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VOL. 2.
RALEIGH, N. C. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15. 1868.
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THE SENTINEL.
WM. E. PELL, PsoruiBTOB.
The pillrs of the Capitol should le hung j
iu mourning, to-day, tor the murdered ov- I
erwgnty of North Carolina. In the Hal), f
w here have been collected, iu days gone j
by. the wisdom, toe patriotism, the
virtue
of ttie "Bit'ts rnere 'Mwnililai, "'ftli morning,'
a body, Convened by an order ol Congress, j
in violation of the Constitution ol tlXfcj
I'nited States and in utter t disregard'
of the Constitution ol North Caro-!
Una, a buoy which, in no seuae, as a
whole, represent, the true people ot the
rltate, which baa uot Ixwu elected according
to the forma ol our own laws, nor chosen, in
the majority of Instances, by those to
whom those laws have committed the right
ofsuffrage. la the aeaU which have hecn
filled by ome ot the best and truest sons
of North-Carolina, will be lound number
c . .',n i.,, n.K,.r ..f
who have do interesu or aeiitiments in com
tnon with our people, but Who were lelt in
our midst by the receding tide of war, and
Tt nthw who aw tmtn Ui-m frt :'tteir
mthr and laaned with her enemies.
Such is the ganral character ol th
called Convention which convenes, by virtuo j
ot the unconstitutional military acts, to
day. There are eaceptiona tu be found, of
course, though it is problematical, under
all the circumstances, whether it would not
he aj well that there should he. no excep
tion that, u the "Convention" iu, in no
en be of the word, a North Carolina body,
there should be no true-hearted North Car
olinians In 11 But there is a smut I baud of
them, anil it behooves them, situated a
may provf, tt do all they can to teai-tt the j
mad program! of destructive Kadiealtfiu.
TheT have tho opportunity to u in lor them-
aelres a warm place in the heart ot our
paopls, and right sura ar we lliat they will
deaerretf, by a staunch ami patriotic ()eyo-
tion to the name and tamu of the good "hi t
Htate, trhich all her genuine ihildien lnvo
the more tor tier lituutliattoits anl arHie
lioni. We bavebeeu repNatetllr askaii the ijues
lion, of late, how many anli Kailieals tlieie
arcin thet'oiiTaltimt. (Hrrirptr hnstiwn,
ami still ia, that we il.i uot know, ami liall j i.en. .Me.ile .- .Iesi,.,ji.,n ,, miln u h
I unable to determine, until iU vi liiiieni J puniiei h I,, (ill the a,,. n-., mih
shall tlx their status. We b! anil brlii vl- I tin. Snnt l Hie I.U.-st i,.,iai-l n-i'iuisiriir.
that the n uin Jfx. .. wj,,, J,.,fojut)(i....tKiHlcwiMt..l Uuu iw(iiadt.oti, vbtcii a tiU.i,l hvw
larger than' baa llern ortltnaril r suppim-tl
lretnising that we shall endeavor to re
port, ai faithfully as our opportuhftiea will
allow, the proceedings ol the "Conven
tion," that we shall not knowingly mis
represent any one, hut that we shall eon
deuin tinaparingly where there is occasion
tor it, we await, with a serenity amounting
almost trt MxliHuronOe, the aotion of this
anomalous mongrel assemhlage.
TBKRADJCAL PHOORAMME.
The reckleaaneae, desperation and sinking
condition of the Radical party ire made
perfectly maiifeat, by the proposition which
toe House Recoasiruetisa CBtH!W):
agreed to lay before Congress, aa indicated
by our telegrams, on yetterday.
Iti actiun, Ueretofurc, baa . been uu. uu.
blushing usurpation, trenching npou the
powers of the Executive, regardless of the
Constitution, a4 by avwy possible effirl
(legrling the thigh office of Prt8ldepU.'nj;
ply UBbuim iitiMd:lk.tiM.W4fetic'&yr
ical design to break up the old government,
ant inaugilrate flw state of things, hith
erto untried by and unknown to the Ameri
can people,
The last proposition Ignores the Recon
struction programme in obliterating all
trace of civil government In the South,
trammelling "the Supreme Court, indicating
a purpose to annihilate it, and placing the
entire rwwfrdf State under military
rule and under the control ol Gen. Grant
It wttt"BWWB (aww.'Swras, jnemopr
of the Committee, objecwd, upon th ground
that tba whole scheme waa designed to se
cure the election of Gen. Grant to tba Pres
idency Such "purfwae'fs "so manifest, and
law unjust to the claims ot Chief Justice
Cha, that th scheme may be expected to
in both House. W r hrdly prepred
to expect Ui paasage of so horrid propo.
sition, yet, if It fails, it will be from no love
of the Constitution nor pity lor th suffering
rViuth, but purely tor the reason that, in the
judgment of th party, it would not be pol
itic, popular or . ' . V. .
We r pretty ' well prepared, therefore,
toTxpecV anything, however wicked and
unjust Ul.,8ontherfl people. ItJaT .htt
wuiIiIhgCto..li
Oraot. and others who hare hitherto sua
Uined character for honcaUand
liiiixir, shoubl lend hemtfWt 4t r"h.m
so utterly repuguaut to lb)B "Constitution
and so ruinous to the South and the natirm.
' 'Tlp9liey jiHliewMe fry the rtron nfrbe
R aco oat ruction Committ exhibits want
ot 4eftAfcJsyd
tiois, aud sKow a purpose to plee, every
thing in th hand of the military, in order
to secure th election ot Ueu. Grant.
AcasowLkiMixasT. We make our xratc
tul ackuowledgeiuxits to our wurthj friend,
Pntsskt Criwpiff, "Hwv"i Wsjrtitttsrrori, fitf
Wfff m SubSTtlberS W The. Ari.'y ,SmfnT
If other of our friends would emulate this
excellent example, ir lisnils would indeed
... . ,v-jWWJ.M, 'i Ji.a;;;--,.. . .
Cotto. This articla U iu deuland in
this market. W hear of seVaral who wish
w ytxrcnaae nrsTiiy.
THE nSMOCBATIO S6MLEEOEX. sTA TK NKW
UANC06K. I
Ho far, while the action of the Kadicals, i - The Komi, ike Aev gives n alL-c-North,
points unmistakably to Hen. Grant, I tionale valediction to Epps and liiys, '
ippeara to l.e a greater division ol senti
moot anions, the democracy. Mr. Pendle
ton., ol OUiu. and .ill.. Styiuour, ol New
York, are both spoken ol, ami the torruer
i rnrr u,r..r,. i I I. .. V I, ,.. .... , I ...., . ...... . .
- - i ............ ......... ...,.
SBM1 CKftotTOIfrw 'tfitiM -tint rns4tati a rfti--
ment in it choiee Ki'iwccn either. l these
gentlemen and a Unheal, out II tri k u
that Hen. Hancock is t Iks foininr nuiii.w hose
military charact. r, mid, above all, who-e
recent civil course, slump Inin us the man
01 the timis, mid on.', p.-rliSj whose his
tory will maKe h stronger impression upon
the American p--op!c, thn that ol any orlier
ruan connect. -.1 with the present stirring
j ',Ten,
I Without a prec.lent in the conduct ol.th.
I Coiutuan.lers in the Southern States, (ien
I ,U"cock' ' ,"Ul't' l,im""'11
I suuarely upon the Constitution ol' the I'm-
! u J rtuu" "" '"' "' ' 1
j k, I,t -'f""tly in v.e ls respousil.ilit.e,
" "l,"r Hn'' a " ' '!l ''"'"K
h elicwe) all partijanship, t tlraa
' 'n-r'l ' d.spleasiin:
incurred the displeasure "i the HadicaU
It is plain Hmt lu cf.it U: trusted, hoth
Deiilocriits and Cotret vati ve, and, he-
! hevinjf tliMt he o ci'jpies a poMition which
cornmt)d htm t a larye majority of the
I people of the Vliited Stares, with lUulighU
; .!..
! ConventitU)f, w hoij we eould more heartily
wupport, with .-troii; ctntideme of nuccei;,
than Gen. iJaucotk. He hat always been
a Democrat, hut nrrer n pnrtiTran. Hp Takes
Ilia position honestly :iiid feat ies-Iv, and
dare to maintain it.
(1K SI h'A l
S'e have ull' lime ! ihleet
:il 1, IM
t lie aliniMlheemeli I , ;n out t ee : I it ill I,
limn, 1. 1 tile, ail.ltmu' .r.4-e.-,lin t.l'
Mwa.U itv rem.. mf; tlie livrmii
Treasurer )' (it-nria. We ure a wire
I ten.
irti.l
1 1 1 ut
unit
Meiule luiM 1-eeii el itiiie,! h a iih
I IlloileV.'lte
mint
liii.l we me, theri'tore. the
ni'ire i'.ie;itiv -.ti r j -r ie. I nt In einre.
Alli.iieh hit;li'hjiiile,l jr.K-ee.luiH but serve
to brine; mil in inure H'nnini; eontrast the
St at. Sill. Ill like, ieHMl helletieellt pntiey
tv,fr;Wi n.,i.. X
the rnnnjennrv ,ir tTriu
n. I i. inlended In
i'lllll.ilk I lie -lltll,
r the I'll nleiu v.
fbver li.le nil iipiiiii.iti,.i
ss the nodical li.,iuiM.
Iu this roiitiectinii, ii t
reHdiiie r.f only the jif
that removjiijr tin
b
1 M'Mllii ;llll tii.it t!ie
' ..". "f the Older
Slille (;li,-el-., w ss
aiplauded in the Oeuri- Couveution The
subsequent section op. rated, doubtless,
likirs wet blanket, destroying, as I hey ili.l,
the hopes of that limly, thai smiie ..I their
own cormorant crew milit be p. iniiiie.l i.,
enjoy the peniuigites. H.-tter uny knul of
rnlers tlian thft native uiuue;i:tla.
WELL JtEXClilltKl)
"Pimfnlfikrh want- flen
Meade against a rertuiu clasi n-hicli he will 1
have to encounter, in the ini ipien. y ot his
SffffitSSslffttWlrih" "site Third District, and
whichwilluseevuryefl .it lo bias mid eon
Irol bim. U thus painu U.ei, , il,y I
gathered about bit predecessor, 1'ope :
aurrouiuTetlhy a.iMj4a'm-claiof
instrrrectibrlnry rcconstniclionists, rthel
Railicals, sworn by each side, and lorswom
to .Ixitll, Who, with jj&triolic. phraseology,
persuaded him to conceal their crimes tin
der the overshadowing magnitude of his
own lollies. Moved by accidental compunc
tions of conscience, General Pope doubtless
ly did attempt occasionally to restraiu bis
inordinate appetite tor flattery, but the
parasites were too numerous aud too ikil
lul. He feHl a victim to their ruperiority
in vice. ItVs in the midst of these expert
sycophants that General Meade will have to
execute President Johnson's great trust ot
coosUtutioiMd Ubertk .,.
Th first principles of inductive philoso phy
enable ua to state that these pararsites
will bow before the victor of Gettysburg
with a hypocritical hninilitv only equalled
rtfee-ttDeeftff fiictrify- "w'itfi wBlch'tbey
will have tbrgotttn the conqueror of Corinth.
Representing nothing but their betrayal
ol nast confidence thev will nretend to ren-
I4bsjrJi8!lWtof
commanding nothing but the contempt ot
their countrymen, they will profess to com
mand public opinion."
The portraiture ia polled, and will stand
as well for the set we have here in Nnrtji
Carolina, as if it were specially made forl
them. We fear that fifir fawning has been
fttlly as successful at was that n( the GeorgtS
liek-apiHtra. - '
t. Tub' CoaxKimuS toAi,.iwv.)--Ffui
What W rcaffi, we tSSi it'lba iliere will
certainly be a quorum in attendance at the
lomthe. ..Kprasmhdfwn-.JIiQ
keepers. Vhite and black are lrought to
gether in glorious comininglemcnt, so that
H1l llmut toWs-lWK,rgtef tllierft"
which."- In order to acerfmmodata the sup
ply ss nearly a possible to the demand, it
tnrW tew mm "ofllcwr, hlfherW unknown
in North N CsroIina,--9Hch as 8crgeant-at-
Arms, 4e.- For tlrra rartrer rosition, it is
TBOWWIHUf TBWf rtrrl 1 if:1 IWgHl
County, li clamorous. It ought to be given
to1nn"S4 a-cwariT TorViiug against
Homitd mneniitii';it, S,T the lain Legr
It as rutuori d iVaf there waa a
oaucua, iast'iiigLJ,' at which the tU
... a ,1..,,!., 1.. ., 1 '
bf'Boolter "tSafi t& i Question
If" "I.J 1 xk i, sA,,A. JJ"aW.aMs -aMlvsfer,W.J-lwi MMlliirwtWlsl' f (cailfr-K worvrb 4''s tt nrirt lartrrt-T vysV r'-'T fT"f?' I 1-lsJPM' WW Wir-rT wr?WTTTTTf TTTfT' r' "
r-'tti..iTT; fa-;rr:rV..,T.T -'-drl'!'"- tw-the-1-H'"' hrt,'autnnmmitsvatskt,a..i.4 S-r a wrinkle was to b nrflBtrnrmrrrart'lS,l f"t
f - . - : : 1 uonaenraUTa presidential uunrition. 1 ""- l"""' jw. muwmn apH trcntjji. icgoltherrcwdrar Tbecimscwutteaat6 Ji"U. ana peoples , m 1).
I inuumeriiblc huiurry aauirants lor office,. J .hmlnrn that 1t tatu rnnltmnl.Knn i, "V I Oh of the most xetloos at liieir l S a'e ( .. ,.u... . :i..i.i ..... t tlabt and when the fi;-ht Is over alml. '
I w - ' n --r j 1 . . . , ... "J K"0', '".su."' ''"e ir ku, i.--- -0:- -- j
gates to tba mongrel Convention, wliu lelt
llalil'ai on yesterday It Bays that their
Cotlutj could spate tb.au well, were their
mission to en.l iu liny ti
Auother ot the murderers ot Col. stance.
vfi.-A,i, iwiW!fr' I)tttniti .) law wid
I'lu fii!l sIuhI i-( tit' SfttNoii writ'
kM in ,J.iafvl.ro, ..11 Sntnrly, t ls..50
JMT pHlI
Ktfilv. tin ncjiin " I octor," w 1) i wim
ii pnininnt si tikci t h late wlutr-hUck
lttt'lu iin-ftiNi; in thi itv, and who mi
m;mmI up"ti the 1 1 ft luHty an ftwiiitlh-il
numlerH "I hm hrt-thrcii in Norfolk, le
turnhur' mid this citv, lirii turml uj io
Uolfirtboif. lit claim t r tin afnl it
the QMct'ii's Sceiety, Liui tt, Mini Hiitln.r-if-i
to ifii'l Hiiy HtuiHiiii n( money, provitit-d
tin iiilwejtt is patl in at)v:ii.re. He pro
poHc.l t.) the r. !':-,. 1 people on the sunt))
side til' Nriw l!iwr, i.i l-'ini n eiitjiimnv 'f
, , . , , , . ' ' .
lar, and tht-n he.
uild lend idem a thou
ntifld on Hecoiint
if the Jueen't Society '
KkaCtion in Nkw
Manchettier Vmou piiu
Ijhbey, wlio wit hdr iv
party, an.l present -t In-
II aMpnuikk. The
j h. letter i'rotii Cinm.
Ir.'m the Radical
ren-ih verv term Iv
lor UgiiBK bsi. 'IWtLU iuia iJiUiuaiuuA.
that a great poltical riaetion in fair (' the
democracy goin on in N w 1 1 atupthiie.
The letter is a- iolloH
Whitkiki.h, pec. ;n,
To Hon. K. II, Jlollins, Chairman fit-puhiiji
State Central Commute
Da Si : Haimif tf fe 1 lio" pmemh
inyot the late KepuniicsTi M .te 1 '..nv. ntton
th.il I was chosen a inetn !. r - t iln- Kepiibii.
' esu State (iinimii tee, I t,.. .lie .urli.-si ..p
' portuuity alter !eir.inA. .t . . ,i .iicyatiun
i to inform von, ss its tMui. uiu. tu.it I eiiniiot
serve in Ulst cspacily, s'i I 'o ilve ym some
1 of the reasons which have led ire to this
j conclusion. I think t ur the !enl"ishii of
j the Kepuhlicnn party h.is t i'len entirely
' into the hands ol the .xiieiyr i r.-iihn,!
: men. Attnchcl ss 1 lisve l.ien t tin jmriy,
; events have foie. il m.', i.i -pre ot nivs.lt'.
j with much rei.-t and r.-nt r. m"ntin', lo
j this conclusion. Mv conscience wiil no
j permit me long.-i to art will, the Itepiib i
: can party. T lc. 1 thst I l.uve, as an Aim ri
! can citizen, obliMti i' s ot u higher chsnie
i ter than mere I. alty to po'y. I :nn, so. 'or
' prut. I inn tor a re-t thI I hi mi tin I loi lie- I
j miiinienance ot the ( N.n-e iiution riiioiili j
4 mil Uw vafyiuH loitin -ol vuo iale.cisii .
war, twfi o tts trramfrhartt Hose-, I pnve
. the overiinienl tirin and unwaveiini,. :
i supps.r(, 1 wauuao4, ikrough auaoGideirt
i which deprived me of the use of my riedit '
t lniiiil, to actively participa'e in the danger .
mid hsnlships ol the iiehl, but illil colitrib
j nte a son to the army of tlu' Republic, who j
I was lmt through the lungs at the battle of '
i Fnir nk, but "whose life, throtrjjhthp mercy
ol (iod, was spared almost by a miracle. j
I When the shock of arms was over and the!
enemy utterly overthrown and entirely sub j
missive, I looked for the speedy restoration i
ol the Union under the Constitution. I j
need not ssy how sadlv 1 have been disap-
pointed, and how dsy by day my confidence
in my party has waned, until now it is clean
ene. I have bvciUie satistled that the
I shotssihied policy it .looking only . at
measures with reference to their rffcrt trptm
the party, and of utterly disregarding their
effect ujsah the welfare of the nation, guides
and eorrtrote nur leaders. To strengthen' the
Hepublican party the attempt is being made
lo introduce negro equality, which will
amount to negro supremacy in some sk
tions. I wholy condemn the scheme of negro
equality, and bcliiivu Ui Lava , uegro . aupri
macy ta aojucction Is unwise and danger
ous. To do this the Constitution is tram
pled uuder foot. Tho common sense ol the
people ts ootrajred, the business of nur
whole country is paralyzed and distrust
and anxiety everywhere awakened. I am
L profoundly impressed with the serious na
tu re ot the (lithcultles with which the coun
try has now to contend its unsettled state,
its immense debt. I know that the best
statesmanship ia necessary to extricate us
from our embarrassment. I see no ability
on the part of the men now in office, or dis
position even to do the things necessary to
he done to give the people itcace, to econo
mise and nVria a system of just and equal
taxation that shall cause our debt to be
paid, or that shall cyan diminish it. On
the contrary, matters daily grow worse. I
.tjjsjsaanttiJl'roMfit. ma
must have a change ot rulers, and so feeling
I cannot Ionizer act with the Kennlilican
party, uui suaii give my vote ana innuence
!UKX)aXUf,,.. ...s. w-
i$
try yours
CHARLES LIB BEY.
DepaRTOKB or Mk. Davu Hon. Jeffer
son Davis and wife left bar last evening
by the steamer Wild Wagoner for Natchez,
Miss., whence they will proceed to visit fa
miliar friends and localities in that State.
The ofceaaron of tmv- eVpaiiWpe- attracted
quite an .asseinhlsge to-taa. vicinity of tbe-
a learner, and Mr. Dana was heartily cheer
ed by a crowd of white and black as - ho-1,
stepTHKt m mrt.tt1r?nimti-&w.,$: t
Thb Presidential Electiom tw trig
whites of th Sooth t hul4 aupafate.. efefi--tions
lor presidential electors', and to dis
regard Ibe reconstruction acts . in that.
1 rfiiitct Tha Pr&iilnt. u iitv.li.rMln.-.,l . ...
tayor tins movement, in a certain con-
timreser. the moral efluct at least won Id he
potent indwd. Witlt an actual united t
Houth, and a majority of the Northern
States, Congress would pot dare lo laaugu-"
rate a President Upon th strength of the
i 4
'. ... .... i... i. - .. Id t mill,. ..',;, i .j "s'-'"i "L"7'"i """, iu I li-u. tJ. , . k , .. .
u.4i,,.A......Magii uu asas na. .saw i awitiai .1.1 Atts.yiw-a
., "i mis ,. M . , . u f c , h , i .. sentenced hiui to Day a hue of S'00 and to .. ft. .l. n ... j .u. .. i..'. :.J. .j. . t. .... ... .1 I
t. " j 7 . : "- l . . , , . . , , , . . I aiwrr lor w i-Tuioj,i. j Towii a me a- r uaininj; hi wear- Kruit;e, loai, l aru FISH 1 ' . 1 (
1 CMtet County. Fean,le!d an.. drpion fot I tw lmnrj.ned in orr PntKkifx.jdt!mij- rf id iC, t-kLJJsJ J,,,..U .JL. ! -u, 'Lt. .
tfie loal officers, and th. result Was a oobl w-Ua. Lapt. bchalT n ii At.ani. on tu i C" kaM. wtar the air of men who t aitl.a: winch ton rUebrat7lmUld ,e caMed f -fl, ." . 0,,, t
ttadicid J"- oul B sowwnwoai sua p-iw w v"-w-w.-w. rtmpalga.-" if mnmtfoh Vtvr,' w ,' 1 is n-it!" rtirtn1. wHMnif nfrfw, miIV f 'trtsar, Jta -V rt f il i T '"' 5
Bif"J'"uttlJi,'TOmnini.i a ugiu pmiii rar a oruiai Biume. . - , . . . , r partaB. It was a triumph, won, to b 'founts ot,e hi.u a . ,1 le. ,
P"-1 lor the immediate Keommicaon nf th ' ' " ... u- -i r , U-Wk Hamnton. tha ex-Generar accord. I .V h imn'i, . .win . , K . .. " . " '' lI ""s l'
in....-J I . . . 1.1 .. i. . .. . 1 - ' , - - r ' . -jy. ..v. 1. .r-- - --. . . ,.-...,,w. i' i. i"i io lua.e in;,li, l.fllftu.. t a . . 1
' For ttm Sentinel,
j )frrt. Klituri : - Permit me, through
j the medium ot your very valuable paper,
I to make a brief statement Ii. reply to wjiut
I yon nay of 1'nlo. Your chief argument
4 errai'ti t-smrtart wis Humi-Hmmm- .a
the Cojr'istitutioii ol the 1'nited States, which
says iTiat no State xluill impati coiittacts.
This I admitted in the o.itset, I. ut went on
tr ffTtrxtrfm,- wheffrfTtttitf "fl'strs wwtcV ' Iter
lirought to henr under the present cin'iim-
hm' lidtnit ted into the I'nion upon the
terms flMgoMtoil ly i'ato Stippowe tht
DemrxT'it-i ppt the 'HoiHe of Hcpresentu
tiveH md tlie Pnsident ; they rannot repeal
fitly law piiMeit hy the prenent ( 'oiirt-Hs,
vvilh.iut the r.)nenf ot uie Senate The
SenHte will Ntnnd tiieco n a cheek, so at to
prevent ijnv chantie of tiieal nl!e. Hut
ou shv, mi wiH tnkeih.' ease hetore the
Supreme Court . What r;ii t'li ex pfct
there Wotihl thev nvt doder,. ;h(- jsMiie
upon fhe rjU(slion .(' piiilirtiotl, a- tliey
did in the cac tnketi up Iroin the State
ol MisiiKippi and AlahamH, or upon some
other tlimsv pretext ' It not every memher
of ( 'nurc H.-i m mil Itn tin' t t Mijport the
Constitution ot the I'nited St nte. .Itidge
Chase, or anv ot' (he jiSmh lull' .Indies '
Are they not swrn to do it N there not
a general n nrnnence of opinion betHven
r JnHrr Hi'-isr- Tm h Tmrd "matter.' then -
tore, to decide wh it h Mtl
of time thU t
Cniwt initton w ill hold tond. The jreat
uix'L'i'ttiint v of tlx I iw would induce credi
tors to make liberal rnmpfotniaes. You say
th;it you t ivor o-tnprnmsrteH Why are
cmproniiscfl not made f It Ih the fault of
the creditor. Verv fr will take off the !
interest, us lone; m they f anv chance to !
last dune a ni'in tins, leavinp him without I
an meatts id' -mpp"rt. j
regret to see t h ut you are of theopiuion, j
that a stay o law will only put off the evil
hnnr. This n the position taken by mul
of miii learned "litnhs' ot the law, who re
mind me e! a parcel of vicious blood-hounds
1bjcmi - ts. torsu'd" .loowt; Uat
tnev in : devour the people. Some of them
have hiiudieds of thousands dollars in
el.tinis lor eolieetioh. They r.re now having
their executions !eied, ready ui oust the
pnor debtor, us soon us the t.-rni .of General
Sickles' ord. r expires. Iu most cases t bey
hive made thcnvrlvi's n psrty to the claims
b eh:il irinir one tenih ot the whole sum lor
collecting. I his iscoiitrary u the established
usage, 'i xci pting claims from a distance,
loieih.- parties could'not ntu-udto it;
then they became the Agent of the Plain
ldl Th. ir duty as counsel is only to push
lliechdui ' ii iudoemnit. Hut such in their
love ol In, r , that they .seem to be willing
to H'-e the jieiVjile swiiTTowed up iii one com
, in. ui vortex ol iitter rnin.
To tetuie th:it .po.itinii, in iorard to a
tiy ol eveen; ions, puitiiiii off the evil day,
permit uiu to lake the people of the State of
iVriu 1. arniina tor th laat. vvwe. They
r-nminenrwritie- yearwitfr r("1eiV'd energy.
Tliey went to work, and worked hard to en
ah4 thrtn Ht tnet-t tliptr Vtabilrtie; brrt 'tbe
tales so in lo have been against them. In
stail ot getting twenty-flvc or thirty cents
lor c .'ton, as tin y r vpected, which would
luive been a I'air remuncrattve price, they
;et only ten cuts. Instead of making a
thniisjun! pounds of cotton to the acre,
they mske only fhn e hnndrnd. This wss
ni built of theirs; it was the unfortunate
season. Nearly every one became involverl
iu debt Would yon sdvise these debts
forced upon them and have ihiftr land" sold
at such a sacriiiic, as they would tie at this
crisis, and deprive them lunu ever. nUUi
ting' themselves from detu . I think yon,
us Christian-hearted men, would say. "let
.tban.ttjt.'tme; wmr.yimTi tyyrte '::.
How many (mor y.i(j: muu have risen
from poverty to wealth, and become useful
citizens by the ime nt csipitril I What would
In-the true policy fur debts" contracted last
year, would be the true policy for debts con
tracted before the war. Let the creditors
loan tbcpr041je.-t.hj! itsie oi thrir inmiey, and
a larger portion ol them will yet survive.
You any yenare ia lavor ot' deibtors goinjj
into bankruptcy ro anr.Iwhen rbp debtor
is helplessly a bankrupt. Lint what benefit
will the creditor derive from it f He could
get a very small portion of Iila debis in but
very few cases. Would it not lheitr for
thecreditor to C'ipromise with I h,e debtor
on fair and equitable terms, than thfi debtor
should go into bankruptcy ? Would it not
lie better for the debtor, if he, sees any
chance to work out his liabilities on reason
able compromiacs, to do snf
You say that you would not lie surprised
it some such tub as repudiation will be
thrown to the whale. 1 think the party
that throw out the largest tub, will -be
most certain to fret the whale-. I thfnk we
shall touch liottom this year, soon after
which, it we arc governed by wise counsel,
we shall go up.
. ,21- .. :T4K -.-
Palmyra, N. C.
APOIITIC4I
. a xn
WK .V SEW
iis?jSs
LtTTl.KTOK, H, II , Jaiibil-y 8. The Con
ger-vatives ot New Hampshire held llJ lar
gest and most enthusiastic nioctlug' tlfat
has ever be?n held i-n the northern pin- ..f
the State, in this phuse, to day. A pi.
dent, twenty three vice-presidents and tbie.i
secretaries, all latu of the RaiHcal parry, of
fleered the mettintr, which wss nddr.-v d
i'-He: E. Ct Baker; ef B'ton, and -Jr-rigs
IL- George, .of- ConrurtV mint- made -ies
but interesting speeches, after w hich some
of the prominent converts ni .de r. marks
Bfi0l'lnAtbet?Tiien
nunciation has created great eurpnee, Oue
stuiuyiniu iMiiiiuvvi, ia sura n 11 utt no il)
l!,.nvnlin. ,..,- h. ..(li..uu ..1 ..... 1
D
r"V"''S-.r7 . ""Vf" - '.rV.'j'.:" t
meeting Uave. b. ret.re idei,t,ha.l tin'm.
selves with the Democrat v
. ... vAr. ..u...r, .,0
of Capt. tfclttff before a Military .. Cait
Jlal at Mobile, lor the killing of Cl.
Shepherd whils a prisoner, nie luue last
'mttnitt - - : - W"tli1dl. " Two
charges w ert preferred ag am t hi in ; first,
u. " - . . .1. ' v
miMt- .unMi.iM inarn Hsuwwrwiwwi
to kiXL. Ot tba first charga ti-. fe4-
FiV the S-nttnel.
. MtMiiif. Kin roitM : -Smr iinjiitflciit fel
low Imsf-alleiltortheCiillictii.niCuloy, to I t
ftuid or liiiny;, at the opening ut the( ntwti-
wpII when i wai written, hul "trmHra tnu
tantur," e!e. 1'ie..- puhli-sh the tollovsin.
frotti alaiuca UiiSdtll.Lpwc! as embody in
the aitiele ot mv prehent creed, and ol.lie
Your, Ac.
"I hl U-lleVe the ('e..ile wiuil
A tax on tt an mi' conVen,
ri'hl in. Kin' ftnit etiAVKUnt
l'nr ulin I'm in oihie ;
Fi r I hev loved my cwiintr) en
Mv Hve-teelli (iile.l their sorl
An' I'uele Ham t revfi'eiu'e,
f'arttf'iuf itf his junket. ,
J Jn lehevi it's wi; an' gtunl
i wen' out I'urriii itiiii'in,
ThVt in. uu siirtin iinilcrt'd
An" urthydox eifiulitiiMiM
' 1 uiemi mn thoUHiin' (lull, per am
Nine thuiwau' more h-r outtt!,
Ah' me tti reeniimi' lid H man
Die .lure 'uuld Jet til
1 ihi Ulieve in special way
1 piaUi an' i'iiiaiiiii :
Tin hrea.il lioiries lat k in main ln
1i' huUrrrtl t.tt f r .:, 'nt ,
1 ineri in piein" tilt in .iHt-
ill wut (he part v e hi . Mien,
Irt in fmt'urtltt f"!- (' ti ;.is.
t m mm 8-ry"t -"
In the gret lreHrt's free.l..i.
X(i pint tbe p.HiplH to tlie mml.
All 111 tile usees lemj em ;
Pslsleil llie srm that ferKeM
t mv fal t'ulitiacu M,imi(m ,
An' irithwwt he Ike nnw thai '.iv.
hilf Mir yttr'Hirvrnt jirintift' '
1 Jll l.olleve Hi beui" ll.tn
tlr llisl, e it may )ispjn
Ulie wa nr I ulher lianiiient in
Ti lteltill (Mple lis)iil.
It aint by principles uor Dien .
My present courhu is stesUied,
I seellt wnei jkui tKf bexl, an' they
rji. intn ti hutd-kfrHirrt .
I iu brieve wntever trssli
II keep the people in hllndness,
Tluit we tlie iHi-kfii rebu can tlntisL
,. UilMr4utec.hraUiirijr,kinaueiMi.
'Ttwt borabstiellsl-rrar,e, sn3 poTrdi r 'n I
Air noc-d-will's strongest tndtn. -s,
TKel iace , lit mtiltr il slu k ul ail,
Mi'st he iircv is wrra ba.islim."
TUR BOTTOM OCT. !
Will Urant run upon a Hepublican plat- j
form, with vhe bottom out That's theques I
tion. All eyes will soon turn upon the S11- j
premc Court. Tho .Mi Cardie case, from j
Mississippi, ia there. Not many days uow
will elapse before the case will excite more j
iuteuse discussion and interest than anything 1
iu Congress. j
The validity of the laws establishing mil- 1
itary despotism in ten States of tun Cniuii
Is ;'n"6' brought 'directly ifi question, upon a
iuibaii coryui case. Mcf'ardlt: wui aiiesb d,
imprisoned, and arraigned for dial before a
military commission, jor piiblishint; articles
in a newspaper at Vicksburg, dciiouncuiH'
.. tiitiir. ..icum uni;ontitulinal, and adtiiaiu
the iMMtpieto voWaafamstalamveittowi It 1
a case involving personal liberty upon swiit
ot right, audit take precedence b, lore l he
Court.
The I'ase presents the naked question ui
the validity of these laws Che Court must
meet and decide 11 ; and they will. These
laws are such open, flagrant violations ol
the Constitution that it is impossible they
will not be declared such hy a mnj-.rity of
the Judges ; and that decision knocks tho
bottom out of the KepiiblicMii plattoi ui.
But the case is likely lo pres.ni another
interesting feature.
Cpon the liench aitsChief-Justice Chase, a
candidate for the Presidency, especially uig
ed by the negro organizations of tlie South.
President Johnson will be represented by
ibe Attorney Gneral, wAio must eouo-dciu
.nK,i,l ;.i'itiWtiW..' 'ii.'.constlin.
ti.mal that wiHcomoel (ieuefal Grout, who. J
represents the War Department, and has the 1
military feCOhirfruction utwler bis cotttfoT, j
to come into Court also, by counsel spprial -
ly employed for that purpose, or be must !
abandon,the militar suoreuiacy "ghyo
oe eatao.isneq w An.w. r"hsiruc- :
engaged in the naval or military service, by
military courts, is still the supreme lnw 01
the land. But tlie curious inquiry now la,
what immediate effect will it have upon
candidates aud parties f
Many sagacious men believe that General
Grant, who hai always expressed reluctance
to leave his present high position to be a
candidate for the Presidency, will say to
tba Hadical politicians whn desire to n.nn-
nateJum, "the bottom of.jptitllitloriaJ
owltsv,-'illttrt to remmo , wlnrre i t
am upon the solid platform of Gem ral in- I
Chief nf the Army, and shall adhere 'to that
until I find a sounder lutsnr than a lt.' iiol.
..i,i....
Sm ia-wirweaaa
Hut lor the i.hlel Justice whal a glorious
opport unity to pie s ill hulls. Il in an eliilui
rate opiuion as the champi m sml deendnr
of the negro and military dp(tiisin ..liij,
and, par estetlietux, jts hi ad and rcj r. ri 1 a
Vive. J may liu twites- bis enamrni
for the nomination at ( 'hirifjt'" l,et"Ji8a ait
patieutly We shallW. A Y. UrM.
Thr Dkmix ksts Ixh.ki.no lp.-A signif
icant foituie of the Dem k;i ic celebration
of iheHtliot January was the unmistaka
bly hopeful look ol tnV participants, Oue
year ago the TJ.Brocfafic't'i.iiiiiifiefr had
' "jTliitt VTtfflt titTafsf tBO" sTT'oTiTif" "crpuT-"
table celebration ; this year it a a deci-
jlfiiltj. pimlm.uiis and tmtliusiastiC laffair.
wrragtng ntrt minv ot 'our snmt; r'rtare, 'piw
ocratic citiieni ttan we ever H-ninmOer to
bare seen togethey before on such an ocea-
"m twillr-v " an nnif.iif.l r.n ...na mirn
. J ... ... . . . '
.ts saw lfmtM-:w1Uc:- masWRW'-WWH.
tion, seemed to irrsliaie every bm am.
tion, seemed to irraliaie every bm am. nt of !
bisfacei Judge B'ai k wa "ia exit wrant
his face. Judge B'a k was ia exi) Hrant
pititit..JM-BpJa.-rtrf
twin hi U A Ufl tllt'TU milU lliAlUikf ixlwl tl.A 1 Aion... llw.iu larM...Ua,i. dnHi'AL..
ties of the'people, and to maintain Vhut the I i"yduo t.. j,y with you and others irt Kadical.,'a..d ruri uno , their ticket is
Constitutiou which expressly forbids (he ; 'Het.r.,t,ng, by . banquet ,n H adiinglnri to 1 s,M. .a.rlul tl.at hi cannot (, ' over-
rtwstaod trfat- o Ameriean- wttrxns not t 1,1 """W- uiar. 4 in t,imi in ,ffl-e .kiu, "XaWervou that "'
Lord BroqcBam'S no,' 1 a fl. vHHIitv i mns r iptothj isa tioinnmring un
making it crepobd to the Workihs irf his f position of terms: No WeoncilfatioB ever
coontenance,lairtv danced ar-tint ' wrt.ff t -nR - fear. Th may wot bS'Maw.
-twwei.krtM.i-
hi buotant Msmarka, AUsr: Doolittuv ! ture-i' aud that Is a gnl enough obwittlUi
PtMSHB
Marsbaif, wtng, Jtcutiks, Uu.r, Hoover and ;
a xfzT mr if Aruri1o.i' - 1 ,;.. T
77 A EWUTfl OF JAM'ART. JA$-
-
i iinit Fitoa'KV i'lirsiiHiT rucm R
"ll.iitlfnift:- If it were in my power, as
it will not be, to accept yolir invitation to
the celcbmiiou of the llfiy third anuiver
sary ui Jim banle nl itrw 4irlen, it would
it IT- r . T tuc pleasure on iiitiny iriouiids. Still
I il i - only too apparent tied no one can sit
; w :i li puiuf X emotions, the ciuliluu ol our
i eoimtry now with what it Aas during the
I t i -hi y ears lliiit the great defender ot the
! Crescent '"it y w as a! the head ol the Gov
'ts , erillli 'lit.
; llv whom was . that battle fought!
Win re wi ry the homes of the men, the re--ult
of whose steady courage, on that Htb.
, . I .1 inuury curried, as thf new Spread, nut
' only a fr-sh lisflinj; of national security, but
shed radiant gladness iu every hamlet, every
valley, and along every hillside throughout
th. land '. I remember well the relief and
ioi with which my young ear caught tlie
sound In sparsely settled towns families
lissom Med together; parents went with
their children to join in a prayer of thank -
luliuiis, and then lo send up their united
shouts tor the great deliverance. Were not
the soldiers under the command and lead
ership ol General Jackson the fathers and
g ran vl Utttat, itlijUjSatjtpMiflM -
i nun .1 in estate, and in the want and sul
fering ol their families, paralyzed and held
down by a despotism clothed with the aii
l hoi ity ol if'it to execute upon life weak
mid helpless the behests oi vengeance i
I
I am sure, especially if ,1 ivere with yQU, I
could uot help conti asting the .career of
Tennessee- her political and domestic tran-
i
iinlitv, tier increasing wealtn ana power
frtmirg"rrre rrte-H'--rsa ndrfrw'Writisr
ineiuoiy is euihiilined in the hearts ot all
w ho w ill be at your banquet, with the de
pMfitbly' lyiinirraiirtg reigrt of absolutism' in
the Htate, which, pre-eminentl, he loved
aud adorned.
It cannot ba otherwise than salui
iiiy at
, all Uuiv.-S,,au!,., t
' '' caiiori as y'ori celebrate, to rcesll the events
1 o( our foreign wars, from the' Revolution to
the treaty ol peace with Mexico, and to re
I member that the blood of gallant men,
j North and houth, lighting aide by aide in a
I common cause, mingled on every battle
j lie!.. If the prosperity of all the colonies,
I and hitt-r, of nil the States, and the united
i prowess of their people were essential in
j those, conflicts, have they ceased to be so
now I Villi tuiy be less so should we be
required, in any complication of events, to
j assert and mnlntain, by force of arms, on
1 sea and land, the rights of American citi
I 7-cds ( Whatever may be before lis, let us
liupc UiiL,t-hi;.. euajqU. is not -nwwUt--wbfre
! the L111011 shall be, m tact, restpred each
Stute standing forth as the coequal of every
' other State, with "dignity, equality, and
rights unimpaired." There are, it seems to
j me, marked and cheering indications that
i th- pmjvle are rfstng fh thelr majefj with!
' iiriiteiV'sfrengfTi "to deliver from mtsrul
their country and themselves Bigna that
. i-ttterrrity and efimmmy in thw -crmchtct "nf
ii:li:ie idl'aii", mslead of profusion, pecula
lion, uud abounding fraud, are, by their
. comm. !., to be the rule again that taxa
tion is to be equalizedrthat the bondhotd
er is uot toaereea himself behind exemp
lion, and thus cast upon another of more
humble means his fair proportion of the
public burden.
You, at least, will welcome the convic
tion, that the time is at hand When states
manship, humanity, and patriotism will
better meet the demand ot the nation, than
- wild t.hssiiniile of Ita-CswMrtwHnrr' a
wicked malevolence, to wan I neighbors, il
ulUey Jiappe
! ntntrtnirtn
they Iiappeu, t jot outrrtc. aad ajieiuau.
power, place, and plund.
wi,n nil-'" mnsideration, your fii. i! and
wfvant, "
FfiaSKl lN TltjteK.:
ritoM iion. joHB.ojjiNrv aim.
USuJi)uJat4f
M , o anj uu,er.. CommU,
ittlc id New Orleans. It wouut fw
i gie.it ph aure to me to Iw pi ai.itt, but 1 fear
t that other cngngerHenta ail render it im
! ejfactcable. jjul absent. I .-Imll siilijnin
i mo t heai Ul) io the aeutiiitt it i.f, the aa:a
; b'o,:. , It is well lor us ill tbisadiysof daik
i nes- and trial to conimemora'.e t ret urring
j snuneisaiies "marked evermoie with white"
.. in our UHtiuual ai4iula. ...
Tm re uevnr .was a tines l . ir Idstory
wl'ft.ULwa miraponut iwk.be
jtei wMk,-eiJHwrfc
and ntiiunil fraternity from o , . ml of the
lan l ! the oih.r. It rwtw !-e that the
riTeiotn ami 'tnagnanimuua tiKHiot' the
the di.iiiiasiiou of vimlk'tive uission or re-
tributitve retenge ia dealiBg with their van-'
quislusl and biitding brothvrs at tbeboutU"
stilt h-sa exehangv' the cordial welcome
home" of forgiveness lor a trembling traffic
in a Mrahed snd bawpereil oierey. For
my own part, f am ashamed of Ihi unman
ly'disimat iiid fearful taspjein pf oftr pros
trate tellow citiiens. Is there anything in
the purpose or result of the war, which Jus
tifies the victor in such a frsctiicldal quarrel
ia throttling bis foe atter he, Is down and
hoi disg up his hands in defeat and despair ?
No hnayf TrlitfFltl hrpeNiiriat -qtarTerwiri
treat rims an rrrrpiment whff-rrnrwlarTg.y
defeat andenounce furtber warfare. Hut
.rWtWttrfn
nwty-trf onfw-n tl h and tirmd,:"iiri!Tm-Ti
folly sneer at hi firomises and protests, an i
try to extort Tailelona sectiuty from bis
ind o ndgbt.we! hut nercr tti tbu. y ;
never by substituting fr the confldinecun
sw me. r - - - - . r -JLL
j.:..i.' .-.-a.'.l, ' J V,..t;.. Lr... In t
r.aiuc or new wneaiis. it niiuiii iw a
tend. to lift up ilii'.hea; of the jiatiua laa
I bigiier and nvorp cflinprehrnstTB kiatineii
: and fellowship than we lucve known for
! iiiai.v n long v.-o . -I'ol assure lo the new era
j. a resplendent. lirThistirp t,t united progress
tl'e'4 of 'tfiVearTy'day's ol" Hie lfepiiblic.
lienileinieii, let tis in s e-r for a inotiient
dipnir of the loi i! r -n"., nor lor an instani
slaik in the sTiieojir to an. Use tliv nobler ;
nature of fhe "..-. i ; T - ting aside all less
er aims, and reject ;ne meaner issues, let us
Wh;L lead'ltey . I.P, -i'un xestatii.. pmssfvi :. :
national constitutional reunion.
I can i If. r, 'in . onriin-ion, no sentiment so
appropriate to the r . cut which has called
you together, or more congenial to the apir
it which perva.h s its purpose, than the poe
try at the close of President Lincoln's inan
gural :
"The mystic chords ut memory, stretching
from every buttle field and every patriot
grave to every living heart and hearthstone
all over tins broad land, will yet swell the
charm of the Vnion, when again touched, as
purely they will be, by tho better angel ot
our nature.
I am, gentlemen, very respectfully yours,
JoHti Qpisct AriaMS.
tuk efiToFjXyrA ii baxqcet.
The fifty-third anniversary ot the battle
of New Orleans w-as celebrated by the
Democrats of the District of Columbia, aud
many lu'vtti-d guests Irom ali parts of the
country, by a grand banquet tit tlie Metrop
olitan Hotel, Washington, on Wednesday
evening last. j
Speeches were made by President John
son, Judge lilack, Hon. T. Marshall, of Ohio,
lion, lteverdy .Johnson, Attorpey-General
Stanbcrv, Senator Uooliuleeoejvjciqj.
and others
AttorneyVGeucral Stanbery said, among
othr things :
"Gentlemen, I have been at the bar for
nearly half a ce'itury, and have been a con
stant student, not oulv ot th' common
slaw ,tborf-cmr ww teastito
I do no: hesitate to say that the whole of
these reconstruction a"c! of Congress from
beginning to end fbs', second, and third,
in the ferie are ui cons'itutional and void, i
Thtre are limes w .en to be silent is t" be '
unfaithtul. Thi re are times when men must
speak out. 1 id not aitenii! to seh r
myself into reticence upon the e greet qms
tions, and I could not if I would."
, Senator Dooliule said :
"Now, fellow citizens, having thus ex
pressed to you 'rankly. openly, featles.lv. '
the truth on this , question, it i ehoo s
you, gBibuieD, who control th acton
or "the DuitTI'trC " imrryT 7To"seu' t it
that ynu so arrange yyur pr 'gnimina in
the coming con'est ihat y,.u do inn m nch
yourselves to any dead' issue thai y m do
not place upon aiv ded issues v 4,
.pea,, ppjause.4 YimiHitti.ttt tba istiuiK.
..iaauca ui 4JtB.Jt.ur, ad yti tnt-ttvpfr
men upon your ticse's to repr sent thai
issue, or y..u wiil be heab-n in the canvas?.
f'ipplaaBi1.' " Lef me speak to you "p'la iii v.
1 have no (.oia.vahnei.ts. I ork to y. u
jus! as.1 have siiok. a to tiie liepul.li'ea.i
party, or L'i'ion puny, wish whnh ; ve
been ssnici.ite-l i , the rt-e ecti. u ij" .ti
LInfjoln. I leil, 50a. genthm n, .it i. us
true as that Unit lives and reigux.j'.ynu..l
the next canvass, shalf "plant yourselves
upon a platform w-hicti shall und'tr'ake to
condemn, either directly ,,r indirectly, ihe
war to put down the Radicals of the Houth
the war which was to sustain the Union and
the Constitution you will be beaten in the
ebHii jAppUm. Ynn rnwtcrtm'mtr no
such tolly as that. I speak to von as a Con
stirvauve wh ta rearry ntfata; IprtUe tin
atitirtfoh Ahrl JliB piifot'i, .'( I Ti.li you Vhal
it you wish to lake posiuoii fu luuUovern
im.i:t.fc yuu.ought jto tio,.ja.dvt,uxxurthrow
,?!rRdWitt,' im uiu.r TiK": uTitr U the
hv-Htg tsstres nt'thc hour, and plant living . .
men noon thosa lsiiies as yonr standard.
beams, sud thev will car. y 5 on to victory, x
tFaW;f ! "" J- - 'V
it Gen. Grant expects the nouiitiimou Upon
tbk BsOittal pulicyv -iiid lu; tumor oi tlw
policy of ncpr.. dominaiion over the whites
ot the Coath, Gen. Grant will be like 8amn-
Kson in the lap of Delilah -he will be like
any other man. (Laughter and cheers.)
Who our candidate may he w cannot
tell until after th convention shall bT
met and indicated its choice; but whoever
lie may be, if be be a living man (that's iO
p(-t-h living isMMMri- W(Jtr-wIiich js
imply whether white "is'SRorfvllfest'loq''
shall rul thetitaies of tit South, and hold
me, oaiance 01 power in ttus rupublio.
we
hsll ..fn-r Mm f tr r, v . v. .1 ... I .
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because we have a great man? of them, but
possibly it tusy be Mr. Jolnson.i Great
applause A Voice4-"Possibty' Mr. Doo
little."' Iteaewed cheering). It may te
General Hancock, f Tremendous appJatjie.J
It may be many other for whom diflerktii
malts maj express their pre!erencB. (A
Voice "It may be Mr. buniijr."j 1 have
no (KspOfition oh tin occaslim t discuss
tbeir mcnts, becana 1 would dis.-ns noth
ing but the principle to wit, Th main
teuauc of tlie Constitution and the Union,
sad the tupr. iAs:y id the white racaudot
cj Sill l! I? n . J!t . J lie. ctiuixuL. jl.j-b ..
country, "Good ! pood ! :' and ajlause j
l.unotio lavor d aitd.tjuulidai wnrr is
tn Hvpr nt.the tXii lUUUMiLftL ia.SuuTA,
and of Alrua.i.ziu tuo whole Kcpublic
JProlonged che,rntj, ioll iJ by three
blurry cute r the tjW-j-jLtuOw..
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ieirt-wt-wie?-TdtrTim"6?:T
ent l'lerce; lion. Gw.raa H. Pimdicton :
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Bpit, ot Jlaryiauii; tweretary. JlcCuiiV-h,
H..n. .J. Q. Aaarus ot Mamacbasett GO-!
JiMjlfjikur. tif et Ju7ii.aiiilea.ii,.,
Orsti.t, ol tiosion j lion. George W Jones,
ot Iowa; H m Jonu V H.nck ey, A- stait'
Attormy Ottitrti, IL a. Tuoumii E. B air,
UaiM,Mi lUuMw-kyi- ttm Anntrtf fl Trfnrt," "
ot NewiVoi k ; iit'.ir Admire! ifadford
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