The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-12


AIackey says that Whippor and
Moses shall never take their sea. 8.
Congressman Mackey thinks there
will be. another Independent repub-
lican ticket with Ohanibe, la h at
its head, and that this ticket will
win. Congressman Wallace, thinks
that Coy. Chamberlain made O. great
mistake pai in breaking with his party
aslt will lnjure him and ruin the
party Moses sold out the'E party
lastSear ana is now a Nudge h8Ho
THINKS the Ways ,ofthes anal iolityY y are
inscfutatble and past finding ont.
Attorney-Gener Motion, it is said
will resign his position and oschew
politics IN, the future. Judge Car
p,nte" does not know whether to
III this Vacancy, for six months.
He 'deplorcs tho VIOLENCE and blood
shed that will ensue this, Fall.
Ihlls, by the way, is the attitude of
most OF the radical office seekers.
Ihoy dweli oloqucntly on tho bless
inSs of peace, and tho horrors of
revolution. They also almost have
the presumption to say they will
certainly purify TIC party this
Fall, and that the Conservatives
mus again support an honest
straight radical ticket. Their
a'llacity has not yot reached the
point OF i.n open proposal. 1t
merely finds expression in hints.
L C day, h~w wcvcr i rast ahca tho
Conservatives will acquiosce in any
s6ralSht republican ticket, however
good. Radica,ism has been tried,
Dorno with, and acquiesced in, and
1T has been found wanting. Its
days arc numbered.
1t is said that Judge Willard
openly expressed his opinion that
the election OF Judges Reed and
Shaw WAS for four years. As Chief
Justice Moses is interested in the
result Of the suit he cannot sit
upon it, and it is hardly probable
that Gov. Chamberlain will appoint
a Judge favorable to the claims of
Nmpper and Moses. Should the
Court however SO decide the Dco
people Of Charleston express Open
~ their determination to rise
c's n'Hsse and prevent the seating
ot Whipper. The mechanics Of
She city. II powerful element, have
:caolvcI in Ill ceiing not to suffer
MMppcr to act us Judge. So
Whippcr and Moses will have
.iard road to travel to reach the
oo2otel crlninc. The injury done
20 the material interests of the
tate by this infamous action of the
legislature is incalculable. All
business is paralysed. Factors are
!ir"'d to advance money in tho
lace of a probable revolution. A
awyer informs mo that there are
10 transfers Of property going on
md that litigation has been stoppeI
~ the dread of having Moses and
" hpper to act as arbitcrs. But
'ut of this chaos good will be
evolved. The conservatives, backed
~ the North, democrats ana re-
will ovcrtlil ow tie party
low in power. A decisive course
vii DC pursue /. At the same time
'hls change of policy does not prove
hat conclliation in the past WAS
wong. 1t is only tho sacrifices
n :do ny the conservatives, thci:
It empts to harmonize with the
blacks. and their finn support OF
tov. Cilalnberlain's measures that
layo gained them tAc public car
nj public sympathy. BIT having
ho"n tholr ml%n nifty, they can
low without fear of cavil take
lcc!dcd steps for rcform. The
adirAl party is thoroughly or
anlzol and determined efforts will
C necessary to drive it from power. I
The weathm is very warm. lee
ca on New Years day is not |
ommon occurrence. leasure
ecket'o arc LOOKING forward to the
9Th Jununry, when Rlymoni will
appear at tho Academy OF Music in
his celebrated character of Col.
Mulberry Sellers 1t is sud that
new paper will shortly appear in
Charleston. The money has no,
yet been fully r,iHcl and it is un-
certain whether or not the enter
prise will succeed. u.
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