The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-11

For State Treasurer.
COL. j. d. RICHARDSON.
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7dotes,
Senators Vance and Booth have
been appointed visitors to West
Point.
Senator 'Chaffee is one of the few
men who profess TO hold newspapers
III contempt.
-Seventy-six misguided negroes
sailed for Africa from New York on
Saturday. More food for fever and
famine.
During the month Of may 0,00o
immigrants arrived at New York. the
largest ever known in ore month.
-sFrom the Boys" is the. inscrip-
ton on cane that vas presented to
General Joseph +. Johnston in Mach
willie the other day.
Mr.. jefferson Davis has been
sustained in his possession OF the es-
tate left him by Mrs. Dorsey. The
Court held that the will was good.
The Democrats need Presiden-
tial candidate Tor whom they can hnr-
rah occasionally. MIR. Tilaen'e name
doesn't inspire as much enthusiasm
~ lucking. stool in January.
Many of the cities arc cursed
with defective buildings. Three
brick buildings tu.nblcd into al New
York street the other night at most
fortunate hour when no one was
around.
William Atkins, aged 23, shot
himself at Morston, in sullivan coun
,y, n r., a few evenings since, be-
cause Of quarrel with his sweet
f;ealt. He is not expected to recover
from the pistol wound.
Mrs. Martha Law Bradley Of
Darlington, who has been an inmate
OF the Luna,ic Asylum for many
wears, died in that institution on the
1sL June. Her sister was with her
and tcnderly cared for her to the
last.
1t is stated that Judge Mackey
is an aspirant, with the prospect OF
success in securing the "ppointment,
tor United States Marshal for the
State of South Carolina, cice r. NJ.
Wallace, whom the Senate refused 10
confirm.
Tho Washington Post, says:
"Dcmocrats who leave their party in
llouse in q probable minority 10 go
the home and attend to their renomina-
siop, furnish good reason why their I
constituents should keep them st home
in future"
Senator and Mrs. Bruce fail 10
observe any cordiality in the manner
of their white callers, and express re-
grct that people should feel impelled
10 call upon them through sense Of
duty, when they have no heart for
the business.
They say that Southern de'cga-
tion walked into the Grant headquar-
1crs at Chicago ON Monday and said
''If you are going to pay ont any
money it's about tine TO begin"
The friend and buotifer has a keen
eve for business
The electios, Of Gen. Jno. Brat
ton to the Chairmanship of the State
Executive Committee is d. served
compliment, rs recognition of his
ability and mis- unseldsil patriotism.
His record in the past is assurance
that in the future the party will suffer
no detriment at his hands.
The Legislature Of Massachu-
tsetts, has pl ced $3.50 with Gov.
Long, of that, State, for the purpose
Of identifying Massachusetts with the
memorial column proposed to he
erected by South Carolina on the bat
tle-field of the Cowpens. The battle
was fought January II, l781.
The Australians do not take
kindly to the polygamic idea. One
of the Salt Lake priests WHO has Just
returned from a proselytirg visit to
The big island, Gays tha. -four attempts
were made there TO murder him, and
the Salt Lake Tribune is abusing the
Australians for :hcir poor mg!knan.
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