The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-08-12
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Nix. EDITOR ~ am orful, mad about:
the peace you put in the paper about
short dressis. Now can't yea men 6ud.
something else'to stite aboot-,ban what:
don't eohsern you. If yoa would, zanst
drinkin whisky and chawin tobacker and
let US wimmen alone, you'd DO Some
time ago you7men was alters ,alkin about
the trsilin, street sweepin skirts, an artsr
we made up our miads to pleas you, an
sbortendd our frock skirtsv here you
come agnir criia down short dresses. Re, hy
dar,er5wears short: zones, as she+is ~jist
from eolumby, an She saisshas is all
,hersge down there, AMI thiak thay is
zbutifuk;. So you incident to say anything
more On the: subjiet Tor no matter what
it is, stile is everything when ~e git used
t. it.. =. .. =. !;
-Sai.esoB. ole -4naii.s- ss;tlt- his---fs.--.
needcnt wear them, an fussy ole batchel-
lors who is hard to pleas incident 4ooE q
[-em. - : = *A y =: A,@7y'79. =
IL say sSchsarsfor short .dressis:., - -
|az'< <s< y - PUgTY .MUGGISs.
Every oue.to lheir taste,, as. the old
woman said when she kissed her COW.
Putty is right, in some things, bn. wrong
ii othegs, is right when she says" "stile is
every thing when we git used 10 ii" bpt
wrong when She attempts to interfere
wfth~any thing Tire tnendo. Please Ferol;
lect Mrs. Putty ysshat men ARE ",be lords
l,ofcrca.ion. = We would not have pub
iisaed, your comprehension, so full of
SANDER, but that ws3ealed that We might
be puttied to worse extent. Pray do
net send us any more. >.
cWAsHlssroN, August s-Grant's re-
commehda,ion for . general Jail delivery
in the Southern States, heretofore tele,
graphed, was formally presented to the
Cabinet yesterday, but produced no
ACTIN. TIE habeas corpus being res:
tered, and the Courts being open, relief
| fl ON wjuss Or Illegal punishment was
within easy. and speedy reach Of every
citisen whereas the sweeping action
proposed by General Grant, would
doubtless throw many bad men, on these
communities. -.
A careful reading of the second section
of the fourteenth amendment. 'of the
Constitution, shows that the, e,peophe must
vote for Presidential electors, or lose te cir
representations Congress- ~ 80
/ The beliefs current that the Cabiaet
has decided to interfere in.the Southern
States only in cases, of palpable' insur.
t;rection.I Details will ira inspire on
Monday. :: - .,:....
h is understood that while the Go
verhneni considers the situation as one
OF delieaey, and requiring great discretion,
It giH use its powers under the Con-
stitution and the laws TO rrpress dis
t orders with pramptness and vigar. y :
WASHINGTON, August 9.-The follow.
| ing instructions have been issued by the
| Secretary, of War, endorsed by Gen.
| Grant, and directed to Major Buchanan,
commanding the Department of Lopisi'
! ana:
: To the end that the necessary aid may
be rendered by the United States as
promptly as possible, in any case Of in
| surrection or damestic violence in the
States embraced in your military de.
!, partment you will keep yourself in
| for med of the condition Of affairs in said
States; and communicate promptly by
telegraph to the War Department,
through the headquarters of the army,
any facts which may make it the duty of
the President; under the Constitution
and laws, TO employ the military force
of the United States. You will also
maintain such disposition of the troops
under your command, that they may be
ready to act without delay, on the re-
ceipt of the Presidents orders; station:
ing them at; or from time to time moving
them to, points where you may have
reason to apprehend necessity for their
use.
!
OHAHA, August THE Democratic
Convention have nominated James, R.
Porter for Governor. Resolutions were
passed denouncing Congress for: i'm
posing negro suffrage on Nebraska.
| LOUISVILLE, Kr., August 7.-The