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The Reason.

The reasons why the democratic party
failed in attaching to its ranks any con-
siderable number Of the coiored popula-
ton Of the Southern States, and also
why the Liberal movement party fails to
gather many of them in, is that both are
too honest and truthful. There is not o
good journeyman liar to be found in the
rank and file of either, while on the other
side they are as numerous and active as
heas on the rags Of a Lazzaroni. This is
the reason. Such a one as the forty
acres and mule as sample of thous-
and others is more to the taste, than that
the party who lead them by the nose
are thieves, and that it is necessary for the
welfare Of society ard government that
honest men be elected to Office. Dark
nessis loved rather than light. This being
admitted-that we are so deficient in the
character oftheir men who make the other
side success, would it not be right to
offer inducements to few loyal liars to
come over and shiny on this side.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-02
Case's Political Chart for 1872.

This Chart furnishes complete synop
sis Of the Political History of the coun-
try fer the past fifty years, together
with much other statistical Information
OF very timely character, all OF which
will be found invaluable not only to ev-
cry active politician but to every inte!li-
gen: voter. II is arranged in conven-
lent form for instan, reference, and will fur
nisn correct answers 10 more Of the ten
thousand questions that must daily arise
during the exciting Presidential cam
paign now just opening than any other
dozen works that can be found.
The statistical tables embrace also in
q condensed form. a synopsis Of the
more important facts Of the latest census
reports, Population and productions Of
agrcul:ure). I, also includes a compare,
tive view Of the States and Territories,
showing the rank Of each in area, and
density Of population in 1870. This
Chart will be found interesting and
instructive to al classes.
Persons wishing to see it can have q
sight by calling at our office.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-02

The Moses party speakers promise #
they are elected, together with Grant,
that the forty acres and mule and other
promises will be fulfilled.
The Liberal party might promise, that
if the negroes help to elect MIR. Greeley
that the acres they now possess shall
continue to be theirs, and that with an
honest administration taxes will be low
er, which will enable them to buy other
acres, and that Mr.. Greeley being an ed.
ucated man and an agriculturist, he will
help every man by his judgment and ex'
perlence practically to realize from each
acre double what he now gets. This is
what might be promised, but Mr.. Greeley
will be elected without the aid Of the
South Carolina negro voter.
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Why they 20 for him.

In the estimation Of the colored votes
Grant is the man vino butt the bull off
the bridge. He did this remarkable feat
they say, when he brought his bayuncts
to bear on the ku klux, and for this,
if nothing more, they will 80 for hlm all
the time. Grant that he did this. It
may be asked, however, "who struck
Billy Paterson" and gave the first blow
which originated the so.caIlcd formida.
bic power. We answer first that Grant
is the man he it was who started the
trouble, and aided by Scott and the host
of carpet baggers and home renegaaes,
incited tac negro ku-klay aud barn
burners to deeds of midnight murder
and burning. But the carpet bagser's
voter says it was the hatred and jeal-
ousy of the white Democrat-they have
no other answer. They know this is un.
true. Did poor, old, inctFen>ivc parson
Dunwoody show any hatred, or poor old
farmer Lane do any one wrong? Was
any thing said about ku klux then : 1t
is thought not. Grant with his long
bow and arrow, and Scott with his Win
chester rifles, set the ball in motion.
And Grant then butt the bull off the
bridge, and gave tine balance Of power to
the carpet bagger and his voters, and for
that they 60 for him. Let them go, no
one we hope in the State will make any
attempt to advise or control single man
of them, and it would have been inf
nitely better for the whites and the
blacks also, if no attempt had ever been
made to reason the case. The only rea-
son why we revive the old and sole sub
iccl is, that only day or two ago an in
telligent negro delegate to the convention
gave as his reason for adhering 10 Grant
in preference to Greeley, that the former
but the bull as aforesaid; and second to
call attention to the riots which have
lately occurred, the one on the Port
Royal Railroad, in which band OF law
less negroes broke into a number Of
stores along the line Of road, robbed
them of their contents, and beat AZ lnof-
fcnsive white man numerically, and
that in Oraugeourg, which came near
resulting seriously, but for wise and
timely interference. All We AK is were
these cases the result Of white rebel hu
Klux, or were they the result Of the bull
buffers Influence?
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The Hon. z. J.Noscs' late Speech q: Blue Ruin

TIE Hon. 2. Moses late Speech a. Blue Ruin
In the issue before our lest, We briefly
alluded 10 the fact tina: Radical mass
meeting was held the day before at Blue
Rrin, and that Hon. F. J. Moses, ard
others spoke 20 small crowd Of cclored
people in the usually ex:ravagent and
passionate style. Although notice of
th= meeting, and of its irnpcT;ance-to
Tie Rin., were extensively circulated,
the meeting was Shiny attended, aud
had il nct been 70: the women, who
f,:m large part of ali coloTcd gather
ings. It would have been sparse indeed.
Bat to tic point. We have learned
from co!ored man who was present,
that Mr.. Moses said:
You are TOW, fellow citizens, getting
only fifty cents = day for work, and have
to feed and clothe yourselves. But we
arc goins, my friends, SIC regulars, to 90
away with this system Of things. We
are going to sec that you have plenty OF
land TO work, mules 10 work with, and
no house rent 20 pay"
Could anything more un0lushing have
been said? Bu: how is the plan to be
c!Ecc:ely b. multiplied ard more bur
densome schemes Of taxation, until the
Sts;c is Impoverished and bankrupt be-
yond redemption. and then sold at
wholesale f)r the benefit of negro Ell
dorado? Is this the idea
Some of the more intelligent Of the
cclorcd people, who arc familiar with all
the phases of the forty acre and mule
question, cried out-"Yah, we've hearn
cat before. Wharf, my mule? ?
There is hope that this abnormal
and distressing condition Of things will
ccas:. NJ. G7eeleyS election daily
grows mere certain, while the Admin
;s.ra,ior circles favor ,;ic Liberal Repub-
l:caa Boilers, uuch to the diSmay Of the
Er:ical Ring who are beginning to be
alarmed at the fact .F:a: all the up?es and
i,wc- counties Of This State are unit f''r
she Boilers, and that sixty thousand
dem:c,aes stand il the back ground as 4
tg!4nce g: ,.cwcr.
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PreSentment OF the Grand Jury.
NEWBERRY, s. c.,
SEPT. TERM, 1872.

The Grand Jury would respectfully report
to this Honorable Court that they have dis
charged the various dTtieS dcvoiying upon
them to the best Of their knowledge and
ability. They visited the Poor House, and
with much commcndation 10 the prcscn. Su-
pcria,enIcnt, J. II. Blc4Se, report that they
find everything in connexion with that es-
tablishment in the best condition this Grand
kept By the Superintendent, it appears that
the sum Of Three thousand, two hundred
and thirty-eight dollars has been expended
for the year commencing the 1st Sept, 1871,
and ending the 1st Sept. 1872, for the sup
port of the Poor House. This amount in
cludcs tie salary Of the Superintendent, ply
Sician'S bill and al other expenses, The
Superintendent estimates the value Of the
crop of corn and cotton produced upon the
farm attached 10 the poor house at $500.
They found eleven white and twcn,y-scyen
colored paupers at the poor house at this
time. They also examined the various
County Offices and found the books neatly
kept, and all papers properly filed. And
upon examination Of the two trial justices in
town, find that. they have turaed over the
fines collected by them, to the County Trea-
surcr as the law directs.
They visited the Jail and found it in good
condition. The Grand Jury report the con-
dition OF the roads throughout the entire
County, with 4 few exceptions, in very bad
condition, and would recommend that the
County Commissioners be required to have
them put in the best possible condition forth
with. This Grand Inquest wou!d especially
recommend to the County Commissioners
that permanent bridge he Immediately
placed over the ditch on this side Of Bouk-
nights Ferry in Newbcrry County. It has
come to the knowledge Of the Grand Jury
that two Offices, one State and the other Fed
cral, are held by the same person, which
has been presented to this body as gricT-
ance. And furthermore that parties claim
ing to be United States officers, have ar
rested citizens, and have released the same
upon receiving bribeS, without showing
cause for their arrest or release.
The Grand Jury would therefore recon-
mend that the Solicitor give these matters
his special attention if they come within the
sphere Of his official duties.
". ". HOUSEAL, Foreman,
HENRY II. DLEASE,
J.F. SINS,
JAMES !. HARRIS,
J. II. LIVINGSTON,
W.P HARMON,
his
DRED =; RUTHERFORD,
mark
JOHN SHEPPARD,
his
HENRY Il GARMANY,
mark
W. a. CLINE,
W D. REEDER,
THOS. S. BLAIR,
J.B. FELLERS,
his
JAMES 4 BOOZER,
mark
his
SAMPSON 4 PRATT.
mark
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The ALPINE for October is brilliant
number. 1t opens with full page drawing,
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"Hollo," and School Discipline" The
Glen" preston Ponds;' Lake Hendcr-
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Moments OF Won Weber," and, last, group
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The literature is as readable as ever, erl-
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FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
GOV. B. GRATZ BROWN,
OF MISSOURI.
We learn that Mr.. Augustus Schell,

We learn that Mr.. Augustus Schell,
Chairman of the National Executive
Democratic Committee and other dis
tinguished gentlemen of the democratic
and liberal parties have invited Mr.. E. S.
Keits, Of Newoerry to return to the
North in advocacy Of Greeley and Brown.
The delivery Of Mr.. Keitt's speeches,
North, have given great satisfaction.
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ECLECTIC MAGAzySE.-The Eclectic for
October is full of good things, the contents
VARYING judc;ously from grave to gay, from
lively to severe" There is nothing in recent
magazine literature which surpasseS, for
droiI humor and witty Characterization, the
brilliant sketch Of Barney Geohegan, the
Irish Member" Of which .hc second install
ment is given in this number 1t reminds
one of Lover in his bes. days, though it
would be dif1icultto find any thing of Lovers
that will compare with it in point Of power
and variety.
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COM NJ ERCIAL.

NEwBERRT. s. c., October 1.-Cotton 1Gc.
COLUMBIA. September 30.-Cntrnn l6i.
LIVERPOOL. September 30-Ererng-
Cotton stcadv-apiaud< o.: Orleans g..
new YoEK, Srrtemb:r 3)-7 p. Moot
ton weak-urlands Isl; Orleans l9s. Gold
14al4s.
CuARLEs7cS> S~p cnber 39.-Cot.o1 firm
-r,i!hi;rr IL.
AUGUSTA. >c7tc:'ber 90. ~Coton quiet
ul:IIi;3g itt.
gAL1Iits,E:: September W-CVrrvn du;s-
miduIing ISS.
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prietor gather in such force, and demand
with such good reasons your appearance al
this counter, that nothing short Of yuu will
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ua5;c rs YOU are vCu ncvc: will pay The cost
Of collecting. Come here in single file, that
:Ilc primer may form YOU in battalion, and
scrd you forth again 10 battle for him and
vindicatc bis feeble credit.
Reader, are you sure you haven't one or
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Immediately.
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GRAND TOURNAMENT,
FIRST GLASS BARBECUE
AND
Fancy Costume Ball

Will come off near L p. Riscr's Store,
(Thirtcen miles Northwest of Ncwbcrry G..
H., on TIT URSDAY. the 9th OCTOBER
Young gentlemen Of Laurcn>. Union and
Newberry Counties are respectfully solicited
10 participate. Due preparation has been
made for the ladies, and they are earnestly
and respectfully invited 10 a!'cnf.
Knights entering for I'll" Tilt will please be
OF tho grounds the Ga" before. Is arrange
ncnts Lave been made for lodging for the
knights, who live at L distance, near the
rack
knights will apretr in Costume, armed
with LanccS nine feet long. Fitting 10 COM
m9ncc at 10 O'Clock, 4 Dr. Distance 120
vaii.. 10 he rim in 10 seconds. The success
ful compctitors will select respectively, first
a Queen Of Love and Beauty and her Maids
OF Honor Coronation will take place on the
field The following arc the prizes:
IT, One Fine Saddle and Saddle Cloth.
ID One Fin Bride and Mariingaes.
81. One Fire Plush Hat and Spurs.
4th. One Fine Pair Con. G.iter Shoes and
two pair Socks
5;h. One French Harp aul two yards Red
Ribbon, 70 the Knight WHO takes the
smallest number Of Rings.
Knights will please give in their names
len days before the Tournament comes off.
Prizes can he seen !; L. 7. Risc:'s Store.
Good order will be Observed. Excellent
Music furnished.
Fees for Riding S3 60
SENIOR MANAGERS.
Dr.. I c Brown. Capt. Jared s. Johnson
Capt B. II Mathews, 81. ". Riser,
William abrams, ". 81 Buiord.
JUNIOR MANAGERS.
". C. Cromrr, Henry 4 Turner,
Sanmic Young, Tomm;c 3 'n':;.
Thoml: l;lv. Taos l.. Johnson.
IL! cntnrEcicatiGnS :" be addressed 10
\ Il Hi!D!;D, Ser. ( rrea,
T.;h ~ sio!i, $rHGTry Cog s. @
Ucf 2, G--3:.
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The Board Of Directors Of the South Caro-
lima Monumental Association beg TO announce
that Concert in behalf Of thrir Association
will be given in Columbia, carly in Norcm-
bcr / number Of celebrated amateur per
formers of This place. besides several gentle
men from other parts Of the STATE, have
generously lent their services for tie occa-
sion.
Tie programme and full particulars Of
the Concert will 5e published some weeks
prior to the Fair, SO that persons residing in
distant parts oC The State may avail them
selves Of this opportunity to enjoy rich
musical trca:.
Tie Monument Association has purchased
:, site for the Confederate Monument, and
hopes soon to lay the corner stone. 4 large
sum is still needed 70 complete the work, and
we appeal to all for aid-to those whose
privilege it was to fight by the side Of th"
ral!cnt dead whose deeds VIC commemorate; :;
20 the mo;hc-S and wives OF these mel; 10
their children, who. il years 20 come, arc 70
redeem South Carolina: and lastly, to those
who love liberty, and WHO honor The past and
pray for the future Of our beloved S ale.
Souh Carolina Monument Association,
September IS, 1872.
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THE YoUNG Folks RURAL.-This cani-
tai paper has been enlarged tc sixteen pages
and Siyty-four columns. Tic September
number just received, anl It's enlarged and
elegan: form presents & handsome a2acar-
ance 1t is filled With matter On all subjects.
and calculated 10 interest voUng and Old. 1t
is published By H. n. F. Lewis, Chicago,
81 50 per annrm or 81 20 clubs Of foEr, with
4 chrome 10 each.
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S. C. Monument Association.

COLUMBIA, September 222, 1872
The Board Of Directors 0f tho South Caro-
Ina Monument Association, encouraged ny
the Success of the Bazaar last year, and
Welding 70 the urgent request Of 1 @reaI
number ofpc7sons, takc pleasure in announc-
iuc that they will open the 'NonHmcnr
Restaurant" at the Fair Grounds on the first
dar Of the Fair, and will rot Close their
sales until after the distribution of prizes.
The Restaurant Is entirely under tho con
tro! of the Board OF Directors of ;lc Asso-
citation, and the Executive Committee is ap-
pointed from their number
Lunches vii! be served from II O'Clock 4.
m, till 4 p. NJ.
Contributions Of meat and poultry, rs vel!
rs Of mouey, arc solic'cd, and NAV be sent
to either OF the following LADIES', who com
pose the Executive Committee.
MRS J. T. DARBY,
MISS LABOnDE,
MRS. ". II. GIDBES,
MISS I. D. MARTIN.
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United States Internal Revenue,
CoLLECToR's OFFICE, Sd DISTRICT, S. C.,
COLUMBIA. s, c.. Oct. !, 1872.


Notice is hereby given to all parties i'll
teres;ed that the following described pro-
pcrty has been seized for violation Of the
Internal Revenue Laws Of the United States,
and that Bonds for costs of All ac;ien in the
l.. s Court for forfeiture NUS be filed in
the Collectors Office, Sd District S. c.,
wirhin Thirty days from Date hereof, or the
property will be sold under provisions CT
the Act Of July l3, 1865, Section 63, as
amended June 3, 1872:
Two Horses, One Wagon AID Harness,
one Lot (50 lbs. Tobacco.
One Two Horse Wagon.
Ore Horse Wagon and Harness.
-Four DlrrrlS Peach Brandy
Two Barrels. Eight Gallons Corn Whiskey.
c. L. ANDERSON, Collector.
Oct. ., 4o--2'.
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There vi; DC 20 real enthusiasm for
i;;cs:ey ill &C bury hial-ExcaaEst. Tie
wsi;rr r"cd .:ot,m:od, re VII! 20? Eive 10 see
tie es:t1::Sis p:gf0rnc5.
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The following private letter received
By citizen Of AcVbcrTy, We take the
liberty Of inserting in our columns. 1t
is good one and 10 the point:
HARTFORD, CoSS, Sept. %, '72.
Dir. --, My Dear Sir :
The writer has read with pleasure your
letter of the 18Th instant. am an original
s'Black Notwithstanding to 1855" With
400 more black republicans, in this town, |
am for Horace Greeley. He must be elected.
He is the old Horace of my boyhood days,
and it is great wonder that his body can
keep in the large heart it contains If the
democratic party defeat him this time, they
are no friends Of the South, and honest gov
crnment. We calculate that the "nutmeg'
State will give the Farmer of Chappaqua"
800 majority. We have only six votes 10
give the cid man, but they will help little.
The war is over, and has been scTep years.
We came oat ahead, and your people are
satisfied. Mus: VIC fight tue war oyer again
every canvas? Or must we embrace each
other, forgive and help. Your section is
prostrated, and ought to be helpcd-a"d a
white man is as good as a negro anytime.
Vote early and often for Greeley. The
writer thinks he will be elected. II not God
help US. Yours truly,
J. &. MCDONNELL.
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United States Internal Revenue,
Collectors Office, sd District, s. c.,
Columbia, S. c.. Oct. !. 1872.

Notice is hereby given TO all parties in
,ereslcd that the following described pack
ages Of spirits Lave been seized for viola
iioa Of tie United S,@,es Internal Revenue
Laws, ami that Bonds for costs of an action
a he I. $. Court for forfeiture must be
fled in the Collectors Office. Sd District, s.
c., within thirty days from date hereof, or
the property will be sold under provisions
of Section C3, Act July l3. 1866:
Bhhls Forty-fve Gallons Whiskey.
BJl Thirty Gallons Whi<kcy.
Bbl. Ten Gallons Whiskey.
| Bbl. Six Gallons WhiSkcr.
c. L. ANDERSON, Collector.
Oct. ,, 49,.
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LOCAL.

Advertising Agents. No / South ST.. Bal
timorc. Md, are du!y authorized to contract
for advertisements at cur contract rates. &drer-
tselS in that City requested to leave their ia
vOrs with this house"
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Chronic diseases Of :he Lungs. nothing eve;
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COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 26, 1872.
Mathematical.

would respectfully say to the citizens Of
Ne~berry that propose organizing
Mathematical Class,
TO commence about the middle Of October.
I will give instruction in any ARITHMETIC
Or any Boot: of either Branch that scholars
desire to study.
will also give practica! Instruction in
Geometry and TriSonometry,
Together with
Surveying, Civil !.Gcinser;DS and Navigation.
For terms, s.. acp'y in 2cTsco or by let
syt Gaz
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