The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-19

Wo trust that Mr.. NorfiR VIII ned, +
in the consciousness Of having perform.
ed his duty in this swerks theYssward
which bca expsctedAo cfesp dioina re-
yival Of religion here, which sitter all,
is one Of eartl,s sweetest pleasures. g
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cossisas's i"osdr Respondent, r. a,d !"
writing from his placo, q that : Spss pssspsr,
'uhdss date . 10th August, ut makes ks 9 two 3.
blaniers, ia the Following short qS space }
@bicR We shall attempt TO % correct. 2
u u He sars .stw ! haa lsesNstik ;fifse&
'spolitics wiihEus ssceenis seidis9t to ! lave gone
into summer quarters Some little 'exg
seitement, however, qpreysils among Office
seekers in reference tel the coming
Shcritf,s . lelection,. Il is understood that
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some thirty or forty candidates are in
the field. All that know of arc from
the Rephblicanranks. Having no Coa-E
servative organ here, tho Republican
paper has full play, aud has Thcen doing
its best to Rcpublicanize tho aeeupty,,
but nas 50 spl far has filled to accomplish any
thing"
The first blundcr is as to the, candi-,
dates fir tie Shcriff's Office being all
ffom the Republican can par ", NV any
little, little child will tell yop tn that this his is
rot SO, for it has been ths talk in; Or
angcburg for months, that Mr., so.and-
50, aud Mr. WI, Whatyoumayssll 'em, q mem
bcrs of the Citizens party, were candi-
dates for said Office; Our .sappe,,rt h, has
been solicited by more Citizens" than
Reput licans. But ,...o.s Of course, ours .neYspa-
per correspondents are not to know
everything, especially one Of the Con
ricr's Gown: ~
lie says, Having no Conservative
organ here, the Republican paper has
full play" &c. Now wha. VIC under
stand by the phrase Gull Play" is, an
attepps psgtorun,thiass ourEoan lwsSlisad
not give any body else ehaneo
Nov We submit to those who know
US {(and surely athis;f Own correspondent 2
of tho Go,vier4eaght to,Sknow our rules,
for holhas nsyertbeeh denied utteranr
throughatHsso coidnas) ifsaclii i1a state.
ment isn't Misrepresentation of this
journal. We have never refused q cons
munication FOB account of it's political
complexion, if it was otherwise fit fortho
public eye. In fact, we have published
some articles from different correspon.
dents, whose filings at our party were
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SO heavy, that the weak and tender, told,
us we were wrong in printing them.
We did not think SO. Nor do we'yct
But We shall alwaya exercise the right
to differ from views advanced by oorro..
spondents, which do not strike US as
being correct. Perhaps this is what the
jC0urier5s town correspondent docsn't
like" Perhaps lie would have il aasiit as It was was
a year or 50 ago in this County, when his
party had control of this papor,, and
Republicans could get no hearing. Per
haps, We say, he would have it this way
again A great many men have
mania for scribbling for newspapers,
but they cen never stand for any mis-
.tatcmcnt of facts which they make to
be. shown up. They do not like to be
seriticised. Probably this explains tho
''milk in tho oo.coanut." Us La
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= irst5 sl5t,s.A.u August, ISL 18th, 1871, l.,sa,, i
Editor Oron3ebmy Ne,es.
, White we appreciated your advocacy
of the imprtanoc of fdoleaulines,a inAthe
streets ot,a littesyillage by. The sstlaisto,9
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