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VOL.11.1 WINNSBORO, S. C. WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1867.
FAIRFIELD IIERALD
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[Prom the -Oel. It
THE GOLDEN UALP.
1Belovelam i by girls aid men,
MY right is never Wrong ;
My emllpty hend's at', good a; en, fl
l1'Caitse lily purse is long.
To others ilho' mannlian he st1ern, vN
And liteauty's welcomeeAl, I
They'll all ay "Y-s" when tholusanids bls, h
Tie fortutes fi thlie fool, a
Sweet nr the loons a mrtiher' eye
Mn favorl mitori bends,
Whlen mtoiEy to eah burning igh if
Its fond cchantmlent lends.'9
For younger sons may ask in vain, I
And whilicr love by Steahh;i
un "mtrnMA vmille, andl al hegnile,
When Veaty flirts wvith wealth.
Oh t(. tile nol of wit profould,
Anil ilitat like .\ p l lo
Whi'ivro scinc iCt empy m1,1,
And. :aught buit !goil: rinlg hollow:v
For whoml doe~i eacht fair delon/a11'
The plighi& ed swin throw o'ver ?
'Tis no( for yott, I t o ifted few, I
]',uIt for the titled 1iver.
Then how can luible wore compare
Tho' <dec'ed by llea en's best gracs,
Vith himi who e Ct'enie, how menn tioc'er, (i
A nI iloi'i's ebarmi's eibraces! el
For I hiona Swe.- rms and colos change, 11
And yI n k nItf1 111" tions 1811y,d
Th thirt ofiol does not grow old, :1
Aa' n W uut dWe,
Specch of Ron. Wmu, E. Robinson, G
The 'ollowilig spirited speeclh, delivered
in lI Hlouse of Rlepresentatives during its
Wite irregular session, is copied from the
Con:11rm-ional G11Lo' :
0
NIr. Steveni4, of PCtiiisylvanin-T Supposo
t he ttentleman is rieferrin to Anesoiville?
Mr. Rebiis:n-No, sir, I ai nlot. ThosO
who shriek tor iuore blood andti uiig
tu y unfohl whe gory rec.ordl or .\ndervouville, 4.
That r'ecord i tertrific enough, Aind 'er to
he coion Ie-]. lut there ma y bI e Cxiitl- 1
ed IL WorSe spit than was manifesied at
A ml'ersonVille. That, has beel'n Clainimel b'
tle Conf.lernte3s as a. military Ilecessity.
ulit thee ii n spirit Ol' wrong. a spirit o' C,
t'attan, a sprt-. Cltirely, inconsisent with
the spirit of tie age anJ of till religiotn,
whiich, wit hout, thie 'oor'lexele of military
or other necessity, shouts for vcleinee "
and yells for blood. The pireseit fall elec
t ion 11 v ae - appronelhill : ngnint must t lie lor',
vors of' A ndlersonville he vatped, revarnishi
Cd and1 reeltearsed; Conmittee reports at
great expense wl'ng fromt it suletin let- Io. "
lo. be published in hug volutes in-l I
scatmtered Iibroad:at. over the land, to relew A
lo wearied spiri. or revenge. Sh pvtk
Mooro represents FEvin 4itiing on tho banhs
ti
.(f the Bioyne, her Aindersonville, the veryT
inention of? whose tnme alwnya rerewed the
When will this end, ye powers of good ? it
ASIe VeepliIg I"Ik forevor,
i in, IIlyIi hears fromt cut the iloi -
The deimton answers, "Never!" a
A:kl nover shnil we have aenstrueliol a
fill retoinciliation falns its holy spark intto a a
vivifying 1i-ao. Nover. while muen who C'
hull ie pleading for forgivenegs as t hey
Iopo to h forgiven, Crawl nrund tiolab
Wttines of tile blooily past like notheic '
h)Il .Morality," wit-h incessant. mallet it til
ICttld chisel deepenin"g t Ito record'I of' l- hi
henve1 wer mel riiuly procoeding to olb it
cr-ato. u1
iI
"A ennlingerew, it
.4o smooth, so goidly, yet sto devtlish too, e
Wh~o, ita..ed at onc'o witht bibles amnd with e:
whips h
illoodI on their hantds anad scripturo on the o
lips~ ;
TIyr'ats by eceid andi tor'turors by text,
1lake tI s lif'e hiel in honotr of thle next.."'
Let. 'bygonos Iho bygoneCs," it y'ou -ever' I
melani tio let us becomea one0 people utgnin. If
you mtean toa keep uts forever- apat, say .so[
Ii inid beo honestI. We have fought the Southl,
wvith theudir Johtnst ons and S1 tnewall Jack- ,\
sons, antd they, by ottr super'ior numuber's
and res.'ources iareont. our feot.. T1he pr'odi- li
sylvanfia(Nlr. ctts) recently sneered, hiar, A
grI otts l ii Iou mennlcttu fto akenhim
youatn tt.maant slay thle pr'odigial sont i1
adkeep the fatited calr kibkhlgtup lhis heels (I
aroundil theo liryird, say so. Do soimo. s
eg utg; bt (10 ntot Inik iof rCconsitrutitoln
wh~lile y out nto plotIting dIi suionji. If thet so- s
ceditg w ifo hasi r''ileturl, takho her to yottrI r<
huosomu ; or it' yout cannot do this, cast. herti w
ftrom yout forevetr. Do niot. beo recontrutttct- rt
ig her into anothert and dliff'erent personi, p:
for- that woutld not bo reconstutioni-hutt r<(
rther blgnmy. i
It' you \vish to live with her', banIsh frmoms va
benenth your root'. ast you would a ap-It si
from hell, every oronkitng .mris!Crennlt wh o w
wonilt shriek 10141 itbt ear's Ithie follies atnd g'
cries whlicht you bothI commnittedl anmd it
wvuhi led to youtr separaitIion. Itf yo .iCi
mieant to res-toro to Itho weepinug Unioni its hi
former chmildrIten, oh, gi vo her' hack hert darl si
intg boy, and- not limo siolily, fair-y chibll with ei
wlhih you would mtctk a Imothier'it prayet'. ni
Sir, I hose nro wordat of trmuth ntl stober-. i
nss. 'i b lelieve tho spee~dIesI avay to rcon- d:
tualforivonsa.I stand not hmere In justi.. i
fy te Soth.While alho was htt rebellion ft
she was moy enemy ; in subihtss6An ahod be.. m
a comeis nigian niy fri~nd. I wouhld not, Inflict t,
utpont her otro singlo unn~oodsenmf hauilia- t
S tion. . ft
After rptotng Reov. Mr. 1Ucechte'' Clove, hm
Iantd loll 0e-i and commernding it, Mr. Itobin- -bi
With tlhs modsego ife. lleenber came
do)wn to hits poople, As Moscs descenided, n
wltht wot'ds of wisdom from Iloaveni. Untt p
Itn lis abusenco theo Aat'ons of his congrega- e
ilon hnil set up a new god, a blatant calf. ii
t~o foit l hhs pulgit. itt liosserssin of Gover'- |Ih
itor lBrownlow au:l t goidless crew, who I
were "swin:do;.v tiund thm:e c e aftctr the 'l
..rainit" ' m at.it ceis o.f 1.1i lio i
ra in tliei e':licd ' ; ant!i.i '1. tfor oer lieli.
-om~e an chbrn knilht linr 1hrug
11-1 111111tl o rel-over " ol It the rage,
n tho holse eetheir he hadl . hat hlir
oi iandc .ush nhee nilt. i, icell wilh theIi
ilg til I1 ti 1111- llie w it'll it s I elvti ib;
Il1 then olliec4 t, S cl h wer' that tei
le laphieiies which greet the idnssag
lom I ll av ll.
8ir, did ime p ic ti, : hould a ik ai ljt -
On to Words ofA rilom fro ihm whi. in
il ) ttl. i'liI i t . hvye l 1 1, o I .
lkId gooll will, forgivene' ai 1n recgon'iil.
oin i rill er ; 1"li' Ii1 1ng1ik, noil All
retN Jacksol, AnllIilew dehnn', l6ce
rO ely 111 oth1er 1 who, Iwitli ii l:lie lio.
a4,1111s1 none, wvith charity illr ni," w -,:l
till tip ie ti tioll's wrn i ;: aRI. coitt ,
lteml with thosie Who ill 1hebicobinl colloiln,
ih lirnt illow at their lhlead and ".all hell
illowing in I he rear," are whouting Klill
Ill.11 l :mwve cy, imp ch an. i co ,'-ae
id when the Stouth aiski is ,c r tmiai lir,
ive tlhiim eIL. pienitenliary of b i lc."
erig Wiith th u awl whiI .' cuId Cail un
vr which 6 h 11h11!0 lite leljokr Iwhich will
xclre rest oral ion is I I b - fnn.1'? Tbe
iwer the outh has bIve th kcum the more
itolevible have becomne (li te rim of par
n; kill wiordfrom aiit fiell f th rhe
onith Were anlswered Witha ;roater indign-i
l, till finally c omlitions11 are exnueitedc which
on11111 but, bulli is wol.ii 4 1en1i-. cr ivens
nbw f r l loth k h fI hi, ilI-' It :ad 'ktilb
'Aterunb t. " l h t hne rtet U11 1 .i ,
eneo-11h a ent"IIAie 11-1;-, :1a e-n u
rotherhool, bo-rn of omr Nort hm -hiln
laliing in holy failily ti wit i !. chl
ren of lie "i0ult, kn will iook' .ak a n.I
.ider imLt there wsi i llie. entl h
I thle wor-ld to inflict such injuries uo
no noteri: but woill blesshe thoe 10e fal
's amiong their nucst.rs andi cin':O tihe
lisercnlis who fanned so log h lll ame U
istord. t y, I biall live itn e thi cOe ;I S i
Id -:hall not be ashamie d to ii lids icii il.
ve- in the 11face and to say tLat the' -l
an who AMgR 1te Co.ntee thronih
III~yebllo but whien IIh ! v'ar wva:
ver pleaded. 'ol ieneOs, 1elnoveld in
oitherni honor, and votel al he telieved ;
ho 11ever. atempve "lto e fuiture01 's b potal
ith t he pasts LooW ru..ted key:'' who
Iuld rather graIi p the blooly angd 01f anl
,f ell thamn touch lihe siluy cinge r ofithe
ivar-1 that. skulied from dangor: who
Iver kile the undermost. dog nor utul
fallenl foe.
Wher lihe foe e knocked under 1.) tread.1
oil him then
y' ii ci'li. ot Uy faC, I In blu'sh fr tho0
B3an !
IMo me cay a closing, word for mly fellow
tizens of the Soth. L cannt fort'd h-it
Ivy 't. th aaiiiig of li t iigit well aronsi
yvenge. Thero aro vacant ebairs around
anly il l110ly Voillen hearth. 1er ic ili
' id e in Icmories, w4 1 Ih llatc'hed
ain1t our own ind shrieked into (chel
her's ears wou l keep us forever apar.
Iy have ceat ;s to 1'eel and ey til I)Weep
, loved onelosi41, for thubinds h uri - l
ist ant hai tlefilC d:t, fiathers I i laughtered in
m1)ultoa pas.ots, and son taken away by
lode:h, all Luried in li esllifs I ill
nown grav'S.. They foug~ht gallantly but.
icy na down and bie fihe hand that, smithes
to fallen. I long o se i them back into the
nion tat they and w", forgiving amt i,.
ling the paSL, and girdinig Up our ion;
vr the magnifieenit fu1ture, mal-y enter uponl
to Career of greatness' andi glory whic!i
roIches awliy beforo3 us.
I have Sought. to elevato log y own-1 nioc o
'oovee vengeanco of a, diviele'dlpet,
Id havi lioedi ito the brighltening i" of
united, futir, as the inherianeo d of M ry
I a commilon posterity, in da-i gont by
learniedt my creed from liel'r-y Clay 11l11
aniel Webster, .1ohn M. Claytioll and John
t'rittend-en. I -,tanld by the0 record andl
.stil e teaching i'oilo Hulw and Phil
i nee in theo futr an ocean-holuil repub -
ircsinte fmuro't al hund~re illuin e) her
a toiapeoplee. Wheretbot. a fooktarg
eickre in her skyat Ii tse cotehlis blaz
tieery s the slieh of toil pop ceelir vex
:tiS everyll ocean and tof to futurti yetnmont
0111ic our bretire ove fouthiibc ; for wih
St themil suiCils witl be tat ofIthibi, wand
iDe wuld t worSt 0ar mel, y kelyuther
cov tef'o asleaia wth'e'~l so of oh
am tonelgrow d sadgil nincgoothmy thaillwe
y ltipso r u hae theton sofia aidg t broe
lat co, fr11n I il, itare iresh flowers we'l
n~ sing thek swee song lof thse Union t
Crtots tno Oar1-:s.--A crresponent of~
tit Louisoil iornt al wrte fro amoew
cleansl aftero main titip down1 the iJCO
ippi , fllow :ulwsriey niolet
ilI bisistohtil ob. ti ifrntlion llin
forenc to .4ct crop -an the~ iiiir~~eien, a
thrkin hist ye~lr. ()- the pll(- --11:1t i 40,fithe
atlei '. I ton, Wal' and I'bri--' ophr,
'tla-'sta. Iatt lie~t I~'l lil i' h a- iitoI la a, 11%
V in is11i4!ipi tlhe free*! ltbnM t hIvis i e ihalt' the
erupjt the em-ayersav' tfurnis'erin~: It' e supp-iles'
atan t a lalan pgon the or-i::inl:t1 e,,z.
ThiA .- a Pa.a to b),, thei'le generally talopt
edl.
LT rs A-vow tata ANDE .istr S-rtir n.
liconstrction, aftier sti coa mplee itslo
eatimt :an l diang mtt ni the war la'oute.
edt, lwit ne t'l p-rove a dilliacult pro
ee4 a:. Wilt'vet ' our wilae maty le inl lite
Smtth, it, ldVat sl caarcely l re:aronaablo to
e'w-et the dminat party to reconstrluct
ti ht .inkle (laova':lle- t- (tt o i 111 a,-- f /i/t/,u gg
b-si ;, It w.m!, h" auba ta um-casale
to ' iect 1 l tp rty i le
:- a o t'n a It-I' ' tinient' ('to g-calthe
Dub wina her remu w nh-kr n:kXnaio
It fI attamit b1 lA ith tao tall th-il it i-< the
AXW'e-i PItp0e of lnt Ri tblhienn :-: , not
titn i let'rmino 1 up1a'i-. anil it i tha1t it
'ah1:1l b Coll a nt ii tit.) interest of
Un1ionim. The <pte4stion, th1en1, for,, u1, to
lecide k, whether w- e sht d1! ull-r:ay on-telve
aant th at p:a an-d its pulo'y, era hoill
laOik, loin'-, ntthin, Or arte inl the
worl- ao ''- ::tatia n a 'a to g-.t Ib:it
into om-r prl~il 1-ejltiongi with b |to Ioy
verantt!alt, --tol thus he enaol t.o re-Ltunte
the arrangement of ouir domnestb Wearirs, be
relieved from tle te rors of confiscat ion, and
b-o phted itl a tas itution to develop antd turn
to proilable accunt the resources of the
While we have no quamrrel with thoso who
ho'.1 talld dire-t views, wNe favor the policy of
"11- 'at''tn" a lhe onl.' policy I tat
't h.atat' w r J.-t i d b1ay ti'a w-ar, :- l a01 1ha
Iht only aa :-a now emltanl relate to
exieiony. .' e had1. chice, thero- Are
in1.11-y things; wve v...oubt not do4, whi-ch nleces!
sity now inpea s u to ta. A strongcrL pow
er ha enteretd tur houe ndi boundl t, and
wa uatst obey his will. It is vain to attoent,
retisatance, ftat we Would thereby only ag
gavat o out n aisenesC;.
The:e are ou antit. Others thin
dil'earently :ii. propo.-2a to acf. dit'retontly.
y:ive tle samattae tight. to taiir opiniont.
ha(;11 l have to o . No' da wa claiam nill
Hlm honorw :ltol Imnesfy. W,) thinlk thley,
anr in errr, atal that they are.leading olh
ergm er ora--.fearul error, that they will
repent of in sack-cloth ninl nibesl and ahleat
to-) late.----C/alatnl Xttw.
The WaslingtonC'. catnys : The
surilnenous illuminualv of the rrtunda,
di>me aul holus, by Professor (ardiner's
claVical appttiaau, otn Saturday night., was
Wita e 3 by a large aaasertblagc, and pa ov
cd a biliantt saucc':a, ot, a ingle f burntar
ofl the lthite htndred, failig to bo igI.
I e-d. O::o.bI-ded enl i twenty-eight. nadi.
tional burler.-t, bupportel by hantadatomne
bronzo baacke s, have ben laced ovae t he
1:Irgo paintintg in the rotuin, which Pro
sents a bett!r appaaance than by atle light
of lay. A larg-a numtbtr of persons habl
ta'asatbled pre~viou a ta Iho auninntion, and
whenl, upotn a ven Signa l, the liilliattt gas
jet's, fro t hell. hunl d'l s of- burner. , siml ul.
t' nt''aty 3'[tat i to fltal h::, tbriging out
t:1 t-''''t ev iet' tho' lit'' t 1 1a1 a . of.
-unaa ls maatoit 'allegoial ptinta it,
inl th114 loac, the ctat int IHc tietunhta
nna1 aeery nich t h rjdo a na ot tho arhi
t at t tah ent::i.At l o'' t t tN t h tn ht -
i ta.v.-. i p eeI in t, v:.'-on bu t cOf nal alSo
nt I xpteit o at dmttta i i.The illutimi
llalionl was' continlued for an hour.1 oit more,
dtiig" whiohl thoso presenlt, deyote (' hell
ihol Inl exainbuitn Al' the paimingsi
an in dascati Ith wonders of electaicity.
Ntat a few viaitedI ar'' ar'-lintr's lalo
r: acry, wher hy tatedIal the elegaant
f las ligl:nin:! nppar:atus constrttead for lth
Pari- laiailion. The naparait t., howing
th ii' a a ino,-a.ta -l's lay ht' I iclh S(r'e t latn -a,
public baaibtlings nuta- privalte resilences CIan
ho lihted, i; a maa:ir'lloas itianent, iand
k adaptat' to light an;, tmber of burners,
tinttnitng aaon tho gas and initit it at tle
tmamte aitna.. Tbe cia'cualaa' hall ilt a PAs.
sage between tao tat.tla and the Senato
chamilbr, wlih 1h1:ta ore an:t bn b1t.
inttalli ciently lightel, i-s now illumtatinatt el
fromtt th itt' tata y a~ circle' tt ofgatt jtsi wyith
ref'lectors-a, the wlatta hatvint: beent puttt up
undater' latr oessort t[hrd'iner'ts sult-yht'ai ont, tanda
thIae bitrnert binag lighat aaa lby -el'ctraicitay, int
-cottamonat withI thoset itt thle ratun aday
T I:atnat.:aa-ara:t ixaa ar St:A.-.\t. Ithea
semaai-taothy met''aaaet ing of the Cottimiston
cats oft Emtigratiotn int New Yotrka WVednei.
daty fafttrnota, n. COmmttitteae reorlted~ upoan
thecr of the ~At~estrn ship Guizippeluac
taintencoa ot'f the pesonagers tat th taBIaccarich
w a as ow'ainag to the defihciencty atal hada gunatlily
taf to fooda suappalietd, atttl to thett poaisonotust'
w aaater' givena faar aus. 'ThIe ship hat ne'tlaber
(tn naor sugar, physicitan tatr altrtg s-tre;
the pot aloes werea bada. 'The treport chtaa'ges
I that, thescae dathI wet'e so manty taturtdert',
t-even-tecon of wichl occurredca ont th ptasstaaaage
tfromt~' Antwer('tp, atnd l'woa whIile th lsh-aaip wa'as
itt qaatinae taere tafter her' la rrtivatl. A,
-Satia & Cal., shaippers tat Atwerptta tare very
a-aov'rely ca'nsured,'at nol thea commtait tee iii.
r'ai" the a it-t 'espec'li'~ially gtuily of ainuard'aer'.a
ty-fourt tick pSoege r wer'e alt once laced
intt tht. htoapit aa:lj,i tattal theay t'peep1ily te
c'overed~a. All Ithe. sairvi-v-intg aapaasngers8 Iavi
been't infl'a''orle of theaia' le'gal r'ighat, to otatitn
redr aessa f'or' te wronaags it tIali tuonaII tm,
anad any of Ithemt htave a-rendy ake t tIopal
to that endta. lThe reptort of' the 'comitta I-oo
is prtaeetl to the Consuls of ilolgmnta, Auas-.
trat and~ Pi'ussla, thtat the governmenaots of
thiesecoutraties aty aunderatand tho state of
thte onteo, waitha a viow to flaeir taking siucha
acetiotan la hy mtay deemtt fit.
Fi:1oxv.-tno of oneti na'liacles last
weet'k oat Reis-~ti-nl iota. 'ae mnttionodl that, in
Soua th oat'olinta tao otte ia- dir-fan chaitaed for
felonay, justt tas it thlisi Staate tao otne is is
ft'anchtised taimpljy becanuate of htaving boeen
engniged itt reboll iotaa oganinsat. thae Uithed
a tate'a Wo refer to this subalject tagain, ats
we undaiersttandi aln applicat, for' regista'ation
ya-estera'lly asp r'ejoted becauseo of *afolonty."a
f'Io wordsal~ of te oath, prescr'ibeda by thec
Act aro : "that I haave nto beent disfr'aanchised
fot' paraticip-a at tati nny r'ebealliotn or c'lvil
wart agalinst thto, Un-tild States, ntor fotr feo.
committitted againtst the Ilawst of a.ny S'tat or
of atho Untitd States."
Th'aoecons.ttnioag of ESonth Carolinit pre
scribles te qutalifaeentionts of a vofer ; ad
m rettonas ano disaibility oat acecountt of e'onay,
No otto bietng dlsfanc-thtlaed for ts cause,
we do not- a-oo haow any one can be r'efuseed
the pr'ivlogo of registatiaon bectatto of
ttfeJlony," eiter real or impuated.-r.Chales
Wt hty i-a a gcologist a tdaangeraoaus ch arlacter' -?
Tito Presidolit atd flho Socroltr~y Wu
t i \\'lt h i tgo S n rti ng ' w&jietI II t ol
orkbailton:
or two' ng o i111 '1101 of (hIo fptilia&
widil(ralwal of Nil- t )antont has5 b~eit
thladl inl ILl(s *0 peh Wi .)1L1.~ ur mir
voit that II"to ha positively d'lily rio nod
i) rmuive Mm Sh)t o tonrd jdtcc C n.
poraily tvo of toy Ilm ht rli(-f4
'artI fitto mlt to bedrai,*, did ''iV tol
to "11 Itit'. 12tatel si:.. tv1vr11 ot
1). hi 1o ic o th e 'tr1.o loi
wer oblat.ited 1the tert audiclNort
Lws tihii Iit ond didei rto. :Ipa
p t M rta . h S i t o l :11111c to ItS ! v . u
G c i-orl ('1(11 of .\ i. ho o l,( iI t~ l c
it) es COMO h t11t't I'allend C.11 ad i 1l
wasno agie of the "''*P c of 1 Ii$;
'l ctht illijc tle taI.~~ ~davh
ali('on4icitPci 11(1 Baey S1t in e:I hi
to101111, Ov'st fiill of151101 M r. tttIl o' t ad,
ul~~~f Ii10 iI'M r. Stfil o.
hih .-lill.lvl wo iiic hant! lt(\lhh
AliltiIll Wth N'.l wl
and tll.! h inta l let- I i. k pQw
vdr th Lf the hc'1-itifIl
"on th lttijt Lorl his \ d1LIII' id.
Meonrs beo eni tt 'r'-Il i tolt I the.
hai upoen il-. Jhidinl in.] ugtl h tim
toa give 5110111( 11(1 1 It o l : if'aOP' lie 11 l
U1 e-I'lxecive M ttt r. S In he olhu
I''l1t s 110!, cl. nut i~'v t ho c c), ;u I clrfinc
hitg h o'ic1l wh'o etilit 1.l itwld ! brevai to
an he~~bc(o 1r l titio gavend At r. 5 a
t ol t ht tu iitittiolulIttl, ante
Racrter itye a . or n iLyti ~l.t.51loe
ti te tt' N lltajtivc Lnd it ta' O 1r of hi,-(
ptreo n :, 110 WIi a unt Of 11101,1l Ctl al.C
ter hiich rovedttat fit fli l b i t
Im[ibld for Nit aboa and4 Allc~ Man
Juritt.LOgti receiveti harite i, nn' O
AH Ltimes~ in Wt, pt'oii1 thio or Stll*(mri wco
dtcil w ledgid h 1)o (' IL) of t Iv I ll.01,
r.ctstht 'teildelt h li '0
litst htim a notlge)
C'ahlet.0 , cI-utIII IIe f oft't) t
contrain' Litm 'tt 10flo 11iri Lh V \h~~
.JliatIS his h~t re ith~ atis f i-ie o thtie
J.<t17 VO , Cht l liil t hi.4 LI tocC A! r.I't
ology tha heie a leiLtei~'3sl 111)1dc
'Ikofl'Ag esetho I Iy dit o the te ,
tfq rei to lt bynC3 liang ftvito ye
sru%.,Ci, pblc. ill-rcts whichve tlone
hin Lrcaftor b Wi tote trutioti o thes
phraolg, 11r C ngverheesrga
tMr. Siton,\ spnot as ont 1,11the
of ts Treasuiryii , of War, of h .v.
of thlt! Inter, i.r . and h P n r
I II alal i t rit.. t m I O
Iimv b '. 1 !:p n l a : m
\withe a4 c aNInO cUl OOnce of the . uYn.
The Prsidn1t tke tlio ground that,
hie enni n %nov all his ( , tiinvt v .-.,
the lhrve aippoi:n d nei hiLc a to
Internal Rovouuo Decisions.
Tho followinig decisiols of the Comn
miss!.ioller of the lut-en1ial .leve uito
havo r .n10 ty 1 be k n (!: II 1a-: - i
of cth law; o o iu to rIl - h'iit
ma eulm s ehlnsteationtol Iv i., (1o b't
r-tm8da unllfo upon a valnuale
4and :lJiquate one, an10nfrt upon1-1
the gr-anter I'D *ne .,I-m w h: thlt
menihof tfeitera ~wnomt
diu i is .lmh'1(
to be colle' o l in dit rll naI ting thle
liabilit.v of the Ilml!ih r (i the ltta o r
to i spevi al tax as a mallnufactillr.
'The carding of wool iNto rolls for
hand Spinning is not maimfactui in
:11a nd Sp ia i ax iS imp1 Os npP a1114111
pi Son for i it' . [t ii n .i ed in
Sectin 71 of the Internal B ml t
that thato person, I irmis , colpantye , orl
co por1ation sl l o nl d :11 i 'org I.- i i
cultinL oir alrr h oil any trI a dV,
mI t ! 'I , , " I I ei - - . v .- i , ul bvI, or
ihy, 1 h:Il hav 6 .lui a spetcial hx
therlefor, in li I a ner therein 't-.
proviid. A cix oil of' part Or all
tho individu-al mnemlibers of, Ia firm i:; a
h-o f(,li* I.m. W hin sII Ih e
tI A t t Idn-:, It ne i r tin h e n- - A
imb ii be whc ir a of~; ll awyer' o n Iy-t
t t ho la! ti n OU ita 17 01u1, 0 i in i.ntY,
broke...' or. pol hes ( s on .
'shoul.d pay a.p1 ia tax from Ih lirst
day of the month in whi--.h i Ils
onga in buhor eari on anly
Aul or profeiSn for whAi a :li. oI
tasi rqiedtegrn of the fact
th Imt r in no ('i is niolpved in part
of meumbers of an obl omne whioh has
oad y paid lto hespei iimo upn
tit.L aruhir a gne-, iil l~wet NundI
g ind oesw er ll ::) t.p trom iroter
ial txhy thed t ort.ty 1::,im; .
but ware :1il11 iaxauble at (the
rafeo f 5 p r cont. c./ roialy w.
ilhtnt inatig toil, w tich ie :.:mpt
tarom tax h reasnUL of' m o 11ingh
tl!Ium :"5 deigreesi l,:tnl'vs hydri'mun .r
hblno', he om.rked"o ul, u
h-hibear1 inspectionne is m n
ataxile o i .N Rimp ir ; fa.,!
of all 1: ind:s :n1- c exem.Ipt f un Haxn It ionl
gro, whicb do l n. o !: ft thein
City of t ihe ar le i or thin ll - pai r-d,
are not tin lo: i: m lie an ticl
thing whih i h1-ntial 1y w i to
bd taxo ll as 1 Le)a uature, al
tIough it 11ay contai sl m parlto
piec s that have bwenll mnvr or llis
used i nother artio .-Cl bo
A writer to Chlio lumbut-is (Ca.
'ulr , who Styles i lltf at iilltiilg
robl, piteml into exUnit nStates)
Scmnato lMil, or Georgia, who seeims
to ."ink by hli.i lCe t rs'a rt e chv:--,
ta.t A Sout eI war a gi. e 1 Nh- .
hasjut commence 1 s follw.i, ")11 W
'welV are O 11: motsumd~ of a ll.' We1014
nize toeriht tlor the Ntorthto c'le to s
sltituton dondly whith thesul~ South;
uphornour hno and chivalry, and
arcg not1 n to reta"110inte sthate af-1
tiwordi t an lst.~l Sof f fromlln whin
ashaed of ll ior ubision, w~ prido
donll we canil trandyi to posht.eiio
ior high fons ofr hotnor-ta w sbl
mioted asu wnoou getem can to i
foath Yncnitona surnderlt wthhol w
lefg no il '111thin t c ta har of gold
noft hid win t camp, battn ed byimn
not1~hing, nt even (life-f0ior ifc wn be
unonditin olir rder u belaldse
Sfaren W arel not a lay, but wen
bleir inderast. an far. ra*lnul 1,
wos Morryi forgo whnhis lnotnaask
onthe ir magiity uto bemy e for w,
1lier poeay b are ghy Mre.
A\~ l S~ut..uA Oce:In.:Ny,.:.-AX \v~s.
repndnIf thle fiC/' fteI t
Il .\ cadeln), writlmg from Archangel,
On Juno 20th, thero arOvid a vessel.
the captaini f wieb deciored at. the
nomu Ioul. tha t ho knew neithe
its owner, whene it, came, or its d'sti.
Iat ionl. 'heo captaill, an E nuglismni of
the name Tu,11l mlati the followmvig de
plosition I On JunIe I'tiI, (h1ltited the
Inn t of Tramlsoo, on thie Engwlish sh;p)
ilidenI, bolnl 1"r A rchanlllg. On Jinle
1 ljh, the coneNo of h11w v .ul wag ob
s.Lrlletld by the tiuldsi of ice, to slicli n
degree that, sho could not bo oxtrica.
1e.,l
On t he followVin day the ENdent had
suf0ered s"o 11ny reverses thaIt e was
midnl e of fmirnand the captainl
anl'1 all hands wolibi havo prerliished had
111 it Iot, ' len for the Ip.
proach of the English ship I ladilstry,
on Loard of which tiwv wore Iaken by
(aptain MaCli,. (I going onl bolald
lOtlilg waaS saved froil 1 l.i-lelt.-.
Twenty four hans1 st0!!eintlv the
liinSy hm'ed a ship mtovmiVg aling il
full il. No rerpoi-o WaS giVy, ns
not, it soul conhil be discovered on her
0beck. Th srallgo veidssel, Which prov
ed to 1e tho Da Cap, had Ze-vencard a
ImlV . feet. of witater inl 1101 h l.11 bu1t had
snil'rcd no Other dmg.
Captailn Turef and his Crew wero
Iransfred oi board, after having pump.
d out the wtr', and cohtnd their
vi ap'. muil Ily arrived tt. 1 III Arcangl.
V0e3e' ik etha o itS nam191. 'Wheth1
'r it, hoil beven ab:amloned, or had been
tho sceno Of some terribll imaritn1e
dIralina, li!0olod knows--no dociulients
having be nd Oi l n board giving aly
ine0 to it ,i Owneor.lip. Strango .o say,
there wai a Olnffiiency of provisions for
h0 remlainder df 1hn voyago,--Journal
EdOnTINaf N l.kizir l1.\V --TI,N-ress
xIrr- A Mowr.\I..
All;u o.--h i us 1ualie. of Imast itar
was distuirbed on Wedniesdav by the
t1den report, of a pistol, and mn11 wil)
Im1d been long lilnad ti primt v isalgei
waflr, nuiliffed 1.he attle f1om nfr and
hastned to tie sceno. It. aplpeared on
I x1 111inatioll that the Shot, wis fired
from .Mr. DIernard O'Neil's store, nm1
was aimied at a lat, but the long-tailed
111i11:11 (ed 1From the wrath to Com11o and
:ho hl1Illt gl111aci:g oil thi Roor, struck
I gen'honan paving by, in ihto shoulder,
butt didi It( dam11age( bey-old entting his
coat. I Iis imbignat ion at Lthe ceurrence
W:01 inu~ne iIacnidrn it, to hol
I !I. ,-It direct, hE proceided to vend, hlis
anrin viob-nit. demonstarations of hisi
sympathidngcrowd sin gatheredl
n whom was a h Iller
Cant, v.ho imd a m been threatened by
the ,;hot. Theso gelt 10leen noLt wishing
a repletition of th wililw eivillics1 pre
to red charges belore the police nid a
detachinent of 1,1h0 "-ilnardiansl~" headed
by their Alieers were soon on tho
grolund, tlwse were fol)lowe'ud by tile Do.
t(T.ive-I anld it seem11d for a Ltune aS if
tho 1nfortunate shootist wolill be com
pelloe to pay the lnalty toiho offnld
ed la w. iortimately uodoration pr -
valiled, "no one was hurt ," m111 the only
punishment, meted to Lthe enilprit wasq at
fin- of $5 for firing 11i pistol m the0 City
iliits. Wo wold noggesgot to our East.
I iay frienlds a visit, to No. 3 Hayno7l1
st reet, where the(y will find a rat trap
tihat will prove far moro efliencious8 mI
che'ck ingl till carleer of th0e1111 aiies thani
a histl s9hot, anl 1 tihe result wdll be mloro
satIis9fatitory both to) the pat~ies them11
selve and 011 to the1 pul~icO, whlo can1 thn1
walk the1 Ilay boldly and fear no0
evil.-C(imrcston Necws.
diction1 of ant ronomers that a grand
dlispalay of molt.Oorfl wou0ldl take placo0
on1 thle nighllt of the0 1Othi inst.., 1has8not
been fut ll y reail ized. A d1is4patch1, bow
ever, flolin P'onghkee0p.io, N. Y., 11 th
inst., saIys:
Shortly aftr' 0on0 o'clock this morn-11
ing a briliant11 meteor shiot from11 the
nlalos'llr to 1141 HoltInenl llorizon, .It
was followed by3 several othiers, neith
er of whiich, however, was as9 brillian~t
ml afppearanlco as9 ?he first. Fromt 1 to
'2 A. M over scycnlty moitors woro
piast :3 A. M. they incorensed in num-11
bers so fast tha1t they coldt not b)e
countefd. Thlroo of thleml wore of
great brilliancy03 and1 prentedl a1 splonl
(lid allppearanlce- All thie while thle
air was qu~lito cool and the sky cloar,
By 4 o'elock A. M. the colestial exhii
bttion 11uul entirely pa~sed.
A cable dispatch i, of the night of
til I 10th from1 Grceenwich Obhsrvary,
El'andl~, says :
Tfhe as-tronomlers emiployedl hero aire
enganged iln ma11king observaltions9 of the
An~glst meitoors. Then night is olear
and1 tile 11oon very brighlt.. Sinco0 theO
houl~r of 111n0 o'clock to-nig~ht but few
mtuotors hav~so been1 soon, and 1non1 of
them brnightfer thanl stairs of theo third
or fourth ningnliudo(. 'The observa
tionls 111011 to tis mloment confirm
the sttemenot that the radiant point
of the luminaries is in the constella
Lion Persous.
Tn a poo1 l01cr a1 road, In the courn
ty of TIipporary, in Iroland, Is stuck
up a pole,- having 4flixed to It a board
with tis inIscription: "Take nothed,
that when the water Is ever this8
board the road is immpmsattra4
Perila of a Newspaper Editor among the
Shoffiold Murderers.
The murderers Ret oi by Broadhead
to b!ow up ofLenders with gunpowder or
to stab them at so much per head, turn
ed their attention to a newspaper ed:
tor in Sheflield, who thought. it his daty
to speak in plain English about tiir
performances. This gentlenian writca
to tho London Star
"I am the editor and managing pro
l'rietor of the Shlifeld Daily Teleyrapt.
I claim to be as sincoro a friend of tho
workingnian as any member of my pro
Iession. .I ai not agair.st unions pCr se.
L have written ngaitist crime, but nevor
against combination. I have endeavor
ed to free the innocent. from suspicion
by lielping the hand of detective justice
'" .reach the u:! T:. Inall that -1 hav
written I have carefully guarded myselt
:aist making any objection to well.
conducted uions- But, on the other
hanld, I havo spared no trouble to get
ati thc truth about the origi of outrages,
the persons who paid for them, the man
nor of the bargainitin, and the mothod
of procedure. In October last some of
the most important of tho evidence late
ly made public was in my private keep.
ing feeling the ground firm undr my
feet. I purposely wroto so as to fix and
lleepel lily suszpicion on Broadhead,
who on his part immediately responde i
I- trying to silence me through lia ima
cohineri ofterrorisim.
"11 is attempt at coercion took threo
foritus. Fire., ho deniounced me as a
slaiderer, threatened an action for dam
ages, al proiuised inl a public mee'inr
to 's! his shirt,' if needfid to obtain 10
gal redress. Ito did not know how much
I know of his domns. 1 replied to iii
tireat by telling him that lia promiso
was a proper one ; that his character
ouglit to bo purified, and that a law
court was the proper place in 'which to
have it vi'ndicated. Having done this,
I set myself to urgo tho town to apply
for a commission of imliury, and to pub..
klih letters from Mr. John Wilson and
Mr. Elisha Parker, two workingmlon,
whose narratives of facts bore directly
on liroadheaid. I now received wihil.
twenty six hours no less than
tweity-threo threats of assassination,
which only mado me the moro resolute,
iismluch as they showed that the wri
Uers wero getting frightened. These
threats of personal injury wvero a futilo
as the leg.al threat. Thon caine a coi
bined at.umpl. to crush ma and my paper
by representing mo (falsely) as a poor
man1111 enmy-a fo to trades' uni
onlS.
"ThIe word was given to make a dea(d
sot against the Shlofliold Dal/y Tcle.
graph, and the burning fiery furnaco of
slander was for t timo in full blast.
My position was, not a nice one. At
home 1 had a sick wife, at ily offeo 1.
was often liigged and wearv with over
work. I slept nightly with a loaded
revolver under my pillow. I heard
amlmiiost, daily of the fearful imprecations
isetl by half drunken grinders, yet I
snatchod a fearful joy from the knowl -
edge that I was in the right; and whet
I was moderately well I rather enjoyed.
it. My night vatclmnan was a vol11u.
ter-a good shot both with pistol and.
;ifle, anild my instr'ictions to han were
to fire andI hit if the tools of the terror
ist came about during the night.
"I kunow of at feast one mannifacfhnrer
who has tmado his muanulf'actory as scoure
as a walk-d city, and I wish you to be..
lieve that thIoro are phlnty of honest
metn and devoted meni ini Shemfeld, wvho
do not fear their lives, who do not in..
tend to trucklo to the terroris, who
wvill stand lip agaiinst ihe TLhugs without
complromise, and who huimbly ask thie
legIslature to put the law into such a,
condition as will help them in the strug
gle agaimst a system whichi has outraged
thle umversal conscience of man..
kindi,
"WVar. CIturs8Torflten Lmwo"
.Tme STANTON-JoHINSoN lrnnotI,
-OCtots Pr.oT AGAINST GKN tnIAI.
ORANT.-Thore is ai story told here lit
connlectioni with theA Johnson-Stanton
imbroglio, which ought to be mentioned,
touh I by 10no mars vouch for its
trutth. It is said that a promnineut Re..
publican offcial hero, in the itorest of
tbe Radlical element, and of course op
posed to Genieral Grant, waito.l upon
the President not long ago ind had ans
tintereating conversation roeaiv'o to th o
Presidhential succession.s .It is alleged
that the Radical politician then and
there revealed a plan for the dostructions
of General Grant's chances for the non'.
ination, and proposed to the Preside
to join ini the plot. Tlhe hints thrownu
out that Grant will called to the Wnr'
Offce in case of $tanton's removal nro
stuppoed to be part of the plot. Shtould
Grant accept, it is hoped that' ho 'walt
thus be committed to tho Johnasoniani
policy, and that the public confidence
in him will fade a'way,' Whether thi::
story be trueoOr or not, it is ertain that.
thte Wade-Phillip ezfir.mlate ' aro
desperate, seeing that the censervativo
strength-of..1 t e Republican party and
thoe bettor branch of tho' Domoctaoy aro
certain, accordinig to the present Aspect
of aff'aite, to boin favor ofG Oant's hbofi.
natioq, It, would nt he wonderli,
theore foe, shoeuki this story. be ~verilfed, 9
for the Radicals are ready to jam at,*
tile most desperate chatide t debt
Grant's ptoturty,-44w
If' a manl'a fe ito well $red, he~
never wants any bathor. 4:.