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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16
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AUGUST RELES 1s75

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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16
u GIlaIIeery Il PuI.lsIIiE.
5ETI[lI8E8 ElITIEss 50.

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AtLzz.r. IS zEs-
= znls eaEss II lzu-sarIllz 20 ztlz ss-sfsfll-
L eio1 u thsa 8leEE azz5 MasEsr. fro1u I'M
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L.liIs z. daErIss-- Illnsl8sy HaETissE AKA
3 ANS Il EssssE- ara MN resIdzzlss OF sIzs
STATE % EeEEzssse- 50 that tha 1r1iUzET
Process % 1hzs Court CANNES 1sz ssETea Oh
than. on 1nssiozz - tteEelo1s a-rsFed stiaE
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vii be -EEsE ~ eoz1ssssd IS 20 sheEz zE1E
SEES for hsAEIuz ez- uaErs
ssps-=t. J.8 Stay q .EA
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16
N GhanaHrY al Pulaski
EEPTE3IBE8 RUEE8

R-I-Egzns. vs. " " How. szs-Is.
& -rls=a auzs -T771ss.TIElz o ne ssEissec-
l. -isu % 1ts ilsEE and Master hat ttls de-
iasl1suz- asUtlu Il Taylor g 4 inuI-FHsi-zzIE
hssslze fslzIzsssee- chat -ils aTrsiIl1Iv-
9ruoesss on -hzs eoErE- eaE111 -ssa served on
I'm. E1osI0zl lis therefore oTrgral5 -tzzE
l--DlIczELoI 1s rEEEis tor I'm 7Tsslzzz n sEe-
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E7-zulIzslseE N tia t17Tul % HutasE. u sal1
1pEzaE Oh ths Ezs daT 81 shz uzU
z5Er1 u tt1s 8zzuceET ls9zITr 70 ls 1si1 n tlzs
eoEzlt7 u l4iisz- ~ -hs GsuTt hs1ssl u Pr
lszz-z-- usGlrzI1lE-z-- On Gha Z 111uzF u Es-z-
-rIzET Xxx. GLza lussFsE- eUIuIs azlzzZz1ss .1iT
lz ne EaE1s VII Be taEE1 or confessed - q
nm a-z1I ssE- FOR learns 71sLEEs-
ssuss-zss = B. STACY G. 81 n
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

MiIInars auiD olE-assEnaslfaEs have.
sem mora husbRnIts amt wIves 10
sile diEarra gGHEIs than All other
human as5IIg-s e0mliuesL- They ara
tle gran sawers OF domestic IN
4appiuess=-fN- z Eimes Then
thanks % the mIliueFs and cfl-azss-
malsars II slev gan kasp foolish
'T0nasEI nom 3elug- Wives and moth
eEs me race vii sVenEIaIlT improve
The sons ar sufiii mutilerF cslIId aniy
be .geuts' az best.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16
In Ghannm-Y at Pulaski.

AAasrtli-4. - L. - o.
Henry Hoazss aEz1i-s ~ IFf1z- 3. Eo1zz.
ass
+ i zhis caEss. Il zlupearIrz % sta saEisfae--
L si41 - ne Clerk aLI-zl gaaser fruEz 1tla 1ziE
which IS sEzcEr - has eha 1atauzlazz Ll1zaE
. iaErEelE $ z11E-FesilIeElE 81 re 1taEz %
leu--sssses So hat M l-uIEary 7rocoss 81
1tIzs- IiEIrE IEl5 be sasrEai On lzzz. ca no
1EalEI5 - E1sFs1srsl oEziaEso thaE 7zH1iiezaieu
9a hasa foE ralE TEeszs m sEceessl8u- "a, the
E-11asAz lzsEzeE- d lzHzsrapaFr 1u1tisElad II
IL town g E-tlzlE- 1zzslzi asz1s. re EzrIr-E
zta ssi-t 0e1sar-az.z 20 De- ana zupeaE On Ia
az 4cu1zaF 1t the 1eEE terra 81 lha lfaE
,leET ts1urt-sc la lal1 e. ts -51u-v 81 Giles.
a. ehs 9ogEs- lsuse ii R1lassi. On shs IsE
8c11aF inzssu 1zE1caE- s7-- ana auszssEuoE1
1slll.nzsz nill 20 asa sans WI 10 saksu for
eea-isssaa A. % L1le .zEEz sss 1oz haaEinzez-
uaEss- - 3. STAY e. &c II
aar=. a.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16
GrginaI Ar1achrnHr1t

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u TIE lazH esEE1s be served On Nm. ard A
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rs FrppsErTs l5 - theretoEe azdaFed -Hzs
-zesTsF -z1iisilsd- 1hs 10ITE- - t1tassI-
f8E f3ur successive weeks oouEza1.ziit-. .ils
sal1 Efaouzas =. LArsh &C ErpsaE asto-e NJ
oE-se-1e- o-EeE- actrn-Z 1zsslee 81 tie Eeace- g
ny 1-1ce Ezis1o-1s n re ath laFzi District
= SAC ccE-1sF- 1ushs tb lsg 81 Jet- Is75
sz -1zze slefeEss 10 saI1 lzIzl- llEaEzsB lira -
e -gILl 10 proceeded FIsE1 eZuaEra.
q. 3 8EASflES
1Esszce. % 1ne 2saze fc- tiles ,.5uu-Fs
EhEs AuE - 1875 as1z-st-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

The View York Tribune announ-
GEES TINT it Is eztre4neiv i0uhtfui
whether Ctle Eiitou- 8eaeiieIy uasa viii
come M 1einTs IIIigs Nelson. wfin
mas now reEIIeIIsst ms caurC for the
September 5sE1n It Bf8akivn The
,IribIne THINKS EiiuuR mas not 11r
1le NECESSARY fTIndsz amt tlat the
Iuta at ISSUE iieEi nv .Iudge Morris.
E1lb0n 3 lawyer vas Simply IuUeI-
CTegt u fuTesE5sil me aGtsun lf Beach
ar s lawyers. II the case comes up.
EiItDH viii have other LAWYERS
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

tsUreyer lEeicome axCI&uge, rhe
FaiesSg Citizen has liroppeei the pz1t-
a2t outside, Nastre trutv giaSi 70
hare an Opportunity li noting this
tacE, and se.,to sincerely hope zt1E
riDe zSsnoEs tar ttissanE when all our
Ssate papers Eiii 10 likewise Efleg
the carrier they dO - tue better.
ErieRsi ALf1 sarfi - one AMONG the
best esiltDTsansE pubiisaers. ia oar
STATE, GasI We moss 1eNrEily co1grzt-
mas Hin upoa tins evidences
of his success E0ag nsy. the Ctr,
zen saye.--Sprlnqae6d Record.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

Chicago EEhune snvs The
dI-sE due4 N mis- $taUa look place 3
n1Ga mRIIgT FeaT-s ag8.- A Eilett 3.
1Ilfg q silesIII- altar ne nn0pel- lesEal
faE-nalitles Iud been rome through
win. hauEet A. Vow Il Is No
dGuBE very GiIIEaiI-iG and All tilut
ELEEr Of 1i1iug 70 be killed hv lui-
lex EilrdugfI 1lla hearE dratI Nv tie
nIEu WtIu ms Trgugssi OF IusHItEsfT
one but dtallL lv-a- n8pe around EiIs
heck with tiIe sheriff fur a sE.aonIt.
3 4 very 1lEi6I'aIIE affair. Anu ElIIl5
Ii came 70 uasH CilHE dueiiuE came
INFO iIsrenuGe n this STATE.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

Our voUng friend Jimmy, sen af
Dir. Alfred Wdins. tells us zaaE she
ea--uEEoraGs diispreeiazurs. msnhiane.f
Recently II the ClrIzEz, haEa
changed ai1ziE diEE E,Gm ms UNCLE
Sew1gH sleeR u Has taEzasE hogs
IN Jimmy : assenes sslnfs DAYS since
theF drove OF seine Sic Eortfh OF
ms SWINE. Fi1w bun Ef,lce Crow
canllE dl.sh cue slleir ralnns.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16
FoR The LADIES'

Tha Nzw Orleans Rsgu8lze..sI
says A ssmals. ssseizEsT has a'ss4n
5lrmasE n SaEana1l aalian Halgs
VEiliLs1 f1raat aHE member paying
more saall 11EasIrslE i've esnzzs 4 Fla-',I
Slr wearing apparel Whenever ziIss
mem beers get maneE ssIasI.ZEtl ID pay
lliirzr GEMS t1sE rssigh
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

A Lady correspondent. waa as
SHINES 70 Know how Davs aTIEIt 70
ne UalHest. writes as follows 's9h-
mothers hunt 0IIG the soft tender
gsulal s5JtE OF YOUR bows uaturezs'
A0T1eEs often d0-with an Gid
Shaa
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

NY dear inquired j vuung vie
lI lIlsr husband. AZ zIies reached M
IEI IrEte mnUUl 1lI be. a1sststi On his
,Esf-II-1 traln ausinesz- --haEe vou
steam Tie magnificent SET Of walnut
IlITzIItlITs which tiIe .IeIlFiussss havs
Isl 1ntIl5fIEE EeE1. no nv love,
ouE L have seal the .lIil Etiieil sIsris-
ies me-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

M AEad Wilma and ans sen
i-nnsz- FsTils,i saEesB and housed
L.zGG bu1lIlss OF fSstsiier wesiE bels.ra
last. a g0oG weeks WaEE fer an
OH man AMI yeune boy Is q n0Ez
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

Fl your ri, or heE 67g Broriies-
comes aiifiIg- aniL permits q pistol aG
yrua. anti tells FaU 70 walk down u
uile minister and De maT-itssf. 70
rigsIE al0u@ amt TO. IT. re. MARI ii.tsEss
viii be 10gIH That Ias res.es1tIv
been deeirlest by zle SupreIne .luI--
8f View York.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

II ale M5dlflE Agas waman mn
Ez1ssf WIKI hGnur the marril1l- ez-
PlaiEz Of 1ileir l0zIz Among tie
denzines CT alaE tune q uahia de-
IaiselIa ssaW WIN her own tar
hands ten isEEli.z.lziez. The fsir ami
E1iI EleanGne- az France. sam
mHnasst a aoEps ef Lasjlas N sle
crusalI.s called 5hes 'Ra.gimeaE at
the bouts Of gailI-'
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

Wauld Euu like % l=zissas 1Ile ne. OF
N ssiir3r 7 lsE sent aim y Iou.r
communication written On Bnrl
sitissss af 5le paper ma dad hand.
l. Is SIRE % dI IL Ei-v II sizE.slr1f.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

4 EuHug merchant ct cur az
.lli1illlIailli.is- Is malE-uE money fLsE
ON ans mfIgaE1. BaE8fIIeft from Poor
a1cilaIrt- -t.Tir "a 6eti autf e.lTtsr
a rise; uts5-esi- s.ztsts Elgtir- amt alIver-
EEa
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

Tins IL sle way III which siis IN
szEugEIliEus LsiIiu.EtgH GalI1zEl
''S-=i-llIlts8-s 1le MY 1s'zII1lszs women
af y zsiiiiIl.rrzu- IN sils Laaa ezassr-
IA disturbance. 1ile Hlsggsuss 7Erl-
1tzsssf u XII Al 5ila xilinz men and
lgiT wiiinz w8maH- EHtieE Easss
Is-ra-I.gsmeHEz Washington girls
could "a S0urll wiEil,1uz allEa-l.aal,-
ing SHEER prec5suss szzisnaaeiasl
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

A Chupie-af ueiehhars became 50
hostile ,iIaE EIes- #0Iift NOE sDeaiz- 70
eaClI other 1HB GHe al them having
bean canEarlssst II q eamn nesting.
On ssselug MS tuTIneE euemv- aeid
guE MS daui- saving, --EoIv d We
do. Asmp1 lam humble eH0uEll 20
shake hanIjs witfi a cIug-'
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

A-El- Nj Svsas WIS last week
sit-',zzszi President af 15Ie Cara. and
EeaHes#s.e= River R.sIIi,astfT Flie
iles1 possible zaIaef1an.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

An old daTkeE- apuEoEcHesf q ven-
dor of fruit and Es8zefi 'E0W
nuGl do v0u az for dem vaIe4zuii-
liuns. mister '-t1ne foT two bits
Two for fulIr bits-sEirue or SIX
silIilings-Jr a inc. Larlse s8iEs tor q
ttII1p or piezVuneln Eattletil OF ttle
zide5Fai merchant --Rie5F mister
rJII must 5tiiuI In efe- man what
bussesf de Eneatilni-u 3 bank, don't
ve2s' and hez TsslE away without
1uriug anF- of tie tempting fTTIIt-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

When VII Elera be o,rEr sx.,,--v-
I've -a1-uzs-s u tals aI8HsIIieEz When
zlgI azlet Esa ulagIsa aua-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

han a MIN has a house SOC an
= llLs-il ltss lsLlIlIs1t- pay si1es 1EZgsss- he
IsEs a siEE tEss mauh
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

q a s1isLE eclipse lilFa q No-
lilil-l iII43aiuE her 5avS EssasIIIzsa
~ 8 hitting ct the sun.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

Why h1Ta esiIelHsls4 ul4 Re.,sa Ear
Because tlIeV lave ailiI- uss..5ss --vril-ii-
est next world "a tins.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

1hA12 E9- ao1Eeszs as Cave LlET
VIA a1aess ler z-ezr1ta Cases =
-lcaEaEz ser-aclsu. or rpzaEs ca l-11zFfzla
-E.z1 E-E1lEzeu1 llszleEzss - -z1s aEuEssla
< 81 - = T. l1E q lsarlz- aszss 5l4zss
e -sl1-zsE1ia rIl1 - dEl 2s- sad - e
= =. ~ ar1- IA 9eFsh- Eazs lza 7sests ala
3 -t-a1Fl-5s EEth ~ Q = - llilula =
Wees t1- lEsl1rnzs-
L-Alts 1g- Eeau1ecrs. = lizzsa7uI- asz1os-
I'm VISA trslzi -laEli sr1li1 lszza5Es 1l1GliEe
lzEa-
Pullman FzIzcs Czz
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

Why ne dew EEa a falling
s5-ll cue 81 MIST On earth. ami eiiss
ether - MISSED from he.lve1.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

Two gui0Test men TOOK refuge un-
deE q tree IN violent thunder
storm. Iulius. can v8u pravs'
said 0Hs- No sam vas una ueniv.
-uebhneE prGvetJ IN nv Iife
w cal. cant you sng q uvmu5l'
lust ttIeII me lightning stE-IIi5z- 4 1Tsa
1ear nv ssII- -eTIn9- II. when tlIs drsE
speaker exclaimed -a hean.
h0neE', slIIn1iI igI0usz mas goE 10 ls
lone. ~, tat mighty sudden, too.
ss10se Won pass aTBunIT lie Iat.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16
FERR PRonF gEE.
AGAINST
geALsI- ACCIDENTS.

geAr-IL ACCIDENTS.
Z ftaEa4z1Elo r .aE1C- aE1 EE1b -7ltlzG %
it1l1 --E1re-ruuof Gii rI l0E
Er1sa ~ lurrE-lc z1rc1la lEz tlzrrosi zz-ls q
rta -lo1szss EeaEhsr- Eaziuusisrl- rlI-r 'sltr
ETcss urrs rit sErs aszirE ri l-1EcT.
This aEptaIus ear lfalLa r1aFE, eyre rc6f
1ll- j -ea eaeiE ursurs -E1s TI Eze Re
ss1Fas ~ lzi.i gen lEzI-1 li-
- Ez11lts zhsrs zEIil 70 70 axutlt.l1u Is a.
.-zalia l-1-1 azzue lis Ehzs aozzzs. f-rus he
EEuEE1 ire rem si1razzaii5 .llzill ~
a-1ef fplzcieuUz- FIls remarkable srE-li5 3.
rulI rssi rem ls1E -zl1zl17E sEell u 8aFrEC
county. EF.-sszell zsf51a il-s s.ut tseoH11sF-
7aEr- - tzras re szroaE. lEttIl -orii. uar-
lnz e Ass aes EsaEss re lsa. raGul6 --Il
l--sErs4uslai 11luazEIis- 81 1aIrais 81 his I'll.
ana 1Eare has szsssr aeegE ~ aesiiaHs rem
3 "a lssss - f-url - Irisusa4 EFreEr1ut seeo-
r11rlzzsl. because l1 Ass aneuan .oulseE lzE
1orl1zIlz1---aal atl - caitues TIE z.rss lilz5s-
a1-e lzs11ss-- ltwzI rFIruz azlil8E1i7 iu-lu9
KIND 81 81 EElrg sEtstDlt 1fiar H-lI1asz14
Esia ~ E 1assnsrna. u 2 y
-srla-zll. =. u ssEs7s Esiiazzt4 E1Eu
lllII.SS. gIRhhI SD CO.,
Great SGa118sn Gil WdrkS.
n GoHIsEiIits zEsss1TEsa4ET-.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

Nirak Is 6 lnzl.- Nlst ore SCI
IS excessihgiy ussfai. but zith two
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

The View CaunEE az Wfziom.-
n z lEEII-u LrIIu E-fGEss INTERESTED -lIaF
zi1aTs IS 10 pGss5nIiiEW az a com
lEuIn5Es win 6IlE Manfzame1I vito
have enIiIiuesE Wisdom eauurE-
These gentlemen va understand.
prFlpnse - 1g-til IIle new eDuDEF On
lI-incipie and Eiie lasy and Giia fslefEs.
Believing 1iIaE EIe LIsv amt Gila facts
ara an 1IeiE side. EleT ezlrasHs
11aEuEsaisF e.H AZ dEdeIInInesi "a finfIG
EiIs question I'd the bit1ar emit
.I.LiRs0z Sstgz
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

AsaGr-iinr a siIs experience af
a R1me darkav- 51it by himself an
the sErszE Tile a1lieE diEE. there is. nc
sfisElTErlIlE ne f.acE that GmHs ara
iaui SniIE this sa9is rem mlIn I'd
ms 5Ezfaa4- haIf --Nal1ileE- seesE ,fcli
times since Z been bern Work al
dlIv and sraaI Al ui1ilr-- and 5Iest II
Z CHI hardly IIlsl-1zs = LiFiII' .l71zs
GztLl C01zazf s1-q5LGt.-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

sz Hanufzc..lrsr,
1ttsz gre uasiee 20 zaa ei1fzsEas -
trti-e iaz1s- -i-zrlrl-s esfllz--re- -4l -
esLE0 11FE 1Ea gFs1fi sftlF
l1Esll1 IS rlteszflEe l-eilsa.lez. ssleE 49,
ti11rrf2szess EzzseEzzllss1szs. 8arosE--
e41ess BnEziess rFutzinss r-lsai
3uErns- lFa.E-1IlS. l4c-
E'sFs8zsz sEisfzi arE ttz1r q is ne
iri-l 1zEzl $40 lts1sr iz-zsss-sz 70 EfFe l,zt2
eall Al zks 11 1l1i1i1- .la-zF
TTE-iz lzsssEzsss lzsszsle4s
Al Wlx.zE- Egszz.zzaxxfesE4
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-09-16

" q =. aEE EHS8 -
~ Or Euiaziss
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
The Recent Republicans Vic.
tories.

In almost ovory State in which
elections have recently te,n held
tho republicans have boen successful.
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,
and Wisconsin have gone ropubli-
can. The democrats have carried
Now York by about 10000 majority,
giving tho republican a majority in
the Legislature. When we consider
those unexpected victories, tho quos-
ton naturally arises, what was tho
cnuse of the democratic success in
1874, and why havo they 30 soon lost
their vantage ground il? What did
the democrats do last year to, on
title them to popular favor ? What
changes hare tho republicans made
that dcscrvo their early recall. In
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
Patterson, Whittemore and Leslie

Patterson, Whittomore and Leslie
arc floating on the surface 81 The, oc@
casion, each having his iron to, heat,
and each owing tho Governor o
grudge for the snubbing ho has given
them. These, having found thas
they cannot mako n tool Iof Governor
Chamberlain, will probably aidi ID
the attack upon him. >Thcn we have
Elliott, who is q bitter enemy Of
Cardoza and IN onemy to the Gov
ernor. Thon there is Whipper, who
was severely denounced in caucus
last year by tho Governor, and who,
in the Legislature this year, will
probably combat the measures pro-
posed by the Governor. ,.Bowon
and Buttz are also anti-aflministra-
ton losdors. All these anti-admin.
istration clements will be compelled
to crystalize into ono Mass. They
will probably endcavor in tho con-
vontion to centre on ono slate in
opposition to the Chamberlain fac
ton. Betweon Governor Chamber
lain and this opposition tho conscr-
atives will probably be called upon
to decide. Although the time for
deciding is yet distant, still at pres
ont it seems that there can be no
hesitation. The conservatives can
not mako a bargain with the corrup-
tionists. They must unto with tie
bitter republicans. - " =.
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Th@ Political Outlook.

There aro indications of that a
great political storm is brewing in
South Carolina, and that tho cam
paign of 1876 will be hotly contested.
Thcre will probably bo throe elements.
First, wo will have the conservatives
OF tho State, anxious for reform, and
willing to make tho best compromise
that offors itself Thon there will
be two republican factions, bitterly
hostile, and in creator antagonism
towards each othcr than towards tho
conservatives. Tho fight for tho s,,
premacy will be bitter between these
factions. From what we have
learned from observation and from
the remarks of leading republicans
1t seems probable that Governor
Chamberlain will be tho head and
front of ono republican ring. He will
DO backed Treasurer CaIdoza, by his
office-holders, and by many of those
republicans who are now supporting
his policy. And these at present
seem to be the best among the par
ty. Against Goveonor Chamberlain
will re arrayed n molly combination,
consisting of many motive republi-
oans, nialcontents with the present
administration and corrlptionists,
besides those who aspire to lead tho
party, and who arc now thrown in
the back ground by the Governor 9
vigorous administration. We will
notice some of these rings who op-
pose the Governor. The first iunta
consists of Attorney General Melton,
Comptroller General Dunn and
Judge Carpenter. Tho slate az at
present spoken Of is Melton for Gov
ernor, Dunn for Comptroller Gener-
ai, Carpenter for Attorney General
and Hardy Soloman for Treasurer.
The difficulty, however, is that Judge
Carpenter is said to have. his eyes
turned to tho executive seat, while
bir. Dunn would also like the samo
position. And as Mr.. Dunn is ono
OF the most adroit politicians in the
State, tho wind may b. set in his
favor In tho next convention.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
FAIRFIELD HERALD
II. MEANS DAVIS, Editor.
Wednesday Morning, November II, 1875.
Edge neld.

-, The County OF Edgofield is in n
terriblo plight. While there ore no
acts Of violence taking place within
her bounds, there exists a fearful
amount Of lawleysness. This law
lessness exists on tho part of the
radical Office holders of that Coun-
ty, who are ruling with a high
hand. It is said that since recon-
struction about $4,000 Of taxes
have been paid for County pur-
poses, and yet not one fourth of that
amount can be accounted for.
Creditors of the County arc not
paid, and the public improvements
are in bad state. Thousands of
dollars Of debt have been piled on
tho County, most of which has been
declared fraudulent by referoe.
Paris Simkins and Lowrenco Cain
hold claims for very largo amounts.
The Grand Jury, consisting Of six.
teen blacks and two white:, pro
sented tho County officials, and tho
Solicitor rofusod to take any action
against thom. Judge Carpenter
was censurod for not compelling
tho solicitor to do his duty aud he
replied in n very lnmo manner that
he was no detective. As an emi-
mont republican, cognizant of tho
condition Of Edgofcld, we'll re-
marked, a dotoctive is. about as
necessary to discover frauds in
Edgefold an an astronomer is to
discover that tho Sun is shining on n
cloudless MONDAY.
The latest act Of Judge Carpcn
tor, we have heard OF, WAS tho ap-
pointmont OF Senator Lowrenco
Cain on tho grand jury. I! seoms
that although thoro were seventeen
grand jurors in tho County, that
Judge Carpenter appointed another
and to mako tho matter worse sp-
, pointed Cain. Wc,learn that Cain
besides being Senator is cclork Of the
board Of county commissioners,
school trustee, and security on the
bonds of most Of tho officials who
are about to DO indicted. Ho of"a!l
others should not have bcen placed
on the grand jury. Then doea
Judge Carpenter reconcile this: ap.
pointment with his protcstationb for
reform! Does no believe that
Edgofeld will ever be purified with
such appointocs ns Cain on the
grand jury!
Edgefold does not seem to hare
much cause for reliance in tho
Courts. If redrcss is not granted,
tho timo will como when the people
will riao, and amid plandits Of
decent mon everywhere, drive out
tho cormorants now proying upon
hor.