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"Nb one (UntpiiiUi '.tt"'.t ?.a -? d?. ne so linieii
nt tito South "!::...,? th'' close of tito war.
in no:, ling tint init-ilotuiiie <, brgitui/.inr;
eHui*o'n?t'ii tia 1 'Teeti.it; ned Sccni'ihji
toiiUiiuoM fiir ?':t! li ix eeo i n nuki nt ions.
But it ii?;" hf .'ti .."..:'. I iii tile i>r?*teeht ititi
of iiiir work, that tlitre aro vaut-' to bc
nu t ibid ii work io Vc performed linioin?.
tho free b.nca. ty?iieh eitiiUbt be lcgitiiutl?c*
I? tour by oaf Missionary SoCiCty.
Our Hitss'tontry opt rath.; ?fe arc iles'stood
to bo rertrielod ii- llio otic groat work! of
preaching Oui ' lo lite people.
Tho froodttt 'ti fed deeply their want of
au eduehiiiht, titid highly apprecitito all
the inc:...- ..T r .-. I thom ip (secure it.
Our ?fb'Cix'j hope for their porniaiioiii ole
vat?b'h iii in tho meng generation. The
children inns! have Un- benefit of free
ooh'>ola. Wit soe no mentis "f tims fc.r
niiji'.i "y; Ihetn. a! leant for tho presen',
save throligli tho e?iilribiitibiis of North
am friend*. Wlicn the South i- right 1\
icc. -.e'.. ...'?ti hy the action of thepc?p)e?
we expect that provisions will be iht?l?
io . hst; .a froc rel obw, whei'e tito lotisses
can lc idticatod without dist incl foti ol
race ev tailor, Bii't il iv ill hod answer to
nop lett this ( ? . ' i- now in aniieipatibti ol
ivabiecn'.orit provislbiis. T?|OSe schbbls
?ve bCcdO'l i '. .' ! 1 Ht thom lot' 'ho res
.t n.'ir.^ on waled
'..t'aTToo loti,;.
rt'li};ii.jini dcnbiiiinatibiis are not
itidiffortdit '.o lia. great want of lite
tcmtl:. j ".sex ufo sending out their
te?chers to occujiy these open and ihvit
i g '.iv'. >. Ji'on ilio Hptnan C'atholi(-.?
arc making rt ?iieCiiilty of tliis work, ami
kre a pp ly i i y iv?..nicer, that hiust tel!
i.Argci\ np.m tio- ?tit?r? of this class of
i ? i,. Wi! ram-.at tin 1 fault with this
lion on the p:t fl "f ot her denominations.
We euer. i litciii for ii. In this they
>tio lioliiig wit li pliiht nt.ii rbpy and wisdom.
N'orihorn teachers al lim .s?.tdh itave a
gi'Cai?i?litchcC oycr tho colored people.
This i* indeed true pf all who w ill devote
:i.cmsehes tfi the work of their educa*
lion. This is (jitito different from their
i real t.K-iit tin ier I he system of fslaverv.
This p?.-?p'" ita vb KO long felt l?i? need of
aa education Unit they instinctively
siiet h litit their hands towards any ono.
?lo wi,i hiing theai tli? key of know
ledge, {ind lakii into their nifections all
who comp io aid tboin in I hoir devotion
to learning. It i f/tiiio ?bvioits thal
tlio.c who lui ve ila charge, of the e.iuca
tioual inicrOsiS of this people will inovit
ably inbtikj their dei tiny, ami shape their
int uro cha met. i.
The (eil eh ors chipldyed during the
?. ;-k in instriii ting tho Childroii arc Urged
ami ex jit ti'd io in: prominent in orgtoii/.
lng and iiistrneting iSabbath Schools.
I'h? colore i pe.-ede of thc Soip.lt ?ipprooi
atp the Bible ..mi tao Sr.bbnth .Scliool,
iip'.'l o;n? i'ea*bn tibi all are tai tm xi otis to
.'? ?tn is thal ?hey linly read Otis wbiidi i
. .'. i-.'ii. iliid/ s'o diieply v.-notate lor,
the nisei vei . In som . eSfiea teachers no'
piefossof! of religion have been con-j
sind:;od t.. ii?coiut .'.ai,baili ?School frnper
?ntehdeuts.kl) i toread serinons upon tho
.abbatii for lite religious instruction ot'
'ac people. Ail tho instruction they
vom ."bowe l to ciijoy in their previous
eOiv.Htiedl v as Of a religious chat adloi,
liiitl ?ht?3 g; cally pjofited by it. Thc re
cent events connected with emancipa- j
t tor, while they ha ve blighted the religious j
faith of those who defended slavery by j
the Bible, have awakened n ue>V religious '
i-iiihttsiasm among those who were for-j
morly tho victims of the unrighteous sys-j
tom of oppression. Those who meet thc
present educational wants of the South
mi:st take tit" Bible along with the spell-j
inp hook, and bc prepared to teach from '
both. I hore Urti r was a ?ii M before sol
tipo aa this for a ( hiistian harvest--:!
Ittiil s,> pr? pm o l li? yield Ibe. fruil to bp
p:o ai iv-1 loau saint ?irv pislrurta-u inj
s.ii'iu.o ?nd religion. Cod. in tia- \\,M:\
mu? mysterious \vnykihga of his pioS'b
dei a i?i has prepared thia micas of blind for
tin- reception of truth, and opened the
\vaV to git c as access l?v rohtovllty tin' dr ?
fences o'" shiv. rv.
i a. rc is no church at the South auioUgl
Uh' col tired pedi ile thai has tim prostig?'!
of tho .. Ohl.Jdiiii VVcyley Church." 'Iiie
greatest iritiuiph of Hie African M. li.
Church au..>iig tho freediiieii lias h ?en >>?
e nr ! hy icpti'sentfittbn*? that they were
rietinj' under thc db-cction and approval
of the old Methodist ( lunch, iiio natue
..f Wesley has been a sort of a keepsake
: among 'hi* people, and et erywimro th?
Iimpression hais gone with il. that li? vi!hs
, opposed to shiv orv. 0nC great roo...un
monda' ion foi' this ohm rh. to Iheihjis ihat
?ih?iug th?ii: foiinjd' hVasi?rs and oppres
sors, i*, is cyei'ywheic spoken against.
Wo li a Vi known ?mtt ancos whore thc p?n
ele h.U? he?n iiidiiced by this to make
Cianci of th- M. li. Church, lind cad of tho
A. >'. I.. Chiiiclt. w hii h is often coin
mended hy ex-ro|lel.i.
(itu Church lia i ?ii iibuiphin?e of the
11 i ghi kidd of ir. at o; ia'. : .. 'mpply oflie)ont
tonoherr for this Held. Wo have those
whit Iniv? boon tra i u ?id not only in oin
' normal, tait oar Sabbath S?llbolsi They
love the Church and the work "ftmmhbig.
and aro willing to en.uno 'ho toil.-, and
snctjiiCcs i f entering our Southern work;
!There is only one difHeuUy in thy wjt\ bf
ih?ir ihiiucdiate?hli'iitiit? upon '.'ni-; work.
SoiUC have already i'nnde lippiicititoii to
?TO. hui the seero'.ario- of Our Aid Society
have informed them in iCply that the
iC'hureh has iud a-, yet, furnished thom
wii'n the means of sending thom. Shall
i thia continuo td lie the excuse? Thc ref
i spoils.! ility now rcki .upon those who caa
(furnish the money io pay those needful
' expon -e-. They ar.' not avkod to go
'thotnsolvo . nm to make those ri. I. w ho
do go, hui simply lo furnish w hat mut bo
; nocdod ' o pa\ ^xpoiiscs. (bub who has
fiiveii us this work to .lo. has given us
?thc means to accomplish it. The money
Tis already in tie- possession bf those who
an- pledged lo ho ills faithful stewards,
and such cantu t- bony the (dahli which ile.
,cause ol' God and benighted humahtii
hore ih'go upon their cbiislderrttioii. li
the chit relies ot' Ha- Noith only Under
Wk.... i ii...-..H .. . " ? ..'
, object.
' lu this as in nil other matters of inter
est to the Church, wo expect that om
' ministers will take tin- h ad. The pits
i tors must remind tho people of their.! iti
[ai?d the. time fbi' taking i|?is eoUoetion'j
and alford thom a convenient opportunity
to deposit their olfcrings foi' this ciiusi .
- . - .
? .i.v/;.v/.v./r TO rm: nun i: rix />/./?;...
! Tm: daily paper's of oar -.itv. unite in
their throat''of woo to om- ,-..],.?-,d cit
izens if (hey ito not huiihoniae in their
political views with tho whites. Tiny
assume that if tho colored people do pol
voto with thom, that they uro enemies io
tia* ?'/iitc r./oo, ania ivar of races wi|l ?IQ
thc ?osult?iii which thc Colbro?i people
ihre to beexterminated. Thc assumption
lis lias??y fal.e. The true friends of the
Sbutli ami tin.. Southern people are those
Who vote the Republican tiekel. l'iory
colored luau in our State, wiso voted foi'
Giant ano Colfax showed hy this action,
Unit he b a li ne friend io thc while raer ns
web as his own! lu doing this ho has
gone willi ll:?? majority bf thc ivlii?e peo
ple nf tia- who o ooeniry. bel every
colored iui a understand that a few noisy j
politicians in South Cai'oM.nii^ who wish !
to control (lie nation and main' lins a
while man's government. aro not tho sum
total of whin.- people in the country, and
when tliey ?be there may rit ill bc who,
men h it to look after om' ipilibmd inte
rests; Tiloso who contend for impartial
suffrage and (.pial lights will hud sym
pathy and support in every portion of
our cotihtt'y. Those who voted foi the
...orkmgmnn'.s camiidaU- ber Mayor bf
'..ur cit), hat e. by this act. done a favor foi i
tin- poor white mun as weil as tho. colored.
-done a favor to our etty interests of
which no niau has a right lo complain.
Tb;. Wr.nsTbn.-Tho bbl i toi- of the
Advocate sailed foi Xcw York on Satur
day last, to attend tho (.len. Conf?r?nco.
iii'ts will account for the delicicncies in
this number of the paper. Ur. W. will
he at his post in a day or two we
hope.
Tm: 13 AK un THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTR.
-Thia institute now numbers over
h'uty students, lt opened two weeks
igo with only eighteen. Prof, Pike
miers with zea1 upon Ins now poid- '
Mon.
m v V.I xi:}; t" I Ur \[ti(? : . sa.
STIKI.INI; koohes were Vvitnos?ied uti
this old spiritual b.nttle-groUiid. in I'.1.ro
well . in uit. \s announced. Mu? campe!
?icethig eotiuii?iioeil October ysih, . nd
obiitimtcd, ?Ii', il: t '.'isitivi HV^?t'Oftt ?.'>id
ni wer, lili N"??V; ? '. Thil 1 v-lbne 1 ro
fesscd couve si??ti, ? od were received mi
probation l??ring iii?' tiioPtittjt, and tho
Chit toll iv ero irfi'?illy sti?nglhidied and
encouraged. Udv. Will IVnuOrly, tin-:
.-.id war-hor-. . from Kdisto Kork.-?, smelt
the h.'tlite alar ?di, a id. -.'.is present lbj
help thu brethren i?ti th" i ii en lt slot m
: iii.? ; tioupholos of t!ie eiieitii?'i ?if lite
! ( iv-; <?!' Christ. Kev. A. Miihih ton.;
Ih'onehor ?d'tho Citvmt. solids us .a Ibttdj
I hud Interesting itedotiiit of lite meeting
I of tillich tor Mai.l of sp ice ive can ?utlyi
publish the following ext rael :
j '. Tac gO?tl?ci?an who granted ?is lit?
, pt i\iiegc of tho ground; Mr. d.U. ha
li; le, was prospib willi Ins, feaiiilv a pi:'.
I Afilio ti.ne. .'iud apparent 1 y eujoVthl the
meetii g. \Ve sTribe.s|y regretted (lio ab
! senc-e of our 1\ 1!. Iiis pi (--in-: ctigm'e
I inputs ni id her pb) Ulms of (he v.. fk hip.
dered lits attendance. So? ot her Kldef.
lieing pi'esidtt, ive were disanpoiided irr.
?not receiving tl:?' Saitatneid. which ??1?
prepare I bu the ground.
This p'ot'ildh of Ihti'iitvidl C tildi luis
been bv-fituie (d'preache rs ?bid preach;
lng i'\.epi. vheii brethren' bbb! a dik
tat.ce v .till v?ft?'i herc, wl.ii h ... del
'dom. 1 wassel:! for i '?>? .'ted ly for <.'. i."
i six mp?itiui, The t'litiroli ivas br?Va'd'-'a'<l
?..Inly ?i?lt, and leis' ho.'!) iiievcasi ." cc:
! '?duce.
! Thi- Cam;'-a>.dmg lui", revived i- j)
; Church considerably. With rCtev,ed
I vigor, wo Shall address bin'sopt-> Ujo
I w?r!? of tho l.'wd. Which iv.> luipe will
1 bring glory to his groat iitiutc;''
P?i'bSt ?Vf? WISSf'iY };<>>>:?!..
! Since the last t"Seuora 1 ('oiiloroiieo tie.'
. third, cbc;'- of mi.--hms ItiiS beeil u:. rge l
in the ordinan il'tuc 'ic missions tuidet'
the care of the M". eral Ahtidal Confer
j enees. Under those ciivtUnwUihoe's "
?has beeii judged advisable lo nuikc
'redistribution of tho servie s ot Hm Se ?
I rotaries. With the itpjiioliatioii <.:' fbi'
j Boa rd ? I lie Ou rc-p.? nd i uv; Secret ?ii y \ I bf-.
! Dulbil!) wi.I take charge Of the pbrreb
pondeiice with Ci minny. Scaliil?liaidiii
, Africa, and bulgaiia. and wii! haye bm
isupervi-ion of thc edit it.g ar 1 di-!;iba
/tum of the Missidharif Atlr .-.V. '? h.
' Assistant Coi'espoo.bug Se ??<.:.i; \
A (Cr. Harri- ! will have i'lutrgh .'t all ti i
. liniitu'iat coircspbndtMio? of th. . od'".'.
, i ;,w.i...i;..?v ?an- i"...i~ ~<- -i
? S ions ibid Willi Nuiiili A imbrica, i him'.
.and India. Correspon h vid aid ?la
>> ad lin id S tra I?bit bf tho otllCe in Nany Voil:
,1 by conununicating with thc S. iVr'n ?.?
! according tot ho fti'ove dist ribi'dimi of..e.-.
' \ices. lt is advisable tba! emino.uitca
j Units o?i bu.-itie.s.s and c. nnmtnic oi> ::
hu p i i bl i c i 111 i i 11 i si. ;ii.i be w a bien on sep
I ?irate sheels of paper. And it is y.-ty
desir.'iiilo timi the last page of a eontitht
ilibiilion should bc loft blank for folding
:o. i endorsing,! fbi' hiing tiwayi Those
may s?!cin very lillie I lillias to those whii
lui ve O?Casioii to Avrite to the S, jh'et ai ni* :
but in an oii'ae iikc our Mission Uooms
in New York they are iUipOrtaht, .'ind
j greatly facilitate business.
! mn .so r y.'//;/...v woiiti m:.\ri ry jv,
ItKTt'/t.YS.
The Christian Aft vocatc. sa vs : We
are in receipt of full returns fi'btn tito1
several Annual Cbnlorenoes ltiehl Ie l in
'what is familiarly termed " ( dir South- .
eui Work." Tito llgurosuro oxe??.ediui;-;
ly gi itt dying. Not wilhsianding tim well- ;
known and determined opposition to our:
preachers - uti opposition in some s- e
tioits boldly (irgaiiized, and caitSiiio
great embarrassment to pastors ami peo
ple-the work has greatly enlarged. In
tho wonts of bishop Clark." Coil is with
Us lu tltitt work." "\\'e innke room this
week for thc following summaries of
Church meiiibeiSj showing thc figures for;
l-si'.s, and tile increase over (hose of the!
previous year :
ISJ".,S. isr.: increase
Ahibaiilir, U..'MI Jibuti ?.3-J5
Ceorgi.ii ? b, 1 i? 1 IO. Ubi (.alli
Holstoli, 'J:").7.'t0 7-.>'l 2.?I lil
'leimessee. ii. 171 li.01(1 ;|.-f58
Slisds.-i|)pi. bkb?.l 7 (? 'ail S.'JIi?
Sutilh ( aio.iaa. lS.:Ma ?,i?i?8 8.?:cj
Tesas. .'?..'IUI I ,.>S I 1 ,S()7
Virgllllfl and North
< ai'olina, 2.7;i(! 071 2,086
I0'2,.'tiio fii).3?0 ;{;{,oi;{
These ligures show a net yuin in thc
m?:m Ocrship in these Covferen?ca du rimj
tin', last year of nearly forly-eUjht pri
rent.
S?SlMKitVlf.l.K.-Wo. are obliged boni '
I
press of maller to omit, tho letter of
our Summerville correspondent.
TlIK &CHO?1. AT C-AMt?KN4. - Kev. ft'
Miner and Miss S. A. Babcock are at
their post in Camden. Their training
school for Teachers is bi o nourishing
condition.
rmi ?'.un y or y\toi?KS(.'/:. \
W v clip titi' following btlitorial ibii?lo
Vom (ho heit No. of' " I bu p?">"'s Weekly,' "
vhioh \yc Wmuiioub Jo lh< careful peru- j*'
. il ol' our foaduri :
Tho M ....ul! ?.A thr Ikillbm iv. I'?"1;: j
upon t1..?: >>a *.?.:.igor- iii UK1 r divan j"
tru-in i.> Phi huh Iphitt . lui* eVpilhlg b?i;.Ja
loni lim iVuVh^yh?iiihi election w. . i ut;'
hit Ultistiilium i?l tin' uietubd dh i il .
of t ho iMndeintie paiiy. Ami lu'thi
catt lid tnoio Itfl tr ibid Milly lh ;n lin
talk eil ahoinocriitio pu|vi 111 ?liv1 pity J
iiootii tin' itiisevetihls \v'hi'? wide "iii .;.
t' i|limlolp!i!.ii i'r<uh Ni- v VorU tind |hUtk|d
hl?ro to lieU'l: 1 Ai' ii '- lUniioCl tdie U't .. j
h is ti soles** tor th" I *"'m<.litio jiapcisii
lo I'rS Iii ;0\,;t|h.' lin- blttji. Tili' lcd h.'- '
nolan! iind va iota. i':.-vev heijihj1 lo
Huit pint) . aol ii i-' hot snrpriidhg thal 1
tit ey ito 'i'tiO; ?) .p|iiiiU;ii?iji I ?? ri ? has ia.'! !
Ulf otp' ? Hii'y "i a polil t altoll a poii; '
ey pi yiolcti.v, inj isi'h <.. "ii i t'?;>i;.sv'<pit|lil |
liisor.oT. It? gi ea I elibrt lila la'eu d.* !
r?iii'it io .?.;!*. big apil i .?h?tjiiilij? s'.'wry. 1
ant it.- erv hj?i? biivh *'t)ow.i i|\:th Miel'
tiipg.r." H ht|s np;-- a'vl to ..vor;, jiicpii !!
au.I niis": al''i- j . :-?"0 a.ol pi oj idjUi .
anil it has lin *-I< iv* bpi II tia- patty Ol 1
t!i.' viiilejit itiiii ilisohloitv iii i depraved ;
ami |h? eiiy in v hioh it t- ninia r'm.nlly
i igrbniroid '?< Ibc'rOfoti' appi-i lyhttely Ve j H
resented iii Couples l t pei>'?!h SV.Iti *:e
1 only uotoia-ty i?t timi ? ! a j nip i ii ii
I'ow hunty of pto p iiiisOivainj." ia
tips city, of tho-o iHio ar > d?scnh?d ly
' th? ;. ? haicttl tot rn " i':iir.'.'"ivu.s cia . es."
?vmp ::'.hi/o '.vith lin' llopuh!io?iii (ij'itt'e^
pies ei voie for i li? l?ejbubUean i andi-?
dute-? Thet'c at? hebabooS of sp ml
' tr.;niii, it ?bltr?-c ? hill w'tiO is foolish
| imbilgh to as -et t t!:-t i ho I pige n?7'h '-Hat
i io niajoriiy ot ti. ' city of Ni'.v York is
i .' iiilpOSO'i "i tho .-. o il hing - o i' !' <? I pt ii li.
i. hil pul pmyiiy oilj/i'ds '( by ^'lipjit
vVete (lu riots of ist'..*? hisbgateii and
j curi'i?il "it: Was ?io ilisbirhal?t . ?ttij
outbroal< of the " iiiiioivaiiis'l iv||p lyi-rij
'sont p i neu "'.'.' i1 ne i J h-ir .??a'i" \"'e.?
Iproi'thiVse who MV I ?. no.T.-' **? l',?,an-ip
j .. I Jenn' roa v" i- identical ? "iii iiduidioe
.a nil vio! h.I': 11 nw nhiny ihdiuldieaiis
sw<!i"i lite niol? til April, io Id!. I (ti j I
, iVuliiiiiofe, ".mi'., willi (I ii i'oiiiitentiae? ol
h.ane. a rejire*??iitilti\;? I ietitO?dat. m. '
K?ni'i'ed liie l u on -nhiiois'r .In t asi
! in:in\ as w.'ie ia tito limb l'oit l'tigod j
liirbiigh th?' e.n> in lile ?tihi? eily a lort* j
night ag?).
i SS'vi have i'cOeniiy s?ytS a ititi s ?it g i ou ' . i
i parisims ol' the seliool -y-leai <.!* i!..> ?ltS I
of .Ni w Vi Hi and of otiior p u ts ol' ihh |
i c. um ry. ..Some (Ho years ugo a coln
I uiitl. o Pom l?o-toa visi'cd Hu' New
. N i-riv Molicols and reported lliiit in som.'
' l espci I > tiiey ware siitibii? . io lin- lh'
nm sela--'is. A.id w hat theil ( H s?vih??
?,. ile ;.pp iM -l I llid thc'.'oibro. tin- popU
iali. no! tho i lly ol N? \? VorU is ol' su
pe) ';. a lld cl lige ?p? ?'lld i hiirite.ier IO t eat
I .\! ... le.-ii,'..?. lile liut'o is, l.ha'.
p i'-.. : ., .arno; ny (S :!... i wy ol' No^
' V. . . a.: . I ) 'iij ' a a'"-', i ' .'.'? ?diUii.Uiiili
.'" iii'.'-.t' g.- .eral wolf ire li] lin
.' tic I)piiio'ei'atic Stale. Those two facts
i ii?b ti:-.:-: ti. ' \ ?.o'." '...-e. d'.a iXall"
I mot ic I'-ioers meer :.; w!u|t th.\ ?.:.!!
, (lie H. publica i as?.inpfnfi of all Hit;
v?'-.- "*" i '. jii?V at t!ie party ol
, .* gt'i at uifp'su '. i a-." Nb'SV:, ? '.'erv par
?;ty in p'?wer will have a hoi lo of camp*
follow.. rip Hu' ?i is n U th.- i h li m ier
i nor the principh - of stici) fol!..e. i |'hti(
ma lo iii.- pan e Mu-ce^fal. Tile real
' signit'.. :u;. e and tuai au-v <>i ?il? party
. are to Ire '.Aught at hpail-lplitrters. Tho
it ii I ld ? ii'.od p ??icy iiiiil views ol the jii'tii.
! oeratic paiiy luive liee:i for a gei.craiioii
'those nf disorganization and violence.
livery' l)enibcr:it has u-.t been violet:I ;
but t:n violent anti dirai; ijerh lia v? (i??ii
.' ionio. .):.(?:. .. I (jp not s-ii." .-ays Mi I,
? .* thal all eoiis?r\Jiilivi's ar.' stupid ; bu'.
I do say tin;' ail stupid meit ate coiisei
valive."
The Dem lera Uti party, (ftc to tins im
stinci. ol' injustiee atel eoni'a'ijii?nl' tlisof
der. at its tit's! National ( lonveni ion al
ler tin; war I- rite il by : he ( ha!'..?o' and
balllctl ex-rolfls. and lioiuin.'it?s c\iut
ittglv a mail tvltosti .sole, plat'iirm it a
naked sword. Pilis parly leimtiids re
piiui.ation of the national debt, and Cor
el bid overthrow nf Stute of gil ii't/.Utibh.*p
timi giving cxeimiw poi ?tic I power ;.?
a class-ami thea claims lo bc ebnSbrvu
live, und hiiv-t esproiiJig, and hu.rv6|i.i>?y j
ahxiptts tor ile l inisliltitibti. I 'he spirit '
.?I 1'iank l>hdr, as c.\pte>.-c I ia his le
ter, i.s precisely tiltil nf tin- li.illiu.otc j
rioters of kail ami I si", i. Thal ol Hie
Deinoeratio platform is tim spirit ( f \ io
?ellet; a.al hittc, tvlioso gn at o! jed iyas
slavery i which prCtliieeil tho rebellioir,
and which assassiitated Alu ait.mi Lin
coln. If Lincoln ?.vere thti ?. mi -ctcai.:," ;
anti Wilkes Hool li thc cia c. valivc, tina
ls lim Dean.eratic pally tilt: pally bf
pcu-e. ami ordei'?
IL 11. CAIN.- - An unoiiymous corre
pondent seuils us an article for publica
linn rclleeting on the conduct, of Mr.
Cain, in reference to tho recent election,
which we do m.! feel ohrs?lyofi hi liheriy
lo publish, idlhougli w e would bo. glad to
tddige tho writer. Whether Mr. (,'ain
did or ditl noi sell himself to the Domo
Cfittfl, is now a mailor of very lillie pub
lie importance. There are numbers of
such wrecks .shewn along the bleak
shores of the sea of politics after every
election. If good for nothing else, they
ni? at least useful as ti warning.
--.--.
Tm; LANGUAOK or rn i: St.ivi?,-My I
master give? me work : I must, therefore, :
lov( him and do 'a; i hi : l'iv.
r.//. ruo.>./'*'?:<.'r.
"II" > V. 7* .??. ".( iiU'i tho following
LM!iij)l?' lu I-iV:<-nr. I.? III!* sU'tO of tho
nUl.H- ;tld what h ti "V lo he UlC ?e.
uti : '?I ' ;aili'-- idOOti?Mi .
\\\' huiV ii" \ iuviio . ''in' :....!.!- from
?her Ininti lo Hool. Ililli". -Viill ?I?*' *'!'
?us,,,,.,, it. ? ,nr wie d' !-'i-l. -'i'l "".
I 't't-lv Mn* ilOvliU'l'li ''' . * "; iii' an1:!. tl -
(..;?.' i M <.. ... i ?i '.'? their it dc-a ry a ir. I
;lpii;iii W'ih.t (li'dip's i.'iM tonis nf
Vaco our i itu t ? it.* ?.:? t *. ?.. ? -li -all ri to tn
mil i mi'ltu't sollie liol- iliiiiiiiii, i^"
|.'n ls of win mt will gi? if bili li I hp Hil'
iiisii- plates pf ibu S??titIv. vY'uli proper
n didi ion i'? American I ?tdtis! rv. luis
lo) id ol inuit'1 M al i? MI should neil H I" Otir
.'mle- ?tn! illili itl.V Unskilled IM'?HV|N ni
,t'treing pm: po. bal M'.o lilted skillful
nnmrs. me ; :itii - >. ami ar! i .'.ar..-, of Km
.ppp. ?1 loml.! '".ll ali .on \.i 'l oHjoi
?villi tlio ii'iiiii "?' iiiiinuiai'lpiics:. am
int.-; Uni lowrhd 11 iiit di Ol r-':!v nf indus
i v viiioi'ijiiniail.i tItt* Inr.m-' i'i< Ills' am
Iii? hi'iliojsi ldvtii/.ntloh li4bl happiness n
.lipid : and rmi tors i! rn HU' inda-lria
?ipm free and Independo!!!.
.pm ..fi iou. C rail! settles iii
.tiilKt hu Iii.iii ibid all fmtitiChil ?piosthms
ni I toil M ('.m.:! O?S free lt? iidpjrt. sun!
linauehll pbjhii ?< ii** Iii" e\igeu-.*ios ii
- (.mn iv umy io. pi i rt*. Tho rellim o
pin' ib?yid')inu'i.l i bpitliv. and popplo P
......"..ic jin*, monts cannot lnh'? bo <U I nyilil
i i" (?Avonnitoiit boiiiii inj ! m..an- a hot
CiAvi r, "io '"'mis mn U Sh??ii ri4-)' lo im
... i li dolt in Mic malia''.- t'l lili' vori
ca. rr S im: liu'r oiinpii y ?i'll loom, (ba
. ?rn'i'lt's i loc'i.m i'i\.'?J tMir;:i..v of ssh
t\ yo ail who liiiid iliOir onpiltd d'r moro!
i'lm labt r's iii' I huir li'iiuds hito lim Soutl
?ubi liibuVpi piunslnnont i" ail wno I ri?.*
pass bil ll.o aovare rn ri ?lid of an Ailie
i.? ,t; pt ti./.eh tn ?_..> where lio wiil, sott
.vin-' .- la ?ike-, ami say phill Implense
M ni >??:>'. >??'?' oat''d coi il? i not sn OUl'il
Soma met N-'fth, ivis! mid Wost. :
lipes [din vin-dib) nf ?li?' I II1'?plo in fllVi
af. /.tl riijltt . .?-'O' lOpnlilh'bl I belly.
".' T. Pli' -I .. . l .-. . lin' ( it .V (lollllt
m. ; last . . .;'?;).' tn e<inst h r th" prole
Of i im dh I/.cd's pilly "a /alu--'. ! ho leg;
Hy of tho M nioipal ol -olion. Tl
v' iuiioil passed Ibo lolinWin^ ?v.-?o!utioi
/,'. v \luc lind is tko duty or I
tti'tiioi ?bo Aiiiyi'r and t'nniioil to II
l Vt "*t SJ i au i.i*? v day to verify tim b:
lotlil?? ni tin vannas wari-, as legal
?e.miro.:, m lao' miler (?Ith evident
i if pa mi lill tl nth . illegal acts .-mi? i
have ? omi practicA'd .a tl'"' io'out oh
ti.rn-, and t.-.i a l nooilfu? wtfy's to c<
I'unu tn th" Act. of A.-sembly. as
iUdispou--.iihii< preii'iiimirv lo ad otho
cuna, iitiidli df tho .a stilt nf silk! ol
ti.m. \m! iinji tho phioo lipppiliipd
thu, Couiipil 111 lii'iu* ino ?vidoii?o
tim niallvr . f th" pio'O-it of ll'-- root
idhoiipn bx- tho .Cdv. t'o.nri rop??,;,?!
il. nilli i'l'ihiiiiu.' I: ? ?ni i (hy to day t
fiji campilio';, i'-tiioiay o\i-opie. 1.
'?'?;AN''-..r.'r.;. ... .'t-vo-.-tmr Srtodi 1
appnlnt'-d November LU?, as a day
l?lii?iks'iiviup .-.tel j ray -r. Lol all :
people uuiti' i:i a ti.aaic-odorit'g on ll
ipi.v, ip Aiiiii'thty IS i nh who has so .s
nally i 'a-.->o l mir cote.try ivifii a frilil
y...!!'. hud'OiiidOd iiisiifoly ihrongli i
politi -a! .-;.'! ins tiltil h id so Ihreateni
ott ap'.at : and. h ?nc.;' ut lt, tlr. ip pi nj?
pi.ja Hoes and ant. ia isitte ht ns Jiloi
our.-cl-.t s tn tho promotion of peuce a
liarihony, and ddCotc our best efforts
li o ivt'lfai'ii pf oib' hi'IoV?d Suite.
bi T i - in: I * A irv. - N<>w t!ai el
[inn is over, let us all p.. lo work a
a: h-avor lo bi'ili'i iilioiil (hat era of g..
'. liiii wiii,-li ?A so necessary to tho n
. .ria! intore.sl of the Slate, as well as
lie hajipiuOiis ol tho people. Let I
.emits tliirpi-liiiiij^er, scahuvag, ifec.'i
li?pp . ! b.V.'lhe otu* ddt-, and rebel, tr
;-, A. -.. by tia- other. \Vo aro all cl
I l'on nf a couuhoti comili-y. and whet I
ve live on lim icy slmres of Alaska,
?roatli? Ibo pinta! air ol' ('arolin;
vb.-lie r wo atc i?epiiblican or Dei
ral - x\ ? arc eut ttl?, d to and should t
py iinuiolOsted all the legitimate rig
if the American eiligen, viz: lite, lil
y. and th" pursuit of happim
' I Viv.* I' Ahicricci \
A ; i KN tms : d', ?sj know n that tin
ion* a ?argo, uuihher of men dismis.
i?>m oinidoyinimi tor voting foi- tho ]
uhlican cindidatoi? nt the city cloctit
ill thoko who have thus .snd'ered for (
rCSs'.iig a (-tiii-'iiiiUoiial righi, v
ha.,- ]?? ive their names at this od]
Ve shall fm ward tho Hid, ami tho i
ittnstaneos attached to oneil ease to t
Joiv Vork pap?is, ami request ti st
oription in I heir behalf. Such men nv
ot suf?cr.
A Ni w Cut ia it - Wo. learn tl
ur new Church at Greenville, is nc
.' completed, and will be dedicated
-od anti tho use of the M. K. Chu:
v the V. Kider, Rev. T. W. Lewis,
io 20th inst.
Tito citi-icn.s ol' Now York have ct
United $2/),000 fdr tho relief of tho fi
irovs hy Hm hilo enrth<-(ttako in Sot
V?rd'tc.tft
(HE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
lon. Gilbert Pillsbur/ ohosoil Mayor.
nice J-.s's oj-TU i' K.vrirtK, KV:
J M ; I tI .MW >: vu -jv iu'r !
.M\V.?'/,A'. IXCJi-i .\ IS. f, . J .
ll' I'.'^'S tis illtc'tbe {illili .llfi' lo iufollll
ihr r -i lus iii.il Hi . ? 11 \ r*lfOti??!iH of
I i das l i ?' fi':Uil' od in thc rei uri? ol' Hu*
Ibu. (lii.Uf.itr I'i: ' in-i.V. li's Mayor, un i
ill tiii* Republic 'ii Xnlorh?Ph. as named
Ui tin' lickCI published in Oilr ui<i num
Til . triumph is ono thai lhor|fti6urt<i oj'
Kroodoni ami Kopi ii I Rights throughout
i>uf whole obtint ry may well Cool a glory
in; ?br ?; wa- iv bil a ;>.".". in-t lOiiiTui Otlils
:. ?1 in spilt' oi' ail tim libvilioli enginery
ol' a piirl\ thirst in;: lol' power, tim pos
session ot' which would, iii a gnat mons?
lifo, restore to 11 HMU their ancient priyb
I- oo ol buding it unquestioned over tin."
poor, ami eitahlO thom again to trample
on tito dearest rights ..;' the colored peo
plo. Thunk (??d! - ?or their own good,
perhaps, this power has md talleh into
their hands. They have been thoroughly
beaten. In spite of tim lavish use of
ntoimv -in spite ol' wholesale discharges
of workmen-in spite of ' lu cais, intimid
ation, fraud. espionage, bribery, and ti
; oroit?h t^iy.aui/.ation of Corrupt workers
at ?veriv poll, tiicy 'nave been beaten
.. antin." in Tibi. Sheridan's language,
.mit ol' their boots i" Thc (<??/i-oy driv
el I lugs of tho /Yete*-tho, earnest appeals
' of tito Cou* bi/-thc 44 logical " abuse of
tliii d/i/.?. rv, all passed for naught-the.
?.plc Wanted LttMUUlT I'lI.LMlUKY for
M a Vor, ami they ?vent, and elected him.
Titi i M iii nant ot. the day of election
. trpass?d anything we ever witressed on
-nah occasions, Both parties were as
liUsy as bees, and thoroughly in earnest ;
I nevertheless, with bul few exceptions,
even thing passed oil quietly. Tho min
lin lin earlier part of the day drenched
I ma nv of the voters to the .skin, but no
j ono wan deterred thereby from depositing
' I hi.-, ballot. What was a drenching when
. the heart wa;} on fne, and when a single
> vote might linn the dread seato in Willoh
1 wad being weighed thc destinies of n
. j people !
" The. Managers at tho ditferonl polls
1 had lied rec ly a moment t> sparc during
. j tim dav. ami performed their duties in ii
i ?. ?ni v [kui wini thc admiration of both
1 bartie's. At spine of th? pollsl thc bili
\ fions e. nd not of the D?mocratie ?pies
?...f,... ;../.Kvui<iii y/o itontnv
very much whether these fellows did Mr.
Loise* a?e any good. Menuncir generally
! do feat J? its owhends. l'herciw-j? cohsid
endue sharp practice performed by both
j part its. Wc have been told (lint in nia
i ny eases, where, some mean employer ac
; companied his serving-man and marched
I np tiie li tie before him to see that he vb
'tel the Democratic ticket, tim colored
j boys standing by, noticing a pantomim
ic signUj from the unwilling voter, prac*
j ticed a little legerdemain by which the
i ticket in his hand was suddenly traits
j formed into a Republican ballot, going
into the box as such, whi\o master and
man walked away perfectly satisfied-tim
? master, that be bad done wrong-thc
j niau, that he had done righteously,
i Some of tho incidents of thc da}' arc
! wort h reporting.
A poor, ragged black man was trudg
ing towards one of the tip-town polls,
when he was accosted by a Democratic,
runner : " I say daddy ; arc you going to
vote?" "Yes." u Who tue you going
! to volo for?" " Mns'r Pillsbury." " I
?will give you ten dollars if you vote for
I.ose-.no. Now, len dollars will do a
I poor man like you a great deal of
'good.-I advise you to lake it." The
bid man looked titi tho money, then at
' thc templer, his rye .and lip evincing tho
scorn he felt. 44 Yes, mns'r," he. replied,
41 ten dollars would do mc good perhaps
j for a week or two ; but Mns'r Pillsbury
may do me good for a whole lifetime,
mid my chircn after mo. I voto for
Pillsbury !" And tho old man, God bless
him ! did vol?.-: for Pillsbury.
A colored niau was odored any amount
I lie might lix on, .and some, office after the
el eel ion if he would work for Lesesne.
His reply ivas : 411 am poor, very poor ;
hut if you were lo pile yonder church full
of greenbacks, and oller it to mo to vote,
for Lesesne, I wouldn't do it. I behove
Mr. Pillsbury is a friend of my race, and
therefore support him. My vote is not
for sale."
Another was turned away because ho
acknowledged having voted for Pillsbury,
to his employer ; and when a friend, to
consolo hint, ns he thought, remarked
that ? Mr. -:- knows you to bo val
uable to him, he will take you back to
his employ in a week," he indignantly
replied, striking his breast proudly : 14 A
dagger should drink the last drop of
blood in thin henri before 1 would ngnin