The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28

a.
dldature, was elected over Allen G
Thurman by majority of 2,9S3 in ,
total. vote Of 4S3,Q0O, Il close nnt
marrow escape from tef"itHncw cwhicl
MIR. Hayes successively repeated
last fall. MIR. Hayes was c,tndi,
dato for recollection ut tho close o
his term Of Office, but another nolni
,:nuo was preferred, and it was not
ill 1859 that he was Il second time
placed at the head of the Republican,
ticket in Ohio. Meanwhile he bus;cd
himself mpoIitics, and having sue
ceeded in gaining the nominatio,
-'wh'ch- h" had, previously lost, II,
>ntorcd the camIajSn with strong
odds III his favor. General Rose
Grams was nominated by the Demo
crafts Convention which met in July
ct thai year, and ut which Mr.. Pen
dlctons name WIS. /rnrGmp ptoGily
Withdrawn the expected cnndidDt:
refused the nomination, however,
and ut IL late date. AIR. Pcnllcton
WAS induced to take the Democratic
nQn,inatiun. Success was Scarcely
po"eib!c nnler the circumstances
and General H,ycs carried the State
hy ma ajority Of 7,5lS, Or about one
third thut Of the year before on the
State ticket rhc next appearance
Of Mr.. Hayes as IL candidate WAS last
fall, when he WAS nominated on the
public schools platfolm, after Il
sharp cuntcst with Judge Taft,
whose candidacy in opposition to
Al:. Hayes WIS no fault of hi, oAn
but WAS dne entirely to- al letter
which Nlr. Hayes wrote the night
'hrforu the convention, Of which the
| following is an extract:
Il cannot allow my name to be
used against Judge Taft tFr, hc.
came il candidate after 7 declined
He is IL puc man and sound, Re-
'puhiir;m. l will not accept nomi
nation obtained with con test against
HIM
! The p!th and point Of the volm-
tary Endorsement which Mr.. Hayes
gives to Judge Taft lies in
the fact that, the contest in
'"' ho' VI "l c'c' :
G'''e e,!or' ID pla'"ic the !hbcral
~, NV P'''''''"'' pi'rt! ny ms loihinaIl"h'
The attcmp: faiirl ani AIR. Hayes
hccamc II candidate. accepting the
nomination by Telegraph the same
d;ty. In The bitter and hard fought
o''''''HS "'''cl i"''o"ca' Atf '1i'ycS
";'s S',t'cSSl",, ,,, 'ccci''h" a m"lor!tN
81 90 -, 80 - over Nr' A''en' me tnties
". ,n .''t tI ,," a;.',i 20 M'',rh ,; "" I;v', tt1
t', . ''",' ''i',e. -, WI OH "''t' 'i'li y
.:, ,.' - p,"''1' ~ ,'I' '''' w" 'e' s'lS
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:I ,v.'''>,''',f ';, oA'',t'o3 ,,': "E "'lcrno'
cSt 5ronh't ior comment.
WILLIAM i WHEELER
,v:,. W., ~ " :.
un ''."''I n. a. " ',''t,' 80 81, VI .,'M Io' N,
''u ,, . ','',','.''' V; y, we 'up'''i''''l'
!''',f l'r 'TS &C.,. - 'L"Eioei't' ,,, WAS no' u
" W,I .'"'n''', u; 1vo', ,'''"'t'' ,I No"''H' ne"
I7,';',.;i ";N' ~ i,@v W' ii' ",''''''H" , .ht
IS ~'''iu' ,l'S " Ir g, ''i''''t, '.' ~ hp'
;,.'%, ".''I',', it '"N "1':' "1',,'H Iarn '''
,',,. ,ue, 49, T." @ Wv |'i' ''i'' Ia io'" 'i,o
,'' i"'i WIS., So,'' ~ IL hio'lipcr 10 th'
'"ic' LII lo'' lf was clcctcd state
senator ana served for two years
IN lSoo ne was elected to Congress
III wh'cA n,ouy he mas continued tH
serve TO IN" present time. he If
the author OF the so called Nheclc:
compr' muse by winch an attempt
WAS was! ma"e 10 rcconcllc the pollflca
"''fcicnrcS 'se' .lt"nlslnnnn' "h'r'
Wnnrii IN" '"',;iHia' are as DOW con
ti:'''ct was "rE..nlZch. Mr.. Wheel
ef Is man 81 hlSA ci'r..1.1r AMI
~--4"'-'--
hahh'l y y N""% IA firk heA IL
G""d p'acc ior observation: we
'c'' " some th'hSs thcrr winch We
co"'o NOT very welt acquire csc;
where one or th'nn us that tive
women Whispering III thr neXt room
can ne pimnly heard: whl'e yo1
might lay thcrc and yell mt the tol
"1 your Volce without making clthcj
OF even pom o. them togcther' he'u
You. we uon prctcnu to "tu.'lnr.