The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-22
Con. Meados Proclamation Against In-

they cannot get general to take charge
of any military district who knows OK.
actly when he ought to be blind and
when he ought to see. Now, hero is
Gen. Mcadc--.a most provoking person,
Ilc'did gratifying things at first. and
Radcalism was loud in its applause. -
Scarcely, however, had the Radicals
committed themselves to positive lauda-
TONS Of the Generals honest course than
he made report i'll relation TO the cleo
ton on tho constitution, and plainly told
his sponsors in Washington that the
'ronbl" was little too much nigger,
ana that if they had bccn content to re.
qnire no more in the constitution than
ol) would h,vn hnn, iii MI" "sVH'
under Tho GGh rib n,t H., 's' ""S
place than tho Grh r,h r. !, ,,Lo, ,lo
-TrrncL nL;lnsonI,ora . w. IN -, % M',1' 'ie
and Con Meade h,s mr., Gr,, ", ,nnn,s n"Js
n,o,;on ,ho,,,r III ,I 'o'' 'o. ,'. ~
dol;c,,o ,L,rm r. "" ,'i.o 49,.
vri,rrs,nI 80, i''''''
frain from ind,mmo,,rv o,,n".I, W. ,,. IT,
nose;ons and ,,o;na;na. ,''' nv ),
Now ,b;s v;}, ,j.,,in,o,,, H., n..
or,,or ,L., ,ho o pnnmlI;o, S"nS "p IVY
i,s NV ~ cnn AIa,I,' Ioe"1 y: p"',' mas III III
Mcp1c ol.o nr.o,,oa,,,, u .' a's'' w. -, 6'l'
nrcss;nn n( ~ or,,n,';:. or"o H,"'as ''c sup,
IS 10 "afrnct ,ho rns',,," .tn " w'o$e oo}'c'
lime i, liz a;a,,a,n o ' y, ~, l.o"u'"s etec'
L,vnl Lcagnn clnhs !, m hss I'e,'"S hea,' INC
,rI Ih,, ,his or1"n l,. ,..oa - ; n"s o'en s,a-
H.. K,' w." I'uv' was '''.i'u AZ 'he Nn
,s i so J;,,;n",,'' ~" a,t ev;u'n''y wrong,
roursoS or pn'l,oa, ":.'.oeS :..: s,le eV',
Meade i ton ;n,o,,;a,,,' ,'"'o' u'''o''
70 h,vo lro,., .o 'at''i'"' ,",a. man not
no ~ y J1,mu :" Woo l''oc'''''''
SO
TIE ELEcrloNs In thc.rcsults Of tho
municipal elections just held throughout
the country, we witness steady pro-
g:css in the great reaction against Radi-
calIsm. There is hardly an exception to
this law, anu it is so evllcnL that the
most casual observer does not fail to
note it. This reactinn is s,riliine civ
ev'ncrd III Two Of The leading cities of
the Wcst--St. Lnuls and Cincinnati -
In the latter, we have the result about
equally balanced between the two par.
4 600 on l,s, ~,ny;ry md = ~, c VI
600 on the cIrc,;on Of last E,l1 A.
snmino, q corrpsnnnhna main ~, ,Lo
vote Of October fast IN o,6nr non,, II
Ohio !, wonlJ g;vo ,bo Corsdr,,,; r, ~ ~
the State By moi less Than s5 0oo nv,
ioritv. ~ "
In St. Louis The ch,ncc ;s m,rlca or
more so indeed il we rrGnct ,h,t 1'ro
third orthe ponula,ion ar,. lilr,ncl;sn,
AT the last citv election brld IN &,
Lonis, the Rcpublicnn mo;or,,v was
some 9, GOO. Tn lSGG tLn Ronnl,;.ans
carried St. Louis for tho S,otn ,;cket w hv
2,Sl5 votes, Thc Consorvo,;vos nov,
carry the civ bv from 300 70 aOo mo.
jority. These results corrcsnond w;,b
the Conservative oains IN Nav uonn.
shire, Connecticut Micb,oon ond VIII
consin and arc the hand wr;,;na ou ,ho
wall which, while i forcsL,5ows tho
doom Of The nartv sorvoe 70 n,a,,o th.o,,, -
more despcrato IN tIcir conrsos Dnt
nothing VIII save ,bcm- Wnhonnz % w,
tcUigcncer.
The KIND or FORCE GEN. THoMAs
uSED-Mr. S'anberry: Tell us what
happened between you and the Secrc,
tary OF War alter they Withdrew.
Gen. Thomas Mr.. Stanton turned
TO me ana got to talking IN very fa-
mI'ar manner with me. | said, 'The
next time you Lave me arrested please
don't 40 IT before l get something to
cat; i1anghtcr. l. said, IL have
had nothing to cat or drink to-day" p
lConlinn'd laughter. lie put his arm
around my neck, as he used to do, in a
lam'lsar manner, ard, ran his hand
Gen. Schrivcr and said, "Schriver you
have got bottle here bring it out"
[Roars Of laughter S,'rivcr unlocked
his desk and took out u small vial. The
Secretary then proposed We should
have spoonful OF whiskcy. / said
would take little. General Schriver
poured it out in a tnmblcr, and divided
it equally.
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