thc
South - Aud td1t.3s
S"l9oH" ao",'tny army onerS Me .SouA, in
order that we may l,ays
Ny,o Jas1ySs? ai1Sss:'ss 80 f
Npu' G5tctnosst 'f'i3S' -i;A'''s
| 4Nryro L'yia,,tu,rs'
q Msyro Gorernn,eats 81
Instead Of anpropriatniy these eilftecn hun
dred millions oi dollars to tho ,paymcn. sf the
Public Debt, they have been, expended for the
maintenance of a grand system Of paupcrism,
Jiuch paupcrism, and Congress has just voted
to continue the auprnaus robbcry another
| year.
| What is tho rcmodyY You have it in your
own hands, <Voto for men for every office
from President down, who are opposed to these
who will agree to
-ibolM the negro Bureau, land let the ne
grocs shin for themselves. .a
| dbol:A tie erprn.iirs slan.iiny' amy In .hc
South.
But Grant won't do this lIc says ho hus
no opinions of his own, and will do just rs
Congress directs.
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TIE TROUBLES IN TENNEssEE-A dispatch
of August l. from Nashville, says. Generals
Clicatllam, Nanny and Bushrod johnson
sought and obtained an interview to-day with
the Military Ccrnmituc of tile legislature
The confcrciicc laStcd two hours, and ya.
cordial and satisfactory to both sides. The