The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29
VOL.. H.. NO. 39s

we must live in harmony, and, wo
mus. musi support that party which viii,
surely bring peace. to us 'all-Ipctacc tUl
%S's Sss:$ SsS 'S{ {$s SSs S%E NJ: s !
'Gm!oh~i1 m1ne,yerF. iloHkqnd corner, of tho
iand. Prolonged cResrS.]
The Chairman then intrpduccd. Col.
Cad; Jones', of York, the Democratic :
cApdilsto to!r R1FF!esidcntial 1F!es elector from
inns 1n's district. iIe was followed; by.
Col. Jpo, H. Evin*, our present and,
| ,aeSt Representative. in Congress:
h"th these gentlemen. madc pointed,
alnH egN!Grtaining addresses, which h'';ca We
regret that we have not space to pub-
hSh' They were, ,llstancd, to, UlrpughH-
out with close attention, and, were
loudly. applo!Wed: Repeated calls
were now nude for General Kennedy,
who aseendcd The stand, and made a
shrrt speech which, we think was one
OF his very fappiest efforts. lie was
Frequently Interrupted with. lauglstcr
and applause, aud when he closed was
Justify cbr"rcd. ~
A"orKS1SG, THE M!EETING:
Ihc speeches being over, Major,
woodward, after thanking the county
for its, magniticont dii*plsy and plcdg-
ing Fairfield for rouisinS Ren,pcrat;.
lc nlpjority in November, dccclarred,
the meeting adjourned. just about
'his time raih drops began to fall and
thp, assembled multitude startcd ;up
town at a lively speed. Four-ff,hs Of
the crowd Iroy home, but a humber
remained for, some. time. Towards
the lattGr pfa!.rG Of the day it beeame
somcwlat noisy and a number ot,incip.
lent fights were quellcd by til" cxcr-
tons oftricnfls. Fortunately the crowd
was generally good -naturcfl, antl no
serious disturbances occurred, although
too much liquor was ufloat. Bvi dirk
the crowd had departed, and the streets
were quiet. D. ''''
After the meeting was. oyer, the
visitors held Il reception in the parlor
of BroW'rs Hotel, and, ,thr. time passed
very pleasantly. Gen. Rratton was
forced to return to Columbia on thnn.
afternoon train. The rest orlhc pparty
left for Chester on the night train. !?
Thus passed II scarlet letter tlnv for
Fair'irlds ono. that will be. long rcmem::
bcrcd. The mRetin& rcAccIed crc cdit
OH General Braltonn,' who i in The tp;aast
brought the party to such good discii-
| ~
p'hc' on Malor Woodward who is
hoeri"ss IL n'us TYP to tic n,or1, ana IS
going on for "frGsh worlds to con-
qucr," and on tho rank and file of the
party Itself, WITHOUT Whose patriotism
and energy even the most artllious;
lah"ors Of the leaders WOULD be in yi.aaiii..
Lastly, Chief Marshal Rabb aid his
assistants managed the parade with
great skill and success. '"'
The COMMITTEES, on. ]icccption did
'h.rir part well. Nothing wasS Sfcn iii!
done to make the visitors enjoy them
selves. The general committce is cnri--
titled to thga'iks t!g. j s foE lhc " manner: in
which tic 'prenaEafi9S4s were made.
~ the ladies, whose sEilmr hands
decorated thc sta,itl, Special praise is
due. 1t was model Of ncatncss, and
the notices added great. to the gen!
cral effect. :: =.
The rcd-shirtctl rat that pointed q
moral with its tail in Col. Rion's
speech was ea!YXsht BY Pr. Robertson
and deckcd in The gny apparel that
proclaimed its Dcm3ocratic proclivitics
TheGrc GW Wsere W!sIe H,iine.ty-onc rcd-shirt
co.orca Ronocra{s in line by actual
count---vctcHns ORIG. !
TIE STATE CAMPAIGN. Tho follow
lng asEEG the appointments for public
nito(ings, made by the Democratic
State Executive Committee: ,
Chesterfield, Wednesday, Sept. 20.
| llseHiniGttsvillc, Friday, October =
i harrington, Saturday, October2:>
Marion, Monday, October t.
Conwavboro, Wednesday, October6.
Sumter, Friday, October 8.
Camden, Saturday, Octdbcr, 8.
Orangcburg, Monday, October II.
Aiken, Wednesday, October 3D.. :.
l'arnwcll, Thursday, October II.
Waltcrboro, Saturday, October l6.
Hampton, Monday, 0ct5Ecr 18. ;.
Beaufort, Tuesday, October 10:
Charleston, Thursday, Octobef'21.
Georgetown, Saturday, October 23.
KingStrcc, Monday, October rs. :
Manning, Tuesday, October &C..
Columbia Thursday, octobeegg eg 2s;
Tors.-The tables arc tNyned. Not
many years ago Il large porti0h of tho
toys used by tl,c children Of America.
came from Europe But now not oliIV
arc the many invcnti9ts which ha1S
originated il our coniffry sought ~
abroad ire lnnHuf,ctprfQr rM6ro cheap.
~ here, and th9olY Worf rfd'luvs large.
iy from the neW:"'tAAst| year the OK:
900: '.&'f,cs1chn steam toys and nc.
Shanica TOYS have riipidly multiplied
WitElm d few years, and arc exported
in largc' Quantities; so also tin and
wooden TOYS, which much excel Euro.
Pcan products in style. finish, anp
chcapncss. '''
-.~.~~
The battle OF Gcttvsburu woo