Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-06-28

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capacity with thut of tho South. We oo2ld,
bettcr affordrto gitemb.'tie Grader with the
whole of South Alnerioai tlian witR'6utr6%n
Southern Statos. In usregionbinmkitedby
.Gfteen millions of pebplootilete afe resouttes
sufficient ,tolsusainth6 whSie present. popd-
latonto ofs the republic. no snoddih ,siis'S
ci The, foregoing Is laii ,truS, and yet tho,
average Rcr ublicunucalls it pntriotismo to
keep, theso fftebn millions ofopcoplo ipoor
,ondoia subjeotion sto,jgangs ,ofn ,hiebing,
iplnndsripg earpetrbhggers. .e0thors shave
sufficient disccrnment to sec that thp'oulti.
yatiop, ,ofi peace and reconciliation mchhs a
.reatoration of ,pEQspcrity to- thewhole coun-
try--to tho Nqgth aswell Haste. o.the South.i
st>,,,yN .set>,,,yFN{ ~
s,uai, .wr1rs. WtllAeSy RoptAa,rI ). I
,nnThn ,Chrpmiclc and OonststultduMiss 'ltas
received, ,rwitiia "a request foylcpubl7catioh;,'
copy of somo vcraeswmtten on tho death OF
Js9Wilkdd Booth. Nho4authorJ itis' stated,
is Corr was, for tho vetscs twcrb originally
printed several 1ycurs ago)y "aoprohincht
citizons of Sprihg gfuld Illinois, she home of
Abraham Lihooln., aud arb founded on tho
report that Stanton, then Secretary Of War,
ordered tho rcnuitis of d1Sath to be taken
TO- sen ,apd throWn oyerboard!in mid ocoan."
We do not rcpublish them for sesernl
reasonsf,o Que :is, ,thakpe ono helievast tho
silly story Of, Stanton and Hmid ocean" ."ou,In
1866 or 1851 tbs. .bodyaof Booth was doliv
cred tol .his, ,gclatiyes BY ithg, Government
,and iptcrrodpin tho place of theiruselection
Another is, thai the lines are, mot good
enough. TO warrant their roproductie ieul unless
For irI ktn,,, 80 ,I,,o y
or interest. Another is, that we do not,
t s.gg s;ss ssy S$Ea g g sl$!B|5&
crs or to make martyr Of q man who was
merely All bssassln.y SWGEl 20 ,dise9vcr@nyI
apatriotism" in .&hat he, aid .Ite, com
mit!ed ., cruel and Sowardly act, and ho.
richly dcsorvod,to suffer- the penalty ofnhis
orime., Eho,true sons of tho South fought
with the'sword Of The soldier, and hot With
the.'wea Dol, Of tho aasasslh." FROM a7l6Y5rl
aod PoltIyal fpSSiHt"o .lsisY"ot Aqli9g,"nSSf
progidqn42 IS9dPlR 93ass' g sPjuRapr IS Eeil as
a crime, LinSalp was fp;apjablc and kind
the UaS $Soas Sa ,1vv gho 30
fought against it. 80 Having succeeded in
crpshiRsg seSessipa"apd ro%cJinYthesU UPiap,
hoAaHd snbt NSo yanctidasaE Ehe> adoRfSnn
ofSharshSneasarcs &ngainM Eho Ss5ulKceh
people. He was powerful enough with bis
party TO 'hava defeated prpscyiptHioctnn and rs..
CONSTRUCTION and # his i.iifo had not been
tssksea3 there isicyefyreasop to believe tbatthe
Southern people would not hove endured
many of tho evils with which they have
been afflicted since ithe termination of the
war. 4nMT %s5il,i,inii ru n I"r az" ~
.r 'tt.HH a. u
WoMAS's CuhlbslrrY,:-.-A man was
ycrterday pulling an iron ]awnrollcr around
a yard on Woodward avonuo, .When on, old
lady pame alpng! loaned up against the
fence and watched him for awhile, and then
called out: WI .. Iitqh
.ro1sS ~ssE f,S H,iS;'' Wat YeFRe1'44'eg that
"To roll the lawn he answered.
3"What t'do youwahs torolltRo lawh fofS
"To mageit.leycl." o p. utT ." ,'.,',.t s :; y
.7''Wl'hat doy ypp want to make it level for?'i
she continued, oo.,;yy ,,,rH / .,,eyt,.m
"Thaps what I was, ordered to, do 4 he,
answered, she wipcd away the petspiration.
, ,i"l}ut a,1 what did ~tli6y want you to do IL
",,Why, they think q smooth lawn looks
the best, I suppose"
& l"WRyddtho5itlihk a asnoothfa&h looks
tho best2" she persistad.ss,s, ,gss<s'f >.
.t,rled ~ h1vsPs i've ,t,ih Eye t"hs said, as he
.ias'th %shy yy ha7eSss otao # to te!h !h3 s> she
"Go'n ask tho boss!" ho,yellcd. 7o"'. =, e. :,
t'IYhy shall ] go'n ask the boss?"' shc
screamed. , "" ~. ''.r"" XXX, "j,' ,,. ~,
~ s e aps,s;a Ssl sSS .os behind ns s, house TO-
nc q tmIY fHttT of1inS,t YH1r lputTYS ssoHH ~