Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-02-27
The Upshot of the Credit MobilieS y
vestigation. ~

field, blnSnau1, NetJ ,Atlp oei rStS1'
faithful Radicals, ahaaaf proved Xo bs
unblushing thieves, are defended, excus-
.whitawashed+--a let off -Mith~.HhAtsI
$. called, >" severe. crriticiIsm.v :, oalSes
Ame. :|Isapsh d|.sRsslsg j Ss sb|eSss 3
And With him had to 30 Mr. e,ffooxs, fAe,
honssttssst tSf die party, but ,'as:behioctat.'
The evidenee against Vice eddene col
fax.-thse fmost rnaghiacentfPi h,ytp-
ocrite and thief ever 'know9 IL hfstorssisa
Is suppreasedYand made lightieEsaf c"o,|
Andsothe matter stands. THE Insss-
tigat;hg COMMITTEE has covered tsaf
with infamy,eaual TO that Of che eGrediti
,Mohihsrthierssy lAnd the w kotsi Raai .
Z cal purity, insseaiso6,c cleaning tts sisirtGls I
embracesIthe shameless plundererseand
becomes parsneniinathe booty and in'ths
genera, ,dappadons sE o1D'sH nsmDh
.1.m 1EsaaS EaaitSPrlsafl sfiSS S0tss'h tssh4 5s.ass q,1
rSs last " aas asoFFsess oFFsesspssas s99*i}SS }SSsidsHf saSf+
GRANTS visit e the thss South, sAthha'is IS tkR
not tc,dmfhg.( And perhaps # = bettSSTT
for 'ths1 ths tn hM BE Should not come: JrfsaysS
,us from ii al 1taat sxtfa ta3 u p!S Fly ri ths afi
allsry and music With Which he yss .td
be ws1cotnd ddaN14and dIda14an the hanhefs, ana gas :
elights,s ,satd di1ntsaras;!' TS be sure fes%as
to heal the breach, fand. Wipe away all I
tears from all eyes, and thrust an oiive
branch Into every hand Land an that
,Bnta apress of important national busii
nesswill keep.him'at homie, and hls oih9
ciAl friendsdn South Carolina swlia eohH
tinue to csteal ithsnpeoples' MONEY aMdq
tpverride,tlle laws Of the 'land.I ess aIS Ds1-
T. .r1noin ., lrI--A,ij 3c'dER! .s1s u
The. African Zion Methodists-OoloIedl
[of cpurse-haye held dlataly a towering
tconfsrence.at Georgetownn They seem,
to be, numerous and .fourishipsi So
much so indeed that they haye PpEahas,
ed 15o acres, of land at Cokosbnry and.
design establishing these aiTheolegioal
Seminary. Negro Methodist preachers
being educated at. Cokesburyt Another
Fmost unnatural feature of these mSSsst3 mSss3
unnatural natural times me J., !t,ls.a1 ~ q
f. rhsi The irepSr.Sf tts with hdraxal . q i. thcU U Il
fs.: troops from our, State, seems to be- tea:s
inporrescct. From all We can hear and
read, but few changes vii. be made
| The Legislature os South Carolina Sian
Fderedthe State; UNANIMOUSLY by passing
resolutions to request the President not
to make the removal, and Senator Rob
.ertson encouraged the vile slander upon
his own race and kindred by presenting
the petition in'washington. ~ '''si' ::
il.I'a . Fic Il
Our former fellow citizen, BARLEY NJ.
Blocker, ESQ.,, was arrested:at his home
in Burke,. Co., Ga, week ago. upon a.
charge of being concerned in KuKlux
murder ttwo'negro mem as far back as
October l8fl.'sA citizen named fGodbey
was arrested with Mr.. Blocker, who;
while being taken to Savannah by the
IS. authorities, jumped off. the train
and made; his escape. Mr.. Blocker is in
Savannah, and was to have been exam
ined to day, Wednesday Goth. gaoai..
Our young compatriot, DR.. B. Hammet
league, is highly spoken of in the All
ken Daily Jaurao1 as q dentist. |
The report that DIR. Darby, the famous
physician and surgeon Of Columbia, dc
signs removing from that place is incor;-,
rect. DIR, Darby has no idea of quitting
Columbia. H., Il
Certain leading citizens of Greenville
are proposing to raise the necessary
capital stock for Cotton Factory of 6GOO
spindles and 200 looms, on Saluda River,
II miles below the town, and within. q
mile and half Of the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad.
.x.3 -, ,TETsh) .!iSsa9 4
EX State Treasurer Parker, one Of the
suddenly-rich Northern fungi that poi
son the air in South Carolina, is,building
large public hall in Columbia, which
building is already dubbed by the pub
hc-wittily and truthfully-Parker' 8 Hanl.
Washington's birth day was celebrated
with great.pride, pomp and patriotism
In the good and free city Of Augusta. II
. The Sumter Me,rs tells the following
bad tale upon Gov. Moses: i,,. oaal
a. at is reported on apparently reliable
authority, that "dur native young. G.9v-
ernor'' blackmalled the, Printing Bill,
recently passed by tile. Legislature, to
the tune of ten per cent'of the whole an-,
preparation thereby made. 1t is said,
that he would not sign the Bill till his
iniquitous demand was admitted. What
q remarkable financial genius; We have,
in tho Gubernatorial Chair Of South |
Caroline! Willthe people of the State,
continue to suffer themselves ruled over
by such aman, as F. J Moses, Jr? There
is way to get rid Of such monsters.." :"
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And the South Crolinfmr' tells this
upon the Judges: .:''-': - 90 ~ I"
"There was. a mortffying scene, We
are told, upon the floor of the House, I
yesterday, whilo tho bill to increase the
salaries of the Circuit and Supreme
Court Judges was under disonssion.-
Numbers of these high functionafies1 II
is said, were upon thetloorof the House,
talking to members and endeayoring to
persuade them to support. the, measure.
To what have we come, when Judges, |
presumed to ibe the 'purest and most
dignided Of allipubiie officials, stoop to
soil the Judicial erminq by lobbying In.
tho Legislature to secure the passage pf
measure to increase their pays Weare
surprised that some. member did not
rise in his seat and request dthe Speaker
to have the intruders putoutof the Hall.
u. =. -. Foster Blodgett. go '''.G
We find the following notice Of Foster
BlodEett in the neutrality-suspicious.
of the Atlantis Constitution: t,>i' ~. ;!
I met Foster Blodgett this. morning I