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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-31

-..:-,-t.l:1i' EE:'' . -. y
i.rltr::.: it0uSa,:,:;, proclaim YIN.
;''NE iitT'rEES the most wonderful Ia.
j.! rait iI!pt ever S,lStajTSd 10 sink',.x
Na.r:tl. =
No Person cHn take these Bite.
acrnr,i:i- 10 diiE'titnA. and relnain l. Il.
unwrli. pluvidr,l their bones ;t'1 iUt /,
Stroyrd hy nin"'rl uui:nn or ct -
ncans, aEd vi;;u or3ttilr w;istcd bey., /
repair.
Bilious, E"nittcnt aud Inter.
mi!lrlt ErytrS, which are so pre- Il.
:rnt in Tie valleys of our great ri, IN
:hrt.:! :hnHt he i'uitct, States. especially
those IT the Mississippi. Hi!ip. MiSsih Il.
Illinois. Tennessee, tr:m"c.'i!htl. Arkau.
as. lh',t. c"l;"nJn. !srlZns. Rio Hrlnlr.
Pearl. .\lahH.,Ia. Mobile. Savannah. hr.
.ln"ir. James, and many Others, S III
inr.r vast tributaries. throughout iTlr
entire country during the Summer !: id
.\u;lmi:l. and r2uiA";>itldy So during s,.,.
sons of unusual beat din, t!ryncSs. ait
invariably accompanied 10y extensive lie
engagements uI The stomach and lvn9,
and ntlicr ahtioMinal viSccra. In t.i,Ir
irratn"ni. i Hr-:;ilivr. cEcrl!n" Il p"T.
C"i:il Influence ulul these various nr.
GniS, is essentially necessary. There
Is ~ ca;lhilic 10: the PURPOSE equal ~
!)t. i. WALKERS N!NEt;AE RlrrEE$.
rs they viii speedily remove the dark.
col0r", viSrid matter with which lha
bowels sc lnaLctt. 1T the same time
&ti!".!iH;i!!g the *crirtiunS Of the liver.
and generally restoring the healthy
iUiirti,rnS Of the digestive organs.
FGr!i:y the hoAy a::ainSt disease
hv Purifying iil its '.Ui'is with NINEGlh
I''rrErS. y" epidemic can take hs!u
nj Il S.S!cIn i",;i Fore armed.
HySp"i,Sia Or indigestion, Hc;J
ache. ia;H in the Shoulders. Coughs.
Ii:shtnc:SS OF The Chest. Dizziness. Srrr
l.rUc,a;;u:!i uE He Stomach. Bad TaSi<s
IN the Mouth. Bilious Attacks l'alpi,J
iation ct the Heart inflammation Of The
L.ui:;*;. Pain in the :cyi,n Of the K'.l
!:cy$. 'iul Il h:ndrcu other l.,ii;lul Svmr
toms, arc TIC o.lSprinyS II DvSpcpsi.l
one D".ilc" VII provo Il better g,llralltrn
ii lis l.c"i;j ,.i,;:l y lengthy advertise
,.lC:It.
iScroiI'a, CT NlN"s y Evil, Wr'.o
Sw"!l;n:c> t Icrr:. Erl sipr,a*. Swricd Nrk,
'i"'trr. Srr"iu"uI inianmaiinnS. lnlul,'rt
in!'a;nlrsaii"n<. McrruG.;t Affections, nII
Sores. Erupti"mS # the Skin. Sore Eyes, rlr
~ these. rs IL -! cher constitutional rs
''lSc&. WALi;Ens NINEGAE IIT:EHS ha,o
shown l!;"ir ..rl. ruratirr powers in Tho
:n">l obstinate AMI iiilrac;a.,.r c;l>rs.
Fer ini!aHEl@;0ry and Chronic
,tn"Enati$i3, G"ut. Bilious, Remit
- Ti,rI iynr ;l,..,. ",J rInII',
;,r., ,:;:...,. L.,.. .,,,,i S,',',, i,;.''ia
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5,:
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"AE'il III ldihlS i!l! i!lncrAiS. SuciI 10
'!uInl"rS, ~ pc->rti":;. Gold -hratcrS, and
liners. It's iIIrv :dN:lHcU iii lie. are Sul,i 1T
% lurn'y>iS a, ii;r l.nwrls 'ro uur"1
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-31

hcpuDncan majority IS SO largo
that there is no hopo of any good
result from Democratic organiza-
ton. Good results are sure to
follow. An organized minority,
representing, as does the Demo
cratic party in South Carolina. at
least nineteen -twentieths Of the
property and intelligence of the com
monwenlth, must exert some influence
even upon u party composed rs is
the Republican party in our State.
~ strong protest at the polls must
have its effect, oven should there be
again IL triumph for the Radicals.
Nor should it be supposed that the
Democratic organization is to en-
PIKE after the November election.
1t should be kept in active and
vigorous operation for some time
after that event. We have not
space to mention the many causes
which demand of the pa,pIe Of Fair
field that they 1T onrc cn:oil them
so.feS, to II man, in some Demo
cratic club. In our ju la,mcnt it is
of vital Importance, nay, Of in2vita
bic necessity, that the people Of this
county be at once t,!o ouEhly or
gan5zcd. Every consi leration, alike
of duty, of patriotism AMI OF self
interest. appeals to them ml dc
mands Immediate action. We trust!
that the proper committous in the
several townships will ut once take
steps to enroll the name of every
available man in TIC neiy.lb ,rhnod.
When the next meeting OF thr
County Club is hrlI--.lc month
hcnce-wo hope to be nrlo to state
that the Democratic organic ,tion in
Fairfield i, nr longer IN end to Ec
desired and to bc luI,urcl for. but
an accomplished fact. The matter
is with the people, AMI they should
meet it promptly ;nl unanimously.
wv wv w's'''I' ';S'',''"' organize
= al" Sn""'' NC 'i'' Key h"Ie "' All
the addresses AM the basis Of al
ch'rsS made III Fairfield dHrin@ The
hcN' i"nr or fVr weeks At the enc
% !n"' ,''r ,hr bch"rrari" "r%"n'
:.a.nn ,.',.,,,.. ,.r''u W. m 49, 10 't''E,oI''E I''''
=, -''-'''
p,tcl that BoauErs (in.n,>
SYRUP has. sincc it's inty,.,u,t;,, i,
.hc I.,,,,l S.,,,, ro.,,.,,.In, -,
,,,n,ra ' '0' - ,n 'u,I'''' un, '''' III
'"'''S' ''"> VI f''"'' ""|ah per
year Over 5000 Druggists hay ,
ordc; cd this Medicine direct from
the Factory. at Woodburv \ !
,,ln,,4 ,,o h...,.,,,,,,,,I
t:: '> W., WV '''' 'i''' '',' u S''Si'
'''"' 9 '"' e'''! lc'."f speaks OF
us astonishing success i'll ca, in1
severe Coughs, Cui,ls settled on the
Beast. Cons,,mni;un 81. o,>, 1;..o,,.,.
Of r., rh,o,, AMI r,,n,,. w." wv
..;,,.,,,...'',."S,,'n ,,',,' Wv !"
'''' '.'S iH' '''''' ''.'' '''S any pfe,l'S-
PoSl''"il 10 weak Lungs, to 20 to
their Druggist, NcMAsrEH 4 BrI l..
and get this Nlc,licinc, or inou;r,
,bont # Rru,,,r .;.>, r- ,.
'' ''' "'|'' - ''n'S
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-31

libel suits against ncwsparcrs
seem to be getting more and more
fashionable every day. The latest
af tie sort IN this State is that of
Mnhala DcGlnilcnreid against -. II.
Chamberlain and +. l.. Cnrdoza,
proprictors of the Columbia I'uiou.
Ur1Mld The case arose ont of
articles published in that paper ut
the time when Judge Muckcy was
threatened with impeachment.
The plaintiff in the action now
brought mndc All affidavit charging
Judge ALackcy with certain acts of
corruption and official misconduct
and IN commenting upon this the
"f""- UCro|d charged her with
hc'nS person OF low character.
Ii Is III consequence Of this charge
that she now brings an action for
damages. She is represented bv
;. +, Hamilton, Esq, Of Chester,
and Judge Bacon. of Edociicld
while the defendants have retained
nS counsel Mcssrs. stone, Melton
amt Nlnyatr, Of CclunlHu. Thc
case WAS continued a! thr last term
OF court for Richland cnuntv,, and
II
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-31
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tragedy scarcely ever clu ,llod in it's
terrible results. the mu. der o
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Hmmon. at
their home in Ab]icyillc county, has
alrcady been mentioned. It was !,
dark, cruel, b!oodtiirsty, inh,unan
decd. Il worthy IN II and his wife,
both advanced in years, were quietly
sitting i'll their dwelling, unsu*pi
clous of any approaching danger,
when number OF negroes cnte cd.
Mr.. Harmon EcinS engaged in con
vcrsation with one Of the number.
another, Stephen Like by name,
taking advantage of the fact that his
intended victim s attention w;;s fixed
elsewhere, dealt him blow upon
the head with heavy bludgcon pre-
pared for tho mur,lcrous purpose,
and fcllcd him to the floor. The
next blow fell upon the head Of Mrs.
Harmon, AMI the tw, were alter.
natcly beaten until prostratc and
>>'''o' ''''''' W" '''eie''
at this point. and one Of them. Lark
Holloway, turned over the boiv Of
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-31


AS m instance of the case with
which IN "outraHc mill' may be
set IN motion, the excitement in
some quarters over recent alleged
"outragcs" in mississippi and
Louisiana is striking. 1t appears
from the trlcyraphic reports that II
riot took place, in which number
OF negroes were killed. Some
negroes had stolen Il COW, and the
indignation of the people over the
thctt gave rise to II riot in which
two whites and four negroes were
killed. Subsequently the sheriff 5
posse, Ill attempting to arrest Il
party of the negro rioters, fired
upon them, killing and wounding
quito number, Immediately the
EAI:cal newspapers, and some OF
the Democratic, began to read the
Southern people lectures upon
peace and good will--to which the
Columbia tnion- XevuId, publish
ing some ingcniously garllcd
extracts, made fitting response
One of the papers quoted from was
the New York V'""il. which. upon
the first information received. cx-
pressed itself in styong terms of
diaapproval Of the allcg Il
outrage On further investigation,
however, the Same paper charac-
t"rlzeS the accounts first made
public as wild cXaggcrntions," and
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-31

only point Of any importance being
the question to which we have just
alluded.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-31
" 0ND FRfSi.H FIR.

{ I%E iiarr"l oil 'nown as Rnvilurm,
~ l.. "l t"c c'alinS wood tn pres ~,
i. ":tHr" III h"Illin.; or ir"rr imrlicniar-
~ on Fence pns;.1. T. sale by
oct ~ W. T.. tlKEN
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-31
TERMS TO CLUBS.

zee DOLLAR WEEKLY sCN.,
Five col ie", one year, separately a"drcssc.l
-Four Dollars.
'rn cnH'nS. o9,r vnar, rennrnfcic a1,ircs, ~, "a,
't eH''" c"'I to tie Sctter ~ NJ rlup).
Eight DoiInrs.
iw''liV conira. ono YcHr, scnaratnl' Wl.rcss, f.
a." i'!i extra cpiy u the ICtirr np ~ L'.:D) 80
Eh:ceH E0iiara.
FEiI cnHf',. c1c wear. 10 t.:,c n';h:C"s tar1 H.,
p''H''"c ccHJ one Srnr 2rticr up 81 ciurO
Thi"y .thrcc DUiiuFs,
r ""f,fTiv H. nna yea. ria:Ai"!r n:dc,s"h "a 1
'''e ''eE'' h'ch!} ohC1tn oGritCr ~ o. riif1
Thiriy-fivc n8flnri.
One hnndreH cn"ics. ono vcnr. 20 crc nd.lrr.7.
6 6r,n ihn l"i'y ior che yror 10 ,hc g;itcr NJ q
.,'''' Fify Dollars,
n;f'Snt:mn: tue Dahl! go. wear to n. ,;ct:c,.
'' VI ''n"'' sixty Dollars.
TIE SEMi-WEUWLE SIM.
r'V" copies. one ycar, s"par atclv nddr nssci,.
Eight Doilnfa;
'rh 'n'lr'. orc year teparntciv Hdurct srd tnu,i.
'"' IRA col! 10 oEGtl9r uu Of clnnl. '''
Sixs"cr Dolinr4,,
SEND i"uL MONEY
y rnS; nh"c o'''rrs. ","rka. or n,of, on S;rru'
ths o.H, mmrr"vr nrci"ni. It uni tncn rcr i.,,,
th' lcIrIf' ntAluiDH "ouuy. h,l,.r.si o'''''
:. W. h%G:' ~. rnhli:hcr
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-31

sENI-WEEE sun, So 4 YEAR,
OF tho sumo s!zc AL general c',aractcr "a
THE WEEKLY, bIt vi.h n greater variety oi
miscellaneous rnH'!,nc, n::I furnishing tho nov,
t" It's sno5crihers with greater freshness bocauso
u no!Gca twice "wcc:i iasical Of oucc or!y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-31
AND
) SAL-HJ ST B h.
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j%"P1E NpW OCCUPY ~
tf4u.E.fSEs ~ the livery and safe >4"SN
SSZ--A- stables opposite the ,.lE-0.
FhrSpi;n Hall, where will always b" found
first lass horses and mul"S Inr sale. We
i'icl"S always on hand for hire. | keep
'"nStahily "i band II large quantity of
Corn, Oats AM Hay. whic', | SHll f,r cns!,
rnly. &. W. CRAWFORD
feb |
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-31
Il. FIELD HERALD
JNO. $. RFN NOLDS, Editor
II VII De remembered that whnl

IL VIII DC remembered that when
Moses and Whippcr were elected
Ua Judges, Governor Cham berlain
refused To issue to them their com
missions, on tho ground that the
terms Of Judges Shaw and Reed
had not expired, and the Legislature
had II, right to elect any successors.
Thc Governor has recently taken Il
step further, in issuing to Judges
Shaw and Reed commissions for Il
full term, in place of those formerly
given TO them for the unexpircd
terms of their respective prcdc-
cCssora. Under these new com
missions, the term of Judge Shaw
will not expire till February II,
1919, and that Of Judge Reed not
I'LL December II, 1878. For his
losition in this most serious mat
itr Governor Chamberlain is
Certainly entitled to great credit, and
he should receive from the people
OF the State MI the support and
encouragement he may desire. His
roursc, first in refusing commissions
to the pretended Judges and now in
placing in the hands of the present
imcumbcnts the highest and most
useful evidence Of their right to
hold their julgcships for II full
term, places almost ins,,rmountablc
difficulties in the way Of Moses and
Whippcr, in any efforts they may
nuke towards taking Their seas
on the bench.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-31

The recent changes made by tho
President in his Cabinet seem to
be generally regarded as most
significant. More especially does
the appointment Of Don Cameron
to the position Of Secretary of War
sbrike mcst people as u decided step
towards active campaign measures,
tho aim Ct which is the elcction Of
Conkling, Sho Presidents choice, to
the presidency next November,
The rcmo"ai of Judge Taft, who is u
man Of Vc4y moderate views, is
regarded as the first step in an
aggressive movement on the South
crn States, to secure them all, if
possible, for the Republican party.
That Grant would hesitate ut all to
flood the South with troops, to
carry his point, or that Cameron
would III any degree fail to be his
ready coadjutor. seems to admit of
no doubt. Altogether, the appoint
mcnt of the latter bodies no good
for the Southern people, and it's
results will be awaited with interest
if not with apprehension. In view
OF this peculiar change in the
Cabinet, and of what seem to be
its objects, it is the part of the
Southern people to do nothing
whatever to afford Grant n prctcxt
to use the army for political pur-.
poses. Any disturbance, however
caused and however insignificant.
will be made prcteXt for the
q1artcrinS of troops in the South.
The entire Southern people should
therefore exercise tho grcntcst
prudence in all their actions. and
thus, i'll all probability, foil the
plans Of the Conkliny party ut the
scat Of government.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-31
TIlr nAILY EN-, 90. war

rrrt inn''v rcad,h'u n"wsnnncr with t~n
,; ,nr rs ,r'g'uinn IN tho worL Free. ini's.
EEi''ht. - i'Hflctt In uo.iiiri. Al the nov,
Ir6'u every where. I'wp C.,:, a couv ,hv lid
90 c".':5 h'.'hili, OF sc Il. yGaT.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-31

"a recent number Of the .ronthcyu
NOInc contains an article showing
UP in their tue colors the lying
statements in the New York Times
concerning the addresses delivered
un the occasion OF the recent deco.
ration Of soldiers graves III Char
lo!tc, n. 6. A number of extracts
from the article arc given in the
H"Mc, and the utter falSity Of the
statements it contains fully demon.
a trd Not only was one of the
speakers on tho occasion, Rev. $.
Taylor Mrrtm, represented AS utter
ing the most extreme views and ,n
intense hatred Of the North, but, as
an additional evidence of dislovnlty
and treason, Gen. d. H. Hill wa*
stated to be n marshal in Charge Of
'h" procession. Ii SO happened that
General Hill MAS on that very day
lccturin% before IL grange in IL
County many miles distant from
Charlotte. The Whole article bears
nmistakahl" Indications OF having
been throughout deliberate f,hri
cation, to vilEifv the Southern rcn
pie, and make political capital. II
is bad enough, wIrnn Southc: II man
makes an indiscrcct speech, for the
Northern press to make it It text
upon which to preach political
sermon upon the ,isloyaliy Of the
States lately in rebellion, but where
there is nothing said or done which,
undcr any sensible construction, can
BE- strained into abuse Of the North
c"n Ncoplc or Of the Nnitel States
government, il is both mcnlucious
and cowarlly to publish such state
mcnts and such comments as recent
~ appeared in the Times. But the
tni",o XrruiH seems to cniny Them
much.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-31


Ahc "No" 1"rk I/c'''|" expresses
'''e "l'l''o'' INa1 the tch'"hi'lnl
''NP"S'''on VIII DC ialure unless
1t nc 1T once put umdcr d'fc: cnt
''''''' vi i'ol'' VIC present. A'Ief
'H'l'"'nS '''c WORK Oh inc Nchtcnn!-
III COMMISSION 1t comes I" the con
c'''S'o'' ''''0 VIC 'h'h% hcc'lch !" Il
''''''--S"h'c person VII" Will assume
" general supervision, hhd with t':r
'"' "i properly hclcr''i hubordl-
'''''H ""'N " '''c'' '''c''"' improves
''''''' III ''e management or the
'NP"S'''"' III us several depart.
'"''''S' " ha'ov'r may be the
''''''' % Inc H''"'" " NirWS' 1t
''''''' N''"'''''E accepted Iac'
''"' III us rr'F'n' c"hdi''"h amt
VIII" II" present pfo*p"rtS' the
'.Nl'"".''"h Is h"' "t All what 1t
H'''''i'' ''' '"'' seems 10 DC sflli
'''''''' WANT "' system "nd "rd"r,
anu '''''e ~ " general 'cclh" That 1t
- Nv '''' '''', ''''', ~ ~ '' H'''''"'r"
Wv y. - go "''',,' '''." IL wv" "''''r
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Wv, " ',''' ~, " r Wv "'''' Il '''S''''
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-31

Or 1858 Than One Crnt Co"y. I.rt there be n
$50 Cab VI 1r4ry Pos. Oslcc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07
AN OUTFIT FREE.

WE WANT SOME ONE IN EVERY
w county TO take orders and deliver
goods for the old and original e U. u.
House. Large cash wages. splendid chance
in every peiahborhood for the right per-
son OF either ser. young or old. Samples,
new lists, circulars, terms, etc, complete
outft sent nee and post paid. Send for It
az once and make money az your homes
Address q. J. HALL CO., n. Howard
ST.. 3 sltimore, Nd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07
For restoring Gray Hair TO
llSnatural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is ut
once agree
able, healthy,
and ellcctual
for prescrv-
ing the hair.
FADED or gray
'hdir is soon
restored to ats
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07
Tom SCOTS Pacific Railroad.

Washington Special to Chicago Times.
The Texas and Pacific Railroad
scheme is to be worked very lively this
session. General Walker, of Texas ar
rived here this morning, and will push
Tom SCOTS project as strenuously as he
did last year. He says, cheerfully, that
as soon as the Presidential contest is over
the bill guaranteeing interest on the
bonds of the Texas and Pacific Transcon-
tinentisl Railroad will pass the House
without any difficulty, and that it will
not encounter any opposition in the SEN
ate; The bill is advocated on the ground
that it will be an act of justice to the
South to assist SCOTS Southern Trans
continental Road. Mr.. Sheriff., attorney
of the Southern Pacific Railroad, of Cal
ifornia. has also arrived, and Mr.. &. p.
Huntington, President of the road, is
expected tomorrow. The Southern Pac-
itic people will make strong opposition
to Scott, and will endeavor in every pos
sible manner to defeat his attempts to
secure further recognition from Con-
gress for the Texas and Pacific Road.
A prominent gentleman from Phil
adelphia, who is IN position to know
whereof he speaks, is the authority for
the statement that the Texas Pacific
Railroad has been sod to the Central
Pacific Railroad Company. The neces-
ssry papers to make the transfer, it is
said, has been made out and executed,
but that q formal transfer will not be
made until after the 4th of March. 1t is
intimated, on the authority OF the gen.
tleman referred to above, that a combi-
nation between Huntington of the Cen
trail Pacific; Jay Gould, of the Union
pacific, and Tom Scott has been effected,
and that this is the alliance offensive as
we'll as defensive; that war is too be
waged against Vanderbilt and the New
York Central and Garrett and the Bal
timore and ONO Railroad. The Allan
tic and Pacific Railroad, which begins
at st LOUIS and runs southwest through
the Indian Territory, it is understood
has also been transferred to this combl-
nation. These gentlemen are determln-
cd to be the great railroad trium-
virate of America The arrangement
| it is understood. contemplates an effort
to procure subsidy from Congress for
the Texas Pacific, and that Huntington,
while. appearing TO oppose 1t, will really
exert whatever influence ne may have
to assist in the passage of the bill pre-
pared last winter.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-07
Advice SHIFTED TO Grant ana the he
publican Party.


BY Thomas Carlyle. -,
In this Gods world, with its wild
whirling eddies and mad foanlng
oceans, where men and nations perish AS
If without law, and judgment Tor an I'M
lust thing is sternly delayed, do'st thou
think that there is therefore no justice!
II is what the iool hath said in his heart.
Il is what the wise, in all times were
wise. because they denied, and knew
forever not to be. tell thee again
there is nothing else but justice. One
strong thing l find here below: the just
thing the true thing. My friend, if thou
bad,st all the artillery of Woolwich
trundling al thy back in support OF an
unjust thing, and infinite bontires vlsloly
waiting ahead of thee, to blaze centuries
long for thy victory on behalf OF II, L
would advise thee to call halt, to ling
down tby baton, and say, In Gods
name. Nor Thy success" Poor
devil, what will thy success amount TOT
If the thing is unjust, thou hast not 'suc-
ceeded; no, not though bonnres o'aze
from n orth to South, and bells rang,
and editors wrote leading articles, ana
The lust thing lay trampled out of sight,
20 ali mortal ey es an abolished and annl-
bilsted thing. SUGGEST In few years
tbon wilt be dead and dark-all cold,
eyeless, deaf; no blaze of bontires, ding-
dong of bells, or leading articles, visible
or sdible to thee again at all forever
What kind of success is that?