The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-06

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brick yard or the jiil is their proper
dwelling place: :.
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Whilst our Federal Judiciary has
been pfos,i'uted tt partisan al"
base purposes, FIST by rrcut'ng tw"
new judges to reverse d former. de.
ci>ion of, the same. Court, then i'm
porting foreign iddg5b aud %marshaIs
into the Caroliuau,, ,end. suing iu,
s,ructions to thetnrr Louisiana, and
willing appoirtees in George whu
wilfully violate the wise :proyi sions
of our Cvnp.i tut;om 'hy which ,Lc
upright and intelligent arc excluded
from jury service, let it not be said
that our State Judiciary is, too, ii
failure by the default Of jurors to
perform theic duties.
::;.,. ! EDvcA4'ron.
Whilst favor all modern i'm
provoments and the liberal progress
Of tbe.present age, Lam net sati fled
that your present school 8, stem is
any Improvement on the old. and
were:I tho Governor of Georgia I
would convene u special session Of
the Legislature to repeal all our
PRESENT laws, local and State, upon
the subject of education. Under
the old system VIC had gia"ts in in
tellect and giants in morals; how
is it now Z luto what depths are we
fast sinking Is not the land curoed
with educated thieves and plunder-
e's; aud who can comprehend the
titles and styles Of thicvcry The
exquisiteIy learned call it "Kicp.
tomania.' The Congressional rame
is "Crcdit MobiIier," aud stoaling
in high life is called "def.lc.tion"
Of public funds, "cmbezzlemeut,"
etc. The strongest part of all this
stealing is, that most Of it 10 dom
aud done Oh the largest scale whar"
.hcy claim to have the "oeC learning
nd religion. All of our petit,
chicken thieves, horse thieves and
burglars combined would not do. as
much ste ling as one-tenth of that
stolen by Jay Cooke T. Co., the en-
trusted agents OF the Uni,ed States,
both in this country and in Europe.
Tho things TO be tuught every mnu
10 yuuth, to make h,m blessing in
cad o; ii rursr, is obedience to: the
Jaws Of both God and than frusa!ity
cutruge, aid ec.f.den,al. The 6.:,
law g,vcu to man was, that by tn,
sweat of his brownie should leat, by
which l understand that any, mau
who is able to labor is COMPELLED t.
do, is to support, ma'Itain; ana ed"
Gate h il self ;uhd. thuss' whom G.
has nude d"pendent upon hIm, "n
OF his; own .nor and with far ant
honeSf:deahng. Livery man who !
not afflicted with any disease wors
than I"z'ncss can do. this By pro-
vidi"g, ,tbe!warits of others do 20
not discourage frugality and enoour
age self-induIgeuce as you destr'
independence III man yon CT c"urag
cowardicc aud sub,ers icncP. l cha'
.engc any man to oothp.rc tue sea
'u,t'u,sness uud reysrence Of til
uuth Ct furmer tines with tl.e:tGua
city i:npetlncnco srd pctu ancc ol ou
p escnt fast y, ung inca. AtiUurt,e
you find often our youths expert M,
lizard p!a, ers, treYnenting garh,,.
saluons, Sinking, aud ru,s!;oys. bn,
may nat be bat' habits f'for co,h,d.
| hupcl wiil be cxcu
9 ering them peril95 educate all, and
It may DC D. see. them educated.
l would g5uct hot educate them
but yofense Of manhood. 10 teach
at tSeoks is one thing and we y
lty thing to teach sense and ins iii
right notions aud correct principles
is another and very different thug
oftep. :. :. s!.:;
When i 8 son i; or aauugittc;tt feels q ,ha,
poor afflicted or manned father or
mother has been stricken dowu or
pslsied by the hand OF God for some
snrayehlsd good> purpose, they eau
maintain their true III .nhood aud iii
dedendence if in their youth they
have been fed, clothed aud educated
! by,a beneticcnt public, hut when
| this ~ not tho case it is q dangerous,
ond, to me, unexplcred gtound to
occupy, and" l must sec bette.
fruits than any yet presented before
sincerely and truly believe. .
What right, Mr.. AbIebodied A.,
have you to put you hand into B.'t
pocket and compel him to discharge
tho duties you owe to, your legitimate
offspring, and who but a craven could
demand it7 All progress Is not i'm
provoment, and wrong inflicted
through legal process may be ell.
dured, but it is still wrong, aud
foar more serious than many Of us
now contemplate. i have sometimes
, suspected the prominence gained and
money handled is a great instigatul