The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-07-27

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They arg: setsbd, aud deriaed in shsir
lPprpass aud pis not psssiEls for .hs
editorial prodigy Of the Me~,so change
them az my be constitutional pre-
dilsetioh op lis part towards certain
quadruped, srsngshened BY practical
land fAniilisr sssssissioas, which make
fislslmoss inpsssible for him - sllude to
On 'ans.saaistl lxishOas having the Gu.
phenssss t9trsyinss of an ass to in.
spire hispspsh
~ Als''ow-fsslinsgiskss US wondrous kind, I"
but wOuidns II be best for him to leave
asses ai0ueF Editors who live in glass
houses should not ssresz stones.
/ go much ior]our frieads fscssiousness.
I A'' astsnsisn 10 NON invited away
'fon suoh themes. We implore .
'nouens or TWO Of bis mind upon sub-
9ecs, In the" "contemplatiou of which, the
mind has to be freed from its former in
aspirations, Think brother and r. W .
hassgos snssaiaa answer u. tho fol.
lowing questioE s. :.
First. We'desire to know whv W.,
opposed the reform movement in 1870 ?
Second Why you declared through
the columns IF your Journal, .hs. no
honest white man could belong to it,
because as you sllessd, negroes we're a
part Of it.
Third. If you opposed it thon from
rriaoiple--beoss ssse opposed to the negro
how eap yoa, With any degree of con-
ais'ency, lend ssar suppor. two year.
later to Hora0oiGseelay'
Fourth. What do you mean BY sub.
seribing to the Cincinnati platform, with
the following ,declaration of prin eiples
forever aauntsd at the head of your
columns
"This 10 a White Hans Gorernpe emf
ana must be ruled by White Ken. There
mus be no 1sI,s:f for protection. The
State GooernrpS1ss of tte .,outk, must De
controlled 6y Wye Mcn. .sCsosc, Interests
are identified icish the lSom.h."
Fhsh. Did hot you fall out with the
Republican party because of the Dublio
printing beingtt.k.n away from you ?
Did not your b5 5o,her, of tho Rutehman
receive .hrasBius at your hands every
week until he oousen,ed to make the
following asresAens with you, although
the Wd1ekRda% $5tS the work
"AoREyMENr."
SuaTER, s. c., October 1871.
We, the undersigned, proprietors
respectively o. the Sunstes Ratchmaa
and lSun,ter Ne,os, d" hereby agree and
bind ourselves to each other that we
will actjoin.ly and with mutuai unier-
standing in regard TO the advertisiug or
the Report of the County Commission.
ers, and will sseti either OF us, make any
contract or agreement for the publics.
tion Of the samesat price less than our
regular rates unless the same rates are
awarded both papers. and in case either
one Of the papers should singly rccsive
the advertising, the pay received there
fore shall be equally divided between
both papera.
Aud it is further understood that the
above agreement sliun continue and an.
ply In regard 70 any aud all public aud
ofhcial advertising, both County aud
State, which, may be hereafter done.
excepting the contract nov existing on
the part of the iSnmter Ee,os with 4. j.
Goghlan, until the, end of his present
term OF ofics.
(Sisned,) w. Y. PAXTON,
For GILBERT 4 FLOWERS.
tSigned,) DARR g. OSTEEN.
Under the above Agreement, we shall
charge the pfoprictors of tho Sumter
Watchman for one half the amount, of
all advertising, &C., published in that
paper.
Sixth, and lastly. Is journal who
'nlandered every leader of the Reform
party, denounced them as traitors,
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'pnFouSu EPts"s5s.s,s -:-~5=l ae, A::::c=.
to be trustea to-day in its support of
platform three times a. radical in its
nature? and bssonsiS.ent in doing SO
with tho above anti-Republioau motto
al its head |?