Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-02

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fPsohibitien against Judge pnrell, .lrg.s
phfili psl such sa anbnstg stgab
pldpSsitidn Is ehs dsaspatioh afjuriSaioA
htien could not have been contemplated
VI QohgrGss rinithco passagesof ftheseiei
fprcclncn acts and It Was not nscezsar}
lssourec upon this point. have no doubt
shat thsrd were bun (. nae Sa gals u wb9 s9tea'
liteg the enforcement acts who neyer.
| lI4tlreamcd such pvweg9asl;sxercise,; By
! ..audge Durcll, was TO be given to, the
several courts. hut such WAS, the design;
Yf,, the framess Of the Will, aIid; ;sds1 will
Ebeits efitct.. Ifon. Caleb ,Cushingse t6S;'
4 aanlinistratien nl ,Eackal, claimed that the
Esppreme Coyst had No power in the. eass
Iliassittlhss Iliassittlh was simply suit between private
Iparties. The recognition Of Pinchback
as thc Eseebtivc, 5o5f ,ouisiada By ths1
I|iPrcsident gives great satisfaction to the
lsilISsellbgy faction Il The Presidsnta clains.
#Shat he has acted solely in obedience to
4 ,ailIEe law in the, .cage;; md alih9ugf the
}I&kole wfangle IS one for place, the Prtsi!
'bPdtntial bro-in-luwlcaaisis aftcro tBeA scna-
}torship, and Grants sympathies With him,
blAe BLANC sftl.fs saHdition, of 9hi1Rggss is
| ii,dge ,dge to al,a Radical schemefs who passed
thss enforcement acts, and poi 15blah1cFat
I taeheafo Grneral Grant foractiiIggin ac-
cofdancc with them, evensifsthcy do fit
ihis hand So nicely astosclect Aiis brother
i 3in-laMstoithe, United States SariaiesT Y If
! General Grant was sione Of thcyori i:sihafufs
i of tlio enforcement lawsthe~case is-very
4 ldiffercnefuas asns.aay,f' 4-fsA-G al! 5
4 ~ yssTuE SYNDICATE. llg uli
Il The, NAYS and Means. Committee do
not Eeem disposed to accept Secretary
EBoutwcll's plan of negotiating the re-
.Iamaindcr of the new five per cent loan,
land have deeiSlcd blythe advice .antlcon
Eseitt Iof the secretsryto inY Yitesuch bank
lscrs ias. AIessra. Jay Cooke, Rulus Hatch,
Hon j. sisslews and otlleS leading .fipan-
- : a onS subject,
alter which they will come to some de-
termination on the question. 1t is said
A that nnmherr OF German capitalists
sl,combincd. offer to negotiate the entire
4 loahili allowed aclcar commission Of two
aild n half per cent. If the Secretary
i finds tho ,ec5'amittee disposed 10 hagglc
long over the matter, lie suys that he will
negotiate the loan under the existing INV
4 which lsr ,babiyamcans the acte a,cc of
1.-The Rutlischild's iofer, made over, a. year
ago, and d, never Withdrawn. ,,aq r7s,
If as CivII. SERVICE AGAIN -.sufs !
/ The Indiana. congressional delegation
51scallctl upon the President and urged the
na,ne of Gen. j. S. Foster, chairman OF
tlle Indiana State Republican Commit
tcetor the mission to Switzerland Grant
complimentcd Gen. Foster, but said that
IL. , -ssyl.S fttNS-F ~ ytRSt4 = ~. ri
at present there, was no vacancy, and
4 under Tie civil esdf1icee" rules, he could
not mako ono without caiise. The Indi-
isiniansedid not make JIdy'siof themselves
fas did the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wien
their mouths were stopped with the civil
service rules, buttuttered silent prayers,
not loud but deep. OH behalf of that, me 8.
nnciSil monster that is nurscd and cared
SO tcnderly for by the President. That
tsbete noir we'll breed trouble yet among
the Radical brethren '7q h@+d ,saS S''"''
= sfrb - ARTISTS h'poHs . .fo,rn
il,sln considerable numbers ale congrc-
eating in ths capital. The name of Mr..
Walter ingalls, has just been added to
the art circle. This gehtlcman's works
we're greatly admired in Rome by the
| Pope, who sat to him for his portrait
This was quite a compliment 80 the
american artist as Horace Bcrnet was
theionly'one who previously had painted
Eit. Mr.Ingallsis now engaged on the
norI rnits ff 6pu,,,h hor ~ ,,vor,;,,nnt sran,Io.