The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-11
Editorial Notes.

tains the following "Gov. Moses
lecture on religion that was am
nounced to take place at Parker's
Hall on Midday evening is post
poucd to Thursday night"
This decidedly rich. His Certificate.
cysppcars n new a'ole. IIs may be u
good pa,son for the samo reason that
Bill Sykes pup was good coon dog,
he has failed at everything else. A
lecture on religion with Ills Excel.
lcnsy ,Mciating, and in an cdiicc SO
ballowcd as Patke.'s "lI.ul," canno,
(ail to be c':if, ing. We arc curious
to kno$ whethef the ,hcmc IL be
Judas 1sSario, or tho Prodigal Son.
lie might handle either topic with
great skill. We trust that tie Uni
vc,S;ty will not bn a;ow to recognize
his merit. lie should forthwith re-
ccivc the degree Of Reverend D-D.
Niles G. Parker, in a letter in the
Phonix, wishes ~ know why the tux
payers maiptain that the new bvnds
are lot ns good Us the old, 'ni should
not bear Tho SAME Value. The req.
soh is siu,ply that the ncS lo4ds
have Parkel's seal upon them. That's
all.
Judge Wight rccsr'ly mado n
speech iu Columbia Violently Opposing
immigration. lie would be satisfied,
he sa,I. if the poor dow,.rodJcn col.
ored man in Georgia was brought here.
Just sd, but the Ia n1igta ion sutie.
tics think differently. Judge Wright
may thank himself aud his tonCreres,
if colored men have become worthless
as laborers, and lanGHoldcrs are com.
pei. to look elsewhere.
The printing bill last !oar was
$3.50, 900. lhis would have pur.
chased 10000 acrcs of gotd land at
SIS all acre, whlch would furnish 3
$50 farms Of f1rty at'es each. One
To every coiorsd V,icr in EairftM Co"n.
ty.
The tnicn Ilereli comes cut
agai, st tho enorlnities Of tbS Mohiicr
Printing Ring Swiu.le. Ooe by one,
Radical Journals, imrclled by fear, or
By hoiiest5, will jJin til, people in
their oru>udc. Tho pre- sont is the
day Of reform. Fr, In sast to Nest,
aud from north to south; the move.
ment is spreading and gaining
strength. The peopIo are apparently
desirous Of sweeping before their
doors, and arranging their htf.irs in
order before the coming Of Iho great
Centennial. We hu<t that il the
general cltaring uxay Of rabtish, the
corrupt demag"gues and thiev Of
South Carolina will be buricl at the
bottom.
Three more government officials
Lave came 10 grief. NJ j. I>a.c NJ.
Cook Infested $ljl,l17 Of U.clo
Sam's II obey in Il Faro Bank YIN.
McIMyfc borrowed $500. 900, and
never paid il, and Asa Holt purchased
experience 81 Gosd speculation
with *55,324. Afcf threats Of pro-
ceedings, they were allowed to resign.
The Christian warrior, Howard,
also has d,ficl, Of nearly $500, 900.
All these belonging to the "0ol and
Morality party"
The Old Dominion still sustains
her reputation as tho Mother Of
Statesmen. Senator Ncsmith, of
Oregon, Gov. Allen and Senator
Thurman, Of Ohio, Senator Harvey,
of Kansas, Gov. Coke, Of Toxas, and
the lawful Governor of Louisiana,
MoEnery, are all natives Of Virginia.
All these gentlemen hsve been fe-
Gently elected. With Gov. Kemror
and Senator WitLers, representing
herself, sho has a galaxy Of states.
men now in public life, Of which she
may bo ptoud.
We are anxious to SEQ report of
the leetsre on religion delivered by
the Rev. +. j. Moses, Jr., recently in
Parker's "Haul." Perhaps he will
give us his experience with
"Pharoah" and the golden calf. His
friends should urge his claims for tho
position Of chaplain to the Legisla.
Tho Legislature, impelled either
by fear Of the people or by return.