Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-05

this real treason by the Consideration tia
the NorGh Is little II aly ..lesS guilty If fh,
: causes Of the rebellion thafis the South!
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T.. -. .WashingioH> News. -:
I president Johnson CIR Saturday last issdeG
I ffWo additional proclamati0ns in regard to.tin
re.eta6lishnent of, Civil @Gpperpmea5 in
.Statess recently lin rebellion: These procla
nations. which are,iin. tenor and terms airni.
lur to those, naming Provisional Governors
for NORTH. Carolina and mississippi, .appoint
\ Andrew J. Hamilton Governor OF Texas and
James Johnson Governor. .cfs Georgia, and
drec,-tbeln TO- take meas ures. for calling
|'Cnngentious in their,respective States to al
| ter or amend their Constitutions and for tina
I complete restoration of clsilauthority th,ongi,
out their limits. Directinns are aiso given
to the various natiopal heads ol, departments
! to proceed to put in. force in enc States Of
I Texas and. Georgia the laws with the exect
,tiop Of which they are charged.
! The press dispatch from Washington says:
THE Georgia delegation, headed by Judge
Lochrane, had,a fnsi. interview with Press
dent Johnson on Saturday, ,.and obtaiuedt toe
lcappoi6tment of Hon. James .JoansoB, of
Columbus, Georgia, asthe Provisional G'sv,
ernor,of che Stale. Mr. johnson was born.
in North Carolina, but, was rai'ed in Georges
from boybooi; was. a member OF Congress in
1872, has occupied q prominent p ,sitlon at
| the bar. Of the State eyeEsiacs, ana ga been
fpoted Ser PERSISTENT, though qli gppfiiI9uS
to th. jeff Davis Government ram il> j. CeI,
tion, During the war be refiised q y i,'es an:
retaincrs from the rebGIGaverhhd,eht or reasl'
citizens, and in every way used his Psrso;.a!
Influence To .discounteLance and zthw1ri the
sch@tnes of rabe leaders: lis selectio., for
this impbrisnt position will, ii is believed, te
ularnnnspusty approved BY. alllYysl Ne.mgla',::.
+ Il is cen.rsily. unasrstopd lha! Hon Jnar
Ei:kkins, of lAtlauta, wha Abandoned li- Con
f:st,racy bnl came North on S.erqlsii ! e.:cu-
uetis,f OF, j het place has since resided r.,
Nav, ark city, @i.i be saspoinied -Jltga Of
the United States District Court for the S::. g
OF Georgia: -..::-- s-. - =
judge Locbrane will pr bablybe elevated
to the beuch of the State Ssiprrme Cup".
H. vo::iiaido1s d+c SONS .agsiusp the oslou;
" ".,,uscrriptisman,l ntner,i, famous of 'he Cons.
fedcracG recommend hm powerfully for Zig
taajsi:iun. =, =, =, s-..ss.t- a.. .-..,9
= Thmde]ega ~ eSpresg Themselves esfc-
'via:,y pleased via .uc g. II .f@asd m y
,e,r Il t.hlc:! Ter M eress .i@re
BY the Pres. EN- ads der:ate he :,eop!e cf
it. .ir Su.te noi-ony wiling, rlia eisEei, TO re-
t,irr, 70 the:r- .a:!egsLce IN scoi fa:ta. AID 4
10 .ll in tlGr pJw.r 10 trsi!llrsi:, aat eestsb
Dish Fad rnl law in Georgia, including the
.,u"iI ion OF eiaTers..
The Sa-anaan Delegation ;wiahsitS s!ate:.
,ihas they nave becu rhsrsfr, se'':sd hy
Washington corr:spsndeats. lhey say ;satl 4
rhey u:Tc no desire; 10 prolorg ti,e exi,t.acc
Of slavery in any purtiAn. of tbe Union ioi. i
dry. They recognize and r,jvicc q; the 'a':-
that tue war ha.- -fiualjv ended That ius;it,'-
zion, and TREY are anxious taat the States
iatcy in rcbCiIiou shli! be Reconstructed as
e:irly as possibt. without it. Some nt
tLem express themselves as favorable to.lbe
extension of tbese!ective franchise 10 the ne
grocs as soon ss thry. are snllrisntly educi-
Ici tu rxefcisc j.. understanuingly. and b. =
l4ss tnat the Union mon South vii! b: COM
pell.,! eventually toego for i. as a ilccessi+g.s
Fhe Government, in reply;tn, a ssa1e,ua
coacscted with the defence o.: JrE, .D:vis,
:.ts.cd that no arterminatlou bad beet. r,:a,:li-
Ell IN regard to tic trial; .bnt tnar cue notice
sst,uld be given and al, proper faciiilies af
foIlud to .:,s ci,uIsel. II is. ncders ood tnat
the e.sncc WI, bA CONDUCTED by ci'arl >'o'-
Coaur, ut N'@ York. A.essis,. J .rolia /;
aua Storne & siaeuGen OF Nps fo:k. nave oe.n n
returned t.. assist Charles o CoLsr ia the de-
fence o: JG:G-rs3n Dsvs.
P,epars,o1s ;or celebrating the Forth Of
July ut Gett, ,sbirg are progressing rapidly.
General HlneJrk has been ordered Co furnish
a regiment ri inaa.ry, u battery aid batial
ION OF cavalry, and number Of horses, fol,
the use OF tha marshals and invited guests.
Generals Meade, HANCOCK, Howard, Wilci'x
and other distinguished officers wiit Inc prs.
eat. The presidsn, and part Of his CAblaet,
are ex1cctcd to. attend. General Howard 8
to be- the orator of the day, Genersf Gesry
Grand Marshal, Rev. DR.. 'Tvng, Chaplain, aid 4
Miles Orally the poet.
The work q. releasing tho rebels from CON-
.ioement in Northern prisons, oa taking .he
,osth soi Allegiance, is progressing srsp;iiy.-
On Saturday about twelve huadrcd Of lhose 4
in-n, nrostly belonging to South Carolina,
Lousars and Hlahan,s,; recently cnnfiael on
Hart's ISLAM! and Fort d llaSare, arliTed AZ
tae Nev- York Battery barracks, rafr0ute5tc
their Soulhern hornes.a Sikh, one aidillon'1
rebels. wera liberated from Fort, Rarre;.,
Boston harhor, Oil Tuesday last, and t3itt.l;;-
tnrre on Friday. -, =. 4 .,gs ~,
The Virginia politicians, since. n ?tElssh-
standing al iheir efforts in a. t,pa 'si;e dlrec
t;on, ,,tn:y find that their Si@te ]. still u. tue
Union and will be comp=iied soFc'iiain init:
are vide awlke T., tii:ir Interest," iirA lhs' re.
construct;sil, order ,,s thires, analre. .hes.is,.
ring themselves in tile la..;s'sresf pseparas ~
for filing the various .cfices nntsrl th1 M M.
tional aod State Go"ernmen!s.y The cl.nga
Of caudits.es 10 represent. isass varipus dig;
triuls ia Congress are already tei1g pli.tad
hetore The. people, many Of wh9gl srs .f'.asfai
tast the, will not Be aolo 70 hsys :eprssss-
.at,Yes p.ascT! a. the next session. "wiiis'tN
the .,ln.s manner in wnich, as neg com
piain, tns work oi feeons.ruc'ioa isproeeed
ing. ....... 5, 49,. -
to the various csunty aud di trist war -6oh,-
miitees throughout New York. snggges ing
aha, in Tho approaching eei'5fat'on'7a' tile tie
Fonrin .t'July. particular welcn,Get be, gwen