The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-26

..i - ne, new Oih o"2L says; ue
Forty 7slKth Congress bids fa;!r to dis.
,tinguish itself as the greatest do
lpgoai|hh lpoi|hihs bnu but talk talk ti Congress siHce The
;|&yRaSS;,o ;|&RaSS; ;r rrn at, aq.aw .49i sn,ua,
-.,,rr,Louisicaa negroes in Kansas arc
begging tlcir old home, folks TO send
them money to, get back. The .old
folks however ale not disposed TO
.Aelp llose, ,wayward brethren.
rey--lt isIreportcd that Gen. w. Il.
Sherman. said recently thpt die intend
,cd TO retire to private life next year,
sylen hclbecom es sixty-two years old.
1.-The had men wise lhc would have
retired long ago @.ta d-
h"a-Dr:h Stephenson iof, Gainesville,
GA, Tpreditrs that tue year 1880
will be tho beat crop year we have
il,atl'y ssH HJ''rhca Doctor is'da scientific
mini and edn see ms fai Into grind
stone rs anybody 'H"'h "a. "'i'
'*HI There must he something wrong
7WlieH 'aHy Kind Of Il subsidy goes beg
igtfng. AZ Nassau correspondent
E%ritos' tia. there is d Standing offer
on'tlie part Of the Bahama legislature
ofslO'ooo' year for ten years 10
aRy" cohpany that will lay cable
Jutwceh' Nassau, and tic United
States. .''oaim1"iah I'm "o> y .>nt g,
In Rhode Island the right of n
citizen TO vote is denied and abri,lg-
cd by reason Of nativity. !, Yet this
little Redublican leaders to thus vio-
!atc Tie idolized amendmcnL and no,
one VOID Of ccnsure. has eyer hccn
heard from q Republican leader or
organ on Tic subject.
Thomas Jefferson said in 1921,
'lae Federal judiciary is advancing
its noIscless step like thief over the.
1leld Of jurisdiction until all shall be
psurpcd from The States and the
governments OF all he consolidated
iIto oIc," In the light of subsequent
events lhcse words appear to havc
been truly prophetic, for in less than
siaty years They have been subs,ansi-
pllya v,eerfi4ssL ,erf ,aa ua.y
a.-AIr. Watkins. husband of Alice
Oates, ipcensel at an item in the
Gincinpali MqniIrr, in which he was
lpenlionel. as, the present hubby of
!of the peerless pima DONNA went
RrAunW Tuesday evening to cleanl ont
jlhe .QiH:e. lspand j, B. MeGormiuk
Gity9editoE,ha1 % knocA down ortwo,
but, MeCormickg finally go:o Watkins
head uuler his arm. and gnve him IA
Numher of severe blows. Mr.. Wat
kins finally beat retreat. . -- .a,1
ai --Eho Chatham (N. w Courier
says: 'tTues condition of the South
ssahyr no means HOPELESS, when cotton
goods manufactured in South aCaroli-
Inn are e!howing@ il"ir way into tle
Aewo EnglanA ,pari;elsl ut prices
which successfully compete with her
pwn great factories. Manufacturing
establishments are rapidly springing
up in various SECTIONS Of the South,
nort!'arn capitainnd enterprise being
very frcqnepliy behind them"
Miss Roschcrir'v wNaanicc,i to marry
Mr.. Deputy, at Seymour, md, but
htr father ronl'manhcdAher to marry
Mr.. Bowers, and appointed d day for
the Wedding On the evening before
She secretly bncamc Mrs. Deputy.
She was on land ior the other ccrc-
inony, however, and it proceeded
Smoothly as far as the question whcth-
ier anybody objected, when Mr Dcpu-
ty'rcmarked that he had an objection
Ia trifling one, which he felt some
reluctance about mcntioning--the
lady w4s his wife. ''""'
Stanley Matthews has made q
Grant speech IN oincilnlli. Thc
Grant men would do well to watch
him will, care lest they nnd lin
among he missing one Of these days.
lie *4s Temporarily chairman Of The
Greedy Convention in 1872, declared
tile Grant file 70 be SO pctrnca.ed
syith corruption that its overthrow
WIS necessity, and Hoped over to
tlle support Of Grant and libera! .ltor-
rey fees ''sithin . fortnight. lie is
very allie on The STUMP, bit a%fully
unsteady in his course. Z"