The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-18

1t would not be long before radical
changes wero made.
The reporter, after tho lecture was
over, ran Herr Most in q corner, and
had q short talk with him.
Herr Mostp'
VERY well, indeed; where / have
spoken l find tho worlingmcn enlhu-
"What would YOU do with the wealth
OF Vanderbilt and Gould2 Would tho
people be justified in dividing up the
! Socialism don't mean division. It
means aggregation. The people should
take the money and usc its proceeds
for themselves"
vicwsr
'"Thcrc is only ono way left; that's
revolution. All other weapons are now
taken from our hands,"
! "What will be the ultimate result of
all this agitation in Europe?"
1T will end in a revolution, and that
in the next two or three years. When
the poor classes rise there, they will
tiSr here soon after"
"lf man were worth u 81 ,OOO,O
ana 700 men were worth nothing,
would they be justified in dividing tic
money by forccW
"Fhcrc would he no division. The
million dollars would become the prop
crty of tho 1000. The Commune has
INC right to all money, for everything
belongs to the people. They have the
right to get ii in amy way, for it is
"If YOU were worth 5000 900 would
yon give it to the Commune ?''.
81 w0ulI usc ii IN helping along tho
coming revolution. All things must
now bend before that"
,, GENERAL DISFRINCIfSEMES
What Governor Ben Batter says about tho
Sacred Right Of Suffrage In tho Old Emy
State.
tFrom the American Rci:istcr)
Would moi the people Of the United
STATES deem themselves perfectly tlest
1t President assumed The tasks, re-
solved to execute them throughout tho
whole country, which General Butter
proposes to discharge in MasSachu-
sets?
Then, too, General Butler saws he
will not bc Il candidate for rc-clrction,
and i'll every aspect Of his inaugural il
is simply admirable. 1t would fiji
half fhc pages OF the Register, and
therefore We can only give Il syuol,s sis
OF this State paper. There is NOT "
suggestion, or itea, or rccomincnda-
ion that does not breathe the spirit Of
devotion TO the best interests OF the
people. lie turns, the San sa, g. tho
whole system Of State administration
iopsv-turvy with his unpleasant facts
and mnwclco:nc advice. Let us sec
what he tells the startled inhabitants
Of Massachusetts:
"Fhat by Il caritation tnN Massachu-
sctts denies free and equal suffrage TO
her citizens, and practically offers a
bounty of from one to TWO dollars for
rcglccting town meetings and staying
away from the polls.
''Ilht Massachusetts refuses to l6i.-
Oh Of her male citizens over tw cntv-
one years of age rights and Drivilr.cS
guaranteed by the Constitution ct the
United States; that her laws tli>iran-
chisc thirtysiX per cent. Of her voting
populations; and that there are propur-
tinnally fewer voters in Massachusetts
than in any other State in the Union,
North or South, except five.
"Ihat the present laws OF Massn-
u IL
hindrnncc to honest voters in Tic cXui-
else of their rights. 4
"Tlmt in some parts Of Massachn-
sclts there is neither free ballot nor a
fair count; and that q system of scaled
hnllnts is needed TO protect the hIassn-
chusctts voter from intimidation al the
polls.
"That the Massachusetts laws rccu-
latlng naturalization, by restricting the
process 10 the Superior and Suprrnc
Courts: operate to nnllify the laws Of
the United States, and that the rcslric-
ton should be repealed"
a GREAT CoUNrkY.-Gcn. Bradley
I. johnson. of Baltimore, recently
delivered an address in which he said:
"Flolida is as large as New York,
New Jersey and Connecticut. Texas
is larger than all New England, New
York, New Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA and
Ohio. The unsettled Northwest be-
Hond Minnesota will make twelve
States as large as New York. All this
territory is virgin. There is more
land belonging to the United States in
| Mississippi than Kansas, Nebraska and
Minnesota. The Southern cui,nirv is
less known than the new territories.
In old Virginia, within three hundred
miles OF Washington, there arc dcpus-
| its Of miner ais and metals more nbum-
dant, more various, and more valuable
than in any other equal area of terri
tory on the continent Of which we
| now have knowledge. One county
there. Of six hundred square miles,
has no wagon roads, and no wheeled
| vchic'c has ever been in it, unless such
one has been there in the last twelve
| months. venture to say that the
mountain region Of North Carolina,
in soil, in climate, in diversified wealth
or mine and forest, is uncXccllrd upon
this globe. In the fine lRnds along the
! Virginia and North Carolina line, the
| labor of single man will produce
from $4,000 to 81 800 warth Of tobacco,
and in Mississippi the market produce
OF one lnborcr in cotton is near 81 ,OQU.
This incalcnlable wealth Of soil and
climate is offered TO the labor of the
world almost for the asking. The foil
OF singlc year will provide a man
with freehold and home"
| FATAL AFFRAY IN ORANGEBUEG.-
a fatal ailray occurred on Monday
night near the store Of Mr.. y. =.
Walsh, about nine miles north of
Orangcburg, between two negroes.
, Drrril Runnph and Dick Jcflcoat qua;-
vci!cd abonl II pair Of sliocs During
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