The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-13

The New York Herald of Saturday
contains very full description of the
new Jewish house Of worship, built
corner Fifth Avenue and Forty-third-
street, New York, known as "Tem-
pie Emanuel" 1t blends in unoon-
scious harmony six different orders of
arohitecture-Saraconic Byzantine,
Moresquc, Arabesque, Gothic and
Norman. The interior decorations
are finer and more costly than of any
Christian Church in the land. The
Herald closes its article with the fol-
lowing:
In ten pows from the pulpit o;t eve.
ry Sabbath ten millonaiIes, end from
that point back an aggregate of mil
lions more is represented. Did there
ever sit together sinue the days that
the fair and regal ruler Of Sheba was
escorted by the gorgeous retinue Of
the court of Solomon to the temple
of that monarch's ambition such
galaxy Of worldly wealth, and it might
be ventured, such galaxy of beauty
ands refinement The roof of the
temple is fiat and cut into squares BY
the transverse arches. Il good zeal
of elaborate polychrome painting fills
in the spaces. The best time to OBJ
servo the many beauties in this field
of decoration is at night, with the aid
furnished from the full radiance of
the many blazing oandelebra. The
figures are brought out in happier re-
lief and show with lustre denied
them by daylight.
Altogether, the temple of Emanu-
El is feature in itself and has no
parallel. Its exterior is an expert
ment in architecture, oftentimes be.
fore attempted, but only in this in
stance realized as q success. Its in
terror decoration, without being quite
so great novelty, has so many points
of originality that it fairly divides
the palm of interest with the arohi-
tectural design. 1t may be added in
conclusion, that the first pew sold
realized the enormous sum Of $4,000.
George II. Pendleton thus speaks
OF the argument for Chinese as cheap
laborers
"But the Chinese will give US cheap
, labor. Cheap human labor I des-
pise the word. 1t signifies crime
and shame. 1t signifies squalor, re-
: pudiation, ignorance, vice. Are not
laborers men, our fellow.men They
have bodies to olothe, and stomachs to
to feed, and minds to educate, and
spirits to elevate, and old age to pro-
vide for. They have homes which
they love, and wives whom they cher
ish, and children whom they hope to
mako worthy citiEens---the honest
fathers and virtuous mothers of a
succeeding generation. Il n. Labor
is too cheap now. Labor does not re.
ceive its just reward"
. The Washington Chronicls of Sa.
turday says: "The efforts that have
been made to induce foreign emigra-
tion to the Southern States have been
3 quite successful. An agent at present
, in Sweden has just forwarded COM
pany numbering upwards of lou,
whose destination is Water Valley,
Miss. Many of them are mechanics,
} and have occurred employment in ad.
vance on the Mississippi railroads.
The agent writes that he was only two
weeks in collecting his party. He
} says that any number of valuable eth.
, igrants can be secured for the South
> there by sending over agents to make
7 proper representations to them. They
, know but little about the South, and
need information. But when they ar
rive at New York, without previous ar
! rangements, it is almost impossible to
} divert them from the great current
f going westward"
Dispatches from Washington to North.
crn papers state that there ,s marked
, difference between the tive Cuban Con-
: stlnions, inasmuch as one Of them re.
: cognized and upholds slavery while
, the other is anti.slavery in its senti
ments, and the dispatches say these
f differences have been discovered by an
! official in the State Department. Senor
, Lemns will publish card saying ex.
. pl,ci'ly that only ono Constituton-that
{ adopted in May last.--exis.s in Cubn.
, l1e also says: II have IN my possession
j. complete copies Of all the official acts Of
0 the Republic Of Cuba since ,,s organiza
, ton up to the first Of this month, and
: defy any one to find therein one single
: sentence which contcmplates anything
. but absolute and uneqnivocal freedom Of
, the slaves Of tho 'sland. The Republ,-
can leaders long before the adoption Of
T The Constitution, emancipated their
3 slaves, wherever the army Of The Repub.
lie marches, freedom is proclaimed to all
OF every color"
---.-.so -
BEN Buffers OPINION OF CUBAN
, BELlraERENcY.- Washington, October
4.--Ben Butler is Disguised with the
conduct of the government on the Gu.
' ban question. He says il has pursued a