The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-16

of necessity. We must stick 70 the party,
for there arc hundreds Of ku klux lovers,
AMI hundreds who have slavery IN their
hearts. Il is no zine now TO ask if the can
dldateS are h0nc.t, we can overlook all that.
True, honesty and Ycrac!Iy are not i part OF
the stock and trade Of The Noses adhereDts,
and the distinguished follower uttered 4 SELL
:iment which came from his heart. The big
ger the thief, the more acceptable is Ee lie
might have saved his wind and credit. how
ever, for Moses is tie MAN w'io fills the bill!
exactly. OtcourSc all who have received a
part OF the S476,00G @: pay certificates are
bought heart and soul. while those who were
overlooked 1t that time arc waiting fer the
Therefore we say the speaker might have
saved his wind and his credit, if he has any
of the latter.
a VIEW OF MATTERs.-So far as regards
our town, i, appears in business point of
view TO be progressing. Cotton continues 20
come in. Oar merchants are doing Il rcspcc
| table business. Mechanics arc occupied IT
work, and the people seem 70 some extent,
10 be actuated by I desire 10 improve their
| condition.
! The sun shines as Sioriously IS ever the
stars glitter anI twinkle in the ti:rnament
| with the same briIi!ncy as in days Of yorc;
the brcezcs Uf heaven fax our checks as
! pleasantly and gently Is in the Dnoyancy Of
youth the riyu!eis glide and pur along rs
laug!linsy ani roIckinSIv over their pcb-
! bly, and sandy beds as when they first gusLcd
! forth
But nevertheless this. there's Il something
that seems to indicate gloom. There is not
; that b!ithcnc>s and cheerfulHe>S thai viva
city Of spirit; that easy expression Of coun-
| tenancc; that sprigut.iaess and elasticity Of
gait, which speaks Louder than words, that
| the mind and heart are at case.
! All This is sal-vcry sad-bus we live with
; the eXpcctation-if all our cherished hopes
are brokcn-hai bcttc7 times are Coming.
| BLOOD WILL TELL A most Imaginable
and iudicrCu' incident occurred during the
! speech of Friday afternoon. The speaker had
! been coQucn,iy holding forth FOX an hour at
least, ard the audience were a;;entirc!y fol-
lowing, when in the rear Z noise rs Of L
heavy body falling was Heard. All ewes
were turned in that direction, ard :. large
| form, or pair OF large legs were seen Sueich
! ed out. prone, stiff, rGo!ionicSF, with ch 'ir
! on top. The legs belonged 10 the well known
| body Of Matt. Gray. coiorcd. who, viii! i
number Of his friends, occupied the outer
edge Of the stage in rear Of the speaker. !;
was thought life WAS extinct, that Matt. was
| gone up, for the first effoIS TO get him up
| were bootlcSs. Some one who knew better,
and who knew where the pulse was easily
reached, slapped him on the place where liz
tic boys are commonly SPANKED by ih"ir
mammas. Slight signs OF life were shown.
! Thus encouraged, another and more vigorous
slap was administered, and the fallen body
drew in its legs and arose, slowly 10 its feet.
! II Was like q dream to Matt. he remembered
nothing. Only felt The singing Of those pow
crful SlIpS, and placing one hand on the
sore!y affected parts, and another on top Of
| lis head, he woke and rcaIiz.d that his la;
was gone. The speaker still WAS going on.
but attention WAS divided "Givc M, me
hat, grow;cl Matt, 'gi' ne, me ha:,' twD
or three tines repeated, and Slight evidence
that the walked up man was going in On his
muscle was TOO much for the speaker, so
he paused, and in 1 happy way said, little
diversions were acceptable at times, rs they
enabled public speakers - rest "ui catch
their breath. The hat being restored, and
the Smarting pain Of the s'rps getting c>S,
the sleepy Individual was prevailed u@ua 10
sit down once more.
i SHOW WORTH SEEIHG.-We are in re-
ccipt Of letter from the oldest md most pop
uiar of the equestrian, gynn:C and zOo!ogi-
cal managers III America. Mr. John Robin
son. il which we are advised I:la: hi Cro--
sal Combination entertainment. Of MciaSc-
ric, Museum, AlIariu'a aud Circus, is on
lis way hithcr, AID will shortly hc with G>
There i no CLASS Of orr community bur
what sill rejoice in this information, coz
vcy:ng, rs it docs, that. beyond all question.
The largeS, and best exhibition in the world
is to pay us \ visit.
Mr.. Rohnson's has always been the iaro-
rite and standard Show OF the South, ami all
Others have sunk into utter in>ignifcance in
comparison.
He comes 10 Us Io", rs We are assured BY
our cct"mporarics Of tAc press, 4: every
hand with an exhibition infinitely greater
and grandcr than any if his former tHpr:S.
and embodyins & "Woril'$ Fair OF animate
and inamimatc wonders.
Il is not our province 10 cnEEltTAtc lis
thousand and one attractions, for the ;dYcr-
tiScmert, and the bills Of iiIc day, which viii
shortly ije displayed. ana spread bfc ;dcast
through The country by the mil!ion-. wi! x
orcrate us from the ra.!;. Bu; We will a.
lula. en paSsant, 70 his collection Of living
red Sca Lions from TIC AI;!SkaA seas. his
half Il scJ:r o: Arctic Seals. his great SunnA-
uan Eiiaocc.oI, !!:> gigantic 0 O>tricheS, his
siupcrIous Graft. .iArccsn;;mportai;on,'a and
his vast array If dcns and cages. He'd TO
-cp!r:inn with living specimens Of the rare
and curious Of earth, sc:. AMI air. The
champion atllc;"S and e"nr;tS;S Of lie | vi
verse. Mc->cS. Kelly and StickneE. ny Ile;r
extraordinary skill and daring. add to The
a;,ra;..ioas Of the entertainment: and the
ssDi Vernon Of the arena, VI lie Mile Ar
u, ,ur. lends the wj;ching o; her beaut: and
.tarEcS> cqu"s;riani>m.
4 vuman mr; :i,'' death i: F.ac.%rd re-
Gently under v%:y >iagI'""'irrnm>tanc"s.
She was cra,hin" nHtS ':E striking iHt"l
with k:.i!'. uh"" S'i!a' ;''':'""f nut