The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
NEWBERRY, S. c., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1884.

oCuI IAC OulICQ StaLcS vi LDG HuSI-
ings in the same sense that they
represent the Government in any
: department. Of the public service.
And the professional banditti who
perve.t to the uses Of political
party the agencies which were
created for the general good. run
| no risk Of immediate punishment
or loss. Upheld and rewarded, in
ANY event, by the party in power at
Washington, defeat in this State
does not dismay them. The GUS
tom houses, the postotlices. The
bureau Of interna. revenue, the
court rooms Of the United States
. Commissioners are their entrench-
ments, their hospitals, their camps
of refuge. They sally forth like the
treebooters of old when there is
any hope Of plunde-. When they
meet with sturdy resistance they
retire in haste to their strongholds.
There they repair damages at the
public expense. There they plaster
their wounds with government
notes paid out to them for sup
positions services. There they
live and thrive, growing sleek and
fat whoever else may suffer. The
! fay of the United States, waving
! over them, renders the den of thieves
Us inviolable as the Temple Of Lib
erty itself. These knayes, these
raiders, these robbers must be
banislled from the public places
which they defile and desecrate.
Put i'll the Federal offices jealous.
pure and industrious men, who will
show their respect for the govern
ment by making it respectable, and
the political reformation and in
dustrial restoration Of South Caro-
lima will be compete. The cload
which now wells the evershining
! sun of progress and content will be
dispelled, and the United States
Government, as known and judged
by its officers and immediate re-
presentaliyes, will become a trusted
agent and friend, looked upon by
all good citizens with pride and
satisfaction, because worthy, in
every part, Of the Republic and lis
people. .s
Fellow-Citizens You have every
incentive to labor unremittingly
until the polls shall be closed on
the 4th day of November. You
will do this, if you value good gov.
ernlnent at home. and desire that
it shall be made perpetual. You
will do this, if you desire the con-
tinuance and growth of goodwill
between the diverse elements of
our population, so that the great
political and industrial problem of
the century shall be safely and
peacefully solved. You will do
this, if you desire that the United
States Government shall be as ir
reproachable as the government Of
the State. You will do this, if you
wish that the American citizen
shall be respected everywhere and
his rights be jealously projected.
You will do this, if, in the momen.
tous struggle now in progress, you
desire that good shall triumph over
evil, right over wrong, purity over
impurity, fidelity in public life over
blistering rsseality in public office.
For your own sake, for the we'll.
being Of your families; for the con.
servation of your properly; for the
sake of those who are to come after
you and to whom you desire to trans.
NIT pnimpaired the benefits of the
republican institutions which your
fathers founded; tor all that you
possess and all that you require,
we most earnestly exhort you to
spare no pains and fall in no effort
te give Q sweeping majority for
Cleveland and Hendricka at the
polls in SQpth Carolina In Novem.
ber, Let your courage be equal to
your hopes, and you cannot, will
not fail. ....... g-.
JAMESF. IZLAR, Chairman.
WILLIE JONES. Secretary.
GEO. d. BRYAN,
W. T. BROOKER,
GEO. W. CROFT,
A. J. J.NORRIS, ::
WI. G0ODlNG,
J. 3. ALLEN.
GEO. S. MOWER,
D. F. BRADLEY,
WIN. MUNRO,
r.. P. TODD,
r. H. CLARKE,
G, E. SPENCER,
| i, G. McCLURE,
j. W. WILLIAMSON,
j. +. RHAME,
J. M. JOHNSON,
R. D. LEE,
JOSIAH DOAR,
S. H. RODGERS
F. W. DAWSON;
-ae-s-ssss.
$4,000 changed hands ON a dog
fight near New York on Wcdnes.
day.
300 electric lights are being put
in the McAden cotton factory al
Lowell, \. c.
There are twenty-five saw mills
in operation between Lynchbure
and Danville, near the Virgins
Midland railway.
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