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Tho Wol.lnn's Union Of tho Evangelical I.u-
thcran Trinity Church will have n fair ut North
western Hail, No. 1T Cuynoll al.c.t, hcglnnlng
to-n1ght an lnssing three lsyu.
Tho tenth aesnion III tho courso to young men,
nor being delivered under tho aus.'cea Of tho
Young Mems chrlatian Association, 'Ylu DO gyeu
, 1874-10-22

Chickering Square Grand Pianos.
Extra rsrlor pianoa.
AL Tho latest improvements,
Warranted 10 please, or money refunded.
Reeds Temple Of MRslc, % Van Burcn street.
, 1874-10-22
CRIMINAL RECORD.

Judge Moore.-Nilliam Iylehart, indicted for
larceny, was tried, found guilty, and sentenced
to clx months imprisonment In tue Housa Of
, 1874-10-22

To Have Your House Heated
Comfortably aud thoroughly, IL only necessary 10
buy nn " "Anti-Csinker" or +" Darstox furnace,
Easily managed and economical! they always rclta-
bic. Bangs Bros., State and Van Buren streets.
, 1874-10-22
couples Of tho present day, uho look upon their
ties, not AZ rosy llnAa, but An iron bonds.

' 1"1~n, m,,,, 'uc ,te4ssr r." ~" oonoe'
itsolf vae be,usifu,iv flcnorntnd fin ,,h,,. 49,
bpuH Tin worf. ~ Mra H., n1,at4i, ~, ~ ~
beautiful bolEa voro Hnspcn1cd fro,n liza ro,f,s
ono in tho frn1,t 1rs .vir roo,,, @ oolth
dore TIA nt;nr from Tx a," ~ ~u."eon lho VIII,
nnd bnck tlrnwinE. rooms. rhege wnrn for1r.t -,
ferns md autumn loarcs whie t,o tn9,n,,a a
represented by cluster OF ittor. a,xnnt herr;aa
On tho curtains wero )hrro hnunnofa ~ 10 a,r,"
bright aud gtouiut tron|tjea fron, .ta
house. 10 vol suited 70 tha nroa"nt ot,n" n.olS ~
cmblematio Of the uiyors ~ thn fnn,I , ~, ~
seyeu have roaolicd tLnt lima ~ iTo ,yhon fnat
touched with tho frosis of nra t,,nr 1insx Iii,
brighter thought nnf fonttvG thar wntn, tha.,
wero In tho bunnhjnn of thafr s"n,, =. 4,s 10y ~
thnil they can l,nnn tn whcp thor hsra :. inn t. -
tho zero and yollnw 1oaf 'o' law 4"Ao" 'A'0
Around Inn ar.h hc,wo,, +h. ;7x,xrt,,,.- --o,,,,u
wns wreath fortnci ~ hr1n1,, .t,n1ed
lightcucd bv ni1ver n1aa hanu,ifri ,o,.n,sa.
uf natural fIn,yofE. t,,hnrnsc. ho,,.n rd;,a ..s
tiope. anti rnene eracoj tho Trnnt n,nn.s1' %
tho door ]ondnro into thn rr,nt tsa,s;. oset
wiz Sir, BrncEn ntt'a tron,,v .tnh ~
uride in a}ntyinr n .uas larTa .,nin 'oeA Hull
takon from nni,,o h,cs pan VI antiets,
timo arn whiio ~ ers -, ".'sL ~ Nnos anolS
pcditfon Thoac wnrn ~ 's;.1. w., *
berries of tn ttcr,assoa, msti ano eca.ao'
frIiv 1rnnno|, 1.or, f'sio,t E'eIy"hoIo' EiaGe
harrIes ui,}n thn ,vo1ia ,raso III, ~ ~. ss.,a5
y chnr,n1 H., nsI xisn
Drackott. VIA soar,a - +a ~ 1
mstl,ctica AMI w. "nntS},,t t,.o aas
ouco Of The hrantif, Not;,nat,o o wnro ~ aovern1
portraits rro,,n ~ ,oiaanna ~ Mo.o roirtn.
20 ~. E"-----Q
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made no payment. The Major has no ex-
euse for thus deliberately ,dcfraud.pz al
poor colpred church, as lie heilno busin ess
swith] the money to keep orjspsnd If lie
ever designed sor wished to pny it, be hss
had ample means us well as IN ample eaporr1
tunity. After the last State election Goscr-
nor Moses paid him at one time the sum OF
one thousand dollars for the noise he made c
to secure the Governors election In ad-
dtion to this, the MAJOR has had position
in the Custom House, n good salary, by
which long before this he could have re-
turned to this church the scanty savings
they had gathered to build u house in which
to worship God.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17
Meeting I'm Lexington.

A meeting was called by The sja,e exccu-
tive committee at Lexington C. h. yester-
day, at which the Hon. J. ]. Patterson.
United Sintcs senator, Colonel Parmelc, C.
w. Bnttz, Esq, J, Nc. Stewart, Esq, and
Hon. F. J.. Cardoro were present and spoke
There were about $50 persons present, COM
posed of the leading men Fl ON the various
precincts. Mcssrs. W. J.. McKinly, J. N.
Freeman, Jr., and J. A. Davis, supporters
of Judge Green and Major Delaney, were
also present. They were invitel 10 partici-
pate in the meeting. and lively and inter
esting joint discussion was held, in which
tho Green men were completely ann. hilat ed.
There were not half dozen su ,porte.s OF
Green and Delany in the meeting The
following resolutions are an epitome Of the
meeting r. tA
Resolved, That although the supporters If
Judge Green have treated the Hon. D. n
Cha mberlain and his friends with injustice
and unfairness in the counties of Charles
ton, Sumter and Georgetown, we invite
them to participate in this meeting, and
will divide tho time with them equally. s,
Resolred, That after hearing the argu-
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17
A HHixturc.

A rousing Chamberlain meeting here 10
day.
Sumter, Green's home, composed of
Green's friends, showed its fear OF free
speech last Saturday. fi5sly
"A isreatmany people are boiling mad, in
Anderson, bcchuse IIonJ. =. Reed, q va
liant Confederate soldier, advocates the
election of Mr.. Chamberlain A similar
"hop" hns occurred with prominent Green
vile Democrat.
The Georgetown Times says: "Too bad !!
too bad The Times dubbed the editor of
the Comet as red head and now the Char
lesion, Ncrs and Courier insists that lie is a
colored man, and heads IN extract from tn c
Comet "A col ored editors views!'"
This is hard on n white brother
The Columbia Union asks: CHOW does it hap.
pen that The Neos and Courier takes so kind
ly to Mayor Cunningham all at once! Las
Fall Cunningham was regarded by that pa
per os one Of thc worst mon IN Cb,r,os.o,
He it wus who wos looked upon nv Tho
democrats no tbc chief consn;ro,or oco;n.t
the liberties Of tho neon,e IN ,bo stuf,;n,, of
ballot boxes and ron;d connt;nc IF votes
Whot has given him tho oorh Of saint 90
soon A man who would pock n ;urv w,uld
stuff n ballot box, in our Indictment Will
the Ntus and Courier please rise to explain
The Aiken Hotel was sold ot ouct;or IN Of
present proprietor.
James s. Moblcv. .f Union bos hoon ro
nom;nated for tho I1ouso or ponroonto
lives.
r q yocom bos hoon onro;n,o1 ,roo
,rcr of Chester county
The Rev. Felix Terrence has writtcn
letter sov;pg his pome wos ,so1 w;,ho,,
authority in connection with the Greo,
movement and that he will support Tho
regular ticket.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17
The Late Con 7ention.


THE County Convention Of the Republican
psrtys for this County assembled in the
Court house Inst Thursday week, and after
considerable fllibustcring succeeded in
placing in nomination the following Ticket
dsafie Regular Ticket: for this County.
PFor shcfif, E. T. Cain. 7a y''.''
I.rar Judge Of Probate, 7. X. sasportas.
1cPor, House, of Representative, S. L. Dun7
car, w. H. Reddish, C. W. Caldwell, -Shad-
rfM Morgan tainld Aaron Simmons. f
For County Commissioners, J, r Mays,
E.sBs johnson and Ohm Phillips. m a.,
;sForn'Sch6ol Commissioner, F. r. Mckin.
H4na nniir.n.m"n ategala.sl >. +:. .....
llFor Coroner, !. =. Pordham;, .a s,,,.
We don't think we'cvor saw like number
Of men ip-oneabody:. y:.wlfo:inAhoir- own csti-
nation wefees So compctent to fill Office. With
one or two exceptions, they were oil am
bitieus;to, take upon themselves 4. the weigaty
responsibilities that necessarily attachc, to
PUBLIC Office. There are many sore heals.
TIC result. could no. Ibe otherwise, il the
confusion, nnd warning, one, against the
other. IF ajudcious, honest and intelligent
selection had been made, there might not
have been so much latitude. for these sore
heads. .Eut we are compelled to admit that
there Wis classification for the feeling cs
pFtssed nhgainst 1a'partof the Ticket! I'VE
ngsPirsa the counHtyyTH5wd promised prom the
whole Republican party to nominate the
best men We had for ofiice-and we owed it
TO ihcm and to OURSELVES to nave done SO.
We could have done better. 4 good many
say we haSetdone,wbrse than ever before,
a1as tae de6nsequenoog ris5 weaihave.two
tickets IL aRe'heid Astie regular ticket and
a 1RaspfHdsnfs tAelh tiehe i lptissbHSd s now left to
ihagoed judgement of the people to say for
whom they y'will cast their votes 1t appears
tSo' 1851 q that judicious selection can be made
from the whole, and i iY t,e the duty Of the
peDple1cfoss make that selection for them
ssiSss. GsBoy q .nUih'"la era lar saar
Re know that our local disagrccmcnts will
not prevent the unanimous vote Of tho Re-
publican party Of this County from being
c6sf for Chamberlain, Gleaves and Buttz.
Eli is our honest conviction that the
Independent Ticket is better Ticket han
the Regular one. .b9S5im#h atS Il
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WS call attention to o'an article in day $
NEGi,s taken E from our contemporary, the
Free c'iren. Mr.. Martin r. Delaney is
thsEse shown TO be of the same class of re-
formers as, Cain, Haync, Bowley and others.
A man who would pocket the collections
taken up for building a church in which
thepoorlhumble colored man could worship
God,s Would not, nrour judg ment,' be the
proper person tol : assist in the kind Of re-
fern, ferFaa p,eatdSd in South Carolina. Refusing
to'sieal from the pulic treasury, and pocket
ihgulhlrch collections instead, is not the ind
of reform which the people desire inaugu
ratedii1st yet. The bestcthing for Delaney
ahd the rest of these ardent seekers for re-
fqFpnl TO- Do is, to 60 to work and reform
tAepselyes before they preach reformation
to others. .eEr Il 81, 3Hl .ti ,tih .
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17
Sheriff, S Sales, I;ls;,s

BY virtue of sundry Executions to mo d.
rected, I viii sell to tho highest biddefiat
Oraugeburg @. H., on the FIRST MON
DAWN November next, FOR CASH, ala
theRight, Title and Interest Of tho Defend
ants in the following Property, viz; J,
All the tract OF land containing 100 aers
more or less, in Orangeburg County, bound
ed by lands Of LIP. Collier. Estate OF
Fed. Fielder and y. j. Strornan Levied on,
as the property of AM Sncal lat the alit Of
D.s1ouis.. t3;9 fas 9,isifstlih Id
y,Sheriff's Office, gsg) r. T. GAIN, sss
Orangcburg G. III. s. q, ;,ies q 3. @. 9.
Oct. 18th, 1874. ss's'
oct Ia. - 81 s.
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we arc requested to.inyite oil person $
who have suffered wrong from my official
missenduet 6en, the part Of any County
officer, TO give Information of the same to
lie orangeburg Township Tax Union
0Eaag,oatg TaHes Fl
The devil YOU say! "And away over
yondcr" sc.
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Land for Sale,

a BAIeGAHN.-About 1000 acres Of
LANDsin Middle Township, well settled.
Gin House with Gin and Grist Milk Black.
smith Shop and Tools. In ono parcel At
at 1926 per acre. Terms easy, h. ..,- !,
ALSO F0i f t7+rs
Farm on Old Orangebnrg Road,S7 Iailes
from to@n-250 acres. Price Sl5T5. sgelk
settled. Terms easy. .augI. SpplsAsa..;
ii .lt ALSO f3J. 3Ai ,uEatI
One Store md Lot in orangeblrg. y &
,3d ALSO linz, f a3s,t
One Building Lot on Russell Street. .isaaois
Apply to ,lsi 30 i lyl w gall tk,atn
AUG. b. .KNOWLTOH, ...;,
Attorney at Law,
sept Tiff Ti' OrangeburR, s, c.
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q Card From Senator Dunn.

To the Editor Of The Ners and Courier:
SiR-For obvious reasons l withdraw so
much Of my speech made ut Charleston on
Tuesday last AS involves a personal threat
against Mr.. Attorney General Mellon.
Yours respectfully, Tnos G. Dunn,
Columbia, S. c., October 10, 1874.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17

Our right hand contemporary is entirely
mistaken when it says that the conservatives
have q majarity in Anderson and Union
counties. So their article about wasted
Liberality has no power. The concessi on
in Anderson wcrc all from the republican
dc.jig;Af 81 te SU i'ff
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17

W. c. Echnrd, photographer, will be in
Orangeburg on Friday tho 10Th, when he
will be prepared to take pictures upon tho
most approved style Orangeburg Times.
Just in time to photograph our Regular
Republic an ticket.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17

Green, Grccner, Grccncst. The green est
man we know is John T. Green tho Boltcr.
A trip up salt river will help him. lie shall
have it, and start on the 8rd of November
next.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17

If The. schemes of certain men arc carried
out in this County, when the election is
over, with what qualification will they re-
joicc, with what pleasure will they cxalt,
and what delight will they rcvcl.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17
NOTICE. !. !.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
" pNn = 9f71-F 3
ORASGRBURG CoUEry,

td ORASGRBURG COUNTY,
OnANdEnUnG s. c. Oct. 10th 1874. q
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the Board of County Commiss-
toner's vii meet at thoir, office on the second
Thursday of November, 1874, at which time
tho claims against the County viii be
credited. pFlhf''
All persons arc hereby notified to hand in
their claims to the Clerk Of said Board on
or before the SECOND / Thursday of fNovombor
1874, otherwise said claims viii not be:
Audited at said Annual meeting. ., ss,
By Order of tho Board, psH .5,t a.,.
lr. ,ar Err. SIOAKE; I. :.
tr i9 7aaa Chairman.
GEO. BoLIvER.t W.. nisa ,s1s.ii;,
Clerk, Attest. Fe,. uqdi 0lugt
oct. II ~ 1874 'ttaa,5t
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) Money, make money Martin. ''nnd if you
can't make it honestly" then rob the
church.
How is that for advice, "Joncs."
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17

''Not for Joe."-P. NJ. Gray don't look
through Green glasscs--not much.
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John T. Green went back on his dcmocra-
tic brothers once; who says he wont do it
the sccon,l time.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17

Editor Orangeburg News:
have noticed in your valuable paper that
you would only support good ticket.
Whit say you now
REPUBLICAN.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17

The Hon. Mr.. Ransicr is here. lie drinks
Green Ten with sugar in it. "Not any fo r
us, thank yc." ~
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Fro m the Orangcburg Times (Dcm.)
The Indepen(lenis.AO UP

e. "a & E ~ "a 81
HHeTeds the Iary,aRepublican party
nave nominated D. IL. Chamberlain for
doYernor,8 and 'chereae the said Chamber.
loin In Four opinion, will not give us an
honest government, and ,chereas the nominn
ton made for County officers is not satiscac-
tory to the people; bc it
Resolced, That We, join the Independent
Republican party.
RtsefUed, That we call Mass Meeting TO
be heidion next Friday the 10th, at O'clock.
p. NJ, either at the Court house Square, or
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17

All the way from the African nation,
In search Of ''tin" ania Green PLANTATION
r., t 4 ,r NJ. X. DELANY.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17

mentae of Mcssrs. T. A. Davis, John NJ
Freeman y Jr., and William ]. MoKinlay, OF
Ciarlestons county, in favor of Green and
Dalo'iey. and the arguments of Col. Parmele.
I. McC. Stewart and Col. J. y. Patterson
on 6ehpplffof Chamberlain aud Gleaves, we
P'eNgekthe support Of the republicans OF
Lexington county to the election of Ho n. d.
II. Chamberlain and Hon. r. H. Gleayes
ior governor land lieutenant governor, and
h09'I '4'Icjj e " BHpitT BHpitT fqr congress, ,a.p
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17

Dunn wishes about now that he WAS not
done.
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A paper containing, many fine points
a paper Of needles. FAI9
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fooA o. abi!i91 hOIt F|TWHng 1H 70
.hWsht theiNets &nGowier, please oblige us
ada'bablishl"the essay by tho. Rev. A..
websler. of fthis place, on Marth R. Deiany +,
as aRladdmnipistrat9ro & of church iiqnds. It
will be found in this issue of our paper.
Please Capitan,S obligo u.s.. # will be good
readip giforl honest conservatives. Il l.34,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17

allweihAye1 to sag aboutit isathis,1 If the
dslaaGasafaat ds2laaaatiS party can swallow John T..
afss apds Civil Rights, g LORD, What gal-
1T! :1ahiheac ttdi ie@, r,,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17
Yours Truly,

p. NJ GRAY.
/ ascribc to the above carl in full.
tI n ALIEN. BROWN.
O'anseburg SIC, Oct, Is 1874.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17

Visitors will set EXCURSION TICKETS
for the Wec!:. @ a ata.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-17

ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
The South Carolina, Railroad, for the Trans
por!aion OF Articles an'l ANIMALS for Er.
bibitioa for ONE CHARGE Of Freight. ,sl-.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-14

accrued to the benefit of u few indi-
viduuls. A similar course will be
pursued this year. unless the tax be
contested to tho last extremity by the
taxpayers, or unloss a mandamus be
obtained to pay the certificates pyo
ratu.
Wo have two:suggestions to offer our
readers, which they may, or may not
hood. The first is to pay tho tax
under protest, and thon to combine
and hight it in overy possible way.
lhe second is that holders of pay Ger.
tiiicatcs cling to them, and receive
p"y for thom only from tho State.
For Heavens sake do not sit quietly
down and sec yourself robbed with
out making any resistance. combine
against this oppression.
Let us organize a taxpayers' Con.
Ventlon In Fairfield, first to fight
this Nu Klux tax, and then to bo
merged into tho State Taxpayers Con-
vention which will soon meet. live
cannot recover this Tax, lot us at least
mako good fight over it Gefofo wo
Lose it. That is our idea, and it is
tho idea of many lending citizens
with whom VIC have conferred. AS
long as wo stl'h'it 'fc oppression, so
long will be it bo hcaped upon us.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-14
Tho Ku Klux Tar.

Wo havo already denounced tho
Nu Kiux tax rs sNindlo, and we
take this opportunity of dcnouncing
1t as suoh again. No pretcxt exists
tor its collection. There is not n
Victlm's widow in Fairfield and that
fact having been already proven, n
second levy on this spocious prctcxt
is robbery. Ii is levied in the inter.
est of n Ring, and will be paid out if
collected to ring. Tho people will
receive no benefit from it. Tho law
provides if there are no rccipients
found, tho tax shall 60 to pay school
certificates. The schools in Fairfield
this year vii! receive $1,000 from
the State and about five thousand
from other sources, quite enough in
our poverty. This tax Of $4,000 will
be added to the regular quota and
will he devoted to outstanding Ger.
tifcatcs. "hc same disposition VIVA
made of thc proceeds last year, and
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-14
How the Bankrnpt LAW Works.

Undoubtedly tho loading New
York merchants have no good opinion
OF the present Bankrupt Law. Thew
as creditors have much experience
OF course, and there arc the viows of
some Of them as given in the New
York Bulletin
William j.. Dodgc-"In nine casos
out OF ten we never get cent"
II: IS. Claflin-s1t really does not
pay for tho paper and ink wastcd.n
George opdykc--"1n most instan
ees tho collectori bavo taken The
funds"
~; a. Low have made up my
mind that case in the B.nArnut
court u.e'n total loss, all tae az
sets Leirg eaten up"
Aud 80 the statements 20 on in a
louS list for which W, have not
spaoo.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-14
The Taxpayors Oonynnt,ou

The Executive Committee cf the
Taxpayers Convention ia called to
meet on the 18th, to discuss tho pro-
prlesy OF re-assombling this Convcn-
tlon and of enlarging its numbers
1t is probable thut both these meas
ures will be determined on, and n
oall will then bo made to tho people
OF each County to send additional
delegates. We wish our friends. IN
tho meantime, to deliberate seriously
on this question, so as to havo their
minds made up before THO day of
mocting comes. Public meetings
have of late become perfect farccs
This is because only u few persons
arc sufli 'iently public spirited to at.
tend, and those who do come havo
no decided opinion rs to what should
DO done. The business is all cut and
dr1od before hand by few leaders.
and is pushed through without de-.
bate, or olso no one knows what to
do, and tho meeting ends in nothing.
In consequence every meeting is fol.
lowed by n general disgust.
: We wish this mooting to be sue.
cess. 1t involves matters of grayo
moment, by which our whole future
may be influenced. Wo therefore
givo full nosico to our readers, and
ask them to think upon it. We be-
'1iovc something should be done.
The people of Louisiana were de-
frauded of thcir righta. Instead Of
submitting quietly to this Injustice.
hoy organized leagues, fought the
election in every way possible, and
would have sent n committee to
Washington had not Grants hcnch-
man, Williams, ordered them not to
come on. In spite of evory orposi.
tion they persovored, and VIC hear
that new election will be ordered
In that State. This shows what Dor.
severance can do.
Let the people of South Carolina
be also ou:spokon and manly in their
resistance. 1t will accomplish good,
at some day if not producing immc,
diate benefit.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-14
--.sSt
COMMUNICATED
Long Run, Fairfield &C.

.Hr. >Ed.tvr:
Will you say q word, in you IL,
paper for the information of ,0m
many reaatrs of the progress Of tho
colo,ed men Of the County where tho
white and colorcd live in harmony
and all work togethor for good ?
The colored men Of Long Run on
tue goth Dec. last, held great tour.
nament which was pronounced BY the
whites that wore 'prescnt to DO the
bost and most gorgeous they had ever
soen, as they acted for Judges on
the occasion. Tho prizes amounted
to S25. | will give you the na mos OF
some of tho Knights that rode.
Blanding Chief, Knight of Derriko
The Ohio Messenger, Knight of tho
Lost Cause, Knight of tho lone Star,
independent Rider, Little Minnie
Rider, Cite of the Cross, Banding
Chief &c.
The offioers claimed their rank a.
Ii Lieutenant 60. Twcnty-one rode.
There was invitation for a tourna-
ment at Aston on the Sd Of January
BY Job +. EIkin and free Egg noge
for the Filters. But the weather
was SO bad they could not tilt and
missed m tho egg nogg on the occasion.
They also rode at Jcnkinsvilc for
tue tn pleasure of the people on Friday.
Tho white people here arc happy to
see the colored people prosperiuy in
civilization.
JOHN NJ. MARTIN, Sec.
Communicated by request of the
whites