The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-29
The Columbia Register.

We are glad to note the improvements in
this Columbia Daily. The publication OF a
daily paper at Columbia has, since the war,
been attended with very many difficulties;
but the publishers of the Register have met
and overcome all these, and have established
paper that is a credit to the State. The
Register is Democratic to the core, reliable
and patriotic in its course. never swerVmg 70
the right o, left for the sake of popularity or
temporary gain. The Register is newsy, en-
terprisiug aud ably edited, and deserves
liberal support from the people of the State,
both on account of its intrinsic merit and for
what it has done in the cause Of honest, pop.
ular government. The following notices
from various sources show in what esteem
the Register is held:
1.-THE Register is first class Democratic
daily and richly deserves the patronage Of
the people of South Carolina. Its services in
the past should not be forgotten and its
sound and reliable political principles ought
to make it welcome visitor at every tireslde
in the State" e."-Sumter True Southron,
March II, 1880.
"The Register scarcely needs any praise or
commendation from US; it is truly leading
paper of the State. It is foremost in the dis
cussion Of every question of immediate and
pressing demands of the hour, and its voice
is always. heard debating them with logic
convincing and irresistible as its language is
ornamented and free from the impurities of
personality and invective. It is ever true to
the fundamental principles underlying our
Democratic republican form Of government,
never hesitating to smite heartily and at
once corruption, debauchery and dema-
goguery in either party. 1t upholds virtue
and denounces vice. 1t is the friend OF the
constitutional immunitieS and privileges OF
the people and is ever stretching out TOR the
furtherance of benevolere and charitable oo-
iects. 1T IS 4 GRAND PAPER and should
have generous support from the people
throughout the State. Lexington Dispatch,
April 2, 1880.
t'The Register is undoubtedly the best and
most ably conducted paper ever published IN
Columbia and deserves most liberal patro:
mage from the people in every section OF the
upper part of the State. ."-Union Times,
Aprl2, 1880.
GAS newspaper The Register has few
equals in the South, and rs reflex OF the
true sentiment Of the State it is fast taking
the front rank. ."-CheSter State Bulletin,
April s, 1880.
"We hazard nothing in saying that The
Register will compare favorably with any
paper Columbis ever had, and will bear com-
parrison also with any of the daily Journals
of other cities. Democratic to the core, TIE
Register is a faithful wstchman, ever awake
10 The political interests of its party. Public
spirited and vigiant, it is always alive to
the deyelopement of the varied interests of
the state-asricultural. mechanical and com
mercial "-Laurensyille Herald, April 9, 1880.
The price of The Daily Register is So d
year; IS for months; $3.50 for 3 months
The price o: The Tri-WecSly Register is 81
year; So for months; 81 for 3 months. The
price Of The Weekly Register IS - year;
s.. so for 6 months; 81 for 8 months. Speci-
men COPIES sent on application. Address the
publisher, Charles A Calvo, Jr., Columbia,
SC