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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09
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HEREBY ro,iiy The tnx-pa ,cr. of FAIR.
Il field County TINT shah b" ut my Ollie
from o'clock y. NJ, to 2 o'olqGL 1as;' w.
from tho lst Of July to p;,r, 'Ji"' ~, o io'".
to receive RETURNS nssesl sno and u"r,o"rl "r, '"I
"a,I nanIo 10 To- 'ibr taxation Of 1878. Also alt
,RHahe polls arc rcqnroh TO make return
under. .hc amended oct of the General As.
sc:lh.y, arr"fs'au 10Th February 1874
to onro:ce the pHymeut of the poll tax. md
IN default Of t'' payment Of This lax shall
be SUBJECT 10 penalty of dGuilc ~
amount II ther vi, 'nv o,,l ,;rn,,;,, ~
ma upon the Highway or iooHH :: ,sS::qu.r'u 10
Of The General Assembly provides for tho
reassessment Of EcAl Es!u,r, ard to oor
rect the Records of The Autli,or's cliics of
crrors. isnny exist, ;.nl to furnish II care
inl ma correct rclrru of all taxable prop,
erty in FalrfeI" County,
The law nlao rc4.ircs the Countv Auli-
tor to assess NIL parties who fail 70 m,)o
a return Of their real or p'.Sona, nro,rrIv
within the time above noted. viii ncnnI.
ty' Of 80 per cent. on both. The law IN Ills
particular will be rightly cnrirccd, nnl nil
returns will be received and assessment.
made in accordance with law at the Audi
tors Office in Winnsboro, s. G.
JOEL COpEs,
. july 1-fGxG A. &c.
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Tho Charlotte Columbia & Augusta

Tho Charlotte Columbia & Augusta
Railroad.
. We arc pleased, sayo THO Columbia
P!mnix, to record the hishly pros.
porous condition of the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Comnany--more especially under tho
management of Col. Palmer and the
present Board of Directors, and the
able supervision Of the General Super
intendont, Mr.. James Anderson.
Tho gross earnings for tho last seven
months are about thirty per cent. in
excess of the same. pericd, last year
aud tho net earnings over "Ktty per
cent. in excess of last year. This
speaks we'll for the road, aud shows
c"crgy and cc"nomy on the par, OF
the manasem.nt. The debt, foatitg
and funded, has teen tin tho last
seven months reduced about $l3O,.
800, and the assets increased about
go, ,oro -nnarly $500 900. The re-.
eciptS for thc current year are c>ti.
mated ut $500, 600, against $1,000
The previous year.
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Runaway.
In these dull days my exciting 90.
ceurrence is godsend to the local.
On Tuesday afternoon the drowsy
loafers about the corners wero arous-
cd by runaway team that dashed
out of Mr.. Elders yard with loaded
wagon. The horses displayed that
want of unanimi'y Of action so fatal
to tho success of every undertaking.
One tried to 60 up street, the other
vas determined On going down; and The
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09
Hyneneal.

On the 9Th of June, in Charlotte,
Johrstone Jones, Esd, of tho Obscrv.
or was married to Miss Bottle Waters
Miller of that city. We tender our
hearty congratulations to the happy
bridegroom. Although we shall miss
him from tho fraternity of bachelors
of the quill, we believe he has ontor-
cd into new and better life, into
which VIC all at some day expect to
come.
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Around Town.
We have engaged the services of a
lady as an occasional "localess." We
think she'll do. Here arc few
specimens Of her first efforts.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

a Texas Justice OF the Peace refused
TO line man for kissing girl against
her will, because when The lass came in
to court he was obliged to hold on
to the arm Of his chair to keen from kiss.
ing her himself
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

=" Fs" careful ho,' you 20 to slcop at
All auction y gentlemen settled him &.
self in c"rlfo"taA' u chuir, aud his
senses soothcl by thc,auctionec RS
lullaby. soon dropped to sleep. When
his nap was over be left the place.
The next day he was Nstonnded 'ut the
receipt of Il bill fnr setcra!.hundrcd
'dollar's &orth IS carpets ard other
things. The auc.ioueer had received
his somniculous mods for bids.
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An Excellent Sheriff,

The Etmirl Advertiser tells the
following ''good one' on L, \. Fish,
E:q., Sheriff OF Tiusa county
"lle had to sell on execution in the
southern part Of the county the effects
of widow, ,ludy fo- some debt of tho
husband. liz mist do his duty, and
went down for that purpose. IIe
levied oil everything TINT the law ul
lowed him TO touch, and scld: It off
morseles:ly. 1t just about stripped
the y!d lady and did not yet satisfy
aho demands Of his creditors. After
the last piece had gone, and while
yet the woman, biz eyed with tears
and sorrow, was looking at her little
pospess;ons about leaving her, SacriG
Fish broke out in a new. spot. IIo
commenced to speak to the crowd
around him, and in ;ust'tcn minutes
time had about all Of them in tears.
lie closed by telling them that his
foes w,u'd amoupt on this sllo to
more than any ono Of tho dcm.nds.
and that he was going to give them up
TO the lady. lie did so, and his ex.
ample and influeucc we're such that
all the property was returned, and
suitlc lent amount be made up besides
to settle the claims against hor. Such
sbe'lii as that in every county is
better than twenty poor IN sters. aud
deeds like the one we have related de-
terye to shine through the world"
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State of South Carolina,
CoUNWY OF FAIRFIELD,
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

5ohn c. Mackeroll plaintiff. J For
against Money
James Donloy, defendant. " Demanded.
70 Jamr, Dohlry, Dc)trdapt in This Aciion.
You arc hcrcby sutn!hohed' and rcqiiircd
- answer tho complaint in .bis action,
which will. bo filed in tho of3c6 Of tho"
CIc, Of Tho Court Of Common Pleas for.
the said County, and, to serve a ,popy Of
your answer on the subscribcrs ut their +
Office, No. Q, Law Range, Winnsboro, s, C.,
within twenty days sftef tho sofvico Of
this summons exclusive of tho day Of gerr
vice. ..,j..,n.. -,
in The time aforesaid, the plqin.iR will
take judgment against you For The sum Of
three hundred and seven dollars and costs.
Dated l4th Mays 1878! +.
MocHNrs h DOUGLASS. n'
~ Plaintiffs Attorneys. :, r
To tie Dsfesdant Jane, Donlty.prt .. !
Tako notice that the summons in this
action Of which, tho foregoing is a copy,
together. with the, complaint herein, was
flied in The Office Of TIE Clerk Of, Court Of
Common Pleas for Fairhei County. State Of
South Caroliua, on the Ord day Of Juno,
MocANrs & DOUGLASS. ~
.'.' ~ Plaintiffs Attorneys,
june 1l-x6.
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Tho time for. farmcrs to marry>is
July, for then is tho natural hey.
day Of thoir happiness.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

- A New York man, who believes in
advertising, paid a bill of $7s, 900 the
other day for n years work. bu. 1t was
:>;enty well spent, for the earnings result
1,'g from that advertising, Which were
a'yld'I among four persons, footed up
$G5O,000.
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" Dover, w. hrs mo, had a death for
five years, and the town hcarse was
put up at rattle the other day, AMI won
by a man who is going to alter it into
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

= A young lady at Saratoga, whose
hair reaches tho ground, is poeticall
described as u share. bell"
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In a piecq entitled "!A'ristoph auss,"
now playing at The Chateau d'Iau,
a little boy almost a baby, appears on
tho stage. This performer has his
admirers, Que OF whom expressed, ap-
proval by thriving, not Il bouquet,
but packet Of bonbons at his feet.
Oblivious Of responsive bows or stage
directions, the child sat down. by the
footlights and began to dcvour these
dclicacics, while the curtain falling
left him al, nc with the audience, who
appreciated the incident.
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Row. Mr. Nc Dowell a Scotch Prcsby.
terian, said lately, in temperance meets
ing at Edinburgh, that in recent jour
ney OF 5000 miles in the United States
he only. saw Two persons drunk, and one
OF them looked very much like Scotch
man.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

Mute admiration-That shown for
his sweetheart by fellow who peith-
er hears nor speaks.
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" 1t is,a good suYgcs,ion that people
VIII" ndvetti>c'"n. fe, ces mix q little
spelling with the pNtot.
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Death OF q CUlOrcd Senator.

james l.. Jamison, tho colorcd
Senator from Orapgcbargy died in
THIS city, yesterday, after several
wcek,' illness. Ho formerly resided
in Columbia where he was woll
known.-CI. Pheni.p.
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The latest novelty in .,h~ "''t'er OF
tomb stones is the ,."fnG into the stone,
above the i"scri ption, ola glass paper
weight wi Il The likeness OF the deceased
in it. A store so arranged can be seen al
Whites marble yard, Charlcs, on. -..s,u,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

There are thirty five free schools
IN Marlboro Countyy'with an avcrag &c
attendance of l542 pupils. The cost
OF: carrying them on i, $53ll per on.
nun. ..'.-
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Tho Glorious Fourth.
The Fourth of July nowadays is a
cheat and frauds as everybody who
was, in town last Friday will testify.
Most of the stores we're closed, and
the intonse heat drove.cvery one, in
doors. Of course the cclorod people
are excepted. They rovol in the rays
of the sun, and never arc as jolly :,as
whom the thermomcter, reaches hun.
dred in tho shade. SO the ninety.
seventh birthday Of our glorious gov
orument was delivered over to them.
Hundreds Of them fockcd in from the
country glad to escape from the grass.
The sound of the drum was heard all
day and during the morning the COL
ored militia company ,paradod. The
colored Juveniles were out in full
force. These have improved greatly
in appearance since our last notice Of
them. They were uniformed in black
sacks and white pants, with an ocoa-
sional vagary in the shape of Q fan
tastic cap or other article of drocs. -.
Having acted upon our hint in regard
to soap they really presented a very
respectable appearance. But the
chief feature of the day, was sort
of mcrry-go-round Arrangement ercct..
cd in the suburbs by an enterprising
itinerant. The affair consisted of a
vertical shaft eight or ten feet high,
with.eight arms extending laterally,
from each of which was suspended q
hobby horse. 1t resemblcd an invert-
cd "horse power" except that tho
power moved tho horses. The whole
thing revolved by n crank. With a
rider on each horse, around it went,
until all of a certain number of rings
had been takeh by tho nook knights.
This was immensely popular, and
boys and colorod men and even some
dusky bellies paid their ton cents and
went for tit. The ridors were
changed about every two minutes, Sc
that the proprietor must have made
ten or fifteen dollars an hour; Qcca.
sionalIy t. lucklesS rider bit the dust
amid tho jeers of tho bystanders.
: No distur Dances occurred around
town during tho day. There soeme ed
. to be general feeling of relief wher
! tho twilight proclaimed that another
"Fourth" had passed away.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

Ada NJ. lIulett, Chicago girl,
after passing n very creGitablc cxami.
nation before the Illinois Suprcm C
Court, has been admitted to the
bar.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

Before you. commit suioi do takd
cold bath: What people call despair
is very often dirt. fsxx.
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Beecher says that when the sooffers
ask him if he truly believes that
Balaams'o ats spoke, he replies =. ~
really don't know the reason why he
should not, his posterity do"
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The colors Of the sky at particular
times afford wonderfully good guild.
ance. Mt only docs rosy sunset
presaGe fine weather, and rudy sun
rise bad weather, as every child re.
collects, but there are other tints
which speak with equal clearness and
accuracy. A bright yellow. sky in
the evening indicates wind n pale
yellow, wet; "a natural gray colour
constitutes favorable sign in the
ng Fl thciF" ISf&s affco qa88ji,n aaaHsa:
fined, and leathery, the weather will
be fine if their. edge, arc hard
sharp, and defuitr< it will ba fort.
Generally spc"AlDg, any deep unu-
sual hues aetoken wind or rain, while
the Morc quiet Ind delicate tints
bo,peal: fair weather. These are
simple maS: S:ms, and yet not so simple
but that the Board Of Trade has
thought it fit to publish them for the
use of scafaring men.
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~ Cincinn I'll man who is going 70
get married 10 September, sits
around boiler shops to get his oar
trained to it.
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IzGCnI 5quibB.

EGCnl SauibB.
==-----.:.=- .--.-- NJ. :: -== ==5..=;!z.==
" Old papers, suitable for wrap
ping goods, for sale at this office.
Notice.
Friday being the 4th of July, there
will be no i"sue on Saturday,
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Terpsioorean. .
On Wednesday evening last the
pupils of Mt. Zion gave q final dance
"A few Of the oldor persons attended
The aft .ir was quite succ, SIS. We
were struck With the beau y of the
.rlelng generation Of the fnir sex, and
,couldL't blame the boys for losing
their hearts.
Attempted E cape.
"Wednesday night Ab. Jackson, ORC
OF I'll" co'tou thieves ~ de a second
attempt to hrcak jill. lie sawed out
u crrss in Ike grated door naar mid
night, and then attempted to releatc
the other prisoners. Que of theso
gave the alarm and Alb. was secur, d..
Ile is now ironcd.
: --~>~~-,~ ,---.,->o->>. -
Fire Company.
The regular qnr'e:ly.. mcctiug Of
the fire company was hc'l Tues lay
Afternoon; ,Bciid,s the r'gular bust.
,neS@, two committees were appointcd;
oAc to confer with the Tv%n Council
in regard to the erection Of cistcrns,
aud another to Negotiate for the pur-
chase of an enginc.
Homicide.
Last wednesday night, two colo:ea
men, Israel p'cs<ly and Cuff McCul.
Tough, beth drunk, were Eapbling
near Blackstock. Israel wen Cuffs
money ard general quarrel cusuel,
during which Cuff stabbed Israel,
killing him, and made off With the
money. lie was arrested and is now
in Chester ail.
Correction.
;, BY an error 10 our last issue, tho
name of Miss A r. Griffin, PRINCIPAL
of the colorcd free school was uuin
ttent'o'"l'y omitted in our local on the
school tax. Miss G., film has been teach
Ing here for several months, and the
Trustees arc very much pleased with
her efficiency. The pupils have made
great progress under her instruction.
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Now Advertisements.
Mcssrs. Bacot e. Co., offer twenty.
five hogshcads baco for sale. Now
IS the timo to get bargain.
Read MIR. W. b. Creight's freight
notice.
Notices.. B Clowney, Clerk and
Regst. NJ. G.
Masonic Mceting-John G. Sduicr,
Sec.
foh Dol Tax.
IRON Mr.. Crawford We obtain the
following retarns. Some of tho town.
fhips have not reported
No. 4, / mills.
" S, Il
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20 o <

Why is a goose like an olephant's
trunk because it grows down.
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Sediments mako good emisrants.
They arc sure TO settle.
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stabbing Affra7.
On the night of tho fourth, as Ed.
Cole was walking in the road about
two miles from town, he was waylaid
by John and Daniel Wade and severe,
ly stabbed. Fortunately John .Selden
was. passing that way, and seeing him
the would-bo murderers fed. Ed.
was taken homo. His wound is near
the heart and is serious, but he is now
doing we'll. All parties are colored
AS usual, woman was at tho bottom
of the affair.
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re uItant of these two opposing forces
carried them into tbs opposite ditch,
wh'r" the wagon,;u upset. Hero they
stopped. L. is said q colorod man wts
pitched from the wagon. Through,
mercy for our readers, wo will opit
the stalo joke that 'hs fell upon his
head, and was, therefore, unhurt. No
serious damage done,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09
TIL, " Gather.

Thl Weather.
During several days last week the
thermometer reached above .ho nine
ties in the shade. The weather was
too warm for work, and decidedly too
warm for Sleep. The loafers about
sown prcsehted a woe.bcgono appear,
anco, and external evaporation pro-
duced such internal droughts that
tulips aud soda Jared badly. On
Saturday night delightful shower
foil, cooling things generally.
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HO@A0-

NrC AOH.
rrlE owners Of recorded Titles, Mortgn-
H., gcs, Liens, &C., arc requested to call
It tire Clerks ciIicc for the Originals, ond
pay Tie recording rso., -
After this date the registration fec must
be pnid in advGnce. i
SAM'L.D. CLOWNEY,
,.% elk, and Regst. NJ. e,
Winnsoro, s. C., July 9Th, 1873.
july silks ~. ,. .:
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How can a man soc tho point of q
joke when he is the butt
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Umbrellas aud raucaEcc arc seldom
eeen after Lent.
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W zn JEr
A r II | v A |. S,
--O--.

VIE a'tcntion ofthc Indies is called 10
cur White Gon'ls Department which
has oeen largely incrc"'c md consists il,
rirt Of LARGE STONKrof
"h't" anu Bun Piq"es rl;.in. Striped and
CHECKED N"nsuoks. bishop EnNhs,
llnin and striped Victoria Lawns,
White. Bun, Blue md Green
Tail,ans. rlainani Dotted
Swiss, riqur Trim
minGS, Jaconct Elsiuss
and lnscrtings, Swiss nnd
Silk Ties. &c.
W" aiH' c"ll the a',cntioa of the Gentle.
mcn TO cur
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Pure Water.
u. The citi:;ans, of Columbia, are so
mnch cxci'ed ,op,tbo subject of being
compelled to drink liver water,
although filtered from the dccaycd
'ca' casses of dead cats, the refuse of
1loug htter lcnf.and decomrosed vcgc-
tp6le matter, that even some of the
Good Templars are Compelled to take
their Bourbon, two thirasi'straigh t"
n'nd one third Ice, Whilst others
are cqpneslcd to put out tbcir wash
ing in the sand hills, to koep the
wiggle-tails off their linon. Notwith.
standing the, excitement and general
complaint, the party at fault, can
find Lawyer to claim thq innocence
of the cont, actor, "to furnish good
and puro water,',' should the cousc-
quences prove the death of one half
Of. the citizens of Columbia, Let the
result be what it may, we hope it
may purge and purify. tho bayols of
the Radical party though tho con-
tractors be one of them.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

1t is an odi circumstance that tho
initials Of Sons OF Temperance spoil
ssot.'
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There is said to be man in Gin.
oinnati in possession of such q power
full memory that ho is employed BY
the humane society to remcmeer tho
20 r. =
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

Stern osays that free thinkers aro
generally those who never think at
all. ..-..
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A dealer who snubbcd all agent
Rith the remark that hu didn't be-
love in &C vcrtising, had his stock ad-
vertsed by an obliging constable.
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" Old papers, suitablo for wrap.
ping goods, for sale at this office.

Friday being the 4th of July, there
will be no i.sue on Saturday,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

What is the difference between q
plan OF battlefield, and roasted
pippin Ono Is Il war-mar and Ito
other Il warm apple.
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Death of Johu Tldwell.
From a letter received few days
ago by W. r. Robertson, Esq from a
son of the deceased, we learn of the
dc''h of Mr.. j I'M. .Tidwoll, one Of
our old subscribers, which occurred at
his homo in Holmes County, Mis-is.
sippi, OH the 23d Of LIST mouth, from
dropsy of the hcar:.
The deceased was a native # this
County-removcd from bpre to Mis-
s'sslppi about twenty-five years ago,
AID was in the 10th year pf his age Mt
tho time of bis death. His widow,
two sons, ana daughter survive Lin.
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Interesting Trial.

Interesting Trial.
I'm interesting trial occurred on
Thursday last bcf,re Trial Justice
Mackey. Mr.. 7. j. IL. Murphy, who
for several years had aged as rolics-
man, and occasionally as tax collector
for 'ho Council, was indicted for not
having made Il full settlement. The
Indictment was brought under the re
GENT statute defining breach Of trust
,Tith fraudulent intent to be larceny.
The case hinged on the poin. Of frau
du'ss"t intent.i Affora trial of sevc.
raj hours the jury rendered verdict
Of not guilty. The amount of dues
proved against him was $l9.o5. This
i the fist prosecution We have heard
Of under this statute. ..-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

week after week aud year after year,
by the hundred thousand and the million.
Kentucky, and Virginia, and North Carolina,
and Texas and other States are revolving
plans on the subject. We hope they may
succeed, hut we doubt that they will be able
to make any headway In this direction for q
long time TO come. To do 80, there must,
first Of ALL be an entire revolution in the tone
Of Southern society. The idea that one man
Is better than another, excepting inasmuch
as he Is q better citizen, must he rooted out.
Foreign immigrants will not go to the south to
hew the wood and draw the water for elias,
Of gentlemen who believe in chiyalry and
think that the laboring man was made fol
their special use and benefit. The foreigner
had enough of that ut home, and naturally
docs not want to repeat the experiment Ii
republican America. This Southern baronia
idea ior Il IL that and nothing else-must b,
entirely abandoned. There must he republl
canism down there In fact a. well as In name
The large estates must be broken up, ol
rather their owners must allow an. opportu
nifty tn buy them. That they will not do tina
now until they are compelled to Il by th'
aherlff and the courts ls well known. II I
true especially Of Virginia. The South mus
hold out equal advantages and opportunities
~ the North, and the West and the East
Until she does, she may rs well give up th'
idea OF attracting immigrants.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-04

seems to have increased his desire 10 deserve
well Of the people who have shown such conn.,
denoe In him.
The balance Of his speech was devoted
mainly to consideration Of the amendments
10 the Constitution, the enlargement under
them Of the sphere Of the General Govern
ment, and to defence Of the Administration
In the Louisiana case. The seeming dlscord
that has lntervened will, In q short time, pass
away, and, after q little practice, everything
will become adjusted into one harmonious
system, In which Federal and State jurisdic-
tion will he duly respected, and the powers
Of each he exercised without conflict with the
other" There was one portion Of his speech
which will commend itself to tho approval Of
the majority Of the people, namely, that In
hich he cspoused the cause Of the Cuban
patriots, and spoke eloquent words In favor
of according them belllgerent rights. We
prcarnt IL In another column.