The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-07-29

SSSG SID 'fs~o 49,
ssassz ssiaNotiea sine has TIE City of New
sso'rt forE been ID sds fever r,f Of ox;ctcmen,
ID. 'as' i wssseeaf vas the l2R Of s this month
Indeed, this whole continent was exer.
eised and excited on that day Aud fot
81 syhet gSrTTbccapse az an organization, harm.
fess 10 its purpose, aud as faithful as any
under the sun ID. its allegiance to the
-. osernlhsHt ii which It exists, desired
parade sss Che {, streets Of that Metropolis
The readers of the ORANGEBuRa News
will very naturally ask, how could this
2's'''F9 cause 50 much exciteieeat Well, we will
tell them in as few words as the thing
aa ID can be put.
80, There is Society in this country
ss vsddsksspgow known as the orangemen's organisation
sadT ;Ittexistslaleo in Europe, and dates from
ssssss ? though it is stated that more than
81 90 sa'hundred years before that time they
'aaAsoF' had actively aided tho British Govern.
"a Is ment in ireland, with the view of main
ySs rs4asteiaing The Protestant asceudancy They
apzrs9 vsdsrived their aams from William of
s&s u' h'Ifange,S whose portrait they placed on
a'S'A - their banners In the Irish Rebellion
- Of 1923, they served the British Gov
ernment against their Roman Catholic
.asSa seepntrymen with all the fervor of re-
,sss si5iligiouslxeal They were bound together
hEs ,s,s.by secrets organization, with signs aud
oe1aa passwords, and branches Of tho Society
-'q,9o we're established in England, aud ulti
s,,,ng ppatoly IN Canada and the United States
al sE-s 1aeir ralying songs were numerous and
Ssaassa extremely offensive to the Roman Catho-
-pssea s3ics,swbo were sore from, defeat "Crop
pies lie down. is the air which the Ro-
% Aasnan Catholics insist must no. be played
49,. ,sn ,sn "Wednesday. The Irish psasanta had
- 10 their hai hair eat,shOrt during the Rebel
Esases;ht lliea7-hence.th ths: name 'oroppies." The
-aa ts0rasgemca commemorate by their pa. pa
50 is'sssas, ths abat.is Of ,Aashriimn Ah in in which
% a''{he Catholics suffered disastrous defeat
,optaeE 18th Of July, 1890. a1llc battle
.saa of the, Be5as, in which the Roman
ssusasgaIasholies were also defeated, was on the
sssss hash Of e.Jdly preceding. The English
-asT' Paslianiegt, many years ago, 10 order to
eHs ppdereat, i possible. the frequent blood
d shsd, incident to such demonstrations,
prohibited the OEangcinen from holdiug
stEa2a their parade on the anniversary of the
aassg battle Of iAagEiriimn They were so
"sS tenacious upon ssie point, however, that
- 80 they often violated tue law, though their
s,ss leaders y we're arrested aud punished and
sssezshey seemed idctcrminedItc' reaew here
.assssfbenncient obseryanee! Sc s'''on si6z
so - The Orange Society Of the United
-. States, according to the etstements of
go the Grand \ lMasters .Iohp,.J. Bond has
gsa sbeen a,sdistinet organization 70 two
asA years. the Supreme Lodge, as it is
SD ecalled, is in England, and under char
's'sa Ter granted py it, the, Society has been
% - established here for about four years 1t
Php tio NSNSt kiiat tuoA Ihtucli
4a Ecaa branch should be an independent
,EJiAsorganization, TO avoid accusations Of
@ia Want Of aliegiancc q to the Government
'Asa The general declaration Of the prnei-.
~ pies Of the Society is that the Loyal
- Orange Institution Of the United States
.Agsotl America is formed by persons desirous
-.
ashaafauppostiag,' TO the utmost Of their
Power, ths principles and precepts Of the
-. Protestant religion, to N. maiptaip The laws
aud Copssitution Of ,shis .eeantly, afford
gsssssistsnees 10 idistressaa rnenibess of The
$50 asdeasaud otherwise to promote such
81 daadabls and Benevolent purposes as 81 may
ri geHdsto the ads ordering of religious and
Christian Ian oharity, and tho supremacy Of
lay, order, and the Constitution. 4. q.
Itsl memberss fsss piate. In thnnaP of