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

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judge Of a korso, pd3will not palm OIL
Upon tae freedmen an uns3und AMI
mal. Ho vas our unole' ). -5oaohme, ID,
An Beaufort end many q ride have NJ
takea, when d small boy, II front of
bis saddle. If Prince will vote for
rs, we will nominate and vote for
him. What ofiica isit, rtlrcn : Well,
il is one tbss mono of the, politicians
are wo@ thinking OF, and is duo TO us
for our public services. It involves
much Qnselfsh and disinterestea la
Dor, for it necessitates expatfiation
from our homo Rnd from the State
The efioe we want, and which we now
speak for, is--what I is-4aTHE OFFICE
OF NNANciAL AeEnr FOR THE STATE
OF SoUTH CARoLsNA IN rHE ClrY or
New YoRK. The main reason we de-
sire 10 lis that wo arc the only man
we :ore willing to trust With $2,70O,~
600 Of State bonds, without any So.
cprity whstover. Those who have not
hopght ofthis Office, and wiao cannot
nowpoome, in between us and our
choice, may suspect another motive,
and may onrious1y ipquiro o-what ! do
,y9op intend to ohargo no com missions I
To such We reply, it il a religious
|principle with as, that ssthe labores is
worthy of his hire, >" and therefore,
and not booause woS arc, particularly
attached 70 filthy, luore. We, certainly
|twill sharte, but only the dinary
brokers' % omu,ission offGve per cent
upon moncy handled, That is, but
$ls5;peso. +, ~ l., /, aI',' ., <. .a. : '.'1
Expansion and gonso ildation.
We hold, against the Democratic
press of South Carolina, not that the
consolidation ofthe Federal Govern.
mens is q being attempted Jy the party
in posoef, put that it has bee,, accom-.
pfshed % the ,tar. There is nc
mean bstweeu State Sovereignty
and Consolidation, Calhoun demon
strated th S so olearly, that no sano man
can doub it. He'predicted, what We
. | a1l pouv che th,k n,,s UY
hope of tic Supreme Court as politi
cal check upon Congress, was an i'm
PRACTICABLE % delusion. A roturn tc
State Sovereignty, except through
. blood, being now impossible, if in
deed 1t b9 possible oven then, except
, through the intermediate step of {
. military despotism under another Ma,
! poleon III, if another can be found
{ what is fre sense Of such platforms al
the Democracy, Of Indiana have lately
! put fortl, on tho 9Th of this month
, Does not the popular r.sssSa mind 'nf tho tri.
, umphana North associate estate sover.
: eignty,Hwith "rebellion'', and to as.
, sert ''stts sovereignty,' is it not to
pile upisptes for. tho Radicals, and
give then new lease of supreme pow
} eff he inourablo obstinaoy of
the antiiradicals North, IN running
againstihis fatal rock Of tho popular
disapprGal' of State Rights in the
only for, that they are rights at all,
is the, min reason for our belief in the
eoptinpd absolute supremacy of, Con-
Igress. ~ Ill, ~: .lf
o. But ) this cause Of triumph to the
oonsoli4tionists did not exist, IL the
DemooH is North, would not make be-
fore thsr people this .impraotioable
lssne q State Rights, and If the
Southen whites 50 would keep quiet,
nsi.kHsf witch things Is egoinp to
happen. SO that the RADICAL" have
very plEn sailing before them, tas er.
pa"s'o'sapon which the United States
now entrs, by the purchase Of sama-.
na Bayand the annexation Of Do,ni-
MICA MICA. as' as' territory, will q. ITSELF give i,
ua, for cur generation, dc Jacto con.
soiidatsa' government, with Congress
lsapren Why not eonfofm our poll
Icy 70 4 plain saassssiy SEQ 1-.ts2 - (
| n - IL.
Wye work ansa'saier U. 8.
1 The DfollovIpg article from, the
Aiohm|nd Dispatch, read after, writ
Ing thl above editorial, meets in its
esesy 0YPtence, with our hearty .csal
|ooqefreno and approval. Our pspeerss
10 this State do not staSe. the truth on