The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-28

which will be done last. There were
mine bfds--one from North Carolina,
one from South Carolina man living
iaaNewa York, andlseven from the
North. The committee accepted, the
lowest bid, Saa ,CoRsAiR.
=, Workings Of the Radical Ring.
HOW 'aovERNufs soofr ts TO BE Eu-
+ cHRED OUT OF A RE-EEEoTtoN BY A
+ PROMISE or "a stNAroasHIp, AND
HOW HE 10 To sE"soIp. AGAIN."
| For some time past there has been a
quiet agitation, or at least that is all
thai, has been, noticed by those not in
the, circle, among that portion Of tho
Radical Ring Of Charleston which tho
native Radicals wonld style the Alnssn.
chusetts.ites, but who are more familiar
" known asy,he party composed Of men
who, in their hurry TO rush to the South,
hid only time to pack their carpet bags.
For all that the outsiders know, there
may have beea and is terrible rushing
of political winds in that body ot the
Radical camp; but nn, agitation, ms we
have said. has been noticed, and floating
about are various fpmore, which tho
;Ns'us gives to the public for what they
are worth! pH'G hrc ,EHE Y,hlta
"H'i GOV. SCOTT TO BE EucHRED
Is the substance Of the first r,,mor, and
it states that the said body Of Radicnls
are already getting up the slate for the
State election in October, 1870. On it
the names Of Dr.. A. G.. Mackev, late
Collector Of this port. and r. J Moses,
Jr, Speaker Of tho House Of Representa-.
ltiyes. are written, the first for Governor,
aud the latter for Lieutenant.G G Governor.
To prevent Gov. Scott from running,
he will bo given q stick Of candy in the
shape of nomination for United States
senator"t amnse himself With. The
ljpartya intend TO elect the Two persons
first named, all the while pretending to
!, be, pushing the interests OF Scott rs
senator. SO soon as Dr.. NJ. and MI.
Moses are elected, the former viii be
nominated for the senatorship, and will
be elected. He preferlng the latter to
The Governors position, will resign as
Governor and 60 to the Senate - Moses,
the choice Of this faction, then, Of course,
Becoming Governor Gov. Scott will
then 60 --home.Iqs& 'Trr1osaab ta'
Is9 gairs TUE THIRD PARTY. lst4
Ih The second rrnmor has II chat this
Pssmelaboring daotion--may /. not bring
forth o mouse Z, --js forming q third par.
~, the, object Of which is at the next
State election TO kick ont Of office, and,
| II possible, or. Of The Radical ranks,
Gov. Scott, larker, State Treasurer !;
IJllson, Educational man, and other
persons, f,llkey charactr, wLcm the said
faction term disrepn!able. and to place
in Office more reputable men, such ss
Those headed ~ Attorney. General D.
H. Chamberlain. The yTbird Partyites
sassert that they have promises ,of nd,
heslon TO their policy from all parts Of
the State. and tha. some Of the prom-
nent men Of Charleston express their
wi lingness to 60 into it, and they (the
"Thirds" state that all that they need
to carry out their policy is inaction 9 on
the part sof, The conservatye white peo-.
pl0 previous 10 Inc elGCLlOu.
80, A PEEP At THE MACHINERY.
NJ Theaexciternent which that little mat
ter Between Mr.. Chrk and Dr.. sMackey,
IregarliDg the Collectorship ;of this port,
when thsy were in Washington, and IN
che Presidents scales fifs ono and
then the other. kicking tho beam, crsa.
ted here among those who were IN tie
! custom Offices and djdnot, want 70 60
out, aud those who were ont bnt wsDt--
ed to get 10, has IN q ,nieasure s6bsided
ny the tannohnceGiont' that Clark had
reoeived the sppointnient still, every
thing 10 Of interest that relates to tbat
tlme, when men were, weighed, down
with OFFICIAL cares. Or c.res for office, and
lone perisded| by the ,OGy. .si,le.. t.'s''t'P7 I
ifi8 One day when Grant wac weighing
|ith6 aspirants and ahsveri ,balsnae aas
lslhthat ghed been obtainsd, q o. selegram
sftom J, j. Moses, JS, srriyod. reanes,
| iSgT tie President j moi 't q d.pides idsHnna u5oh
tks apnoi1tmens antil his letter eJGtd
Iba reosivedS and stsahg asia, svssy Ife-
lpablieen 10 D4he Sfatsi sgass In faSar acf
Meessy hslpss sstsipsa aaod ell rssepp.
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aahs. a6abtleas 9sehsataa fby SRsi ~
Glssi 4 ffiauas, ,slh6i Asti6ieassal atsiNk
lssnt tana fosaieatt hisashm goF iisis seA,slas
ihfanees aiId thuels % said fs,haas
ln !,ssz; esaf q ssgpipIs .ls Iar \ eF hp
ltis5B de kas ssSsy Sp M Iesas,
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