The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-05-10

/ SIR-We respectfully makeapplication
for the printing of the acts and joint res
olutious of the General Assembly for the
session of 1901, and agree to print the
same, as furnished us, in the, Daily Meas,
at the rate. of ten cents line,, by meas
urement, for each session; or, we will
print them in both the Daily. Nesus and
Til Weekly Neos.for fifteen cents line
or, in the Daily Neaas, .Isi- Weekly. Nea0s
and .Weskly Nsaus for 20 cents line.
/ We are, yours obediently, "a
i (Signed) RIoRDAN, DAWSON q Co.,
Proprietoss Charleston Nsaos.
| I will now read, the private proposal :
| OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON News,
| CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. %, 1871.
j. Woodruff, Esq, Glsrk,efthe Senate $
/ DEAR SIR--We agree to print the acts
i and joint resolutions of the General As
semhly at. the following rate per line,
each insertions bg measurement:!ei; y h.
i DAILY. Neaos, 10 cents Q line. .a.l
Daily and tri.wseklE,a15l cents a line.
Daily, tri.weekly and weekly, 20. cents
line: 1rl.is.:a 2 5g. GoI 20 ~ .
And we,agree 70 allow you q commits
sion of, twenty PEI cent. upon the gross
amount Of, our: BILL for such printing, as.
the amounts due are collected. . b sod
.IYours obediently,. .si.ss .l;-,a
| (Signed) RIoRDAN, DAwsoN&Co,
-. ...d ..,,:Proprietors Ne0s.
| Nor is this all, ofithe .epistles to Wood
ruff by Dawson. L viii. read another
sample of the same kind of literature:
+. 9.s..i,.a. fcoPY. 49, :,..sg
OFFICE OF THE CHARLEsToN NEWS,
:, CHARLEsToy, g., G., Jan. 25, 1871.
MY DEAR Woog RUFF enclose bill
for advertising elections, subject to usual
discount; also, bill for papers. Bear in
mind. what I told you before, that we
don't;want you to pay gfor the "Neaoses"
|, out of. .your own pocket, If the money.
is forthcoming for t'ae election notices, it.
will be as welcome as a daisy ina cows
mouth. y H. .r.,: ~ .f,.s -,
i. YoursitrulY,,c..:; ..js.u :, ,..ls'.'.'
tSigned)a, - p. W. DAWSON. :, Z,
And in order that athe silence" as we'll
as the outspoken predictions" of the
News and it's pr0prietors maybe properly
estimated,!I will read another letter..
....;,.rSan:.,.s 4.(CoPY.lI 1.s l..oi 80
,OFFICEoF THE CHARLESTON NEWS,
,,. 49,! -. No 149, EAST BAY,
CHARLESTON, S. o., March 49,, 1871. =
DEAR JOEL send bills for acts up to
January; inclusiye.. I am afraid I: haye
worried you, too much about the docu-
ment. But ] hope you won't give it up.
NY silence is often more valuable than
any; action. Il For Instance, had / tele-
grspbed the strong points of:Perry's let
ter, including: the prediction that bonds
aooulaaot be paid, 30 would have given
the market a. terrible. black eye. But
didn't. :: s.. ...-.ye,, -; 49,. -. 4.f..
;: VIII rush the acts from this time
forth. se-s: =. ..:t;=asJ Fl. ia.ij -:.2-
a,Yours faithfully, ~; bta g:s-s 20
, (Signed). ss!l .s,li i: - Il. !.
Now, Mr.. President; these are some of
the evidences of thsi character. of, that
journal, and its .proprietors; which pre-
tends to- obe athea custodian of.the moral
purity and interests of the people of this
State, and which noH strives to champion
q. crusade against Senators, upon. this
floor, and especially myself. 81. L :.
lam aware, Mr.; President, that there
has long been;a desire among certain
class to- force me from my. place in this
body, as we'll as concerted plan to make
my sitting here 80 unpleasant as to COM
pei me to resign. T:know I have been
looked upon as leader in my party, as
having some influence among its MEM
bers; and, moreover, because I had no
control over my nativity; ithas been said
that have no right to- q position
among those who are to the manner born.
Bot by the constitution and laws of this
State I am entitled'to all the privileges
of the oldest and n0blest citizen. Ihaye
not only fulfilled the term of residence,
twelve times multiplied, required of me
before qualification, which makes me the
equal, Of all, which can be sworn to, but
1 have made myself a proprietor of
the soil, which, in the aggregate, makes
your State. y s!ff!ie.52
:. 1t is true 1 have been faithful to my
party trusts, and I here declare my ,,n-
dying devotion to its ,principles-princi.
Piles; which. guarantee, equal and exact
Justice to all :. and I further proclaim my
utter detestation Of those who, because
their party for the-monent has endured
defeat desert its standards !. The coward
never.won q battle. Il =.
J, I BEE around me men, stern in their
purpose unainching in their. faith.
Though arrayed against me politically,
and though by them tfiumphed over
under circumstances which Lean have
no control, of, shall claim from them
the treatment of brave men, though
flushed with victory.
am conscious of no wrong / have
done or wished the State of my adoption,
and ask you to turn the pages of legis-
lative history and read the endeayors
have made to benefit the whole people,
and when the eye of suspicion, the ear of
defamation, ips Of calumny shall be
closed, and shall be Judged by generous
impulses; what though I have been the
friend Of the poor, ,uneducated, enfran-
chised 'bondman, and seemed to have an
tagonized other interests, it will be found
that T have been laboring for the future
prosperity of all.
I am an enthusiastic lover of liberty.
Liberty for all | I thank God I have
lived to see the nation outlive its natal
lie. -. -.
Yes, there's spirit stirring in the land
Which, on the nations palpitating heart.
Takes frmest hold, and win not thence de-
part,
Till from Atlantics to Pacifc's strand
1t permeates, the soil, the air, the breast
OF every freeman, and of all oppressed;
That spirits the unconquered soul of lib
80 erty. a.,ia =
y Mr.. Nash. ALSO rose to question Of
privileges, denied The statements made
relative to himself, and stated that he
would, on tomorrow, speak further on
this matter. :1' a. IN - 4
Mr.. Bowen moved that a committee of
FIVE be appointed to investigate the
CHARGES made and! report to the Senate,