The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-01
PeaceabIy if they can,
but ForCibly if they
lLust
Wade Hampton's APP
prenticeship in Mis-
sissippi.
fEEoL uutl1rnr-f

- c,-asna would imagine that IT was in q
var. II Resembles q vast armed camp.
- -rssn and pubic square the clang OF
cn be heard, as parsding infantry
- .rsi- arms. from every Old led rings
.t-,teasaaly the note Of the bugle or the
t~.--o ofils aeld-piece, az cavalry and ar
- -s-o-n the.l eyoluttons. The dcpots
c,,F5sd vita cases Of firearms, ordered
he North. The stores cannot supply the
g.~s-s Tor arms and ammunition, and every
--,e-.h 81 the city and blacksmith in the
s~,s---yis repairing ~dilapldated weapons. No
.ats- ea OF tie streets without = repeater or
s-.al5u not q dag passes IA town or city but
10 lie ocick and scattering reports Of guns
s-f pistols used on targets in The vicinity,
y,u,i lsad 3 stranger 20 suppose that a sku-
-ft. Il nos q battle. Vas IL progress around
s Nor Is this Gil. II every part Of the
s-.rs L-1-s are monster opcn-lr political uisss-
r- T1ase meetings sre followed 10y
-c- Ii porz4eS, or preceded by professions
--= c.uls, laTalrr, artillery companies, aud
r-ars. marching 70 the sound OF marital mu-
The sue1soa, invariably master spirits of
- Ia.t Cause, arse and deliver the most vehe-
nan. s5drasses, -oenoancing the Republican
Lsninsraion and tAe Republican party, State
nd N.Ionsi, lud calling % their bearers 10
Inc widest cheering rings out in re-
conc. mixed with the notes OF the bands and
-. e-sshlue OF cannon, and the people disperae
20 -ler bones with war, war for their cry-@a-
even 70 the knife
5ghst has caused thisl Il the Democrats are
20 he trusted, It is a grand uprising OF inteIi-
ge--e lgzin5t ignorance, Of wealth against non-
f.wlay.ug EzCIession. Of civilization and refine
80 sasust baTbarism and degradation. Their
ha1ucrs 5sar the Inscriptions OF The PROSTATE
SIR Aroused. - Fofbesrance has Ceased 10 be
Virtue" .. Down with the Thieves" :" Home
vft6 the Czrpes-R aggcr, F" 4" Honest Government
q Death" 1t IS, they say, a repetition Of the
stirring scenes o. lf16 sa Irepress1bie uprising
q he people against grinding tyranny and IN
taierable oppression; against outrageous en-
c-FoachmeBt On their rights and privileges; a
strike i- liberty or Tor death IN short, a second
revolution US momentous Is thai OF q century
al But. they say. 10 is a revolution this time
- a-iiass foreign domination and rapaclty,
but a-lilst az Intestine Zoe: against the sub
lection OF class Go class, OF enlightened property
holding A~uclo-Slaons 10 a horde Of African
t.rbsraus under he guidance OF unpTincipled
seoundrels from the North.
nrACrToS AGAINsT C~HANBERLAIN.
-Four months aco the quiet OF the graveyard
rsrgacd ia south Carolina. For the frst time
Icr the war the people were contented. The
rotten Government Of the carPet-b1ggers had
rls.4a away. The rot1er Governor WAS no
-1ucer Do power. Al honest ruier had been
t.rld zt last Erom lie very moment Of the
installation Of Governor Chamberlain IN De
y-a5ar. 1915 reform had been tie order OF the
d-y. lie presided over tie people with the cold
neutrality o. 90 impartial judge. The dcpnc-
Lallls 1i -ae L--slEture wers iorcillv stopped
l.fl.N,I1. I-c IGNORANT or corrupt officers
gl lie former administrations were -roieniesslv
u-o,.- l1w AID competent men, in naif The
.-5.lllts Democratic, we've put il their places.
lis taxes vs-e r54acc1. Ine installation Of
cao u-l=c-uEloUs Judges was Arbitrarily,
l.sea win -0od reason, pr0hibited or the
l1.a-lo-. TIE pgoscpts Stare was prostate
ID .l--cs she h4d taJu raised from the ground.
f.. "a .lr mao come; D. Il. Chamberlain was
D.. .-. The Wl-ces were grateful, GBd were
.l.l g. -L-r EXPRESSIONS al coameilia-
-.L. lLLE popular Institutions OF learn
y made hin l.eE oi2toI. The fashionable
c.--. aud z-s1-iLlou5 C- uQed cordial iny1la-
l..s l- HIN 70 attend their celebrations and
respond 20 tgzsts. Ire gates Of suliciy were
1-lE Cual 60 Llm. ana the ~LEuChrest member
O.. tEl cid cr.vLcrl lrssclTacy-nay, even the
p a-ie--lue 10 honor him and to euterfe,n
l.u 10 t.ler lolsts. Tie Democratic Papers
.l--y Ec4 generally aiy5s9ed MS reelection.
lie GzaEllcs, tca FaTys. he kershaWs. and
the S~mdnlals--be political leaders Uf the
Eals-lslt their t1ue.ou % the idea. And
l.oIga ihe c0lu0s 81 neat Of the Republican
rl-.v- element which Le lid 80 reuhorse-
.essy thvar.c5-vas bitterly ~iHsIHicsl 10 the
Las5rse ytt e-lrvtl.l ggiatc1 10 lis rcncui-
-.--- hr me 8spuEllaI, Endorsement hy he
l---1a-7cs, l-d l-umpAaat reelection 70
-s --ecJl7e once.
But, wonderful 20 relate. this man Is to-day
denounced from every Democratic stump in
--.-L Carolina as n ~uLr1lGpled G~dvelturer,
-l.--us lar, @ rlgiesde- IL r~ascaiity, q car
q The c-rpethasgers. They have
e. FL Gle .1-s OF war against hin. Verify, a
.-gs l- tolie over the spigitof their dream.
Nl-, s.lslt o. Toics SCIENCE could, four
.1--s so, have vertuyed 70 predict that 8;
s--4 some 70 tAist
Crr-cr " DErocEkTIc SUCCESS.
G5,e-Lo- C1-l1er.a-n' ss administration, then
g.. = year AID a halt VS. the golden eEa Of
SOM Larp-1e POLITICS. The negroes were tee,
-.=LclAed, and undisJurbcd 30 thcir rights,
qua lot tae whites we're o-onscisnccusiv prOtcc-
--.r2.a plUuler aha high axes. But Governor
---ltT.2iu La Eot been in power a year wien
-4e ALlFla Congress Assembled ct N~ashingtou.
lac grr-- a-Ll wave .! 1874 l44 sent q iarrs
D-1c--l,- cnty % thc House Of Reqreseu-
Giyss, and prominent among that majority
N--c cI-uy eA-Cu-.Slerate generals. From the
very u0Dclu l. mst / noticed an unusual
tluuCA c5.e.Cly-couceslsG agitation among
The lro-s1agg arisiocEDcy o. this State. Fcr
years t-cr occupation had been gone. Dis
@0ict t1 po-ac, cut d Oihoe, they mad heen
compelled u keep sEe C~Ciselc-s tenor Of their
WY a.o-g ths co8i, ssguss-ercI vale OF priv1.e
l-e. But their PRIDE, 70 seems, had not fallen
h thar fortunes. Ihey had been compelled
- keep qul9t they compiled against tueir
.a and head 70 thcir old oninious.
Icy bitterly reelected lhat they haa seeii
--l@ DIS ma uulsed their wrath 10 KEY it
ln. b-t-0r -rav cilo1o Gswnc1 GA them.
4--y head g. Fer Ll defending Au3crsoa-
. L#HI .a#|n-nm #H.HHH - 10 HH-lnw.a.Aa 81.
t-licc S--,s. IloT slw Sou.lCnsrs once
sore ho.--- un .lei- beads ia the National
& taL I-g could h5rilr trust tAcir eeuses.
AIa thcn they i1csed around them all che
--e-n states were oHeo more Democratic sx-
9' ecata C--iDa and Louisiana. Those
.i7nc hrd Republican Governors ana ne
H -tIrcs. IEey alone fad not 7hei-
S~cri0as, LasIa7s, Hlil. ans Proc
NJ Congress. Thea ticy reelected 81
g-,oT her 39.o0p negro majcrty hal
i forne5 inio Sa,c00 Democratic ma
!ot! y! the uae Of ths s~actgun and revolver.