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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-10
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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
"The Devil"

We hope that there Is an error
in the press report as TO the name of
the representative from South Caroli-
ma on the committee on organization
in the Democratic Convention. r.
Devil is The name given. Since the
Democracy nave recently obse, we'd
The effect of havinv some one of that
tamil, engaged in the organization of
The Chicago Convention, it is regard.
ed as desirable 10 get along without
aid from that -NashviUe
american.
We rise to explain and hope
our Nashville contemporary will per-
init US to do SO. This occurred
doubtless from some body exclaiming
upon the announcement Of some com.
milteemur from our poor old State,
''The devil ]" for they scarcely could
have corinunded the name of our dis
tingu'shed young country man, the
Hon. Samuel Dibblc. one Of the rising
men OF the Palmetto Sta G, and every
way one OF The salt OF the earth. witt
the Satanic parsonage men SO otter
aposlrophise when any Thing startling
happens.
ST. Devil" then stands fer "the
devil J" and has no sort of re- 'alion tc
our Orangehurg friend, who long
since .'rcnouiced the world, the hpsl
and the devil" if he is ris ~ p0li,l
cian CT most pronounced ability -
Columbia kegiSter.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02

peoples cheanu,s out OF the Gre or 10
burn our fingers to see them laugh.
Not much,
-"Mud Throwing" in politics is
considered the correct thing, but it is
not common for competing railway
companies 10 seek 10 extinguisl each
other By means Of cpilhets. Two
rival projects in Iowa; ho weyer, have
been respectively dubbed the "Salva,
ton Plug" and the "Damnation
Crook" The "Plug" is ahead so ia.
rs words go.
DR.. Alexander N. Dougherty, of
Newark N. d., Republican office
holder under Grunt, was Medical Di-
rector Of Hancock's Corps. lie
says; "Hancock will he next Presi.
dent. Several Of my Republican
friends have assured me they vii!
vote for Lin. We don't want any
president who accepts brihes, or per-
jGres himself, or who has even the
suspicion of tanL about him"
At Magdclburg recently little
girl strolled into q graveyard and
Plucked flowers. The sexton, for
punishment, actually locked her un in
a dcad-house, where four unhuricd
corpses were lying on biers. He
then went away and forgot all abou,
the child till the next day, when he
found her crouched in n corner, her
fists clenched and evidently u victim
to terror-ahso!ute'y frightened to
death. The people OF Mugdulhurg
tried,o lynch The man, hut til" police
protected him Till nc ,:..lIi he convey
ed to prison.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
Notes.,

The Uant oek boom in the con
"ention was self-acting affair. 1t
run over aud kicked down all the ma
chinery that stood in its way.
Senator Window is of the opin-
ion that it will be as much as Gar.
field can do to pul. through Oaio, as
10000 ofJIancock' 3 veterans live in
that State.
-IIIsToKY repeats itself. Twenty
years ago the last constitutionally
elected President of the United States
who ecrved was nominated at Cincin-
natl. Hancock was nominated there.
The opinion of Grants cx .sccre-
tary OF war, Bclknap, "Garficld is the
most corrupt man in America, and
would steal Heavens livery 10 serve
the devil iD," is interesting at this
moment.
The question is asked somcttr es
as 10 The pay Of members Of Congress
Both Senators and members of the
House receive $4,000 per anE um. /.
The Vice President and Speaker OF
the House receives each $4,000 annu
ally.
The Republicans have abandoned
the Surralt lie, and now profess to
base their objection to Hancock on
account OF his limited financial eSpe-
riepce. 1t strikes us that their can.
d;tlate has had too much experience
along this line.
The New York Tribune continues
10 be deliciousIy hilarious over the
nomination of j. Abraham Garfield,
but its silence on the subject OF c..
Absalom Arthur is still dense and
painful, We hope that Abe and All.
will enjoy al equal chance in the bat.
tie Of life.
There is nothing in name. A
man may act with The RAIDS and
claim TO belong to some other party =,
but il matters not to the Democracy
10 what order, organization or clan
he may claim to belong, his influence
is recognized to he against the Demo
crpGy and in favor of perpetualing
Radical rul..
---Persons who Wish to pitch into
others over our shoulders are notified
that they must do their own pitchin.
in. We will cherrlu'ly give space TO
any cne who has anything to sny mpon
nny subject that concerns the public,
bnt VIC are not disposed to take other
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
An Estimate.

The Baltimore american can have
the credit Of making up the first
table OF the cnlnpaign to show how
the States will so in November. OF
the electoral votes 1872 are claimed fo,
the Republicans aud the 1873 given b,
the solid South arc conceded to the
Democrats, " lie 100 are put down
as doubtful. 1t is significant that Ii
Republican paper a! the very Begin
ning sets Pennsylvania down among
the doubtful, along with New York,
New Jersey, Connecticut, Indiana,
California, Colorado, Nevada and
Oregon. Out Of this doubtful; list the
Republicans will have TO get IS votes
TO eject their candidates and the
Democrats must have ~. Estimates
Of this sort will be more common and
probably more 10 the point rs the
calnpaish progresses.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
Our Delegation.

No set OF representative from any
quarter of the union. received more
special attention from the citizens of
Cincinnati thant those from South
Carolina. Az the moment of their
arrival generous hospitality awaited
hem, and during their stay many acts
"f kindness we're shown the delega-
I'm as 8 body as we'll as in,iividIpls
all of which Indicate unmistakabl,
u warmth Of friendship on the part OF
the Cincinnati ans most gratifying to
the people of South Carolina and cs
pecially TO Charleston, to who's,
whole-soul treatment of a CINCINNATI
delegation on former occasion.
these friendly manifestations are due
On these occasions we are pleased t.
note the part taken by our worthy
towns,nan, Hon. Samuel Dibhle
which was "reditablr 20 himself and
honorable TO his constituency. Capt
Dihhlc is rising man and is making
for himself an enviablc reputation
both State and National and We
trust our county will call into rcqui
sitiOn his talents as one OF the repre-.
sen,alives TO the next Legislature
With Gen. james L. Izlar in the Sen
ate and Capt. Samuel Dibblc in the
House. Orangeburg will stand q peer
in point OF patriotic talent with any
county in The State.
No man in tile whole Convention
wus received with more cordial wei.
come or npplnudcd more warml,
than Senator Hamptcn, wherever b.
went. or This South Carolina should
he proud because our great chieftair
Is justly regarded as the exponent o.
The political and patriotic sentimen,
of our State; and in honoring Hamp
ION the nation honors South Carroll
M.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
Four Tickets.

These United States are great ma
uon. What other people under the
sun enjoy equal advantages with us of
Obtaining ruler to please them! We
have four tickets 10 choose from on
the ri of November, and yet some
people arc not happy. Here are the
tickets: Hancock aud English, Demo
crat; Gar field and Arthur, Republic
can; Weaver ii Chambers, Nation
al Greenback Labor Dow aud rhom-
son, National Prohibition. Ii YOU
want to br on The winning Side vote
foi liauc"ck aud English, as they are
bound to win.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
Mr.. Trotti's Lecture,

We regret to report the visit of
Mr.. $. w. Trotli for the purpose OF
delivering lecture in behalf of The
w. Gilmore Simms' Monument Asso
ciaLion before the people of Orange
burg, total failure. Not more Than
dozen persons assembled in the
courthouse on last Monday evening
to greet the lecturer or TO show their
appreciation of the high worth Of the
Character and life of South Carulina's $
greatest novelist and historian. This
ls the more regretted because if an,
section Of Tie State has been iusepa.
rable connected with the iulure bv
the pen Of w. Gilmore Simms, that
section is Orunsebury County, ever,
hamlet of Which has been made no.
'orions by his fertile pen in the
"Foray ers" and other Revolutionary
Tales. Nearly every loot Of ground
lying between and bounded by the
Ii;iisto, Cu"garee AIT; SaH:ce Rivers
has been made the scene of some
daring exploit and every famil, to
furnish u hero for thrilling nara
live.' To live again with the eloquent
lecturer under The inspiration WHICH
gave the novelist The bold conception
OF Il " lille Sinclair and enabled him
TO depict with life accuracy the 70.
mantle ciI cumslances connected with
his career, would have been treat Of
no ordinary enjoy ment; yet there is
such want ot appreciation in our
people of literary merit and 50
IlLtle interest felt in The memories OF
the pust that there wac scarcely an
Audience on Monday evening sufli.
GENTLY large TO be dismissed. We do
trust on the neXL visit OF Mr. Trulli
to our town Il more apprecialive au.
dIencc mag greet him and c,,nl,lbu.
Ii II made TO the Simms Monument
Association be made tina. will do
credit TO the offspring of Revolution
airy sires aud honor TO The talented
palrlolIsm that made Lhem notorious
in history.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
independentism.

The only movement Of this charac-
ter in the State is Ivy eX Judge G.. p.
Townsend and u few f1llowers in Marl.
boro County, which like every other
spasmudic effort needs countcnance
and support more than can be given
by its projectors in order 10 succeed.
Judge Townsend is an ex. Radio al
oflicc-holder who entered that party
under the fatal deluson of benefi,lipp
his people by accepting position bu,
huds himself without the confidence
oI those he sought to serve. S.ch
men mistake criminal and selfish
ambition Tor laudable spirit of pa
trlotsm and detect the error only
when loaded by ruinous suspicious
aud abandoned by friends, too late
to excuse lEeF mllv. or to vindicate
their motives and characters. Infinite
y better it would have been for judge
Townsend had he suffered the ills in
common with his fellow citizens rather
than enter upon a course Of such
doubtful propriety.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
FOR CLERK.

MeSsrs. Editors:
Mr.. Joseph +. Robinson is hereby an
nounccd by his many friends rs a cuntli-
date Tor the office of Clerk ui curt. aud
his claims are submitted to thu. County
Democratic Convention. by the result uf
which lie will abide. Should he rccriv,
III Tie haEds OF The people tI- office. it
VIII be bul what they intended to confer
III 1865 and again in 1876. Let him not
bc deprived Of enjoying whut in '6S Was
taken from him by furcc and in rs by
c"rruptun and fraud. We believe INN
I" bc The choice OF The people. anu know
him 10 hc lunest. Zcalulis and .tiiclcnt.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
Notice.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. J
ORANGEBURG COUNTY ;
ORANGEBURG. 5. c.. June %. 1880
TN pursuance of an order of Judge
Il Thomas Thompson. dated 3rd May
1880. notice IL hereby given. to all par
ties Interested. that the matter Of tn.
changing of the Offices of Clerk Of tourt
County Auditor and County Treasurer
VIII be taken up and acted upon by tht
Board Of County o..missinnrrs ut rIeil
meeting TO be held July 18th. 1880. Y"u
VIII take notice aid g:::".,:.: yourselves
accordingly. BY order of the Board.
l.. Ii. WANNAMAKER.
G. h. G. e., o. c., s. G..
June 2ltl. 1SS0-3t
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
FOR CLERK.
M sS,'s Editors:

M sSrs Editors:
Please anlounce Capt. F. NJ. Wanna
maker. Of st. Matthews. II o;ndidulc for
Clerk of the Court. subject to the action
of the nominating Convention 1t is use
less TO say much for Capt Wannnmaker
as his services in the past are we'll known
III Il we think appreciated lhrnughont
our county. Upright. honest and fully
competent will mcrit The trust rrpu>ru in
MN. "llOhur to whom honor is due"
MANY II IIENS
OF Upper Oran2rDurg.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
Attention
Notice..

Notice.
NHERE will be II grand Concert and
Il Festival for The benefit OF the Excel
slor Bass Baud at the ourt House on
Tuesday evening. July 9Th. 1880. com.
mcnclng ut O'Clock L. NJ conducted ny
Mrs Al. H. J"hnson as Organist. Come
one, come all aud help us.
Admission 10 cents, Children 10 cents.
COMMITTEE OF RRANGEMENTs:
JAMES &. DICKSON. President,
JANUARY BALTZEGAR, Treas,
CHARLES FLEMING.
JOHN l.. liUMBEHT.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
Had They Seen The "Nation, "

The editor Of the Nation, that awful
and sublime parsonage who divides
hts time pretty evenly between won-
detlns why that second syllable was
added to his name and finding fault
with things, expresses himself satisfi-
Ell with The nomination or Gen. Gar
field. In fact, he thinks that, on the
Whole, "ihe convention could hardly
have made better choice" This,
one would suppose, ought TO settle
the matter ; and why the Democrats
should, alter j! has thus been disposed
vi, 60 10 the bother and expense of
holding u convention and nominating
ticket, seems strange enough. We
arc afia d they had'd seen the Mutton.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
Can the Chicago Ticket Succeed ?


1t is said, doubtless with truth,
that good men compose the Repuhli.
can party at the North with equal
regard TO fact, 1t may be asserted
that bad men compose it at the South.
History, at least since the war, proves
that the party. however composed.
has been controlled in both sections
ny he worst kind of men, It's poli,,
cal principles, if conceived in patrim
ism, have been perverted and distort
ed by designing leaders, and have been
devoted TO tie asest purposes. AT
the North with Grant as convenient
tool, which performs It's work hest
when we'll creased, these principles
were untluslilngly made the medium
of barter and trade which accumula-
ted gain in the pockets of surh men
as Garfield, ColtaS AMI Babcock,
whilst the rank and file of the part,
rested without a suspicion OF such
base treachery. At the South, the
party leaders, backed by a slavish in.
crcdulity and q supcrsttious igno
rance, and without g single regard for
an honest sincerity or love for truth,
prostituted these principles 10 a base
tyranny over conquered people, b,
which hey gathered spoils without
possessing even the furethoughL TO
Judiciously appropriate thou. Indeed
so wretclledly dishonest have tli. par
ty leaders been IN both SECTIONS OF tue
country, and SO damaging have heen
the effects o! these distorted political
principles upon the morals VI s,,ciel, :.
that the honest Noi thrrn Republic II
to-day stands nghast rs lie looks upon
the climax reached In tie nomination
OF Garfield and Arthur; aud the mis-
erable Southern fanatic, with scarce
brains enough to recognize the fact,
is astounded at the cnorlnily OF his
own temerity. No wonder we hear
The murmur coming from ever, quar-
ter of the North that honest Repuhli-
cans will have nothing to do with Tie
Chicago ticket, the embodiment OF
political rascality and Official pc, jury :;
or hat the Southern freedman bends
with servile awe Lcforc the spectral
image OF his own folly.
II is not in the nature Of things for
this ticket TO succeed. Prove To an
honest man, controlled by principle,
The error Of bis course and he will
amend or abandon it altogether ::
show 10 superslitious ignorance The
ghoslly apparilion OF It's own criminal
weakness and alrighted il will precip
i,ately seek the nearest refuge. So
the true, law abiding cilizeus OF ever,
section will refuse 10 support a ticket,
the success of which, he knows, will
lead TO greater corruption than That
society now suffers and the colored
freedmen of the South will be found
by thousands seeking refuge IN the
Democratic party ilom contact with,
what lie believes to be, fatal spec
tire. The record of james A. Garfield
now being made up, warrants this
prediction, and the present action Of
the Republican rank and file, indicate
its fullllment.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
.,tico.

OFFICE OF SCHOOL COMM IssIONER. }
ORAhGEBuKG COUNTY
ORANGEBUkG. ). &. June Is, 1880
a IT.. pcrsons DESTROYS of tcachin. IL
IA the Public schools of this county
Tor the next scholastic year. are hcrrbI
notified that there will be a public oxa,u.
inaii"h for teucllcrs IN .ihrridan's Scln,.
Room, on the first Friday and SATURDAY
In July. 1880. There will be no otl,cl
examinations until in uary 1881.
y l. CONNOR.
Schnu, Co,nnuss uuer
June lS-tf Oran2cburg County
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
FOR SHERIFF..

The many friends of Mr.. j. NJ Berry. of
Branchvllc. respectful ly announce hm
Il candidate tor Sl riil Of Orau.cburu
County. subject To the uciiO. OF the nom
llntinG convention. Mr.. Berry Is Il
young man Of cXcellrui lahis business
qualifications and unuUuhIrd integrity
II ylcclrd would fiIt the flee lolorablv
win credit to himself al, d constituents.
MANY VOTERS
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.
uessrS Editors ::

-ueSSrS GdltOfS:
Please announce MIR. CHARLES B.
GLOVER as II cnntlhltte for the above
office. 1t Is uSelt>stJ say anything in
his favor. us his ability is already dis
play, Il by the .n:lnnrr Ia which he has
discharged The duties IF that position uu-
ring his term OF service. We iurtIer urge
our claim in his behalf ON the ground
that the Incumbent Of that office ought
10 have ;'3isi;aGriih!;; tXiiviyiiuv iii iiiv
practice OF law. as ihc office l. not min
istcral," but is beyond ii doubt "Ju,li.
clal ANY persons desiring TO satisfy
themselves Oh this point can do 81 nv re-
ferrlilg to tue Constitution of our State
ARTICLE 1, judicial Department. See. 20.
Also revised STATUTES, pages b72 To SIS.
"lltle !, Probate Court" and TO tile
kules OF Court In nominating MIR.
Glover through your columns, we pledge
him and ourselves 10 abide by the ,lrcis-
ION OF the Democratic County NumllIu-
ting convention. MANY VOTERS.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given TO all con.
IN cerned thar In one month from .da,,.
will llle my final account as the Guar
dian of Thomas NJ. Raysor. ana will an
ply to the Probate Judge tor my final dis.
charge. W. G.. MOSS
Guardian Of II. Nj. Ruysor.
Orangeburg. Sc. June IL. lSSO-1t
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
THE WORKING PEOPLES CAN
DIDATE.

INeSSrs. EditorS:
r. llarpiu Riggs is announced as n
III candhalc for the Office Ui Clerk of the
ourt for Oranerbur% County. lie has
teen tried in office and was never found
wanting III his Juty
THE " ORKlNG PEOPLE.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
FOR CLERK.

NcSSrS. EditnrS:
l. ease announce Mr.. ROBERT (OpES
as Il cahdidale beinrc The i)eMucrutic
Convention Tor the office at Clerk Of the
court. IL l. not necessary TO say any
liiih% IN his praise. or of his peculiar
fitness tor the "tl!cr. His services to
country. state and county are we'll
known by MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
FOR SHERIFF,

MeSSrS. Ediors:
| hereby announce myself II candidate
for The office of Sheriff AID " i'll submit
10 the results oi the County Democratic
Convention. Very respectfully.
j. w. MOSELEY.
May 10, 1880.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER

MrSsrS. Editors:
Please announce Rev Jnh:I f. Penney
rs Il candidate Tor the oiiic, OF school
commissioner. He has ever been n
Democrat. and on it, platform is willing
10 stand, rise or tail. He VII, submit to
the County Convention.
MANY VOTERS.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
Notice of Dismissal.

0N the thirteenth day of July next /
~ will file my final account, as dmi,,.
istrator of the Estate of !. J.. Mupphy.
deceased. In the Probate Court for Or
nngebnrg County, and ask for letters OF
uismis>lon. +. w. FAIRY.
June III, lS9O-5t Administrator.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
For Sale.

a Secondhand Piano. in good repair,
"A just Iurd nnd you'd t"uc. l'rict
Sao. Come quick al::! get u bargain. Ap.
ply AT this ullice,
Orangcburg, s. c., June IS, lsSO-lf
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02

We have not heard II Republican .ay
y .".1 asAin.l Hancock. They think
he is q strong candidate.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-02
Notice to Greditors,

Notice to { 1'editors.
W L. roosevelt as A'lmiuisI ra'ur Of Jn-
simh NJ. roswell. ,ircca>eu, Plaintiff.
Against
George Butler ROSWELL ct al, Defcnd-
ants. ...
DUR uANr to an order of tile Court
IL Of Common l. cas- Eia,lc in The above
entitled cause. AT the May term 1850
noIice is hereby given totall Creditors of
the Estate oi Josiah NJ. Crosswell. de-
ceased. who have not already established
Their claims. To present and prove HE
same. before me at my office. OIL OF be-
fore the first day Of August next, or be
debarred puynlent.
Il. w. GLOVER.
NJ MAsTERS OFFICE. Master.
OranGcburg, June IL. 1SS0-7t