The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-12-31
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the policy Of the State and Ma
tional Democracy. I have never
'ndulged iu any opposition to
Hampton himself sss3
Gen, Gary stopped here to take
part for q second in the Senate
debate, and resumed: Senator
Hampton took the initial step ia
the opposition, and l always pro-
tpose to strike back when I'm
tstruck. A conflict, OF idess;ig like
any other ,eonfieta9ou've gottol
lfghtto win it, Ia'always have,
and iwitI,t repe1 opposition with op.
position. i1iia ysIeSi | desire the unity Of the
Democratic. party as heartily as
any an, and as anemberaof the
party submitted to be gagged il
1876, and. to be- dictated TO By
Hampton where and when e.
shouldsaad shouldn't speak, aud If
! ever rooeiVedeoartesy from him,
or thoseiassoc ociated with him, don't
-.r. - r%Ff1s. gIg
knoWit, Fam willing to. retire
from public life if it is necessary
for. the unity oftthe party, but I'm
not to be driven iout=of 1t by an - -
body.Si know ! am charged By.
Senator Il Hampton with writing
articles that ] didn't write, but
my dght<hass been open aud not
secret one: N not that kind 81 ff
man. I use neither nluMed dagger
nor Eysdl'st 5stdilletto'. am wiling TO meet
him him or. any otler aan an IN open
POLITICAL contest, nf1it if IS necessary
+ Er enat thes'i interview published ia
L the, Herd5d was not a 5de eliberate
at attack on II lHFiaaupFtop am OF designed
+ to- do hHnsinj justiee;a my only idea
being to.s do Filden justice.
idea was to give full justice to
Tilden though l., I'm ~ 4, no @ champion Of
q Mss sl5 9s 9ou eaniaags re-.
gard him as asgreas eadersef TIE
Democracy, and thhifh K lie deserves
consider a Z my hands,
s ]H-ampton'7|s hands han TOO. am will
ing to give. him. his Dues He has 4
done.more for the part vi
Imaninea 1aefiea. Like some greas
military general, he, won a great.
battle ir6hsa756 ha7756 when retrene ehment
aud reform were emblazoned On
our banaers,s but he failed TO reap
|5the spoiis, and opneuts may
prove, added The -El that Il
was pasS.1ls fau e after TEhe
lSeneral then said he he
had said enough. He remarked
that the former int tergieW was
largely dye 9.1|9'a to Ae he persist Of
I5thses .Heral9 maas hoIhad worried
land badgeredsaad coaxed him into
1ttal king v her he was tired and
half sick and didn't feel Ike IT,.
Ats5anl,99infor int tergIeV pre-
ViouslY GenG Gary said tina he
,didsnosscon onsider that ab issue of
Veraefty Between himself d
Hampton existed tbs. latter 6av-
hing said be did not ecolIeet the
eonEe Eersati aliaded dRfo bet#een
stbeia5g "
r The FAcE.-zHew much there is
lin asbuman face4ss 4 ha5 &
may what llibtrary found
| | there 9 AEi thoa I. az nassions.
Fail that can STIR this 4 81 mortal frame
| may be- read in saezpressioas
There is what may be designated
as thehome face. and v thieh often
differs mueh from tho face that IS
seen in !9yl public Sils,oIY 0r Ysoeie he real 8
facets worn at hemethe ARTIFICIAL
abroad. Rheredssno siBgle thing
iin any home Biii 81 low. worth
more than s brig ht. cheerful, bope-
Pful, sym pathetic face
| 1t osoethes littlesfirritatio ~
encourages the faint, it righsens
| care, and throws Ifgth Ig gtht t more pre-
ciods than 1 TIE s. light ofe day. he
beauty, OF q face aslts expression on.
I Whetherit be5t Greek Roman ors
Saxon, its power to attract or re-
pelslies in the com fbfnad speech
Its several features. 6g6ely
face may be, mostseo mel and Win-
some when the: high qualities of
| the soul are pregnant there.
heart full of graci ous sentiments
and emotions will transform the.
plainest fass into one OF great
| to7eliness. 30 24zltlgz