The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-15

employees to manipulate the negro popu
lation,'
Now, therefore, | avow rs my dcibe-
rate conviction, that every single white
man III the State Of Georgia who will
support and vote to ratify that Consti.u-
ton has goHen his owN consentt1 be cor
,Wp. Every single white man in The
state who, on the stump or through the
press, Is advising the people to accept
the constitution. with intent to establish
II, has been bou3M wth prize, either
pad, promised Or expected Now, sirs,
can rcoson, a'ynmcni, or persuasion
reach such people? Never. The time
has come for other remedies, and | will
n;tn'iUu them in the sranel Grim,
nails must be punished. not per5uatl-
ed
The second m, liter OH Which the peo-
pie are called TO vote, Is the selection uf
officers 10 administer the Constitutions if
ratified
vii, not stop to discuss whether any
decent nan will consent to administer
such n constitution There are times
when good men will do or seem to do,
what they hate. to save the public
Even wise mon have been known TO
bear with evil, that crushed truth might
have time 10 assert itself At least this
Is dcbatabl" grornl, and good aud wise
nicn may dIvldo on IT, There are Ger.
tainly two m"n judge Reese and
Judge Irwin nnw willing 10 accept
lie Office oi Governor, who are well
| known to our people. who arc identified
with our people. and who have thus far
III life always been Enown as true, hon.
est, noble, wise and good men. For
tins very reason neither Of these would
BE- acceptable to The motley crew who
seek 10 control the State II either Of
these were elected there could Ger
,oinly be no jNtentio"ai rlundcr or rob
| berry.
Thcrcior", another man is proposed
i. B. E"'Iock, Ey whom is he rropos.
ed? BY 81 negroes, IS carpet bag
advrnturrs ArrigncrS to the State
and few who associate with them. Bv
whom is hc expected to" be clcclcl--ir
| elected at all? Bv dcluled negroes
and designing robbers Ills supporters
/ VIII not embrace "h'-hnndrcd'h part OF
-" Ii,'r'''se''c'' properly or interests CT
VIC LAVE N'y "o'y embrace ana
represent only the Ignorance. panprlism
AID crime in the State. And every
a"ooru'''"'r ", ,I' ot"CcF "haor MN IS |" "c OF
,,,,, ;n,n |''l' ,lo "I WY ""I.e '2,"'o % -
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- ,,., .nn,r,I m 80 ', H. C%' I .'''",'''."'' '!'
nn;nI J, shaiI nr','"n w." ,'''.' ~" Guns '',S
,hc,r own lna ,1mn rnn,. nr ,Lnm,
worthy Of credit. cyccn, ur,n ii, wru-
established !rryl rrinrr)r ,bnt ,bc com.
icssions Of criminals orr nlv,vs nrconi-
ed rs .ltlc when made uc,jns, ,lrm.
=, selves and their own ran~ cl,.r.
then, .ha, rlle purrnso of hi, comhim,
ton is to oct control Of the S,nr with
intent TO rlunlcr and rob. Now 10 ,hr
proof:
Joscnh II, Brown who ,%o6m,,.l ,o
be .hc chief supno,,cr Of this cam, w,;i
present when bullock was nominated
and said, is the nomination was announ.
ccd that his election ",couN ,ujn unl
1a"h1"PtMc 'Siatc.' / have it from the
witness to whom he made ihe remark
ana 10 whom nc repeated 1t with en-
r'f'S's, ana WIN many more words, and
we w''hcSS Is IL truthful man and moi
''''''o 10 ''S'''y'
The next chief supporter of this man
Bullock is Henry r. Farrow his rival
for the nomination at one time. This
man, i'arrow, reduced his testimony TO
wl'l'ng' here !tis
"Ths Constitution confcrs cxtraordi-
nary and dangerous powers upon the
Executive it rrcc,s Il Lnglom--a
dc>poiism, and in the hands Of bad men
can be wicllrd for unparalleled oprrcs.
| sion and the utter rnin of tic nconl,.
lrit lc!!into the hands of the carpet
baggcrs ana negroes, with Bullock at
their head, they will plumber the people
aud bankrupt tho State in one year.
They care nothing for the good Of ,hc
people; Their object is spoilS and their