The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, November 25, 1868, Image 1
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PIRFTIA.YWILLI1Ay & UO.
bKwnu-.-'l'uI ltHn;AL -is publih'e,l Week.
JilAfW Alltba1sn1tg aiv4ttisementi, to be
6bitnary lodces atluPriltles $1.00 per
Square.
2 GOQIildI T,
6, sweet,. iy lovO, Ilie 1It is 111to
'ThPM"ikondes d'wn; lin a giie- b(al
4t'.kerO;aot. e 411 iC i and .wt.
"Thoulq iFr.ft'oin i.t,io. uy lips repent
A whispers 1 q b nigight; my sweet
S 8is till b t Wer Ilh Io0m
r sintm gitrdeik hfainOtlih-oor
J lenn froti I tt y -dorkeid robtn
Anl otaly ienr te. renninlg brteze
At ove softly in the li'iC treoq.
hotn 'ie.lni oe graious skles
,toi,on'P 14W -ilreninirig lies.
j,auq or bggpdintg tn, her eyes.'
hN i '14 i I t .o e i iih < fdi 'e.
rVio r silen6lZ
.ift s tionling tlet'hibr,
pq i lo.eps, nmy %Xtispeareqd. pra yer
In yi h t t he aight 'ororn
- t i lilitIe, litislo d e'% lb a n
W liM11im, fil A'' At, d 'lo\e 10'list,
And young mints drop lonlwn lhe West,
lV ot.elet , 4a,0ning to its rest,
lleeath thie staira'b lwlI.sper clear,.
01D0 njghi, rny s vcbt, tholigh nloi ma1y
Thle:For irst-0gr'ess
'iough-Geei-adIGrant, is to be the
Vr.oAj4,.u,.jof t.eUi dtt's after,
re4 rc6pA w, o will, 119t IavQ su.h
- In. overwa Il ding l ient majority iII
tW3t ib2IQbse of lipI*etties as
anowe imtf aAWatels:fn
ye 'IThobPontieth Congress, in
oJid,jg. the jut1rn, carpot-baggers,
WagaI~us. politieallIy div'i ed:
l,i s,Ag. '?10i1 42V
D6tnoorgts 2
'tQthiinle a142
According to the latest returns at
haind, th-polilent -Cinp lexion of the
-l idxfy66tMEs0d1 41e4li.bo
tiIafqo.mws -
Ritdkanika ~ ~88
Dv)noor6tm" 77
1 a Clcd n ijp 'wt Gl un
'fwotgire -'44
gressinen ,in I No%4llan4p tens
A4I-010r111atMw oftlo!four to be - 0h0.
spyidQonnecitin, 4pril, tlhyugh ~in
th toItbr 8-iatthey tiny not scipre
but tn, as was .the case at the Con
gressiounal election of,807O ,;Thu9,,-it
6"'k-00 11qjQlI8v% Iyt th RioI, Il'ot
h1 vq -jravq p lFrty
fiript o t81 av ii t presmit Cop
gre. I Qt okly"'wlidanLMeta t
im ake thikil d irm6k;l -A "efloor; Their
inflatmooiis-surif to bo folt4' A ong
t S aR,ikok J p. espqec.jIy
or4 og alg) 1.an es'
ia'giy. n r}gt tar,an wbo
aBs'bl e e*lt
oMIdaI'ddrlL"e eduiti'z d 'the t
I uhy Th eh JeaKdi),% d int
tS afoffW inba b nso
oft b ibig sdakber";s utithes
tit 6xp,af,611t oiid
onein the Capitol;lhanIdl Wv.^i do
libes; Af Ifd ianagn 'rohdy 's#b&lor ald
ddbnte' aidifoW'4in@~4 naten in
dolfME&fga nigIopponvth-whoma"hi s
WM.. jvkrdd) anfd HenryD' PFrater, bf
Benhsytaning bbtkimon of ci iner'c than
oudhuatbytvbdity la tird J6netphy IL.
S?ditkb *trje 3sofdbw7 ~adlibrdpolite
all the thesBe gentIdmewtnt'athert
asApvlliddebma4 ivorthy
tdlddstnrbta-u
i
~t obni ret .
laat woCogoucse daahwi c
dionstrous it thing it, is for one party
to hatvp nn dvorwhelmuing majority it,
thle nitifonl legislature ; an d thoughl
the.Demjocrats in the Forty-first Coi
gross are too few to chook till Iadical
legislation, they will still be strong
enongh in n1um bors and brains to pre
vent a repotition of inch of the ill
advised Oaid hasty action which has
well nigh hudo the more naime of Coil
greos a by-word mnd a reprouch in the
opiiion of tll ioncst men.- Ncw Yrk:
l1/d.
Letter from Ool.nl D. Wyatt Aiken
CoK-:stay, Nov. 16, 180s.
Gov. Re. A. &,t--S. n : o t.he morn
ing of tle 90h inlm. Ily house wits eiiler.
ed by a posse, consIstiig of two depu
ies andi1 three Uiiiied Stite soldiors,
ivrieil au ihillfy were Ithulit n.tackilnf at
s(roiighold of brignl'Is. One of the1f
dptie3, nlidreSQiI)g me, said, 'ColoIel,
I am sorry to say you tre my prisoner."
Upon qttesltioninig his anthor11ity I lenri.
ed he had a warrant, issued by hiagis.
trate Solomon. of Colombia, to arrest.
m11 in Abbx-ville, and deliver mle to
Costble Ililibard ill Columbia, ipon
ihe ilidavit of said Hobbard. that I was
tecet.Aoiv bol'or- l i flNet to the iurder
of onle 11 1". Rantdolph :
Under Ithe old regine, this posio
iighl. haye bel-en dtfied, Anld tle con'se
(ite wOUld haiv- been tipon their
head for a.ttoipt-iig t.o excit e an ille
Oil wn rraut. ill surmnising dihat. i-x trai.
')rdinnay powers hd beien coferred by
1t contabulary nt of Ihe recent radici
liegislaturei, I offi-red noe resisaieo ;
h1On&e was litkel. to Culunibin, id with.
out nn examination W'as- feloniou.v inl
(Inrelinlted Anld CePt in Close ConIfin'ee(nI t
lor iWto ily. Since my release I have
carefidly pirdthveit 1"nit. esinblishimg
a police foreo," und discover that if tl's
itlbiglo-ti act meanis anyOthing at ll, it
sip1111 y m1nn sh 111,ie w lIhle cons9tawn.
liry f0re liuvo bit. concirrent, anthoritv
with the pilher civil officers of t he va
rion l cllie1"s, I nd.1 e Iwreforo Magist raiti
Silomotn ld not. thle aeibliice of an
I.hoiy. t J.stis ai warranw. i Rithlind
for my arrest, in Abbeville.
Now, sir, this Chief Constable is nl
hir6ling of yours anud thi.;t venu.re of Ils
to eXreise uitouratical, arhitrary and
Coivnnallut%. If it, does not, whenlee lits
Itumpl11111joll 01 power. Ilid wlhv 110 svi.
thnce o(f yom rv-strainiirg auilhority ?
Wlence- doses he li-ive power to air.
rtst mtif inl A Ib -vill.- :mid j ii mne in Co.
h111m1bill ? W1w-n1ce his power to arrest
.two yqimg ieni. Newbel ry and din.
geol 1hn ill tlw cjlpital of tle Sia.te ?
Whenc- his'Power 10 rescue Kelle from
lilth 11(1ISOf t.he slIeriff itn UtnIIdII, hicar
cerats hini in dolbin))1, nnd direct hw
sheriffof Ilichland to shackle hini, as he
djl while I was I ere imprisoted ? Is
1iba fitA is ownnt by the words of tihe
Whti, iich. read as ftllows "Suid Chief
Consta bl of theSt ale anid Dopity Con.
stubh.s in thesineral'cotunt.ies shall at
all tinlues 4bev nnd execnte tl ordt-rs of
ie Govetor hi rditiin to the preser.
vaion of -ite ptiblid peace ald the
vxsectioh of the liws throughout the
St..-Ie."
Thaltsk von, sir, Ihnt if in the intenlse
edA of-yo'ur deermintion to preservo
t.o:!p\illi-c pehee 1foi',' sroulid 'rNelly
treat n single unoffeiding citizen, you
niespliWasinog the wr'tli of an oppresded
but 17alit ptople 7 (DOes the transowtn
drant'nthuri ty of ourlt Exeentive justify
acts nt violence on the part, of h;is hire
lings\? Are iheso deedse indicative -of
bvour 'tturu policy-? If si), sir, let. me1
Iwsoech von delay nlot to revoke that
proQtamfitionl inl yhich you.-'speak with
h1ypocr(Li.J4denff,ito of "our beloved
Sma:e," attd -once.nigaitn proclaim, the
Staite heinag without law *ii a law unto1
itself," *dl 1 AM P1W 'STIATiJ.''I
atm told yi on tre a beyond 'the limits'
of-th tate, and-utpon the eve 'of y'our
departtite you.eoxpresseil a satisfact.ion -at
the peAceable cond(itIOfl'of: the SLate.
Sir,-wereyou oftng, an<d not over usg,
yon) .wanid readily discern that South
Carolina line no peace bunt that which
(ronereigned icW arantw ;": andi should1
tuy .,p1qvit.in pr9Vth prophe~tie,, thmat a
rigid adhuerene to thei schime pf,tyranny
(whiich ydnm have ina~ug,grated, will re
dwith e ion a*conseqItenlces upon
:~lighr ,offic'ers than, tlin
p rte tnts, .yott vill
y I
liio quetshtianl.ns'hialbwe ov,a Intnito
fl ccu ucr'ling do'tJ0 be t arentuPn ot'an
ugsgueming ishs aljout lit et olyjd.
FkA egp.dresed t4a d1hy;iIJfmburg
Vt~p * vig jftrit))f i4tt rahVq ,Q
- syd pirtr
Qluha.
Lagal Farbarity in the Pa t,
A It a 1 0t Ileelinig of' III-. - -c: eh Irs of
13-rksihirv, 1'iglmid, ir. W.,ler, one of
the liberal cndidate. for Ilhe II,me of
Conlmols. 1emakedliu th,t I1hev ha1ud r*
Iiv4.il at one of t.hoso crisis iii Ihe hi-torv
of 4Inglaid when the British Conlstitt'
11011 wats once more going to be rmined,
and said lint fie % as old e:ongh to Iave
seet it going to be ruined hI lirev or four
Iimes. 1lo iilded that ii Isis hovhood
pi'.8h-. were hn ugol fo r slwiepI. s iling'
id cutiig lowii cirry iree:; an.l at
that lime ilieie were similitr arginents
ISNI in fivor of (Ite p.4rpIIn111itlionl of
stch horrors as ore ni-w advanced
ntgniolist tii- presin policy of Ihe hberi
pariy. III the reign of George IIl. a
marri-d wom In ol L I I end r I age of 19.
11nd1 the 11101ter of two children, was
h1 mng-'d at Tyb)I-urn for . an attempt at pvt
13y theft. The caso was tihs recorded
m 1 public re.-port of the poor womian's
rinlsand exmention:
"-She wats vory young, mnlt-r ninm..
tQee, aid remaurkablv h:uodsomm. SI.e
Wnt. to a liien drolpe-r's shop in laud.
gale8 xreL, took Som-eoarse 'illen of tle
et"Ilnter and slippod it uder her clook.
The Shopimirin ln I r, 1nil site l.*1id it
dwii. For this sIte wa. hatiged. I fer
dtfe-nse wrs, 1 hl1. she 1111d I!(d i-I credit,
anid lhnd wai'ted frr 11tiing, till the
press galg citles and Ittl IusbA:nd
from Ier; ut iince tli:n sith had no bed
to lie on, n).lmlllg Io giVe hor children to
eal, anld I liev were almo.tt, naked ; na:ti
perhaiips sho might haveY done something
wrong. for she scarcely knew what she
Jid. Tio, parish officers testilied to the
trutb if this storY, When bronght to
I.)Ceive selntence She beinved ini such a
frant-ic mnnei as prved her mind to be
in I dosponding Pid distrncld sate ;
the child w-ias stcking at her brenst when
she act out, for Tyilburn to be hanged.
Uidor Ilie premiership of f.,rd Liver.
pool id the chanci-llorship r,f Lord
Eldon. It i-in named ElI %ard Pollo was
hang,-d for cul tig down ia younn, lhierrV
tNe on a planiat itll Iln Em s.Y In pass
ing eniti-nce ilpon lum 1.11h- jiiup observ.
4d 'tht a ma who would wilfiilly cnt
down a young elirry tree would tuke
away a nmia's lifi.' In the same year,
1 81 4, a cild tet yearsl of age was 1'1a1g.
ed before I-i.h walls of Newgati for steal
itg A poe h.iqdkerclief, .while wor.].
ma reIlceI veil onlI a frew W4eeks impris
O11111n1. for gniINYg )111, a woninl'1 evo
[A voice-'lit wii in the good oil
time)18.' It wIts Im tie 'go->d old tiies.'
But such la ws had bieei repealed by It
Liberois of Ihie ol school, .a3nd yet the
British Constitution.survived."
T : CIArA IT.N. MEncu u Y. -It is
WithI regret that we n1nnnillee the 5113.
pmnsioti of 0iii valited journal of the
Sout Ih. For i long series of years, it
is beeni a welcome visitor to maty
hoart.hs in oir Soithern lond, a ni an
able advocate of the Cause80 of constitti.
tional righii.. In, tll of its principles it
was fearless and sincere. Alhough
dif'ering with it. at. I limes during its long
career, yet we cannot but feel -that .it
was ever aiiimllntd I)v ht Olin conVlc.
tion An1d I hat a desire for hit is firmly
believiid to be truth and jiutice. Undir
the proprietor.hip of Col. It. B. Itheit,
Jr., and Brother, its editorials have
be n able aii comprehensive. It has
been o11 of' the household institutions of
oir citv and State, and as such it Wil! be
missed At many at fireside nid home.
he rielai ions iet.ween o r it cotem
porary and( ouIrselves, wore of the most
kindly character. Not only the corn
mi iunity in wh111ic is publlished, bult
the whle Sonth,. will regard with sad
nIeSs, -thle disappearance of otnr cotcmlio.
rary from then Jinrtnalism ofC the linna,
Nu newspaper ini the Sotithi cani live
on1 anibsriptions. Thliy bult help1 to piay
thlo expenes. It is 11h0 advertisitig pa
Irnatge that gives su1ccess or faiil,are to a
datily jdutrnall. A ld a suf1iciency~ of this,
nlotwlthstndinlg the Mercurl?'s large
sllucriptioni lists, it. did not receive.
lietnce its a IlspeiSiont.-- Charleuton '?"
Tnlu ivarier.-rnlnt.
Oni Frid~ay ev'eninhg, October 2. a son of
bir. Ickes, or F~remiont, Ohio, aged nine
year'u,- 's taken ,sick with dipthierm,
and on S lindaly morning dhed. TlJis .sis.,
tVr, aged1 soveg years, was taken, wIth
the sam114 'omtpltinlt (il SiilprAay eviening
an)'l died4 on hionday,. inorining. -They
w~ere buothi t)urie,d Il onte grave. On. the
12i h of' Oc.tob,er, Mir. lukes thilf' die.d
oftheo sameic ,)iscase, a(fter sin illness of
1orty-ight ho'lnr. [iei throat wahs so
compYletely 11.1 &np by the ' iniflamed,
diaai'd pisi'li. ttlelle stran glt'<d wl'ile
silting in hafK chii On 3att(rdity, 'On.
tuber 31st .n inifuant of one year, the Ist
ofihle famiilv, was efepobited.in the tomb
WhM datl tell ihu entroiW of'tlhb" etelr
wffe wle Itas itn e'ett a tuie'e(,llowA1d
to the pa ne all nf l'h inted one..? .ihs
IS aft (dnlrtir 'itigu' In i'r ,nint, h1avmi
come from -rennail veni '{ith I:e' i.
batud la* Lt .prin,g. At
DiefafMle tk
eINai r.
'Ji 0hesapeak) and Ohio Oanal Pro
ject.
At ithe regular bisinel sesot of 1lh
Chmllber of Com erce onl 1ailday a re
port was submliitts I by ite lhealrd
Offic(-rs inl reg-ird o Ohw -chv!,i_v for con
ncing fill. Jame md Kniawha rivti
in the Virginis 1 the ComPliet ion 0
the lwsaeak e n i Ohio cinnal in ac
cordance witli a recently proposed plnm
The report was a. follow"A:
"Ini reu i rd 1) 1the papert miceriiiiig
proposed wiater lite of t.omllilinmiclaiul
b -tween tle Ohio ri%i(r aml fithe, Virgimi
ellpe, connectilig, th lt wha i.
Jamies rivera, whiolh wevre refirn-d bi
the Chamber iof 0amnerce to iiq boar
of ollicers for consid,-ration, the follow.
ing report is respecifully mibinitted :
"I'lhe proji-et. prisented in the paper
laid before nis ii ni' excefdingly Impor
tanlt one, Closely rollate.td to the* itert"It
ofI bis comnulity,land ifprctienble (i1
suchll a sele as to Imike it truly national
it would be of inesinpillo vilne to 4lie
intorior commerce of the entire Conn.
t ry.
"We nre, however. notwithistnding
the great alhtvty wit.h which ihe merits
of the ulertaking are irged,not broigh
to t ie conclnsiiI that I ho work ic prrtcti
cablo oi Suchl a scale al to ji<tify titi'
elaim that it would in if proper seiae b
national in its charneter But even i
coivinced that it might be mada so, wc
are not now prepared to pay that i
Woi better P.erve what. is greatl1
wantedAS a link fn the centrail traims.
portation line bet ween hlie Mast nd Ihe
West tha.n would a rmilroad cons.ructed
on the 'cheap freight railwny lengue
"Nor nre we prepared to rcoommend
for enidoriment a propo)Sitionl 10'Call Oil
Lite General Government for n loan o
its crt-dit, to such a work. to be control
led and managed for private interesta
especially nit, t imo wheniti t.. burdens o
national -debt bear ito hnavily upon, the
ommeizi cl and industrial inlerests o
Lite country. In taking this position we
would not he uniderstood as Prejudicing
Ille interests of itim States of Virgin
mnd Wes.'t Virginlin, or of private Capio
Lalista. in the enterprise, but ahotild hail
its comph-tionl is .ftll 'aChievement, oi
Very great co qlse'qae to the roperi
ty t. the city .'L.tDAl(Il Conn,ne
cia.
Grant's Cabinet.
Tice New York corre.-pondent of the
Boston Pmst write.s:
Mr.Seward's speech at Aubnrn, a
lew days ago, is understood here to have
been i bid for a new -asti of the State
Department. It. will be remembered
that WhNI th(l questiOl of vericity be,
wenn Grant and Jolmson came up, t,ho
Nnn111ing old Secretary was the only
member of the Cabhi net who avoided
,m)nmiiiting himselfagaintst Grant. Eveti
iL t,h nt tim his shrwd ee foresaw
hait Grant would bu Juhnson a stucessor,
id lie resol.ved to save hincqelf if posi.
Ate. During i lie canvass ie bats beeni
werely l favor of Graimt, though care.
fill not to commit iisielf too boldly ;
Iid his speech at. Aburn was part, ol
t intigue whfierew lhe hopg-s to retain
is jlace in thie (labinet. Grant is un
lerstood to have a pIletty strong lik*ing
or Sewil, and a desire to keep him a'
his rilit. hand when lie 0etrs 111th
Wh11ie floionse, but the active Itadicl
will strongly object to the retention of
Mr. Seaward ; and im order to avoid s
intAirel at t,he ontseut, Grant will pruba
bly let hint go. This will be equiva
ent to sIgning h isi JeatIch warrcat. .fot
ho old mani ennot live long out of
ffice. As T. Stew~art can certainly
iare the Treaury, if hI an tsa. it. His
riends anty, however, that ho has no
mbihiion of' t.hat sort. His 9sou1 is il
is business, aid lie cotuld hctrdly be
ntded to go awny fromt it. The
r'reasutry will certainly be ol'e'red to
stewar?., andI iilibe decimes, either John
hiemana or Senator F~esue.nden wilt . be
saked t.o tako itr Grant is perfecthv
cntisfled with Gun. Schiofid's- admit is
rAtion of the W~ar D)epartmet; and
vill proabtlly retainc him there. Scho
leld-has beesni outspoken suapport.er :el
Jrat, all through, and expects to.be. re'
itembered. Holrace, Greeley. biaS. 5a
u.ger eye ontthIe. P'osioflk'lee, 114 H l, ha
l'jie good service duiritng the compaign,
kcoighi rathier against lets will,stand. hii
frien'tds.wiil try htard to havea bim. maede
Pejatmaateir-Genceral. It is beliuvnd tihM
arst will make thuis coniession at ei.si
to thea "xtremae wing of. iis. parIy, .il
*igiesr S e wartLor Greeley goes inito , e
Dahmiet, 1Cvarts will have to leatve, foi
w Yorli cannot. have more thin' Otte
se,lt.tje. Sh't-l ECvart go ttt,. the
Athiy-Geeralhip will be ofl!gad.,
1t1irtdyof!his Ow t anidig . in , politfr
bat p jiwy J;aiig fIo n th
WNa R id A a ytIll is
~ena'tvoias re'gards t,i& vnkle'ialKhI
4tnong politicfanu is thas it will bha k'o
~4shl iljtej
in Ice, anin' readily .ellb Ht I4V i
two doilan'per dvon- me
General Grant aa President,
Thl. . trmly Inld.Nfry j"11ur01ed, wih
hap iiroigh tihe ntire entopoign, ipkii
in eition to Grant in on nolioritivi.
Stone, di-elmses his proinbiie corite iow
that. lt i-4 4h-eted to the Presideicy. Ir
8 refers to hi4 timlid and dispasionati.
f view regarding tt.e South set furth in
ias ofeivinI report oi thi sluntion soons
after pence was delsored. nnd to the
termns of surrendter which lie dictated to
Lee'- army. It tleie adds:
len. Grant, we repent, is by nature a
well-lillef. e,-.lm, ,nh-rnte and con
aervative nmn. Such will 14t appear ns
President, and th lO.-o who conten,plate
his being either i tool or a ivrant reckon
without fl.eir host Next we mny
count on 0-ii. Grant's .administrattin
being or n nixeiedingly practicid eAir
acter. Thims is I lie issnti4narl cha ter of
Ils own mind. * * (Jenf. Grant,
withouitt making a great noise about it.
will aim to imike hsis ad minist ratlonl genl.
erally niefl Iy economy, by host.
by sound judgment and comion
siense,
H is Cabinet will Le s-leted with a
view to render him asslsiance iii this
practieni way. The imeamnres he will
reconimend to Uongress will lie VniI irel Y
of lhis sort. Th fivinic and the civil
twrvice will be among the (oremnost of
general political stuhji-ct to receive at.
t,-nion, an:l we may iijf ly predict that
the great word of the htoir, the grout
feaitre to at rike nil observer.., as soon :n
Gen Grant hat been a month in pow-r,
will be the confidonce in.pired in eople
of all parties and all political creeds.
Grant, as a a ildier, understan Is well
the bouids of co ordinate and siubord(.
nate anthority. Coigross will not be
sufrered to encroneh upon his prorogn.
tives as the Pxeentive, nor he attempt
to encroach upon Congress as .lhe 'legis.
lative departie it. of the governmentt.
A soldior is to el both to command and
obey-an admirable training, uv' What
civilians will, for any ndinisirative
4lieu from pound-koeper up to. Prtsi
dent.
We aall make bold to predict .tlt
lie will realize more than any man ylio
has sat in the Chief' MigidstatR' chir
allice AndrewJaekson. the Ili
idea wll;. Ishould h ite tentral idea
Colln1get% 4 with -,t i,fr#0in y s
1AW TNK FROMs GN. B UTIA-;.- Louis
ville, November 14 -The Coru r. and
Jorual pilklishes to-daiy a privat let
ter from General Butler, in which he
Wiye:
"That we are politically oppo'ed, I
think, must nrise front the . different
lights in which we see thse an ithin,'ig.
The Smoth has into firmer friend than I
am, and ever have been. It. is part of
my country. and alhotigh t.may . itss
jlI;dg-- am to the hesit wiy to preserve the
South from the consequences of what, I
must, regard as a great. crime,'and a still
worse blanuluor, yet 1 woild db niting
that I could be convitneed voild tend to
the prosperity, quiet, and regenerationn
of s.,e Smnth as apart of my coin try
I bear no hatred toward Ohe Sooth . or
Soul hern men na snthi, if I know in
own heart, but,I am oppos,-d only'-t'o
those who still war upon the, hest. inter.
eats of the country as I undersatid tLew
--and that, opposition. ..om., ile. verv,
necessitir- of my nature, will l oi rst
and linyielding one. ' hop to se' yo.
and assure ynn in ierson titat' fiaii b
n-eat a frii- d in peace a :1 was - a
determ;ned anld ttnrelenting foe in war"
T he Courier and Jourfel says .ret
ti:
"A~s a pr~ lsan weh nve ~ttiil'y'ff.
ed the heaiviest gnha in -our batta-ty 'ut'
Gin. Butler.' When he sonr 'higher
and demonstraltes that, his will is .egnah
to isa capiacity for good, otra gtmg shalI
be sjpiked or turned upon those, who
may assail bre iets in o ir .behi:lf.*
Tux Rlioirr or Cntks reina.oTO iM
INy. BANKtitUt'T8,-i the liTt iegtaent
Distric; (Nu.rto( N'e vY'ork a letwdayu
since rjeistionirwere ralAid sit tW"iIfe
right of cra-ditor-s to exatnins' A bittiktit
whten the Jttdge (OBlatchfurd)d~ecidediast
50ctiont twet"'-six oft he bank iipt l, '
'tc u'n'~in the tiWnkWtW Lon' tiil
thin hiatters specnIih that admt$I'J.
That suu,Al) exHmmio)t.ioyak4t
bJy one th .ge tIromged ui rti
api4 time in~ 'sptmyyne qf Al~~IJpre,AtJV
o s ~ot iley bhJ p ijuIey~
Vhe NZwMYotk W#,r 6114 ,tblh5~
p 6
olerk in iPaifil was eceifiy robhed by
SWolntin underlle followig singultir oe r
'1nmataees :le had 4dien sent to pay a draft
ut, when ie arrivid there .e fot(und the
room crowded with men and womep, ,whu
lso.wan,ted to pay drafts. , By hil1 sid
,todd a pretty y6ttlg Indy, well dresso d, anil(
of elegant ianners. 4-flow provoking ilis
is," she sAnid to him, ''wb shall have to wait
at least thee hours iatil bur turn comes.
lio clerk entered into tionyer!atltn with
hor. lle foind herou phatty and atitiplt
ti1t la invited lier to accompany him to (Le
niighborina edifreoo s70, nnd 1to tipihot of
the maller Iin that i ,spent tile whole day
in her comtjany. lielthotlt lie could get
the drift tMe n6xt morning fromin thie 'ni.9eer
of t1 batik befora it iml been prolested-.
Late in tiq ovening lie JC irs IliIg gWilh
his Jillelna InI one of tie lesert mileys of
11he Chateau de F leurs, whenl time laid $ud
donly de6w traim fict 6boket a onsAt't )rotna
whiol mthe took fsninl golden laf. "Tilis
vial," shte said to him, "contains a Vary de
i0o011 por(time, juet smell it." . The yong
man onielled, t,he perfuto, becato very Oia.
ty, ank to the groun, <and fell. y
WIen e awoke to conseionneess heveril
h1ou1r.4 afterwards, he otmnd tIhs 'la ) old
W.tcIr and All is hm6ey were goai
Qrx.- GR.NT'S lAOTES.--a .te
New 'Yoi $ynI
"As near Ie en hi t tnei- 611e1ae
Orantt's injority over Seynour o'tiion
ular vote ha about 20-,000.i4lTh,ia the Iarg.
est. mnjoy(y-oferoblaind. overnin oppo
tient by any..roaidea$ia4 canigiae, whm .je
exception. That except,ion was in, 186Q,
whet Mr. 'liloln reoelvcd 4)1,281, 'nipjor(
ty over Oen." meCIelfan.
But, reibarks the Washinigia
this excludes the V1emeratto vote iIi Vir.
ginia, alississippi,iTe,xae and Florida, ime
otne htspdred tiotaiud w1it.. Ieon di fran
cited in Tenn,pspoo, I1je fifty ,.thott anid i,
Mi4sour, ,nd 4thousnt . inother SoItiorn
4ly, as l,r. Lilncold was ljit'years slitt,
but -witha Very a'tldd tml'joAly '"ilhllb
pegOlo,posedo himi '164 ign (-minorty
pgot~ ~ ~ ~ ~~Pl ontr i at tsoa e.
pa. evm countlyg e of t n
EXT rNTW or '0o-O0mAT 4.-,zi Ito; qxtent
and succss or co-operation in Great itIn
is truiy imrprising. a$ad idicae& surely
tha~ it Is Awise ibineIlonett yst1mn for
tie amelioration of tle conditio 6f'lIhb6r.
Statistias ootipiled from ah liontlo - o gtces
rel4tivi t.o the in4tieyed pOwer of th. labdr.
Iig pop,latiQn or_(kreat Dritp s,ho .hat
hero tire 1,910 co opgfivesetjes egrry
lng ou ti btasiness grgoors or provioloi
sellers, witb a nggadt tj7pt'il 0o .
000,00O, aid of thesd abott tWiIId8lIaV
boeon ancessfl in j fibnotat'point 1o91 i.
ho "building and froPlhold4aud.sooletlest
represent; a espal sp $70,0pp,0QQ, Jb9tgI
$49,000,OQQ9 ighi pro,,mgvote oiii gin
i,ngs for moItibra. T'he co-operalivq -
a1io'be,ir'd&Wtoieti df n enel'
oent soldfl6, b6ilding aeelio uoin'd
iavings bitnkni'l all nhind,"rep et i
cpia, aPf .noaxly000,Q09,90Q., -"; "1.
PAA ON oti t T4ioe.t1fiPib 144l
lo.rsbu~rg of .the') -netivofV dctobsei pbliffeies
fi ArO'9(h44P4. 1keftoorIvAr'"A WMA
ina bqniahl F 9d I t0 ' IyIA
F,ranpol viotoriouereaould ad#Adcoe 6beyojid,
tihe Rlhmnq, sand.intt e'.th~J~eIy;'of tZseut
wNmlhwquihd eVgnd t9 Rt~lqu~,3s
1nom.dag~ erdmy wouhi( Wmaye p rotviwat hm
ever thmeitltenmdk6 'N, CrtpI 4
anmd Vndrg6otie6 M~e4 ii00el
sprAsad pier the fduidIuumseml41 20khy tiz
4A W99,ta4enphIaestlos adanoof,ieoa
- , Bito'(L6'w3 rN3IAs'd liegarrdiub eti,
o pnel9ps.AI'ranshi94, 'h gy.ggeas ij~
tmOee h 4 is;mewb (%._~~
hsnieold'utlalnyr&e%teowigid
d9 4 4ia % 1h #4t
ofIs #$n#tpWijil
h i
Auar nut no'Deldnerti party I con
d0ed haonly , be;nn I From
flils dny' forhll thi Denocraty will renew
ti9 b10e, uudifimay1t,by present dIAnate,
andi untppalled tsy' tlIo: temporary clond
Vl91P) dovelopi loin. Wo feel that a great
er responuili.lity now, devoive upon us than11
Over; 14 watch 1itJ'Oettott car' the -ucces
fi party, n6d 6 thorolghly expolte All
theii Inil anti traitorous sehoiles to over
throw ihe Utilo1 land-416 h 0nt1It:1t1Ion.
loing puroly t party priUlt0p, int Wed 1.
it Ien hUt ductrineli, IPhe, rfii- f iu I it
great Dent:uoer.atio organizatnion will he na its
palnst--F itf,lfamt i iIt devviOnn to priulle-plo
--uIyIeldW;; In i ndvocay or rigatt--cn
test legoverylnolh of grolind with a eorript
opptiiont--qethunt. and nggremilve in de
heat"ala tn"lleoriig inl It.s onward Ilareh
to ultimate victury. 'fih old liag whickl
has so o0 en braved the, f4tle and1 Il
bre e'e'mil not i heiVered itr n'siagle in
itant. The Well di%cipilned legion C1int
have tuet. dialter before Ahd - havII borre it
as they do now, life brae nien and ga)lInI
soldiers, will not givo up an ,iloh of grmioul
to all illsplvilt anti 1nhrceaery foo. ,To-day,
we again qall t lie Democratic roll! To-Any
we hgnin bltokle onl tho' beio6-eile armor!
l'o nday, before Iliesmoko of the battle ha
Oornred n'wny, before the contending amele
have left-the field, before thoinglug shouts
ofr the victors hve tied upon the breese,
wO AgiII proudly advaneo tlhe Democratio
.bin,er, hqpefully belloying that, the right,
'hotgh now oIseltced by wrolig, will yet
prevai,anitd urging it il enrnestness rnd
fat tf ntir lAyhoeratlo brethren;' wht fouglit
so gallantly yesterany, to retm er, tilat,
The world rollb Fileedo'n, iwalling waves,
Atnd ripenj Avilli its,sqrrow '
ikeep he1rt ! -wh''bears the ero''-1,
JShall weartlhe:crown toinmorrow!
O'iZSTIA2x Einu'.vrto4 O' TITi CliNV:sV.
ChIna-la f-coeIagfrone the IRoman Cttho.
lies, as well. as from the Protestnitts, a good
Aeal of; valuanblos etuoai1q4l .i 4111 no
o 130,15}y,~i four Inl8si?v. JQ(o which the
country Ia di14vide.lanc . ONnder lho ch1argo
6 edbsleotid. 6( le4if, i, prel4ipIa; 'Fi'nch
cu-i a'- i lf h'trYf a 6 1A in
60104 000,0j0;00 Oltig reab-tlitro Is ,
ool)eg. fOr LatINali-whaeoQhey'. hre. Iaught,
JA y -.999 4: 1 Okdeol,gly .ore
Tho most iingerant i. io college kept by
l1he Goym'nuufand Itahlijns ut SI k.wi,
three 'r four nte1is from11 Slianhil, wIei-e
nearly three, hundr.ed pupils ave taught
tradeq, paintings draw lig and Chlioeso lito
ra3nr.andvpfalVofI0ljemU gro Sen1 up to
,eki4 to take .)lo dygrqc. bef Sibtyra Ip
CIIAr,7, moreover, leavo e4'lt' schoolsof
different kinds a in o ti;"ike hol
Peles#nette otnt6fiAhW d' MW;odtinig
a good dieal tii way fOftioinfliatingilid
printing, and otherwise providing for (lie
once 49 ;lne .I s ,
ggitut.bn h9 .1.au ly. nyiide,
provinq, ;e, w6p& Iful vor-agy of 4)ks.
I# Hi&t if ok,1dfaladwotlen y (thees
f6Wi On ..li4fh kioai' '#%f 'ha(n d
0(littg ig-ifid TkltihidIek, ,,red it,
tmatheys anA4'il/ib. tho'eth:etotbwo
qtq Jtijp neu- vory f9w tOJthnte.! 110 1114n%
k}lle ap p gsten io1 iUci d an.
Iees, f;it to tho dtoier e1glie 1 and It
at ikickli 17"JiuflNdie tt
uhlatfenand oe Iont n u hdit i finally
iIenoe I,iee leim "cnnard," r~'onoi foe- uck,
$11st s on y ma
i'fil 4 d d ove, but upon
dre ktid,~ a*st',hldl9ndi 'lhAve eYen
q(qs.urgd elov4 *ilPisagste, I:eot-n, as
4 'linme us
Wh%fd e :464 t14 pfye.itonau dgh.
$r 9 Ai OCn} 99ISOM gly9 M9 : good
s82u!a,-JAtl at p ~ upn.ike
3 i s b.~rd
i oof
19%N#J s ed Wiiree '