Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-08-27
EDITORIAL, ,NKLNGs,

edls The negroes then fed ip all directions. lAf
lterwasdss however, they rallied near the guard
house, and. moved forward TO attack the police
by this time the whole police force and a. larg
number of citizens were on. the ground prepare
for the conflict; The negroes seeing the determi
nation existing TO- put down the riot, rapidly dis
persed,, At one time it was feared that the trouble
would assume yery serious character II a..yt
ANew:Raiiroud PioIect.a 'a.cse., aa-fi.
- Col. "A. B9lAndrews, Of North Carolina, i
Fin Columbia soliciting d charter for q Railroad
from Columbia to Raleigh, by the way Of Camdel
and Gheraw. u The Phenir in speaking Of the en-
terprise says,c, ;n!' 3af; @f' 5:lsa9 q 7iEtas:'
81 %The road does not ask dollar of money from
our people; on: the contrary, it already has owe
81, ,O00, 900 at its command. All tasks is o char
ter. This road, passing by the coal fields of Nortl
Carolina, could deliver coal In Columbia at eigh
dollars Der ton, which now costs nineteen dollars
Besides giving employment to thousands Of on
i1aborers, it will develop the resources OF the State
and shorten the distance to Raleigh LOS miles,
IA public meeting.was held in Columbia for tn
purpose of furtherfng the object, when the follow
ing resolution aasiadopted:J q sFa. : Fs!i -.
n .osa,, tbe constpncan Of tb
Thatan, Po;i-oad fro.o This nace to Raleoh CON
;a = ~ arta,,,r;sa = tbe greatest imnortanc
81 - So,yh faroEno and esneciol
~ Iotne mn:.J tafS n ~ md Iarebu eynrcS
9eaenctal ogunHa pnI.;na ID a GastoE Ra;fron,
1tneir teanss 70 & se analon I ths reoonrceS
This State. by profering to build the road withou
expense to the State. II =. .....a,.. I,,,..
The Columbia Coroners' Case. .>a s.. fo.;.
:;-As was espeCted, Judge Willard has decidet
against the claims Of Coroner Walker land dcclaret
johnson, the newlyelected, to be thelegal officer
1t is understood that Walkers counsel will appea
from.the decision; and hopes arc entertained tina
the matter MAY be finally brought before the Su
nreme Court of the United States; by which mean
~ rrnnort,n;tv w;E be nresented of testing tn
~ ,opposu sohomo
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con;rt with the Constitution Of the United States
If this conflict can be shown, the Supreme Cour
will entertain jurisdiction upon the ground that
aw Gd Ine slsts Is ~ 'olc' Will 'ne
u u - .De s,'rDH oni''N o's IA. - ,.y'- ..
Cah tor tne ehe'assemohns OIL congress-
The political 'renegades OF the South art
becoming alarmed at the prospect of Grants de
feat: and have commenced clamoripe for the REF
.o.shl;.. 80 'ronGro,s Thon Jo.;re - oooonn,;sl
senc".s !, y. oo"e,s' ny ue'te ~ PrI. ml
6y foul means Wnat tney cannot 10 Iar. 1h'
Washington Star has the following paragraph on
the subject: -. ---.-. r., r ...,-.i
IA noven,ent ;s IN foot among Sontbern nolit;
o;ans looI;na towarda cali from he Southern Lee
;SIatnres far ronoress to assemble in Sentember
bev nrofess tn have no faith that the military vii
ha sad in Good faith to nrotect the existing State
governments IN @ without further legislation, and ex
necs. when the Presidential election arrives to SEE
csrred into effect a most extensive system of ter
ror;sm and fraud. Several new Governors O.
Sonthern States recentlv made reousitions on the
Secretary of War for arms under a law passed ir
I79B: but the Secretary has declined to furnish
them until further legislation is had on the subject
The Governors. in consequence. have united in ar
annesl TO Conrress to meet on tbe day to which
thew had adjourned, to take action in the matter.
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Demooia..o ! q : r1 :" -..., q, ., :,
Tile New York correspondent OF the Charles
ton Courier, furnishes the following paragraph ir
regard to what Governor Seymour thinks as to the
success @ OF the Demoeratlo Candidates: ..e
can communicate q your isaaeis .ne gray
ing negco av VI hld y. iGS ,oa VIII
smher If ~ the Sats Gomittee espressed his
tire Confidence in tie coming success of the Demo
cratic ticket. The Governor feels assured that he
is to be the next President OF the United States
all the evidence in regard to the progress OF the
canvass throughout the whole country now point.
ing, in THAT dFectaeG he acknowledged That al
first there were hct visible these evidences OF sue
cess, 1t took some weeks after tae mountainous
had been made TOR ssasseetl99s OF the country to
reconcile themselves 70 nus loeymcur posliiI1t
on the hnapces, but pow an Is workilig aa,tapE, ;
ana day by Gay the seg,n H. unoy 2. sn1 'iShes
increasing. In one. word, MI seymour Is con con.
Vlneed that the Democracy VIII succeed. ne ooes
not attribute this to his own personal populariEy
but to the almost universal desire 7 1or enange q
party to administer the affalrs OF Government.
am personally acquainted with the gentleman y who
had the above conversation with Governor oey.
mour, and he ntorns me that ne mas knoWn tne
Governor tor the last thirty years ana aways ioGno