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Three Arguments for Reform.

The Columbia Phenir denounces the Scott
regsaae as at warfare with the best interests
of our population, white and colored:
l. In this-that it has introduced into the
State system of fraud, corruption and brib-
cry, disastrous and disgraceful.
2. The present regime is at war with the
public interests in this-that the deliberate
purpose of the Executive and his aiders and
abettors is to keep up an antagonism be-
tween the two races that live in South Caro-
lima.
8. The present regime is inconsistent with
the public good also, in this-that it does
not encourage the flow in the State OF that
capital that we need and OF that thrifty pop
ulation which we desire, in order to supple
ment our numbers.
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logne. They chatted apparently Will .ue
Freedom and unreserve that might marx the
intarcourse ofpld friends, turning every now
ond th,n m acknowledge the bows of many
nasser.by No royal cortege attended the
.uo sorer.isns on that beautiful evening
drive. No ponp, no display, no sign of rank,
none of the glitter of the court went with
them. 1t was as though two unpretending
citizens had driven forth to inhale the pure air
of the Bois, or enjoy an hour OF social COM
munion In its refreshing shade. The beaming
countenance of the kind old German King was
as benignant as the sky above him was clear.
He mig ght have passed for venerable gentle
man of fortune, who had withdrawn from The
cares of business; retired wine merchant. for
instance, possessed of extensive estates upon
the Rhine; man whose culture OF the grape
had Impaired to his character some OF its
generous glow and richness. and to his cheek
some of its rosy bloom. But the man who sat
beside him never smiled. His face was pale
and puffy, as though disease had dried within
him the fountains of health; his complexion OF
milky hue, as though the blood never
mounted above his shirt collar. When by
stander raised his hat to this pale, puffy man,
the latter returned but cold and distant
recognition. Evidently he had forgotten that
afternoon to shift from his mind the weighty
responsibilities of Empire. He talked much to
his companion, but his speech seemed frozen.
There was no humor In his expression, no
sparkle in his eye. 1t was as though sphinx
had been endowed with voice, but denied all
mobility of feature, all play of countenance.
Thus Louis Napoleon and William of Prussia,
as they passed before our eyes one after
noon about six years ago. What change has
come DER the spirit of that scene since tlen
What Transformation from William hospta-
bly, entertained as the guest of Bonaparte, aud
that same Bonaparte robbed of his sceptre and
his sword, prisoner in the hands OF that same
William "
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The Reform Canvass.

Attention is directed to the changes made
In the appointments for Public Meetings, al
which the Hon. R. B. Carpenter and Genera
M. C. Butler will address the people. The
List Is now as follows:
Kingstree, Wednesday, September l4th.
Midway Church; Thursday, September lotn.
Manning, Friday, September 10th, =
Liberty Hill, Saturday, September l7th.i
,orangeburg Courthouse, September 18th.
Barnwsll Courthouse, September 2lst.
WATERFORD, Colleton, September 23d.!
White Hall, Colleton, September 9th.
Beaufort, September 26th.
Other appointments will be announced from
time 10 time. Applications for speakers ana
. ali communications intended for the State FIX
secutiye Committee Of the Union Reform party
must be addressed to the Secretary, E. w.
ISeibels, Esq, Columbia, S. G:
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IT is proposed to spend $4,000 to carry
Colleton for the Scott Ring. In Colleton
there are 1910 negro voters and only LIS
white voters. Fit costs $40, 900 to elect the
Scott ticket il county where there are more
than twice as many blacks as whites, what
will it cost to carry the twenty counties
where the whites outnumber the blacks and
where the black voters have only q small
majority?
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A Word to Orangeburg.

A subscriber in Orangeburg County write;
as follows:
"we are somewhat concerned at the arrival
of two hundred guns. with ammunition, al
orangeburg village, for the negro militia, anc
the expected arrival of more at LewisVllle anc
Fort Motto. There is not, to my knowledge
any organization of the whites ola military OF
protective character in the county. 1t seems
to me that this apathy is not only dangerous
but absolutely culpable, since it invites vio
lence. Can't you stir up the Orangeburgi'
ans ?'
We have done our part. The white peo'
pie know their danger, ana, in Orangebure
at least, will, we are confident, organize al
once for their own protection.
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Colonel R. F. Graham, of Marion, has
published long article in explanation OF
certain expressions imputed to him, viz:
that he "Joasted' that the Republican party
must carry Marion County in the approach
ing election, because sit has command OF
the Purse, the Sword and the Ballo:-Box,
and that he had $4,000 to influence the elec-
ton, aud could get, if necessary, $50, 900.
The gist of the explanation is, that the ex-
pressions upon which the charges against Col.
Graham are founded, Were uttered Sin the
s:freedom of friendly conversation" The ex-
act words, according to Colonel Graham,
were these: "How can you Ito a Reformer)
"expect to win when the Republican party
sshas control of the Purse, the Sword and the
"Ballot-Box, and overcome the large majori'
sty against you?' In regard to the election
fund, Colonel Graham says:
s'Mr. Brady remarked that he wished ne had
eight hundred dollars. replied to him that
had three thousand dollars, and could get thir'
ty thousand if necessary. Not one word was
said about influencing the election. Nor wa:
it said In connection with anything which pre-
ceded or followed that could make me mean
that had the money to influence the elec
tion."
A bad excuse is better than none, and We
give Colonel Graham the benefit OF his ex
plauation. 1t does not mend the matter
for, at the best, Colonel Graham is plainly
of opinion that the so-called Republican par
ty, to which, at the eleventh hour, he has
given his adhesion, cannot be beaten, be-
cause it controls the means OF bribine
voters, of intimidating voters by armed force
and OF stuffing the ballot-boxes after the
elections. Colonel Graham and Judge Orr
stand upon the same plane. The former, ir
August last, declared that the leaders OF the
Republican party were Ignorant, corrupt
and dishonest the latter counts upon 6
Radical victory, because the Scott Ring con
trolls the Purse, the Sword and the Ballot
Box. And both of them join the party o
dishonesty, ignorance aud corruption. The
inference is, that Judge Orr and Colonel Ora
ham expect to derive from Scott victory Sc
large personal profit, that it is OF little con
sequence, to them, what becomes OF the resi-
of the people Of the State.
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The Grant Bombshell.

The Grant letter has fallen as fiat as that
OF James L. Orr, and the famous bombshel,
which was to destroy the Reform camp, pro-
misses, by an untimely explosion, to deal
death to the Radical cannoneers. This is
what the New York World says about it:
"Even-as not altogether untruthful cynic
assures us-as patriotism is the last refuge Of
a scoundrel, Grant is the support and citadel
to which, in their extremity, the pretended
Governors of the South turn. Following in the
footsteps Of his brother truculency in North
Carolina, the Governor of South Carolina sends
up cry for help to Long Branch, and from out
the cloudy tabernacle of the government at
that lounging place, comes the declaration that
Il never opposed the reelection Of Governor
Scott, nor spoke disparaglngly Of him. On the
contrary. only look upo1 the so-called Re
form movement in South Carolina as device
to give the control Of the State to the enemies
OF tue party which has supported me,
and which supported our armies and
maintained the Union There needed but
this to assure an entire triumph to that true
peace and prosperity ticket, made up Of
Union and Confederate soldier, which plants
itself against the lawless violence Of negro
militia, and that monstrous spoliation which
has raised the debt OF South Carolina from s5,-
5Oo 600 in 1867, to sl4 600 900 in 1870 said vio-
leace and spoliation being the only benefits re-
sulting TO the State from the administration OF
the man whom the President now commends
for reelection. Happily, that recommends
ton is a sure death warrant to its recipient.
The Executive backing loored Holden and will
smash Scott
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To the Public.

That the Charleston public. in these STIR
ring times, may have prompt access to the
latest kilograms, we shall continue to issue,
at half-past two O'Clock every afternoon, an
extra edition OF The NEWS, containing all
the telegraphic dispatches, both domestic
and foreign, usually published in an evening
paper.
The NEWS EXTRA will be sold to news
boys at one cent copy. Single copies, at
THE News office, two cents.
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MCINTYRE, chairman Of the Radical Com
mittee for Col!eton County, and holder Of
four or FIVE offices, has returned to Walter
boro', armed and equipped for the fray. He
saws that he has $40, 900 with which to carry
Colleton for Scott. When the election is
over an INQUIRY will be made as to the dispo-
sition Of this money. The United States law
against bribery is not to be laughed at, as
Mr.. Mcintyre may have reason 10 know.
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SOME interesting facts in relation to the
cost Of the Trial Justice system, will be
found in the letter Of our orangeburg cor
respondent. 1t is interesting and iustruc-
tive reading for both Reformers and Repub-
UCans.
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Couartuership Notices.

THE CELEBRATED THOROUGHBRED
Stallion "JONCE HOOPER" will stand this
season in Spring street, near King.
Terms-$25 the season and 81 to the groom,
payable In advance.
For pedigree and any other particulars, apply
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Eost ann Gonn6

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IL containing papers OF no ralno but to the
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The Purse, the Sword and the Ballot
Box.
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UNION REFORM NOMINATIONS.
For Governor,

Hos. R. B. CARPENTER, OF CHARLESTON
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For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GENERAL NJ. c. BUTLER, OF EDGzFrELD.
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DAVIS Il LILLE RS
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

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VXTANTED, A GIRL OR WOMAN TO
w cook or wash. Call at No. los East Bay.
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eTIlTRMRHT.

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Assets 100000
Annual Income. 61o,ooo
Losses Pata 100000
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WIANTED, A GOOD COOK AND
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