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The New York herald., 1865-04-08
JJBNRy d. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
! y Nassau street oppns.te thc Post otnce ....
rUMApE TO ORDER by A. ROUx, REMBLE a sfO.
NEYi MIRRORS, OIL PAINTINGS, FINE BRONzEs,

NEYi MIRRORS, OIL PAINTINGS, FINE BR0NzEs,
MINERA soMERvrLLE win sell al auction on Thurs
day. Apti ~ Job otl0ck ut tile private fesdenc., I6j
East fecnth street opposite Stuyvesaut square tleant
Household FURNITURE rstg &C., the property or gen
ueman declining HousetecfinR foi0ws:-
PAltlORS--Engish Velvet Carpets, green
9gurcd Sk Reps ad Inte cUrt ns, black w4 n French
plate Mantei Mrrors DO cDTce elegant Bronze Chanao
Cta, SUIT M Magenta aud gnrd reps .ueier In
laid Cabinet ana Tables, rosewood Etaceres
walnut Bookcisc and Tabe rich Bronze and Crrnoiu CLOCK
and candel bras W. ne oaye Figures sayfs with black
walnut and bronze Nrtef4s Pnran Rrorte Stet,,ee
4e OIL PMyTING,Jv ytrH By MINoN, In large, eisJo,
nasser u re equity Alsg Chefs aTnyrss by GAIL
TINE, LBMNENs RRnJHARp and Others. Fine line
other objects of art
Bedrooms -Bruss~ls and three ply Car,c,s blue ana
crimson Lace Curtains richly carved black walnut and
ebony Suite, euameied DO bsk walnut aud ebony and
gilt Shaving Stands cued hair aud spring Marescs Bos
ters and Pillows French China aud bronze Vases Toilet
Ware, &c, Ac
DINING ROOM -.Brussels Carpet, black walnut Esten
son Table black walnut suit In green rers do Chinoner
wheat and cob French chna Dinner Set, leaf
De.ser, Set CYi ulsss silver Plated Ware Ac, DO
RECEPTlON ROUM-Brnsssl Carpet elegant satnwOod
walnut and ebony Card Table, fine Engrarings, &C.
HALL-ocoths Brussei Sair carpets, b ckwannt
BILE top Table, Chandelier kc The above will be erh bI
zion with catalogues "Wednesday 18th Inst Cards OF all
missvn can be had Al occ Nassau street. House at
pravsts sslA
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10TH WARD.
assemble the Essex Marke Court Houss Saturday
Mug, Apri al Ds o'clock NILSSON TAlLOh
Chairman Recruiting CvInmtce
JoBN II. LAWRENCE, Secretary
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HEERY y. LEEDS. AygE!oxEEn;

iEEbs HlNHr s,Ii ~ =, ,uc,,o, =,
day April H. at lU O'clock at their saiesrooms Liberty
LARGE AND SPECIAL SALE or COSTLY VIENNA
GLASSWARE AND PErROLEUM LAMPS or RARE
AND UNIQUE DESIGNS, FOR COUNTRY REsTDENCEa
being the contents of sxtonc cases just imported The
most expensive venoso and bohemian Glassware in
for family use consists OF deliberately nshed arr
large Vases coes of the antiques Card
costly description, Punch furcens with Guns.
beautiful Toilet Sets consisting of culngnes and
Pun Bones Dresden Cns o great variety superb and "a
Champagne Glasses &C. new style Of Wine Decsners Hook
Ciaret Flacons great
variety entire and complete; articles OF
Pcmpeian and Etruscan designs together with Lava Ware
Ornaments OF great variety THIS splendid and collro
ton win be exhibited one day prcyions 70 e ale gi,h
EMPfORILY SOLD WITHOUT RRSERvE WHATEVER
Goods he CAREFUL, packed 10 ~ In the country
The New York herald., 1865-04-08

TvsB coRyrLLs AMERICAN PLANTER's BrTrERs.
" for dyspepsia and loss Of appetite tonic FOR strength
ening The systom.
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A DRIAN n. MULLER. AUcrroNEER

A DRIAN II. MULLER, ACCTIONEER.
"A ORSOR FARM, NEAR SING SING, AT AUCTION
ADRIAN II. MULLER, 7. Il: WILKINS co. will sell
at auction Tuesday, April H. at IL O'Clock the Ex-
change Saesroo Ill Broadway by order Of the heirs Of
Stephens 0sor decea containing O. Of first
class farming land situate the Long iii road about az
mles from Sing Sing 81 from Tarryown and mile from
the premises good house. good barns and other out
buildings also fine orchard of i3 grated trees; well
the auctioneers', No. 81 Pine street.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-02

Whereas d number of persons have al.
ready paid the Corporation taxes Of 1862,
ana there are a large number who have
not paid the same
BE 1t therefore resolvea NJ fhs. Mayor ana
Trustees Of The to1n Of 1hibodaur, That the
town Collector proceed forthwith to collect
the unpaid taxes ofI8e2, said taxes being
reduced to two third, by a former Ordi-
nance.
Mr.. Hoffman offered Ordinance No 3
which was adopted article by article.
Mr.. Jordan offered Ordinance No A
which was adopted article by article.
Mr.. Jordan submitted Ordinance No 5.
which was read article by article and voted
upon as. follows Yeas:-H.s Hoffman, A.
Perrin, II. G.. Robichaux, II. d. Jordan,
j.. ID. Leblanc.
Mr.. Perrin offered Ordinance No which
was adopted article by article.
Mr.. Robichaux offered Ordinance No7
which was adopted article by article.
Mr.. Hoffman offered Ordinance No 8
which was adopted article by article.
Mr.. Leblanc offered Ordinance Nop which
adopted article by article.
On motion, meeting adjourned sine die.
ST. GRIsAMORE' Mayor.
Pc. LORI0, Secretary.
E-A A=A
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MILITIA NOTICE.

- EEA&E.H&EE &ZFHEe AsA H. mE
A meeting will be held at the Cour,
House. in the town of Thibodaux, on Tues
day December 5th. 1865, for the purpose
Of completing U company of volunteer
militia for this ward.
All. those who have joined our list, as
well as others who wish to do SO, are re-
qnested to meet punctually att o'clock,
?. N. It is necessary to complete y or
ganization MS Q d as possible, otherwise
the whole militia will be ordered out.
We hope that every citizen who desire
quiet and tranquility incur midst, will aid
Us in this undertaking. A timely organi-
Of good 3 may prevent much
trouble and confusion hereafter.
s. T..GRISAMORE, Captain.
P. E, LORIO, Ist Ii lieutenant.
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We are pleased to have it in our power
to state that our parish militia is now thor
oughly organized. Ordershave been issued
to every company to meet for drill on
Saturday, 10th. /, inst and every fortnight
hereafter.
Areyfew Of the I'd Battalion is ordered
for the 23d, at Raceland, and the lst, will
pc reviewed and inspected on the 25th inst:
at the Lafourche Crossing, both to be at
10 A.. N. Let every mar be at his post.
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5berifs QaIr.
Jules Lapene


Aman British ~ -;
GTATE OF LOUISIANA Third Juals
oDistrict Court, Parish of Lafourch..
BY vitue of a writ Of fieri facias to ia ii,
ed by the Honorable the Third District NJ
of the Parish of Lafonrche in the above eiISa
~cause,I will proceed to sell at public auStH
at the Court House, lii Thibodaux, La. !. Az n
urday, the sixth day of January 1866, at elss
o'clock, A. NJ. the following described pros
to wit:
lst A certain fractional Lot Of ground. NJ
ted in the town of ThibOdaux, Parish 1K
fourche, La. being Lot No two on d plan 81
division, made by J.. k. Gourdain, Suryey5
measuring forty four feet two inches on thsss
of lot No one, forty four feet three inches 81
side at Patriot Street. ferty four feet eleven M
es on lot No four and thirty nine feet
inches on Main Street. y D
I'D. Two other Lots Of ground, situated III
town of Thibodaux. parish aforesaid, being
numbers seventy-fve and seyentyrfonr, c3s
plans of said town, bounded North BIZ D3f
street, East by President street. South5by
numbers seventy nine and eighty, and Hss
lower Canal street, together with all ths aIS2
dings and improvements thereon pr apnef5kSd1
ing to said lots. a4 $500 u, WAX j, ~ sss
Seized in the above euik fsfk i, 49, 9 zNE
Terms Cash in u. s. Treasury notes. sss
dec 2. MATHURlN BOURG, ShcrfakE
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L%AFoURCHE MILITIA.
HID. QRs. LArouRcHn MILITIA,
Thibodaux, November 18th, 1865.
GEN. ORDERs No /.

GEN. ORDERS No J..
On assuming command ofthis Regimen
by direction of Gov. Wells. commander II
chief. it is proposed that I should state
that there is no intention of preparing foi
a conflict of arms, as in DAYS past. On t he
contrary, the objectnow is to resto re peace
and tranquility, and, accepting the chan
ges resulting from the late war, to protect
erery person in the enjoyment of his legiti,
nate rights.
Il becomes therefore, the duty of all
good citizen to lend his aid to the attain
ment of this end. and particularly satspres-
ent. when the federal troops are to be with
drawn from our parish, to serapnlously
abstain from and discountenance all ex-
cesses. NOW, more than ever, prudence and
moderation are required. with a view Of
verifying the proposition which we have
repeatedly advocated, that the southern
| white man is the true friend Of the freed
negro. Let US therefore. in all our relations
with the freedman be impartially just and
avoid to infringe upon any his rights. Let
US teach him that we have frankly accept
ed the change, and that we have determine
ed henceforth to work for the improve
ment Of his condition and tie moderation
of our own.
The freedmen's Bureau, under che di-
rection Of Gen, Fullerton, has nobly d.
rected its efforts to extirpate the false no.
tions which had been inculcated by a few
vicious men, and to a great extent has g.
r dicated the prevailing idea that The land
ed Estates were to be parcelled out to the
negroes. A few bad men still remain. who
seem to exert themselves to create dissen-
sions andsbreed i'll feelin betweenthe two
populations, by adhering 10 this false idea
and impressing it upon the nmind of the
freedmen. Even with such men deal with
moderation and counteryail their base
Vaccinations by truthful arguments SUBJ
United to the freedmen. Wise conduct on
the part of the white population, guided
by the lights Of prudence and discretion,
will Ger. ainly eradicate these evils effect
ually, and by the tima+we are restored to
our equal rights in The Union, we will be
prepared TO live together peacefully and,
it Is to be hoped, contentedly
To the full extent Of the authority con-
ferred upon me by law, | have resolved to
give effect to the principles above enun-
and shall not permit, so far as /
have control over the matter. any infringe
ments upon the legitimate rights of the
freedmen and hence / announce to alb
connected with the militia Of the
parish, and particularly to the officers,
that they are not to permit themselves,
under any circumstances, to take the law
In their own hands but that they are re-
auired to report each case demanding in
to the proper courts. that the
supreme Authority Of the law may have
effect, and lie fully recognized by both
LOUIS BUSH,
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Some arrangements. for the regular con-
veying Of the mails, should assuredly be
taken. For often Dosing the past month
especially, have the mails failed. If we are
not mistaken. the cause is. in the lack of
a. Irresponsible mail carrier between the
crossing and this place. No one feel this
inconve nience more keenly, than the kind
polite and complaisant gentleman who at
tends to the p. @. business in this place.
ThsBee and Times, by special arrange
ment OF their own, we suppose, are the
only daily papers that oome~ regularly.
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LOUIS BUSH,
Col. Lafourche Regiment Militia.

Tie field and staff ofthe Lafourchc Regi
.nent Of militia is composed Of the follow
ing. ofHhicers, viz:
Col: Louis Bash;
Lieut.. Col: Cleophas Lagarde
Major Octave Harang;
Adjt: Lewis Guion;
Sgt. Maj : Alfred St-Martin;
@. NJ. William H. Raglan
Surgeon E. L. Lashbrooke;
Assist. Surgeon. james Selby.
The commissions Of these officers are
in the hands Of the Colonel, as well as
those Of the line officers, and they are re-
quested to call for them without delay.
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LAFcURCHE MILITIA,

HEADQUARTERS, MIL1TIlor LOUISIANA
NEW Orleans. November z, 1865.
Special Orders No. /.
The officers commanding the militia o.
the parish Of Lafourche are hereby au.
thorized:
!. To call out the militia Of the parish
monthly if necessary, for parade, review,
or inspection.
=. To order out the militia in their re-
spective beats Us frequently as he may
deem necessary for organization, drill,
discipline. and any orther purpose.
.. To order out patrols in said parish
" maintain order, quiet and good police,
observing at oil times to avoid infringing
upon the rights of any person, whether
white or freedman. 4
4. TO authorize the formation Of yo-
iunteer companies Of infantry and caval-
~, to organize the same and 10 accept
their services, if necessary, for the pur.
pose Of patrol and police, either in COM
panIes or by companies as he may select.
D.. In case of any sudden and urgent
danger he Is empowered to call out any
portion Of his command into Immediate
service and to detain 1t until the necessity
ceases, or orders are received from these
Headquarters.
Q. A Court Of Assessment Is hereby Or
gained to consist of Lieut.. Colonel Gle.
ophns Legarde, Capt. S. e.. Grismnrc.
1nd II. Il. Michelet, members f.. w.
biake Judge Advocate, aud Thomas Rous-
gel Provost Marshal.
by command aof j. Madison Wells.
Soy. OF Louisiana and c~ommanderin-
chief.
VIM. MITHOFF.
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In THE TRACES AGAIN.-We cannot
though duly appreciating, the qualities of
those going out of ofice-help a certain
feeling Of satisfaction in seeing the Offices
in our midst, occupied, by the holders Of
yore. The people of the parish, seeing
Messrs. Mathurin Bourg, Gourdain, Allan
&c. ready to do every thin g in their line,
will almost forget, that q sad interregnum
of four years has taken place.
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Coral Nlms.

CoURT.-T'he Third Judicial District
Court will open its regular winter session
on Monday next. 4th.. inst: Hotel and
boarding houses, as well as other places Of
rejection, are preparing to receive the
Champions, who arc to offend public and
private interest, as we'll as their numerous
sequel Of necessary attendants. We look
for busy and stirring times.
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GUION ACADEMY.

AT q called meeting OF the Board of Di
%rectors of Public School, this 10th day o
November 1865. Present 81. r. Roman
aPresident, E. w. Blake, II. E. Leblanc
Al. Perrin, j. H.AFleetwood.
Absent:-R, DaJordan.
The Committee appointed at previous
meeting. submitted the following repor
which was adopted:
STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF
LAF0URClIE. So D
We the undersigned members of the
School Committee appointed blythe School
Directors Of the Guion Academy in and
for the town Of Thibodaux. Parish of La
fourche, to ascertain and report the approx.
innate amour Of probable expenses likely
to. be incurred for the efficient and sue
~cessfui carrying out Of said Invaluable Ing
stitut'on, about reopening and resuminy
its scholastic course of studies. do hereb-
make and return this our detailed account
and estimate ofthe forthcoming and reqni-
site ontlay us a basis for the assessment
and collection of a corresponding and adj
equate school tax and az the groundwork
OF the needful contract with the undertaken
OF the necessary repairs and supplier of
the school necssities.sto wit:
lst Fol the Principal teacher and SUI
perintednent One thousand dollars, first
assistant five hundred dollars, recond as
sistant five hundred dollars and third assis-
tant three hundred dolIlrs, making an ug-
g%reggate of $2300,00
I'd For fifty seats, already
made. thirty dollars and seventy
seats additional ono hundred
dollars. aggregate 10000
3dForTepairs to the delap-
idateddoors, windows and fNe-
place 1000
4th For two I50,0Jl
9TH Fortue1 durind the winter 1000
9th For acknowledgements I5D.0O
making thus an agregate of 1900. 90
All which is respectfully submitted and
signed, in the town of Thibodaux Novem-
Der 10th, 1865.
JOHN H. FLEETWOOD.
E, w. BLAKE.
JEAN JACQUES ROMAN, Chairman.
The resignation of Miss Julia Grisham.
second assistant al last meeting.
was accepted.
On motion duly made and seconded, Miss
Alice Grishamswas elected second assis-
Cant, to fill vacancy.
on motion Ut MIR. Leblanc, it was
Resotsed. That the regular meetings Of
ms Board pc held on the last Saturday Of
every month. at z O'clock, p. M.
On motion, Board adjourned sine die.
lSigned.) J.J. ROMAN, president.
Pc. LoEIo, secretary. sTss
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+. NJ. Hawthorn q s
VS.. H{ I244.
Bell g. Lallande

Bell & Lallande
&TATE OF LOUISIANA. Fourth
odiciul District Court, Parish of Assddss11
Etion. aE On
By virine Of a writ of feri facias 10 ME dill
ed by the Honorable Fourth District Court1
The parish OF Assumption, in the above enta1
canse, will proceed to sell at pilbsics Aactioag
the Court House, in the town Oh sThibodaux.
Saturday the Sixth day Or JauaarY 1885. MI
O'Clock. A. N. the following described prone
to wit
LIST 4 certain Sugar Plantation. situatedfn5
parish of Lafourche, on the right bank Of ba5
Laffonrche, at about Ave miles abOyes thes
of Thibodaux, MEASURING three arpent1 B
less front, by forty arbents in depth, aTES
double concession OF said tract and one w VI -
froat back of lands Of Joseph Paul Bourg,
ing a front at forty arpents OF four arperlts e.
or less by forty arpents deep. bounded abor6A
land of Soseph Paul Bourg, and below By
of the said vendors hereinafter described.
Sd. another tract OF land. situated at ei
arpents from bayou LaiOnrche, in the rear af
Mact first described and land of jean WeAeey
measuring two arpeiits and a quarter mort
less front on the southern line blythe dns
tehereto attached, being part of a certain III
o. land containing fifty nine superficial sarBSS
and is part of lot No 4 Of section AS towpsk3
Is range Is East. gss 1885,
81. Tie northern half of section So in Tom
ship 10. South range Is East. containing Il
hundred and twenty 8ll10O acres.
4th. Another tract Of land adjoininglan lbet
the tract firstly described. measuring one ai1e3
and six feet front more. or less ny eighty asp1sFFJE]
in depth according to existing lines. honndedE&
boye"by tue lands first described. subject u
reserve existing in favor of Mrs. Levers, cDnfss55<
in the original act OF pnrchace, and bei6g
bounded below by lands ss Jean Webre, togatl&f
all the buildings and improvements itef
On or In any wise thereto appertaining q, ~
9Th. Mules, Carts. Ploaghs, Geariagy FaluBt
Bay, Corn. Cows, Hegs, Elaeksmltk III
Carpenters tools &c. q full inventory 0,whiChl
will be made known on the day of sle,'
in Block. asse
Seized insth above suit.
Terms Cash in US. treasury Noreas
PHlLOGENE CANrREIIE, a
Dec g. CuToaer vi Ii
LNEE# No - MH&[H KW+
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About and around us, every thing looks
fine and promising. The weather has been
one Of the most favorable, to, be desired,
for raising the crops of the season. Rolling
is almost at an end, and /" rollers" are sa-
fisfed of the results and the price-the
latter though, is not satisfactory to con-
sumers.
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State of Louisiana.
TOWN COUNCIL or THIBoDAux.

The Mayor and Trustees of the. town of
Thibodaux, met this 10th, day of NoYen1a
Der 1865. Present:-The Mayor, S. +.
Grisarfore, Trustees r. u. Jordan, =. G..
Robichaux, j. D. Leblanc, III. Hoffman.
A. Perrin. Absent 81. II. Fleetwood.
The minutes of the two last meetings
were read and approved.
On motion Of MIR. Jordan, the following
preamble and resolution was read and a
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JOHN H. FLEETWOOD.
E, w. BLAKE.
JEAN JACQUES ROMAN, Chairman
Election Notice.

By virtue of al order of j. Madison
Wells, Governor of the State Of Louisia.
nna, bearing date, New-O rleans, La, No
vember thirtieth, 1865. an Election will BE-
held SATURDAY the 9th. day of Decem-
Der, at the different election precints, in
this Parish, for the purpose of elec,ine
one Senator for the Senatorial District,
composed of the Parish of Lafourehe. and
St-Charles, to fill q vacancy occa>ioned
by RESOLUTION Of the Senate Of November
3Otf, 1865, declaring the seat Of Joseph
Niooias' Senator for said District, to be
vacant.
The Election will be held in the same
places and by the same commissioners
as was the one of November 9Th, 1868.
Commissioners will keep the Polls q
pen from 9 o'clock a. M.s to 4 o'clock p.
H.. and make due refunrst ia this Office
according to law.
N. BOURG Sheriff
of ihe parfSh t,f L ii. Mr. To-
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GU1oN AcADsMT.-As announced in
our last issue, this Institution opened, or
the Both, ult. after q protracted and forced
vacation. t
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ELEcr1oN.-An election will shortly
be held to fill vacancy Of Senator's seat,
from Lafonrche and ST. Charles. Maj, John
Nelson, elected already once, is again be-
fore the public, as candidate for the office.
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DIED

On r lesday. Nov. 2Sfh. 1865. at her fathers
resid. nc !, in Tlibodaux. Mrs. FANNIE HOLDEN,
wife of S. Goode. aged % years.
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Suddenly, to-day at BALI past s O'Clock, p. "
at his residence, A. B. EAGlN, aged 43 years.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-11-11
MESSAGE No. l.
ExEcUnvH DEPARTMENT, 9. G

October -, 1865.
To the Honorable tie Senate, and Rouss
Of Representative 4
GESrLEMsS You have convened, II
extra session, by order Of The late copl
ssntiooi for the purpore Of conAiderinf
shs new and extraordinary condition OF
our State. and providing, BY wss and
proper legislation, Tor the welfare and
bsst interests Of South Carolina. A.
Provisional Governor Of the State, and
10 the absence Of the recently elected
constitutional Executive, I consider !,
my duty 10 addfess you oa the present
occasion and recommend to your cousid.
ssatton such nneasures %, in my judg.
i,sss, the interest and welfare OF tks
S.Ate require.
Although I have not the honor Of dsi
irving my authority, - Chief Executive
OF the Stats, from you, or the people Of
Sonth Carolina, yet can ASSURE yop.. in
oil sincerity, tha& no eonstitutionst %
ernor Of the State has ever hads =
tsrssts, your honor and Property ayO!6
st heart, or has ever devoted his tine
and energies more exclusively aud heal.
odsiy to vhst be AousstIy believed would
best promote the welfare and happiusss
OF tho State.
Alter the tssmiastion Of our recent die
asssoss snd rdfno6s sxuggls with the
Federal Government, il pisassd the Pres,
idsut Of the United States 70 select me,
without my knowledge, o. Aay solici,a
t,Sn on the part Of my fflsnAs for the
high and responsible position which
nov bold 10 organize StsiA Gossrn
meet for South Csfofina, and have her
restored TO ell her esviI and political
rights - . member Of Tho Fed dssal u Mon.
fslt deeply the delicate responsible lily Of
the station TO which 7 had bssn called,
and wss fearful ihst. In oSeyhg The or,
dsss and carrying ost the policy Of the
FEDERAL Go sessment,I should rot bs
able 10 protect the S,irs asd nave the
people from "0njSss sxscii6h Aod oppssss
Ion. Bot, snost fortdhstsiy, the wiss,
generous snd msgnaniinods policy Of
President Johnson towsrds the Sout bern
Ssates HIS sDsbisd he 'tb 10 both, and,