The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

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the'folmer do this year They in
fcopornted tho doctrine of imitation,
into ,theig platform and ssfoaght;asslie'
republicans with a. weapon. which
they had again and again tod slSs
people was. Unconstitutional: Thoy
srisked I'LL upon infNitiion, the trad;s
tiehs mid tue lionorod declarattto,niss
of the pamat 81 y; They failed to see
that tie, country did not want ut this
time of ltor history my new idoas' in
politics or finance Tho ! ig5rroat
popul" yoarning is for genuine 70
form reform from within outwaris.
which tho people, believe can lie
worked out ..by : honest men
in plain honest =. ways. Tho
democrats failod to- grasp the opi
portunitya cffered them last year,
and the people ,:of tho North and
West believing. ,,that last years. de-
feat had: perhaps taught the republi
cans a visor lesson than many years
Of disappointment had taught, the
dc,nocrats, gave back tho political
control in to tho hands of tho former.
Tho denlocrats mey noyer.havo agair
tstch an Opportunity; but if they
|<<should; they would* do well to do
simply whet' their hands find to do
and not''attempt, to go beyond
popular expectation in their policy of
reform # may not be too lato for
the democrats: ta.chango their, plat
form and. fight tho .great : coming
'battlo upon tic all3sbsordlng issues
oftho day, reform and corruption.
Grant, said in his soronado speech at
Washington q, fow days ago, eve
have an assurance that tho reBuhii::'
cans will: control this :gosiysarnment
k:fot'at least four: yoar longcr. -, His
fears about q third term seem to.
have been dissipated by tho rceent
republican succcsses- .''',Phe demo
Gratis may yet, disappoint him in bis
g1ociuss>dcoama. Lot all questions
about schools and finance be ignored:
for the present, let the democrats.
coms'bcfofo the people in their.
national convention with IN earnest
expression of their desire for homes,
ty in goyorlnmente and thoy pppublr'
cans viii 1!n4hs g!!n4hs sslsoiE past record so
dark, 30 full of corruption and dis
honesty that toy cannot hold cup
fiioii' holds Giii:d ask ,bo 9oAtin;u;iod
u, a',r.t A.. w. = n 4 - = '+
SiroRF :ns'pCnitB;; A;Hyiis e, yisE Writer:
'Duri,iS. .tisshi 10 %Aehii"" CLAYTON VIZ
;rlfllerttf'. .Arktanssss all j,,stlcos'of the
Reace: had to:Abe' nppointou, by his
Exoelleitcy.'1 One. old 'negsr0," WHO
Thought HhA Knew. opough:,ta: dis .
cl1arao Tie duties Of tho dfiioei' dfif etsallea
OH tne, Governor to%be examined anii'
receive ailFs hpboint6ienit:%,::> ::Sosefal
qnestionF' were given him, oil ,of
which he managed: very we'll % But
when no was ,Rsked: What woula
you do in a. caso where a man. had
eommitted snicideaH:.. !.::'FWhatt' w;vouk,
l do 2" said the negro; We'll, aalE,
in a; case: like thtt,, dc very least, j
could do, sah, ,would bo. to mike
,n;ntiS him sport de Child" ~; He 9s! vas up
..t.r -" -. -, Z. ..,r :r;T. sis:
Scene in. tho, : :. Union market. t
Butfher-"H Have some frehh mort
this morning ;" L,dy--';Mo, No; I
have had fresh meat for aaWeek
back: Butchor--"Nover heard Of
1T bong USED, madam, ,'fof! That com
plant before.
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An article THAT i'd. going tjiini 70. the;
rounds enqsayora to explain show
alcohol enters tho ,system.,"". Every
one knowa5 that it optoIai by tho
NAot" Huo-u5 Illc bWallO"S nome
ward glide. . b" ): ~# '
A stranger kissed La Crosse girl
by mistake, and was then licked by
her two brothers for being mistaken
He then deliberately kissed her for
being who she was, and was licked
for being impudent . :"
The text of,the defeated candidate
will be found in the words following,
to wit: Yesterday ho kin;llel, a
great fro upon the altar of, patriot
ism $, today he sittotlr down amid It's
ashes. "~7lsroo%ly~ Argus. f .S,'. w..
-. $500 : H..s-3tIr@' - ~
A noble Omaha mastiff has saved tho
lives of three children within anonth
past, and bitten fourteen men, who
called to soil a patd@t. >clothes:baf,
A: spondthrift says that he has
lived beyond his means so long that
now he hasn't the means to live. and
yet he, means to. live somehow. = r
Figures won't lie, but cotton
whalebone and old newspapers viii
mako them stretch tho truth. .