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foan Ohes.

MO 1907 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
~ Reer B-PsrO For Ladies Brneh No l20 soso~.. s''v
leaned On @A"''A'' LIMBO BROS
MO 1.191 BROADWAY, at IL; B.. MIL
~ yiLLRs Coral and Jswel Store Dmenh wsenss 'ss
a., n, AZ taken And monv a'shs "q~isS+ ~
i fSi Broadway, rssr Twenty -<fh'o7sI
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Waters.

WTAITER-By a respectable Protestant young
w who understands his business thoroughly IN " branches
pleger Appy ODELs Agency 100 Wet 34th
orlerB Broadway. Inquire n K.
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5iiuations Ua,lieo-- males.
CoacIlInen.

CoachInen.
4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL. BIZ RECEIVED AT TEE Up own
OFFICES Nos 81 IL West Thirsyseeondst, 3os Wes'
-tbiri.st HARLRM OFFICE, No 13S6 Pcahive.
s.veen ix,ntynirh and ore hundred
sta BROOKLYN BRANCH OFFICE No eS Wilmington
the ee,t0ae.up al regular ohes r.es
COACHMAS.-By u steady young man, who
~ Thoroughly undsiiud the aud management o. horses ag
alton tie city country; fnh TIE bat rel
last enPlcIsr uque at 44 West 26tb' from m
10 - o'clock noos.
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WAITER and USEFUL MANY French
w younz Man first class whns TO make him e
generally useful furnish the best Of city reference WI 20
city county Can be until na az
PRANC0AMRRICAN BUREAU, DE- PLACEMENT, lO9 W'H JAN
st., corner Broadway.
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200 PIANOS AND ORGANS, y y

ond.band Of Pirst.clnss Makers, wfH De cold at Lower
Prices cash. 1nstallments, for , ~ ~ v
q during this Financial Crisis. ~ liOioath
WhTEiIS & son. No. Isl broadway. than ever pc
fore offered In New.York Agents Wanted or ne sst o
Waters, Celebrated Pianos Concerto and Orckertrai
Organs. Illustrated Catalogues mailed. Great ln-
ducements the Trade.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-27
THa rAxAR1a MnR A1u.

Abbcvillo Bible Society, pays the
following handsome but deserved
compliment to our fellow to&ns;han,
Rev. W. II. Campbell, Rector Of St.
John'o Parish.
"lmmodiately after the sermon fol-
lowed the anniversary ad dress by tho
Rev. W. II: Cam lbcll, an Il iscopal
minister of Winnsboro, who took for
tho theme Of his discourse "Tho Ten
dsncics Of Modern Thoughts as tc-
CARDS the Biblc.' The address was a
powerful vindication Of the Scriptures
aud exhibited tic fruits of wc.l
balanced aud s'udious mind. 1t was
not iIimsy rhetorical prctcnse, that
vanished into nothinguess when
spoken bnt il Was curncst, able,
learned, and eloquent. alodern
thought, personiiied in ratiopalsn,
matcria!is,n, n,i!itnrianism, and a
thousand r:har isms and olosic., WAS
stripped of It's fac feathers, and made
to shilc in its true il sht-.if, indeed,
it caE shine 1t ul. Tho Bible was
held np aH,the only true philosophy,
and Of far greater "aluc even in the
coming affairs Of liit, than all the
learning and wisdom Of would-bc re-
formers. Gu. wc will not attempt u
sy"olsls Of what was vc*y fnc
spccch.'
We learn that on notion Of Hon.
Armietead Burt, the soci :ty reg uest-
cd Of Mr.. Campbcll copy of his ad.
dress for publication.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-27

A CA. ID.
TO TIE VOTERS OF FAIRFIELD,

&! HkREBY announce mysplf as can.
didate for SENATOR of Fairfield County
at The ensuing election. pledge p,ysoir
to prouoic the Interests OF tho pco pie to
pic,bcsL Ct my ability. = have an cInca-
Jon, and have bcon teaching for tho last
nine months Mt Camp Welfare, giving sat.
isfacllon to my patrons. am competent
to fill the Office, aud solicit yG,lr votes.
MAJOR L. BOULWARE,
aug 2G.alxI
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-27
Tho IrisIlman's Will,

'I will aud bcqucath to my belov.
cd wife Bridget all my property,
without reserve, and to my ldcst son
Patrick one half.of tho remainder,
and to Dennis, my youngest son, the
rest: lfnnsthint'is left, it may 60
to Terence McCarty."
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The State Of SOUTH CaroIina.

u. FalRfIELD COUNTY.
H., ". " NELSON, Esy, P.obste Jml,,.
w EREAS Mary &. McCrriyht hath made
~ SUIT To mn, to grant her Lrii srs.o' Adj
min'S''a.i"n cf he Estate AMI rncc,s OF
James. Mc'reighk' deceased. These arc
therefore 10 cite md aGmoniS!, al and sin
gnIar The kiulI cd aud creditors Of tho
'snid james Metrcight deceased that
;hcv be anl appear before me, iu the Court
of Probate, TO be held ut Fairfield No,rrt
House on Saturday the Gl!A lay Of September
next nler qualifications hereof q, / o'clock
in the fcrcnoon, to shcw Cause, If any
'hcy. haze, why The said Administration
should not bic granted
Given under my hand, this 2Ist DAY Of
August a. d., 1874
aug 2a-4lx2 J.r F..'C.
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Runaway.

runaway.
On Sunday c7cning a runaway oc.
Cured that came near boing serious
in its Consequences. Some gentlemen
were out riding in the afternoon. As
the party were returning down Spur,
rier's Hill, the breeching Of the horse
attached to oa.e Of th c buggirs broke
lend the horSe, taking fright, ran
violently down tho hill. The: buggy
vas upset and the occupants, Me5crs.
W. H.. Williams and G. G.. Bacot,
We're thrown out. The buggy was
wrecked. The torsc ran on and was
stopped at Aliens Branch. Both of
the gentlemen were considerably
bruised and scratched, but sustained
no serious injuries. 1,'ho escape was
a!most m1raculous. Spurricr's Hill
is standing rcproach to the road!
commissioners. The boullers stand
ing il the road should be blasted out.
The most careful driving is necessary
to prevent an upsetting. n winter
it is almost impossible. More swear
ing has probably been done at this
hill than any other portion Of The road.
The Christian Association should have
It worked upon if the commissioners
won't.
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Political.

Political.
There is pretty heavy sk;rmishing
along the whole line. Al the heavy
guns arc booming away, and tho small.
er artillery is playing vigorously.
Even the petty political popguns,
that mako lots of noise and effect
nothing, can be heard on the street
cornern every day.. The Senatorial
canvass will be hotly contested. For
the benefit Of The uninitiat,A We will
state that the appointment Of Audi
tor and Treasurer rests with the
Senator. These arg the spoits for
which the two parties are con tending.
Sandy Ford was holtcr and tho
boilers have these Offices at present.
But the "Rcgulars" dor't think il
right that these rebelli9us children
should have all the pap, and they will
do all in their power to oust them.
Our columns would scarcely suffice
10 contain the names Of all the aspir-
ants. In thc last canvass n legislative
candidate said he knew he want fit
fur the place, but he saw "lots bigger"
fools trying to 60, and he would do as
we'll as them: 7Eor 1his oame reason
two or three hundred public road
politicians would liko to gil this PLACE.
1t is rumorcd that the late Senator
practically endorsed C;usarism by be-
qucathing his Office to his son, but
TO this we give no crcdcnce.
AS far as VIC can learn, there are
about dozen prominent candidates
out. Sheriff Duvall has SHE'D his
castor in the ring mir. W. T.. Mar
shall is a candidate Henry Jobr son
wants the JOB of whitcwashing the
Senate ; G. W. Barber wishes to try
those cushioned chairs again Alfred
Moore thinks he is "callcd' to care for
the welfare of the County John Mc~
Co.klc believes that he is the modern
CAncinnatus called from the plow to
dictate to the people Dan. Bird, Jno.
Mcdowell, and John Walcott each is
firmly impressed with the conviction
that himself will be the right man in
the right place. The time of election
has not been fixed: II will probably
be the first of October. Between
this and then there will be log rolling
enough to clear ncw-ground. A
convention will be held, but there
will probably be boiling candid ato,
and u rough.and-tumblc fight, that
will bc interesting. We shall expert.
cnae the same degree Of cxbilaration
that a s".all boz does when viewing
a lively old bull fSht from the safe
side Of the fence. Let 'cm have fair
play, and we'll bot on the one that
| he ito
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TX. EEaP Cool,

JUST RECEIVED lot Of SODA WAFER.
l. ARTlES in Want of n good poda
Cocktail mn'lc from Nathan Brcs. old Cabi :.
ret Rye Whiskcy can find il at
II. J. McCARLEY'S
tr. S.l Always on hand n lot of, r,Nathau
Bros. old Cabinet Rye Whiskey gwen ny
10 he the .cnly g'nuihc Rye Whiskcy in
Town. Also q lot other brands, Pure
Wines, Liquors &C.,
r. J. MCCARTNEY,
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written
Folico Items.
Tuesday a colored boy WAS detect
cd in tho act Of ,stealiDg an umbrella
from the store Of MoMastcr & Brice.
The umbrella was taken from him,
and he started off. Policeman Duu
can was ordered to arrest him. lie
had a lively chase az far as the collcgc
but the b oy MAS too far ahead and cs.
capped.
Tuesday night, Ellison Williams,
tho colored waiter at; Browns hotel,
got into an "ltercst :on with JEFF.
Pearson, and ended Che difficulty by
striking him on tt be head with a large
jagged piece Of cirder from black.
smiths forge. The missile inflicted
severe cut on Jef's temple several
inches in length. JcG's wounds
were attondo ITO; and he is dcin:; we'll;
Ellison was escorted to the guard
house by Policeman Duncan. Yes.
:terday morning fo was lodged in
Ejail.
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oDopartnership,

"Oopartnership.
We call attention to tic. notice of
copartnership in another column. Mr..
Il. S. Desportes has been doing an ex-
tcnsive business at Ridgeway for
scveral years. J. A. Despcrtes was,
until recehtly, sepior> partner of the
News and HERALD. We wish the
new firm abundant success, and re-
commend it to our friends.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-27
Thanks.

IHHHKS.
We return thanks Ks to blessssrs;. j. j. G.
Squier Is Co., for handsome pair of
.'shoars." A pair Of shears is a as indes.
,rpepsible an article Of furniture as the
"quill;' and our old pair was played
out. Two things are requisite In a
good giver: tho knowledge sOhen to
give, and s0Aot to give. Mr.. sauior
IS good giver.. .....
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-27
Appointment of School Trustees.

A meeting of the board of School
,Exqmiaefs was held last Friday, and
the following persons were appointed
School Trustees Of their respective
School Districts for Fairfield County
No.. !. G. w. Faucet, II. y. Fcas.
ter, Christopher Coleman.
No. ?: Calvin Bricc, S. B. lump.
kin, Samuel Grier..
No. 3. j. c. Caldwell, DR.. Ira
Scott, Alfred Moore.
No. 4. o. Il. Thompson, j. r. Nc.
Master, Henry Jacoba. ..
No. 5. Dr.. M. +. Gibson, Austin +
Peay, Jacob Moore.
No. Il. NIL. Duke, Edward Ken
nedy, II. G. Davis.
No. I. j..Lauhon, James 3. Walk.
cr,.Reubcn Ford.,.
No. 8. John F.enly, DR.. y. r.
Center,, Pleasant Adams.
=. NO. y. .. N. True, Tbos. S. Perry
Joseph Thompson.
No. 10. II. 4. Gibson, John NJ
Lemon, John Gibson.
Nc. l.. ": q, Marlborough, !. Nj
Kirkland, John Martin.
No. l2. w. NJ. Martin, j. II
Harvey. David Aiken. :.
No. Is. John W. Evans, ". j
ClowncY Isaac Miller.
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a Handsome Tribute.
The Abboyille Press and Banner.
IN report Of tho proceedings of the
semi-centennial celebration of tho
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-27
Around Town. =

Around Town.
Ladd Bros. havo been filling y.:p
the pavement bqforo their luilling,
where it was injured by the heavy
rains. They wish to employ about u
doaon bfpaA@ footed individuals to
tramp it down into good condition.
No persons wearing less than No. l2
shoes nccdk apply.
{, Mr.. j. D. MoCarley has purchased
the lot on Main Street between Mr..
B. f. Davidson's snd p. Jenkins, and
IS excavating preparatory to building.
This store and the one erecting by
Fir. Davidson will do much to improve
the appearance of town.
The pavement in front Of Mr.. r. r.
Kobertson's grocery storo would be
improved by tho planting Of so,no
ohadc trees. Those would not sh:cIA
his handsome sim fEom the view
Eof az an admiriTng. public for several
years. a similar improvement is
needed on tho opposilc side of tho
street.
IN consequence Of the late constant
rains the borrowing of umbrellas is
carried on to a. fearful extent. The
Local lost his a week ago. AS it has
his name engraved on it he dcnounccs
the borrower Of it. as a "roag in his
harte.'
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For Sale.

TNHE Masonic Lot and Building M
i. Ridgewny, 8. G.. The building can
c"si!y be converted inIo dwelling with
four comfortable rooms, or q store houac
Fol terms, etc, applyto
JAMESQ. DAVIS,
Nidecway, 8. C
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ME attention ofihc ladies' ia called ~
4 our White Goods Department which,
has been largely increased and cvnsis!s il,
part Of u LARGE STOCK OF
Waite and B"ii Piqucs, Plain. Striped and
Checked Nansooks. Bishop Lawns,
lain and Striped Victoria Lawns,
Wh!ir. GuT, Blue and Grecu
.arltaus, Plain ana Dott,l
swiss. riqur Trim
mngS, Jnconct Elginys
and tnscrtis,g", Swiss aud
- SAX lies. 49,. -.
We niso call the attention cr he Gentle.
men TO our
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-27
Death of Rev. ,Thos :. Smyth, D, D,

From the Ne&s and .Couricr we
learn of the death of Rev. DR.. Smyth
of the Presbyterian Church. He was
we'll known throughout tho whole
country; and received the degree of
d. D. from Princeton College, in. the
year la43. IL also soquircd rcputa-
tion as theological writer. His
health was feeble for many years, but
his intellect was unimpaircd to the
last. His loss will be severely felt.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-27
Tobacco.

TOBACCO.
We advise all lovers Of the "weed'
TO g i've Mr.. John D: McCarley a call.
lle has brought to our oaice some of
"heak's twist chewing tobacco,'
which is very superior articlc-tke
finest we have seenih long .tiHmiic, til e;
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ALWAYS ON HAND.

A full supply Of Metallic Burial Gases,
H. Walnut Caskcts, Walnut Cases and
Pine Collins. Also prepared TO do lob
Work of any kind, repairing old Gins,
making and repairing Grist Mills. at tho
old stand known as McCreigh,'s shop.
june 2l-3m J. W. MCCRElOuT.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-27

. Capt T. Hardin has met with a sad
Bereavement in tho death of a child
on Monday afternoon. The funeral
services were conducted at tho Pres
byterian Church by Rev. G. l..
Chichester, Pastor.
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h5ep U00l' -
We call attention to Il. J. McCar.
ley's advertisement in another column.
Mr.. McCarley can furnish Beverages
of every description, from the mild
soda, all through the catalogue Of ex-
! hilarating .eooLt:aaill, Z |alo'ps and
sma hos, to the unadnlterated whiskey
straight. The tastes of al can be
suited. ...-.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-27

. Tire poem is written in Iambic
verse altSe'pately rhymipg, and tho
metre is smooth. Th poem is we'll
written
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Death of Mrs. NauoMorrison.

Death of Mrs. NanoXaorrison. J., =.
Mrs. Nancy Morrison derarted
this life OH Friday evening last in tho
,sseventy-secoad year Ct her age. She
Was daughter of Co... Wm: Nc
Creight, and the relict of Mr.. Robert
Morrison. She leaves large circle
of mourning relatives and friends.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-27

Sling Shots,
A gentleman has complained to us
about tho careless use of these arti.
cles by boys in town. Hc tolls US
that buckshot was fired into his
house recently, end with such force
as to be aattoncd against the WALL
These toys are very dangerous, and
ordinances Have been passed against
their in several cities and towns
Many accidents have occurred from a
careless use of them. ......
We return thanks for copy Of q
poemby w. Fletcher Holmes, ~ 3.
Of Barnwell, entitled "South Carroll
ma, her past, her present. and her 81.
ture." It is dedicated "To the rcvcred
memory Of John Hugh Means, 'cl,uum
ot Oensrabie non,en,' governor
Of the State Of South Carolina, when
she was esteemed to be a severe ign.
The puro and devoted christ ian tho
warm-hoarted and polished gentle
man the loyal and exalted patriot;
tho eagacious and intrepid soldier.''
,;The poem contains review of
Carolina's past glory, lament for
her present condition, and q fow
words Of advice as to how her fortunes
may be returned. "Labor and Pa.
ticnco' arc tho magic watch words.
Her.citizens are urged not to abandon
their mother.
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Ilooal 5auibs.
, %ot+Old papers, saitablc for wrap
l,ing goods, for sale at this Office.

ling goods, for sale at this Office.
-,
N CIV Advertisements.
j. l. Bonner.-Duo West Female
College. - :.
Beaty T. Bro.--Boots g. Shoes.
New Goods-John 9. Squire 4 Co.
Meal and Grits-Bcaty 4 Bro.
II. j. McCarleyENew Flour.
Mess. Withers and Dwight arc Of
j,fering great Bargains in Dry Goods.
Road thoir advertisement.
D. n. Flennikcn offers for sale n
hno lot Of seed rye and barley.
Beatty & Brother have just received
n superior lot of Iaprilg ~nnd ties.
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Read the card Of Ma iior T. Houl-
ware.
NJ 'jor Boulwarc is respected by tie
people of this section and we believe
him to be much better than many of
tho other candidates for tho Senator.
ship. 1Io was one of tho colored
men supported by the Conservatives
in the Reform campaign. ,
, 1873-12-07
I'IGEON-SHO0TING.

List Of Estrkca for tho Stnte .Eonrna-
mont ut Dexter Esarir.
Below will be found thu entries, up to date, for
tho plgoon-shootiny tournament to DO held at
Do1tor Park OIL Tho 1Gtll, II til, aud 18Th Of this
month, under tho management OF tho Prairie
md Kcnnicots Clubs nnd Alr. William Wact.tor.
Tho list will close on tho evening or tho 10th,
aud 1t is unnecessary at this time to say more
than that the entry Fec il 915. including birds
and admission to tho grounds. Ga q future CO.
casion wo vii! describe tho tournament moro
fully. Tho following arc the ontrioa, toguthor
with tho number of yarsls' rise which hayo Doel
allotted to each by the Haadicappins Committee
chfeuao. M-u: u. Klein1nsn, q yards; @. q.
f1sss' Ssss 6 I Hases nsSs u S!:sS hssa Hsl R 1s-
ney, q iarasworsl., .; II lrlee, a5 Daes, y
M1opiba bas. ~ rs:1y 2 M.s1,ss sr;o ~ ;r2
y J. Sobnson i Dsvissn' ii i VI Ts'ee - r
= Dsfi, is iarr:s, $,; II. i. sizn II; uatler.
Si.vs: aysr 5 t,tse ssss u T;rs Ii 1ttSn Htss 3 $
ps Eaysrds M nS - sn'ssn ,s,e s1s' q
Iliygi,s Il W,li.,ns, II; areaiy "a; Creighton,
lyasss sss T. hisssss rsss": a yes Yenss '2a H 6
A!cxander. y; MAtinzl, - orlai. q otlsspic @
Myers, u TAlI1s. u; Sam Johlsoa, - DsaHs -
sisby, q, II. Mllliyan. ~; Goodman, 2a Al s.ni.,
q; Al HAullns, Il Z. foltun, n; Mills, 81; WI
j.. q llanter, . lsia!s, ., iibbari. 20; aek
e: Mtls"p. %; Outly, y scrosgs, II :; L. Beasley
ltsndota. M1Euglsbssh, q; Date, a; Wolf. q
s. ofaoEs.r. il. TSn Tansm, ~ il Iasi Maassti, -: ~ =
| Iiocte!lf, Hl.-Wny, ~ S;vrn, 81; Even, 2i; VIII
cos 10; Baldwin, - DsLaucy, ~ Noyes, -; Tay'
| lur, rs; Bslcc, 1i.
Asatan, M.-Da.ca, Fl Hardcsty, n.
cttrcland Ii. II. Brown. II.
10ted0-Thu Measrs pheatt, Il zach.
| Leio,t-Shern,an. rs: Yaylur, Is. .
NhH:scaty-GanGcson, II; Russell, "a; olavort, q
| Suattl-French, ~.
| Lu[TUsss--1lsga,, Is.
/ QH;HcY-itaworth, -.
Geneseo-nakcy, 23.
Lttt:oti,-uunter. q.
Asto Iofk-GreeA Smith, -.
, 1873-12-07
OUR NEED OF A NAVY.

To tie Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
Sir: Permit me to any a fow words In regard
to tho article in Tuesdays Tribune upon 81 IT.
croasing the Navy" It would seom that the mis-
erablo condition Of our navy, which oyery ono
deplored whon there was danger Of war with
6pain, would have taught us tho folly Of waiting
until We SEQ tho conIngratiou before building
dro-enginea to oxtinguish 1t. Quick, energetic
action from IN enemy, Oh we'll prepared to attack
as Germany WAS In her war with Franco, would
dentroy every city on our saa-coaat while our
moagro navy was being patched np,
end Congress giving contracts at war
prices 10 build now one. Because wu appear
to be over our trouble with Snain. you would
have III adopt tho easy anl economical policy of
trusting to lncE to curry us through all future
thing but physical power in tho past. ia it not
likely that tho energetic action OF Secretary
1loboson in using tho moaey tIat Con3.eas mp
proriated to put our fourteoutl,-class navy into
"oxtrayngpnt expenditures" Ind moro 10 do
with spain'a acceptance OF our tottna Than n
comnol-senso Secretary at each cna Of
tho cable {" And, with her usual troaohery,
Spain will yet rcfuso to aecede to our demands.
il VIC are not IN u condition to enforce them.
The tlMo may bo coming when oil mon chn dwell
in poace but that It IL not yot, ig coar to ail
wllon wo 500 the terrible crimes committed every
dhy t0r III long aA lnuruer AAu I'LL tue OWL
pasaions aro in tho hearts Of mon, they ara III
the State, and nothing but physical force will
protect tho innocent. Look Ut tho lust quarter
century thore hun boon more bloodshod and
auarchy than at any time since Napoleon. 1t Is
not muol, uso to Lock the door whom tho
horHe is stolen, as VIC learned to our cost
during tho Rebellion; tho frat TWO
yoags wero wasted in making nu army aud navy.
Tho robbor Keeps away from wl.elo the watoh-
dog is chained and tho nation that IL ready to
fight may never be attaeked. Why arc American
citizens In South Amerca Obliged to claim that
thoy aro "Dritiah subjects" to socuro rospoot-
ful treatment? Deoauso England has a navy
TINT Gun protect hor subjeots IL any part Of tho
globe. Il We hAd bud u navy to mnintaln tho
principles for which tho Var Of 1919 waH fought
no nation would hayo dared to overhaul q ship
bearing our flag, aud tho Virglniua outrage
might hayo boon prevented. By out q
every evil thoro oomos q little good
and 1t IL to bo hoped TINT this
lnat insult to our flag will arouse Congress- to
giya us u navy that will command respect, and
place III upon an equality with other nations.
Not one cent waAttd on corrupt rlngA In Waah-
ingto,,, hut millions for llonost work III the
nayy-yar.ls would slyo employment to hundreds
Of workmon, and parhaps anvo III millions In tho
futurs, N.