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Desportes Williams & Co., Proprietors.] A Family Paper, Devoted to Science, Ad, inquiry, Industry and Literature, Terms---$300 per Annum In Advanc VOL. 111.1 WINNSBORO, S. C., WEDNESDAY M(RNING MA RCH 9, 1870. [NO. 38 TIl10 FAIRFIELD HERALD IS 'UnIsI.IlEDt) WEKKIY IY DESPORTES. WILLIAMS & C0 Termns.-Tuie IInnAL) i1 published Week y in the Town of Winnsboro, at 63.00 in iareably in advance. O:W All transient adVertisemonts to be paid in advance. Obituary Notices aid Tributes $1.00 per square. The Provoking Lover. I cannot lightly talk and smile, I will not sit, and sigh ; I an not vexed enough to scold, And too mucih voxod to ory ; So, Annie, do enlight n me My hope is all in you ; I'm sure I don't know what he means, And can't, tell what to do. Last night when Charlie talked to me, Though lie was kind anA good, lie acted like an Injured man, Who suffered all he could; 'Twoul he a pretty way to be Without the asking led ; If he wishes me to take him, 'Tie very easy said. 'One aay lie asked me if I thought, When to anoth.r wed. I'd ever breathe a sigh for him, Becauso his hopes ivere dead ? And if I did not think he'd feel Disconsolate and sAd I I'm sure I o in't tell how he'd feel I know that I'd feel bad. He said lie wisheu te kiow my heart His own was to, with doubts If ho'd only ask me what I think Of him, he'll find It out : So what to think, or how to act, I'm sure I do not know ]Jut if he wants'to marry me, I wish he'd tell me so. Leslie Oharres Hlome on the Extremists. COLUMnlA,Febrtary 26.-Tho chief feature of public interest to-day in the Senato was a speech by Lsoblie, in which lie took oceasion to say things, in his peculiar mtyle, that made not a few of his colleigues realize how "uneasy rests the head that wears the crown." As you know, from past experience, ho is one of those impulsive men, who, when the old Adam within him is aroused, minces neither language nor truth, and no matter whore his shafts ttrike, whether it be in the heart of friend or foe, whether they lay bare the rot tenness of Radicalism, or reveal the corruption of his own fellows, he lets them fly like porcupine quills, right and left., from a quiver almo.t ex. haustless. When unable to carry his point by dip-low-macy, he indulges in a reekls species of high-jamp hacy, seizes on the very pillarsof his party, and then if he falls, frolics amid the ruins which, Sampson like, he has pulled around him. This was his achievement to-day. Cain introduced a resolution that the time of final adjournment should be extended from the 1st to the 15th.of March, and speech after speek, indj cated the purpose of the Senate to adopt the same. Leslie, in his oppo sition, represented the Governor, who is understood to have declared that if the Legislature remained hero ten days longer, they would ruin the Re publican party ; and doubtless he was also stimulated by his own honest desire to engage in something more profitable than legislation. He said to the Senato : "HeTre you have been three months, and spent two hundred thousand dol lars. And in God's name what have we done ? You have passed act after act in behalf of chureh organizat ions and fire companies; you have sat here legislating on the most trivial of mat' ter, and yet have little move: to shiow for it than a pile of 'iteiguiificant laws and your six dellars *a dpiy. I there no shame, no honestj, no sentse of justice that can stop you this side of that point beyond which decency cannot go ? What do you pt'oposo to do by staying bero? When do yot propose to 0uIshx your work 1 I know. It will be when the last dollar is gone and the last sent is spn Johnson, of Sumter, -(ooloved.' Will the gentleman allow me to ask question, Leslie; No, esir, ll allow you tc take your meat, and keep It. Jillson4, 1 wan6' the gentlei'an uc understand that iotwithsakanding all he may say, I shall vore just, 1 please. Leslie. If he likes he caa 4pliah conscience and shain it so tightaa no whip or lash can move it. Hie ii like a certalba animal known i pisto ry, whose hide is so thiok youean. perforate it. Cain. I suppose you rmean a rhi. noceros. * Leslie. Alreirdy this faegslatuirt stands convicted betoro the country at a failure; and In the State of Nov York thero is not a motherla . sen of you who 'wonld ud~t *ltide a trict accoountability' for' eey aodone and every dollar- hpent. Yesb 'in ' Soddt Carolina, If yah had as tds vible constituenoy, not one, of '%~ wauk ever come here again,;aan . would say, A men I In forwoer time. -thi Graieral Ashenibty.:of this Esate eA from four to six weeks,ajd' ieebdh Splished something. Yot ,~*e sai A here three monibs; havasocomplishet *9 nothing ; and yeu arte not dono yet,' know whatit means. It~naba-the ey. It means that to keep this won longer wil cost the State $50,000, an Von Want it. It means that you :u bound to ruin tihe credit of the Stal for the sake of yourselves. Look at your appropriation bil Why, if a man should stand up an critioise that document truthfully, would damn the whole of us. Tm hundred thousand dollars, at leas have gone, and what have we got I show for it I? Nothing I Yet there are wen i the other louse who would not f home for a whole ye.ir. They woul hang on like leeohoe, sucking the vel life blood of the State. God knov the time will come-and it may w be far distaut-when all this notic will be reviewed, We cannot rob tl widow or starve the or phai, or o press a poople who are already dow in vain. .ho reaction will comn The oitizens of South Carolina, a though literally exhausted, have pai their taxes, to the best of their abil ty, because in a despotic governimei taxes are paid in proportion to il power of despotism, but they kne that the shift was short, and the tirr might not be far distant when oi own ats would be our own ruin. Now, as I said before, thoro is long line of deficiency behind th appropriation hill. And we know i That bill don't begin to tell 01 amount which South Carolina, hones ly owes, and yet the Senator froi Charleston in the face of this dami ble fact has the hardihood to urg this Senate to remain in session unt the 15th of next month. Jillson said that lie would be or of any number of senators who woul agree to sit here without a per dic, until all the business of the sessic was finished, and suggested that sUc a provision be incorporated in ti 'resolution. Corbin stated that such a cour, would be unconstitutional atid i, hinding. Every man was ontitled i draw his >er dien until the close of I sc64i~ton. Boverly Nash, (colored). It lool very strange that the late Land Con missioner should be so anxious to ai journ. The Senate passed an ord< requiring him to make a report, bi instead of doing that lie resigns h office, and opposes the appropriati( intended for the counmission. Ul1001 as if he had discovored some han< writing on the wall, and was gettii ready to pack up his traps and trave The gentleman says there is a del ciency in the appropriation bill. that be so let us know it. The po ple ought to know it, and I propo that this General Assembly stay lie until wo find out. Leslie. There Is a class of dirt yelping ours, who are always barkih at the Land Commission. But who is the man, on or off this floor, wl can lay his hand upon a single act that eominiasion, and sAy it is -wron If you want an investigation, ask f it. I court it. Who are mly agent The very meni on this floor who a majting tho loudest noisa against mi I have spent In Richland county, f the purpose of that commission, $5( 000. Who is my dopipty from Rio land ? The Senator from Richlan (Beverly Nash). Has lie reported rue? No I And wthat is more,1 don't know the names of the pureha oe, or where some of the land is 1 eated. Yet he wants, to know why don't make a report. Lot him re to me, If he can. Johnson (of Sumter) again attemi ed a question but was told he ii better keep hib sent; thet heo answa ed very well, perhaps, for a cau mneeting preacher, but didn't knt much about law or legislation. -fleslie 6ohtinued : And there Is t senator from Marion (Hlayne, eolorec antother of nmy deputies. HAve 1 eonstituents:paid a dollar for the li they have had from the Land Cot missioner t " No, not one. Why dot he attenid to his bursinds and giveor th'e informatioh I want ? Blecauso 1 ean'. do it. Johnson .,-~You never appointed a Iteslio. $o,. thanIj Goedmy, c solence has vot got so low as that y Lesfloe N'ow I itm f1ling to fwith th4 Rep ublIcamparty in ofilee out of 6fliooe but there is no -prike, oarthlly motive, that oau,irnduo tie lendsmnyself $o any offorL by fthat pa ty topurl'n thie money of the peop Porhaps dorn of ydnoa Wrr diiious thliseonneetlon, bmit there iAnet 6 of you would liko-me to toll here-t one of you. But. doti't attenmpt, scareo1 t, r.I amight .ae.yuf bad. o aeyuf IHyne, 'Mr idurlotco'oord). deny the. statnient; of. the. senat ftodn Ba'rnwell.'"As ih'V agent of"t land cormfasioner, I have 3turh to him the 10gda., gy iry. p1e o land bought by ,ee, aqd his is al ti The senatortbftem Barnwel1o ~hj he. pfuso to gga1qrt plo wit gr eendorseuiio bY , ib aislie.: Hlasanylof.1oui lah'd be 4- On traet ha o Jp - tle without a survey l.- Cor. CAarl A wbinti ttlarinn of Tihur. day, ito the New Yotrt itld . 111ore. The lirt dietrict. (if S tt Caroli, . is willmt i represent--tve .lustive l- parti ll ' t. lied, loig n " netro y i h-. 4 'li t'.!r i.t oly one tentil tisiell, Id Whuittemore feel exlatai that hie (hsi tscaped expIn -i 11 o fut ll at'ld comiii Le!t p ni.,h I'l-lit \1 w ch l i'* l e14ged 0 i n aipiu ale for. Winu thi timl rort. tih :uI rived, thle ga ileti it an i ..or W er; 'rowde'id to rigple iton. The greates li e ,I s. itn he the re.:mit was nani foste~d. AI smit-3 of rumors had heet alloat dinOil)1g 0t.he 1011,ht precoding , am al11 sorts of1, opinsas nt fto wIlt wouh happeni were exprec--;d. Special lj weere their iis. rLIjems abouit ir Whittomore's resignation - k n Whether it would ave hiln from a vat of exprsion, whetber it, couldt sav( him lom01 talt. dishonlor,-aud a h. dred Olhr knotty iolts, in haic ladies word s gI oe liein-enule carne partii pated. A m ote omen after the jarnal eadi e wasonclud ed, Genlerall Logvan, el tirman of (.h% Mlitary Comittee a chief prome. cutor, acording to IAit ler, took Ot floor. l'roound liiened enued. t ry eye wandered frmi laIgn to Wbit t. tme od from Whittemore to Lo ga i The latter ltooked firm and It, turined. The Vito im1 a ppe red t.:arcely les1 so. W hittoilore held v rollr1 of s.Aillt in 1 hanlld hi: last wordw luror thle ind1tended e(eous eio, his4 1;od hitenled -anppeal fo sympathy and silf-vindication. L, )i gan madtle !iso speech hliou, he simply turied for a moment, to look towar thi South u rolinka vitim, and thn addrossig Speaker Blainuo oervo that hre yichied fifty-i a ti iites .; heis time to Mr. Whittemoro to ua whitever he li migt delsire, and woult im1,1 thlieAftCer theo reiiiainiing livo minutes of his vOur to co'se thdIe hate. Loganl Sat duown 11nd( as Whit temore es a bulzz wou through th< entiire litoe. All in Oe gallert leaned forw .krd to see igod hecar. Glass es wcre levolled at th ather froui Borth Carolina from ey slden. irection and suippressed exclamcl :Yio-11Nd I-Ivherl he i,'' Thats.wh, w p d froni hundreds of lips. Slov Iy aind de liboi ately Whittemilolo unfrolded hli: manuscript and pheed iti ll othe de. hfore him, lle Ohe took i 1-1rik u watler, ele-ird his throat td hande t > on.e of the ser s hillg, wh iel the it,ter conveyed to th-akerlh e Wlile tO le mt esnar Was thu runn111ing, Mr. W hinA:mennecnnnc his dyiI rg speech. Ile hiad not rra mnore than half a Ipg whe(ln owt came the Speaker's gavel two or thre times nith a loud noise. Somethin was decidedly the matter though eve rybody. Whittomor ocased hi fredms as With a scudel jerk, ;m looed- inquiridgly at tho Spake. Thimro- was askprise al over thi house, on Ht flonr -,-s weoll as-in thr gallery. Blaio soon gave the expla nation. The papr wie'd a.d beo carried by the page to the Speaho proved to be the resignati-n of Mr Whittemore, accompatioed by corre pond-nice betwetn the lattor aid-onv je o ucotilo Soth Ca~oinaco .Ii radingul eanse an ea~tis WhaO was ptoaet don udrtheciimtar i that was6 no th oncetip. Thpakr 'in-rule tht Whitteor was ai longor ai meebeatd rfdr tnt otitledtro bo head ntheb hlor io eHusion, f hofb WteorA friend and Whitemo.-Whremstef read Wheopls ittemoreaske the' prviegot iither ai ui lertonwiht Speunakmerouileirsaidnh.' 'Pits wi 'Wti ha selitote evaince of hil l egilttativ exictrio a liso bit to sof. Hdoad .byep he papebruinu hi poasssio uniar theiclose ojf h.i 6ay unnera ed T uae in hauviewtatd htemort waso of.axlo, shou. bfe0 tald. Ael to, wo th t laMrWhnemerel e generally be. IeII: d by tho d: lmrate oirbracter of tie <-.p"lients of . it. ad voc tes. The1o - I re Igt h 1 of :a d drowniir in an's hope may be te,.'imato I it by the eagerless of his clucing at o straws. t) lloge and Bowen are Cx: ples inl Whle)10- 1)011 b1i1.udeil Wh ittemore has been aurlhlenly n dropp-d -- "nqhou. elled, d i sa ppointe.1, o unaeid''-f4roti the smimit of s:,e d timonious fruition to the lower de< p y of unanimious conldenii:tion, It. i r. triue itat he- i ike Oatiti..e, deli.itly it leavic i ng tle presence of the conseript n fathers and Rome-niut teretd "I ao; e0 but I return I" But it i:u evident tin all > hands that the gamo was too sudden 1, for him to manage his fall with dex ,. terity and sucess. Iiik fall, accor dingly, is utter. lie goes under. d But flego and Bowen are taking i-. counsel fromi his failure. They see it. as everyhody else does- their danger. s They see that, in all liumain probabili P ty, they too must soon walk the e plank ; and they arc moviig heaven r and earth to get a little raft moved out for them to alight on. That raft a is the negro. Oi it. they hope to sail is back into the congressional t-hip. . 1logo first. The Republican jour e nalS industriously deiy that MLoge has t- made any West Point appointnent at it all ; and therefron argue that the .- charge against him must be false and e Ijalicions. But ilogo has not been il accused of selling thai cadetship. It is the An uijpols appointment that is .e coming home to hi. That iloge d scents the danger, appears in the let , terho has jus;t written to Govcrnor u Scott (of Ohio). What he means to It do also appears. He writes-we o quoto a Republican journal--to Gov. Scott "requesting hin to reconmend e some youIg Inanl from the Third it Congresional District who woild 0 pass the examination, and stating that .o the colored l)CIC were not represen ted in that acadony, he would prefer :s a colored boy' and would oneo appoint 1- him.'' I. That is refreshing, lito expoets to ir alight on the raft of his colored con It situency. But does ho forget the is 3,008 majority that the Third District n gave for Reed at the last election I . Ile'cannot.forgot.. it. ,Then does he I. rely upon Gov. Scott's rifles in the g next eleotion. 1 Maybe Gov. Scott will 1. be in Ohio. at that ekotion, Who i. knowe? [f Considering all things-past, pre. )- sent, and future-Solomon Lafaye to -o is in a bad way tin we have the :o satisfacton of knowing that .ny of the most honest Republicaln of this y, State rejoice with us iu this oonclu ig sion. re Bowan next. At . the meeting of io the State Ceutral Coinnittee of of Republicans last Friday Inorning, g. j Bowon (native of Rhode Iland) was yr called out upon the (iistion of creot 0i ing a monutient to the memory of ro their saint, Randolph, and in his 6. eagernes4 to do as liogo had done )r secure the sympathies of oui- colo:ed ,- citizens in his coming day of sorrow - he went beyond every body el.4o in a, devotion to the colorod race. Gov. to ernor Scott (of Ohio) had proposed is that every logialator should con s-tribute onoahulf day's salary towards * the Randolph uimument. Bowen I must see that and go something bet rt ter, (a smile suited to the charactor); and he did. Hie said-we again t- quote Republican authority : dknow no reason why the State should r-not ste~nd tihe expense of the monu p mont. It is known that Riandolh w ~fell hy the hainds of the Democratic phi'ty ; and I think they are getting be off very well in contributing to that 1),' mo'nment, I care not how high it is .goes. - id] :Upw he riseB above the .posit ion of u- Governor Scott ,(of, Ohio) .1 *The ' contrast iR st~lking. Itbecomes meQIo ostriking wvhen we remember that hi t1867, Goviernor (then Geodernl) ott (of Ohio) consigued the samne Chris ~topher Columbus Bowon (of Provi. ~.dene, Rhode Island,) to the prison , walls of Castle Pinckney "on the hrge of misap'opriating the funds oofteUinLagnoe." Th'le words we quote are those of'1T. J. Maokey, to Jwho inows .Now, how thitgu ar rchian'god. Sott (of Ohio) if only dec o votedl to t he n0gro; while IBoweg - ('of %; .'Rhode Island) plays an nes of tiynmps, y .(simile. to suilt again). Ne w England or aga inst the world I to f. And this is tho way int which IXoge and Do wen ftc maiking reatdy a .raft to alight on when they o~aliall 'i forcefl toiWalk t'ne pltank from ' tlk .'deck of460o: Uited state Qongrs. iA NKOnp bT-r BI N fQ~ivt~og he HII rg h prayeriodi for nog'i:o rbws, o. A6 one ofthese gatheringd, on .%fidag my 'hIght, a negro named Preston Stom ar ba~iisefroa.Ooluambia, 8,. 0., Wmatise, 6, gverelyatjt,,p the ck dler ing the pg grpao row, a ,mulatto,ngme i Gd " i pud'd' ne r'o' ma *O en: Freedmer.Uospit~al- for: trpatmeteu. . ,. :is1'ANr.My.fm esr. ftotn $tirrllo, gave birth a few Ldapsao to. ave children. I Nrano i tr.. -A great f) h:4 eci m-Ide over the admis ' kesels, th t c olme 'd nias I1, i, 00 t-ites Senaltnr from the St:C of M . ;Sfi ppi. It is Iuqitest ioniabty an ox raorditinary revolutition in our polit.icnI 11nd social lfe to hee a n0gro) seated rI that high aS0xemnbly of (he republic. 1ut there need be no fear of the nc roes coming in numb u - to Congress r into any other important position. lecasioinially an eeeptional caso may e een where 8011e legro shows tin ommon talcntl and where the con it enicy 4' composed mostly of his 11Ce. The White man - (ihe an)II (if le supreie race-w-ilI alhayu ,avo Ic asoen dany. The principle of olitical equal ity and the rihts of all ten to equal privileges or ebianeoes ckeg estalblished there will be no 0i1ro to clviato the colored imau be ()Iid tho point where naturo hms hced him. The morbid pro-negro !Itiment that grew ut oi t lie war 1d the aboit ion agilation previously 'ill die out now. It has iothiig to Id upon. The negro will t.:ake the lace nature has a siigned hii under ils republic, of which nine- toths r more are white people, and Wo shtall :e few of that race in Congress or oc upying promiiont political po.,itioii. Vo rteomend the old pro-Southern nd ipro-slavery democrats, therot'ure, > dry up their tWiri Noroem will ever be our rulers.-Xow York li. Id. Co(r.u'uiA CANAL.-We arc much ratified to learn that wvork was coi loneed yesterda11ty on tho Columbia Mail, in nceordanco with the provi onsi of the act of the Legislature, equiring that it. should be commene d before the Ist of March. Thus egittn atspiiously, wo trust, an en :rprise destined to redound to the ood of all connetod with it, and to dd.life, activity, capital and popula ion to our city. It :affords us a cor. hal, a genuine satisfaction to welcome 11 parties who in comting amongst 1ts ioan honest worlk and go energoti. ally to work about it. Wo are assured that the example f Men .lor Spr.-gw and I. ftiends I1 I ue follow d :0 no diotxnt date. ,arge 'tn0um' r4 ot inditrious, at eAdy nd enterpr'in 'i 1g men1 Sinsole f the tAd io 'Sitsn tire anxiously waiting such 'sutt!eiient (f our po. lf-al affairs as vill justify Chim ii reking their fortunties iere. 'This cer aiily should he a strong motivo with 11 good oit izons to promoto in every Lgitimate and practicable wamy good i'eling aiotlgst al cla.ires ot our cope.-Cuardi' RAIRo.Au C-LIA-.r4.N.-On Siunday norning, n.j the 8 o'clock pas:0.nger rain on the So'tth Carelina Railroad ras leaving the city, the Central Rail oad passenger train being baeked to ho Union depot, collidod with the orier at tihe W bingli:kton street juno. ion. No damaluge of conlsequeO reC ultied, boyoid tihe shock experienced ,y the passengers inl the Sonth Car. ina Railroad traiii, who lost no time n uitaing themselves on the grotiid, eithout referenae te tle order of their :oing, Among the passengerr were lie members of the Oated' Ilurlesquo~ )pera Trouipe, who putt themseclvets 'utside of the colliding traini with the 'leganit agility which onte might ex. oot from the most aceeomplishod ar.. iats of the horse eorat.--Augusta, Omtlous.-The New Xork Svun Rad.) is mnch concerned ouit tihe eture prospeots of tho faction in pow r. It says: "So painfully tmanifest is it that Joni. Grant is whoilly icteopetent to ent-her tho storm ibout to burst upon lho Republican party, that we should oc bo surprised if momei of its boldest ud wisest members wore to insist hat ho ought now to relinquish the elmi. At all'events, if they hai~ o to wvort thcv destrusition of the pair ty, hey should dommand that hoyprompt ly hbauig his cabinet anid his folloy, and iyo it to be ,authoritatively iuder, tood thatt undefr no circumstances will to be a dandidate for a ro -olection. FEvenl thin wvould frot rave the Repub ioans from being torn by factions ; but it wouil coeintly be a stop in the right ditreotioni and iilit preovent he party from being rent irn twain at the nest presidenmtialI qontest,. if not !!oonr The Richmond' iState Journal says: We see tI~ stated that the'age of the uife of Ja~mes Monroo, twice Prebi rient of tho.Unitod States, is-situated in sa retircd Spot fu boudortootgnty, V4., "unmarked .by evou an otdiidary itto to 'designato the Iagt6 teethng plaoe 'of the houored dead1" are twentj.Bve toholatshi s fo' yisng men ihteni~hing. to make .journaII.n Se tepaisof, typesop . 4ito ZLoaden T4rne4'itrepeaoking of the redest deetaiorl of the Supr~tne that deolsion bas restored Boglieh coni. Atdane in Amerloan instfaa. Ph.o, 'ly Don't Bodder Me ?-The S1ong and Its Authorship. alany personi who are not in the hahit of frequlenting negro minstrel ThowS havo cxpre.4e.d a desire to klnow whatt are the word of a soog to whichi rfereceo is so ofteni made In the newpNpers, and the chorum of which sailutes the ear in every publia place. It is a nionIsensical medley without rhyme or reason, but is a le pitinuito sincsrmqm of such airs as -Captain Jink.e," and "Up in a ljil-A loot." and is therefore in!ne!y prop, uhir. With the burlesqne "Ci' canl" accoIpaniinoiit it t-vor fails to creato enthusain in a theatre. Tlese are the words : I think I hear do angels sing, I think I hear io angels sing, 1 thintl: I h-eir do angols sing 110 n1'eis no-. are on do wing. I feel, I feel, I feel I.t's what my mudder said De0 aigels pouring 'iusssm down IIpon din n1igger's head. CHOtws3 - Shoo, fly !don't boddor mo S hoo, fly ! don't boddor me I -hoo, fly ! don't bodder me 1 I belong to COnmpiny G. I feel, I feel, .I fool, I feel like a morning star ; I feel, I feel, I feel, I feel like a mornting star ; I feel, I feel, I feel, I feel like a morning star ; I fool, I feol, I feel, I fool like a morning star ; If I slee p in do sun, dig nigger knows, if I sleep in de sun, dis nigger knows, If I sleep in de sun, d is nigger knows, A fly como sting to on do nose. I feel, I feel, r feel Dat's what my mudder said Whonebor dis iigger goes to sleep He must oober up his head. Cio.-Shoo, fly I don't bodder we ! etc. Strange a it may app ear, there ia conmsidornblo discussion In the papera an to iti authorship. A elaim for Potorsburg was first put in by the Norfolk hurnal, whioh stated that the song was originally composed and song by 6 ernky tan named Baker Crowbuar. but now we see that LiyIch blirg elaimn it, and then again the Wilmington Journal says its dulcet noton f!rgt bioko upon in world at Nassan, N. P., during the blockade, and was first imported into Wilming ton by some of the blockade runners. Trm, OriENINo OF THE CAMPAWoN IN Ntw Il.mrsion.--Tho Ilon. Henry L. Daweo the groat economnical agitator in Congress, opened the poli tical aminpaign in Now llIinpshire oin Saturdiiy night, by a sIeeo at Nashna. lie reviewed only in a gen oral way tle politipal records of tho opposing parties, but went deoply into the figures of the administration. Ile claimoied with Speaker Blaine that (rnt had expecnled sixty millions dollars los., than Jahimmn in a corros p undinig time, and, as the result of )awog econoly nigitation, intended to kcoop it tip. 'Tbo exposnra of the etorbitaint estimates called for by hnti depurrment breaum., which Mr. Dawes rnid, by the way, where mostly inteoritoed from Jouhnson, had bought the admninistrat ion to o sharp sonse of their duty, end Iec'ident Orant had told him personally to tall the people of Now H1amphiiro that-the futuro years of lhirt admhitation would show no uscending scale of expenditures Congress and the lRxcoutive wero now both working in hiarmiony ear nestly and ardently to cut down every extrL dollar of expenditure.--New EnGFIEiRD COh~ft't SAur.b) rtoM lBArmxdluncr.-It iM not, generally known how much depended upon the cock fght deoidled last Thursday, be sides tbo.amnount of the published wngoi'. Jtwas authoritatively stated in, tihe city yesterday, by well-posted partIie's, that.. if Col. Baeon had lost the ~main, Edgeflold County, SoufN Caoia ould have boon bankcrup tod Th fiidwas considered by the poprle of that county to be an Edge field offadr, and every dollar that could be pulled from the tees of did staekingp,or rouaurreoted (frm beneatit the. boat,brtonosn, was ataked upon the f'esult.. If thorofore, Dr. Gee had won the-. muain, Edgefleld Countf would haVe ertainly been dead broke, and would have had to have made ap plicat ion to the liearost flReter int J1hk4tc, having~ jurisdilon, for tels f-CAonile n nlnal. '-Spoder Jilane has writteti.~O a eta ~imangps,d at ed the glat.te:4. 1(ao ut the hppresion sougbmo 40 ' e ast Oeura. Grant's Ad. Anngg b .*pendedumore money in the eamathimebnite immnediate ,pr.*qeUressott6ul:y,.erroneodeG He olai at bbar egarde lie had to 44 alyttb-aiih tbe tevat.uei whichb it. is pg ,beerss. fpr the-pat 1. unden abi vr whelsiingly In fatot Qf th? grees Af minitration. T! 0ur U of the Rad ta -1. tii Seu-. 1e StaLe:. N 1o the followi:.; ext,-a t from th 'e f in thle Unlited ctao i en te - "le .-mtherii Stvte were oV..r ! hrown In their utiu le C -r at .pa-Ile nationl 1 'O.tMnee. lICroes of the3 ut g:m %"up their mwords tIm %'eo -0 the North, who re.:eivedl their pa r'.leq of honor, which h- ve beeun kept 9 " ier site inviolate. Ohl'stly 111141 0 dIrc:I'1ul as wui h0 Younds ifllieted i ii that terril.e sit'tu gle, y(), at its ti~t'L' stni) lt" 4 t ,ti it. itsd~ lothere stoodl thl- great 1eis md/.I c:r ' ?!0.;r, realy And :ble to draw s togeth.I' the I:..ge edes, bis up r h ,rtaed pt nd lt them hel by thevir fir-t a e to . i e too, t who lessons every Ituiatin t it.e, I vou!d ha'vo cuvore i with his wings III 11 h oif tie natural bil terie.is engen der I ill I h a rt-1if aid .1tee Cd it inl oblljivio. If 1 wiC Unl Yennru y policy h:ad, inl 1865, been i proposed 1 It ud foll owe I by Conigre.ti towa rd hoso who ' b() Itely had 001ronted thein ill arms, iiut wioii hd fully and wll)y Slrend ered the argument if foice, anl had ftreely given the ilest unmis. takable evidence ad pledges of their t willingness to accept the situation, 0 and conform tLeir formor pretensions to the logical demllalds of events, how C (.a'Iy and how certain would! have b-een N1 the restor:ition of that lInion Fo dear '3 to tle Americon Iart? '-But, tenatora of the radical par ty, yout prevenlted this; 'onlsummitation SO devoutly to be wihedd,' and did it Cor the sake of party ends. T1.0 Hauth was down, and when she was (-down you struck her. Your blows wero foul blows, and cried shiano up. On you aS -is you ineted them. You have unnocemr lllily and wickedly add r dl humiliation: to the cup of, sorrow the Southern peoplo havo lcon tiom. polled to drink, and drink so deeply. t A. bravo and genierous pooplo by the fortunes of war were subjectod to your rule. Their hands were stre oh. ed iut to you mid were rejeoted ; their 1hones0t8 plelil iigeniiouisly an1d cruelly lwoulided ; and ,oa have lost that con - fidenee and frieiib ip wIiell, for the sake of' youar country, you should htve cultivated an( vulned. "'y your cour. of action, the poo . >lo of the othor sectios of the Union 10:1 iv ben deprivf-ed of thoir natura i allies anrid aixiliaries in bearing their vast bidens (if tn.tional debt and Staxation, an-1 the advancemerit of F your country's pro-perity hias been groatly retarded. You have place.i and kept the po;de of the South int loathsomeio subpeti-mn to tle mo.4 de bas';ed anid *orthlescl. sos of their inhabitants, at the coit aid not only of jitieC, decency n111 go;.d governruent, 3 biu. also at tinl enormons peenn hilary ex I panse to the No-thern and Western I pooplo. And in order to aeooiplish all thil', it wa.i tincessary that you should disreg.ard anrd violato neorly t -every limiihtion impsdtpon yourf power li the hderal C onstitation; and postpone almost ind finitely the time whon the States of the South Iall be a sourc' of btrlilgtl, halippi- I r ness and pi ido to those of tile other sections of the Union. Will you be - sustained in all this by your people 1 - lt is a grave qtestion, which, for the a sako of the Uion of our fathers, I t trust may 'soon bo answ,.re I in the -negative.' o T fow mnch Ia expresled iit the fmoe t old e'entimeont, live andi let live ! Ilow fblessed is the man who Iivoes ar.d lets a live I hlow ehooiing to see his fielda~ a teeing w ithi the richest verdure; -i what a pleasnrno to look on anid see his fsleek andi plump aillllS of eovery ag) and variety I W\heo, iu the a world besides, can be found auch happy faces, such contented spirits Sand such grateful hearts a's c tu be a .found on lisa estato? May CGodl for Sover bloss those -whose real, heartfelt a sentitneuitisare,"Live and let live," tjIIE l'.J's ANn) 'ri sAJDA-'ir. - InI y.I the Tenno-Fee Consuitinionial Coniven o1 tion i ionday last, the Jnodidiary Comn 'n..mrittee reported a provishmn exeinpting 0 1srealitos or poplo of any religious Sbelief, from public duty on auny day *t. prescribed by thleir relig ion ss a day a of rest ! uiso, givirg tho Jews the nl privilege of puirsning their t'egular ' vontions~ on the Christain Sabbath. 'Pho firstt preposition was adopted, but the, second wtas rejosted by a lafge hf maj.>rity. TI Canet of the, Ijulitedl States, through h 1r. J1itti Swayne, 3oaterday rest f dered a diecisiotn declaring Indinnia, 'n divorces legal'th ronghout the countrty. ti ft'fth'ther asseria that a mnar't. d we man may sequire 'a domilele *ay from -her husliand -whenever It "is-ne. teesary to the protooton 6f het right b y itfgatis s. g. 4ttIAW.'-ThO Wahhi9tn drmoe *ondent of thi Nev ark 9Tn~ee (rad-' is eII) contfes~d thkt~o"Some fe'p r a aojt o#b aagig ia1 e slre, P a31ig b6fg oo rat otbe - O&as flVey' thi 'tfrIoS. tolt d whos at obidren are born with blue eyes ; the darb.kn hues aera,