The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-06-21

- Governor Young, of Ohio, declines;
to run for Governor again, because hp.
says that the salary--$4, 600 a year-.;..
too small to support him.
= Congressman Mackey is reported q,
saying that the dissatisfaction among tI,,.
Republicans of Pennsylvania will proba.
bly, give the State to the Democrats I,r.
from ten thousand to fifteen THOUSAND
majority-unless they should count thr;r
nominee in. Unfortunately, that is prob
ably just what the Republicans Of H.,
keystone State will do. Their opposit;n,
TO the Hayes policy, it is safe to saw, viii
not be allowed to stand in the wav .,t
local interests, or the scientific maninn.
lation of the returns.
Senator Kirkwood, of Iowa, has beou
generally claimed rs on indorser of Ttl H..
Presidents Southern policy. senatnr
Kirkwood has just written & letter in
which he distinctly intimates tfIathe wM
wait to see more of tho effects of the nnn.
icy before he decides whether TO s,nnnr,
it. He expresses very decided opposition,
to the offering Of any resolution indomin5.
the President in the approaching Iowa,
Republican convention, because he say.,
it will be impossible to pass such n resi-.
luton, and its offering would only leadI
to dissensions and differences. ~
Twelve States will hold election, :,
during the present year, to wit: Ken.
tucky, August G; Vermont, Septemb.r.
4; California, September 8; Maine.
September 10 Iowa and Ohio, October
y; and Massachusetts, Mississippi, Nea
York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wi.
| consin. November 6. In four of thesr
States Legislatures are. to be chosen
which will furnish successors TO /. lik.
number of United States Senators whos..
terms expire On March 4, 1879, viz: Ken
lucky, New York, Ohio and California
In oil of which it is probable tho Demn
Gratis will be successful. 7'i ss ai' t
= Memphis appeal: We do not in
tend that the negro race shall be de-
! prived of the right of outrage in siic
South so long as the race by its presence
! here with that right entities us 10 malry
| members of Congress more than W..
would otherwise have. We care little,
how the negro votes or whether he vote i.
| at all, for We have demonstrated our
power to carry the State in spite of him.
but we most strenuously insist that from
henceforth the negro must have the rlgl..
to vote. Our Northern brethren hayc,
put the stick into our hands, and we tax.
INFINITE pleasure In breaking their head.
with it. M lh' N7If ~.
- Washington letter to Philadelphia
Erening Star: Notwithstanding MAJ
Veagh's want of popularity among h,
| political brethren in the State, hc c7is in
high favor with the administration, and,
mark my word for it, should there be :,
break up in the Cabinet after the fall
elections, as there will be undonbtedly.
Mr.. MacVeagh will be given Cabint I
portfolio. He has already been tendere.l l
q foreign missson, but be is, shrew
enousil TO see hieier game in aiore for
him: Having once been Minister tn
Turkey he doesn't propose to 60 into th..
diplomatic service again unless the mis-
sion to England or France is thrown au
F! his feet. s,......
- Previous to his departure for tn ),
North, Gov. Hampton appointed Prof.
| Il. w. Barnwell Librarian OF the Univer--
sity. This appointment, while not per-
manent, is almost equivalent to per-
manency, as it is thought tEat Prcsesa,.
Barnwell is the most proper and suitabI.
person for the place. In this connection
we learn that the Librarian who yacatcs
~ give way to Professor Barnwell las
| rendered ;;.ry satisfactory account ns
his stewardship, there being but tw !.
books missing since he took possession.
| Considering that he was appointed under
| q, thieying administration, in every de r
partment of which theft and peculatioi,
| existed, we arc disposed to accord hin,
| credit for doing his duty C6iupibi,
! Regisfer y 4s efart lf',r