The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02


ors very prompt indeed. 1 Ind
only ono fault TO find. Tho table
cloth at the tablo whcro I sat did
not look inviting. It ha d
rather too motloy an appearance
or in other words did not look
snowy white, had too many spots
upon it and needed a visit to the
laundry to erase tho coffco stains
and grease spots. l did not, how
over, notice this fault in tho samo
degree at tho other tables rs I
passed thom. In other respects l
liked tho House very much, though,
rs our party wcrc to remain a few
days in Augusta, I won't to q very
nico boarding house, Mrs. Mahar-
ra's, whore tho faro was most cS-
cellcnt and tho rates somo lower.
This is very nice boarding house,
and is situated over the National
Bank, which, by tho bye, is a very
handsome building with a brown
stonc front. I think it is tho
handsomest front on Broad Strcot.
visited tho storo of w. II. Tutt
& Land several times. 1t is tho
handsomcst store in Augusta, and
its internal arrangements will
compare worry tavorably with any
drug store In the city, so far rs I
have seen. The prescription desk
is q perfect model, gem in its
way. Its arrangement seems per-
feet, and as it is finished or orna-
mcnted with stained glass of rich
color and tasteful designs, Hhd is
always lighted, even during tho
day tho effect is very good. The
desk is scmi-circular in form. The
other arrangements Of tho store
arc very tasteful and tho only
fault is that tho ceiling Of tho
front part Of the store is too low,
it not being modern built house
as to the front part. The floor is
tcsscllatcd or chcckcrcd with whito
and rod tiles. r.. II. Land, the
working partner, is untiring in
energy.
A"o:,"sta appeared moro attrac.
tive to the writer than ever before,
for he was never there before OK
ccpt when tho street were unfath-
omablo with mud, or hot and dus-
ty, but the municipal authorities
Of Augusta have dono wonder, and
now tho streets and crossings arc
mover muddy in winter nor dusty
in summer. The crossings arc nu-
mcrous and constructed Of substan-
tial timber work, beneath which
are the scwcrs and drainage of the
streets, if I am not mistaken.
(Io be Continucd.)
The Radical Conspiracy to
Revolutionize the Form Of
Government.
! COMMENCEMENT OF TIE ATTACK ON
THE NORTHERN ST.,TES-SENArOR
MoRTON'S BILL TO ENFORCE TIE
FiFrEENTH AMENDMENT-ITs Ell.
Feet ON TIE STATES-CO
TIVE REPUBLICANS PROTESTING
AND YIELDING.
Tho revolution which has been
steadily progressing" for the last
nlno years, must worry shortly
reach a decisive point. The debate
on tho Mississippi ILL has dcvcl
opcd officially tho ncxt move Of
the extrcmo wing Of tho Radical
faction. Your readers have long
since become convinced that, after
disposing Of tho Southern Statcs
tho next stop would be to econ.
qucr" tho Northern and Western
and the public has boon fully post
ca as to tho subtcrfugo which
woaId bo invoked to rob tho States
OF all important local legislation
Mr.. Howard, tho other day, for
malIy announced tho programme
The clause in tho constitution gre.
quiring the general government
to guarantee to ovory State Re.
publican form Of government" is
insisted upon as comforting the
power upon Congress "to intor.
prot it's meaning, and to be the
solo judge Of what constitutes Re,
publican government" Ono would
naturally havo supposed that this
monstrous doctrine could not have
been mndo morn ohom;noLlo hr.