The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-19
TIae once We want.

In advocating now party in Sout b
Carolina, which, in federal affairs,
will support, ut least passivoly, the
administration, end, in State affairs,
will run mixed. black and white tick
cts, and thus abandon, the sstimo.hon-
ored principle" Of boing thoroughly
whipped every time, and with it, the
heroism Of "soorning the peif Of Of
tice," we confess frankly to having an
eye, to patriotic personal service OF
'our beloved State.' We:,are q can
aidate, but not for the Office of Com.
missioner Of - Agriculture" 1selhs
well.known hostility of our planters
to the; purposes of his Commission, -
as Mr. sparniek struthfully puts it,
deters US from dcsiringit. "Thc pur.
poses of his commissions" any one can
discover, by little observation, were
toput $4,000 into Mr.. Sparniok's
pocket, and Mr.. Sparniok has certain
ly discharged the duties of his com.
mission, in the face Of the ssafofesaid
hostility of our planters,' with re-
markable fortitude, and, we acknowl-
edge, with considerable zeal. / The
duties of the codifying commission
are much too arduous to attract US.
TO be paid $4,000 each, for directing
a clerk, with . salary of $4,000, to
transoribe the code of the State of
New York, but 10 substitute the
word, so4@''s! Cazonae,,' aAherever the
words, Ne'0 Torh, might happen to
OCCUR in the origiaal,requires the va.
ried learning Of q Montgomery, the
legal aoumen Of thatTpolitical several.
ty, ID. T. Corbin,, and the aspiring &c,
MUS Of W, J: Whipper, our nominee,
against Bowen,, for Congress. !, The
.fish-oommission may 60 to somebody
else too, thonshawe feol certain of,its
success for, though, 1s'ths we'll.
known Spt, hostility of our plantsra''
black, to crabs and catfish, and Of opr
planters white, to oshadr and oysters,
may prevent the increase Of thoss va.
'rieties Of fish, wo are sure thae one
good-sizodd al land Il .shark Will be fed aud I'd
'fsttened by the Commissions. and, two
or three small onesli Nor can we con.
sent TO sorve on a Grows eie6tioHsin.
yestigation 'com8ittee.,s, Not thas we
object, politically, 10 lyipg," OF 70
making money by lying. & 10 ayow SO
insane a proposition,s would rain our
chances withsour own, and Svsry 18th. !
,politiical party % But " We td do obieo.
being paid for seopw4lse,y. pe,;ary. u
oven Z. an much las thirteen thousand
dollars. We advocate a,>free press.
FREQ speech, free trade, free / schools. ID
free ballot and fro" lying Q 50 that We
cannot serve on ; any sueb, ,Crews com j
'niatoe. felitioai iying,nbayibo very,
wrong-Athat is Il great moral rdaso.
eiionn, far above ia, which We ieaysto !,
the Clorgy.-but wo insist that a man taa,an
should 90 left free 20 lia or, not, % lho,I
pleases, and that compulsory perjury.
Is quite q different thing. What Of.
foe, then, do wws want I 2,ls IL that dof
mule. ~ oolnaRplissio l a,pl = ioners No. ~, ,aasa.
against the, Bon Geprgel
Washsagton 3arbes, isslo, has grossly
thsS ihtsfsSts of this con..
tiittuonoy, the establishniont aofr at
mule, pI e,cppInpission, issiPo'n,s bps, -we tnepipste
'3ssaee RiesrsSifor ,ithe oGios.i We
;now Pfince.ia'Ho IS an excellent 4,
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