, 1865-07-06

! It's representatives. paroled these Villains,
aId she streets Of Lexington were defl'ed BY
their untIammeled ttamr, aud the pure air
made no1fous with their treasonable breath
iugs.
| ION the 9th day Of this month We had au
election. Yes CT Mo- Wasthe watchwo d. On
one side were arrayed only loyal men, on tie
her we're some men whose loyalty had been
tried, tested and never found npnting but
acting With them. as unit, Has every rebel,
Of decency, and the spewines Of hell.
cat one Of the precincts II Lafayette couu-
tv two Judges Of election we're appointed.
They didn't suit the friends Of Poole. They
w1e oukted, and Hon. Dave Poole, late
Greti1la, petty thlef wholesale murderer,
tion. The majority against the Constitution,
where Poole and his lieutenant were robed In
| was large"
The Opposition arc vindtcitiye In their de.
feat; that L, the leaders are. The Dispa.es
ct this evening, after quoting this extract
from the De7noerat Of the 7th ult., I think,
fortunately. these" election returns have to
sta'e, who is q radically loyal man, and It
| will be his duty to thoroughly search the
I whole mntter, snd defeat ali ATTEMPTS al
fraud" says: ''The Secretary OF State has
done 1ae work which YVES imposed upon him
| BY this hint. Without permitting any one,
| e~sn{ra ~ 7a4t,.r .ns Ne~ tonstltut!on 10
| scnnntaa' tbo ratas T.. n us o4ee| he has
| Gt.v. Fletc'ar 4ho s3,a ~ ssc1st, ashuts9 "
State Audilor-all friends Of the New Coust.-
tuition, and members Of the New Conststn.
~ a+a;! II. - ~ 4o1Eu Hot. fletcher dee!af-
so aEaes u. ine .t New constitution, ne proved an
f-;n,ja !, ~ 4'o euel1es HUI ulenu 10 us
The R.r,,,,.1, :, mt ,.., .,..,. r IT.
.,rt.oa f,,t @ ~ III tess vltalent IN l1s
rtth3S ,hn1;,.i. ~ cafnos n5o sPlee LOT them
"Tn,n ahtiaaa tne ninits ol Z smsse column:
nonsarsant .rith nv lesu en.s, anu A1e not
Gonst1sanI g al, "a'n Sussonrl politics, Will Won
r.af.sse5I. oIG ,o,,aY ss M y aeS1HE aa1ons Meu
tnnnast t%s nan anu nsasto'oss M toremost IN
isttFaton Ana nra aa1pes'n aGa hsa ,e au%u a9,o-
Ie9aetatng tne G Institution they hnd no t5aee
1,rd tnf nf the p;nh9a aI1 dsy1aany, toat oasre
5rac1ai,neS ~ thos VI nuss'ona1s. @ % l9uuty
pas.+a. tha na1.,taa nnoa9 mao nnoetstauu ~ nae
trnt ~ 1 ~ EUt.od Eoatta - s.plG enougn. Inc
ttan arttno ~ eto a,aa. ~. 4as, WIN t1e e1cEp
arn 10 ~ ierant ~ ae ~ y, a1a .nose VINO
~ III tSa,,s ~ aG1 enslofo .ske
tt' tS.u .aen " tne!t leaders us Law anu eospel.
~ tna uEPVosMuon ao not care stfaM lor the
n9t ~ ~ % "ne Nay o. aaot1ef' Inc rem,
naat o. tne DeMoeraey opposed 1t On general
-prmcipies, rs Lney oppose everything that
o. ine pe9tcr eiasscs, INC growth and pros
peflIV OF Tue state, the development Of our
resources, ana the payment Of our honest
dsnts. s,sa,, But @ ne main opposltion, the malig-
ean e1y and 9Rstsnss Raa,s came om certain nal
party, ard through 1t, the State. It was
simply contest for the control Of The domi.
uant patty. Defeated In the Convention.
they apr called to the people, and agaiu the
decision + as been against them. Whetber
they will ncqHiesce In this verdict or en-
dcayor o spring come new question, upon
which they hope to split the party. Remains
to be seen.
That they will be able to accomplish any
Sling, should they determine upon the latter
course. do not believe. The meeting OF
last Thursday night in support Of GOV.
Fletcher, the lnrgest assembled in this city,
has demo nstrated that our people have an
innate respect lor Law, which not even
few years OF clrl war, aided By bitter po-
llt!cal campaign, has not been able to eridt-
cate. The German population, to whom the
opponents ol Inc C2htt tuition are Indebted
for large sha OF the votes cast againt that
instrument, hare no mind to rebel, either In
word or dctd, against tue lawfully coustitu-
ted auth rities. Now that the Constitution
Is adopte", ney VIII gVe 1t hearty support,
aud con1lne 'lemselVe', in future, to efforts
~ ~. 40 easIuvutcul1 ~ sac4 PARTICULARS US
laey MMy oeem necessary ana proper Not
lew q tnen hlreacy regret the position Ia
zen py tnem ~ Ine la'e campaign, now that
the eaciement mas died away and they have
l'ne 70 Iook back and see IN what N sera5te
eomlany they have been acting. All in all
cp,pe, that the mal-contents, must either
60 INTO retirement, OF affiliate With theodds
ana eudH Of the detunct claFbank and Dem
ocIatlc sccts.
The supreme Court has adjourned until
Oct. e3d* It is reported that when Judge
Moodey, Of 'he Circuit Court, returns 10 the
city, hc will Issue an attachment on his la'e
Injunction. to which no attention was paid,
aid will endeAvor to pass upon the legal
right ot the present Judges and Clerk Of the
Supreme Court to hold their Offices.
Meanwhile, Judge Dryden, one Of the
elected judges, has brought suit for false i'm
prssonment, laying bis damages at the modest
sum Of S50,00- 1t feems to ba the general
opinion that II the Judge can obtain judy-
mens for this amount, all that will be neces-
sary ITO raise the wind" Is to arrogate unto
ones self some Office, and when displaced,
Judge IN lfs peltion swears that be has been,