The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-07-25
A Talk Tith Senator Patterson.
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WASAIESRTON, w y uly l4s a.
Senator Pattarann of Snnth Carniinn.s Z.
has just returned from two weeks visit
TO tie Camerons, CT Pennsylvania. The
trip was made without unnecessary noise,
for it Ia said that Governor HartranSe,
ALTHOUGH again and again besought to do
so, would not prCmiss not to sursenIer
Patterson on o requisition from the Gov
ernor of South Carolina. It was said
during the winter after Pattesaon's con-
valescence from his severe illnesa that ex-
Senator Simon Cameron had invited hina
to spend few weekB with him ia quie-
tude and rest; ssiet the invitation WIS
accepted, but that Patterson hasitated
TO make the t,tp,. having heard that q re-.
quisition wo':id bs Issued for him to re-
turn TO South Carolina TO answer the nix
or eight indictments still pending there
sgeinsst. him. While ttys Senator remains
in Washington he eannnt be s.iatnrhai
being constructively in attendance upon
Congress, during which he is protected
from arrest under decision made by the
Court here last winter.
met Senator Patterson on the street
cor ner yesterday. He was waiting for
car. accosted him with: aHoH, ara
you, senator 2 Where have you bela,s6
long ?"
80, I've been up in Pennsylvania, Wis.
iting, the Camerons. Had Q splendid
time"
HHow long were you gone ~
& "a little over two weeks. / was at the
old man'a farm at Donegal, and also at
Loctiel."
.How is the old senator?'' t5
20, he's as gay as rooster. Never
saw him looking better. His he lsi Ii I
frst-rate. Ha is very happy, and ttamha
the Administration like the rest OF ua.,f
"Does Don damn IL. too?D
20, yes, he never has liked It. y6ii
know. l tell you this crowd mp In che
White House hasn't got any friends any,
where: ] didn't find any in Pennsyl-
vania." siie
"Well Senator, how Is the political
situation I'D Pennsyi wants ~ Il asked.
!, Sshe Repn5Ilcans say thsg viii carry
they viii. Tho Democrats however say
they will carry it. Tho Republicans vii
make big fight q s,3 81 .s5s5 5sl555,
What GJiii 5 5siEfse6; f5z 5 !.
tion q 0
.4's Tiny Fe TsTy gy5si. It viii vii; lss lin
q hemp of money, though
"How is that 3''
"Ohi these Nationals as raising thun-
der up; there. But then Don can pet
them even IL any Of them do get, into che
Legislatnre.n s D.
aHoW p,
well, Idon't care to talk about is:s
but you know such movement ia likely
to send q certain kind of people to the
surface, and In 8 large movement like
&his few of q certain kind Will gek Into
the Legislature. The Nationals don,s
ecsre Don any. But his election will
probably cost him good deal OF money.
But ka don't mind it. BY thunder, iii ere
goes my cart Good by
So Let the American people proclaim
as their resolyes Eirst That they viii
have free elections ia ali the Etatsn. TIM
disturbed and unAWed by Federal insar-
ference, civil OK military. Second The
verdict Of the people rendSsSed Ak fha
polls shall be faith fully recorded aild
shels be accepted and obsye6. Thsrd
That shS men or tha party who al.ali
stand in che S',y OF these resolves Shall
be Wishered Z ~ Gha wrath Of an boness
people who gjYe ciEil Liberty as enshrined
IN republican institutions aTis7 infsnn
TO preserve it for themseives aud ssieir
posterity. iSssaolssr BGgGsti ~, DslatsaFe.
- Che greatest aiinra of tEo year Is
the nav 81 lVef dollar. TIls coinnne tsro-
zssses at the Yats 0f two mil Ton D month,
With a tot tai produces thils fsE ef So coo 400.
nearly all Of which ia still pilssl s;sS IN 4
/ Che Treasury vaults as SYashingt0a and 4
Kew York, @ he present anxiety of Sha
otfttnv3fteo f,,1tg.ss Nae tAfst