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GOVERXMEMT WAS jlXSTITUTKD FOU THE GOOD OF THE GOVERNED.
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ASHEBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1876.
THE RANDOLPH REGULATOR.
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l'KK II (IF U()X. WILLIAM M.
- KOIilUNS. -.
'Jh" II Hi-o, as ri Corainittec of the
laving inxlcr consideration llic
I o. 1 IV rclatiiK"- to tl if oon.
lrl.rat.ion of American Inde-
obhins, of Xortli Carolina,
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iviiiiial c(
. .Mr. U
su 1 ' i :
Mr. CINrnian : In North Carolina
t;,rr(v.livek aii old man who in ljKGl hal
si x- srms just orovii. up to manliood.
j tin first tapof the drum' the six sons
v.j-nt to the front to llht for tlic cause
of! the Kr.uth: . 'I 'hey 'did not stop to
caoji much about it. North Carolina
railed for them and they went. Most
of tjii ni were-ovrr here at the first hat
11''f Lull IJuu, and from thenvto
AppoiijatltoxJliev followed that bloody
and (ieryl track of war all the way bv
'hiekah' ni'inv. JVederi.-l: vlir.r ; ,,.
Iiaueellofsvillo. ( 'liiv'kamaua,
to help economize, but they sent me Ibody ofpeoile. Tliat such
also, or else I have misunderstooil i exists toward Mr. Da
them, to promote peace and help bring j ward any other one
about reconciliation and good under. ! conspicuous in the Southern Confed
standing. A country which has wast- j cy, ought not, howev
C1 thousands 01 millions in fratricidal candid nnd tliJ
I . T. r" : lt;"ucr J Jng unity leticecn
: -".gruSe one or v wo img enure justice to him both as a pub- the one tearing fats of the mmUic
m. hons to heal our mutual wounds. lie functionary and as a man ; and his ; Mr. DavlS ljr infiLl,,
malnlC f a!-: ! t0 J f Virginia, i.y Jud
man as a North Carolinian. North j which we published yesterday, contains loth . a, a statesman and a r,um than
Carolina lias a large interest in these j an aP1eal which we do not disregard. i anything that has recent fallen from
glories which are to be celebrated on j This letter shows clearly, we think, I such antagonists and critics of his as
the 4th of July next. Let it not be; that the Confederate authorities, and Mr. JJlaine.
forgotten that she first spoke the word especially Mr. Davis, outrht not to 1! ; .
ihdependeuce at Mecklenbuh. It held resixmsible for th iuu
1 r -.wv-
tions, sufferings, and injuries which
our men had to endure while they were
kept in the Confederate military pris-
L
ons.
it not le forgotten that she shed the
first .blood . for liberty at Alamance.
Let it not le forgotten that her sons,
the mountain men, with the aid of a
few gallant sons of Virginia and South
FALSE CHARGES STIRRING
. UP HATRED- DODGING
LIVE ISSUES.
the latter this year. II U. &
tar.
We clip the following letter ad
dressed to the ' Ivlit)r of tlie New
York Smi," from the Raleigh Sntinrh
STICKING TO HIS FRIENDS.
rcsently a sen ant beckon-
cd the Governor out. Mr. Johnson
hatl fallen to the carriage way which
parses under the porch of the man
sion. He was dead, bleeding, pro
fusely from a wound on the right side
of the heatl and face. His skull was
fractured, a finger dislocated, and
bruises and cuts on his arms and legk
lie was lorn in 17DG. ' . .
UKVi:UIY JOIIN0.S D1LT11 TIIIIOKY
E 'Jitor o f the. Xew York Sun j OK its t'AUsc
Sin. In the ,, of Thur4lay ap- j Annapolis. .Mi,.. Feb. 1 1. So sud-
i . '""'.4"' j.iosepu ueu ana unexioctevl was the death of
noNor.s
riTKSIDENT G1LNTS V,
VOIIITK IIASt'ALS. j
We have written the R.idi on nrr-
The fact is tirviuestionable that 'gramme above. It is tho nrn,r,,nin.
while the Confeilerats il , 'n !,(. Hester. tne of :Gr:mts frimA ;
vva i, r v , i f i lit-, mi iv ni v t 111 n ixii t . t ... i - - . iviim? 111 v i iiv .1 i ii i 1 1 w iti niTw im-
Carolina, turned the tide of the Revo- j change prisoners, to send our men home j It will be the prolamine of every lead-! x Molina, blester is only a j in the State Library and alnmt the
lution toward final -victory at Kings land to get back their own, Gen. Grant 'ernnd paper belon-in-to that or-nii-! f thc mav rasoals w 10 vc State Houc yestenlay while the
Mountain And we are coming to the : steadily and strenuously resisted such zation before the summer ro,c Lies hen; kl,t iu 1Iic0 h' the Prcent ? I-iature wain ssion. apparently
Centennial, Mr. Chairman, though we j an exchange. While in his opinion the and falls. All the si-s point thnt ministration. Hesters history was ia full health, tliat the coiiimunitv lm
are poor; and some of us will come in-j prisoners in our hands were well fed wav. and the conclusion is irresistible weH kli(W l i lGi and inot rec,vered from the shock, I)r
tears, remembering the past. Yet we J and were in better condition than when that the country is to be convulsed from ! 1S7' a"' ,H?Uer kno'yn hi 1s7:5 when -Lcwis - Steiner, State Senator from
are coming, the sons of the men! of ; they were captured, our prisoners in centre to circumference with thc bitter-1 llC al)Poilltea hil" "itcd States con- .Frederick county, a disthrmished
iticaL warfare that was ever! to Santin-- The Republican j physician and chief nspoctor of the
. I .. :i i 1 ' ii a .1 . - .
iiiiiv'i 11, ; inu ouuui were 111 ieti. ana would hn ro. pf f w.
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King's Mountain
1 i i 1 m . . .
I I 1 f I in & intvin V r r. -v-v I..T. I I . -all 1
lM" LU IKlKU I,:in(ls j stored to us too much exhausted by fam- ! known on the continent.
tuu men 01 jraiKiywine, and liunker ! ine and disease'to form a fair set' off a-
II ill, and Monmouth, and restore
peace in this country.
It lias been said, air. Chairman.
t
that the soldiers co'uld settle this thin
if allowed to do so. Well
be a good time for them to settle
want to go there and shake by the j ranks to fight our battles. If we corn
hand the brave men' I used to meet On j mence a system of Exchanges which lib-
Jlundrpds: nT tl
gainst the comparatively vigorous men - t , : '
, n i i ' ,0 ous uens ucplorc the revival of ill-feelin-
i , I i 4? a unnecessary and hurtlul to every I v
is hard on our men held m Southern !';. r.f .J, ...... , , i
!'"' social, . political, moral and
Senate, scarcely a member of which Sanitary Commission in the army of
"'" "' laminar witn me miamous
:e thi thing j prison said Grant in an official com -1 w - ,7 ' 1 ' m. i dn.setts detective .who had been
, that will jmunication, -not io exchange them ; ' 2 t ons ranees will avail ployed to do dirty work for the r;
settle it. I but it is humane io those left-in tho ? lf-seeking politi: eals in North Carolina during
tlie field.' : I admire them, I loyethem:
I resject and I honor them. (, sir.
erates aU prisoners! taken, we will have
to fight on until the whole South is
cians. lucre are mon in tho UomtiI.t;
can party who would not scruple to do
any high-handed act, as they do not
hesitate to say any unjust and provo-
if 1 1 ii'liot riii'npmwii I r.i i , ,r t 11. i - - v7ivi, L iiiLt .i;il U l OllUg a OOU t Sl.C 1 1
....... .i.n.utt; i smiiuaiwiiv.-j ijy I'-uL-umimifu. if we lulu tliose caii"lit l i- i! i
the soldier's grave, whether he wore i they count for no more than dead men " ' tl0naVdfr as WOultl eable
the -gray" or the -blue," because there !."! did not," he said, on another occa- ! , ct control ot Congress and
t n,t am, ( hancellofsviUe. Chickamau-a. deei)s a man who dam! to din f.,r hli 1 .sion. ilmii it ,,K.L,Mn .... ... i IC"im uieir noia n lllc Residency.
Crttvsl, ,gh; Wil len.,Ks, and .liters- principles.' (ireat applause. j en-forpe the enem4 ; and an immediate 1 Mr' 1!amc 13 ?0t the nl one of thosc
biu-l.. There were not six uhen il.,.,- ' 1 think of t l.nJ. ti.:. m. -....:.: ! ,-e.n,.;.. 'i "y creatures. Heisconspic-
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two.- F01J
l-l.uik.-l ;
M 1 It
::liv'.muiy
Two .Wi ri
Te I. to si
v.:.i.-i, tl
unfiiltrfi
pjematt ox. there Were but
r were sleeping in 1 heir blood v
; ne ttt A nt ietani, another at
rsi'iie, a:iutii--r on theChick
aiid another in Kentuckv.
at Aj'jioniattox. battle-scar-e
tlie thig p down forever
K'V. h.'id l loJlowed y !, sueh
ig- d"V(ti..:i. One of those
t"w. suj x ivurs stands here and jeak.s
to Von n:w. -and he Kays that he has
f-eeu enopuliol war, and wants peace.
J le wautrreeoneiliation ihe wants food
ie'ling ; iuMvmts fraternity everywhere
unti v. And that, is the r,.n.
Chairmatu why I projose to
litis ,bil, lK-cause I think its
istoproduce that j)eace which
in tins e
son. .Mr.
te Jor
tendeiu'V
we iik 1
hv
pomatto
y' upus in the evil business of stirrin up
;si)ondincr 1 I .. 1 ' 1 . j .... . , .. ,
suiiu, ijul ueiuuu mm stand the press
! of the Radical Republican party, gain-
ing from the . independent" papers
; every day ; and near him are a half
1 . ,. .3vvy ji in.ii iini u .tins, eaeu 01 Wiiom
kee unir our prisoners m wfiv.ee 1 . , .vn wi nuiw
, . .,! ' " 44111 ! would snatch his bloody fher nilll,.
man,-without bitterness, because you j had effect without any cones
annot tell me that hny man died in I beneifit
vain in that war. This American peo I This evidence must be taken-as com
;le of ours is a money-loving; money- j elusive. Jt prove? that it was not the
get t ing peopje. too fond of merely ma i 'onfederate authorities who insisted on
tenal. interests, too sordid: and it
iue-ie;i me irreat lesson of so .a.i nri Kami iliseisf nit !'. -i,.w..,...i c
- "'""llUl v-uuiiiuiUlllT Ul (Jill I .
''' !t if "-ortli'.whilp to .lie for eU.'j own unnics. We ! do not kv U,at his ! 7 ' ?, ? rclrcscnta-
'.'"tM 'r principle. O.ir dca., reason "r "ot valid v v ' V C"" "
iu-rocs have lasl,t uS that lesson. I that is not now (he onostoin ; hut it I , , , , f-" "lt-
! 1 ' Ivlle'lll. Of IliO I r1 hninitn nrnL. 4l.
w:i no-. .i..tr..,.sn- -i .. i : '" i'- s""
' i ittui tJ 111
career of Hester, confirmed tlie nomi-
jKiiton. i e new eimtjni innn
- v. Kill 4, j
ew York, in company with ai Massa-
letective.who had ) ieen ntn.
uli-
lurjieg the
presidential campaign of 1872, and
they both stopped at thc Astor House.
Hester dared not register his name,
the Potomac during thc late war, who
examined the lody shortly after it
was found, gives thc following as his
theory of the. cause of death: Mr.
Johnson cither 'stumbled over apiece
of coal, leing seized with vertigo
or incipient symptoms of apoplexy,--and
striving to save himself, stumUnl
towards the west, sniggering along by
the notherly side of the Executive
or show himsell in the streets too ! Mansion, nt onet, ba i.i.r..-.-?..
much m the day time, owing to some ; ing additi.mal momentum ; m, that
questionable business transactions of . having reached the dK)r . Icadin" into
his in tins city and North qarolina. the basement, he swayed anun,l to
His companion was one Ferguson, a j the south and fell, striking his head
iriemiot jseii. Imtler, and through -against the sharp corner of the n-nit..
thc influence of Senator Pool, of
North Carolina, and liutlerj he also
of the base course of thc house which
gave the first wound on tho l.na.l
ave we not had it ? At Ap-
Mr. -.Chairman, when we
l arge Hi I
it. The
eye were
phetic :
i:;m is M
were wailing to see -whether old "Un-
e.e, Robek"- was 'going to tell us to
t'llIirL'C ( r til snrr.oi. .,,,.1 .It.l .
";"'. .1111 1 vim ujl
know whieh.I weijt into a little church
which stood close by. and there Uv n
le on the stand and I opened
words which fell first on my
these, and they seemed pro
4,Lo. the winter is past ; the
er and gone; the Mowers ap
pear on the earth.; the time of the siur.
mg.of lirds is come, and the voice of
tlie turtld is heard .in. our land," 1
thought. Mr. Chairman, it. w.
I'hctic. il weleomed it as tho h.-irbin.
gir of pjace. Why is it not ieace ?
we not. iuul ieace ? The
ought .the jrroat question out
.with, bayonets anl muskets and can
non ; but
1 es, Mr. iJiatnian, we are coming
from the Cape Fear and' the Albemarle,
from the lowlands and tlie mountains.
on will hear the bagpipes of our
Scotchmen and the bugles of our moun-taineei-s
swelling the Mast of the national
jubilee We want to shake hands With
the gallent soldiers of the North.- Wc
hope to see such a greeting of the sol
diers and patriots of the North and the
South as will show to the whole Union
art, literature and science
that broad -columned leader of liberal
and enltiipml t iirm.rl.f :
resoonsiblemM.lio fi l : , S " - '"WIT lIKlL Juurai
t ikji. uii; lUUllIlUL'll
dinate or associate of his who should
now be condemned for it. W
e were
,le ennon of our captives , nse,Tl star- ! ei, l,v Horace OreeleV-theNew V
! !lt'-n " T th HmMl: I " turned traitor to its ,
Morevcr. there is nn eviilono vt..if I .: i."
whose daih- .,oast is tl aiTt trM' 'T" I "" '" "f,"e
e,I l.v n, '.ni.... : fJt ",ce- nnl iH.-cii-teii.Wrca the ap. accompanied ivitl, pn.l.al.le nurture of
ork
ever. there ;is no pvidpnro wlmt. ! rrtc...:... Vi.J . i. ,:
. ..v,,., Vl un; luur years and to
ever that
Confederate authorities to feed
it was! practicable for the j the memory, of its founder the Demo-
ourpns- jcratic candidate for President in 1872.
that the floodtide of sectional hatred ' than they received. ''Hie food w:is
lias ebbed forever aaul that it reinains
no longer to float any freiglitae of
AllOJ-U Olll- l...lx.. il p 1 !
l nian tney were iea, or. it says now that tlie Democratic prty
uiuu ui-iw.-f care ana attention k' hates
Imd lOfn mu iiiiiitn.l i i l ..i.;.. . i
rr.m,. i IV uoiihuiatc. iwe:u uing tnc pavement, made of
lie;uh, another of Hester's friends, j nmgh cobble stones, a second wound
now holds an imiortant iosition in ! was received in front of thc first.
the hitcmal revenue department. jthis instant, probably, the Umcs of
Three years ago, when j United j the nose were fractured, and one joint
States Marshal Carrow, of North Car-jf the second finger of the rigit-liand
olina, had to resign his ollice, owing : was dislocate!. ' Whether The after
to iMibalanced accounts, Hester ap- j struggles account for abrasions on
plied to Grant for the place, ami as a the knees and fingers of the left hand
reward lor past services wouljl doubt-j tmuot be jMitively asserted; althou gh
less have obtained it had not Robert !t i probable that thc wounds in the
M. Douglass, tjien the President's salp were accompanied with fractures
pomtment. Hester, is now in Wash-1 wnne of the arteries at thc base ; death
ishington looking for a profitable iost must have resulted almost instantly,
in either of the departments, j (Mr. (Iwynn, Attorney-General of the
Another consul from North Carolina ! State, and son-in-law of Mr. John.n
- 1
is a Major IJergen, a carpet! Ha-'er
from New Jersey, who' was M.i:or in
in- (lOWll tO 187f theelrnel.od fif-nf Ik?-. "
sufficient; the care and attention were !d mnr(, ,r th 'enmn
i..!... 4,z i. i ! . ,i
un. , ni.Muuuum ana vet the com h ion r.f if ... ' i..n:..
hoK--ii.d unnat,.,-,,. i i T u " """miu.iig u;e nonnern Kadica
nolj and unpatuouc ambition. And our prisoners was not worse than that forces in favor of Plaice wl,n.n it tl ' i
we want to shmv- t tl,, n:,,., . r ! Ar n.e ..i J..,,-., . ., a : r-0in tnoro! J dame whom it thinks
(v "v- v -wiui-ueiiiiefsomiers in tne held, a most luckv irnn
VKltrtrg A-.-vi.. V, .! 1
-..o uuiui ikuious now invin
cible we are w hen the heroes, of the
blue and the gray stand together in
one common phalanx of amitv and ! a:ul active outside!
concord. There, my countrymen, let j Aain
' t 01. veo2ge . Kirks war a-'iint
the peopie c?f the State in iniyj and
170. This Ilergen was arrfsted ly
his own friends for the barbarous
treatment of inno -ent, unoircnding.
and highly respectable citizens who
Its, articles teem
were accused of Ku-Klux outra-es.
except in so far as the condition of with denunciation of Democracy with
tiiose in prison must, neee.ssarilv. lo u , . .
... al -1 i -7 - ; 'Miivu it vvyaiescea m j.,z: with abuc i He nrroste 1 ii.M f.,. .i 1 ,
worse thau that of men who are free c i,r.. , .... . ! 1 nm alc ' thein by tnc do.en, and
jl ui.-iii-isuii i;aviS
' ! its
is of the opinion that he .was seized
with vertigo and fell, as he had a sim
ilar attack lasting three hours whilo
attending trials in -South Carolina
several years since. '
the
! 1 1 it L n i
i J ' y r
HIE EoliESON
CON I' EST ED CASE.
One Edmunds, as wc K-arn from tho
Wilmingtou Joitrnn!, was char-el with
on whose bail 1k)i1 i tied and str.m- the,., - i.,. i' J 'lestroyin- the ikiII boLs .if" HrJtiV
1 ...X ... ... Il l.HJ ... 4 ........
lonous lounder i aced his i us. ' i . . . . . ; tv.wt.vl.;.. r. r t ,
. c i A i . 1 , i'. i. ;.- i:i or.icr lo iiia.e tt'em con-' "v "iio.w in uoieaun
, in reierence to those cases trions nfltnr- -ritIi inLran.-ni.,t(!...., .. . " li X ' . - . . .. ...
ns renew our vows of, ferbnt .Wvotion of extreme : suffcru. and ,,w, ; ' r TM'""uu'"u,i v Kn-Kl.ix. Hi, "r-.-"" ' McN.-ilI f,r a
to:.hat common cbun'.iv which the i Si only I.arl.arhv eXcee.U-l anvthin of the Wtittional tvin.en.i.,,..
.i,heo.,s Arbiter of all , I X!! 1:! 1 WCr S" C"-":C 13 .lrat -" rc , ! kin-l iieard of in ,., Wn, ti.,,1 'n.;TI,c. was ,ril U.fo,eCo,,,,,iion.
: . .i i ti i v t.. nvi i r I v i in- i ij.m " I m nil ..r. . I . , . -
1 l i -
v na
.soldiers
lators (sti
and their
lones.
capacity
they have quit fighting. It
is lecausL a few restl
ess
jK)litical agi-
II want to keeji P lIie light,
only weapons are asses jaw
C. reat laughter. f liave no
Mr. Chairman,vto participate
in that kind of - battle, and I am op'
poscil to it as an uu worthy aftenieve
lo a grand ilrama. 1 want ie.ii
It is uhged, Mr. Chainnan that we
need to .4a ve this money. this million
and a half dollars. Wc do need econ
omy, buti we need also concord, con-'
lidence, .rood -tindcrstandinir in thi
j .
country.! Olifu-n l.-.l r..;tt,
in one another, if ; there Was faith in
thisouiKry, in its ditferent. sections.
and among all its - people, the, money
would cbme forth from the coffers
where it 1 1 . - i,a.ii i ,1
tunes wdulj pass away, and seueral
y would return. The ieople
inc here, it h true, scnt'ioc
rr-oiwl . elm 1 1 lv. v i . . 1 .
- .... w lu.ir.tT one aim unaivi. Hie end ot the war, Mr. Davis makes
aia,anu, turning our backs u)on all it seem to us, a good answer.
bi tte
among us toward against the government. For what
, the Tribune was many vear3
'P! i -
I 111 . I kl 1-rt i . . I .i" ...l i
ittcr memories of thenast and K.-; v. L ... ..... . . "1U Ul ensure, in that old
our gallent fdlen com,. V vf not taken past we wpuld make a sealed look, and
our ganuit laden comrades on both ! from prisons, but from Confederate hos- ,ir,-itAT nf;,o '7 ,
sttstommCn ;n .i.u:..., v ...1 . ., i . . 1 u . hlir it out of sight, provided the ene-
r wna. j inan: was said to be an cseapo l con- vl
ago wV , vict from th- Penitentiary, vet Gov. jl!
;er Cassidy, Juilg.i'RinM-ll apj -a ring for
jc government and Cjd. W. S. ;Ui,
Hol'bn, know In - his re -,.rd .r-.i 1.:... i ,mnt f"r defendant.
on : pitals, where they had received tl
. .
jriosjn
!. 1. .
"V-.-iCiil
uieoosomot their Father and their same medical trpAtm'nf o.
- - -vaAV 4
t ... -
ous heart and juitrtotic aspirations in The fuct nientioncjl by Ir. Davis, that
that path 'which duty ami destiny have while they had Goj,oio more prisoners
marked out for us. Much applause. J of ours than we of theirs, the number
; ; -- - ,.f C.,f, 1 1! 1- 1 1 .
w v-mi-i.nfj, wiio oieu in our piusons
exceeded, by 5,00 the whole number
if miesof that old time would show a for-
riv.ui 1.. 1 ... -- . .
. 1 . . ' . ; , ' ; . . i ." w ; gi ing ana rrenerous oint if thev
(od let us forward with courage- sick and wounded Confederate soldiers. I.,,, " ,
.ii.. .1 o im "o111 mem on iiie is
sues of to-day and decline to go over
the old field any further than to 61 hi tc
a commission ;u a militia major to in-!
umidate the. pi-op!e at the election
Through
'Tier thnrge rcstel mainly uj.n th
eidMlCeof one St4'i.lirn 1WII -1...
m . '
' said he had hear. 1 d t'. i.ih.T.t
inrougu ti:e connivance of the ra-li- Lul'ard that he had xxuuCx.AX.
cals Rcrgen eseajK-d fnmi-ijail inU for th ptirpo Jf def ating
Raleigh, and was Soon, after i:iio:nt- Vor,n"!lt ad McNi II. And Hullard
THE CASE OF JEFF. DAVIS.
N. Y. Sun.
eur rente ctilauut to cliarges of cruelty finned.
11
c 1 consul toTampico. To tile credi
of t!ie Senate the rascal was inot con
:vgamt the Southern authorities that
are leing rehearsed by the chivalro.is
lesunfj tna liiiomU told him !, had
dtrmed ths IkkU; but afterward
, def-ij.iant haid hi wa joking audita!-
lard tojk it a joke.
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fv . .1. . . V. 4.V; . iT"
l.liion snli u l,, 1 f .1 . -
" -v Ulfll 111 iSOUIll- 1 J .. 1 r...
Ti. : n . - '. . . i '.".t'uvu.i H.i'ivrs ami organs. 1 i-e
1 here is probably no man m Amer - rn prisons, tiiough not entirely cone! n i , .
M.ImutUnl.nf. - . :;:.J.:l:...ei enllrtl-cu- Democratic party must take the oifcn-
ucuvi iui-iijc a- our men M'ere ''enerallv let
version on the part of so many ivrons tcr fetl and in Utter health than the
as JefTersou Davis. This is due partlv fumiiheil a ftron- suniort to ti
iV me jKiMuon ne jieui during the civil position that, uin the whole,
irs
sive attitude 3n this summer's war, and
press upon the adversary his foul and
long in lulge i e irruptions,- his impov
Col. Kirk holds a paving ktosition ' The defendant intro-Juced J. C Fre.
in the capitol jolice at Washington. J m;in ho htU-d he was present when I
Tvr lli ri - tl "tnrT15 vt made out; Uiat ho
Nrw Vo-k Feb t ! 1 V' EiJlaua'U k tlc registrar how -j
1- ...I ! iU fchouU out, the return,, and
Wecoj.ythe following trmMc j ,,ri Nor,"eM ?J tLe re. j
. 1 n MT,n- 1 -hr:p.iic jtunji were taade out ftccordin- to iiu I
u-m in i re'arl to the deathlof lti.r.!tnirmr.. i !.. .!!
r ; , t.ju tduiu win'" ;
OUT Uie.Il privllilpr i-vt'r.it .inrn 1,; i.. ..;.! I'rtlV .Tl?itif .n fnr.m ! .t. l-,':.Jl. ' .i"Til wrm (nil iifi in . . .
malevolence :uanifestel even in the ; J
year of the IVntennial Jubilee. : We n,,,t i!l
ielievc the people un Iceland .the Ra 1- u,t!l sf 1
ici-s ; i ..-. . ' j . . - .- i '. i . :
SmS. iIuj;nmo io oe one oi iraud, vi- okatii or a .i:::at max i;i;irriv
j u not i.ece-iry to kciwl up the vcroll
.1 , . .
T'. cvm peculiarities ; - ere not used with greater severity or m.Wohn... ii - ;.,ii, J II, Lad. for mnm- ....... IU Wiuuud iufurnI !t
- " " amaas k t C4.Vi" ft V. til lit . - - ' 1 1 J.lt 111 .
! inevi!
. Of
on the proposition to include him in ! cliarge therefore. oUlv " . ' C 1 'T iC M" : - aa : , leading of me tronile ia rrard to
; " " ' ! - 'viiiumiij ICal OrOirriLinme tn i ririn rr tr-ri 1 ' i.r tti ir i.-.-r . . .J. llhn slti r,f ik. '. . i
to Luuiliertoii and tlejoaitcd tberu witli
the I :egitr of 1 KU.
Tle . CVtuiaiwoner vrx H.rfectly wt-.-Xed
of the innoct-iice of iLe accueI
aiid diicharg-d him witLt hesitation'.
and Messrs. Nonaent and McXiell
;p -I-iu ere inevitable vMrnf tlo ' :i t..i:i. ,! hmimhI nmm .n.if.i.Jv. - -rwi io cimi u
recently made his ferocious attack up- in the nature of the case Of thu r , , , , i kept at the box ; I ut that
W'.iVl i I 1 irim. . ... . A. 1 i I .... . . . I. . 1 ...,. '.. .
a new amnesty bill, that shrewd noU. iso often brought A-onvt m T . . " "T 01 ,raau' l' : l""Xin l Kl KT max-iviusdv ox ine .croiu l;e yttMxdl
- . ... Ts" , oie
iician Knew very well that he was ad- j and reiterated by Mr. Blaine in hi
dressing a very strong and very deep speach, wc think hCmust be held lt
sentiment, and that the extreniest bit- j gether acquitted.
J. . ?!' 1.. .
icrness anu viruif nee which he might i There are
Oieucc and ultimate ruin; and we feel
quite sure they ee in that of thc Dc:u-
J01iN KILLKD liV A ril-U
.llALTiioi:n, Feb. 11, ileveniv
display, would meet with an earnest) not essential to this question, exp
OtTr.tlC linrli- ,1. i. . i . .
-r-.. v.vx uUt tuv wue .101 irn hofi argu 1 aixs? in CMirt
hoje and irmaneut benefit of tltfiaml nr.1,!v
other things in his letter whole Ln ion. The Democratic ii the i with Gov. C.Jf - ..
response in tlic minds of an immense fions of political
is lotion, ei.res. Union an.l true reputJUan lirty ; the Mle'tck one N ..r f '' 'Vy wtre .w.t.
opmioul intiHu-CqmblicaauU ,.ar.y of low, fa-W Afl.liuucr bQcilJtut -"f -'
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