The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-31

put down, the citizens having determined
to quell anything CT the kind. The GIN
ncr we are told was abundant ard well
served, and every prccaut!on taken by
committee Of thirty, numcrously assisted
by policemen, and rope guard wElch
enci,ccd tho tables and pit, to preserve
order. Notwithstanding all this howeT-
CT. the dinner reserved fer tic committee,
and placed aside 70: them Until they were
through with their arlacus duties, was
railcd upon by some CT the worst Of
SCOTS pets ant! carried of. Accidents
vii! happen sometimes, atthe committee
congratulated themselves that the thcit
was committed quietly and secretly, thus
obria;in. any chance to chaStiSe the r;.s-
Gals. Judge Carpenter made many cor
vcrts on this occasion, as in fact I've does
wherever he appears. Five miles on the
hottest day, and the unsEadiest road,
brought us to the objective point, and
the babcs were found in happy frame !;
they had been in good hands, and OF
course we knew it al the tine. \ pleas
ant res. OF two days in the country with
all wants supplied By uncle Tommy,
and the rest Of the kind ones, and back
| ward vas the word. =
Tuesday night in Columbia. The
wholo rag, tag and bobtail Of the Ring,
from the "Dr." down to the most inSis-
| nifcant pet, was out. with fife, drum
and speaker. The dogs Of war let loose
were howling with a vengeance, to be
sure. Night vas made ilideous By the
terrible noise, it seemed as if the whole
Of the worst part Of creation were e1sr-
cis;ns themselves in shouts, groars and
yeIls. The scene and the noise oeggars
! description, ard will never be equailed
until the party reaches its final and more
appropriate destination.
a spirited lit,le pas is related as oc-
curing at t;le Columbia Ilotel-a hot
place for petbaggcrs. The story is
that Christopher, the very polite and de-
cent barber Of that hotel, while airing
himself at the entrance hail, was accosted
by Niles Parh,r, with the demand to hold
mis- horse Chris. naturally objected,
and, tn the surprise Of Niles, told him
that he did not hold horses for -
thieves. Niles fearing he had wounded
the incorruptib!c Chris. followed him
into the shop to apologize for the unfor-
tuna.e mistake, So.called, when he was
told to get out Of that at once, as he,
Chris, did not want any Of his carpet
bag apologies. Niles left.
Morning, anl now for home, not on an
empty stomach however, and to make
that all right, one Of Paysinger s Frank
Inns chickens, together With an e'esan.
broiled steak, hash, etc, was in Teqnisi-
ton. Please don't think, dear reader,
tina: We took in all Of the above, although
pretty good ballast is needed for ride
in the G. 4 C's new shoe fiy coach, oh
no. all, only a portion, for there were
others who generously and considerably
assisted and between the party the work
was accomplished, and the bare bones on
" left to tell that once there lay goodly
steak, there 4 chicken, &c. P & z. keep
a good eating house, and the little man
N. who keeps things moTiag is Up to all
the ncv wrinkles necessary in these
9irinc times. We left-fll-rcached
the "kce ers' as poor Capt. v. used to
call thcm-had the babes tucked away
comfortably, and waited For the ali a.
board. This signal revealed the fact that
the Sreat.talkcd.a about but-nercr.befor
scen-br us.natu1al curiosity, the ex-
FOUNDER of the law through the persua-
sive and magic influence Of the Hinches-
ter, the Ye1i,ab,c Dr.. Scott was aboard.
Yes there he was, surrounded by few
lientcnants, wc might name and describe
them but the DR.. was enc man. as Pat
wcnld have said, and ne wasn't purity
onc bit at all" Long had the desire ex-
iStcl for a sight at the hero Of the picket
line, the Winchester advocate, the doctor
Of law as well as physic, and the great
fnancicr, and now We saw him face to
face. and confess to disappointment.
Somebody SAYS the dc7il is not as bad as
he is painted, tut the d.. has been
nattercd entirely. The party has credit
for the selection Of their chief. lie may
be bette. man than he looks to be, but
If he IS, i;hroao!osr is hum5us. lie is
remarkably weak looking. intellectual.
Is, but this he cannot help, and decidedly
ugly, and looks ike his picket duty had
been all done at night; he has not the lock
Of dayiigh; worker hy any means.
The thought Of that meeting orc7comcs
us. and we can only add that re reached
Ne0 berry and feel more Convinced than
ever tha; the Reform Party must do It's
work or the country will be lost.
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