The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-20

as well send another Sheridan to pull
the gentleman who has just been
elected governor Of Now York; ont
% the Executive Chair:?' lie con.
sluaoa by saying that thisv wrong
has no possible extenustiou. 1t
must be robuked tho instant, -is is
perpetratod. :, The subjeotiqn Of
local politics &c tho Federal authori-
ties, must be denounced, mu"t be
stopped, must bs broken up for
ever. %.
WIN. NJ Evarts, pesliaps the most
eminent jurist in tie republican,
party, next spoke at length; in torms
Of unmeasursd conde'mIiatten 6f che
action 4 the Executive, Other
leading pen of both parties followed
p the saline strain and resolutions
wore adopted protesting against this
act Of Todcthl uSurbatiou. .." e.,
Tue governors and iiegi.lature;, Of
several States have al % entered their
protest against tits alar tAiug aggr es-
dion, ana tho rfssS Or the whole land
dcuounSe it. President Grsnt at
first fully approved Of Shoridan's
course Secretary 1'olkbap tslo.
graphsd to that soeendCromwcll Tho
President Of Tile Uuited States q. 4
al! Of US comueud your ACTION" But
now, Jewell, Fidh and Btists~ ropu-
diate this massage, aud Rvbcsdn aud
Williats have tiothfng to say about
It. So Bclknhp is in oil swRward
predicARieut. President GfaBt Mas
to have sent in worry dcaaht ihes.
sage to Congress, but sintuereu down
into very weak and ubsurd defence
Of lib coniuct. tls osideutly craw:
fishes, anu throws tho blsMe Upon
Sheridan: lib says Of the iu4a.ion
of the Stkte. "My' Rrst iuforma.
tion. was frOm tho t,pers On tho
moruihs Of the 5sh JANUARY: I did
not know TINT lily BIC i thing was
contemplated, and no orders n8t sug
sostions wsro cvet gtach TO ans u,fli.
tary offoer In that State, tbbh tha,
prior to tho .ocsurenco:' lie admits
that iuterfetehcs can only be prAo
tised in case Of tebellion DR. tnsurreo.
tion,; but claims that the circd m stan
COS setm to e4eihpt the Military
from any Intentional, wrong in the
matter! After ondeavcritg to prove
Upon the troops is a dSbatable ques.
tion, bdt Thinks al trouble would
have bSon ob7iated by permitting
the house to organize in legal
manner. Ilo then thyowa, ih a plea
for Sheridan on the ground that
he did not assume c5mmand until
Monday Dighti Afser ,the distHrbahce. {.
tie thinks that SKeridan's "banditti
proposition" ""aHhBugh ii Gdnnot be
adoptrd," l0cuM put an end to trouble.
Tho whole message is of the same
tenor as thee ttracts quoted above.
1t is giveb % the reason Of Grant,
uackdowh that Wilson repudiated
the whole 'mattor, that Blaine went
to inform him that the pnrty
wouldn't stick, aud that Carpenter
said the presidont was "breakiug the
ID old party to pieces" A Leading
republican, is reported to have said
that if Grant wore to run fut ii /
presidency to-morrow ;thirty-seyer
States (tho whole Unio"l would re-
pudiato him.
What mess his the FRO lien.
stirred up His stat seems on tn,
decrease, aud tHc democrats ass jnhi
liant. Everytilihs at present seen,
f.vorablt to Tho protporoas futur,
VI Louisiana and the wh,ls South.
Dsfscts II the Free scho,l System an,
th,ir Remedies.
The free schools of South Carolin,
have hot realized the anticipation
. of the people. That this i, not du,
to the theory under which they have
been organized is proven by th'
>ueoo slul results obtained in man,
States iu which the same theory h..
been put into pr~ct,cc: Failuss j.
to be ats ibuted to The impeffeotion
existing IN the tracIicD! working o
the system in South C,rol!ra. W,
vii entmoratc somc Of the defects.
Ffr>t, Tho mon y appropriated j.
not sufficient for the purpose. Tn,