Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-03


sutjecton Of those who have property to the
rule Of those who have mona. What safety
can there be when one class imposes the taxes,
State aud county, aud another class pays
| them
The Connecticut Election.
| On It Monday comes of The election in
Connecticut for Governor, and other Suite Off
GERS, and members of tho Legislature, aId we
learn from our exchanges that the prospect. Of
Democratic triumph are very encouraging.
The political campaign OF the ycer which j..
10 result IN IN election for President is Eoyc,a.
bel. commenced last month in New Hamr-
shire, and through tic Democrats lost the cleo.
t!on they gained considerably npou their for.
mer vote. In Connecticut they have the
prestige OF success in the last election, ana
being nearer and more subject 10 the CDusc:vu-
tive re action which is going OIL in the Ccniruf
States, will poll much larger, Democratic
vote than in New Ham fshire. The Herald
cnlla upon the DEMOCRATS TO exercise more skill
than was exhibited in the New Hampshire
election-to keep away tho copper-heal orn-
tors, who damaged the cauSe, by enabling
their Radical opponents to divert the attention
Of the people from the true Issues involved, hy
the clap-trap cry of rebels and rebellion. Says
the A{erald:
Negro supremacy in the South and negro
balance of power i@ ihe republic; the placing
Of q barbarous race over the superior whites
Of our own flesh and blood; the military des-
potis,n established over the South at an enor
nous expense for the purpose Of Africanizng
ION States Of the Union, the revolutionary
usurpaIons Of radical Congress, euI the iu
famous corruption and ct,ravagance of the
radicals, are the ren! and vital ssu-s before the
people. The dominant party is fast destroy
ing every restige Of the principals. .-i rorHler
action Of pur admirable republican govern
ment. It has brought the country to the verge
Of political and financial ruin. Iet in New
Hampshire the radical crato,s were able to
ignore al lhis and 10 blind The people ihrougl,
tho clap trap cry Of retsls and rebellion, and
through using l',s popular name of Geueral
Grant for the Presidency. If the democrats
would succeed better in Connecticut they must
keep the true Issues before the people. and
that through able tpeake" Of whose loyalty or
"uE fcCOIQ tUeEe can De no Question.
j
I eB We direct attention 10 the hotel notice
of our friend and townsmau Mr j. C.Dupre
aad commend his house 10 tie pat.oaay. d
our readers. No one who hes stopped will
him once will fail to do SO a second time. o.
the courteous aud accommodating proprietor
is lhdsfatigab!e in his efforts to please, ani
spares na,hing which eau contribute tothe CON,
fort OF his guests. With him as chief cook i
"Joe fosto.," Of Dis:rie! notoriety, in his de-
Partment. Joe is the faeile pr;ne.ps O
cooks and has made the culinary process. on.
of the fine arts-a thing Of taste, fancy and
imaguation-a PEI feot Kaleidoscope of bea u,i-
full Transformations. lie wi.lds the tools Of
his trade with the nctency of a mngici.n's
wand. We Invite all Of our readers who cnn
appreciate culinary skill and tile travelling
public who desire quiet ard comfort to extend
their patronage to our friend Dupre's.
ES We direct attention TO the advertise
meut Of Dir. Tios. En1:n the successor OF
Eakin Knox, who has opened first class
grocery aud provision store at the stand occu-
rled by the old firm. Dir. X. II. Hill one Of the
bueiness managers Of the e. rm las recently laid
in large and well selected stock, iu Balti-
more and fromhs skill and experience ia bssi-
ness our irlepdsmay rely uron getting u good
article on reasonable terms. He has o,,, ,no,s
arrangements by Which ~ recviyc weekly .d.
d't'o"s. They have just received choice la.
oan' man, cheesr, sugar, teas. coffee, .y,ur,
pickles. hardware aud cutlery. Loots, shoes,
hats AND enps-in short any article in this line
mat on may ask for. Call and examine
MeS'rs. Hill s Eakin will take pleasure in
showing their stock. They feel confident of
being abae to sell as cheap as the cheapest.
~ We direct ntteaGon TO the Card Of our
young friend Dr. W. c. Wardlaw, Surgeon
Dentist who has just returned otter four
months absence at tho New York College Of
Dental Surgery. A graduate of the Baltimore
Dental College. he has received another dIplo.
ma from tue New York College ond thus COMES
doutdy prepared for the duties Of his profe,.
sisn. He is we'll known to Tue citizen. oe our
community as tkil'fuI operator-one who has
peeu'.ar talen's in bis line, and Which have
been highly cultivated. We commend him 70
tho patronage Of our friends. :" -
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| Na AND SUMNER STYLEs.-Mrs. Jeanette
Schwarz has just returned from the North v;,h
the latest styles Of fashionable In .niinert-bat,
bonnots. Gowsrs, ritboDs, lasss, .ei,s crane,
'trav.trimming'. Of every variety. snaz Of N.
most beautiful styles. Mrs. Schwarz's ta,,.
ara ard sk'll in thess matters is we'll knowp. and
our readers would do well to eivI ier as !safiv5
ssil. 2Herrates are very low 70 .ui. a. lima.
. A3hsr eonfsotionery rbs bss jpat r.esi,sd
orange: s; Lemons nuta' fss pleniain. and other
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sse in snesAssi ssiamn The advertise
asM el4Ae Hsil-kasyn 1sllsi Of NJ, 4. II.
oesIes. =. q ths E syieiaity Of eur Village. No. 10
.sso.. .s.r 80 gu; ss s'.ir excellent character.
...sSm ss ese s1ssH snknssh." The milij bav.
s'taa's'Asd 9: sbsfssssr for ,h.n.,lyss, .os
ns'a - esMHassnds.iea ~ 70 lbpss Who 49, ~. -.
''Onissa thsp. Yith an exp.ri.assd n;l,.. "a
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rantss thsF SssstitS !sSd qssiay ofrn. 80