The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-11

hearts If elected, and for purposes of
gain are trumping up cases, through
perjury, against the Democrats Of both
| colors In this county, and many Of our
best citizcns. arc being daily arrested
and bound over to attend, at great
Inconvenience, the United States Court
in the city Of Charleston. Some Of
these gentlemen, specially those Of
color, can i'll afford the loss Of time
and largo expenses to be incurred in
these trials. And had as well mention
at once that the object Of this commu-
llicntion is to say that it is the duty Of
tho Democratic party Of tho State, and
OF this county in particular, to make
common cause with them, aiding them,
not only with our counsel and sympa-
thy, but by other and more snbstan-
tlal means. No party can exist, nor
ought it to survive for an hour, which
does not individually feel and collcc-
lively resent the expressions and i'll
suits to its humblcst members which
is not purallcllcd here, for in this i'll
stance our most worthy, efficient and
indcthtigablc labOrerS arc selected,
knowing, as our enemies do, that with
men Of this character rendered useless
for the future, Radicalism can again
run riot Trough our country. Indeed,
the jcOpardiZing Of the liberties of u
whole community by the perjury of
beasts like Henry johnson, NoahJoll-
son, Tom Moore. the Martins, Boiling
Gregory, Alcck Goodc, and few 9th
crs Of This stripe, is of little moment if
Radlcalism can again assume the lead,
and aicw dollars droppcdinto the pock-
cts ofllobbs and his more decent negro
confrcrcs who are hounding on the
process, and disgrncing what ought to
be decent administration, even al
most assuming the roll of pimps and
spies. Fail to como to the assistance
Of these, your brethren in distress, aud
l. say to YOU frankly that Democracy
will have no claims upon the services
OF men Of nerve, Of energy and Of
enterprise in the future, and, in my
opinion, will look in vain for that
dclivcramcc which these atone have
vouclsatcd to you i'll the past. The
presidents Of clubs throughout the
county will, therefore, at once assem-
bic their clubs and assess each mem
Der LOO, TO bc collected forthwith,
and held subject to orders from these
headquarters, said amount TO be used
at the discretion Of our executive cOnI-
mittcc, and for purposes set forth in
this circular.
l think il would be well also when
clubs meet to take vote and author
lZc the presidents or other parties to
demand Of the school trustees Of each
district that no more Radicals be al
lowed schools, but that Democrats be
given preference in all instances. GAS
the twig is bent so the tree Inclined"
and it is a significant fact that in most
instances, ut the last election, Radical
school teachers and educated niggers
were selected as spies and rimDs. for
the dirty work Of tho party. Give us
the educating Of your children and we
care little who runs the government,
has been an old and truthful maxim of
tho Church Of Rome.
1t must be q matter of SOlicitudc to
each wcll-wishcr Of lis country to
know that taxes collected from Demo
Gratis and levied by Democrats arc to
DC perpetually used to educate race
in our midst who arc so preiudiced
against us that they actually refuse to
have their children educated by Demo-
Gratis, although of their own color,
and that those who have been most
benefited by the expenditure cf the
white mans money arc now lnost
eager to report and. swear lies for his
destruction. 1t is time that the sickly
sentimcntality heretofore pursued by
the Democracy of this State should
cease, and that these grave questions
should be dealt with plainly, practi-
cally and hcroically for the good Of
our people and the peace of our coun-
try, and not rs heretofore, for the
futile purpose Of conciliating North
ern sentiment.
T.. w. WOODWARD,
County Chairman.
Bob Ingcrsoll says that it was
drinking hotel coffee which first made