The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-06
FROM the South Caroiln:an.
4 Military P-otectorate Called for.
NEwBEEKY, ). T., Oct. "a, 1872


pends over Us, from all the ;! snS. must
sink us still lower into the depths ot
drgradatiur unless some derlted ar-
ton is adopted d pressed with vigor.
Although near Y t." millions Of do!
lars have byc.i "..ruaily Arung from us
during the past tour yrals, yet the
liabilities Of tie STATE ia that time have
been incrcaScI from less than six miiiiouS
Of dollars t. twenty tine millions Or
more, according 10 III" last info: nation
wc ca, get. The Sale is upon the edge
Of bankruptcy Dming the r,cSent
Year al tHc public schools Havc been
closed. the A>y inr the Insane, an i'll
Stitu.i"n oi lIc trndcrrst >oiici'ude
among ali people, has been Sustained hy
private Charity. and the STATE prison
has l.ecn maintained ~ working the
; cnn,ic:S on the farms and plai.!atiumS
near Cu,umhia Lrcau>c the officials have
stnicn all the money appropriated Tor the
support Of these Institutions SuEe OF
these very officials have Just been elected
| to higher and mo;r important offices than
those they have he, ei'i"rc heid. Could
we expect Otherwise frcm constituency
where, III voting population q! ltO, ,UUG,
there at lras. $4,000 50 ignorant and
! degraded that they can neither read nor
M'ite, and thuSe passions can be so l"-
! famed that they hecome manlacal on the
! election TO office Of the vilrSt Of tie hu'
man race. a lew years hence the conn
t:y, looking back, will he amazed al Tic
madness ard folly OF lhese times.
4 tax uf four and q haf millions OF
dollars i now proposed for collection
during the next mo"th, more than double
the last tax We paid, and ten times what
We formerly paid w!icn the assessed value
Of the property Of The State VAS three
! times rs great as it now is. The Whole
! State Government is noihln. but MI or
| car:iZcti bad Of lobhrrS lirrnSc;i TO steal
and commit crimes. Whn knows If THIS
tax is paid but the LrXt will be Fix or
eight millions: b., am asked how
ATE We to get rid f this government
| reply 10y going /" Congress. the power
| thai c>tanii>h,.t! auh maintan> il. Let
lis 60 there a"'i pnt L rin III p'!>Sr>>l"''
| nt tic facts If .nr "Xn,'t coalition,
a;,d a>k fn! tIia, a!""c, w!irh ""
tue demands, Ii.hr al j'.>tl.", an'i
| ier uS b.. satisfied iii ':nliI"g >i..; ii
! II Sui:iri"l,t :ul;. i.:- :! W ..i?i:>r'i /"
,or;vi"c'' iirai =, ~ ..r' i':tic'H;">> "
,Ar i:uii ni IT, pin, !: here. Let Us I. X
| Cong, = ~ TAX, ..i.a z" rt The State aud
I give tui4 ..r.icriI.'nt. !lfr and property,
whl'.n y" ii: kt."w las nonr h-re now
! Ii lh.-c Views a:d sentiments are shared
=, the py"ple -! III, Stale, would >ug-
ge>; n,criin. OF each County: at their
resp. c'Ivr G"urt Houses, At the earnest
day ;.o->ii,le, AID the appointment "ftwo
ri.legairS To meet in Columbia, Oh the
| l;i>r NJ nll. /. U.'cvm',.l HrXi, who,
aItr, .:rgau!zi' i'ion viii ;.'r;:cd (" Wash
i.,g!'n CIT, r.. Il .firr 'Airg the exact
r..ri,iltI"n f rh. S'a!" ,.tu.. ''rgrr>$.
| ask lha' u. d. to ak. /, re "i tn Stale.
by this process the m"ral >e',sr Of tn.
envl.r Slate vii ~" col.~c, d. ,x:.' eSscd,
AMI u;.dci>tond. and wnu}d no dea,
il day.
| If wc succeed, ami feel that Ne
will, and Congress- assumes military
Possession of The SAFE, 'kc present State
Government will be vip'd out, the
! thieves that nav constitute ii and thr
hangcrS on will haee III go tn ""rk for
an honest living, taxation wl!i 1T once
cease, for the Gene,al Government "ill
paw the expenses, ard iltr aud property
being full, protected, the people can de-
vote their energies to the development
of the material resources of the State
until they are fit for self government.
Pro Bono PuBLlCo
MoHE ARRESTS. Since Or last issue
the following citizens Of this county have
been arrc>lc'i by Deputy I. 5. Nar>hal>.
The week goes 'braveiy" "on:
Capt. ". }. Leak, g. B. Byrd, 4 H.
! Copr!and. JAS NJ. Clark. G. {. Fe,grSnn,
{. j. Workman. lhu Cunningham,
N. &. Cunningham, R"hcrl \. Cunning
ham, ". F. Cunningham, Augustus
Wallace, W. l.. Fowler, D'ayron Barks-
dale. Richard G. Watts, c. ~ Miller,
}. F. Ramagc, 5. ?. Teaguc
The above pri nncrS, whn hal been in
Jail for some timc, were brought before
Commissioner Rumklr on last Wcducs.
day, and bail.-L in bonds nr s., 0U0, rueh,
to appear for trial At the rrxt term If
thg L. $. Court, at C"urbia. on the i, h
Monday in this month.
Hence, Mr.. Dci':'rry's Hotel at this
wiring is empty Of military pri>nna'S.
How lo"g this viii he the case, "n"ho'ly
knows but Joseph" ."-Laurensvllle Her.
aid.
GIN House. BuHNT-Wu reg ct 20 learn
that the gin h"uSe of Mr. A. j. Si;ton. it
the town If Pen,ilrtnn, ua> cu;rclv dc.
Siroycd by fire on TUESDAY night last.
There were twenty or twenty-five DaleS
Of cotton in the seed r"l,suu;rtl, hc>idrs
one ta'e aj'c: dl glrn,d. TIE rngirc was
saved With"Ut a:'y dau'#gr L">~ ah"ns
3.0u0, Hiihont iHsuIa':rr. The fire i
supposed I" he The wnr k of an in"enoIiary
ind..'sn lntel;ircnrvr
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The VOICE OF EAPrRIENCE la CON-
:r"r. with other large aiyerI ser, We havc
had occasion 10 do business wiiii Advertising
Agents To- large extent We have tried
hearty oil the various agencies, bur came to
the conclusion lnEC aE,J that wc could do
better by giving nur business 20 Geo p Row
ell l. Co No Al Park Row New York than
by employing .imy Other PERSONS. Tnev arc
prepared IL insert nn advertisement in one
or four th"!l>Inl papers, ani 1T the publish
erS' lowest prices We have tricd them
doing business witii Lhcm we, klv-and we
know tErv cun do our adTe' rising better and
cheaper ihan Ne cOa:d 10 II ourselves ilAv-
ing the most extensive facilities for duin.
business, they never make mi>t;.ke<--at
e.st. they never max" mistakes on our
work.-Star SpInglcd Banner, HinSdalc. y.
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