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Desportes, Williams & Co., PropriotorsJ A Family Paper Devoted to Science, Art nqiry ndustry and Literature Terms---$3.00 per Annum In Advance. VOL.1] WI NNSBO7RO, S. C., WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCF ) 1867. [NO.3) THE FAIRFIELD HERALD )ESPOlH.TES, IL. LA t: IV. ly in the Town o" W i)ihorl ' *u ia t re'i4/Y in . A!ry' Al triuitsieit a rlnivii to be 11ai1t Il m40 . . O lituary Noi:s ttlTr:httes . r eriture.v SelodedI POotr'y, WQRAPS OF VEIRE 1OM A TOUR IST.8 JOUtN4AL. T pluck the flower, one inoine10t to blelold 11.4 tr-eaius-y (it pur11ple a1nd of' g'old; ','h0 blossomls, findit a nest. ofid, 11 r4oitt-1114, Ilut-lhinsa I pll~tik, an-l Iliig thein on 1-he groul. Plit.tkeol beciusle rir I, th nil t ol 14 I entit flwny3 ! I m1ighi. have t onpcid, aind looko-J, :tl hadi a tlanotel's joy. Natture's4 grenti prolli-rlilty, yolt gty, E'a for ma111's w;ntoni1-S provi4s 1t mny lp so, butl still with io ahjelVe4 A seise o' shimi t n I shotial so le.roy You ha' c walk'd tar, whit ramid you- on youir way : ' onnlit al 1Sought." 01h, happ11Y mlortal I Vhat sought you (thn ? 'I,, tnler ail he I rees That flower or fruit, sought nothiing but the breeze The strenmi to tho troe--I rhini you shade, And so the bentity of' t he world is iaIe. Again, ail yet, again! 'Twixt night anal Themne dlay renlicars. The mm-ninglih Boo fale ino'te aerityesterbhy. We have no tulurrows ; tld the unitrvavellodl way Is btut the old still ollee : let us spnre The rest ; as Well p.u1e hete as any twhere. Milie speazi thtu, I1pause-look back S itila 1 till And gaizo inlsa.aoo yon purll il Yet what I aceo I've seen 11, ir tit lit ain tee brighter; do I Ierefore gaze in Velli ? Not. For lie now, btl tor th utild I live, And asked)l fitunu only tot t. 'The Outbreak in Irelaml. We copy Ihe folowing fromt tle cale44' (spaltches to tlie New York paperg, being inoro full than the menliro 01b. 1,r. r the Associatod Press transmiLtitd to i: I1 Lo, Thusa, \inreb 7-Ev, uingc.-D-1ispaslebies recei'".'1 diuring 1.he1 day from Dublin uar Cork give the following partiulara o' the ]listl otibrcak hir threriiih 'ieo-Ii A fight, took place on 'it'lay nigit at Talaght, about eigh!t miles; sthl ofl D-.-blin, hifet l eten tim pohlet and a large boidy of itigeInians. Ono ofi Ith latteri was kille d, at l live 1- L 1).ro NiV-Il' ed. Th pi ccaptrd .ight prt. ion era And six loads of atunn1ii'on, :tid upI to dark oii-day over two huI-t-d poistn ne had bee hronw.ht into Dulin. Tho aint body of the 14'enianls ngagd inl t fight retreatd o It.o te hills northt of, Duhi~l ti. wvitht Lord S rail brvairn, t ho :mr fthel( lritiah forces inl Ir 'Pi'h p ito sation at Kilion'llook, ninleteenl m.1 nliiils u11th1 of Limer n-, in the Province Af Mmutevr, wasI~ aunewk ed by 200 \ein v ho were rvpidtL, leavin, hree (of their prt ond ton. Ihe field and losinger forteen priso rs. The barran of tie police Et Ik-more, . County Dovn. in he north, hadr bcen tise ciy an-dimeendir and totall dork bnThernaer.. teUio ~t n aSmner d lrsicei messegeho~ rw boer shot. in rmrev' ad-ptibretaprno pemmn purpbew ull suphd with1 from te, adu~o th see to'hej nrwbntrauddenly of vn p s to rIshed. 11 utie . he atnkd tlcast guard s~o~p)elta tiond a I~ioinh.ato- outyClr an too away potha frooi, n..ra Asbo nht the boneent unule pon hof anro nd tht a, Hol rossti, nd th with rm tom all ho'nse lace -~o~ . Thed(o excitenptip. Ti apprrisin oltwrw Thridy, Mgrc hoa~v niong.-Mrd othatted tis enigt th t rte iwa tiins (wl'eigb in run neing ,7 betee oDbii and4 Cdk.~ ANAPnN .' U IN SPtAOS ini Lihe ight Ht JJaliag!t. 1L""3 sin(ce (litl, nild tlhreevi.1 his Cll) -. i.t. arFe. the I"clial ,1 it) (Juik. III I r.,: i l- 1 i I i ll ii l nn ' LVI OwI.Y.I i ' wllJv orI 'ippera IV. hand o"~iit~ , ' ! goit 1 1; I : %v. I hu o F ':onia9 U'i:)4 C, 'L( APi 1'*'iv of ip lvat'loto:s s \ jn'4 l Li)if IQl 00 mI'i!. COIilCis -111- oI hu wepic. 0ldCl ~1O~ r v.ndUsK nlhavS~i I0 1M %%C' i 1tv It L110 P0lio l~i un C I ia i, kM 44)1 it. Ni, 1; i 1oivk. CIS- 'o . I a'4>w b n. L Il:1V ro frln, n. 1 1!,.8 I'Lo ibL lC l S:111~ ava1. 11 .~ foil LU I. dI Il'ieii tI ;'Y B'p'u 1 I II i ed , 01:1 i iI . ' ph 1hooc:I IliL('l [ivo th.-'to no aid. o Iv .'1 i i1i' I I, l, C . ) 1.l 1 )11111 i ' Il JKiilo11Iiock. live oIwel14. 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Thli tovsut. heavy rMu s i Ton na I~ond ,*~si.i 11 1i.'ur It, 1 :y.; tho A~t k 111'. (Jjw1 t the 811have Ii v ilu~tlud ai 1141)d sl Es.. ill Cloi ivl pusbl ic irtwl bridlge o t) I i )Iii I)g sfI t) I, and sit yet-.%.~i v. t t'fl'- i i I t ;,I kii' ---to o F.:I ty Alr 1)11v" .1i vt I C 05 NO. 'I no lIoss of u' n 1iittsiss ~iO WL Kh's ej 535 i. Oi;Ct iIF'11 1s': ins \. ' IsIt (111s i st: tiletst i1h. sa Iti I IstI Ivo iJCoiis 'J'un. t. k -, slvoree.oly, theiy Avit l i be re ITla iii 'TrFF *-In in Ih I lrnwtl*p!vrt~ I-m o) f o'Vculiiis tly t hese, i disll (F 1:. i61s 11! 1'.1-'? lit ltes psvo4cut i me311, Wilk I ('iII ire M.. g ,!l it. bsci~iv 1yIIMJlssisll .kit. %% ( lt t.. ve, however, I hat I! u de eVoal ho y~o 1)1-10 Is to niot bearit q, -res 4.4. Iaq-i r it lsl* lo II 'onu, nie1 well' ill piss6I- i011o sIt 11F tilot& . , dA It.oI isa IoitiiU, reu.i vto Izil e N. .~ * ollilr : I v; I IF:ivS" Iseyoiiil (Csll !i:Illsl1F i-It wivas ls'-i-o-'II tvll Llas biip!~ lit tilit. ('t T*eIrack u"inIlia s. 'R St 13. roadsn oti3Il)) -iii11 11011. lit-e Sito fine'. No: t- iissz :',,(;it e. X.1v5II( siak.i' ',e(F.ii5eFIAi toisliiig. . 6i * Ii v.%" vl F t )I tuigist ii~jilCtre 1 1 - .1 tsi.lvs (Ill its .5p:iti-:4Igs. downi I hei 0lv 1.*r 5 e~slsi ovOinitliciI~iol itL) N. ax- C 'I'Isoidiiplers to nimuy- of' thes Iitnvtpn sI* 015 stimtij'tiot t Iiia Ile ('Ottl L'S*' .\FI:Ils:.i (.-*?1in oft' tho tcli, Isv lI Puni~i I he~- 10, t. IIlsoiS iisoilt 4 t (he s1leq Vsgsneceededl tiny tijg l ii.i'ti"db l,'~~O . i i'i .5(01 lil1'.F l 55tio-1 li E4~ ii. 11 j-witoe oiii t tracik VIi,'sii4. V, y'l 1 vtns:ek ott 'ae i'ii i-wbi'il Hn1 t s ii' "ewdodi'su ci. 110imo.(sil 06 iiI i ' plo:1 I.;x :11ic 'ijlially 3 s 11i1t4voirahl.. Therel O so Ar) isjilms lymOlilV 153 11it th, alehs iii C .hasiontt OtlO~1;ls on ' :s':ki'.t; iqsju"r, sF0 Mrii nmLi the F. -'s Oil IhIo Sl~ts rpwa', 1% 'J11t'os'tuol I f wp.Zi4 s I ll'I P i'sln at Rema:li have L.11 "will~ Is wsf. 1,163 is ft f'etioup saiis. A~tilivo Daslull 3-001 Sli(1 t0)Is'CItl lit it. Ilittji-:' Ur I It(! dnI:1:se I 4 swlni jsii'i I l 1) h .I s.rd(i y s-li :We leasrtsn, 01 lwoil let It' hiii' Wednetionly nitght. 'T.hi t ralins I hlt ,odL' III this IV. eti,l I'L 14-0 1:04t IL. .ltile t'otI'lFslii' Wit, i ll l ri l-,Iji tsts"ve. C sib-o li-a ialstiII: Ih Olrek'i )iid;!e- of ilte P116i '.Ith 11i iuj 1 lWUOMgt MA~i. bsie lomm'i rit .ill, wVC FIr.iC Infoaled, lk.' at lt I tlei 3:,: 1, (I )I\', ~tIsie La:ist 'Vlvivs~iT oif, F'Ivilh 1.155l c~ ans hei ina. Ma.ili to iI'.i Fnre miade, sii' buliiie~-- sss'u inwt~t oX 0 a pri t. :ie. 'lhiii 115(1 1 ssemm;s w ill tlmi .we tInna 'M fic ill dI"Pictilties Ito Ile 05'C'- ' liect iO S 511l11.4 AN 11'. t111C he kio~t-h 11011.400.ts slt15011 liit 10i I lm1stii I'aL Is oplktl 010 Clful(I'1q13ilyIjtojs 'sst ~ Iliiii.A lhi I)II Sti'te Con:1"nhill 'I htil terv Will lIm lilt Ay) Call et',. 30 t'-'i-sisic3v i.st, wc: belive e voll 1 preadvei I' it tS'.1% Thai I10515hira. 1oIii kI ;to thia trelief of lte lit'ilt in Coe- prea it glAt lit41 "s, IV ill tie Own tisisens.-ld equii Ctsall -11 fiio ll111111Y. tha~t the0 If 'live p itisy cit ho Stnop wFith l-cfe'I:IICF #0!l Faots to be Rememborod. Wo deem11 it onr duty to agill 1. I1on1ish the peoplo of' Virginia that :1e0y have nothing, Cit.hor of' .spedy r IaP1.in-rmanent reliet, to Ioil for* frI'oim lit! Zllwkellc Court, I. Lmoig befmro that tribmnl cin itetrpose to protecut as, negro sufagr na.tained bY (Ito bayoiet, will hav Ileell forel't-d x11p011 us. .I111 t his eit y ill ia mlonthi of, Aprii nlext, and in th<( Otate at large in M;Iy- the at roeiml lilli o her0 nin r s the militr. o i'rt i t then ro ai t the ballot, box, wi-e, thn, beiore wo ca hope foi eli ,this outla;To Iill have ileell r111ptwtraed' l ill Virginia, miles., t eil t IlilI'y l Oiver, whos wIile.s (lo law, 1-ity conlsent. to postpone the city and II. The tter contempt with which hrt .1 oll decisionls oa the 11prelio 'oiurt. have boeenl trea l ted, Show Ilow OwelCOsi ta-atititll boyl i whll it 1110it40 reason to thli ma111d paCjisions of *o inobl. Congress and thle subordli ate I, ederal judiciary delight in at mulred ways to express their coi rmi:t of the live Colervativo jesat t that'. ewle lted tribimlll 1i11. ales.I tiho people of he s th anIl hope (to soleet at succes.sor to Pretsi.. Cidol 'ilon aS conservative a4 that minet Ipatriot, any relief which they iny hope for f'rom thle Suipreme Court -1o1d be of very little practial ind I' nto perimnit ent valei. It will be :impetenit f'or the nexO President and in Cress, acting il Conjilultion, to f 11111 and Changio thit) litu pronle (ont it i to satuite Tt buody with iih Ra mhl of Mogre. 1.V. It hams 0beet. , foribly Said that, flr as thle Supreme Court i6 Conl mirned, the presenlt con.'ervat vo ad.. tutage in that coti is hold by the 1dier thrad of a single life. 1iheroi re liv Cotllnlrvative lnd four. 1imli.. Al jude... AInd Lf thji Conlservativo int'ls,' it is dtubtiu whether ono ili ever take his seat agliln, and lmoillt rtin hat ie wCill not live X 0Ilv oimonths. "The ossq of on m \or~vntivol oi will mIA ^. o, wzIhTyl me i be t dectlared unconsti vional but by at clear majority. 'e(idt, Jothnsonl cannot replace ia inm-rvative judgel bynw appoint,:new. eneConlres. , at itflast ssin tSsedll I itx. Uiir I le i the imber of' Idtehet SevenC , forbidCling aly new lprimment. it il, by lhi occurrences %f actnce, that, limit is realcheil." -The 11wIervallve jud~ges. are the(. old am]l OIs Fohle n11-mheia ris of the court, and ill probably be the lir-St. to die V. WJii he h co ituionaliutof the horman" law is tesed our seei-se Ai nIdCh upon ie frail ltennre of a 110, hieh no ono believei will last, six A11thw. Umler thI im1ost1 faivorahlo cir.. nnstancerS, eilninenlt, practitioners in thle ipremo Courlt ifomna that, a dvcis. II of the Suipremool Courtcnot, be Speete befre Lthe Winter of' Lthe Present Oit ar or thc Shpring of 1868. V L. In' less ihnn three months the he1r1an lllV aw t will have infllicted Ihm slllt of' negro uffrage twieo tlpo ILe pe-ople of, RIlnold eVell if wve are toecrvatures otf ia military del Spotim, ml nIo Con1ven iion is Called. V' I i. I fthe Supremo Court twelvo Iofths hn ishall dleclaro tho Sher mnt law\ unconstitti onal, that decision oS no11o restoro us to representation in rey times morei malOignan-andmri.?A Oes of dea~~uth.ii l they Cores wthe l'adi ic hnii iclearr mtinj8ior i th 10s Cof Rleproaesetaftives o oes hun redl anwil il tw heV-8ioneof.-E fehmon onrud oe accep tc is past te iiare wirkh rttrwn a harohe atd feortor ones ro impose. Thui.sid hawit beent fro h4e eommencement orf lrhocontest, aPmnd has ~i will fil t the l fitt. Ifitho rof the lt1tihne aendml e arer ri 010 on of rohet to rtell. the 'OsuOt. A Pr'esLidetill be leted t o xeriihe will o alyl-eoptl. Then Vhet$nth willfin te hat thel bite eger Ic thorti eCogwl heaefr hr tao'r han thei lo of heThity-ninth. ~ ft ovtnm, dwuthl tha demolihdth YhoIIe suhona the wolb hmgrter t them and tkir eilidrenl be the con, O~Aquencs.~-JatiWmo Amerk'a n. . ItaVJiGci.E Palternicyr- *r1, M ts4p1eA:so9 Dtyis passed, tl roug~ his6 e ty onQ iQ'~h~ ev qnmg last,' agoote. 1p3i04.br A.setvywgef ,routc fo; p.har eston hm ag rppnib :depot. ial A t01, o( And r og eir nh J.U) sjtoi 1 U - --44f - ''ee Nr. WiIhoin's Sipplomontary Bill. We publish below \Ir. Wilson's Bi "Suplaeentary" tlthe h1Lkeconstrutit A ct. Our telegrams say that this Bill, as cattme 1rom1 the Senaite. vas aimleided b1 tho I limon., 1a1 of, courso returned to il Semit. We ar. not vetilineid whi thesei anvdet ero, or who ther th<( im een neceipled by , the Senate. Thie irobbility) is; that, tho atmedI11e1t was to K rik ot the Uth secton .Alo ing thr iilittiry comimiander to devoh4 his powes upon .1C the actinlg& GoverI or. A 11111 'ap1dlenentary to an net. enthle "An Act to ilrovide for tho ' mr eliceient government of tho rebi Sta tes," ainl faciltate rest oration. le it encetell by the Sellato an I fous of Repisentatives of the Unit( Stat es of A t rica in ,oiress assen bled, That thle Commanding genleral i S"h dit.rict defined by the act eititk "fall ct. to provide for the more eflioici government of the rebel Stntes," 01 cauS111 it regisIrationi Lo be mado befoi thle first,. day of Sepltember, eighrlteen hml drod :awl sixty seven, in (4eh counlt < patidh inl th0 Slate Or States inieltn'd in his hitriet, of nale citizens of LI nidu Stnt-es tenty ono year 4 of ag andupwrd resident, ml eachl connitv ( larIish, whiuhl registration shall ineild unliy those persons who are qtialifiod t vote for ,hleglltes y t'he "act to pr< vido for tle more elicient, .govornnier of Lh reblStates, and whio'hall hav takin and ,ubeiscribod tio following oat or afrirmation. "1, --,o---, in the county pari1h of ---, in the Slite of' , ( iereby 4ole(.11nd1y mweni-, (or allirin) th: I aIm sincerely an(d ea11m4'stly at taed t te i 7 11 ioI anI (1 veril IenIt. of the ITn ted Sa,1t thai I wI!! SteAdiestly sY i poiI thit Conslittilion and obey ti( law of thll, Uni'ed Si tse, and'l that I will, I the best, of m1Y ability, eilgnge all uthei 1to sUch nplortanId obeodie ; 4 S m. 2. nd he it furthe. enactoi prov ided siall h coplilhI ted, the Con 1maishni1' gener0ial shall Canse to be bhil in each$t l t10 ofhis district, oi it (a1 nt ls I ItI hiMy days frm the dat If pre 11a1 io tletrof, i election C delegais to a i coention for the purpos Of amninig tht exisutig or fruming . nnowcongitution for saidl Stato, and1 (I !ir:ly r ,emtu Iishing a civil govern men loyal to the UnAion therei, and of pass ing alol 11001111 ordinances for piltli satil con1titt.ion and governmnii, int S.:c. :1. A nd bo it fitrther einacte' -Wht. t hn cnventions herein' provide for sh:'ll be al..1led (11 tlie sis of ti represnaiemn (of t li on I oses of Repre senal ires of each Stato. Sac. 5. And he it fuirter onneoi 'ihat tho omumandling general of . eael diatr-ict, shall ItIpplIIt such loyil offieer ' persolls s a1y ho necessary to iik 11n1d complie theit registration, to presid a. the eleelon, to receiro, Sort and Conti 11n to maho ret.i'n to hiin of1 t VOtI and1 Of Lhe' persns lecd11 4 1lga Ie and upon fe1 living said rethrns ho shal thile stme, ascortain th4 porson's eecto as delegates, nd make -poclamatial therof' nnd, wiihin sixty Iays from th dato of eletion, he shall notify tho delt gates4 to naseibIle, 111 4 tiie nnd plaC to 1be men'ltihloed in thie nmotilention, t proced to the or'ganw.ationi of a converi tion ; amnd wvhen the saidi concentio tshamll hiavo amlinrIled thet existing const .iacordanIIce with th, "'Act, to provid for ihe more .fli'cient government, of th rebel0. Ptrotes," saidl Conutiittioni sh1all b suibminted 1l~'Iy the ~ coetion to thi personsi re:.istereuIfd(nr the provleionl of this act att an elect ion to ho hol after tho expiration of thirty frot time dato of of niotico theoreof to b given(i by the sa1id COnIven1lt1on; Sxo4. 6I A nd be it furthber enalfctoi That4 the duties* hereby inilpo.sed upo the commasgding General of"each distric and theo p)owers ooimrd, may, wvit his consenmt, be performed and exercise by thoctintg Governor ofany $tat wh hl ake an oath oi' ahirmanti faithfutlly to .keep and~porform them Lih same. Rnni.:1xnI.:soa--Somo musui ofitp jing~s the followhtm about thle yeai of the1 rea'gdini puibli('. TheV~ shiyl ek wvho wth 1h0ad erec withI honest people minhtgles, -shoal conse to shave hisa fellow n16n,~ anmd got shaving shiinglos. .JThe lawfor ivoul bo iyetter ofl', his sclence far loe Id1ia! who ownead a little ftarm in fee, ,lI made that !farm a chtolt. 1We ,,mV .soime docbqra in onr midst, whdoseo talenti tboypshoitla umno, by pre,iolng' the@ lhea mng art--heelIit boots amd fthoes. Th ministe,; w~hose aA'ge' adW&'da, ri iessoi' tettchdejeh1mId try to "witfh a wa) res piay Atut practio. whuat b ~preachmos. a 'J& voti 'shoidl have ii Ado %;Me~i n ds all defaumted; s th~i shu uboth~ pper ten whome Ia #f,r ta* i$.Q~A. h sitte eh ~a4~ n Murder of Dr. Livingstono. A cablo dispatch annonnes that Dr. 1 David Livingstone, th) African ev plorer, laos been inurdered by tho Kaf. fit. Another namo is thus added to the long list of adventurous explore!s w NVhose lives have been sacrificed in at I tempts to unravel tlt mysteries of the I inturior of Africa. Y Dr. Liviigstono was a native' of Scotland, born i!i 1817. In early life i he was i cotton spinner, but aflerwzard.; studied imedicinlo and theology, nna e fitted himself for lie career of a mis sionary. Inl 183 the London Missiona ry Society neceped the offer of his ser Svices, an(d issigiel himt to (uty on the Wesit Coast ofAfricn, whero he arrivevX in lie summer of 1840. During the en suing sixteen years lie labored iat, vari otis imssionary stations i A frica, mak ing occasionaf scienitific jourie(vA into the interior of the country, atl adding n valuable Contributions to geography and natiural lis'orv, which obtained for it miin in 1855, tho'lonior of the Victori:, gold medal fromt the N ,-Pl Geoographi. cal Society. A ftc: : -ee -fli jour.ev across Southern A1t-1, he r'nirnel t :r 1ila d it 185 a iM~bed his first 1,vohnno on Africa' 1 vil. in 1858 ho resuimued his ex(1\in';, and in No. veiber, 1805, i i hli.d his last woric in Mnghnid, mider he lill ol'a "iNar 0 rativo of an N10editi.nL to ite Zalbesi 0 and its Tribitaries, atil of t he Discovery of the Nikes Shirwa and N vassa.'" L'The rsults of this expefition were SRimmed up by Dr. Ljivingttone at the hI close of his work. First, iI pot t. avaih ble for coinnorcial piuipos'(.i wasR disvoir. r red ; secondly, the course of the Z:t ni o besi was acorately ascert niie'l, and i h explorers sait isetiO~ thoinsI vI-s 1ihi t h111f; streani wits "Ia spveed y nl a-ti of tralsut to I tie intelior of high1lanti, Whicih in ill probability will yettb o ste phr of K iiropean enterprise." (6- n t ilis 0 coveres by Speke arti (rn coIulirledt tihe stateient inido by LiviggIone, aid atiled nuclh to tIu infiormiutiou obutaitd. by Lite Iltter. k. et CIm . , u Ciiii tl inung, (oraird, Y Barth and Livingstone are dlenl ; and of the faumou A frican explorer., only 0 Iait, b kor ind D1i Cimilini nlow sur vive. .Dr. rLiVingon Wats an 1f1 if largo resoiui-ces an4 untitinlog e nergy, fand his contributifms to geographuical, knowliige and science are of the great. est viaite. Asido from his labors as m explorer, his services as a nlision.'r' were of io common order. Is it Dishonorable ? One ob, jection urged agaiinst the n. e'ptaneco by the peopl, of the 'rimi proposed in the Sherman - bill, is that it I is dishonorabhl for those who can accl f, " it without loss of polit ical rights cr - priviloges to save theimselves at tho expense of those who ar0 disfrilichised Ilay tile bill, If the hill wero of our own ' adoption-if we had the power by non. f iction to savo our friends from the pro posed disability, the olijection would) b b) sound. * In deference to this senti t ment, the Con1stitutional Amoundient 8 was refused. 1tunt wo now spo that wo did not. sanve those alffected by it from the wrath (if Congress, but rather exposed them to harsher terms than those at first oferred ; and It is evklent that if we spurn theso second ovortures. a third, morn seveiro a tinid odions, twill bo0 imposed. T1'horforei , are wo noting in bad. faith towvard thoa - class most elboted 'by it in advising its n acceptanco. ? - Whein the President oil'ored the diflor. n cut States constittitionsg rcjindiating~ the 3 wvar debt, rand thereby redntoing to beg - 4 gory thiousanids who had in good falith 0 invested in Stateoesourities, believing " thorm to be safe in any' contingency-. " thjey were acc(epted, nd it was not deem L odl dishonorable, because it wos holieved a to be the shiortest road to an end.of 'ne 0 troubles. That oct caused mo~re notunti snffering than can possibly restult t'aii thsbl.IL not only violated tihr faith of tZho S3tate, but took the ,blend from Sthe months of thousands ol widows' and 'orpharns. It was forced ifpon the State by the logio of tiyents, rtn we hmave nob .' heard of-any of-thoso who assentod to the measure accused of acting dishoa. 0 orably. So, in~ accepting tho' severe forms embriloed in the Militairy bjii, as au means of saying oner pgop'le 'fran 0harshe~r.-moesuroe, :and pti. an 'an to. the conifusin and, strife whweh ire ruin ngri ovory basipess interest, it enmnos be justly said thay. indlileroinco is msni.. tested for the hardhhip of tlhose-glisaled by the bill,. ehavO no power t~iLo them it we 10 i, ifr a *wi syee over. dboard' at sea, atnctafr a' moatly'liuf, atu 3 ab'nt $o se Ohis fet-owa, Ac~ierglsor ni oltret to save ~hitself, -wold-b 1 -~ a7i e h .Loi'e 9 in th Oio'Msi o '-e . Rh Set. incui,2th ~ - hWj~ fioidytbq Qoh