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

Cop AID NATURE BID THE sAME.'' = 'Ho
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Ina THURSDAY TssS'..syt Y + sV;t
H. $3.50 e s., = a::..a
prohibition against JuJge Darrell, MI.
rldllip ips elaiaasd tSst such a. mSnst is tia
sredppsition rs this dsufpation ofjmiSdioA
,tipen could not have been contemplated
W Gohsress rinistheo passage aof THE .eirs
8erccincnf acts, and It was not Necessary
70 urge upon this point. I have no doubt
shat there were b,ahy Radicals who voted
tor the enforcement acts who never
dreamed such power rs sexersise,, BY
s}udgc Durcll, was TO be given TO, tue
several courts. hut such was, the design
osf the trainers 81 the Biil, and: :sisi will
belts clftct. Ifon. Caleb ,Cl,hlng,s, tic
sasln aslninistratien slIackal, claimed that the
Supreme Court had no power in the case
Us this WAS simply a suit between private
|.partics. The recognition Of Pinchback
as tie Executive, of 81, + Louisiahfai' By tho,
Pres ideR gives great satisfaction to the
i lssIIfsssllpg, faction Il The President claims,
lthat |! that he has acted solely in obedience to,
|, it,fhe law in tic ocugy;; md gith9ugh the
Whole wranglc is one for place, the Prtsi-
faential bro-inlaw.Gasey after the scna-
Istorship, and Grants sympathies with him,
! Tho. blame Sftl.fs condition, of things is
dug; to fi,a Radical, schemcrs who passed
| the enforcement acts, and no. blaine at
taehesto General Grant foractiugsin ac-.
! cofdancc with them, even'ifs they do fit
ihis hand so, nicely as to,clcct Ills brother
infla w,ta;ther United States So,iate.I' If
General Grant was onsi of the orr igisiafufs!
of tho enforcement laws 'thc~ease is-rcry
tlificrcnf.scFa = sIsia.Yr' 7e'ss-g si! :
IL THE sYSprcArE. nl
The, NAYS and Means Committee do
not seem disposed to accept Secretary
EBoutwell's plan Of negotiating. the re-
'maindcr Of the new five per cent loan,
and have !deeilcd by, the advice and con
seiiSs lof the secretary invite such bank
Hcrs as Mcssrs. jay. COOKE, Rufus Hatch,
itIIcniy Giews. and otitsf leading fuan-.
.. < illcis Sicws on His, hieCt,
a!:cr which they will come to some de-
termination On the question. 1t is said
| that q number Of German capitalists
iscombincd, offer to negotiate the entire
loan If allowed clear commission uf two
and half per cent. If the Secretary
finds the committee disposed 10 haeglc
long over the matter, lie suys that he will
negotiate the loan under the existing Inv
which rr ,babiy means the ac,e. a,cc Of
the. Rutlischid's offer, made over a year
ago, and never withdrawn. Esd,
+ stf CIVIL SERVICE AGAIN.
The Indiana congressional delegation
called upon the President ard urged the
name Of Gen. j. S. Foster, chairman Of
Ethe Indiana State Republican Commit
tce'for the mission to Switzerland. Grant.
complimcntcd Gen. Foster, bat said that
at present there. was no vacancy, and
I unaor the civil 'scrvicc" rules, he could
not make one without ca.isc. The Indi-'
aniansfdid not nakcaJMdy's Of themselves
Ias did the Pennsylvania delegation when
their mouths were stopped with the civil
service rules, but uttered silent, prayers,
not loud but deep, OH behalf Of that me- 8:
nncivil monster that is nurscd and cared
50 tendrrlv for by the President. That
tbcte noir we'll breed trouble yet among
the Radical brethren. p ~a eA% 't''t''
ARTISTS ''t .|'s X it
st41n considerable numbers ale congre-
eating in tho capital. The name of Mr..
Walter ingalls, has just been added to
the art circle. This gentlcmans works
were greatly admired in Rome by the
Pope, who sat to him for his portrait
This was quite a compliment to the
American artist as Horace Bcrnet was
tho only ono .,vho rroy;nucJy bnl ,,oinfc1