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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03
Gen Geo. w. Morgan.
lFrom the CHICAGO Times.

Th,4a are few who have entered npon
public discussions OF political questions
in this country who make their points
more plainly than General Morgan, the
Democratic candidate for Governor Of
Ohio. Always observing the proprieties
ofdiscussion, he is yet Il bold and effect
i've speaker In late speech debating
the propricty of taxing Government
bonds. he made the subioined disclosure
majority of purchasers ofour securities:
Capital did not come to the aid OF the
Government, but in the hour Of need 1T
forced the Government to pay nsury.-
But you say that money was necessary;
that money must be had or the rebellion
triumph. Granted. Aud it is of that |
complain The country was in strug-
ole for its existence, and the men who
owned money took advantage of the
Gnyrrpmeut. not sin, ,.or ten, or twenty
per cent. but by paying gold they
bouuht the bonds of the Government at
thirty and forty cents on the dollar, and
then made the Government pay usury on
the whole amount But not content
with this enormous profit, these money
CHANGERS demanded yet more. They
forced the Government in its hour OF
need To consent to exempt their capital
from taxation-that is, exempt property,
and throw the burthens OF the Govern
meut upon labor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03

How THE POPE LIVES M English
Catholic journal state that the stories
ofthc Porc's extrTagance arcwillfnl and
wicked eyaggerations. His PERSONAL ex-
p,uses for carriages, stables, tc., do not
amount to seventy scudi co dollars) a
month. His own table cost. one scudi
a dav. and all he spends returns to his
people, as luxury is unknown to the Pa.
nal court, and the Pope'S OWL tastes and
habits are those of priest II the most
modest pretcnsions.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03

SOLDIERS BoUNTIEs.- lc Second
Controller Of the Treasury has decided
that in order to entitle soldiers when
discharged for wounds to the whole of
their bounty, as if they had served their
full term. as provided 10y section !. act
of March 3, 1865" the wound or wounds
for which they were discharged must
have been received during the term OF
enlistment which they were serving ont
when discharged. 4 discharge for pre-
existing disability or for a wound reuei}-
ed in service under previous enlistment
does not bring the soldier within the H..
tent of the law
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03
Expedition Among the Endinue

FT. LARAMIE, Oct. 1-Gen. Conn. no
turned yesterday from the Powder Riyr
Indian expedition. His column viii be-
here in six days The result OF the cam
paign is four pitched battles with the
Cbeyenncs Sioux and Arranahocs, with a
loss on our side of Capt Cole, of the 9th
Michigan, and 81 men killed and wound
cd. Indian loss is 400 or 500 killed and a
large number wounded, entire dcstrue-
tion of the village Of the Arrapahocs aud
capture of 500 head of horses and mules
The Arrapahocs acknowledge the loss OF
G3 OF their braves in one battle, and are
now coming in to make peace. II Is
thought however, that the Sioux aud
Chevcpncs are not half whipped, and
that not less than 1900 men should he
stationed at Fort Conner, aud the cam
paign he continued in the winter C!G-
2rns are now fearful that the Sioux and
Chcyenncs will come back on the road
and Interfere with the mail and te'y
Graph TIE expedition has been mad.
under most embarrassing Circumstance.
Not pound of stores intended fox tn.
expedition arrived in time for use I'll,
troops are mutinous. claiming to he dis
charged because the rebellion has ceased.
Regiments were ordered to he lustrr,.,
ont almcSt rs rapidly rs they arrived or
nlainS
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washington News.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2.-Perry Walker,the
first rebel Secretary of War, is very ao.
tive in pushing his claims for pardon.
He had an interview with the President
yesterday l-s it'
All offices of Provost Marshals i'll Fair
fax county, Virginia, opposite Wash
ington, have been abolished for the frs
time since the evacuation of Manassas.
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The Geld gu-,4

roSd NEW W 3 3oRk, Oct 2-Thr quotation g..
sotG To-Day have ranged from & sf.,,' -, ..' W
% sl,44t closing at the inside oIat,,. ,.t,t or
proposals are ont for the ne,r i I IInl''''u.
amounts am. to fifty millions. and u;i r2,p' 1t
.san slsI OF o.eO bonds at one hundrs5 GiI con, CON
est notes at par, and inteyaatp , p?und inter
OF Indebtedness, "u certificates
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03
Political Canvass in Mississippi--Thc
Negro Question in that state.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-The IIerald's Jack
son. Miss, correspondent says the pOlitl-
cal canvass in the State appears to have
produced queer issues. The salient tea-
lures of the Republican and Democratic
platforms elsewhere, seem to be wanting
i'm Mississippi. The negro comes to the
surface there as elsewhere, but the pcO-
nle are more anxious to make hlm work
than to give him the right OF voting
The planters fear an emigration of their
colored laborers to the large towns where
more lucrative employment can be had,
and in falling i'll this employment they
anticipate that the negro will become a
vagrant, and rely on the State for sup
port Accordingly they urge that an act
Of Congress should he passed 10 permit
the cotton growing States to make such
laws as will compel the nee 10 work
tor stipulated wages ana ar stated
lengths of time. Our Jackson corrcSpon-
dent states that the candidates who adj
vocate this course will undoubtedly he
elected. and that no man who argued
AGAINST it would have the slightest
chance in the State There isabsolutc'y
10 discussion on the suffrage question
the feeling is so strong against II that no
one ventures to argue; per contra the
editor Of the MissiSsippiaU, who >ns9rst
eel that the Legislature was bound 90
admit negro evidence i'll the law courts,
met with such storm OF opposition that
ne was compelled at once to take hacI,
and cat his own words.
Reports are very prevalent of cfueltics
practiced ON freedmen by their former
masters wherever the military are with
! drawn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03

INVITED To MoND-lhe knight
Templars of Richmond have invited the
fraternity in Boston to visit theml next
month and partakeof n banqIet Shonld
they accept they viii also be given a
banquet in passing through Washington
by the Columbia CommandeH.
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horrible AGairina "a Georgia CAurch-
Nine Pcrson- KILLED.

THE Rome (GaorGia) Courier Otithc Z ia
SAYS: On Sunday. August 27th, two
citizens of Pickcns county, nameh GRAY
clIy and Nallv. vent to church during
The hour Of preaching, and called two
men ont of the church. against whom
they had an old grudge. The -hen re-
fusiuo to come ont, Gravelly and Nally
went in. drew their pistols, aod com
menrrd shooting. They shot several
times. and killed. one man and mortally
wnupt,d lady before the dcSVeradOeS
conId ha forced to desist. On Nednes-
day follow ing Lieut.. Harper, OF Company
c.. of the Doth Indiana, with three men
and three citizens of Cartersville, went
In Pirhrns couuty for the purpose Of ar
RESTING trayclly and Nally. They found
Grayclly. his three sons and Nally. all IN
Nally's house. thoroughly armed and
prcparrd 10 resist an arrest Messrs.
Smith and Collins, rs they were citizens,
went 10 cntreat them TO surrender. As
thoy approached the door both were
shot and killed. il was about o'clock
at NIGHT. \ general fight onsued. last
ing nearly half an hour. Two OF the
daspcradncs being then dead and third
mortally wounded, the other two rushed
out oftie house and attempted to escape
by running. One was killed, and the
other saving he would never surrender,
ATTEMPTED to shoot one Of the soldiers,
and was himself dispatched with bay
gpgt
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@Rs@@

TIE Lynchburg RpaJlica, contained
call few days since for a meeting of
the ladies of that city to prepare a memo
rial to the President in behalf of Mr. Da-
Wis The military commandant of the
district has published an order that no
such meeting will be permitted vvgy,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03

THE local department Of the Detroit
papers are filed with accounts of the
most daring burglaries, robberies and
other outrageous crimes committed in
that city and vicinity. which the police
seem DOW crless to prevent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03
From South CaroIinn-AdoaI;On ~ i!I,
New Consiituticu-tdiou diournurut C;
IEC Convention.

New York. Oct. 2.-Advi,., from
Charleston to the Goth September are
received The South Carolina ccuvyn-
tion passed the constitution. with some
Sigh; amendments, on the 26th GA
the following day thc convention adj
ioumod, after passing resolutions COM
plimentaTy To Hon. ID. s Wardlow the
President. by the constitution the right
of voting is given TO every white man
OF full age who has been two years a citi-
zen of the State and vino Is not pauper
nor a non commissioned officer or private
soldier in the army nor seamen or marine
of the navy of the United States An
amendment introduced by Gen Conner
confers the right to vote upon European
cmmigratS who have declared their III
tcntiOns OF becoming citizens of the
United States two years previous tn The
day of election and have resided six
months in the election district The first
election for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor will be held in conjunction
with the elections to the General Assem-
bly, on the third Wednesday of the present
month. 4 request was signed hy all the
members of the conventica To induce
Col. J. l.. Orr to announce himself rs a
candidate
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03

A LONG RDE.-John McCunckey.
Esq, lately rode two thousand miles on
horseback-from Placerville, California,
to Nebraska City-without changing his
horse-a Spanish roam gelding-or losing
single horseshoe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03
W7FELING REGISTER
.,1-rsnAy MORNING. o0IoDL
.ir sminn'nrl.
r''s New York yesterday at

Gold closed in Nc"
sr,44t. General Briscoe, of the
Brevot t,Driyania, D[ly. commanding post at
lO9th ,.Parc. rery' ondA. W. Lackoy' OF M"Ssa-
chuse's arrested by Gen. BakH.s de
ave D. On charge ofrobbing the omar
tecI.t te.ters safe of largo amount BTis-
.ea ' was caught in the act and ne ana
eo9 ,,oomnIics.w were sent TO the old cap
itol prison to await their trial. IL
''Il rnI simpson, OF the engineer CORPS
,none on tour of iu8pectiouorer the
Kansas branch ofthe Pacific raiIroFf
sson saturday last a a game OF base bali
IS nlaved on Boston Commons for the
championship of the State. between the
u,vard and Lowell clubs res%lilng IN
favor of the latter.
left Davis has been removed IRON 'l'
.oscmato prison at Fortress Monroe TO
Carroll Hall.
The South Carolina Convention assoc
tbe new constitution, on tha 26th and
~ the following day adjouroea The
first election for Governor. Lie7trn'p'
Governor and Asscmblymcn viii h' 'e''
on the third "Wednesday Of .hs month
HRev. DR.. Welner, OF Philadelphia VIII"
vent South at the heSinhin" Of th" WI,
created quite a sensation by making hS
appearsnce among his old congregation
on Sunday last, and attempfiUg TO oiisi-
ate in the communion service.
General Woods, commanding in Ala
hama. has ordered Che arrcsi ofllIe Epis
copal Bishop, and forbidden thr clergy
ofthat church from exercising the tUur-
tiops Of thcir Offices Cor NOT praying tor
the President
The war still continues iH South !
America. and it, estimated tnat there
are II30O1 men under arms.
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Ready-Made Clothing,

And We arc selling these goods A. low as any
other house In the trade, without any exception.
Our connections with tie East arc such that
we are able 10 olor SUPERIOR INDUCE
MENTS to parties In need Of goods In our line
We shall spare no paias to maintain our repu.
tation for keeping the largest anost and cheap
est stock OF goods In our hDe In the city, 20
which we invite tho attention Of CLOSE BUY
ERS. We buy exclusively for Cash.
RSpeoial attention given 10 the huing oi
UrKEORn QUITS
Made to order on short notice.
my9-6m A M ADAhs I" Y"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03

IN the Recorders Court of Chicago, on
Tuesday last, no less than fifty persons
were sentenced for various crimes, from
petty larceny to manslaughter This
exhibits a rather deplorable state ofmor-
ais in the Western metropolis. l---.
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-rv Cv.yfcrs forJcG.p-vi.

FuBTuTs- MONROE. Oct. 2--Jeti. Davis
was moved this morning under a strolg
g guayd nom lis CaSemate prison e. the
quarters assigned him in Carroll Hall
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03

GovERNcR PERRY, Of South Caaolina
has issued a proclamation for the organi-
7aiion of a militia force in the State, to
act under the direction of United States
District and sub-district commanders,
each militiamen to be of good character,
and to have taken the oath Of allegi-
ance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03
FURNISHING COOP

Is richly assorted. Bsing exclrslvolv IN the
Clothing Bualness we can furnish tho shove to
better advantage 70 dealers AID ON better terms
than can be had elsewhere,
We have the most complete stock aud largest
assortment of goods OF any house m our limo In
the city.
We are selling goods lower than any other
house in tho city as we bought our goods when
gold was at the lowest.
We have q large stock OF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-03
CUSTOM WORK,

Consisting of French. German and Domeeu
Cloths, of al grades and colors, French, English
and American Cassimsres, silk, Cashmers and
Marseilles Vestings, White, Fancy, Linen
Travelling and Flannel Shirts, Cnder Shirts an
Drawers Scarfs Ties, Suspendsrs, Handker
chiefs, Socks Gloves Gauptlets aud Collars
Travelling Bags and vslises &C., &c. Our de
partment Of
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When win If ErJy

sohrsoDY ought 70 H. 'JrrI .ho sccre!arv or War
shat the rebellion has ceased, aud IRA. tho excr Sc
81 arbitrary power on bis part q no lau.er -cpr,.
rte for tho public safety. To clos.aso. Fo.tr
Theatre, "by order Of tho Secretary NJ War" 80
sutrely too strong an odor Of lrlpe.al's.a 90 at
republican notions in this country. wh, .NclIi
FoED 30 debarrsd f.oln ibe benefits of his proo.
Htyr It's true that Preston, LlScsLN YVES niur.
dered In the said theatre, but Form va, u, iu,nli
Gated 10 the act, and we fail to see ~hy he shoil
Dc deprived Of the use Of hls building, srrrlv
because an strocous event occurred IA il. n
Sscrctary STANTON wants tue ,hcatr- to remain
unoccup!ed because Of the tragedy, he slou.d
sther buy H. or ray the proprietor proper rental
" secure control Of IT, There rnsy 10 = question
Of 'asss about re opening NE theatr-. u. tl,ti,s
matter concerning only the propr c.or and tie
public The action OF the Secre.ary u War is An.
osher ara e, and most important as additional
evidence OF disposition ~ continue his a-itrsry
policy. Notwithstanding the trm'r-tion oc III.
war; he seems TO forget that the lohellion is gun.
pressed, and arbitrary acts no longer nec~rl a.
Iepress obstrcperous Ind Vdualp Itlsou i.rtre
shat MI srArros realized tho changed condition OF
srsirs The people have grown tired Of this dicfa.
nrihi management Of the war Secretary and as
10 impossible 10 dosrrminn " what leug.b he ,..u
run IN this course, II would he vol .pr ia. P-,s
dent 10 put bit in hi, mouth.
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The Locust piagu-.

Tho foNovino, from a lci.'r rom the vic o,
dum,n, gives an scsoun, Of The playa, q lo:1sts
in syna:
" dldkd, Nor IS 1 think YOU viii b. In.
w'eF,cd 70 feaf about the swarrns II locus.5 vhcA
have Wis Tel Nc whole Of Palestine AID ne Lava
nyn' Ahq Ua'cr, | fear vii lclvo ! ttile food frS
man or BEAST Early "a last month tic locus:r irst
hpTeArei' and IN su"h myil ads, that on locking
Mrou-h TIC ts escgpc they sesrct Ike a dense
~. 81 snow m huge GLOW Hskt,, as fr ~ tho
cyot GO ~ r'ach' aud cnut'~u.l o- -ycc"s 20 cover
ne whole and. with tic crccnHoa of q q all Dor
no. We ar very thank, that iu ou- txu iit,i,
Nilases, aud Tor irH ta les arHu.', 10 lle4r.s
Aigrtei. EverT eveniu tic town 81 OF 's,i to 20
around and cell olt "Ncn. women and o ll.Cp
dnve away tie lcCus, aul Ac who dis. c7s
aNCU eli ircnt'..our hours in rri.,..
AMI psy fne.' u. shouting ar4 drum. b., the
Prpr irifhttu away son" 90 the swarm t1 Llrder
ito.n Rom ror.'lnE * p. TaDn, . .ortr'sa,
iaes' 'iO'Isust wa Issued lrat every .a.i.
yiduAl must lrus mcAsurc Of .Ocusts' oyxs n
INC otra{ho t. lie ut, sBo Do Yst va 30 cou.I IA
tst.cr muat Ia. Nc.t snare. s. locu5. eges we're
all NJ q h.gu Price, aud Gualiy lurut. TOO led,
tAns ordt rcd vas see tUrwa .ou 0l l.itlc tleals.
into wl.th the yovu- laIva nov lat-L. d and en-.
ing voiaciodsly! % q, be cl ss,d AUD lear Ell IN
misht. Tic ~ of locust is iat grgiifts Ua, ara.
tyrths WIZ 81 O. er ,l.I,s nd o.. g. .-,..l IA
.tl'aL' veg lew conn ata,.yc'y, can 10 kulg, aud
le'' tae Iaui VIII 'vltr srcyuuIy. rue To-. as
have nor tu., lcIe fog twenty ys,rs la,a, apd
tte visit lgw IS lly lsd o. owrI. % TIC vtr-
IA Lea winter WE hnt. ~ , hue, and is gone 10 inset
D-oad P.aha, tlt Governor Of Lels4o.. No =
comirg to-iay. The oouIuv rs ID more settled
trniTont Il ,ht YES nc L-5aI5 D. ever had. lie
malfF"s g. Keep BE- pt-.' ts'a's4 SO hostile
" .A'tes' u OIL. cs and e s..1 ,b. .itv,rg s.rtyt
shI luht tom st-1iN, y, 90 CJ4rs D.
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Harris aud Mccullough.

These NO . arrested in Washington. ~ mentlone 1
in d'p-'eh IN "oudsy's ST. were mo-. mal,gni II
an' bitter -,lc' Hsr7.F U7- ne ofthc .p' Woke 4
men IN tie Coincide '.e Ioryice. T. issiL '-Cv,-
lo'.n wee 20 -ne.y islf rot G.. ni.stry d. CO .i.
On 80 iegy 0d remained IN thst poi iui' until th,,
WIN OF 1872 hhgu he tuddCu.' dielI = 81, and
NaA u''t beard Of IN Richmond. His el.c ion 10 The
the time. lis opponent Sas rloi,sfsr " 49,
,hpia ScnerallT acknowledged 10 be al oh q man.
Jus unfortunately iOT himself ANA the Col,ic 4
L'il'i lun, Mccullough. being moro Ortho,o OK was
ot';cd' When lie ran away TO Richmond be h2eaiap
We need o. tie Cl61llcal turo.u u this Office h.
WepG.cd iNIsulale comp UAds, which NCIe " lc
ustl ior Inc des,rlctOn OF acE Nols suI OtAer
PORTER. cityS and SHOW el to1dgc ID rho' W.'h
bel e iasr- Tor he Lo,tyuct!on o. tit WC..,. a,d
culiuitn q the North. AZ an tdVentulrt, ulsurupl-
lnu' tlcAchcDrs, and rcadv 10 serve lry t-utt .or
PN' nc II VlU NJ the most do ortHhe chaiagtcia
Drought out B., &c .plg.i4u
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Military Convention.

Boston. J'yll.--A Convention Vi the Adiutant-
Gee & fine LOYAL States cti,.iav, IN the s,n'te
Chamber ui he S.nte House. GcusrI y. a. Baker.
OF lows. uIs chosen pr,ti1e1; Tho ro OF members
pIt. eat va cal el - follows Gems. s. 10 den, #
Name load, q New Hrmpsh.re; WOODLANDS Il
Vermont sohoa'os, Of Aias.schuttts; Mou.an Of
Rhode Island Nartc. OF C1rucc.lcut Eugel Of
le Lsylyan's, BEN. ul Mt.. 4Ibu; FiufpY1t, ~
West Vtraiuia. L'ntsrt, OF hcufucLy. BAKER, OF
lct A; hn7e 90, oi meas.
C0innut cations we've ft eived from the Adutsut-
i''Ht taiF O inuth .a hIrHt4ftU Ht-r.. tag tie 2
EaHil'f 70 Pc p CHt1 ~ tpIf'.f 90 ot ufrUai -
Tie busiugHs at homc. A ditu.,t h from di.iant
Gene q. Is. hoo Of Arkgnsss. ,t,ied thnt he All
its This civ tent. 4 letter Nas tead rom
'et' -, scc.mpau~lGg hica uass copy OF The mil
l'a iA' O.! at -sAic sd s.a.e'a,r.s IN Iest1u to
g., Fprl Ie.
iol. denrv Lee, late Of GOV Andres's s,afr, in .r-
rc!dancc vita n invitation read clur pgapATeI
ptlEr apJi Mlii. system, shoAt the fc.ui's Of
A. "Tnmhhtoh1 81 he rlcus Of tfn toutcers oi the
RrIunhc and Of mii,sty men ri..oe that time. aud
tuf ~ o., Iot 'f encati..s bl0wlng out of n d.,
cEi"firn,c during ~ present Va,
.ion. Lilt7.y, CT x ntu. a., moved the snnoint-
~ a. ul conn tttcC OF nvO tO usLlowiize { agre
o. tie ful.tci u RI nplei mill laF GEM lind
So, v s't pirnt, ode s1n, kuss,i anu Berry wefe
app nntei CO tI c1u'fhittee.
tsns. Ando -0n, llOIsou. add Iierpont we're an
Unint1c tgnGlttcc rst.tivc 20 tie .rro f-reut N
The hdiutHnt ,uoIas 81 the tsSva y atof o. NJ a-
sion sfenis.
tsns. :, rlcr Msuran snl L nds.y we've .nr,ipt.
60 CORN itte 20 sure f.u'n thc re- nsnartsnett
muster rOle an co tiied picr Of fu,h iols 20 IT,
a. ]Hl.'u M The Ada ant Genera . o. ceI OF tire scv-
cr-i stAiei. Ihe CONVENTION sdiJuIned 70 Wedpc,-
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Ien md III. l.rslish FrIen.,-.

w. since to hre.k king OUT OF .lo rebellion
O. arf Dr.. uer'a ousy divided is f,yorl
h.,s,l" boo lc.s's A.. tbc L.ion's..--.iy.nr tie
.ru.r ra.-..' 90 all ,la later the a,ivice
TIC oI.r having c0Il,i..i, tac fssors h.
G..F. rn'pa by r..isnd iay, OF course ceased.
tH'.' r'f.." 20 H' oh 5, generously con.n-
ucd. 20 whole 2 t.si pres, o. oy,.y political
sls .' ' now in stale VI t7o tlo,i anxious so.ic.
tuao With rcr'rd to what d nsit.on our Govern
mort shall mako 81 J-.s, DAVIS Juasing from
The tome 70. these paHonz.a, Journals, one woiii
suppose that 'he rli,sd States .s national minor
ant hat Fl-lanl 7 ''s lulg spp5i4'ol guardian.
They seem 60 iase It Or Ersutol sbn, ,ur Govern
m'.' IS lot competent to pass upon DAVIS case.
'aD 'l,hou' nro .rammc ls rrc?-rat i.1 its &C..
son b. Elo'an', some Alarming h'Ul e, viii be
committed. Now VIZ have no Object. to
y A. ErF' ''.'"tr'' '0r to rsr'7ua well
-" &" lurr. n'v.' o. 49, r'"-9-y We mr.,
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eordanoe with the system which has proven 20
suoce'sful elsewhere, there is no reason way they
nigh, not lccono useful an respectable citizens.
Instead Of grsd lating-b'rdened crirninals-eror1
he rotnla or B'1ckv.lrs TIand A system Of
cJmpnsofy attendance nt school IL absolutely re.
qHted in ih!s city, and re SCORER " is adopted
the latter Tor society 81 lsrgc Tho time hsa come
Tor taking advanced gr5und upon educational
qi9stons. II" nov era ~ pr.sress which hiss
j 81 egun require t AID the inleresls Of the
people ifnpera; VII m1li IL. W1,tevcr is cai
oulsicd D. proven. crime should now receive at
hn lor. We s-t lisirg u AL aye Of reform and
must keep pace WIZ nc general alvsnce'ao,L
Bduosi or 10 the ioun. Ation, 40 worry SQUIRE ri
Al, moral alt political 81 rhisnne.'. sui
un.l @ .r So srl s'y d.dnse1 a. to embrace I'll
oia'sc' within i's ilf.'- e. Ignorance viii s.N D.,
: tented 10y Ito Lex ua.o fri.s-yics md cr,7e.