The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-19
ORANGEDUHG, $. c.. MARCH 10, 1850.
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Ton only count rs ciphers if IL sellisl
pylicy or isolation and cXclusivcncss
is adhered 10.
Some Of cur sui scibers complain
,ha, they arc not allowed to read
heir rapcls, borrowers grabbing
t..cm Reader, are you one of these
characters? If so, it would look bet
to- for YOU to subscribe and pay for
Jo". own paper:
The ''intcrvicwcr" has grown to
he Il public nuisance in this country.
lie is % regular fifteen inch augcr
lie is worse than 4 book agent or q
lightning rod man. We do not re-
member ever TO have heard Of one OF
!hem dying. It is terrible.
by recent decision Of Judge
Hudson at Bcnncttsvillc, tcnanls occu-
pSing rented farm lands cannot re-
move manures Accumulated hy them
during tic year, even where they haul
i'll litter from the woods and add to
.!.c accumulations about the lots.
Gen. Longstrcet is for Grant.
That isn't at all strange. He surrcn-
dcrcl something more than his sword
10 Grant. lie parted with his man
hood, too. Marlborough was great
er warrior than Longs.reet, and his
c:larncler was perhaps, no worse.
= Mr.. Hill continues to give Grant
great credit for maenanimity. The
man who ascribcs any magnanimity
to Grant, discrcdits either his own
i:nn,sty or his own intellect. The
,crlns which Grant gaye to Gen. lee
were merely such us are usual under
The circumstances. Will the iunkies
never cease To magnify this little
Grant molc-hll
What the Springfield RrppJlicdn
regards as the most dangerous sign
Of the times is not Seen. Grants en-
dcavor to grL rc-clcctc. !, although he
confesscs 10 y hotter ambition than
we bad though him capable Of, hpl
lie popular disposition to nominate
hi:u in the very hope that he will play
lie usurper ami Tie lrspot."
We haven't Il particle OF conf
dcnce in those extra national South
crn Democrats who admit lliaL scccs-
3icn Was treason. If Mr.. Davis WAS
:. traitor why did the Federal courts
tail 10 Try anl convict him? In the
absence o t,ial and conviction and
u,!ici". sentence, who is authorized
% pr0Nou',Cc hui 0: amy QihGr Con-
iricratc traitor? 1t is useless for Il
Southern man TO make the cunlcs sSion
Ct : fml That he may rcan the reward
Il y un"nioi.
New York merchants continue
TO petition Congress in favor Of the
passage OF n national bankrupt law,
and II general movement is being in
anSur"tcd throughout the country in
favor II lhc measure. 1t is claimed
dist law can he drafted which will
nc nee from the "hicctiorable featur-
ra Of The act Of 1867. The existence
Of such lnw has done more TO de-
sirny confidence among business men
than any other ic2is !ation touching
Iinarc.l matters.
Tic Ahbcvillc .Mtliunp is respqn-
sii,.a 70" The statcmen! that Il prcmi-
ncnt South CaroIiniar in Washington
IS i'll 'onc :rouhic: A woman is at the
bJ'tom Of it. She has been spirited
ave.. lie: place in Ne rrcsury De-
rarimenL is vaC2nt. ShG passed
through Columbia recently. The
scandal will no doubt shortly GONE 10
light in all of its details. Give us
The name of this prominent South
Carol"ian, Bro. Ndinm.
---ln FRANCE q marriage is invalid
without the actual 4nI formally re-
corded consent OF the parSnts Or their
represcn' ativcs, and even man OF
full age WHO wishes to marry and can
not obtain his fathers cGpscat is
compelled TO serve him three times
viii, u notice calling on him 10 show
cause Why the marriage should not
DC premitted: kitcr thlcc such SER