The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, November 15, 1866, Image 2
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VOL XXIII.
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[gricultural, Manufacture
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[ JK t<li? of our (.J
invested with
SiP&S'ifMf ,1Vb>p
the black mui
IE# bvekt over tho virt
_ _ ? man who com
MOltNIING, is hard to cut
' \ lrn*i()u Si
oycrn incut, before he can be stitu
such rights and privileges, au h
reference should be given to ers.
1, in his ignorance and vice, a Hi
uous and intelligent white repu
here from a foroign laud, of t!
iceivc. that
i: i? -i?i 1 >
t - ? ? 7 ?
tioual amendment is more revolting
ouonhlc iniiicl tli.tfi either of the o
It is, in the true sense of* the wo
II of attainder and cx post facto law,
giiunt to tho sentiments and fuelit
ic frainer* of the Federal Constituti
they declared no such law should et
1 ? - i ? ?
to virtuous, however corrupt, aur
tli their loaders may be. The Kx
r<l, parluiuiit of the National Got
,so with us, and will do all that,
igs tv> maintain the Constitution an
ion rights of every section of the Ui
irur is every reason to be.ieve, to
L V U V I
I malignant Tbe Ten Com
couti e ]>c- An old author thus rb
.-eminent is III Heaven whall iiw
iiiiin can do That know and Woe]
d the equal To aid our >ouag root
lion Tlinro *!,ci-ed " bi<ldenn ten," v
o, that ti c "!!
xi vs. tz
mandments.
ynies a divine truth :
ell all christian men
p his biddings ten.
lers to remember these
re transcribe for their
original ly written in
Two Dollars (Spe
RATES OF AD
Oae Square, First Inset
I Insertions, 76 ce
South Carolina a
cle) in Advance. ! ^ 1<,3^la,tivo
J have all tl'c r
* ? men in pcrsoi
PERUSING. 8Ue a,It* 1)15 Sl
property, inb<
lion, $1; Suhaoquent -.en .no. T!
uts, in Specie. penalties or ]
white men.
m .the same emu
nd (lie Radical 1. ..
uum viuiuiiiiu nun ut'l'urvu, DC J'
enactment, that negroes shall by <
ighta and privileges of white hom.
it and properly. They may Hill
lied, purchase and dispose of j of bj
erit and be tried, as white ' an j
toy are subject to mi greater t< m[
punishment for crime than j dark
In all the Southern Stales ! anri)
I'tmcut has been or will be 1 agou
I i . i . .1 . - I
asscu. 11 punishes lor past ottonc
jne fell swoop, tens of thousands
>rat>lc men. The conception of sucl
was never before, probably, thou;
ir an Englishman, 01 the dcectidunt
{Englishman. It certain.y was not
)ted by the Engli .1 Parliament in t
est and bloodiest days of English t
The only incident in history an
is to it, is t lie wish of Nero, that
cc, Judiciary Department of the C
oi will (ippo.se its silent and pea
i a to the tyranny of Congress; ant
;lit uot despair.
ol The lourtli section ot the |
at uienduiciit to the Constitution, 1
he an tees the Federal debt and
yr the Confederate debt, is as twin
al it is I utile No Southern St.d
all : rej'udiate the one or assume
^ wuv niv ic^inirro Ml l
rovcniment fand. by one Richard (
cetul power They belong to tlie year
1 we should ?? the quaint epellitig of
cruized. reads:
proposed a- IlaTe ,hou no olher
i i Unlo no image bo
which K'.ar Take not .he name
repudiates Dc> noi the Snhba
lecrssary Honor iliy lather ui
te wishes to And see that thou
th other From vile ndultery
nu uiu pnrisn id tingChristian,
the ricar.?
1689, and are written
the time, which modGod
but me :
w thy knee;
of God in rain ;
th day profane.
rt(l mother, too ;
no murder do.
keep thee clean:
Progra
8T0NQ LETTER FRO:
F. PKRRV, AOMNS
TIONAL AMENDME!
One by ono the 1c
South are taking potpublicly
against the a
iinint 1 t nriifAa .tio v\l
mine. ' . v
U HON. BENJAMIN but,tl> 1,10 lNJ
pose to protci
P TIIE CONSTiTU- ustioe hill)
ST i
ami property.
The right
lading men of the political right
iition squarely and *? ovcr}' com
onstitutional amend- ,8 !? ,'10U1
tcricrence, in
mu see hi niui tins ougnt to I men
ortheru people of our pur- thou
:t the negro ati 1 do ample traei
> in all of his rights of person the
how*
to hold office and vote is a ever
, which belongs exclusively Csout
munity, and to be regulated th^t
all seem proper, without m- port
any way, by any other pow and
UaU but oii<? neck so that he could <
i off at one blow. It proposes to
so and disgrace forever, not only
leading men of the South, but :
jvcr humble they may to, who ha
Giled any civil office in any oft
hern States. This section decla
no one who has taken an oath to si
tlie Constitution of the lTnited Sta
was afterwards aiding and abetting
jut II, at ait}' future time, : mejo:
os jjrrsii .should be disposed to d
;i)| nation by repudiation, this s<
ill, part oi the Constilut on wou
tvc their action. They could relt
tie lect, to levy taxes or make ap|
rcs to meet the debt as it becomes
ip out violating the Constitution,
tes il >t did vio ate the Consfitt
in ; would he no barrier to a corrut
I And 6ical not. tht
rity ni on- Bear no false witne
ighuuor the j What is thy neigl
JCtioTI. as a Write these thy law
Id not stay And let me not fr
tsc or neg- *
iropriations The Mobile Kxi
due, with ?Copying what the J
And even 0j- tjie ?Knights of At
jtton, that ... , n i ,i
. pudition to Cuba, tl
>t (Jonirress. '
3iigh thy Mate be mean,
?h, shun that blot;
'ibor's covet no',
s. Lord, in my heart,
?m them deport.
kdition to Cuba.
sorthern papers say
abia" and their cxic
Mobile Register
U1VUV. JL v gl* LO UO J/l
oar readers the folic
from the Hon. B. F. 1
(jttKENVILLK, S. C,
Char It* W. Wood/card,
My Dear Sir :?1
I of receiving your lettc
1 expressing a kind intci
I of the Southern State?
I Knnfli ( Inrnlinn altnnlil
cwauiu iv au * u?
, er. j ncrc is
wing manly letter i>, the world
Perry : been imposed
Octol?er 2(5, 1800. noting and ?
Philadelphia : The Norther
I had the pleasure ^c>r earliest i
sr a few days since. deprive i
rest in the condition 8a,uc ri>-rh', w
and urging that I u.nd. ^ra"ny.
fi,? | their part, vol
i uot a civilized community the i
where restrictions have not dor t
on the righs of holding office, Tl
jxcrcisjng polit cal power. 03,
11 States have done 8u from trato
listory up to the present day. ccrs,
the Southern States of the viaio
ould be the grossest injustici man
And to consent to it, on visiu
unturily, would bcsclfdcgre mate
war, shall hereafter hold any office i
.lie State or I'nited States,
lie Governors ot th< States, the Ju?
members of the Legislature, mug
s, constables, State and District o
are all, iorvvcr excluded by this p
n Vo suppose that any Soutln
would voluntarily adopt such a p
ii is indeed placing a very low es
! on Southern character. The snl.l
id iii carrying out their purpose, u
by lite sad experience ;t the p
iy. gross in disregarding and tramp
ris Federal I'onstitutiou.
t]i 1 he tilth section ot thepropo
ro luciit declares that " t'ongress
r? power to entorce, by uppropri
ro Hon, tiie provisions of this arti
;ii. | we have a power given Coiigi
i?r I sirov all 'lie riohts of tin- Stni.
is wo know, says :
rosent Con We don't know niu<
ding on the tions which arc to sail
New Orleans, t?ut tlu
wed amend fr-nu this port is now i
shall have The tteet, now lying
ate iegisla- pond near the mouth
iclc." Here very formidable one, i
ess to ue ul no less than two w
.? .....4 J
h about the expeditroiu
New York and
at which is to sail
about ready to start,
at anchor in a frog
ot Dog llivcr, is a j
consisting as it does
ash tubs and a slop
tional amendment pro
You also expressed a
views in reference to ti
litical question.
It has been said th
be dishonored except I
may injuro him apd o]
can no more dishonor
infamous that the}' eat
J I 'PL
j . n uation and ml
i posed by Codktobs. ,r. .
v_:.u .1 I he second
wish to know uiy ? . i
.. .. m .. stirntioiial am
bis all absorbing no . . , ,
? 1 sentut ion slial
. her of voters
at a man can never , . ,
, . w. . k . any male in
r?y himself. Others . J
J , . , i twenty one ai
sprcss hitu, but tiiev J ,
L- I . i any cause wh:
him and render him J . . .
. . . , . merated in t
! defame y^'oe. and
. ' ..it nis manes it
I amy. who
section of the proposed con Gent
etidiftent declares that reprc own
1 be in proportion to the num- ?t' hi
in each Suite, and that it and
habitants over tho u^e of iequ
re excluded t'rotn votinjj^for I'he
itever, they shell not be enu- ?lisgi
he basts of representation lite,
ill!;>t r.ilive Oil (lie Southern i KwtM
gallantly fouvrht under the lead of I
jral, and who would have sacrificed I
lile, at any time, for the jiroteeti
is couiuiaudcr, is required to dishoi
disgrace linn in p<uce. The son
ired 'o vote the inlainy of his lath
people are asked to repudiate a
race ihose whom they have, throu
honored and glut died in honorii
Iiis | trail7.0 all power in the Nation
lijs moot. ? uder (lie pretext that
on abridged too t>r A lleges or until
l0r citizen by rei using suffrage to t
Congress may, under tins sect
t;r universal sutliuge to that class
n,l Under the pretext that some 01
deprived by State Courts of hi
ur j property, they may give the lit
! ( Viiir: ?. tuiiim innaJ.Aii..? -.4* .?
l.w, u.i^ wu- uuuivui, cacii anucu
ial (iov rn- .ind a double banelh
a .State has confidently believed
unities ol a will sail as soon us the
be negroes, can ^et his shirt, hon
ion, declare woman's, Let the Q'
of persons, tremble.
ic has been ?
s liberty or TllK MONEY-ORDE
lited States stated that a clerk of
it la: : t ?T ...
wiiii rine brickbats
j?i cornstalk. It is
that the expedition
commanding officer
lie from the washer
icen of the Antilles
:r System.?It is
one of the business
In uiu una noiiur. i n<
of a people or a nation
sue an honorable and |
cannot be disgraced by
and oppression of a s
ever t)rannical and
may be.
The Southern pcopl
of all political power i<
property may be con
j same may oe sain c, .
v,r. I . f. Malts lu upve
i \V hi 1st they pur- >
J a lar^e portioi
f?atriotic eourse they r
1 , . , J 11111 the neuro
the insults, wrongs
' , ^ this euiistnuti
tromrer power, how w. ,
r . ? ' ern elates mu
exacting that power . ,
? 1 prejudiced mi
, , , 1 ii all of th
c may be deprivnl ? , (
it r . proportion ot
a the Lnion, their ' ' ,
- . , j . neuro-'g, who ;
uscatod, ami their ?
1 . lii?r fillip..- vi?l
up their representation lor troin
a ot their population, or per- Iroui
efl to vote The injustice ot most
ouul provision to the South- such
st be manifest to every un mtel
nd. I low
e Southern States, a lar?;e tnis
their population consists o! and
arc utterly incapable ol hold expe
ill?r /ir PVoi'i'tsimr unu
j 7 - " IU VAI
their councils, her Legislature, a
i all public offices, her wisest, best a
, experienced servants Was e\
a proposition before submitted to
ligem, virtuous and (Christian peopl
r any honorable man, who reflects
section of the proi ><ed ntiicndmc
sees its bearing an consequences, c
ct or counsel its adoption is, to i
I u. :ii- 'i>i . ..
|?UI , j<.. IQUtbiiUii u: ii
i iii the State. The legislative
! and judiciary departments ut
tioveriiiiieut may, under tli.s
a? entirely swallowed up by Con^r
y American Union uiade one yri
ol, i dat< d empire.
,!(_ ! I he proposed amendment v
!:l? iii it ted to tiie President lor Ii
,,v ; as required by tlie Constitul
, I i.... ....i ?: 1 - .. ?<- -
;; :iv^a.i:a:s asu-ss S! i?.ew i ork
;, executive cently to inquire the
the State 34,Sl)0 ou California,
section, be it would be three per
ess, and the principal directed hii
ind consoli- known banker, to see
not be obtained. The
ras not sub- name ^iven him cal
is approval, Kelley, and was infor
tion, before eould be sent by postc
Catj r? u6 SCnt Out ??
; price of a draft of
lie ascertained that
cent or SI 44. ilia
ui to go to a wellit
better rates could
clerk mistaking the
led on Post Master
med that his money
>fficc orders for S24.
in oat distinguished ni
I gibbeted on the gallow
be rendered intaiiious
such barbarous and i
Such a course will unl
dcr infamous their o|>{
I do not concur witl
that the constitutional
adopted by three i<>ur(
am sure this will not t
id virtuous citizens I cal rights. A
s, but tbcy cannot \ their labor
in history by any otherwise taV
uhutuan conduct.? country ami
y dishonor and ren- Northern Stai
ireasora. _ groos, and t
li you in supposing would not set
amend lout will he tation in Cong
Iff of the State9. 1 that one"se
>e the case. There ?..,i ?
? r U..J III
t the saiue time they exo ude, rn
, white persons, who wouiti adop
Le tlieir places, occupy the or ai
cultivate its lands In the un^l
les they have very lew ne iiold
heir exclusion from voting It
iously a licet their represen all i
;ress. The consctjueucc woulu possi
etion of the American Union, u> lil
?, iiivuui(iiirnLiiMuii;. i nut any .*mi
tuuii should vote tor it or favor
itioa is a confession of his own di>li<
nil infamy. Such a man would v
y betray bis country, Ins own hou
and bis Clod.
the S juthcrn States wore so lost
shuinc as to adopt this section, it
ible that youtiu men ini^lit be l'ou
II all tile State offices J but they cot
(h i "'I'nif; ftuuiuiiicu 10 i?ie Ola to l
,ts ! an J r I io) should not, therein
m- or regard it at ail as a pr< pod
fi|. tiotiul amendment lor their
so Kleven St tes were excluded
gross when it passed, and the
j,, never sanctioned it
is l>ut I I. el well assured tha
i, 4 old not expect or wish the r;?
,1,1 ' this amendment hy the States.
legislature!), Tins was an unexpec!
re, consider lairs ; money orders hi
ed co-istitu but after due consider
adoption? proposed to send to
Iro n Con? warded by meaus of
President rate was just one-halt'
it ( ongrea- pact Worth 1
lilieation of t|10 gr?und, creet hu
1 lie pCO (diiino-v rmrl mil n nnt
ted erudition of afmd
been thought of;
ation the sum it was
California was forthese
orders. Th?
of one per cent.
Knowing.?To buy
ildings, supply mat/\n
or?? 1-^ ??
are thirty six States ir
and this will require
amendment oy tweutj
tion ot the amend men
defeat it. It is moral
tain as any future ever
on huuian action?tli
(reorgia, Virginia, X
batua, Florida, Mis,
Texas. Arkansas and
.the Federal In ion. woulcfhaVt; a
the adoption of the ?aiiollal , ,
f seven. 1 he rejeo r,., *
. ,, J ... 1 he propos
,t by tci. 8u.t08 will a|
/ ??? ?-? ~r cll0oS0
it can he, depending
. c , J representation
lat south Carolina, ,i
, ., .. . , ' their ne<;ro >s
orih Carolina, Ala- , _ , .
. . , . ternatives, no
sissippi, Louisiana, , .. .
... 1 1 1 , , ' tor a moment
. Kentucky?eleven I . .
.urn Him a iui^c |Mi|iuiUllUII, IIOC
most inudcijuutu lullucticc in hold
lation. on .1
cd amendment of the Feder ted 1
n lorces the Southern States unre
.ween giving up their oijuul test
1 in Congress, or permit ting Tl
to vote, lietweun these al prov
Southern State could hesitate ed t?
to choose when the issue i> of IV
ieprcseiit tlioir State in Congress
>ny othoe under the luit.d Stat
ccouut of their having aided and ab
in the war. The ~ tat eh would still
presented in Congress as loiij^ as t
oath is cuntinued.
tie Constitution of the I'nited Sta
ides tloit amendments may he prop
y a rote ot two thirds ol both llou
undress, and when adopted by thr
or t pie were made to believe tin
,.j, iiiteiiileil to iccon.struci the I'l
,-t. was a tub thrown out to the
i,(. atnuse till the tall elections
In- ' toii^rcss does not intend to
1 States reconstructed till after
[cs deittiul election in 1 JSl> "<. Tl
,,s States are to be kept out ot
?os i till alter that period, in order t?
ec | radical triumph
- --J I'"" " VV1
it ? ongress looms to weave
nion. '1 li?i* ousts forty dollars. \
wh ile," to mmi that knows the 1
were over. cu? arrive at the eos
have the Spindlcs. 1,000 spini
the I'resi ^..irn about 200 bales c
io Sou hern -phe sauie person can
the L'niou nmny apindlcs it will r
) insure the I coj,on crop ol the Su
I i 1 *
IVMJ opuiuic rUIIUIDg,
the yarn into cloth,
V ith this f'aoi, any
multiplication table,
t ot any number of
Ilea will convert into
if cotton per annum,
easily ascertain how
equire to use up the
>uth at a given an?
I States?will not dish
I adopting the propose
w uicndinent. There at
you say " Northern Sti
the requisite number
ment." If adopted, it
I of i wo recreant States i
Tennessee. Tliis cam
I You state that you
I ^Armo %uill
j - lorceu on tuci
onor themselves by ,jle national 1
d constitutional a- You very pro]
e not, therefore, as 1 goUthern Stat
ates enough to make J jl(,uses of I'on
to adopt the amend (,ou for their
t must be by the aid a ;4,njority oft
of the South besides j? ,<oll |? C
not occur. a hundred tli
greatly lear worse white persons
.... : ,u -
iu. I'.ijual representation in lourl
counci.s must be given up. coiui
[> rly say, that already the I liis
es are iu a minority in not It eonti
gress, and a full rcpreseiita aiuo
negroes would not give tlieiu supp
lie House oi'Representatives ropn
arolina wo have largely over seeu
lousand more negroes than ineni
It universal suffrage pre adon
lis ol the State Legislature. shall I
; a part of the 1'cUcral Constitute
clause of the Constitution eviden
Pinplated a full Congress when so
.dinciits should l?e proposed. It v
used that all of the .States would
seated in Congress. '1 his was t
rity against the injudicious allien
Is I>111 the proposed amendment v
ted whilst ten States were eveln.l
[,e | I he i.bject of the Hadical 1
hi 1 perpetuate the power ot their j
tly they think they can do by ne"
eh at"l by that alone. Hut they
ras 1? put that plank hi their plat I
l,0 J sent. It will be inserted two y
j,,. When Stewart proposed uni? v
,1_ and universal aniesty, the leai
as I Judical party expressed their
,.,t to ailullt it I 111 V With will!
Iiuai average, auu HOW
coders is to qUjrcj to do it. Wi
arty. I his about it if
;ro suffrage, '
were airuid A Certain Cuke
itrm at pre- reported that several
oars hence, are sufferers from com
ral suffrage lor the fact, and there
lers of the report as it reached o
willingness time Neither distin
1 - -
Miucq capital id re?
II the reader think
for Corns.?It is
citizens of Raleigh
a. We cannot vouch
fore merely give the
ur ears from time to
euished chiropodists,
amendment be not ad
rity has iho South ti
n ay not be imposed, i
adopted '( We have no
that the Southern met
ted to their scats in
I amendment is adoptci
kind is intimated; ui
oati. is exacted, it wot
?? Ills UUUlll ?? ,,,C Vtli led, the ci
opted. What seen State would l?
iut ihe worse terms ']'|jcy eoui.l i
f the atneudmont is Slate one ol
guarantee whatever i Senators and
inters will be admit j '|'|K. same Sta
Congress, after the would be, n
i. Nothing of the Mississippi,
ud, whilst the test j States there w
lid be impossible lor | ^milai ooudit
utirc political power ot ihc hum
c in the hands of the negroes neve
elect to every office in the Slat*
their own custc, and send const
Representatives to Congress, by li
te of affairs, deplorable as it the I
iust. likewise take place in be,
And in all of the Southern ten i
ould be many counties in a neve
.1011 ? iiCeroes I'lw'li'il in tli.. I 1
all i epreseiitation in Congress,
r could liu e been proposed to t
; Legislatures by :t lull Congress, a
i'((U? utly should not now be regard
lent s constitutionally submitted
Legislatures for adoption. It shot
and will be, rejected unanimously
>r eleven ol the Southern States, a
r ean become a part o! the I'ede
I J "
It the pleasure of han<rii>&c
|u. ! eluding Southern lioinhors, il
i,,| | he aoeoinp'ishcd.
t.,j ; 1 have thus, my dear sir, jji*
t0 views in reference to the ec
i),| ' amendment, le t me conclude
|,y you tliat as fechle a^ S uth Ca
i,,| he, and as " powerless" as you
ral to protect herself," she is, u
1 ..l.I.. . ? -i " >
?v? uui |? m?um, IJUr
Is and ex- nor caustic, nor any i
[ this could lorded theiu luoro tli
For their relief, we ji
en you my remedy, which is proii
institutional uacious by oue who
hy assuring tried :
rolina may "Take twenty cents
say slit! is and apply it to the co
evcrtheless, m nniug. It will caui
uium-cugeu knives,
ather thing, has aflun
temporary relief.
>ublish the following
lounced entirely effihas
tried and seen it
worth of acetic acid
ms every night and
4C no pain, and pro
Iine southern Mates t
Congress, except by ti
honor and disgrace th
guarantee that Congre:
the Southern States ai
ces, and appoint Pri
over them, with insti
*' loyal" conventions, <
negro suffrage, and
Constitutions, by whi
0 he represented in Legislature ai
tosc who would dis- I 'p0 suppos*
era. We have no would volunt
is inny not still hold i jn tilt? Nation;
? conquered provin- I ?Lut she is in
jvisional Governors ftntj icekless
uctions to convene suid that
jlocted by universal , go. Never ?
have formed 8tutc I jf the coiistitt
ch all shall he on- L..i?1 -
n v.iv vuur.
id tilling all county offices. i W
i that any Southern State i rojec
anly adopt. such a provision Soul
il Constitution, is to presume will
iscusible to her own honor, but \
ol her own safety. It may j ing t
rcnuesseo has already done and i
'as there a greater mistake. pro*
itional iMiicndmt nt hud been have
I I- 1' ?> '
I It U I It 'll .
hat will be the consequence of tl
tion, is wholly immaterial to t
hern States. Vou say that worse ter
be enforced on us. This may he i
ve shall have the consolation ol kno
hat we did not voluntarily adopt the
that aiuiilst all the tyranny and i
lion w hich may he heaped on us, <
maintained our honor unsullied, ai
ui'iii iu iii.iiiiuiiii, ainiusi ail i
,iH siuiis, her honor unsullied, and
|i,. voluntarily, accept her own de<
ii)S 1 am, with great respect, yoi
It; H F.
w- ? ?
tn. The Cincinnati Commercial
?p ground in favor of the ahsor
wo Mexico, and thinks that sucl
ad incvitatdc. 1'erhans it is, hut
ler oppres- : <luces a certain cure
wi I never, ; corn may be entirely
jredniion. finder nail. I have 1
irs, &o., to succeed."?l\nl>i<jh
1' K It 11V. ? *
Interesting to
takes strong Clayton, ol Mississippi
ption ol a 1 recently held that legi
' a result is su,.ii and u valid tenai
\ve iinas/ine ?-- - 1 ,r"
in five days the
re: oved with the
tried it and found it
I'rot/ress.
Lawyers ?Judge
i, snys an exchange,
il tender notes were
ar, stopping interest
titled to voto and holt
gard to caste or color,
every one who has aid
the " rebellion."
The first section of I
niendment proposes to
the negroes in the Sou
out regard to moral c
iuent to Republican pi
rpniiiro/i a! nil fAroii?m
nui'iUM ICU IU ^
i office, without re Would hu\e b<
to tho exclusion of 0j them. It'
od or countenanced j|y 0f her !.<<
ruptly elected
the constitutional a- degraded by
make citizens of all communities t
libera Slates, with- infamous men
haractcr or attach- cty by suci itie
rinciples, which are 1 0f their count
-
iiu puopio in I cmii'SSCC) II Hum'
ecu rejected by nine-tenths T1
was adopted only by a minor- of (V
gislutuio, unfairly and cor- have
, and thoroughly debased and and i
Northern influence In all ving
[here are unprincipled and the |
, who seek power and uotori era
ing honor and the intorests Onery.
I'iifortunately for Ten- deep
r can lose our.sell respect.
ic Southern States may he kept n
ingress. Who cares tor that ? \
been out tor flu* la*t tw? Ive nmtitl
during all tliat time have been imp!
our eomiition, and rapidly reston
rosperity ol our country t he Noil
people are nearly equally dividi
halt of i hem are our Iriciids, w
Iv sympathize With us in our nnsti
tlie Mexicans would fi^ht to tl
ut before they would allow tlioiu
^ t* drained into such a jjnverninei
l?>, now. It would l?e well for the
ro learn how to jjovern what oo
n^ have on their hands before lit
'! - to extend their empire.
In Ohio a machine has lately
nr. I . . . . . 3
----- wtit'il lllllUt'. 1 Illlt I
10 last ditch rn.ikinii such notes a !
selves to lie atitutional, and that
it as this is suo)| notes is derived
Jacobin* to 0f tho < ovcrnuiont.
untry they suspension of the stall
oy attempt | nl,jr t|,0 wur> Was con
James Orr, of Sprit
been intro just chipped troni l<it
:no .\ot o! t'ongress
legal tender was con
the power to issue
Irom the war powers
lie also held that the
Jto ot limitations dustitutional
and valid,
igtichl, Illinois, has
tbun, St. Lawrence
. v.,,
zciis, after a residence
United States. No nn
may be the character
liar, a rogue and a mu
an American citizen b
and entitled to all th<
gee of citizenship.
* German and Englishm
the court that he is a
?iki ucvuiuo uui i nessie, the sot
of five ycara in the hoen thrown
utter how infamous through whisl
of the regro, as a got into powe
rdcrer, ho becomes UIKl Jrauduhm
iy this ainondinent, human nature
b rights and privilo- ;u|umous in h
Hut the Irishman,not again oc
an must first satisfy ylnt?..
man of good moral | The third *
mi and dregs of society have tune:
up by tlie horrible civil war |?rg?
li ?lio has passed. Men have Stun
r in t ha* State, accidentally if on
ily, who are a disgrace to ghou
, and wlto will ever remain thee
istory. The game thing an- That
cur in any other Southern aliou
must
tnt'liiin iif llin nfftivuuwl ?nn
v \\ uli this halt, we constitute
majority of the people of the ('nit
s. It will be passing strange, indct
third oftlie people of this Kcpub
Id continue to rule, with a rod oi tr?
alter two thirds, tor any length ol tin
this tyr.uiny and usuiped pow
Id continue always, is impossible.
, and will, have its end I'lte ntasi
miMMi i?y wiucn a welt sixteci
M ami ouo inch in diameter may
forty minutes Tin: machine si
pipe. The water thus product
'IC be pure and coul.
1,0 "Now. then, my hearties," sa
lCI captain, "yon have a tou^h I
you Fi?rht 11k?* homes till yo
o.me; then?run ! I'm a little
i loo' tleop county, N. Y., 5,UU(
be tin}; in varieties, for the pui
ink* an inch tbe grounds und avet
cd is said to the grave of Abruhati
A mechanic at Alb
lid a gallant von'ed a new cotton j
iatt e before merit of being portabli
ur powder s tage of cotton, it is ah
: laiuc, und bv this tin tl.an bv t
) trees of evergreen
rpose of beautifying
iues which surround
i Lincoln.
any, N. Y., has in;in,
with the great
e. A larger per een*
10 olaimed, in saved
ho one now in use
I character, am' well atti
ichcd to the princi
I,a I ll start now."
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