The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-03-24
Our New President.

says: i H.,-,,
Tie means to out-Hcrod Herod in all
that pertains to the torture the South
- he means TO go the length Of Sumner
III negroism-but no designs at the
same time to monopolize the patronage
OF the government His imbecilo Cab.
net Is universally mathematical by the
Radicals; bu. they are'held in check BY
his monstrous strides in the direction Of
military dcspotism over the whole coun
try. and especially in the direction Of an
absolute subjngalion Of the Southern
States.
The new Executive thought proper to
go outside Of his constitutional duty in
recommending in his first State paper a
ratification Of the Fifteenth amendment.
w hat had he to do with that business 2
Why lug it in, except 10 assure The
fanatics of the North in advance of his
extremely radical sentiments? In al
most The very words of the letter from
this city, which you published on The
the morning OF the 4th inst, he gave
assurance in his inaugural of '.protec-
tIon' to the pet'baggrrs, and the gu
prsmacy OF tho Radicals and negroes of
the South, and even before his Office
was organized at the White House, re-
stored rs was predicted he would Terry
to his command" in Georgia.
Sheridan to his in Louisiana, and Rev.
nolds to his in Texas. u..
But the extremist pol, v in this re-
spect is all Lhal may be expected BY tho
Radica! magnates. Tho offices must be
given to the Presidents personal friends.
In analyizing his Cabinet ] find not n
single man nominated but received this
distinction for personal favots either TO
him or to lis military and personal
friend, Gen. Sherman. r9's
The emeute in the case of Stewart
threatens to break up prematnrelv the
amicable relations of the great Rspubli-
can party and utterly to prevent the
repeal o. the Tenure ofof1ice act Tie
new leader on the administration side of
the Senate (the brother of Con! Sher-
'nan) Immediately introduced bill to
rxtrlcaic the President from his dilemma.
Yon will see that it was objected 70 by
Mr.. Sumner, and in such a tone and
manner that indicated business. I have
not supposed hitherto that the grand
Radical faro up would occur for At lenst
three months, but it now looks as If
harmony could scarcely last three
days.
7 am greatly mistaken if Grants poll
cy will prove II success He will find,
after ALL that his haired OF the South
and admiration Of Sambo viii not snf-.
flee. The Radical lenders will fight to
,he las. 1ilch,a and sacrifice "qnite smart.
before giving up the spoils. They will
die first, and die game.
CHAGRIN or THE oFFrcE-sEEKERs.
The politicians have been greatly dis.
turbed by the manner in whicl, Pres,.
dent Grant snubhed Gen. Carl Schurz
yesterday, as it leaves them in great
doubt as to what influence they are to
have in controlling local appointments.
Senator" Schurz boldly protested
against The appointments rs PROPOSED by
the President, and for lis tronble re-
ceived the censoring reply, IL know the
people OF Missouri better than you do,
General" ' 3'
MUNlElcENCE OF Mr.. STEwART, or
New YoRK--HoMEs FOR WORKING.
MENIAND WoMEN.---Tho New York
Sun says: Hn ,. A r0.r7
For some time past it has been known
by few that Mr.. A. II. Stewart has
u,editated charitable enterprise, Oil q
colossal scale. T. is intimated that it
will eclipse in magnitude all other in
stances ofprivate muniiicencc, aud will
operate i'll direction where, mDre I han
in any other in this city, helping hand
is needed. 10 The object which Mr. Stew.
art has in view cannot be stated here
precisely, but it is enough to know that
his generosity is to benefit ,labofing
men '.oug anYnp % I2c 4m"N so .t.@
Mr.. Stewart proposes, IN 4 word, to
erect homes for tho working men and
women OF New York, aid already
ground has been broken ont for founda-
ton Of one Of these Institutions. It is
to bc erected on FourLl Avennr, BE-
tween Thirty second and Thrly- third
streets. This spot has been clsafsa Of
old buildings, and for a week past men
have been at work digging ont ola
stones and cellars, preparatory TO the
work for the new structure. The ground
on which It to, stand is the large va
cant square opposite the New Haven
tubnel. II Contains twenty Two lots,
for which Mr. Stewart paid about $l0. |.
600 apiece TWO years ago, and exiepds
The whole distance between Thirty.
second and Thirty-hird strects, 1913 feet,
running back ,205 feet. as.gu lr4snYD
On this square q magnificent building
to be raised, iron, fire proof, lsevsil
stores high, and arohitectprslly finer
thar any other structure ips the city. IN,
This win be, the working @omea's hol
tel Here sewing girls, temepine clorks.
hard. working, women ofeyary trade, are
TO be. provided with board and room fol
| the smallest posplble, sum, and the house
is to be managed initbel beat mapner4rr,
The ground floor may, be let out 70,
stoYes, the proceeds tosbel applied 70 ,tht
building Of other similar eihsiitu,ionso44
Thn anrira nnat,inel the IN ~ 81, ;iTy bs