The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-25
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construction rsince last spring indeed
he ahdelstapdsis bRt heand this e9pYaRtipp .a
! don't understand il alike. Hs desires To- draw ,
this convention to his way Of thinking; does s' :
not think that what He can say chd teach 'uio 4
anything. And IF ifl he BE- falK to
hsse let
Carolina-not to make converts We did not
1ohe Of his elegant aghtp, llike squirrel from
one tree to aRptber lIapghteEl h1 l.3s, Hs Ysid
me last Spring, "You better Yait and find =
whether this is going 70 be- failure Don y,
jine the Democrats lssn dent jns ths ]RePnB1t; i q
cans" He wanted me to ait straddle Of the
fence, TIL hs got ready to make Of them =, ,r"
flights and then was to follow follo him;
gentlemen, / don't want GGyernos Orr 70 come ~,
in here to teach any ground and lofty tum-
bling. We amt going to tumble II, he, ',''f
does come here he will just come here, to let !.
us one of the lofticst tumblcs he has ever
made yet. I come from district where The
peoPlo are Republicans; from place where
they would rather hear Governor Perry any
time, because we know he going to cuss us ahd
abuse in every way he. cam n :. BAt Governor
Orr tumblcs SO fast, he makes man head
dizzle Tremendous laughtGGr] to look ,at HIN. !,
On the way down here II heard the Governor, !. M
tell ono of the delegates, that he, ycry much 3s
favored heiaw for hop,estcads and he did not
care whether they called him niggeeri 9r not
[hIpch laughter Now, Governor Orr isin s'. -,
fix, that puts mo in mind Of what an old Wo,,n
man told me once about John Tyler, Tyler
wanted to go from the Wings to the Demo
Gratis The Wings was s|ad o get ia Of
and the /, Democrats ratts wealad't have him, NOV
Governor Orris hanging on a limb upside ,r'Ds
down, holding o.. by his legs. The CopserYa-
tives want to- kick him, off, and he would Be :.
glad TO fall in the lap of this convention, but $.
we don't intend to catch him Lei him h-a' bang
there till the blood runs down into his brains
and then will get Sid of Els body las,. = :.
W G. W2;hhiAppsr, delegats
but negro lawyer from Detroit. Michiigsan,s hisss
whoraa We have previously designated MS deoi-tr
denly one Of tho ablcst il the great.
rnsed re ksa9ed striped made @ long audi
powerful speech in reply His, points
1st That Nash was the last man tospcak about .
tumbling, for if there was O. man in the State,,
who had made an extraordinary tumble, that !.
man was Beverly Nash. I'd, That if Orr s'''
tumblcd in the right direction, he 10 should bme,
encouraged SO do 3D. That the party, tg, by b6,''.@
driving off such IN much A as Orr isoated iisolf
and prevented all additions to its strpngt' :.
4th. That Governor Orr was, from position.
as prominent officer and political leader of t, :,
tho State Eell acquainted with it's aifs, and,
could give the convention valuable iaformaton;a
ann 9TH and lastly, that It was extremely de-
sirable that the convention and the existing sa''
provisionaL government Of the, State should, 10
as far as possible, act in unison With each ~ -
i bther - e''p'e'''
!, Many other speeches were made on the salne'
subject but these are enough to give al idsa oSf
the discussion. asasi
The motion finally prevailed, and dbferiniorl
fOrr was invited to adresss The convention at,is
the Club HohsS Friday hight.A VI baaera zIsSois
letter fof resi- gEitis.i Vas recSivsa from ldss
J. Conway, ths sergeant.a tat aud rss7setA
nation was accented. to sgsH ;at r-y 4 a,o7 sd,
The f5ll6Sihg committees comm TT we're fappointeetU'
wait on General Candy and eotsierssialIB others F.aat
WhittcmOFfc; 81 Odcll Duncan and F:s4L. Car -tna
doza To wait on Governor OrraF J.. Moses: 1ot
NV G.. Whipper and James M Rutland nnI,i,
A committee was also appointed to -arfanger'
the hall with mose cohifort iso the members, ani
and another to decide what standing aoiiimit-s.i
tees were necessary.'"' IF rfsis ''9st. .s'ftNAa
emotion of B., r. Randolph, saddle -colbn- ,t4
ed preacher delegate, from 0rangeburg,o tho sd,
resolution, inviting reporters to seats ON thelIss
floor of the house, was taken up and passedst 7il,
= It was resolved that when tho conventional
adjourn, adjourn 20 meet tomorro~ aatitolsi.iv
A. NJ, Adjourned e'< Aitl II nsi,piitse1-, sd, oi,
- a6oeE,nFKDAYd17TH. ssietad u n
| The first oasineas after the reading of thers,.
minutes was the report Of special committees.
Ed, Moses, ,9r., from the committee ep-y
pointed ta. wait upop his fExcolleney Governor
James L. Orr, and to request that he would ~
address tho convention reported thai. theyy, hai
performed that pleasing duty, and that his, Ex !,