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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-03

Ills talent hereditary ,1s asks i k t6si i.is ,
Albany Argus. or course. Turn, .
your nd mind upon the CoYipgtop , post. e.
nf Mf"stte5, .te ana thsp npeop fbes PrSsafasAts
OF the United States Two Links, ia ia =.
me, ,na sane a Intellectual ossqssgs.-r1z,s:,
wy A'S frsss,l! ~eaispd 4sdso F4ey,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-03
T@l5,gEaph1o.
E U R 0 PEAN N EWS.
LATEST ADyICEs.

LONDON, Aprn The Jusurgent.
made a sortie Sunday towards Chatil.
|lop, and at first c,ptured barricude
held by Versailles troops, but were
eventually repul>cd with heavy lots
Henorhl Dor%i 'tas repluped Gene
raj Ducrot in com mnnd of portion
of the 'rmy Of the Assembly.
VERSAILLES, April 25.-.h heavy
cannonade was opbnel this m,rn-
ing by tho VersaliiSts, froh Menaon,
Creto"il and GhatiIlou, upon lssy,
Fanvers and Pont Du Jaur
VERSAILLES, April p5. Thiers' cir
cular of the 2ath says: The last few
days have been employed in engineer.
"ork and conceh 'rh'ting our troops.
New corps have been formed at
Chert6trg, Camdrai ard Auxemie,
con posed>bf the heroes Of 'GraSclotte.
General borai and Chiuchaht viii
command thcm
Later engagements OF Basneaux
were successes for Our troops, who
captured red thag.
The great operation will soon
commence.
WAsHlNGToN, April Thiers
has announced that active operations
'commetced yesterday.
The VerSaillists made an hnsTc:.
cessful attempt to cross the Seine to
Clichy.
At seven Fort rssy's guns were dis.
mantled. Fort Montrouge is in ruins,
and the southern forts are BADLY
dalhagc1.
The Versuillists' projcctifos from
the south fall Within tho ramparts,
Many have been killed and Wounded.
The Mot D'order says the commune
will blow up the forts if necessary.
The Communal Council NOW holds
SECRET sessions.
LONDON, Aprila7- Eveuihg. The
STANDARD has the following dispatch
from Paris: The Commune suffers for
want of union among the members, as
for lack of money and hen.
The National Guards openly also.
bcy the orders of the Commune. and
it is believed the Commune will make
its last stand in the Rue de Revolt
and Rue Castiglione in the i'm mediate
vicinity of Place Vcndomo.
Fort Montrogne Will probably be
stormed by the Versailles army to.
day.
The Commune has Impressed into
the military service the porters of the
Lyons Railway.
PARIS, April There has becn
heavy firing to-day, South and West
of the city. and it is now violent. The
VerSaillists are attacking all pointn
simultaneously. The Commune has
made re1Nisiti'on of 100000
francs upon the railway companies.
Provisions arrive but seldom; and
are growing scarce.
LoNDos, April 29.-Tho Times'
special says at day.break yesterday,
the insurgents attacked MoulincaUS,
oiamert and Chatillon, but were re-
pulsed.
Paris gossip to Thursday night rs.
serts that three new Versailles bat
teries would open on Friday. 1900
persops Ged from Paris on Wednesday
The Commune has nominated Repauit
as Procurer. -Four COMMUNISTS; cab.
tured in n sally at Filltjeuf, we're
Immediately shot. MacMahon is at
Chateau Becan. The sailors have
Abandoned the guns at Issy. The fort
ia scarcely tenatle and the loss
heavy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-03
Cumulative VOtfng-N NIinOrity
representation


For tho frat time since the kadicale
have been printing their pa pers in the
State, it gives us un(eiyned pleasure
to COPY, aud most *eu,t'ly comment an
article from one Of them. Under
the above quoted heading, the Co.
lumbia Union says:
The Charleston News, of the l7th,
has we'll tempered article on this
subject Of minority representation.
We have already had something TO
say on this question, and should only be
too glad 70 see the system carried
into operation in this State. If the
May Convention will only con,ider
some practical question like this, ono
that goes to the very root of tho
whole trouble, We shall be most han.
py to second it's efforts to the extent
Of our power. This seems to be the
only safe REMEDY against large and
oycrbearing majorities. Under the
plan Of tumnlative voting, the mi.
nority could always be represented
just in exact proportion to their NUN .
bers, and this is the very basis Of our
Republican form Of government. The
minority are aa much entitled to rep
feseutation, as the majority, and un.
loss this Is allowbd, Republioab
government is only Republican 10
naa'e; but tbs vsrless despotism in
fact. Nothing can be more trvanni.
cal than largo msjorities. The plan
is simple in the c&trcme, but applies
only where thtte is more than one Of
flcer for the same county, or town.
For instance, in Riohland, there arn
five members of the General Asse}h-
bly,, four Representatives and ono
Senator. The Republicans cast $500
votes, and the Democrats l,4OO. Now
If the nemobrate, being entitled to
vote for each Of these five candidates.
throw all their votes for ono of tbem
they would be sure Of olectine tbe;r
candidate /, SO that they would THIN
got ono representative out of Eve:
where they get mono now. Where ,hs
majorities are smaller, or, in otbsr
words, whore the parties afe mo re
evenly divided, the plan is still more
strikingly illustrated: Take tho
county of Edgeaela, for instance, on
the vote of last year: That county
sends seven repres entatives to the
General Assembly, The Republican
vote A,bO0, and tho Democratic 3,70O.
II tho Democracy had been permitted
oy law to cast tho seven votes to
~hloh they were entitled, all for
three meh, instead Of for seven mon,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-03

Miche)et, the French historian, saws
that what some nations accomplish by
reform and others BY emigration, the
French achieve by periodical blood
letting. .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-03

six year,,we acknowledge that it has
been record of disappointhepts, and
in one sense, Of political blunders.
Our people, attached to the forms and
processes Of Constitutional law, aid
not realize that they had fallen upon
the evil days when republican gov
'ernment had become the mere govern.
ment of force, aud when force is the
true method Of returning it. This is
the whole front of their offending.
BecadSo of their blindness to CHS de-
plorable fact, l'liut'oonseut is no long.
or deemed an element Of republican
government, the Charleston Ncw
now prdclai'ps that we siuply "b,t IN
our muses. TO spite our faces" Aud
because now that we see ahd MOURN
the fac, it is probable tlfut the ,Ncws
vii! Pronounce cur bcst th.nkc + Nn'a
puIest citizens fool, because they
cnuhot, aud will 10. consent to it..
Let US assure tho News that w'o
doubt whether it, or even che NH
ICVnSention, prothiscS any good. "A
iourual or % Colv.nviyn that SHOWS
signs Of not squarely meeting the is.
gus of the times, which is simlQy and
purely Reform or Anorchy, aud
t0anseb going into the conrest with
the Aiy Of 'surteudot and the badges
of treacherous compromise ard an
teuchlblc guN.bility hanging Dot to a
set of hypocritical and ftithrtss plum,
|dcref's, does Htot promise any great
achievements. We cannot hobnob
with, or strive TO ooncilia,o our rulers
They are our relentless encmcs.-
They hate US. They despise us.
They have no honor and no character
to losS. We hate them. We loalhe
thcm. All that we can get from
them, therefore, WE MUST FORCE from
their rapacious aud unpriuciplcd
clutches. That is the situation.
4ersaasionl ! What folly to dream
Of it! If weget State Convention,
1T will be because WE MUST
AND We WILL HAVE ONE. If we
set minority represent alton, it will
be because they SHALL GRANT
1T. Reform or Anarchy, Peace or
Domestic War, what stupidity to sup
pose that, the May Convention or
Charleston paper can possibly change
the storm reality and docs any sane
man, who locks at things in their
causes, for a moment fancy that, if
the May CONVENTION shirk the plain
Issue, and If tho rulers of the State
carry out their hypocritical game of
fair promise aud slack performance
second timo, and manage u second
time, to dodge the plain issue, that
the people are going to eonsent to the
result We have more faith in
these fools that have Ito use the ele-
giant simile) "been biting off their
noses, to spite their faces.'' They
will yet teach even the News what it
is to love liberty and to demand, to
force, to exact, and wrench out of the
trembling heart of rotten hypocrisy,
some Of the fruits of Justice,
Cumulative VOting-NI Minority
Representation.
For tho frat time since the Radicale
have been printing their papers in the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-03
Dangerous Condition OF tho CrsTeSscs,

LOUISVILLE, April 24.-To Hon.
Wm Orton, President-IThe Crevssss
Which occurred in tba levee of The
Miss iss'rpi River 1T Bonnet Carre, at
point abuve New Orlcans some days
Aso, has been gradually Interesting ia
extent, until it is now entirely be
you'd control. It was last evening,
six hundred and fifty feet wide and
eighteen feet deep. Danger of the
city of New Orleans and jackson
Railroad; and our lives, is very So
rious
(signed) JOHN VAN HOME,
General Superintendent.
New ORLEANS April 24.-Assis-
tant State Engineer; Hatch; writ
ing from the Bonnet Carre cre-
vesses, says: 1t is now six hundred to
Six hundred and fifty feet wide. and
vast volume of water fusbbs throurb
with roar like thunder, rilng itself
up In the middle In the form Of an
aroh, of which the centre is Eve OF six
teet hishet than the sides; tho torrent
has cut its channel through and far
out Into ths fields, to the depth 1f
probably forty feet, while steadily,
foot by foot, the great levye oru,n.
bies into It's boiling waters. The
closing Of this orevesse is befbnd the
range of Possibilities:
NEW ORLEANS, April 15.-THe
latost from the Bonnet Carrie crevesse
reports the brehk seven hundred feet
wido: Nothing official received from
that point this morning.
The water is running ovefthe traek
OF the Jackson road, between the 18Th
and i4th milo posts, at Kenners.
All tho other orevesses have been,
sttpped:
General Thompson asserts that
there is no danger Of the oity being
overaowed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-03
A Good Suggestion.

History, says the Shipping List,
teaches that n people who, with raw
products alone. attempt to contest for
Wealth and population against peo.
pie elaborating th ose products, are
sure to be worste1: 1t is @ pleasing
indication that the people of the West
and South are beginning to appreciate
this truth. fhey not only have an
abundance ST wool, cotton, aud other
essential raw materials at hand, but
thoy are fortunate 10 having q swift
creator Of wealth-.-the most in,por.
tant demahd of all active civilizations
-Ssn unlimited water power: The
true course, then, is to SIT this choap
mechanical POWER at work--to make
th6 myriad water courses Of tho coun-
try contribute to our source of wealth,
as we'll as our rich, virgin soils.
Patti is deifiod in Russia. rhe
Emperor called her to him three tim es
during one concert. A present of
diamonds worth. 10000 francs was
givtii hofI also boiquet of Jewels, on
her benefit, worth $4,000 francs:
Michelet, the French historian, saws
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-05-03

The Gharlestoh Neyvs laoral.
| s.lt afia Sy4I iziSg. ,sa .sb|sa
In looking back upon tho political
record 'ofeSouth SOafolina for the psst
..cud ,a+ifsi5l hdtp, n&ds ,sr1.,f' 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-01

sleid, bic S6lupfwtnfel Ter Na6t auf,
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riitteln ;u beIfen, ain ta Elm Bib ppn fid
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entpsiben.
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mpralii6e unp tprperlide Ruine scn 70
mandem Sin9linee. g rau a m c
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define quite Mutter rralben in 0eutId,s
LAMB mlete, renn iie nod lebt
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,pieper 9lidlib werren, 70 must 1u sus
riidfebren 81 @ptt rtr Icinc Suacnc
e%rfreutc.
and, ein SInslias uno oein Grrnnn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-01
MlIerbeiIiser Z.

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bic USeint" 8ssansen finb unb aeniebe
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fabist babsn.-Die @asrbsilisentaoe iinb
Wfbadmibtaee Der aisbsn.
8as Der geift feS beferen Sbetes
Der Seitenwelt abnte unb bas @emdtb
5ebnia6tisf wdnfdts namli6 Sas Sort
5leben tes @sifss in elmer aneera eris
sfenapeiis baspn bat ser Gbrif cine
Hare grfenutni g.. 3erjsnise,
Der ibnt bierYpn 8unbe bradte fam Spr
sbieler anberer 8slt; n ftarb unp f ant
wteber au Ypn ben 1pbten
aunt 3ru8niTe Der febre, bic er zen YSl,
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Ae6an9en. 3 gbrth balte ftit an tteien
WlGatenL ,penti aud Du einfttns In 6rte.
ben lerben anp in has stpise @etd be,
WaBrbeit einseben riuf! Seer eiebt CO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-01

Spn eem Staub uue Nino uno BEN
idredliden Haffln Der Slammcn fSnnen
sic fid gar feinrn SesriT MAIDEN. Que
Strabet iparen anSefiut nit @aaen unb
9eutet cie auerbanp mitfprtIdIeppten,
aber rpd aues 9anS rrbta, ctne @efdrei
pbne VcrrirrunS i'm Stiaen sins es
ellie NIT @eile. AQeS fob in pefiider
Ti6tung cenn ter giorben lpar unrettS
bar serlpren. Die Observation-Disclosures
sersruben, alS fe Iabrn, taF 9lGes Yerlps
rem ipar, bic SIdsr uno siniaes gntere
IN tem @arten, rpdbrenb iie tic 8irdenprz
namentel unp slnperes na6 &oie<5iQ
brabteu. SIS bereitS cte 5ranflin<
Strabe in 6lammen ftano SerIieb Der leBte
patcr nit Dem bpG'ftsn @ute rie Stride
UNI bradte eS in bic ct. Spnifasiuss
Stride. aud bier mar nod in Der Mcn@
tag Nadt aIes Srefen unb angt Niez
manp radte an S9laf tenn man fir6@
tcte, eS wtrce aud bort Seuer anaelest
perren. Dan mill in lensr Na6bar<
idaft rret Sranrfiftcr ertappt baben
II. bel zen Selutten letS, bic man sIei6
sebanst unp eridcliea BAT, mic selaSt
wprcen 1T. ,.a
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cage, pie ebetem Seremias dber bic
Trimmer S%eruIalsms. 8, nel6' Elm berg
serreibenber Inblid 9lIes benz Grhbpbet
sleid. Sang Npre> Gbicasp 1T per-
ldwunben, man ftebt MUIR nod bic balls
%serbrannten 8~aumHumpen uno eintae
fleinere Nuinen unb raswii6en bic arpe
fen &uinen BON ct. Midael. 0 mel, .
reb! Son Der alien Stride II. ZEN SGul@
baiS 1T -nur mod etpaS 9ife iibra bic
Ter Winr siueidt aud idon ipea9eblas
fen bat. Bon Der neuen Stride unb teut
8lcter f.ben nod bic Mausn. Die
eidea Steine aut ginsanss Ger Tbiiren
inp ron Der 5iBeSeriprunsen, sin pfeiltr
IN Der &irde 1T einseftd1t. ,arsi
$50 if bart 10 etrpaS 81 erleben unb.
has 5era i'm Qeibe mbdte mir fat breden,
nidt 70 febr unferetwesen, oils Der 9sute.,
@aS mid trStet, 1T sie Grsetuna Der
5e!eenmutb Der Seute. Der 1T pabrs
bait 9rpe; id babe nod, prnise trauri9e
0eidter seieben. Manfast: bic DAM
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ale arm jeBt aber mir Nertrauuen auf.
@ctt. Sein 8ile seidebe, ia, eS se@
idfbe fein @iue."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-01

Sicqcidt Sennnten, perD ir einen~ srbeern,
flarsren SspeiS ron rer llniterblibfeit
9eben lam +? ST wpbl cine .9eieuidaft
inter ben Mcnfdenfintern ;u fnpen, bic
fid bisrin 9einer Stride ~ebenbIrtie eur
Seite fteuen barf ras Ssfe, mas Sens
ater bic SettmmunS Res Weniden in
Der GriSfeit Iasen fSnnsn, 1T Elm NJ
9ewiifes, Wages Sermutben II,
Elm SID isbn n, ein &anI6en.
Die 2c9G tis fi6 in ibrcn Scridies
bcnen Serspeiunsen sur Grstebrrtn rnb
Geiterin Der NienIdbeit in rie1en unfern
Iaeen auftelen mil, NOS fam fe Dir
ia9en Don jenen 9inserl bic tber's @rab
binaus Iie9en? llnr rp6 sibt rs 70 man
der SanbaseL rer RE 8eisbeit rerielben
anpreilen nil rnp teSbalb ntdts gilise>
res gu tbun Bat, aI8 Der Stride, bic auein
nit Sbrer 2ebre, ME nit einem bsllen
2i6te in bic grpisteit binlberleldtet, ben
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laterne Der Spnberb arfeit ;u fol-
gen. @eld Elm SlStfnn! @el6 cine
@rmutb unb &letnbeit seiitiser Silcuns !
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8iuens Y%erbuncen; man bat ndmlid
nidt ben Mutb, ieinrr teiieren llebsr;eus
slnS 81 fplsen unb ieinen 1eirenfdafs
ten rcn Sric9 81 erftdgri,
acknowledgement Gs mabnt lid, irs
riider pilser su fimpfsn NIT rem SAINT
,ner res SebciiS eS mabnt did III rim
gen am rem Yreis rer Serrli6teit, Der
erft YerIanSt lpcrren fam, lcnleitS res
e,9tn YfBnlcinS rsr Gmiefcit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-01
(GcrrrlpOuSfa3 brr laffmb. Ta,fttf.)

SeilesusgS a., e28. Set. r Me
.ideulid, ia teuflild 1T es, mic unire b..
Stride ron eitem Srpbrn 5beile Der arne>
ritaniidm greie NerfplSt wire, uab stpar
and racurd, rab man perielben 9ebret
unp @rfebe anbidtet, Spn bsnen ties&ir@
dye nidts peis. Man ianmslt sewbbns
lid ttcie nslnriGtunscn unr @erlduu,z.
cunSen aus zen Sdriftsn Der Seinte Der
Stride, iei es nun, rae fe f6pn ais fptGc
8ebpren, mic !. .. bic Sectenflbrer peer
aber In Solse idledten @anbsls bic 8ir@
dye serlalien pper Ypn berielben ausae@
ldlcIen purcen.- gu leBterer &laGe ae@,
bBrt aud Elm sewiHes 6rauensimmer,
Getta @orman NIT Namen, tem man in
cinem New@yorter 8lofer ben Qaufpas
seseten.. 0iele nOppnan" nun l1rieb
Gin Bud Sssea bic, Sl5ltey ras NIT @ls
lenl mas man ptir6n beibm lam, anaes
faut 1T. Sn ben !Sanren rsr Sectenprez
bigger mar es cine Wafs Inn seaen bic
8irdc lossuyieben pbppbl fein perniinf5
tiger Wenfd on rts IN bielem Sude leat@
baltensn stsen slaubt. @enua baS
Ta6werf erfilts fsinen 53ipsd, namli6
he 8trde nit Sptb al beperfrn.
3u e~ritersr &lafe redre i6 rim antez
res eerartise 9iSenbud, Popery 9apisa
musl b%etitelt; Der sanse Iitel lautet :
,POPERY. The foe Of the church &
republic; what it has done; what it is
doing & what it means to do; its POI
wer, despotism, infalGbility, frauds,
%reliefs, miracles, idolatry, prosecutions,
startling crimes & New York Riots."-
Dieles, BON EeufeL benz 8ater Der
4i9e ein8esebene Bud, tpis eS Der Titel
fHon sur 0enise anbtutet bat Chicago
gum 0trlasSorte unb taS chen fnb Die
AueIen, aus tenen uniere nfdtfatboliz
fden Witbarser gum erSbtsn 3beile ibr
llrtbeil dber bic bl. Rirde bilben; leIde
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