The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-10-07

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knew would perhaps ever see copy of
tho scurrilous paper in whieh 1t was
intended to bcpublishod. Communi-
cations of similar character arc being
manufactured for party purposes, and
whilst they mey afford n secret graft.
fcation to those who pen them, they
arc only calculated to keep alive the
prejudioes that now, and must always
exist, between the Radical and tue
Statesman the patriot and the poll
troon; the scalawag and the gontlc-
man. l VIAToR.
,WiLsoN's SrRlNGs CLEAvELAND Co,
NC, Sept. II, 1865 Dear S,r.-I
have concluded 10 write you few lines.
My health has no, mnch improved and
| have about come to the conclusion
that going to the springs to get cured is
a humb'W. Time passes with mo very
slowly. | have no papers to read and
no one to talk with. ! expect to be in
Raleigh on The 10th inst. 1 would give
liberal sum to have a loyal man to talk
with. The visitors here are. all ,ccos-
sion linitors of the most malignant type,
and OF the very worst kind. I thought
We had some mean seccssionists in our
section Of the State, but our secessionlsts
arc perfect gentlemen compared with tho
South Carolina breed at The SPRINGS at
this time. There are not so many OF
them here now. Twelve or fifteen of
them left on Yesterday. 1 had nothing
to say TO them. | heard them talk to
each other. They say that when they
get into power they intend TO hang the
carpet.baggers and scallawags, meaning
the Union men. They frequently make
offensive remarks IN my presence, which
if they were gentlemen or had any
principles Of a gentlemen tl.oy would
not do. They say that South Carolina
will rot submit 10 have matters as they
now stand that she will take somo ac.
ton soon. Some Of them are adyocat.
ing the buying OF the improved kind Of
guns that shoot thirteen or twcnty-one
times; that they think these who have
the money should purchase Cor those
| ''' i"fS NV 'HC iIlCstIlS W DtlH Wlln.--
These men: in my oplaion, will resort to
any means to carry their point, fraud,
lorcc, intimidation or assassination. I
think that Republicans should make
every effort on the next election and
leave nothing nndonc which tends to
victory. | do not believe that the
"lA'rd Of Heaven and Earth" who has
all power to control the destiny Of ma.
tlons, will ever permit these bad traitors
to have the power in their hands again
to murder and Cypress men. From
what can learn these men do not want
Tie North to know whatthc intend for
Tear tlnti will injnre the election &c tie iioe
toccfoco candi]atcs IN the Northern
States; IN fact heard some OF them
admit that they held back on that nc.
connt. think on the eve Of the elcc-
ton when too late to get to the North
That they will commit many outrag ges.
Our party should send men to the North.
ern States to let them know what lhest,
traitors intend for cannot believe that il
the people OF these STATES could know
the facts. that these candidates would
receive the electoral vote OF single
State that was opposed to the rebel.
lion.
Valuable CorroN SEEp.-Mo take tho
following extract from Wm p. Wright &
20. new York Cotton Circular of recent
| dato: -
Foster Gwyn & Co., sold on Monday TO
. Mum, Son Co., ono bale cotton at 81
cents, for shipment to IInvre. This cotton
was raised by John II. Green, Esq, Carroll
larish, Ln., from reelcr seed The staple is
extra lcng, and very fno. This variety of
cotton IN single plant) was discovered by
Mr.. pecler on his plantation in Issaanena
county, Miss, about fifteen years ago since
then he has been dcvoting much time in
on%ltivating and bringing tito perfection.
me quality Is nearly equal 10 Sea Island.
From this 1t will be seen how important II
Is to plant seed Of tho best varieties. Alessrs
Foster, Gwyn Co, write to Messrs. Polk.
boswell " Co.. of this city, that they believe
they cnn soil the Pecler cotton at 40 cents
per pound or more during the entire season
For any further information on the subiect.
call on the latter named house. Since
arrangements have becn made for a through
rate OF freight TO New York, it might Be
well for our merchants to try that market
on cotton shipped away from this place.
1 sscHoOS1 1WfS.
In connect ion with the above. we wou,d
Announce, that Messrs. p. NIoFariane' 6 Co :.
have arrangements, by which, they will soon
be able to furnish the planters Of Rankin
and adjoining counties, with the Peeler
seed. In consideration of the high prioe
which this cotton always commands, plant.
ers Will at onoe see the great ADVANTAGES
which those who raise Il possoss. T6e
planter who has thc Pecler cotton reapps
nearly twice rs much profit, from tie same
amount Of labor. A, IN E,H"Sl
This is no humbug. ef.4
l..3 t-v7TFrs- r->os III, ~
+ CJDA----.A HINT TO MIR. SEWARD. 1T Is
reported that revolutionary symptoms have
6rSken out in ',the ever faithful island" Of
Cuba. II they have not as vet. thew will nj.
most certainly be made manifest before,
long, with the infusioh into The island Of
inc oontagion from the mother country. In
view OF this contingency, lbero, may be
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