The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

hummer party, We take it they understand
their own principles. Go il, ministries, on
Grant Colfnx and bummcmsln--thc God
aud morality candidates. s.--Ncw York Day
Book.
a HUMAN WAX WonK.-Thc passcrs
| through Il street in Berlin were greatly
amused the other dag 10y the appearance Of
a w"i-known gentleman taking the place Of
| n wax figure in the show window Of a cclc-
hratcd hair.drcsSer. The iocosc fellow had
made bet that he could sit in the show
window for the space Of four hours in an
| immovablc attitude as much rs possible
resembling the figure generally kept in such
places. Our hero took his scat nj precisely
3 O'Clock in the afternoon utiircd in II white @
| tunic, his head covered by n turhan, from
under which n lnXurant mass OF hair pro.
lrudcd; the chin cncaSed in an immcns G
beard; the upper lip decorated 10y a neat
mnstachc. He kept his position without
stirring or movin" until o'clock in thn
evening.
Or course great multitude of curious
people assembled before The show window
among whom were not few who were coc
infant ofth bet, and who caused some
gamins to annoy the living Snowman bv
words and deeds, and by making funny
grimacos to cause him TO laugh But in
vain the joker maintained his cq,,animitv,
IN spite of all attempts, he did not even
smi'c or move a muscle of his face. When
the clock struck seven he coolly disrobcd
himself Of his Turko Roman habilamcnts
and amid loud cheers Of the curious spccta
tors, left the window to imhibe the cham
pagnc he had won by his long sitting
THE WASHINGTON ELECTIoN.-I In the late
municipal election, the radical candidate
for Mayor, Saylos J. Bowen, was elected bv
some scvcnty-four majority, upon total
poll Of $4,000 votes. There are over 8, 600
cotorcd voters in this city, who voted, with
few exceptions, tho radical ticket. Now
when it Is considered that Congress over
tho District Of Columbia has stcyclusiyc
legislation i'll all cases Whatsoever" and
mat Tor the last seven ycnrs tins legislation
has been directed TO the object of maxine
Washington radical city, the result of this
election shows that radicalism, even in IFS
central stronghold, is an uphill business
and that when tho break in the fall fairly
oeglas-as now appears probable
the reign ofthat radical party, its overthrow
Will be MS signal and decisive as was tho
downfall and dissolution Of the old Wbio
party, in 1852. The Oregon election points
hat way Ne,o York Xsrald.
MARYLAND.-lt will crafty all true
southern men and women TO learn that tho
graves of Confederate soldiers in Loudon
Park Ccmctary, Baltimore, was, appropri-
ateiy remembered and decorated The Ga
zcue says:
Though few of them were personally
known to us, these soldiers did not die as
strangers in strange land, for our people
gave TO them tho sinccrest admiration and
sympathy in their lives, and will keep their
graves and memories green. The loved
ones who are mourning for them in tho
South may feel assured that their ashes will
reposc as peacefully in Maryland as in Vir-
gnia, and that VIC and those who may come
after us will tread rcyercnuy aroundk these
graves.
"Bc it so though Right irampled be count
cd for Wrong,
And that pass for Right which is Evil Vic
forious;
Here, whore Virtue is feeble and Villiopv
strong,