The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-21

pom tickets are composed Of Dome -
crhcs'' we cannot recognize any obli-
CATION devolving, upon the citizens toll
Yote forme who were not nominated;
oy majority OF the Democracy Of
Atlanta. The ring organ in this city.
WIN ITS slayish subservancy 70 tic
party lash,. las already notified the
people that Federal and State politics
viii be drawn into the canvass. We
90 not recognize any Democracy
whatever in the campaign but merely
local struggle for good government;
ana the ticket which we support will.
III our OPINION, give us such good gov
Col: I. w. Avery, who is at present
PrlTatc secretary OF Governors Colnuitt
and who is editor of the Coustituf;ons
opposed Colonel Farrow in 1872, wrote
as follows In September, 1876:
Co1: 4. Sfodo Ea'ros0,- Spu,tau6ua,g,
MY DEAR CoLeNEL:. In reply to
your inquiry I:am*plcased' to state that
during your residence in Atlanta YOU
never ran for any office as u Radical,
candidate. In November, 1872, wou
ran as an lndcdcndcnt Democratic cal,-
didatc Tor Mayor in opposition to
olice'nlonopoly." was Editor of
the "Atlanla Daily Constitutions at
TIC time, which paper opposed: YOU.
nut dnrlnS the canvass your personal!
democracy was not questioned, and
YOU were supported by the "Hcrnld,"
a Democratic paper, and aftey the elec-
ton the Democratic press that opposed
you here acknowledged your INTEGRITY
as a Democrat. Truly yours,
NE
The Aalanta. Constitution in Dccom-
bcr,. 1877, srys:
"Ihc many friends Of tliis cultivated
gentleman and answering Democrat
Will rejoice to learn that he has been
elected Clerk Of the Senate of the
State OF South Carolina. Colonel Far
row once resided in our city, but re-
turned to his native State in the hour
or her sorcst trial and greatest need,
and established q paper ut Spartan
burg Qhc Ue:altD to aid in redcemine
the noble old Palmetto State from the
Vandals who had ovcrlnn it, And his
eicctionto tho Clcrkship of the Senate
IS ailttingrccognition of his valuable
services as Il member Of The Democrat.
ic State Executive Committee during
the campaign which made Humpton
Governor and forever forced the State
from negro rule. We congratulate
the Senate orSouth Carolina in the
choice OF SO good a man and SO true q
Democrat"
Colonel Farrow III conclusion says
he has been member Of tho State
Executive Committee Of South Carroll
Ia for three terms. lie was one of the
eight members who called the Straight
out Convention Of 1876, against q
minority of seven. In 1873 and in
1880 he was reelected, and no Straight
out Democrat, except Major Wood
Ward, has complained Of his being on
that committee because Of his being. Of
"doubttMl political position" In CON
clusion Colonel Farrow says:
In conclusion, we would say to
Major Woodward that VIC do not Sire
OFF, our 'loudcd jaw at gentlemen nor
'dog-bite decent people" in our paper,
and then shirk responsibility. We
have been connected with tic Press
OF this State for the last seven years,
and have never yet shirked any re-
sponsibility for what we have written
on published in onr paper"
A WARNING FOR JOKERs.-Thc fu-
neral of Miss Clara Bagnall recently
TOOK place from her mothers house i'm
lndiantoWn, N. B. The story Of her
sad life should be q warning to practi-
cullokcrs. Several years ngo, while
shc was but girl, Il gentleman Of her
acquaintance thought he would play u
joke on'lier, never imagining for
moment that it would result as scri-
ously as it did. Hc arrnycd himself
III diabolical rig and presented him
sell before her.. She was naturally Of q
weak and nervous temperament, and
the shock that her nerves experienced
by the frighttul apparition proved too
much for her. She fell in fit, only
to wake ravinU inariac. For five or
SIX years hoF friends managed to keep
her at Eomc, until her health began to
'%ii, when they very reluctantly decid- |
ca upon sending her to tic asylum.
She fingered there for time, until death
relieved her Of her suffering. Toronto
(O,t.3 MoN.
..-Mark Twain says the ONLY intro
duction to literary audience that he |
ever had that seemed to him the right i
word in the right place-a real inspira-
tion-was as follows: "I,adics and
gentlemen, shall not waste any unnc-
ccssary time in the Introduction. II
don't know anything about this man:
at least only know two things about
him-onc is that he has never been in
the penltcntiary, and tic other is !,
can't see why"
Tom, Dick and Harry are now ap-
pearing with their grandathcr's re.
clpes for coughs, etc, and seeking q
fortune through advertising, but the !
people know the value of DR.. BULBS
Cough Syrup and will take no other.
Frice rs cents q bottle.
There arc persons who will die !
Tor years in order to discover the bones
OF hog that died two centuries AGO.
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