Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1868-06-05
( Fall In Men! Fall In,,

hNSnentous conflict in tho history of til
osoI,lsstry. The residential cam paigns of til
pstsS have been childs play in comparison t
'hA3of ,'tSodf today tho political conflicts wer
sk'aflashes, November. next Sis to deoid,
W,,s1h this country 10 BIZ q Republic 8
WY IN, cf q negro despotism. Scnd 70
Es.k'cr'1c documents. Establish your ou,
pests ~ the light of your watch fires rcat
D'''locrat'c arguments, and digest Domocrs
t'e~ssuths. Get ready for the ballot box
Let every man who hasa a vote, prepare to dc
poslelt. Organize, Democrats, for tho pur
pose OF bringing outall your physical strength
men arc wanted now; numbers are the grand
desldcrata The biggest count in ever,
hafnlet, village, town, city and State, is wha,
Will give us victory. The time for long
speeches is over If tho past eight years
nave taught us nothing, if tho reign of blood
terror rascality, crime, treaohcry and crush
ing taxation, has not settled the verdict that
we should render at the ballot box, God help
us, Tor wo shall moro than ever need Ills
hc'r # mongrolism conquers us in Noycm-
tssr, l.Ete fate Of Sodom and Gomorrah would
.1a blessing to US. Better death than a
negro government, with all it's outaicd hor.
fors. Democrats, the time for action is at
hand. Form clubs, send for journals, conso-
issdate, unite, present solid phalanx to op-
pose tho infamous foe, at'cvory voting place.
Strike terror into his cowardly heart. lie
viii sec that We carry the blazing shield of
Truth. we do not know our power. We
arc guarded and guided by the great Consti.
tuition. We have right and might on our
s'dc, and wo have only to strike manfully in
order to secure a lasting victory, Which will
redeem us from prospective slavery, and con-
Yer priceless blessings upon postcrity. Or.
ganlze, Democrats --smcct weekly; get the
y y ass,nunents; read, agitatc, work; be vigilant;
1snoi wash w' lis ti,t pr{oo :, fii5crty,
' z it's too precious to hc loft one moment un-
aS.srdcd. Make up clubs and keep them
Iiyc in fvcs up to five hundred from now to
November, and then ego in" strong for the
Democratic causc.-.N T. d. Booh
WASHINGTON, May 2e.-2 p. Min the
House, the Woolcy affair was fillibustered to
the hour for tho court.
In the court, motion to adjourn to June
23d, was lost. The court thcn proceeded to
vote on the articles, and defeated the I'd and
I'D, by the samc vote as on the 11th- to
70. After tho vote on tho 3d article, tho
Court adjourned sine die.
6 =. hI.-Thc court met at noon. A mo.
sion- 10 proceed with tho remaining articles
Staslost-2S to 26. a motion adjourning to
shc 23d june was lost by q ito vote. On tho
accond and third articles resulting in acquit-
tal, q motion adjourning tho court sine die,
prevailed.
In tho Senate, Anthony, Wiley and Van
Winklc denied newspaper reports that Chase
had endcavorcd to influence their votos and
Rcsscndcn denied his identity with tho pro-
aoscd third party, and announced his deter
mination to support the Republican nominee.
adjourned.
The excitement in the Court this morning
;as intense. On all the preliminary ques.
ions, Ross voted with tho majority, and
moyed an amendment to the motion adjourn
hg tho Court to tho 1st September. 1t was
Thought these votes indicated that Ross had
S.sone over. The grave question turned on
/ Sis vote. Ross rose from his seat pale, but
,therwiso gave no Indications of excitement.
II In the Housc, the Speaker announced that
ypo functions Of the impeachment managers
Shad ceueod when a, resolution, continuing
Hem as Committee to continue corruption
Investigations, prevailed. A protcstt that the
ffCommittee investigation, in which minority
Eis unreprcsonted, was unparliamentary, was
! pvcr-rulcd by tho Speaker; the House cons
|xsrolled or could entrust investigation to whom
/ It pleased. A motion to add two members
hwho had votod against impeachment, was ta-
&bled, on Buffers motion---60 to 81.
Il Woolley is confined in the room Of tho
Gommitteo on Foreign Affairs. His crime is
IL refusal to answer ccrtain questions of tho
Eon,mittee.
N WAsnINaroN, May 28.--In tho Senate,
INVADE appointed Buokalow, Morrill,, of Maine;
y,tssss, Chandler and Thayer Committee
q d in.osi igato reported corruption. Doolittle
Sag rss ~, memorial of the conservative oii,
81 Ie6s ~ 9TH Carolina against the Constitu
Il fion I = said it was an able papor
gym. 3s'l4 IiJtooiltpk 81 .a,..a a.. =