The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-26
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Ihiltdc!phia, that success is now
tutE E'assHNh All the accounts that
reach IFS go to show that in all their
labors the managers have been
entirely succ+ssrtl Tln exhibits
arc eNt":isivc and valious in degree
that was in many quarters quite
unexpected, and the 'tln;sncirl sue
cess of the Exposition has fir
exceeded the most sansuinc cxpccta
Hons. The rush Of visitors has not
been as glc'H I'LL itito tifnn ;s 4herc
was at first reason to believe, but
tins fact is rather advantageous than
otherwise. 1t is expected that the
largest attendance will be in Sen
tomGer and October. at which time
people my spcnl any length o.!
me in Philadelphia without suffer-
nE tAe Inconvenience and sickne. S
TINT has followed the intensely h, t
weather Of the past three or fo,,
weeks. There seems k, ln very
! general imp cssion tsmt The l;,i',road
companies will perceive the Wisdom
OF reducing fares to Philadelphia, fn,
nc.ow the p:cscnt figures, and in
case OF such reduction the number oe
people visitsn,, t.. Centennial would
DC very largely augmented. There
are additions constantly making to
the articles on exhibition, and this
Fact presents an additional in, ,!ucc-
meht Tor people to so later in the
season: All fears that may have
been cntcrtaincl on the score of nc
commodaton i'll the way of board
amt lodging have hcrn dispeliel,
AMI the 'PhiladthhiaMs have excited
general surprise and commentator
" tH"r tntcrpriHc III this particular
Board may be easily procured upon
moderate tc!ms, and the great hue
and cry about cNorhitant hotel bills
seems to have amounted to nothinn
III the cnl. \ large number of
S'uthclncrs will doubtless add
their names to the list of visitors be-
fol" tlE FIRST of Oct ,bcr, Tho
almost dan yerousIy hot weather
prevailing for several weeks pass.
has no doubt induced many to defe,
: their visits. 1t is altoe ther very
gratifying to find that with so man.
,h!hcultics, and in spite OF otrasiona!
liscon,a9Sse'a"tts, the CeNtcnn;a,
Exposition is proving to be a success.
alike honorable to its managers anG
pleasing to the American people.
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/ There la certainty one striking
difference between Tilden ant.
Hlycs. The former is ackn.wlcIr
ca on all SIDES to lie man O,
positive force and positive SUPERIOR.
ty' while all that can be claimed
for the Rcpobli',n nc4nincc is {.
respectable mcdiocrity--.the absence
OF any ground to impcach his per
sonal honesty, while there is none
upon winch to claim for him su
pcrior ability. The New York
! Ue'"la expressed view similar to
thls at the time of the nomination,
in saying there were at least ten
thousand such men among the
politicians in the Republican party.
L IS surely not a very high COM
plimcnt to a nominee for tic presi..
lcncy to say that he is only the
/ peer OF Thousands of others in
party at bestnot ovcrstocked with
intellectual leaders. OF Tildcn. ON
the other hand, it may be truthfully
sad that he possesses ability IT ah
unusually high order and n. cl,,,lacs
ter even better than that which can
bt claimed for Hayes. He is one
OF the best and wisest men in the
; Union. These qualities will 90 far
to ensure his triumph over his
Republican competitor.
The Southern soldiers who visited
Philadelphia and took part in the
Centennial parade on the 4th have
certainly been treated with II degree
of hospitality that does ho,.or to
their hosts. II does more tbon
TINS 1t Indicates feeling of amity
and goodwill between the sold;ars
OF the North and those OF the South
which must soon spread over tho
entire land, restoring that harmony
between tho sections which is
essential to national peoco md