The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-24
hSERABLY MISTAKEN.
IErom the Laurensyille Herald 7

sumo few others are, at; the appearance and
tenor of the Judges letter. He was in the pat
ronage OF the Radical party-underthe protect
ing wings OF that great Radicafeagle who now
pefouls the place once occupied by such men
as Butler, Noble, and a host Of Others who
went before, and who followed them.
Judge Orr has waited just long enough, he
doubtless thinks, to foresee the result Of the
pending race, and 'With.the trickery of the true
Jockey, he is after betting on the winning horse.
HekRoNs t.Which side 0fhis bread is butter
Led, !. and whence it comes. he would .fare
highupon fame's ladder, II possible; If not,
rather than not to BIZ" at all, he would much
prefer TO i've q 1ackass to dead lion. - -
notwithstanding this bold avowal on the
part Of Judge Orr OF bis intention to support
Scott, thus Indicating his belief that Scott viii
ing fHth that FOR once he has mistaken the
stshadows cast before the coming events Of
thefall elections In this State.
= TOUCH fitch. AND. BE. DEEnED. -,
leu sasa. From the Unionville Tmes.l ia,
Wen. Judge On has. ,erit . letter in the in
tetsst Sfths scott Ring! In i he advises hon
glance to them, endorse their past acts, and
then tly toreioEmthem:ha .l2ss::;i, 60
We shall pay proper respects to. the. docu-
ment next week in the meantime, we can't
helpthfnking thar We would as soon think of
sending saints down 10 the lower regions to
convert the devil and his imps as to send hon-
est men into such q den Of thieves to reform
them. Tie Judge surely forgets that If you
touch pitehyon areicertain to get defled. But
Judge Orr openlyi acknowledges there Is cor
ruphon and allyillany In the Republican party.
and as we know the Scott Ring, with White
party, 1t Is another proof that II we get reform
we must drive elthese scoundrels from power.
.sTHE BETRAYER OF ms STATE" =
From the Charleston Courler.l
The pen OF Governor Orr must, have trem-
and patentfacts. of, the past and present, he
appeals IN the words Of the demagogue to. the
white race Of the soil for the support of his
newly chosen party, against their own people
and State. The abolition Of imprisonment for
debt and the homestead was provided ior by
military enactment, before the advent Of the
socalled Republican party in this State.
These were recognized In other States by all
parties, whether Democratic or Republican.
TheSS, owe thelr origin to ao5 party, but to the
nubIic sentiment of the sannle. The people
p.ii t.--a these enactments to themselves. It was
Dc - .5..,.:s:s deed And when Governor
the then h,Ss ses eVerv @ voter remember when
yaI W cmSnes to cast his vote who furnishes
a afeiter In the sunshine and .ss;fn s.I;fn over the
Ieaf;s 8; ms wme anu children" ne resorts to
q device so false and delusiye that i WIZ ial
Sa,soISaa hef1re the people OF this Common-
an. nssaitH ne HAS cut the bridge from oenind
h,nI!H bHe has, tast his lot with the iflenas OF
misrrlle. ,,:t!Epbratm .is joined 10 ms laois.f
He viii fail to Induce the people OF TINS State
to ioin him in their worship. Ine people 9sSe sSe
not wSich he has spread for their capture.
Gonarrnr Orr has f,fstiied the predictions OF