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KALEIGH, N. C.. SATURDAY. I)IXT,MI,UII 21, JMJ7.
NO. 57.
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THE SENTINEL.
. r- r Jte-.
WM. K. I'KLI, I .ioimcintoii.
77 a: VSIYKH&ITY.
The iiHtiti of tln l'nivt'iNiiv, utter ft
protractt-d nwilioi rtdjniirncd mi yeu-rd.tv.
Ver .mpoiUHit I u-inc. wh- Hhi.-m.
which w til me-H fw wppriri, trout, f
the friend ..I tin- Insuiul......
It W.t .MTI.IfM IO III... M i: "HI H.HI.K,-
in tin i-oiirw ot in li m i
rh plnn of intijM ii.l tit
dopl 11,
i hIL-.I l.v
. I... -h
M-llU' ll" ' lH'V- r-1 -:e M '
MhiIi llion iiroiinmlin' i-. t n to Y.ui?
IihIi Utile UihI lit N-ltiiiid S Irlin-H j
w hil- t he i la I net' In-1, i it if ire it I
lowid tit. it dm- w. i lit We mill take
plf.iMUiv ih im n i' ' lot. .nr render ihe I
repmt of the tiiiiiiijtf f.inl-l l trmiit j
tiic wheine, nnd. Imi. Ihe leading lentine !
i I the '. It'Mi
It SS t'Utn III M -i' l t l;t III. IM'M '
m;!ifii. into ..j.- t .r t i i m 'Im- tuhl !i i. ihr
I'ollr-Kiri'f t-nr. M. tu t it will y into up.
i-mtinn in .Iiitm- id nt tip- (-oiiinirnri-iiii iit j
I tin ht t VHt At lh;tt ttiiK' ft I'n hi'l' iit !
ltnl I'r.lll-oxol H 111 t-4 t If ft'lt ttl Sll tilt H- I
t mil- h r
i t in- in- 'tM 1 1 in ln H-.tt-i t S wmiii nn I In
tin r in m1 i" tin Vm 1 1 1 1 tin' n-qut ttiil
and w!H eoii i-Mt t- t-m tin al their ptvsts !
.liinn-r th- i xt ne-ion, while ?rrf. V. i
K - n, i ;tlr it -ill : , w it It I in alvl uil
in- nt "I i li- It Mir-t
fi-v a einhpli 'r tiur-r
t I .it rti.r-, will
i ,- rt urt" in ( 'Ih-mi
i.lrv, Minrraloov an.
.1 li.-oo-- to tin- S-nmr
t la- I lif lt nr
(mfMrai il y li 1
Mi-lnphyicit will l
lh Kiit'iiiivc 'oim
mittee. An Allri4 will Im iiol t t )
people of the St:i'- ty that (Vmmitte.
TheTrutet n .li tt riuin'l tht tin-I'nivir-in
".n,t a'l tli it i ii' h tin iimtitn
tli'll oiiul'l t ni l t"f onr ut- Itit.l
ipeed
77 A ro.V.A'A.v
Tilt- pMirn-.lii.j4- ttf tin- !. .., mi t'lr, ifi
ilu'ittr no t .-I y h i' 11 n tion upon mn .-.ut'
j.t't until the holy .i;y. nrv ot-t, lMon.( ilit
net ion on iinH-aliii)t nt.
The IC'ti-oimtruc tioiii-t in tin- lions- havr
pietist .1 til maif to tnkt ho k -1. p
Mr. i v. im hi- oth r .1 in-i-il I ttH.kinu to hii
lTiin p in H i-Ik- il m-v iny iip.-n lli South,
uinl hntti-ij a ptirpw to imtilv hi, own
hiIh -1 1 riii- n I iliit o I- li" Imi ii lli,
nionui at). I L a! il, aain-t thf t rut
w hue p oph- of t tit- So ii i h. i nr im n-ni-.n
i. that Uat'ily winUnuu H..r- wilt Ut -!!
ti. (Iimii thai propo-wtl in Mr il-.n - I. ill,
which, howcV" r, niu-t cfH otinlt i, it -I. ' tto
ia alloail, a pre't - vrrt- I'tn-tln t witli tin
two (mo, , r.i.r-l .r.-p .-.1 U Mr ...litt It
Mr. Stet' Ot-W hill i etmslru te I upon
ln a-Miiinipiion. that in t mull. ' t
conntiurtion ('itiijfrr i- at tin rntir-'-. In
Tonil the t'oniititution, tflat the S.nitln-rn
State ami fHrjiie ai entirely at the un i.
and under the iml m h nt i. nit ml n tlif
Ha-ln al (;inxreiH, and nets at .1. ti itn r ii t
only the Const i t utlou, hut tin oth- r i n
onlinate hrancli ' of llie overnin nt . J lie
proMMition to einpowrr the State ihi n
turn a, cllel an they have Ihm-ii without tin
Authority of htw ami in ilirinrd f nil
judtict lo th' Sollllu'in while (Httplt, to
remove the pn m nt Hint- "Hit i.il ami to up
dnt other to th'-ir likin, who alutlt hold
cUol in tlie cvt-nt t tlte rvjrctinii l l In
new ('on-uitiittoim hy the peopfe, nn.l t"
mptTHede tin ntilif-ifV, it :iti rth-tridohint'iit
nt the Km on-.trnetion i t -, :l lull, r
i uit I hM n-tv whu:lt U-oi v t N-i-b
rti'oKinni t hy tht 'onir. that tin St
are niuipK outn.. r. I t. rntti-, hrtviiif
loiletled i.ll riL'tits and thir l.rt- iiiu-l ki
la"k an ih-w fernt'irre ami w Hlai.
Vedol!-l ll I he v".Jn H' ely U"
that length, I'ut it will n-k in tin- jn- d
the lit if r ahortnn whie'.i li.it Urn ini-h- ot
rfCdimt rue thin, tlo emyin out tt tlo- lo -riin4rtirtion
Aet
It w ill he Hi in tluit Mr, tiutti it I : I-, of
Kv., ha- movi-d an inei ijal ion into tin
aiUHl t ost o! the Ki' thn ui n Ihm-aii siin
lbO.V Tin prop.".ition wi-f anl du li-l-t
hy oriiinH prudt nr, will Im- i. M-.tr.
dy the Irii-mU of tin- Ihirenu, or if a roin
iiiitle in allow l, e in- will I't-tuk -'i in it
e -mpoftii ion hii I iinp-lini'-nt- wilt l
thrown in itn way, t pr-iiit an r
Itort uiiiU aftrr the Pir-nh-ni i d . h rtion.
II it I pnHtiu-, lower er, i -rt--tajRt$tt$
accurate inlotmatin'i holli its rr:tr.l its e
cuniarv cost mid il t il w rk mys, it t-honld
lc done, ftiid any attmpl to continue ilit-
ltl-t'Hut ion -iioiill I..- deh lted, noril the
di-4 toMjrci nr.- in i.h-
The tenor of the t.T. (
ii the hill r. -
pfHliiijj the cotton ttix utter the enp i
Hf7, f xhlhitiMl ih' iml itmm'nt tln-e
who wen not hivor.ihl-- to its udoption
Mr. Cnnkltrit', ol N. touhl iml nwid m j
ini-eruily hltt. in tnwardi the South, in
optosin its ri pMil. I lis h. irii- tint! tin (
South had tdmw n u disposition to eoiieitu 1
itM-lf mole Tio.uiT its p-tlno'sl ri'dits, u- I
repn-w ntntioii in t 'iniun-si, than it- p. um y
ary cmdhi ih w Indlv unv ;tir inh d lv Ih ,
fa-ta. I
JiHD hl llliilM. It I ahltoiirre.l
that o Audilo" Vn:;inia i. notied lo
Mcaani. Hiihil, Huth.-tsA C.i.ol I. -nd-ni,
on S ilnida, upwards of titt x t h -u-in. I 'tl-'l
Iira in (oil.) to pay tlic live j i ni . mlei
nt du-'1 hy the Shite of V'ltlMTii-t It--tde
thin,, the Stiile p:tid -1 p r , n; inirn -l mi
her Stttte .h i t at home last July, and it i -naid
tlml the rush w ill tie n Iniml lo pu
'i pr-r cent, mon- in J innury next. This
htgllij t'tt'ifttftntr m lilt' t Hi I tnuuitrimi, Inn
how it Inn, heen hnc, while hIm ia lined
h?rtlj birtrr titr State- and Kd-Fid piirjMV
mm, we cannot underntand. We dlnxihl in
dulgw an honest pride if our dear old State
Htld d9M D,
fiAI.KS OF L ASUS.
The itfcft if perfectly cruidiinK lor our
html In-Met in I 'unixllrl o Imvo
their land forced into niiii kH Ht the pre
will time. So r nt in tlm m nrcity of
money, ttnit htmh wild now Hlirliont uti
le tin re me l nt iT-tlt-t partim pre-ent to
j tllt.(ll wiM r.iy ,rinK m-trnih
j ttf ifoir rmue,
ve are informed that the mle of prop-
, , . N.l.(m,im, , fl114. (,M. .h- I...
St-iU Jon , t (li i ( 'ou n t v, ntoiinhn,
l't hti t tin- mrnfv jrii'c4 ttt which it
-M. Thf iiHntion hi wlnrli Mr Joni
ii'-ith-tl, hikI wIihIi on st vt-rnl ncrotmtfl wn
i iiHhlM.'.t u wilmMr. n i l lor R littlr
otr j r iit-re. In iiIht nut inn hi'Ar
olMimltr HulcH. t'utli-r mit'h rirrumMnn
frrt il n-4'l iiol Ih wiiiiIt-( nt, that our
j j mm j 1 1- tii-Uy pHyiwnt ntl rnwirt to every
; oth'-r ioM-ilh- im an to rnicH nionry to pay
.1.1-1-. i.iiln r I liitVM lluir liimU cxpotu'tt
' to puMir -uU.
I T.ir roiiHi-tin-iii i-, lliil mnfhlrnct t
tlfsiroyl. no onr l in ripiV.1r of jillint?
! what In i uortti or wlnit he (all pay, when
! l'on -l ) ptv tt in for tin rranon that if
I Imvr M'h i- l 'ry rn w ho knows he it
il 1'iiiikinpt. to ;o onr-f into hankruptry.
U'oiil ) it ii"t Ih- fir (M-tt'-r, lor p or men
tl (mnilii-, in(l h1 of nowlint; into the
tow n-. hii.I rilii--, where lalor cannot find
rcn-lr n.l pn.fitahlr tDiplnyment, where
r'iit-. and w il rr m- hiod ph to consti
tute one half the enpt-n-a of a tain 1 1 y, t Ho
into the country nnd rent or hiiy lanl ami
'o todioyiti(.v Tin- entire wenlth of the
South in out hi-tlu out o( th1 coil, and the
wto-nrr m re ot n go to rlijtn, the het
tr ItEVOCRA TIC VIEWS.
The Washington correnpondent of the
IS iltine-rc HitTt Ht. iven the following viewi
of the I-!iom: rtie itienilgTH id Corgreas :
"Th- Ih tn'H rutie uieinliert if the Hecon
met i.-n i 'onuiiilt e have Httended the
niet-tfnL'H r-jrdarlv, not witb a view of par
tit ipttii L' in the hurtiijO-M of the Committee,
I. ut to k ep potted a- to the purpoKeti and
h !-i"!i "I t he K idiral le-idt r- Thee
einM tutic meinhiTi expre1 theinMlvei3 iu
.troii oppitioii to the Southern eople
t ikniu unv rt in ehrtion or other pro
. tf.lih-- utnhr tin- H -roii-fruetimi lnu iml
tlo-y ur-jf that tin- Sml'o-rn whites i-iiitll
fimplv prott ( wJiih-t tin- whole proceed
in' .iu-1 w ithhold uny n--. nl to sn lliiiitr
w lii'h i- th in, ii- tin pn-dit t the time i
not fur di-t :iflt w Im ii 'on re will pronoin e
;ill tlx If- ti.-n- null and v-id, sn l will
ii-l.r to the M lie- t In i r old Cotini i t u tiot.M
Sin li 1 tin- linn iinpre--ioii of the h md'n;
)ein." t Hti i.it-Miii-n h re, nml they r-iitii..u-
l.i 'ktu toi iht- ndilrf! to he i
-ned t a nnilt. e appointt d hy the late
I ii-ervnl i t Convent ion ol Virjjint t Th- y
i x p r s iht lioj.t- th-il this u-hliert- may he i
-uuple app. 1 lo the while people id tin
N'.trrh to -it riirm frm uetro mipreiuaey
ii 1 1 in t x l u ith unv iii-titit!i.'ii-i! oi oth r
ixoins -ill. I tlov ih-clai- ih it ht li.-l tli tl
the uhoh- Xo-rtii will iim' fi mm.st ami
r.illt to the re-ue. J j if Hrtdieaii on tin
uthei Iihii. I, th funtly ih-ciuie tlu-ir purpiHw
to i Hhd firm in .liteine Hint prnsi ruti -n
-tt their pi nt ot At'ric aliimi the Sonihern
Stale-, nnd the oiitsid. iinpresnion in V-h
iuton is I h:t otire-ts will iMt ary lis
pohev tine tot."
t'OSlUlloS OF THE SUVM.
From every quarter the nmmnU ire
nio-i iIoiihv The following ii extracted
from the W t-hinjton correKpomh nce of the
N. a oik W-U
' Kroereri h tteia rwjrivwi here hy a.
jiroinin. id r puhliriii S'-int'-r, it Hpp ir
tlint th proHpe-i tor the winur heiore llie
white Mtul eoireil eipl( III Alnhallo mid
Mit-uA-ippi i,i Uiiihir lo t o,nt ini.ljn,',
intelligent pt niter e-'imaies that thetf i
har.l'v e in iff h provisions in the w hole
South to It- "Vt-i h nr month lie hud
Imnselt ntrt-Htlv iv n n'l h e to one hundi l
l hi-iiro la oreisthat it wot. I t Ih nui
-ary lor t tit m to have U Ion Clllima-, as
hi- Mipplv t corn and hacoti wiia nenrly
enhau-t. l, mi. I he hud no mean: id provnl
mo for them A numht r ol I miters hud
hi th d similar notice on tin ir haiui-., ami
th.- r-ult is tint tlions'indt of imchmh uill
he It-It in h slurvinjj condition very noon.
ititHd riuls nr.- itniirip.iie.l, timl pos-ihlv
iil.Mnhlnd. A p I :i i) 1 1 i in A'a'itimn unit
1 1 nt uoi ou-' in a hundred ol I.H cia-i will
l-e in h i -i()oii . ti-nlinu. iht- i tiliivatioii
nt ttitt ui n. i u II. -t'l isiln iin.r
iuio tlnit pit inU uinor le inh'tpjat l cn
ceiv. d The present l"W pi ice d' coti.tii,
the t nhum ed -o-l f it- i .iltivation, tin- ex
port tax o i v o mid half per cent , an I the
ine-h late ol intfiv-t i Imiied on lorrowi
Crtplllll llH e IrM II V t" si I lis Ol I lie piltlllCIS
'liUa.Vfjdri. aItnot peiinir''' fSin
net iuh ttie r.unrcn or rne ithwm-v win rip
on the iiufortumite n.-t.iei, ii it !- the
Kn-edmi n'n Hui. u flppl ie i t h Ure tsurpliii
tuml to tin ii li lief. A wall alo comet up
1 1 mi Viit;ini In the Southern wclion of
that Shite h million prevails anions the
larinera to an lurmuip( ciUui, tu the
I'eniii-ula, unless relnve.1 from some 8oure,
ii jmwmI ne-'to' s will peiish through
the winlei loi wind of l"d ami clolHiii."
;V N . Oho ton MrCardie, the iditor d
the Viek-lmri; '(iiifn, ha im; l"n anested
(V I oil. ''id loi his uiticle in the I'inifn,
puhli--lii-s ;i ("--.I, in which hit e.iirlii.h' an
lo!lou .
I do n.. i.-'.'.-rd tit-n. tnl hs the Einpe-
fi.r "t thit t oiinltv, ami a 1 h heve that
rident Jotinson hih) tien. I . S. (irani me
hi- otheial --uperiors, ahall apply to (firm
loi relief and redrcs II titty esnnoi, ,,f
will not, strik- tiom my liuilw the Icticra
wliuii hae lteu phict .l upon tin in hy tin
eomtniinhi of t U i in I h I m V h" "it it f hrp
t inie l, ol will not, ivinoe the ha.klts
a hieh he h-i nupoai d n (lie limes, (lieu
t he I tin rt V d the pn, the inoil clu I isln d
n, i,i ,, n tree people, uuist he classed with
those things which "pcrinhed in the usin "
i,7 HEKSM liuT KI.ECTHh IS
A AA 77 7 'AT.
I,.rih il.i.R, IhPeliitH'i ii. - hiri' Jtnuiir
i ttri,o KiHtucky. in eoni'orinitv with
the law ol the Stutev lina isstn-d a prorfa--.
niatiou orderini an rhrtmn to he bM lof
lover nor on the 11 rat Monday in August
next, to till the racancy occwioneJ by th
dsaiU uf lb lato Uoyernor Helm.
TA; FUH.EHMAXS liVEKAV.
Il is olten reinai kel, that one "iinist leatr ;
home, to j;et thV newa," and we hitve often
wonden'd nt tin- remnrkuhh sueci ss of
many of the Southern coi respond nts of the
Noll hern pktpern, in Kfltl"' hold tl taet
which are well lomnh-d, amoii mnn that 1
are not true.
The following Ituleih Correspnmh nee l
the New Yotk will nuiprise many of j
our render, heth in Iomii t.n l coiinirv
Of r. Vot.f mi- km w hO'liino, from
fMTsoital acipiiiinlHiict-. Inn W. li 1'oiil, K-u. 1
it, one ot our Ht'f I ui uuisi n peeled citi-
xent whM varacil v rand tivtunty we huve, j
m v-r heatd culted in pn --lion j
From th. V V V.-ii.l ..t il, U.u, j
MHiTII CAIttillSA
Ol-novi ANlMK(PoNiKS4 Y OK TIIK Nol i ll
KKrKTTH or M VIH r RI I.K AMUHK Dk !
I
CLINK IS (liTToN -- W. H, l'Ml, - 11.
OKI I. KHKKIlMKN h HliiKU , .
1 FniTii 'air own C-n"piiiileni
Hu Hi lt. Dec
1J
The c'hditi'n of the cuiitiy, n
wiittd ly our wveral corre-pomlent
pie
Alahtiiua. Mlitetippi. and the other nlt
States, in in accordance v.ith my ..hr.
tion ami exptiinice in this State. A wi.h
pred gloom urid ih spomh-ni v, like the
pall of niuht, Imnus over the p .-pl-. 1 o
years d Hadiciil ranny mid N.om tltnnui
ion haa done far luorc to disoryawize wjciutv
ami remit r men in.litf. n nt to ih. pn s nt
and recklecs of the future than the live I- nL'
yetirs id their nnHUcress!n w urtiire. 'I lit
failure ot the cotton crops and the jreat lif
eline in cotton has it I so hroiitrht puciininrv
fmihnrriiHMnent, if not ruin. on nnie-ft nth
of the planters. There in no ernicrrntion to
the South. Keal estate cm not he sth tor
half ol its value. Trtde ami eommeree
are almot entirely suspended, nd as
a necissnry ci.nseijiitenei-, iur merchant
must not ralctihit- on prompt n-uiit
tanees for gomh id ready hoiiht, or a revi
val of trjole in the prinr. It will requite
more tliHn one Hf s n of ahumtant '"set -1
time and harvest', to r pair the waste place
of the farmer. Nr is I his all ot this sad
but truthful picture, for go where yon will,
you encounter hundreds of Ihzv. law let" (
Viignhond negroes wandering about', ostei.
nitily in quest of w.ik. hut in reidity
inf; w h'HH and whai I h- c m h tt,r. I ailt
repot-- c-me fini il ',ua t r- t. il of
their rohl-eiies m -on, mm. I -oini imc mm -d
r- n'r i- ih- r any " to un-lest or make
tin in hIiii iI" ol thf ir de-d- o iUl k it :un
hlood. I.r t heir ' I. I,." m i-t-T" w hi -pi r i-.t-
th. ir u dt n eitis the Hadu n nernlitv o
plund- rino. mid it m Im , tn'.rd- rino
I heir rthe' . ppn-- r-.v whilf the P li,.
Without th. tioiilre .it inetiHtioll. otteli
d' lei d and em. -ut u:l tle in in tht ii di-ilnilic
aci- W hile v ui c.irr spaiident fixild
iii! in- ritte in iriy -.i-s -n support of the
a hove i'hre ; he v tl l only t ite one,
voui hinu for iis oinclm-es A lew
week- ago, I lam It. Too!, V.m, UK
ol he lito-d M-p t-'nltle i iti us ol this
i -on nt h'td hi- i - it ton e.in, v (i h his rut t on
-erip, tirped hv huu h desHTalK.
So.t.i :iltl tvt. I.e lilttt . I t.ty- , (jitlt lit I
li"-." m ett le u-l li-ppe.ri 1, on t stii'
mi. .re it . t-it! i rt t-il tjt hi- air :idv ieiue. d
-tot k ot li. u' ' ' 'Oil up uiis-iuti ' pro
voked rti-ti -.N4sp-ia.tiMl hi the-e rtpeutcd
h-pe.t itiotl-. he (Mil d to, -e, ;d ot his
iieiihtN-rs In :iid liiiii ift re 1 1 n y , ou L it
po-ihi- t he guil' put irs, ami, nccompa
nii.lhv ci il munis' late, liny soon tlis
euVLM d w h, 1 1- ..in- . r ii nrf of lua hogs lot I
he. n -!au-d,i, n I rdlouiio the (mil ot
fo.tt- runs hii.I ! i :tci s i-t'hlnod.thi V w ere le I
to HC.d'iti n-il htr dmiaiu. occupied l an
old ! i ttf.t h -ii t her -on, known hy
t hi tri no- tit All ,it 1 1 in ton ; t he c thin w .is
Hi ireh.l .'inl p ttion- ,.f a ncwiv killed
hoj; wilt It. mid till i- ilel ill the old WO
man'- In it 1 1 -I t tl til lite inuyist r Hh
thHt her miii t'loulft-i tiom.t a in,; lit vir
two pievi.-u-; In- -rnted tint he Iih-I pur
clmsfd it from a waoii on the puhlir hih
hut there I.e i no oi her al.uii hint
pinof t justify hi jjiiilt, he was indict..!
toi l.t .-leihiu I lo hi XI hottt-Vrf,
tin- net;io hasttin-.l to ihi-citx ami prehis
tiotif;e against Ml. '.oi U fit.-the Itm-UH,
when tin- folltiniiio nisnhjng older wa- im
inettiatftv io--ued ioi duly iseivcil uo Mr.
Po.il
"Hr UK w ok IUh'okks. Kmki imkn V
M .lHMH'M-:n I.XNps,
OthVe of Au't Stih list. ,.f H-deif,, .
l l;, N C , rec I I
H . ' '... ' A Mm rt I Union coinpl nits
timl oii i Im M- him uiih -1 u ! i 1 1 Lr meat.
Mr Pool, tliiin.-- -have c-i.it- i.t a -tmee
i:i;v it a e.'loje l man i ;ihi m I u v im at Irotu
a wti'on in i In- r ad w it h ut iee o : in I he
tinoo,- ..f si. alu.. V'li hi") I -1 1 r look
I 1 1 1 tiff" I h in tin- man'- )io(i-e. TYr haps
onr ll i. I irif ti 1 1 1 . ua1 ym to L-t on
the liirhi nn'. Y.-u im ioh t (ttiiieto mar
ket im. f . it . i y pi re ol tnrat you find
in the st and, .-tl the r-nUf principle on
V ' .w- r -"- -
this matter I liVae liWlf 1itttl In? protwten
in what i- ju-i.
V'lins ie-pec: lull ,
II C
Agent Ituitnu li. F
Coniilient it i:nneressar .
add, that this A I ! t Ihnlon
VoCEt.l,
'. and A. I.."
I will merely
is a lusty ii'-
gio of the tii-'sf iir'tandnnivl chHr.icf-r. Wr
K. Pool, h oniy lieH'h d old irentienifiii, long
a director in the Iftmk ot tin Slate, and lor
n.t-tnv enis the p!t-dnio iiMicer of the
cuniy vnrt, iU'l II C. Vg II, l"nitel
Stater Army Sjryeim, psendo Haptitt
pletu lier, negro radical of ihc Sunnier type,
and the dignithd "Ageni Hureau H. F. Jt
A. L and this s the eourtenv and justice
ollen Uestiivv.il on the Iwst while men ol t lie
country the sympathy and pioteetion of
ten lavished on the W"iM hlat k scoiindit U
in the land, hy the iigt-ii;- and otruers ol
"the h. st i;ovcnim nt in the world."
I, i in i I nie i" ak how- h-ttg should a
slut km but law abliliiii; p uple siil ni't to
such uiijuM hiul degiatltntr tti-tl acts, in
flirted by su. ll negro worship, is as this
teltow V'ogetl, "agent liureaii It. K. 4 A. I,"
and the ci) ;f'eh up from hundred ol
tliou-.'in Is in nil this southern land, as the
ve i i ol one Man, how lime; will their breth
ren of tin' North submit to paying mdlions
ol taxes (-re Grant's reports) lo be squan
dered in building negro chiiirbt s and school
hull-!., ami mulling eltt Fn eilitictt's ltuicnu,
thus pampering at). I supporting hundreds
ol Vogeli's wln.se ktile mission it is to matte
money. loril it qver the blt0 "'an, teach
and preach negro equality,' arid thu gain
political lavor through negro supremacy I
M
ruTTitS TAX A. lilhl iou
No (.,( t, pfrhnp", c.tuni . t 1 w il h the . -!-'
1 1 n-il . I "on grew, ha- sli.ov ii, in ii , In ! . ,
. he !at k of islati smitn-ihip in 1 1 1 -it I m..i . t h:.u
iht lay impose I on rot ton and - 1 .1. i i
The m t o artii ! s ha e f n in. l t h- 'ii f . v
port- .( tl..- i oiiniry ujmu w hieh e. nr. -i I
i I il hii n ii lied tor pre -n intf th- .l-iiin
t coin to ui;t huUue-ea iu F.ui'pe. It i,
th n-toif. p iii, in oi.r c-tndr !o , t'. ' it,.
Iff-' irti.-le- mede'l all the -tiihiiln- d-le
to ii, t, i tli-ir pii -liu li-
thht, a licavy direct l;r W a
theiiiv elm; tax Upon LOtlon 1
In
I
d
th- highfst ctr know n i w in. h . - i ,i ;
lt ll us ail tfu'ff Upon the h, in-
.1 l
P"
tlnt ei and a ttunitlu to tin- t r ijn -i
..li.
o f. M.tieier. tin- tax Hp tl r t't.ii a- -I ( -t-at
io, wns imposed Upon the i:m t in:'..v
t i i.-I.t d pi .-pie, (com par- -I with ii l..i .n. r
(omlitiKii) ill the world, ind p. tales tl -
r :lv to discmirn-'e th..
oi h f.lTick rai e, h
il V -.it (lie th- ol'
h ii ,ahol.
hateer nia ) t I
ii. . i., r rc-p f - i h. o
in hist r
ll . I Im
i I !a
i n- w oil of i i i -i i -! j 1 1 i , , . ., . i .
-lii m m that l..e! . I1. , , i
rim." t- tt.e I i nl mi t i t ..
i i j i. in iki - 1 1. , - i .
V '' .1 .'11 pn -I il! l r-'j t
and m at tiJ d I - iiioa I ,
eel -, who uli ,t.i 1 1, (l i '. m o it. i. i I v .
h'e to hny fo.,.1. an. imp -i;
' Htm ll! the d ..! "I p!o 1. 1 ! . 1 1 i .
and s nth-rme. li-i whv e o(
an ( nornioiis. cvpen-- to tin- ; . . i .in
pay the collectm -, w h-n . . i . 1 ! ' i i
niu-t he paid hack in i atioi- ai.d t .
to the Huh; ut and -u :l--t m-j. tii i -. .
inir the co?it in nan e ..f t h- Fr. -d n- n - I'. i
ten ll or Softie oth. r a j'-m - Jv.
fin tll"M - i pel. ; e, t ! j ! i ".!'. t . ' I, -
of lite goyerniui-nt :
'IheNew York W'rrii ias tho I tle.wo.
tlf-'-rvali'Uts on thf I ad . tl i ts ..( . .i,Mn
in-; tin- ta :
In considering th.1 fjm-tinn nt n p d :t
h.-lmoM-H ('miL.r.-s t, nth-i-t that dun.
I he vai whieh virtually put .u el 1 .
trade iu this ehaen. I the wlmV i nik d
which was r 'iN.pii-hetl t f-nip-i mi; u.i
t u tiis - tmr stith s! run1- w ere ii.t nil
K very sinew w a- strain-. 1 to impt o .- in tin
uttermost our ahsenct- h 'tn the t..(i.d
mai kets and to ell. t 'nallv w. aken mr
Imhl there as to pn i nt mn hum.- i-Miii-n'
of the trade on 1 1 t . t in inai ion ! . i ii. v .,
No stone was lelt untimifi. no pl.-m un
tri-ti. 4tovei'4imeul. patronaue . pui.iu- itu.l
private elite rpi ie ; cmtiinel and iudividu d
ellorts; hemy itggregation ol ei.piia1, u.
olillililus ol iht p national j.al"U- a id a
general Ciuph te applt-eiat ioil ol the in a!
eulahlc important - oftnc -s in (In undei
U.kiu(, were among the intiiiem-ea that wue
at w.rk aoainsi u-. to say nothing of the
intense ial that was t .ilauily imp irl .1
hy the reali.at ion that it ua- tht-it , .-;
wi'h llnni tliat w- inlli' m-.r n"a:n hi
mi entirely and o loir- a'. Mit h n iht
great Coininelrial ati-iia.-l 'ii. vvm-I I Ar'd
wdiat was llie r. mjU of a1! . u , k'.'1.
Mild capital '. The n -nM i- ilrf Kn- I ind,
wliich sent from In r -In i. - in 1 . '..n
goods valued at two hiu h I -m i ; n mil
li.iiiH, exported in Iii:t. I .,, ...i.
hundred and lhirt se. u i,o :,o . ' w. rih.
in 1HI4, two hundred and -iv mv-tout
millions; and in l.ua, Iw.i 1 tm 'ud and
eighty-six miliion- i.-i: an increase
of sc t nt v-tii in i d ion - i-i (i v e y at s .
at our co-t, niaiii 1 K lain t he tnx
and you lctsen t,,r eu1n;iiion ol the
prodmrt in thh country, ami imput of
course, apprec.ia.hle' st.inpi!iH to ntllivale
elewhere. India, Kpt. and Hiail are
all experienced in the in . . . I u t i I tin-
staple, and pw-e-s Ian- l et iti
and tin- ch'hd rea-tn- w: t.i.
growth wa u-ed in .,:, .n-
III. .-"-.
A nn i ii an
1 . Ill i-
I . r
., ! . i
M .-I I','. I.
ihem otln r coin 4 w -,'L
price, hi'tter start in ih , k. !
tat ion of m;U hiuery to n - i :
Let America burden In -r ;t -.i .
.1
I I'" -
Bive lax.uiereity in. r ai; Vi-1 - - ; itl a
rivals more room, ami in-. ..mi.iii.m
of machinery to suit ot 'i. i . a , n i l. .(Jt 1,. r
own, ami n. i nioj r cou I t I ,i - . . f I '
most exnt:tiug of her in i lot 'Meh
hulletins show that in I.ai , ai , ..'imi -.-id mi
the Liverpool inaikft ,i, il.vi?, .-.d . h t;l
cents' ; Ittazilian, til u-en .u ! a h o I. I v i m,
the same, and Indian. I n ...d ih i. in
1 Ht4, in the same ma: k. I . Am i u- oi t - n
Hold lor fitly ti. i i K; i
six ; Egyptian, filM , .. I I-.-si
four. In 11.4 . Kr:.' m-l
hundred ami t e' . . d - I
against two hnn-.ifil .!- : d . n..:
18U0. Nine It idh- .-t .
l.l'.y
I:!l -..i:i
I i
Orttftritmn in lnio, .,n I ,. , ,:- ,i
tentlid itf the qiiiintify u-. d rm i h - -'tr if., i t
'ot Ktiroprw-Amerit in ; wliih" tri M-T w-'
were Inst on the li-r ol
iipj
I.e: -
ll
gre-s won!,! kiew l)..
li-warded lalo m..'-
in the laet, pit en
lor tins country, ilm
dies more tl.n .
i-
millions lor cotton in lsnt. uu.l I.. pi
sixty six million- ; :,n. t,:tt . . i
innitrim ?rmrtl .... r " -s . . '.. .
year yrtcflth'i tht t- -. -.
The proinpi r p. -.1 i . i i i. in.
ed by evefy c..ii-;.h i.ti on l..i : :i. t:i.. n
ests of the coiin iv .ill I I i i i J 1 1
of sound pnlitieal it oiioin
1 l
-The Civil lli-hi- r.,11 v.oik - t.
if 1-1 V ill I "a I lit .rto t, at ,',-.. In.-. I in
rial int. :pi. i n 111..- .
.lu.loe .N,', -, : N , i la , t . , .
f Hill t bt e mi . i. . t . .-,-',,...,, i ,.n.-
t nnoii) . Tne i r a l.v a '. i : ,
that under i t I ..-it" ;i i .'
Iliall I allllol le t .... '..! on 1 I- .
man's ti-'iiti" i. te I ii. t , i .
bill give. ihe e I" e l in
priviltps vv hull .ii-iiii 'o ;l.
So a iice.ro a 1 1 . -'ed t i i '.' i
d.T of a t.'litnainan itits beiu,-tl lit, 1
custody. 'I In I .. Inn Ilia l.ia " K- l
rujusticelor lite pio iinh-d ..i, ii.t i ., :-
mutter bow tin v ai inalllialt -l ht
ii.no!
establish the fat I il none hut i It. i r ..ai,
conntryni)-n ale pjes, nt Yet we belt, v,
thelaw was due to i!;,- rta kless disregard ..I
tbu ohbgati'Mi- t-l im ..alii shown ly our
Oriental ncrgbbors. U'A. Kj frits.
Breckinridge has gone to Kgypt aud the
Holy LaiiiJL
.lJM V.t.
i. Ml 1;. I .-. 11 The A,l.-rvt-iwr
i' i i' i'lloiinatiou nt (lie iirn-vt
' Hr-n. i tu-Tii, ot thii city, who
l.it-i il'. it-tint in-nii-ti-tionai)
i' h in I Irt I V i U count v. Th in trm
- - I .-hi- If. in Illinoi- ,.r o..,- of
i h w . -'. i ii .ile-i. ami says that he '
t h. ihi la-tit :t- of thai stiiott t.t '
' ; -t 1 1 in -it r in the S -n'h Tin-
i inlo hi '( ion of his w In- a1 mil s
u-i i.iptiired tti white nnd1
W 1. ii tin-d.-hid d lifo't, i hi.
"M-L- plat'i ii ion- h.-ar.l of it tht-
d m t-row.h f,n. i lamored tor hi-,
i 1 1 if in h -r -n niiii ii v pi i ni h nun' .
1 1
In
md p. a -u i. If. I t lieiti h
rnti'Si' Shorter wa" tin
d, ii
, aint ei ll ,il I nn m Sp: 1 1':; -
rt.-r - i - Ih.- rn ;r- - .-. i u
r" of h: - i iv rnn.t ! . l-i
. -how id:' t l.f I , i ii 1 1 : ' . .
had , fletit d. In ilr h i .
d tin- d.a'h "I J rrv, n.
K V'tlu' nn .ii '. ti ci: i. ph..
.fi h it. s..( horh C- in p
ll allt hoi it if. and t I.e W It--I
tin rv i leiicf.it tin' l-'aek-'
.id t Xpt.M- to 1 t.f e.umtr i ,
i ladn a1 pi .! Im ..li-.ir.i. tl..
it !i pi a P- i
I. wln:,-
"I -h- p
narv
t;,l-(
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.1. II,
ll I" I'--
Iiiil.l lul tlitll.
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Hi- Ii i .
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- k, In, ii.
" Mini. I I H.
.- l'll-t lIlIH ll S
. III.' k.-- Hil l
I i f I .'lllilu l l
ii !. vi-vt-n ly
i 1 . litii-
.1 .1 ll .
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II.- .ii
!.. .lay.
I nl n n
'li tnni-il
A ' . ui ml
, i.,n.i s .:
mat kat.lv l.iw li -livi
i clils in 1 ( tl
lruii)
acri', jaiLl'Kh! i.Uii'U ut U:ll Ci tllM oil
s.l IK TIIK UKI'l Hl.l
I V I'.UITY '
I Irr; I In- H-t tl I f -T. r It- prr
i I. ui . .iv V
. i alt. I 1 1..- . r i 'i I. ti
I u :, !, i
Iu i tin I I In iiiki
' j.'i'.'lr in party i
la
llil f I .ill! It I Mill n IIHIUf
i',-i ?il (iT'iviili-nr.. in The
rin
p:ir1 . for till-
IV rl ami n iMin-il.iaiv ..I i iu
m i ion .t its
u - Ii.tr. I tlmt
V. II ll till' pics-
, it m-ia-Rsllh nl'
a a' iniih nl' the p o
n in ii I liu Ki'pntili-
mi ill h r can. hilati' nin m
. Ill I I MAM'S l.llls III till
I lie Ci il III I 1" all' I I ll.' i' p
lilt-. I III- nllill'ill u ill l.
t ait Naliniiiil C.iivt tilii.n iin-fm, ivit whether
lit ii. Irani shall Li' iiiiiniit ilial. Imt n lu tht-r
tun tinuit riii If ti'it-ti'' " Nnr tlinH Mr.
Ninl stop il Ii nifii'ly lti v ijt i pn-nhitni
I Hii-il.Mil.t. Hi' i lnlaw III.. niniiilK i.ll
wltit li it i- liasr.1. Tin: Ut piililinin purty, lie
s'i;. I .' c--Jtlrf-nti v Itit 'imnfrtir.it, t'uli
I ui-ia, Nt'W .Ifi-t-v, ' ihin, r-nity Iviinia anil
Nt York. 'I" tin- as'.i:niliiiii thf
II. .. I;. i! ilinl tin i I . " i ' 't I mm-
pi'l'vili'.l l.v. thf Mil ..! It-. .1 l-lllll'll'l
.-.ni' In ui miI'.. Iif rrplir- : "l!nl the
in. : 1 1 1 Ii iii l !. . I I.. 1. 1 til .( ii III 1 lit" Vlilfit nl thf
I. 1. 1 i '.!. - inav i ti-t I In- II. piil'lifiin pally
llif v..:i s t.l thf hi Iht NiirlhiTii M.itcji. In
il ftl." In- iiiv4. it it. itliiMilnlelv .'rrtain that,
.m' h ih.-ri U I Stali n nii.li r in u'rn rule in
th. I ni, .ii. ami t ha Wa.h-. .'(illax. nr
liatlia'. tlu- lit pnlilii'an uan.iitJaU', w t Hhtuihl
w itno8 the itiit'inaly nl a uniU'tl Houtii vu
tinn tnr uutl a united Nurth against lntn ! -I
li, si. ps laki n In allrai I llie bniitli, npfl
thf North. Alreatlv liliml, livwittul univtr
ml nruro sullrai;.' in South Carolina, U"or
KJlf,.!tc., linn deprive! I inti lliyi nt culoit ti
turn in tlonnectipot. New York. New Jt-rw;,
anil (lllio of sulfruuf liill Huh. 'iy ,1 i. I"'
I'liasi1 untl tin- Tnl'tihf, ist.t' -,111111,.
ln-r(i we- ti. not nttal mtrto-MiHrau.-; wtiiU
at the South tin- It pulnn .111 pai'V i 11 .
i. Iierr without it I nt v arc in,lilKii-i.t '..
III, 'jllt'tlt'll Ial" an Ihf .'olorrtl 11. .111 1
t miit 1 iiu'l. llw ri",ht' ami irtttritiii. of jn,
:nt..ltnf. ll I- oil V llnp. il I Hilt lit 11 ati't'
thf parti Thf nero. in thai. r-f.. n lu
ll 1 11, ll a i llal I If Hurt 11-, H at-II 1. 1- w a - .1 - la V -.'
; a a. 11 i h y itK!oi.cTni. "
, A ' 7" I , Ah' FA 111.
I'l.f it-solution oil'. Ml hy Mr. ilaoolln. 11
t.i. K .nt ii. k v ll'.i.-f nt llt-prfsftit iiiv, .ni
II, .- tilh 111-taiil. an. I rttt-ir,-tl to lilt" (1-111
null..- 1.11 K. il, 1 1 1 I,' I ti 1..11. wat a.- t'o.lt'i.-
" K . ;.l nt'k . n- .1 -..i rt in St:. If III lilt
I'.il.ral I III. Hi. :l... i ..f pIV llil.l'.-.-lf,l 111
nn , 1. iiiiiioii oral ol ''a hole (tiunlrv. h.t
. n V llie llehl. I nl f
her
. up
solemn .hny
iti all rjins-
lis ol Kell
the peine,
w htvle eouu-
.1.
.re I r
I.
t p
d 111
I 'he
.1 n.oliv an 1 "
. itl'i'l I !n .1, -t;
i II..U- ol ll e t" 1
-lift-, 'O ; vef v r
' "" " I"
is invo.vttl
t r
noon that of
t'nioii ot w litli
i-i itine of K n - '
I'
1 1
.IV to
.let ...re
nt
I' 11
-!- I"" v -' '
I ll.. n
ItlZCIIH t-l all ill. .eill.-al a.ot .1.1.. rl,
...I pnvtl. 1 1 "I ,-iv oil el
wo v . i - i . . . : . 1 i - tl si lit a
t.i ,. i I .i . .1 --t. i ..I thu r i
i i
. i
I ..il I.t . . II.. I,.
:i i i 111 I' I A - - o
talloli tit ail
o I file, t . 1 I '
I
I
lilt ir heilll.t. ami l..t
i,,;. ntl.l. I' HIV .ll-l1 HV to
I "ll .ititl C tl I U'l!l! V W itll
all hi r oil, r
H .li .-I in ,N. si ik f.....t.- F.rr. r.-je
v I" I we. n .V.fh.lk and I'orlsiiitillth is
, ih rt tl lor sale. 'I i.e 1 oiniiiittic will re
t . iv e bids until the tilth of January next.
Vj',ju,vlgJS that Ut offers the bust .chance
l..r goad investment, of any property we
have seen ottered.
' , '.".'v"".;,,,. -:,,., '..',.,,',.
From the New V-.ri W.trhl
r.'A'.VAVM. IfAXCOrK.
The pimlei c and p .liioli'iu with which
tion. II iii'f k is a loin isienio; die alfairH
I htsdipn in. ail :iltii Co wj-tlom of
l'unl
Jouiiin ii .li pUcot. h ole ic
i!so-. I if ih i al
(ffant'K iuteiiip. i .'
m.ttranc- was more credit. il
li 11 ' ' hiH In inUhilt- disn i
Ihe
. sound -
' hill WHS
s never
inhl -I
r have
ll (in fir
ng a tr- .
"al e-
n. - i I i iil.-m nl
Win;. SI,.
ml
h piitti
id
i . t . .
I -I t Mil t.
ll
-IK.
ii..-
r i...
1 n .g n it .r-
A t ai.o-tai.l III i t
..u I tin pi..,. ,-,h
.-'in.. I th ti,,-
'111 hull III, OlU' .1
i'i Intnd t
in li Hut alai
A -. u.. d t i.
tt a nt ihimrh"
t Mini te lallid
ll I mi l I
ol d.-llli;
IIU.-i hi-
pat 1 Ii
lit W.IS Ml lliil "I
'I'
ilia' on.y hh
tlu-ni in su' i
i :t ili it !el;ii tt pm
i ai : w i' li i.uu. il. pt a-
td I- . iii-,i w In li llie ni.
thai :i!waf has Uil mriii
i... 11. ov. 1. a a 'o-lii-ral .-ll.-. i.lan'.', li
III. 01.1. rtl.l, ll.ll Uatt nflU-ti. t. tol'f it lo..k
pi 1, ,-. w oiiiti ji,ki- him I lio in .t Tt. Bitli-n: .
1- iniifli Maori; likf ly to rontt-r thai hoi. n
tii-iti ,,uc.'wviir, if tit-n. ll.tiit.t k t..ii-
l.r.Ui- I" f il.fa- tllf Ot 111 HII 111 111 a t . ll.ll plti-
ii-ni-.- In Ilit- ilni- far i-liil,iT.-,l. I; l.i.i,
!..': to pla. 1 ll'tll Hlll.'llvMl" Mil. til 11 1, 1 1 1 1 o 1
I:. 111 ivliom til.- Pt nn 1 a' ii 1 ,11. 1 1, lalt' V. I I
i 1- ,,-1 !.. ti l. whllf Sll, Mil, ,11 tt - liiiii,,-.! . I
i-!aim- h
into a total . , ;p-t-
1 1 r pait. .1 liopt- Ih.tl a ttal, tiii.in ,.t
iv 1 1 .-x . r 1. im-.- limy lit-run l.yltt.ih
W arf it.'1 li ki-lv to la-t-'l iniiii at v
-. ..r it vtt-shtiiil-l. tl.- l'i, Mtli-tit ial
at i not a fit plr.t-f lor tht - rit-n l.iuai
.. tijhtin,' army tireat iitt-a-utf. ,.
polh-v ami :. ailruiiiiRtnitivf reform
: !.. k-
I--"-4
-1 1 't , , 1n ti,. tort loiiiitl limit r thf
11 t l-i. 111 i t Tht rt- i lio fttiifpt ni
f' - o ! .. , no t.' military man to tliufharoe
.'ii' 1. - n uirii.f oii iit civil . tpt'i te ik f. Hut
II 1 '.c lii-jiulilli-aiiH utti'tlipt lo-t iiv tin-can
:i- l.v t ii mrliil ol a tmliiHry iiMtirt- 11 mv
I. ,p...!nll' to nt-lltrtlll7f th. ttl.rt l. put
tin : popular militarv nunit- into t!i3 otht r
tt. alt . ll thi1 niceKity nhoul.I '. 1 -rt a- 1
upon ut, an aeciilental atlvanlajie may rt-Miit
fi (mi tin- Ht-ulilifiui ri'nnttmction m linn.,
l.v alTmlinc; a fi. hl to tent the civil 1 apie
itv ot -.tir of onr moat atlmiietl ami uu-ii
tori .ni. soMiiTs.
The .tiintlin electitincrrin c,n 1 11 in 11 1 v of
ih. Ili-piil'litatiH, that every man who tht
niprovin if their iK-urn policy is rehel at
heart, recoiU againat its aulhorn when le.
ellcil at so blight a reputation as (.enerul
llancoek'i'. For loyalty, gallantry, zeal,
activity, and the noliil valun ol liia wrvievn,
there was 110 otliecr in the I'nioti army,
who, with (-qua! oppurtunitiea, left mi hin
in( 11 rerun!. If he had ever hail a st-parate
roininiiutl, he might have acted a tnoie
ptoniinent, Imt lie rtiuhl not easily
hnvr acted a more lirilliant part. Hrpn
rate roniinandd wern lavished nn offici i!
of a different dchnnl ol pnlilica. The Ue
puttlican Hanks had a separate cnimnnnd
I II t Ii in the Valley anil in Louisiana, and he
in-quired everything hut honor in Imt li.
The. n negatle Ieniorrat, Hutler, hail nepu
rstc commands, and made himself a hull ot
derision. I'ope had -a separate command,
and his inroiiipeteii.iy was (lenionslrati-il
hy the M-con.l Hull Hun. Iturnsitlf hml a
separate etimiiianil, aud the result was his
useless slaughter of our troops at Freder
icksburg. Hooker had 3 aepaialB coni
mand, anil the result was his disgracelul
detent at Chuncellorsville. The ( itn-erva
live McHile was piouioted to a separate com
mand hy iict-idetit slid a nfct-ssiiy. lie inn
the great viciory ol tiettyshnrg anil whs
again Miltordinatcd. Oeinucratic officers,
w ho tt ere not sei vile enough to renounce or
ilitst inlile their principles, hud no lair
chance in the army. The crushing ol (i. n.
Mot h-Han try political innlife was a warning
nhii h il.Hclnaed Ut sinl.ilious anuy ollicers
a lalal lin k in the chaunel of piouiiition.
Although tieiieral Hancock mv.r Inula
s parate t-oiuniHiid while the w ar lastftl,
ihfie wire hut hw directors of annus uln.
Inn., tl into such tlistinctioii as this lirilliint
tiiUndilt.il
111 w I Ii ll In
tit -t 0 1 om
it I- n;lr. t
t . p
F.i y. s . 1.
'1'he Ann. of the J'oinuiiic,
-tivtil. alrtavt rit'kt.l as the
armii-, and llancta k' is tine ot
in nis. His pin 1 ,,i
1 iiitl.tr, In- .il 1' iv
,.lt .tl V, UUil :j I 1. 1
1 1
a ij
I .1111 a 1 1 j.tllal 1 ". . Ii . 1
In (I lM iir.e la. al.l t. , ,
..li. 01. 1 o: ( . 1. til re. hi In v
in 1 1 . 11 iiva.ivi politics .nt
t . ' -aol -
- ' nt .
i- i i. ih
1 1 , i.e. k. ,
...I.VI ol I
t."l linn- '
. -,.1'ltelS I
lli v . f ' lie I
i . iiiiiriiitr
'1 .. 1. 11. I
Wilt' V '..!
clelll reillv
.It ..t. d Ii.) ..!:,
to point to .jeiitt.il
Mi. t tt, . meil anil
radant n iin -
loin loo- I Dtin.srattc olh.-urt,
iml. .. t o :-aii. Is .1 I), in. crat
I ht in . v 11. j .- hiit-rs ol ' Le A
' I- 1. ! nn him a w .'null'! .
, ;;..! .Iilfil 1 111' .Ullllir ll lUl l l
I ; I ,,ll I ve, k i allied ; ami .In '. '
I i .. ... a II ii. , k has ti nt t r piov
I -,.i ,- i i-iit l.ais in p,'St-e a-h- w'.t
.1.1 ll 1,1
as biavc
ailiuiiiit
ulia.is ili.-. r- to
o hi- pT-
I anil In ilii tii' in war. I'n.ler l.i
I tratinii there hurt heen no N. w
riots ; n ti'suhi-iilination ie civil t
! give linn ti- ii- h : no dis iff. riion
I en thou -h he h.ls a rrt-t tinelf. ni-
t-
I tier. He r-s..i's to no str'-c- inta-ints
ranse the considerate eo iuv ot
said that no hand l.-s,. ti rnvdiibh' than '
Sheridan's could control, and which he ,
hard v succeeded in control ing l y Ins cm- '
tftnt sets of rigor and summary dismissals.
i -.. tponiftncnslv orderly and quiet nniier ,
M..i.r..ik that, to all appcaianee, he cmild
iroveru ss rff.s tusllv without nn army as
with This contrast, so creditable to Han- i
c. ck. illustrates the superiority of the iK-m- '
o .- all. method of dealing with the South.
Ii ..rn. ial ll.int ts k, w h. iu-- t.t to execute
m ...In us law , run govt rn w trh so hnie
tiuii. n h.'W- easily might lovaliy 1- nisni-i.niii-tl
in the South it t!:. "li.y "i i!.
..M nn, nt us w ell as itp , t'ii ert w t i.- .
ciliat.'ry '
To illustrate the tempi tot Genei ., II m
eocK's admlnistra-ion, und hi- .,-..!,-i
otv lo law, we copy the f .-..u. t..te
m- nt trom the New Ob-ant '.;:.,
ihi Situr.hiy night .1 latiier aiii-..n.
known i.pex.tively iu lh-s c.-liunui..l '. .
t e n.tin. t ,.t Siinttn M. Flank '.'al...lu .n.t
F.diiu.iid F. Waih-cbe, wlo I.l :,i.n,:
in. n, lis past hav- bet n p. pri.l-. r- ,,r !l;i
-a' ham! planing mills. Called l.o Mai .( ..... ,
Mill-, on St. Joseph street, were an t - . !
Me police, under a warrant issued bv (. -v
i rnor Klamlers, who bad received a rt tjliiti '
i iml lor thein t r. n the Governor ot tne.
Stale t I New Yoik.tbev laing indict.,! i i
iht t il) ot New loik, 11 is allig.-d, with
itttlatiriTT); g.wls lioin nun liants tiirre, .ita'tit
i ightein months ago, to the amount ot f 100,
000, by laUe preUuc.s.
Saturday night Jndge Cottori," counsel (oi
ihe. accused, .sued out, before Judge
Thcard. a writ oi kabau corpus, reluinULe.
- "' t -'.- .- .t'A jt.., ttUv .
hoivm-r, thit tlemrsl llancork learnor! lite
l it' . v 1 Iiili of ttic simple lart nl the Iran
urn 1 oi h, writ . ti coint if (ivnilM' riit
III i-. I u-1
peenl'ai
i. m l ! tin. iir .batiilMr, 1111 h-r
' ' ml 'lit 1 im nm tauft . thai tin
win as uoi 1, la r -p cinl H.. at 01,, ,
went in p. r-o-i lo t 1M..,- of t'hief nt I'..
lice. iil'iit ft : :t(l , k. and fold M.i r
W'iiliiiiiiMiii ilmtlte had leimel that m v hi
of ',vm nrmn had hni i ned, ar'l th tt
I o'lii'g io ...n,.' ilh:ftite it was 1 n la le
1 thv tt lertr.fr r'ofiir o).;;,.,!.' -r winitM
y. e 1. . 1 .-ii.'- iti tl ;s 1:1 ittrr Those pi --
-r. 11. 1, -t 1 1- jr. I lift if I Is-lirve yon v. ill
iio.h.,' - ...t I !! niv-elf tak,- tl,.
ii.iii-iiiy p. 11 ,.i;i n that tiicy Im jim
-I'; .'tl I : 11 1 :- .1 'I an order 1 tint the
writ t.l . ,-( . . - 1 . : c .lbs, ivf ,1 a. I
ft h!l I." I '.-ill "' I'ro't'f-V'f-' Oi'r '" ,1 o -
mi , of I n. ritflii of -i..-
1" .. 1 ... .i.. pftp. rtv in .-
' ! '" 1 ' '', I a:t. a p ... r
I." '.'. - ... ' , .p eeled. 1 kl.ot,
' " -1 ' I'o n e, about ll is
1 " . . n fit these men ur-
1 I. " i.'.. ' ti' 11 i. M.trieient fir me lo
f" '-. I 'i to know, thai a writ of
' ' '.t t ti i.-ttif.l, and that wait.
-11 11! '" it . -t 1 I will link the boat in
Hie mi.i.iir ..: h. river with cannon thai
last - tin-., ne 1. on l.oartl. and iuterct pt
.I 11 i:u . t .:u- tlnit carriis llieol. If the
1 m 1- no- 1 I n -ed, who and K-baH Sale !
I I'--- ! I.'k-i. iiaay, you mV he, any ol
utiiiiv li, .In i--iiiiisi he upheld. I hold
vu. 1I1. ifi.iie. .Mr. fiiiefof Police, tespon-tihl.-l.il
ti.f tl. iiv rrv of these men before
.lti.li;e Tl,, in. I, in obedience to that vrrit.'
'I'ln- i.en. iiii men took nis th-partdre,
we hit a- Mi ii! i we hud listened truly lo
the 1 h-1. tide r ol law uu.t dignity ot eim-rn-
W.
mher ol rTi-r navii.g
i 1 nijit't s. ve scene."
1 in tlini case of rcqilisi
n oiilur and the groutitls ol
' ni Those are points on
linnw-k twerl have Dr opin
iinitoi 1 ant that citir.eus ol
I I h el that tbey cannot Ih
t o r li. mi's on criminal
II ... a lisiant State to lie
I i.'.i ..i- All that the
I in -t tin j 1 li -ti is to ne. .n e
Ti.e
In
li t:
t liao- - atl-1 Ml,
til. .1. W U I" 11 i-
h I '', . I K ,'. ' j ' . W ,
aa eaniii.,iti,iti
I the on. unils of artest hi-
lor. an iipng,t iudge ll the arrest is war
laired I v lit -I .cis and piiHra, he will re
store llie pii-on, ts tn custody. But the
limine-. I'll which (leuerul Hancock sus
tains i lie wm, assiiits every ionoeeut timn
in his tlisiiiei tlnit. innocence will insure
protection ut the hands ot the local Courts.
What (i. in ml Hancock establishes, is a
government ol law, not of arbitrary force.
TlIK I'llST t'oMMANUASlT AKDTBK FtlKKIl
men's Ht iiKAt .--Tl. ire were, rumors prva
lent upon the streets yesterday regarding a
conflict of authority, suit! to have occurretl
between Col. Frank, the l'ost Commander,
nn. I lien. Hiiiherf.ini, the Assistant Com
missioiier ot tin. Kruednten'a Bureau, in re
lation to lo ii.-ral (irder No. 145, Irora
t rift lb ieliii!irieis, which veata the aii
tltor.ly oi illici t h of the Bateau in the 1'ost,
Commander. Ou inquiry at Headquarters
we learned that lucre had been no conflict
to winch importance could be attached.
Col. Frank, iu compliance witb the order
alluded to, hii.I directed the Commissioner
of the Freedmen'a Hurrah 'to turn orer to
him all the hooka, records, and other paper-
pertaining to the olhce. This tini.
Itntherlnrtl iliTltned doing, a b tail! be
hatl been verbally directed by Gen. Miles to
pursue this enurse should this demand be
made, aa he (den. Miles) was on his way to
Charleston at the time to have this Order
No. 14a revoke.!. Not doullimg the affair of
mill lenl inipurtance to call for prompt and
speedy action, end preferring that the re
cords of the Bureau should remain where
they are for the present. Col. Frank has laid
the mailer behiie lUe C oniluaoding Uem ral
at I hurl, stun, giving a lull statement ot the
case, and asking for further instrtlctio -Tlie-f
iii-lnieiions he await liefure pro
ciiilug iinilitrin ihe mailer. WiL Journal.
iit;.'..r ami i.imi.s.-A 'W'ssbiuf.'tt'u
rlfipaicti i .v)iliuiii,'iu pittt, vili'jr Crnt'reta bss
I.e. n so iiimt nt o'it the "outrage" on btiiii'
I, n mi
111- 1'rr
I'll.
l, din hi-suspension uom oftice by
....-tt W.oive what ig said:
i - ' t ol Congress on the subject ..f
'-1 in. val is explained by thu Im t
.it-ii..n .1 veracity ha sprung up
, :r,i,. mid S'Hiiton a tn Stantoo's
I, mnt tavs be (lid. Etaoton
I i f. . I. 1
l.-ll-l It'.
says he
s.' li. .
'. i :n plo'
for 1 1., r.-,
.loin,-, e's
lid nut. and Doiut to the
lorce' iti in of bU let
olni'it. f-'tan:?n blames Grant
i liiiets with which he canic to
. rescue : ud Grant says be only
pn nut souie ouc more obnoxious
, r,!.!uans trom getting in. ll is
a il ''oi.orcts cninuiences a war
,l..l to to
to tin- K'
I, ..t'e.l I I.
i.l... ir Staid ii - t j.-cti.iu, this coutrovt-isv
i.. .v ., ii.it- ,.nt in bold relief, to the da'uttigc
ol cii li. r Grunt or Stanton it is not know H
whieh."
-in.- ot SamiHi sre dispos.-r i.,
claims lor promotion, and I lu
ll tins ac. umtilatce every tb.v.
.lav a rr-olnt:on was introduc. ,1
- i. i c lon d diplomatic u p
ati and LlbiiltirtWr
uaHJiia wa the Verv thino
HaVltfiatli-'; 'itwiriltff1 "erf-e'rai
. r, - i . a point ot order aud ubjet !, ,
1 ' : ' ' ",' race of previous ci i.
i ... ti. hum d i p in our diplorri.ti v
1 1.. e s.-i sustained him, an
i , it - t : aniii.i tjr elevatiou v. ie
. i :. Now, we should like to know
l tsva. that ' color fld pn-vious
.i ...nn,,! I . brought up ingamls.'s
r pi. i, ..ti. n si mud. when in dome.
i.i .... .-. . have heaitl of n.hillg lltl
. ' i i, . ii .t eoiiililion" sinct ili...
-In
il.l 11 pui-Uta tbiuksibe !.
pu ..in u. i..ii wi.ui.i il,, as well not to ii.si
i.poii to n. ilium'.- iiiinitiiiig bimselt i.
sp.iitic , ilm t . I policy unlil the partv .:
-. l a- . , . i, , .1 w i,al ,.1'icy it, will ,',, (1.
" ' e ii ' never t. rmailv
s.- '" .'-I.-".. i..i ilMiil !,. the CngY.it.
o.,.ii -. - . .' .n e i,-i!..i:i,.ii, in whoe .
f " 1 i.-i.-tore. wr.Tncl not t- v
to 1..-1-I suci a I-. u.iuittttl by Gen. Iltn;
lie ... , -I........ ., s. uu, t.i question t-Ue n.t.
o, I . - 1.. ..,v iiowii , policy ',,r ,
p.n v aim n,v .: - ji, arrtomte and ills! ,
. i iiion li ti.it i- u.it lu-iesy, in the ,.,
..I an Ui.it ; sacrsu ui nartv luilu,.-.
shoiihi like t.1 know
W l at ts
I li.vM.f. i f JSAUli At a Uleelll.g u .,,
Nati.tiial lh Uiilii;iiu f Xttiuive Coiii.tt -.,.
li I.l ill aslilllglou. last Wek, Govel .,
' Ward, ol New jersey who presided, mo.', .
tuai i .,o iistiio of tb.eji a;ry.l chatiged )J
"N.kl lieuubtieau-- tn ' Katirimtt Lni, i.
-i t(U(U 1U1- llAUI,i-kf nf,.
What M'UkV tiut-lUataifarji
ftiwwJL lA VtA out rt u Lr ..e l tvi-... I l.
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