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VOL
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THE SENTINEL.
!!.!.! V M
K. rial., ! SEATON GALES,.
KJHTOBii. .'. .
ttllPNESDAV. AUGUST 5, 1868
W HAT In TOBKDOyB?
, .icrtectly apparent that North Cure
, .,,!,! now, ili mi slip was iu 1805,
.; ; r war t-i""J. Three yeajs pf Uiil,
j - iiml unxi. ty, have brought no im
t, ,, i,i with them. Provisions aro
-, -r ttt fire- State, and there is less money 1
a, p- t twin, than at any period since
, , iriniinsic'i, except m me iinrneiuarc j
. r, rv.ci man's hi inv.
:o.-.J Tic majority ol the peo
., n't iii s i" tin: !ai!ure oi the crops.
, nn-ons had heen good, the
( A.i.tlo Law cii better, and those
, i, -k would not have been Bo needy ;
: , ., ,;n-ii!M, amount of suffering
, ., . in lii'- ."state would have been very
line tr.-wri why we are poorer and
... me scarcer is, that there are at
,.r louttii more consumers, and oue
i il produecis, in the Watc, since the
, ,..,.. i ban lieforo. The Kadical poll
.. in, S.iuiheiu Mutes directly leads to j
m r. f idleness and pauperism.
.- i, demonstration.
I to the eloso ot the war, almost
, .Ui in the Houlh, male and temale,
, ) ',.v .md :;irls over 12 years of age,
i , a on i he larm, were producer!.
.iieen and cliiioroH. citpabU of labor, aided
, i . , i i i atioii of t'ie soil. All this has
. i, i', bj the policy of the Radicals,
i ; . ; no!, owihi: f" the abolition ot sluvery.
. ,.,t 1 1 1 slaves. bUck or white, in the
;'i but we rmt Inhir. The Hudicsl
. , Im mad" thr negro women and
1 ,-n, who Used to be j:rodueer, alto
,i , r , .,xniieu. Negro bo, s and girls,
! ..! I .'to 1 have(uit the fields, as a gen
. 'iliUing. Wliitu women and children in
' South arc billowing the plow and wield
,..4 the 'riiousuuds who, in former
could live without field or man
ual labor, r -itottr ctfmpelleil to labor, -wbiie
Uie iitunbcrs of black wumcn and children
hun the toil which makes' bread. Almost
. 1. rv dollar of additional wealth in the
"rate must "hf rttrj ont of the ground. H
. it h demonstrated that the large with
,.i,ui ..f labor, by the above named causes,
II Ming to the poverty ol the State,
besides this increase of consumers iu the
s o , a good portion Of ahoso white pit"
11-. who have come into the State since
iV;ii, who are carpet bagger, bare in-
-. i-eil tun number of consumer. A num-
mi Northern men and foreigner have
. ..nielnCo the StiffftuJ are 'CufsUlfiii leult f
.11 it. iud profitable employment. They
1 tning, in variou ways, to add to the
wealth ol the State and of themselves
'ft te;Kafe:'imie;
coers. We mean those ubiquitous, lusio
. iiuij, i rcattires.whr. are ready to ling or tcils
. 11 l;j o to get oilice, and who labor to alien
in the negroes from their old friends and
I owners, in order to get fat positions.
M1I1 men are a nuiaance anil a draw-back
to any couiujunity. -
It lore North Carolina can increase in
wroth and recover tier lost condition, Our
p;e must g nat-K to tue neius. inry
mnt dl tha'dollitr 'tfom'the wrth.'-'J
shall prosper and not otherwise.
To kjeep up the deception of the poor
u.groes, which the carpet-bagger and cal
iiags have carried on for thre jtari,
io,p." Ilolden. has appointed a number of
negroes Justice of the Pea In Vt
rrimtios, and Commissioners in tha several
ti.wns. The Standard makes no distinction,
10 it watBawCT1
li, oce we not, know ia what countie and
t .aim negroes hare leen appointed toomce.
We shall be obliged to our friend to inforoa
us what blacks have been appointed to par
titiilar oftice in their counties, and sto'Tos
( 11 u-acters of the men.
There is one fact, however, which ought
t" strike the black and colored population,
l i no ina-an-e, that we hear of, ha the
"io)vernor'..ppoined a inglegro to an
rrtflw:aM''jj
nimiasioner of a towii, or of the Charita.
toe Insii'utions, ioeau'tget anj py. Thc-y
oe mere oflices ot honor, and our black
1 :n unxlou to wear them. A few of the
bfatki -fjfnfc' -prtltcs spfjolntmsnts, : aWhe psjr
is very shallow in such position.
m AKiV'Ex rKA-AaAHCB.Tbe repre
enuiivMof negr constituencies iu ths
Legislature ars formot in every Musms lf
viruvai;ance nd-plundT. rttveral of them
tine declared upon Uie fl'vr ' either
House, that lAoV cofts'iiuent never com -plained
of any I a. i ii Hat iheir rrpis
illative thought uotefSarj, whatever t(ie
I- mi. JThe negroe have not ooaplaioa,od
vvnl nut complain, at any.sjnouotofMtrsV't
nuance and wjte ( the pnWis nony.
I hey pay lju(e or none of it, sad never. fn-'
ieml lo, atid mssty of iheiuj r ia larorot
M.4is-"i)w.-BMrabsggtifc,haitt:,
I re afters to it, to the hops "that tbry writ
a.-t a shra. But the mhiUpcafiU pay , 'ths
i ixts, ana thy bikye s right lo eomplais of
, au4 4.i'ibii i$ -iUJsw whojoi,,.
'pri'sttit. oppfi ssund would hqmiliats
tie-IB . ' ' - '
There is no third party. - All tbe ihterss
, I thi rvT.iui Mid nt ths wtitakrv risir. sad
anrK how, aid I
p.aai; uTafuiill VStSH&VUKmt Tt'pror'T
vat ifaej eWs.g'to -tfcsiiepaiiiscss fwtjv '
CORRUPTION OF PVBI.IC MBX.
T A, eweftjt Jnplrj.- ffie"" wd nif
character of the public m so, who control
8ta and National, forces the conclusion '
that never, in the history ol the country,
has there been so much corruption, peronal
Ijaacncaa ami venality among tin m a nt
present. Withjn the last thirty venr, i!
has been believed that, here and there anion t
our pnbttc men, they had their price, but
only since the beginning of the late civil
coitttpt! i
been maite against Northern legislatures
and the Congresa. Now and then, partic
ular instances of vcnality and corruption
havo l?en made public, but neither the
press nor llie pulpit have ever a specifically
aud faithfully denounced them as they
should have done.
The great sin of the country is, and has
been, the tnv of money Formerly, belore
the rli ninrnliTiition nl the rwnTile h,il hrcotiw
, I
so general, must men, who nought public j
position, wre lmpeuen uy a nesire lor nunc
and popular honor. The source of society,
the family circle and family discipline, hud
not then become so much neglected as at
present. In late years, political ullice has
been sought as a vocation, as a means of
making money, and we are informed that,
in Congress and the Northern States, this
has become general, because ot the corrupt
ing influence eietted upon the legislation ot
vu country.
TTenry Ward Beechcr, in ono'nf Ks lafc
slashing sermons on the text " Thou shult
not steal," says that the buying aud selling
ol votes, especially in the large cities, has
become alarmingly prevalent. It is done,
be soys, withoutshame ; and sometimes m-n
sell tluir voles a hundred times over. He
says the municipal bo-lies ot large cities are
proverbially dishonest.
The Legislature of JeW York, New' ,iei
sey, Pennsylvania, H'iimIb Island atid K n
sas, have t lie re)iutation of being rigu'.uiiv
bought and sold, and it is said that the
Legislatures ot' Massachusetts and Coiiueo
ti'cut, Ohtfi riitt ti'Wa, Ons Hen- irittitisely
corrupted.
CongrMSs, wliicti is, no dotltit, the ttniit:c
ol corruption and venality, on a grander
Scale than any nt the Legislatures, llcecher
allows to. pass with a slightly depreciatory
notice. If the fact connected with these
corruption could be brought out and pub
lished to the world, good would l: accom
plished. Here is a good liekl tor the oper
ations of an intelligent detective. If the
publisher ot the North, who are filling tin
country now with elieup publications, would
get out a reliable and full disclosure of the
cor f fluTtoniToT tile iliutsi m-lltw wfsjwltny-4
would do a good thing for themselves ami
the public. What is wanted are tacts, well
supported, in order to effect sueli snexpo
ore a w 111 Mve the guilty torn Jjubiic fife, ;
The field tor corruption in Congress, we
are told, is rry large. It is said that a seat
in Congress to a pliant man ia worth from
180,000 to $150,000 per annum. The Pa
cific Railroad, the Whiskey King, the In
dian trcati and public lands, have been
I great sources of corruption.
In North CsrolinaA we have ueen
stran
gers to tins statu ot tutors, in iinuici
years, ws liavo heard of men's votes lieinu;
has been confined to the most ignoraiit and
abandoned ol society. We kriow no in
tance io. aNortli C'uruHna Ltislatnrir, in
charged, upon good ground, with having
been bribed.
Tbe adrent of the carpetbaggers into
thi State was the harbinger of this speuies
of . corruption mot)g u. It is believed, and
was charged, during the late so-called "Cou
atitootional iBvatrthu'' tl irrupt ift,
flueocea . prevailed jn successfully carrying
several project through that body, in which
Northern bondholder were Interested. The
investigations made resulted in no discove
rlet, but we neverthelts find that many be
lieve that 'black mail"' employed effec
tually. Ths ery amoflunce are at
work in tbe present Legislature. The ma
nceuverihgii and manipulationi of-trtain
carpcl-bggers, supposed to,control a pretty
large amount of funds, indicate this. Keen
operators do uot require much" money in
order to aec$M her. The parties to be
reached are not much Used to a plethoric
purse, and, therefore, can be more easily
persuaded. jMli4tf
tafety1 diMsny measure proposed I
We shall not hesitate to expose the actors
in any scheme, into which the Lcgislatnre
nay us ied 'by designing men, sgaioat the
present or future- iiiterest of thepesrpi of
tbe State, when we can reach the tact in s
proper way.
A KX4MPLS.
' At Haie Meeting W' Anson, recently,
among large number of. white Conservs
tire ud lcmocrst, there were s nn-tber
aiflrij
Bennett sod others hd sddrened the meet-
log, sows soiiety was nsuifeeted to bear
friira Mikt Edwards, 'Iored man pre-
ta,u ,ThjlV sy;
ii - , , . . . , i
!minl La lit CVllorO.1 W tif 10 i fi "Welt
I ' .. . L. - I.. .'...J-
.IRtMt SnO SeUSlo.v lvuiJb u poiuiee.
out to them the wrorg they were doing
ii.mi.ltM in ODeratinu with and voting
vrith people who were doin all they could
. m. Wiisii-wivaTs-iaiwP
theucourM ra hound to injure ttoee op.
whom th isen deDsndsot tor their bread.
tTr OiSis "'jfjTTff'HlijrlW them suffiay so snul
-l Tm VminiM Ryr.l. TSAD. Iti SUthori
'mitely aunouueed -hss ViMm, iU
A7. 71.4 H Y I) KSPO Tl SM.
We fwMlahy on out firet page, eaardfriwn-
nine of the Columbus (da.) prisoner, whose I
experienced lullv accords with that of htm- 1
dreiln under the military rule the Southern
puopic have l en subjected to, especially
iu the cnuimumt ot Gen. Meade, Many
raxe have occurred, whidi have not vet
f lioeo btotihi to-htrh. Ilundicila, perbapp
acr tfrt iitettfe'fHied tn the vaiiuit forts and
pun'llenti-Hlrs by tc verdict o( Military
jeet t fir district foinluiiiob-r- to tlie'iiioat
4ip.tl .iuvvitigjiitoua tt..i. yM.'r.l. partial. If
tinintisjt liie'iil ol pence or of the
tlilp ;h-
VCI I ; i ! I -1 i S
the eounU)
iit'ord'i:iti
.1 lo
1 In se
nsllile
ts ol
..in e
r ll-..
Hi
A '1
HI 10 II. We leHIII that a
meet ing ol K.idiea
on uml tv afteinii
vi as held at the Capitol,
1 last to take into con
si-i.-ialioii the piojiriety
necessity ot
CHtill'li-llli
.
n 1 to-, ( 'i' v . "a loll i hnroli and
,"' w hi re I lov can worship
j "11111 lor t heir ou'n iiieii!id lig-treiv" The
j VCIICral'le "1'illilll. Asll'e. Was Clllleil to
I the ('hull T!o in.'Vrioi 111 s.-. 111 s lo hrtve
j been stinted in,.!-I llo- .m-lle. s of Itev.
i Willi- I.. .Mi l. r. r...w .' ( I. iilotie. form
j erly a .ii it 1 , . -t . , 1 --ioni-I mid war
I niun, wii i .!. tf'd iiw 1 !, i 1. -nl lobes, at the
j outset of tlie v, ar. to l.ee.,ne a Captain ot
I a C'oinpitlr, 111 ,!h ( ' ol !. 1 In ato selviee.-
i Mt-S-IS A-i.l.i, Kourl. Mi.ier and Whit.
j son, of the. ministry; ami such pious iajmeuj
1 as "t:.iv." 11 : 1 1 1 . 1 I
I.atlin.
At-
!:pl,
tori.ey 'o ll'
W. Ilouleti, .
proved ot lb
H'L'I M I IliM ll t
- I:,
J..
jirilfiitly itp
iciit ;j;)0u
pii.j.'rt, Wt
lt"Uf.c pliK
Mil Ut -t ' tl f.
ne iv i no-it I ,
leai 11 ih
p.r-r.l. a!
t tile Sliiake
Tin- i
Si tl I
' llOie
i UO'S:
! It
i Siou,
! Itf i -X'"
Utl
. i!l 1 ! t'Ct It- '
lU tifckti l.Ui U.LjJr .J.U fc-i
rnft r. ihut'th.y :'irnl"
ft! U f K'i 1 ttt t i- ! :
wFiohc ildritls ((' 1 i Hi
fHlii ) h, anil w ihi m i
as tin (. nit m iti.', vci
that 'tlit r pf..p:- t;i!'
Ttn-y sic tin- ino:: til
i::r riiift!rf" ivpre '
r f ,ut - n M n, !
ii tt-tV t')tiS'i Hi'nti,fst.
a liv i pj-MTipi ive 1
rftliilji!; r.iDfliufte f
"in .in! hfiun tlnui. '
but i.t ur Hie i fniu
titini-iu :ut t oiulu i
the ( luncln s, N ti ,
sttk' t bat lljci" n
iu ii, tr nun A 1 ' i
in .lrnt? uian tntin
I n t i- umh rinki- i(
i iiarjjc tltn', li t 1 s i.l- hi
ati'l uncltrisl n'
ticn!' I unkindly
ul our churches.
It in uli
III!
. v I,. ui- ,,.,llllrl
'
n-ruioeH TtTeior
of no t-neh s. i iii-.ii- :,t
rburehes in t io- o .
liv "i ii"' vur I
I
I III I II I -l l I'd ol III
Uosp.cl, W ll'.' me lia. In nb, !':: 'U1' J"vi!h' to.
rvtrrptnl. it-thi 'it4.slw.i.4. ,ot thu.ri-asuu lU.ii..4.
a j;ood poi ijon ol the c o .ilions will not
ht'nr them, i-i true, to .,ine i Ment ; but that
anv man whv ones, a a bearer, to any of our
churches, is treated' improperly, In-cnnse of
hi political opinions, is false.
The movement we consider a very proper
eMio in itaulf. These puoph; really need
Church privileges, and it tliev ouuvd ei .
them with others, it is proper they
honl'l
get up a "loll' i;hurcl ol their
own. li
leant tto.t tlie name of the "Church of th
8trttnyert" w suggested, as a pro.r.liauiv
but the suggestion was not acceplable :
l l, ... We 1,-orii 1 1, ,.1 llo.
Yankee rreerrvscatrawsjr Boarrt of 'l)rfr4
of the Institution lor the Deaf, the Diiiol
and Wind met on Saturday afternoon, and
removed the energetic and 1 ai till u I Htetvard,
Mr. .!. A, Ifach, and elwUwl one KllisJ, in
his place, who hails from somewhere in this'
County. Mr. Leach's only offence is that
he is not a, lUdical, for h Board took otc:
hiou (o express a lii'h coimuendation of the
manner in which tm had discharged his
lalMirioiu duties. This is a most shameful
outrage, but it is in entire keeping with
Holdcn's declaration that h oilice or em
ployment in the Htale shall l tilled iiy any
one who does n it sustain him and his party.
At thenume time, Mr. Mansllehl, the effi
cient and vigilant watchman ot the Iustitu
tution, was1 displaced to make room for J.
IL Caswell, tt mulatto of this City. While
it ih a burning shame.
halve lieen ostracized , tor his political opin
ions, c will do John the oredit to say that
he is a very well behaved and industrious
This mongrel Hoard did mt t.lp here,,
Itjidicaliiwn bus no regard lor age or
condition. That estimable and ai'iom
pliabed lady, Mrs. Nellie Young, wjifise snt
vices in the Musical Department of the
Institution have bem so valuable,', was also
turned out 'if the poaition which she has so
long graced. Her place was tilled by Mis
Slater, (formerly Misc. Carucnws,) who has
ln in this City, only a lew :iimi us, en
gaged in giving dancing lessons.
iJ Z, - ' .. '
In view d such devehnwnt. r dim. , ;
repted dMjr after day, it lieb.ves Coswrv-v
a't.vend Democrsta, more and more, toj j
staod by each other, to give the prefer i i
nee in employ men if to each oilier, sad In I !
" c 1
each Whet's interests. . Wrll tbry not r -i -
blv,.iia every priuusry meetiiig, to iloiU,
snd then isrry their resolve, pmdbalti).
"". .gj.t-... :
IMiss "i I
T"
The negro sod scsliswa membert of ths
Texas Convention have voted themselves
TrrteeOonaXI i daf loT-thrtr 'TataaMs
Ttees iU'BikiniS-CMitUution. t
It is laid that ths Editor's Drawer ia
H.17' 1U' -VCsT DO 1 Shjy K
At a nitttiiK' ot the SeVmour and Mlair
the lolhrwin rn lii'ioii-i'w.iv inniroiiiouv
mg
adopted
WtiKUK.vs. It is the avowed polfey of the
leaders of the Radical partv in this State to
exclude Irotn ev- rv etiipl ivnfnt under tlio
!tate alt p. r-011- s!.,. uro. opposed lo the
principles ef that parti : and w h. r:,,as, w,
S a portion ot tlrr i". r rasirr psrlV ol
North Carolina, ar, pp.i,, , to ftiLprattsm
in ail 11s form-, in me, i les ar ij policv ;
iVWrY., T!int, in !4. li d. ti ni t', w- will,
ft--, tcivc pn fcrt'iirt- t- tTifti ir -v''f nf"fi?;fi
i.f tho ( Hi)-rrvativ' jmi i 1 t m wi if in 'V
ifi nil rjuji1"!, im r "ir f"1 i
r.itirt. r vli i i iintl I' !ii"rt ttt j. cv t r . w ii. i I
d'f tr'l n Hilopt i polit y, Onrtj)ti j
nenl.s art- t!i i t rm n i , am wt st wk Jli".. j
Stsin-I lip lo your 1 ri o n- If ' 1 1 rip t w it ;
h'ip vuu ! v iriti i' tin- t t i nf !
1 1 i-s. iU. w hi iti c w . .i i ity mA i ? t viu.
Tin: Nr w Voiik
em men, w ho sir n-o
igtate Southward. ;:n
if-' ? ,1.1 visr-i ' ' ,Npi t !t-
It-i(i'rri4' . not tn ui
:! it ill liiivc hern
st ttlo.l thitt tluy uia tiu-io t njuy ilif put
tf. iinn ot i ho l;tv. ' Wiiut .-'iai-iupul..t!
in!i!iMii( tuiti itnp.U' i mcn-iricti Kvi-ry
imh: tf th'- Sou t hTM i- citl.r u nl r
ICin 1 if i! r u!c or in ii it ii y a", , 1 it-f ot
thf'HI ImW hft II yoVtllM'J li til,; avV ' rd :ttlii
t S i e Imyonot ni c ihe fut i trinl--i ll tn
(Jll', ( lltTcliMV, t'ttH f(Jcn. or 1. olrprtVt'ti ot
tilt-: "prutw th.ll Ot tiu'Uw.," A l.o-C I llllt )M
it ? Ttk ufiit hfttie wiio an; Liitt ly Ui Iv
tlcpriVcti of thrr -pif:.i!i ii ot tin- liivs"
iii N-tMi t ",i!o)in:i, i)c iM-iti.1 w.Utu- iin-n ot
ft
the Stat, iom it p-'"pj' u pprv
uilitir.d.iic iinl k-'i-p Ifiiiii iin,rol.i ity .n
urmt.l in'io Mihiia or Voiu c lorcr 1
W'uMiJ" b.ivi- .tti;"-l it. "fMni-r itt;
S-'ti-'t'A r.," jT Jc i "ti t i HTjrtfiX-'ii'-iu'vum
lit .!,- lor u- ilaw HtltliLt' p' iu ,
jii,.-.
Tli"
prinu,.
the .Ni
till tin
tl ,nie.
TrihHne klHW A V"i y K til it til
i n m? i o ati -i rf itil iliif in .M'lnef nrv
iilivrn tfii in t-0iL'iz win to
ir hungry umvn o
rt O.l SO lit iti .
. i aiM I. r;o
ol dis
Tlieir it'Uit'iil. iio.i'.ui
VlMte, mdwtij ril'feigt
are al'i'ite.1 by uu.v kv dipMVeT and
. J. . - , , ,i , ,, '
I'ilinoiie-'l .-e
a-
rrorr.
Tmuii: is mi'i a day tha: p'tsse that
do not her tin' ulaintivc jeruiniad from
j s.Millavvags, tintt uiey ii' labducd and i
I noreel l,y the. ri-Hpeciubie poi tioti ol the
i community tl.nt they arc the nbctn of
i aveis.on ii d ji oin. Yea, that i so. Dothev
not meiit ii i Tuo scorn ol the worth and
1 intelligence ot the Mouth ! follow them.
Our children are grovvinir tip .to despiac
tiiem And why ? Have they any claim
,1.
mli Ii noc ol society ! Dues not
Ki ion IciuTMo degrade anTl injure
: their b
, . , ,,
their t. How
iti.ens ' Are thev not mar-
ilolsiu the Stale, I disturb the peace and
welfare. jf.4iie,)e4tiiuiw.ty.i ii' ihey ;t;
iili'i'iiidoiieitftrflrrit.'t frirrndsVthHrold sswocf-
Btionn, t'leir old i, inciples I Have they not
abandoned their ruor, ignored the distinc
tion which tiod, anil s iety. and history,
have always inade h-lu-eu the black
and whi'c races, from a selfish, pets
ty mot ive for 'he sako ot" office
and position, wfj'irta they -have obtain
ni hy ttinwtd v.4-h M 4igries t Hw
thev not j i -ii d in iv'tu i iie poll-ical crusa
ders up in Snithern rich's and Southern
honor, putting dawn itie wiiTt." "mrn siriiT
eviiting the ni'iro ( Arc i hey surprised
l il Bl I lie y r I all or laii iiiii me ui);i i i -iiiai
w u h the in gr
- a, tr.VT:drTh4r4Wy tfrX! ".Eillhcv'
repent ol ilieir cours.', purg.
ih
of
their hypocrisy and til. Ii
whence they started ?
and
back
-. WaVNK.'-A lar'.. inidhb. i ' ol the Cltiien
of Goldshnrn' met in tm. pbwii', last week,
to form a Beymour aud it' m r Club. Ir. A.
CL Dsviu jlfeA.teS!k. t.S.r
T. VV. Mtncnmb and E tt jit fct were ap
pointed iiMrelatif s., flu- ut etiug' was
ably antl eloipienlly aildr.-s d by Col. J.
W. Morris,' Hon. VV. l ..t.-li, ttol. U. W.
Humphrey and Win. R ' inni.K-rj. (Ireat
eiithiisiiikiu prevailed, Th lollowii.g pej'
rnaiietit olficers ol lue I lub were chosen,
viz: lVi-sident, t.;ol. I,. W."Htitiphrey ; Vice
President, W. li.M'itti'y; (j : Correspond
Sng Secretary, llr. D ioi, odetl ; RecoN
Treasurer, Jti.t. ft P viil. Tin; subjoined
resolution, amo i-j oi o-rs w r adopted,
vi. : ' ' :
Juntti'I , Thiit we do a ,'.t!'r.le foloreil
.-li.i.-i.j;,-,.. , iv.,. Vmiui. iJ
them, a4id hvieo.V uivin
.,.i i i. : i , ,r,li. ..d.i.
i iii 1 1. unite w ait
us in this org.iui.tii'Mt
tittnulovuriiiiietit .a. !.l
m ore Couatitu -:ioycit
tile rock
less aiiisliof tiie rud.iiil p u ijr .
reWrtsfr-fritat we mtMit titsi people of tM
eoimiy to moel u to irfi t ttmurday,
the 1-t jir.n , lo .s.ioilU loethur ,nd W
nobiiBate delegatus t lbs Statu Jjemocralie
Convention io Iji l(. I I in Haleigti on th
litih dv"t Ako! ft. -u , '
" , . .....
Ar A i.atk lie etia ot Uie Curservstiv
Army un i N ivV Cninu, in Wa.hingtii that
84jt,nl ..f patrV tVte'm
KwmwiiU, . H. ;
j,, j, u b at to hakir this
horrid incubus that hng abova our
ftntrtbent breihrej), and we will dp it atth
i , i e .- ut i
' i-m.-r it faiui .-..j-.m Birtoiis, h
li iii-,l' ''rHWa'tiHint LsiisMtl Mess'
ioveniineBinsostaml -rtekpotisms phsated
ou Hie uocKt ot men a wave as w sre, nieB
who love Itbenr as much we da, men of
never boerl to s despot '
s-- w HT.-.v
In. ICfntiir. k yjax-Ctovaaora Bra-jilttteAud.
tcot), Oovtruor !ievenoo, and Colonel
oiford, are all on tue sfuuip. aud the rt-
acob.
wodi
tbusiasui i great ia spite ol.
the
f.ut tlut
the Ridicafj oi.pose uo tlr:
ket
to rria-ke s
sl JK A A, H H
Jf'irn Titt ,frnmpr frurttrf tkntMirtfi w fTrtAt
' l''roL' "'" "'r' " "" "VO "flaX ,-!.
lie was accoiutmnii d bv Jim Jones, auotio 1
darkey. The t'vurwr was more favoraolv
luipressed w iili Jim Jones than with iiara
lien.
Katon liol inso,., , L.ro. of Warren. aet.M.
.. . a- i
b, ll.n.s thc-ppotutineutot fnnt af
ficfuuiatrly tindetid liilnly the Ulan who
Aiuuiuujiiu(iH
knows more aboiu shoe-making ttino ifl-
...
Vr John II livtiim. i.l ScolUnd Neck, i
, , . . . . ,,, , ,
,lir,l t Ins-. home on W.dnesdsy, the Siml. (
uli., ot .'.ousuu.ptioii.
Tl... Individual, "who write, Mmwlf.
,, . . :
1 1 i vei nor, ' ha, made u,e following appoint -j
no ins, in part, ol uiagUiraUa tor I'.iauville. .
viz. ( apt. I. J. Young, R. E. Vouug. W. II. ,
llu:;h.a and S i). Wilson. The Hendersjon
niiorst. that, under existing cireum
one ot t hem' would do well n it lo
it lie do. s, ii. will ventilate him.
f.iOV
j a. e.-pt
! Tbe I leiiioernts and (Jonm na'ives ol
j N. w! ern have entered upon tin- cauipaiKn
! i ill lino -pirn. Meetings are frequent and
I enttiusi.istic. At the last meMinjr
(tt the '
t'Hy i iul., a Coinmittoe of six fiom eai'li ,
(. itptmit
pointed,
M.., to. Oil
. llis'nit
the county was up-j
in attend to the orKauHisiU.n ol ;
....I Hlair f.Miibs throntdiont the
'
J'
Ttte Vawrn intimntw thatO
iu sa"Soni,tor" from New Haunver, slap
p, ,l i h la.eol one ot lue vvuiie, nauirat j
olli. i.ils . ie t in thuteouuty, durin a itcent i
visit Mo Wilminptou.
Tor Concord V status that a highly
renp-rHt-U.--i-iuwa-yaiive-, uiitlanuv?, Col.
Ki'iiin dy, living within four mllr ol Big
lock, tiiauly Counti, wivs rocked a abort,
tmiM ago by the "inmly loil" ol that sei
lion. Hinee that time, Col. K. has received
several notes, ordering hirn tu settle up hi
liuiiuota ahii leave, on penalty Of being
huiiK lvr failure. Such outrages,-the Vrm
totoal-rt,! 4sjlsSMlW. av
, , . . w.. j,..,
Hint iieighhorhnort. If Hotden's black SBd
w h i U . . js UmUJllt. rmy J8 Jlornied they jv 1 1 1
never be sent to ''Big Lick.
Messrs. tsl.erwood U. Iiilcs and Baofurd
biles, of Anson, appointed magistrsui by
llolden, decline the "honor." The lorrosr
say, with true spirit, that he covets no Aon
n lirXin tin- source whence thi appointment
comes"; an I the latter say, with equal uisn
liijess: "1 do not want any oHkej and, if I
did, would, most certainly, notnsk it at the
bauds ot Oov. Ifolib-n. Betides, there are
men appointed as uiagialrate iu Anson with
wi.nitr f'eirofeV mvf agHsteswsMsHyfc-w
otherwise."
The Superior Court of Halifax, special
tew,- bat., kln aeisiaBjsJuvlgB Mitchell
pTcrtdirrg. A negro man, named MnCNvyi 1
was convicted of manslaughter for
killing his daughter some tint last Fall,
and a negro boy similarly coovicied for
killing another negroiear Enfield, a abort
while since. The Court is at present en
gaged iu the trial of the Wade Ditcher inur
rtVrcnt, Gen. W. R. Oo, Solicitor, and
ftcn. M. VV. Runsom appearing for the Stats,
and Messrs. Conniglaud, W. B. Pope, W.
H. Day and W. F. Holomon sppearing for
the prionrTs. " ' " " '-' "
P. 8. We 'earn that the irgumenfih thl
last mentioned case was concluded on.Fri
day nifrbt and hi h
the'Jufy, they wtuVrferT 1'n'a' hfiffMsldTe
with a verdict ofr kuiltyi On Saturday,
they were brought into. Court, uJ, Judg
BtsBt being pryd, liwy- wst suntsated i
be hanged on the Hth inat., from which
sentence an appeal was taken to tbe 8o
ptio C'uri.. ,1 h case was yer isbjau.
aged on both side.- '- '-' ,-. "'. -
Tbe man "who writes himself Governor''
has appointed two negro juirei fot tbe
fourth district of Halifax cVioty,, . iDue ol
them, Bandy Long, with 'commendable
seme) tefuto to accept I be posftinfi,; giving
'as hi reason that be is wholly li.cKtpate
ot filling any position.
The Democratic flub of Wfluilng'on Ttr.
adopted a serin of reouUou loeijig to
uiUhls pfuvisluti tor mi. -w i'l'lf'-e
force of that city. Co it rVul'tofi these
wotthy men wU be solb 1:td from the mer
chan's of Wilmington, nod itieasur, s will
-r " ""T"" n"-
b at. ttnrw adopted to giv 4heua eutrabas-
I " . ' 1,1 1 1 '
Wc have received an advance copy of a
l ute pamphlet by Hrsteanl Kates, giving an
seHermMtng aoeoant of hist oiarth through
the South, Irotn. Vt"Vhurg . WhiogloS.
Tns .work will lis HMKt tus- eampwge pur
fioaua. Ordsr esn be; . sent to bergant
Hat.-, care of Conwrvati Vo Amy and Asvy
Uuion. PriM t& p abundrwL-!. Wt,
JiXjirt$, ' - . " - Vic ,.5'''(- ,r-i '.
13. - 'ul'Mvr.-.',i M..li.. .'i.W-
i nV,ff i.iihiws ivniiai, n us.
xioes ri snow as nnscu swiiv vn .nuaii
language d ueonoru uul atiout unoct,
oiwttss
es ealasl enlrllat M'ey 10; IMt,,. iisrt
"coiuiiietided tsharn O. tl arris, Oorernor M
Tenovsaee, for atmlitfi the Bta'e and0 f-ift
iug Liucoln at the' iinriif trie tayAitVi.''
JovsiiX OF-Tifee,,?;i,)ia'ii'eijdn
I oihi'i -t meg nn nji'iiF w W :
lit Ooveraor ,1 ' iln. vai.i, di , Ms
si Anarsw fouvimm MTrtrf ntmrsm -w.w
lor l jubnito, .'tii.i.i .:n ,i i,h y
SMa f(ive du&Jt lbs-eite.41, ti,oea. v ... .
A dispatch fiom
iiOigo Mrs:' Mif.
natic State C'noiltt o iu utnp Illlnoli.-s
1 iff ( l-put tV UIWI UK .Uli t..i 'I .'.lit; HI
juutwjuAu'l JtfaKji., k'Afi ' i-n(i h
about the middle 01 Adufci at Sjiiinu. IU "
, . v "'' " y
'tirant lis dt-tldss iho hniir.d anifKiV.
rwnUM-a.thounknd rxkor te.Iuws Inac he acn-
Till. 4'Ormi?r4 PR I HOLERS.
f fceir Cr nd Iohomw Tmtmeflt
Upon rfsuming enr perooinil liberiv, We,
the tsi,ii4, kt.n s, th Coluaitws
. prisoners, dtnu it pr(ir lo putbh llw foft
tiril, acceiim. of onr irr,-.. nd oos-
go. uivn( T.y ifortrjaiy"fttVrin f
o ,. jus .Q0t .ttt.Jslsrctk.
Athtwn 'WasmatsaiRWt'to tow
negro brii'hel in Columbua, Georgia. Ou
rweu "J - inin ", . . urn ov..v.
aiinv. On the lOtll they were released no-
((.r ud , ,ur , tii, B'Bnlbf hM, MW
r rt r Tb sasa Mill stated
dia "1 Jnf elV
the party arrested, but no one osliersd nim,
ld ,n(irt j, only mentUmed to show lbs
ulisraotov of the pMceedings. I On (he 14t.ti
day of ll4y lour wrsats wers iuade,ou U
24tu tour, on the id of Jitn four mors, on
th !0th seven, followed the nxt day by
-ttw others; on th tith another and th
laWt stnst occurred. Th arrvsi were
mad by the ord.r of Ueueral Uita. Sev
eral ol i he undersigned have in their posses
sion written order which how this
fact. The arrest were made Without War
runt, affidavit, or charge. No preliminary
iexan.inatinn w a held. W wers kept to
lotal ignorance ol tue pain svtaeno
B(,int u, and tbe Dimes of our accusal
were concealed from us So one WOO
followed the trial will be surprised as tht
"1-1 '' t . t
i While we te tlaccoring for tbeeberg)!
jiaisainst us, Joe Brown, Whltlsy, Major
f ManrtiHIT,' Bennett, and Amanda : Patteraou.
i The evidence for th pmsecuHoa acknow.
Mftt . Wcr( mtf, mf)vt
Hireat ot imuriaonnaeot. TU h M
enough, but s worse feature i that the data
o these disclosura Is placed by the Wlinv-
-a themselves tuAsrfksa to th srressof s
majority of the prinoio-ts. Th qusstis
naturally arise upon hat foundation wer
the an est baaed I Of tue twenty two per
sons arrested on and since ths 14 h. of May.
tour were ttr (writ erf fg for tews, SriAery, tmd
thtfOt. Nine, after odnftneSBSnl in Wns1
cellt, and ruuon suOertog, WStS talesaea Witt
out . any explanation whatever, The rs
niaining nine are the signer of tola card, -The
prisoner arrested in. May war t Fort
Prl tvef wsrvd;iO Atistjts,
Their eeils wrs ss dark, s dungwus, with
out veutila ion, snd but four tset by tevea.
ir bed or Wsnfcft wets f ursishsd, - Th
ration consisted of t tlic of fat pork three
Mime each week, and beef tooiinsutiad tost
the remaining day. & pisosof bread Jtrf
each meal, soup tor dianer, and coffee lor
break last, flnisl'ed tbe bill of fare. An old
try tin- ea was given each prlsonar.and in this
vessel both ootlne and toop war arvd: tt
may be said that the Midler rscsivsd Both
ing better, but these citissns wrs sot sol
diara, ssxMbsir frisad wars shit, willing,
and anxious to . give thsm every comfort i
thefrwers denied tb privilege. Refused
all eommnnlcation with their friend, rsl
tires, sr oounseL, t hey ware forosd to Ur Is
these hoi fid Celt .Sight ssd Jay, ptellwi
by heat, and maddened by myriads ot mos
qnitoe, Tb calls ol nature were attended
loin s bucket, which was removed but onoe
-t-At"Me'hrwwe)-Bsmetsv. see yifimU
in celt fir feet eleven incites wide by ten
feet long. These cell wers afterwards di
vided, reducing their width to I (two) feet
10 (ten) inches Tbi I terrible, bet true.
Upon ths arrival ot the eAoer sent ftwai,
Washington to investigate tb err!, the
partition were removed. Neither bed nor
bedding was luroished for from two .to five
dsyi. We wers- not permitted to see tsar
frteed, tstnily or eounsal nntU msmoHsl
to Coogre bad eroosed the whole eoeairy
fo tbe enormitv of the outrc. . Kveo attti
iliisM leueta, btvsUuo ft th &ciiun anl
sympauiy or Wife or mother, were lUV.Ji Di
ed to inspection. The pnon sink was tin i
mediately at our cell doors, aad east I ted e
!eafcs.e.bp;K T JiSaj
f.-". AS-time who oa human soldier js
willing to transcend. hi order and give Ul
a breaih of Veih air to sooth our dltndt
ed, tiuitting veins, we would k hire la
close the--dvef . prvferrtof to risk suffos
tinn rather than endure tlte iiitohrahi
smell," . i, - , j f
During ell thi time we were ignorant el
tb,(uhr.es agaiastsi. Of oourss, wt
w pii vi U owamw rumor that eur errvsi
trie nut of tbe murder ut Ashburnj hut
nlf r o tr counsel was permitted to visit us;
no definite llneof defence could be pUen
in iiib absence ol all , ipse i oca tioo. Wb
: ..T t t.. v. . . -L'.iL -'i...l'i--t.ii--rr."i '.i;-;.
were lurniaueti wiui a u"py m wiw cnargap
again (i nt on tha 7th dy of June, euf trlejl
having twen set tor tbe.Sftth. - The leiei.
ve iing lUy was Buwlsy, end we were ime
liundrvd a forty mi lee front u scene m
iht- murder, snd the residence of our wit
uesse "-'" s-.v. iim. jr.?, m in a-v i
' Bevefal of the BBflshSgned never "mi tlf'
dwwrtJTO Wtdifay, sul p.sIIm
arrest- ,' Wtjen bey did, e him 'be
frttumtd to. treat them with dwMjvet. r
ficceut itevelopmuow, new to ua, iiavu
shown i bim tit hi iaownnwand hi tret-
men( of ftitinniew winttesM win ra mm n
nsu
i tha otsMt have
the nta have ooi ttnagiirti the barbarity
with which sere tr. ld, bm they l)oul(l
not throw th rttuontibilitv npoe s 'eii)it'
drtective, we ereede) -SHrfy leaaH.-. sw
SotorMy bis- liHlSiy Wukl gtvs hittu . W
fly tor higher game. Oeoeral e.kr fold
(ieneral it H. Chilton. fdunSg the war
Oeoeral Lee1 Adjutant.) upnjt the eve of
bit depanurs from Atlanta, that tie t,i left
full Inatrnctioe with Oensrsl l M. f eon
mrnbiiv the dislioattloa nf tha l!.ili,nii.u
prisoner. These hutrwetwAt tttUniUd m X
reatDsent, aoo leave bo tasus a to ut que
llM,4M-sJM)relSlp
Uuts, and la a sssuuel that will sot lutiuvii
Vposx your valasbl -epece ere eiUi aiake
g aid oar posution, and'wiii slww f?cl
sively Uist this unparalleled ... peneuuuuu
Was attempted solely snd eoureiv Uit pa'iti
(il puruoiH. i '
-Ihe-r'tliiert 'td0UIIer Of. fie i irrj-oq
were kind their ordei would permtr',
and reapeetlul, -tout ew exwptKiO'.
Ueneiwl Otuw's eof dur. tuw iri,
espeousUy au 'iuk'ai4, s is airusg
tnnrrsn ertth tftttmirtf w,riwrir, ad
i. . . . . i i. . ii . ,
vnnuisxy Qouuuei ut o nwa . i,'
Of ibesbi sud uotii'ing efforts of oun
rtmlt we eiinitpettlf in too hloh praise
lo im .?pW of GcMtyis, aosl oap-ciaily io
vurgowd lMota in AtUais, wa rmaiAotir
mocr Uiauk for tufir eyoipatby, and -
TUS HAKUVPT BILL.
Tb WUfWInK is iuVie t, tha bill
smetfilatoiy of tli set TS UWiih " a uui-
btred ynm vt Hiurptry thrpnghout the t
Vntted B'atrt,'wbich passo.J liotli flousti ""
of Congves last week. luiffect is to post
pone the action of the Bfty p cent. elwu. ,
which went imo effect uu t. Until Wua'j
aeit : yt:: J r
Bt ti!itstat,"4tf:'Th8i!ilje provii on el
the second clause of ths ii i
ol (aid act shall not apply In casts of procre .
Ing in bankruptcy comment ed prior to tl e
first day uf January, . li&i, .and ths titus
during which tb operation of the nrnvisu n
ofiM4Slttaa is postpuiWL shOlMxtSttdns.
sd anni tbe said first day ot January, ItftfU ; ,
sod said clause! so amended a io read as '
fellow i -IhfU pmemtim to bsnkrufrtcy
comnesceu alter wanuar,, irilitf, no dis
charge hU ls granted U. t iclolAor whore
asset shsll not be equal to fifty per centum '
of the clsims proved againtt his estate, aptm
which he shell be liabi aa the, principal
debtor, unW tbe iet In "writing ot a
sjoxfe.:. WMin K en4 jraluftuf Jiisi-redU -(
tors, to whom he shall have become liable
a principal uVUitw, aad ., eihtt.cbaU Jhsru
proved tl"ir claims, be filed in the case at
or before the time of the bearing of the ap- .
pneauoa tor aiscnarge." : ' li
. Bee. S. That aaid act Iw farther amended
a follow j The phrase, "preeeated ,prtid6 (
fended," in the four, e.n n suction of aaid 1
sot, shall read; "pros, cuted or defended ;
tbephrat.ni-r. .tden' de'itors in line
five; sectld.i twenty tw -v m th ai't, a prints
ed la tbe Btu.u', , ai L . u.. -bll read "uon.
resident cred, , i, ; ' t :A t -t- sj-tf'l 'or'Ma
tha nxt io the hi fi.i-o. ta linrry-Hiintb '
section of the act hal in I ''and snd that
the phrase "secdoo t nirtoH" is the for y
eeoud section of said act shad rvtul "stctiou
eleven ("and the iUras ,"nt siiei.ds. any
.part 114 4011141,'' ju uie lurt) founu
wuuavi tsiu susuaurttaa-'or liuui sp.na
any part thereof is gaming;1' antl ih the
ord "with the tniur registei or," aud the"
per to be delivered to 41m register," in
tlw tortyeveut& section of said act, be
stricken out. ':'''' ' '
8K0. . That th tegi.tor In bankruptcy
shall have power to adcuinisur oathi iu all
esse, sad in relation to all uiattert in Which
Oath may be admieisu rd .by comaiissioti
er or circuit courts of the United States,
and such ccmmiMioner may taks proof of
debit io bsnkrupiey t all casr, sui joct to
revision of suck proof by registers iiy court,
according to th p1 revision ot taid act,
TUB BS0ULAR3 AND THE OABPST-
tuaaxns. : : . , .
4"t3niSTjil "'rfiftwvtlre letrtthg Rsniosl r
orgaa of th great Jforth west, ha no pati
ence with the sew cerpeubag Senator and
&preo&tiveirR alcliierTBt!iir 'Uf DfRcti--6uue
end fBipeWluence, " Thh iTWJwMi.
says that Instead of manitmtiBg that juiid-...
est which beoome men ins new position,
and leaving tb directlou of sllsir to the
old and experienced member, they were ne
sooner sworn lo tbsa they Insolently under
took to dibits to CBsrs. e This hnds .
furor "parcel of men," say tb 7Viun,
nsdetlire demands, "One e 'ihg tpon
Coogre to continue In session till winter,
another demanding tetHsUtloe fof the relief
of loyalist In Tex , fu issiasi pptv ad ; Vie
crlnut. and a third esliins! for. the Mtilx'sch-
it oLtbe frwidenV and plwlgti). thsA1'
astemuij e use its oesi niurm . m e-p
Congress t Washlnitul tliitil he had heen
removed fro office." 1fc i ' v..
' The rnsvsw call thorn Mhot head eeophy-te,,,hrere-MrtbaHin
wfthvmftdr front '
their mtwi nf'the wnv, -4 4h.....
political sdveQturer bailing friun uo jhete.
In jirnd uce a pressure for-' the purpose. t
ionueneieg legislation.!' .ut y Ut ,
' - W .oul- msui ,ia,t . .
. , "DxPAIlTHItHT OR DieTKUT. It is said
that the Setoi.d and IbrVd Military Di
trlct-t, l-vini prising the rttat.si w Kurih ani
fhhIi 4 ' to, n. a, . Abvliama,! 1'JWKla,. awl
GinTiita, fiavv ietvd" tn t:vtmt jif what
ptsetical beimif-4 this wtiert thn - jstates-
are but takes out of two, military districts
to be consolidated iittii rn mihtary depart
wtu,aud ii,ljuiicjt.tti,jrvuii't JiUinta . . .
are SHtthinit in (msedike thi Im tJI,aad
Hie Wta ar that, wtltc le jKrne ot dis
trict haa hern mergdin department, Heads
Wit elcltls the wlt'Stryt'iwiBjtiie.deiij. -
paituim.t tits! as i,ib ,iMij, t,iiihto,'Usmul-c ' . . ,
"Tb thseond sed ThiteJ , Wthtary Uistrwl.
sy (Jw!1 order, "hsving oeae- d 10 etiat,
lhf Bts'.rf of North Ciiioli,i'at8ulh Carolina,
tjrgi, Jilabaitia, atul KliinJa will cortsti
iu r tiie IX-piir.ou'lii of tbe Miwtb, Maji);- . ,
taW. est tieisrftv U, Mrsdavto CtuaaitB4.'jr'
litlininiss, dht t , Why, the Department x
oL tim.-ri.iuth j.Ae'l whet. I the Depart
ing. j.Tllit8.mtti1 'yrhfhtrtety' '
N ith Uurulina. -tJouih Carolina,"' Ueorgla,
&Main, Md Ptorld.i ea.f bat, the ttruth
Utnat, where, wwler tim nam of District,
ivad command, d three States, he is now, . '
under th name of Department to cotnmfthd
fejpavfi'i'' 4itfjet N '
-i. jM.J,l.iftMin i.iipin ii i as. )ia .isnhiiin.-v rv h' ,
; SxtsouHjksni BtainiH PuinAniiu-niA.
The Philadelphia, i4 b the tollowiog
Coiuiounicetion ; ,' ",'; 'i " ''
i teri proud to leant' thton4 lmodtd
Ckrmao eitiaeusln-eoeof th upper , wards
fiH9iiy. evlMt v,'iUheHe.lVflted--ab .
'SsK'fieArfeiKitfts
losupp.n pi. im mr ami Ulfiir. Tlie Oer
man cnix-os "of tli Sixth Ward are also
Socking it tbe ninort of- tbe Senteerwie
ptny, ling UHWIIliiig M, belong say bioger
tB4fpji' emitmij jags .
party that inw in power, ' Tue Gorman,
not only In Iht upper wards.1 but all over
theciij, m g Jat the Dunieorwtie '
leaks . - Wf ink a ileser le)strjngt, on tue
authority oi Di--7(oih;VF uf the leading '' " '
Ceriiiaa cit ns of iiie', Hx h Ward, and
who is welip' stcd i Id ttie Ocroiau sentl- "
ment thn.i gn -Vnrrlty. it thrse-foorth ot
the Orimt.p ,wii npp wt cVyavmr aod
l iwair tea ( om v w ii.osuc nominee. .
j)ell
ileral liutier sa d in a niieech. two or
ibnwday ago, that Pitekleut Johnson was
grnfty las Jud a icj., Sit h venr
nsiiwaHhat UfaiiMld ttavwa, kii.it leeiiaeti..
it sir is wuifiinia BUOetry picut
of silver sud Carried the bag. : ' 'I
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' fiom nw aeiil ivovtnbr jhe order is ;
AuM.k, the enemy at ey.fry . point. With
Mady.jnv, quu-k e antl liot ov tU
&Batit.thcm tike 'riiilu. in d she,, ' ' '
- u m nil 'i i , i . 'vv -: i
C Vie have pv'e,'Vsey tiee- ral (Irsnt.
.'he PuuatlvtUiia Pria$ repeat lit a crv in
I it prvaw co.uoins with a tiresome iteration.
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w oijb i. i ivM.visirfi vuiuuii. wtji outT ne
Kittowuig : y ' i - i .
,hal uvetBef vgvvf .
ii' ii,',, iiit '" ' u"vr wliiiw a tombsirm stanrls ,
U'A, iotuiisr gravuT
fib
. Let a bare pea:, say Grant. Grant'
mister in Congress seek a saw civil war at
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