The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-11

otihoto Ou ciIuoC Slue "cDC lot ulu
aud a large crowd ran him backward.
and forwards %ith.shouts aud laugh
|. ter for long time, but tho regulars
got him at last ::
The Off !ial count was finished OF
EllP. VI. and showed "A majority; OF
366 for Chamberlain and 375 for
Wallaeo.i !. - a.: .... ,
=, 1t is sail that every aohHe, man IN
No., .l2 EAST his vote voc Oh Tuesday y
aud NJ. II claims the banner.
Rilgoway pulled about 200 whites
votes, a large gain. Tho regular
ticket received only ia majority.
Brave for Ridgoway. :
DokO was ,uclr q stund of, about
1870 on cuch side.
Yvungcspillc gives 225, 1Ioreb
'l45 and Monticello 200 radical MI.
jority. " " {
Complete returns Will be given iu
our next issue. ~,r-
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, FAIR WEEK-Remember: that this
Is Fait.we!ek in Columbia. The expo.
sition begins to day aud as no effort
has, been spared by tbs managers to
make tho Fair a. sucs css, we have. no
doubt the display will be very fine.
Handsome premiums will be offered,
and several, fac horses will be enter
ed. for the races. e.,
Last year the attendance was larGor
than ever before, and we hope this
year il. will be larger still.
1T will be remembered that on the
success. of this Fair depends the So.
luton of..the qncstipn. whethor there
will be any more. The. Society has
laid out large Sums ofmoneyiu fitting
up first class Accommodations and it
locks to the people for reimburse
mcnt, =
Vne great feature of the FaiEwhicb
cannot be too attentively considc, cd
Is the fact that it brings the people. Of
the State closely together. Now that
we have no college commence ments
and no Legislative festivities, the
people cannot be broueht together
except during Fair week. Tnis is of
vast Importance. Nov, if ever, the
Conservatives Of the State should be
closely knit together.
Jet then Fair week he gala occa-
sion at which every one leaving his o..
her occupation for few days, can
enjoy himself or herself il making
new acc uaintanccs and reviyiuu old
friendships.
We learn that excursion tickets
admitting the bearer to the FAN
Grounds Can he obtained at the tick
ct office in Wiunsboro for So 80.
Let US I'LL pack up and g. down as
thc;guests of our genial fellow towus.
man Maj. r.. ". Woodward the
president. 1t wont do for Wiunsboro
to 60 back :on the Major. y ou can
make a triP,at any cost from I've
dollars To five thousand
Gay Now that the apprehen ion
of ilficulty is over, VIC can smile
at some Of the scenes on Tuesday.
When the row commenced, several
Of the colored men tcgau calling
"Wherc's de; yankees" When The
shots We're fired, a crowd rushed
pell nell round the court house coz.
ner and made for the troops, Sheriff
Dovall having proceeded them. 1t.
Paul started up to the scene Of the
sturhance, but left his men behind.
These threatened themselves to turn
loose if the crowd did not leave.
One old fellow on filling to
get "the Yankees" came back
and exclaimed in despair, ooh
God, de United States is goin'. back
on. de niggers. De niggcrs aiut
got. no friends - Another mel
gentleman coming into town aud
told him that dozen people had been
killed, and tho folks was still shootin'
In ten scconda after tho shots were
h:ed, The upper piazza of the court
house was crowded Many colored
people stid they. were shooting the
negroes like dogs, seeming to forget
that they. themselves had brought
tn, row On. 1t was entirely their
fault: If they had hot com meuccd
maltreating Nude Moblcy, the dis.
turbAnco would never have occurred
In cveIy other riot that occurred
IN the South Oh Tuesday, the blacks
fcomtnenocd By" beating "dcmocrat
negroes and en'iag by having from
one, to- ed gsn killed or wo andcd.
We advise. tho. culoreh people f,r
their own good, to have more tolera.
tion ambng hemse!ves. The whites
arc bound to 'froto ,tany colored man
who votes with them for reform, and
they intend TO- do it, and are able to
do it. .Jiet .us then tuye no disturb.