The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-10-12

committee scnt by Richland G ountv
TO protest against them before ma
Stevens Reconstruction Commit te
ne had then predicted just the
chaotic md disastrous co ndition of
a1lalrs now existing III SO nth Caro-
ina. The system Of GOV crnmcnt
lnauguratoI and continued by the
Radicals in South Carolina is both
unsound and unphilosophical, and
it cannot last. The honest people
OF thc State have at last decided
upon the true plan OF redemption,
and they will succeed. Our mother
is DOW rccmnbont We must raise
her up, placing upon her person
the spotlcss robes of purity, and in
her hand tho sccptrc of real power.
The cause Of the Democracy is not
! less grand than was that of tho
Americans in 177G and 1912, or
even thnt of the South in 1860.
Success IS positive necessity. Tho
condition Of the people, should they
be defeated, will be truly terrible,
and there ls no telling TO what re-
sorts they may be impclled. We
must win peaceful victory. There
is great hope for the future. Tho
people must work, resolving to win
and they shall win.
At tho close Of Col. Thomas adj
dress, the column was formed, and
tho crowd repaireds, to tho tables,
where bormtiful dinner was spread.
There was abundance oi all, and
the party did both tlieiiGsslyes and
the victuals. tho fullest justice.
Everything about the tables was
most admirably managed After
dinner there were addresses by Capt.
W. Il. DcPass, Major Lcitncr, Col.
McMa3tcr, Col. Rion, Col. Cameron,
Capt. Gaillard, Mr.. G. S. Brice, and
Major Woodward We wish We had
space to give their speeches in full.
They were I'll full Of strong points
and of hopc for tho State. Judge
Cooke also made u row additional re-
marks, directed exclusively to tho
colored people. He was intcrroga-
! ted by Preston Center, an ignorant
Radical negro, but his apt replies
soon silcnccd the politician. Tho
Judge was repeatedly chccrcl.
1t WAS dark when tho meeting
adjourncd--with three rinrinu
cheers for Hampton--and all went
away pleased.
AT night there was n scrcnadc, and
speeches were delivered by General
Bratton, Colonel Thomas, RS. Dee
portcs, Esq, md others. IL was
twelve o'clock before the crowd dis
pcrsod. We can only repcat chat
the entire days proceedings were u
grand success.
! Three cheers for Ridgcway!
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