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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

PnlIApEIrnfA. seps PA number Of Gov.
eminent vessels we're advertised to be cold ., the
Navy Yard to-day. The sstepdspce vas not
large. and eleven steamers we're vitAdrswn. For
several there we're no bids; for others the price.
offered we're not sufficient TO warranu their sale.
On those disposed of. the bidding vas very spsi
ted, particularly on the Santiago de Cuba The
following vessels we're sold at the prices named
The screw TUG Glover vac purchased by II Win
son & Son, tor IS, 100; the wooden side sheel
steamer. purchased by ) @. Wheeler, for si37.
200; the wooden side wheel steamer santiago de
Cuba, purchased BY N o Roberts. for sos. 900;
the IRON screw propeller Bermuda vas purchased
By W. =. Wells 4 Co, for SCI 600
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

EEw YoEK. September 81.
Cotton easier and 10 moderate demand At 45c
for middliDg
Flour 5dIOc better and more doing, ct a.
1907 S. for extra State S. 50@s IS Tor ezra
round hoop Ohio. and IS s09lO IS for trade
brands. market closing firm
Whisky dull At 81 81.
Wheat active aud l@2c better at ST. 524
l % ter Chicago spring and Mlwaukee clue,
81 63@l o. for amber Milwaukee. 80 % Tor
winter red western, and . 2O@2 25 for While
State
Rye steady. Barley quiet. Barley malt quiet
at :! 50. Corn la2; better; e0Ge9 for un-
SOUND end 9O@9ic for sound mixed western
aAOat; ylc for high mixed nearly yellow. 0so
lie better for sound; white sound are heavy and
declining, at 56G57H for sound new and old
western.
Wool dull
sngsr steady; Cuba MuscOvsdO l2k@l5c.
and l4l4c for Porto Rico; Havana l3Ql4.
Coffee I5@I5. Molasses Gull. Rice dun.
Hops steady at 4O@45 for the crop OF 81 and
$4,000 for that OF 65.
Petroleum firm at 361@37c for crude. 70
for refined in bond ana 1882 for refined
free
Pork is Gull: ssI 37HQ32 50 for new
mess closing at S32 371s cash; s3l O0d3l 50
for 90 GA do cash AID regular way, S26 009
20 % Tor prime, aud So oOd2y 10 Tor prime
mess Plain mess beef g. 50@l2 90. extra mess,
81 D0@l4 50; beet hans dull at 3Olsc. Cut
meats steady At l5@l9c for shoulders and
lyd22l5c for hams Bacon dull
Lard :rm at 24@2s51c.
Butter irmer at 25@36; for Ohio and Sc
@46c for State. Cheese frm at IL q i6kc.
INV YORK nosEr MARKET.
NEW YoRK. September 81.
Money steady al 5@5 per cent call leans.
Sterling exchange firm AZ l0y3<@Ii0 fos
first class bills.
Gold frmer opening Al 81 1875 and closing
at Il AL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

Alabama state Cenventton.
MoSrsonKRY, Sept. ls-On Saturday the
Chairman of the Committee on the Ordinance
Of Secession, and Rssoluions Of the Convention
of 1861. reported as follows:
All ordiuaHces resolutions and proceedings of
the Convention Of 1861. and 30 much of the Con-
stitatioa adopted in said Conventios as cooficts
With the Constitution Of the United States, is de.
clared null and void
The ordinance was made the special order for
Wednesday
The COMMITTEES on the Abolition OF Slavery
reported an ordinance, which WIS N ade the spe
cial order for to day. e,r
Other reports Of local interest were submit
ted
A resolution was offered instruc,ing the Com
mtree on Federal Relations 70 memorializs the
President respecting the action of the Conveu
ton. and desiring the people to give cordial sup
port 10 his administration, and in view Of the
action Of this Convention and the loysl people,
the President be requested to proclaim general
pardon and amnesty to ali persons not included
in the proela u tion Of the 10Th of May last The
resolution was referred to the Csmmittee On Fed
eral relations
The business ef ;he Convention Was fully CON-
menced to day.
The Times Montgomery special of the 18th
says: The Convention met to-day.
a resolution offered that the President ap-
point q Committee of Ave 10 prepare petition
for the pardon Of lei Davis, procure the sigma
lures of the Demberc, and forward it to the
President of The United States as early 8. prac-
tlcable, was referred 10 = committee.
liz was resolved that all amendments to the
Constitution OF a general character, except sla-
very. be referred to the people at the next gen
erai election. Resolution referred
The ordinance aeolishing slavery was taken
up and a lengthy discussion ensued
The Committee on Election reported an ordi
nance fortbe election OF congressmsn and State
officers in November
member fron Mobile moved an amendment
which ordered the municipal election Of Mobile
TO be held the frst Monday in December, and
the Legislature TO meet on the third Monday in
November. Agreed to
The ordinance abolishng slavery was post
poned without debate
MONTGOMERY. Sep, 20 The Convention to
day adopted resolution requesting the Provi-
siOnsl Governor to call cut the militia in each
conaty. 10 suppress the disorder asd iawlessness
which exists in many counties.
Anordnsnce for the abolition Of slavery was
debated upon at length, and the further consid
Grafton postponed till to- morrow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

MARRIAGE LICENSES --Licenses were issued
10 the following parties to join in fhe holy bonds
OF wedlock. by the County Clerk, during tho
past week
William Hukns and Lucy A. Wolford.
Frederick A. Wick and Mrs Catherine Mani
hards.
Roland NJ Smith and Lucinda II Murphy.
John G. Locke and Mary T. Briggs
John Il. Brennan aud Sarah 9 Perrott.
Francis Chamberlain and Mrs Frances Nc
Crav.
Hiram n Underwood and Clementine Fair
childs
Silas A George and Melvina Clifford.
John a Wilkins and VIVA King.
Robert Barnhill and Sarah < Whitsell.
William p. Boyd aod Mary A. Wilkes.
John Cantano and Harriet + Mitchell.
Henry Veuable and Phebs Harris (colorsd)
tyson Wise and Martha W foods.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

sr rELxsxAFn.
Cincinnati Market.

CIncISs<Tt, Scpte naber Il.
Flour dull supeFfns s. IS.
Wheat frmer At 81 80 for prime old red and
81 % for prime lev red. Corn unchanged st
esc Tor strictly sound ear. Oats in good demand
al 429421Sc in elevators. Rye dull af 9Oc for
new ard Csc for old. Barley dull and prices
nominal.
Provisions 6rm
City mess pork held at $50. but <3l Vas the
best rates offered. Bulk meats firm Is, sides
lIc and clear sides lsc Bacon tendiag upward
ls@ le14c for shoulders, ls7< Tor sides,
and 2lc Tor clear sides.
Lard IL not offered. small safes of prime city
mixed at lsc; prime country sold st 265<
Groceries hrm and in good demand at full
prices.
Butter 32@35c. Eggs %.
Lnseed oil al 60
Cheese leQIo1x.
Flax seed So o.. Timothy seed 81
Gold 81 43L
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22
Latest from Havana.

NEW YohK. Sept. 2l-The news received to
day from Havana is TO the 18th
A royal decree orders that the army in Cuba
shall be reduced to the same position as before
the campaign in San Domingo This would
imply denial to the statement that Spain wa.
still determined to reconquer the Dominican
Isle.
The Diarom La Marina declares. though with
out giving official news. that the Island OF Cuba
owes to Spain, SIS. 600. 900: in 1920 the debt
amounted to SI67 900 900.
The news from Havana includes nothing fur
Their from Mexico. there having been no late ar
rivals from Vera Cruz
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

II Last evening. sgreeably to previous as-
nonncement, the brilliant Billiard Tourna nent
of the season came off AZ the First National. or
adopts, amateurs and spectators generally
not less thar two hundred persons were present.
Specimens of skill frequently exhibited
during the evening, that would have done real
credit to the reputation OF & Berger, Dereuis
seaux. or any other man in the business.
Under the admirable management Of Supern-
tenden: Wright, everything was done deeently
aud in good order.
Refreshments entirely recherche were politely
set forth by the experienced Ben Inwalle and
James Eyes. Ample justice was done the abun-
dance of good things az literally supplied.
At late hour all quietly departed. happy to
meet sorry to part, and h4ppy to meet again.
Long live the First National
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

INV York, Sept. 2l-The Richmond Wing
says: Another meeting to establish the Great
National international Express Company was
held on Tuesday evening, at which were the
rebel Generals Echols, Heath, Davis, Barton and
Moore besides maRy other rebel officers of lesser
grade.
Gen. Echols expressed the object Of she enter
prise. in ths course OF which he said that
the disabled and worthy OF both the late armies
being employed in the managing and work
ing department Of the Company would eoncili
ate both sections, the South because she loves to
see those disabled in cause they espoused, and
the North because she vsneratss those whose
wounds were received in war for the Union that
they deem indssol1be.
Resolutions were adopted 10 commence opera
son, ss soon as Ave per cent ia paid on subscrip-
ton, amounting to $3.50 600; that until otherwise
ordered, shs Office of the Company will be in
to allow an increase to Eve millions; that the in
Richmond: that the Legislatuae be petiticned
creased amour: Of stock be divided among the
various States. and that the books be closed
within three days after opening. the apportion-
ment for the present being, New York, $500. 900;
Massachusetts,, $2Os. 900; Connecticut, $50, $40;
Pennsylvania, 1892 QUO; Maryland, sl04, 600;
Virginia. $3.50 900.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

Fosr SMITH, Ark. Sept. 2l.-The treaty
signed to-day between the Com nissionsrs and
Choetaws and Chckasau Indians. provides for
peace and friendship between the United States
and said tribes, that they will exert all their inAu.
ence ia compelling Indians of the plains to
maintain peaceful relations with each other AID
with the Indians of the Territories and with the
United States; that slavery shall be abolished
forever: that freedmen shall be suitably pro-
vlded for: that lands shall be issued TO the Indi-
aus of Kansas and else y here: that the right Of
way shall be granted to railroads. and that the
consolidation Of Indian tribes with territorial
form of Government shall be recommended by
them to their respective Councils. The Council
then adjourned sine die.
Col Sells goes to Humbolt, Kansas TO con
clude the treaty wish the Osagss.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22
rhe Indian Ccnncfl.

Fokr SMITH. ARK, Sept. 81 The Comms
.oners decline TO resciBS their action regardins
John Rsss. They diseonnec; his case from the
loyai. Cherekees and assume that their rights
will be protected.
The disloysl Choctsus, Chickasavs and Sem
inolee filed skeleton explanation of their IN
derstandi.g OF the treaty. "
Seventy FIVE loyal. and seventy four disloysl,
delegates not including chiefs, signed the treaty
OF veace
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

FoxrRFss NosRor, Sept II The vrseking
steamer, Alpha. passed here bound for Whining
ton TO raise sanken blockade runners
Gen. Dodge has arrived mere from Washington
on an inspection tour. Hs object 10 70 cus down
all unnecessary expenses 20 the Government in
the Qun;s masters sud Other Departments. after
comprising the work here he will 20 TO North
Carohra on Ike mission
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

$3.50. 900 each. were DESTROYED By this chisalrous
band. involving not only an immense pscuBisry
los 70 the Governments. but the sacrf6ce Of hun
dreds Of valuable lives.
Col. Wn- Thorpe. formerly Chief Of Secrss
Service IN the Department Of Missoari. merits
mach credit 10 lessstiBg out most Of fhs gang
and Of obtsnng specific snsi de6ss, ;afsr ns ton
10 regsrd 20 Us operaIioDs. The trial q boz 10
progress ct ST. LOais beforss Nlitssy Counis-
sion, With Col Mckee DunD. Assistant Jsdgs
Col ). ". Bell. OF S. Louis. chief counsel fes
defeuse. assisted by several other eminent
LAWYERS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22
FROM Lsui.ian. aua Texas.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept 1s.--Ths completion OF
the jackson Railroad 10 being pushed forward
vigorously.
Gov. Wells wall soon issue bis proclama alton
for a. election of State and municipal officers
on the first Monday in November.
Gov. Hamilton has ordered che essment in
Texas according to the Law before the var.
TsleGrarhic Communication With Ian Anto-
MO has been opened.
The bark Houston, from New York, blown
ashore sixteen miles from Galvestos Islnnd, will
probably be got OF without serious damage
Governor Perry to President j Shnson
NKw YeRK. Sept 2I.-A telegram from Gov
Perry to President johnson. dated Columbia.
South Carolina, Sept 18th. says: The Conven-
ton has repealed the ordinance OF secession; the
Committee have reported in favor of abolishing
slavery. equalizing representation. electipg the
Governor and Presidential electors by the people
and voting riro uoee in the Legislature.
These measures will pass.
Everything hers 10 harmonious.
Thompson, = delegate irregularly elected by
the Northern citizens at Beaufort, was permitted
to take his seat.
[siEnedl b. Z. PKRRY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

INV ORLEANS, Sept 2O.-The special Mex
lean correspondent Of the Times under date Of
august 10 Military operations have been
actively resumed and the country Il RAPIDLY
going 10 destruction.
Cortinas had made a haul Of one hundred
thousand dollars in silver.
JuareI vas still &C Chihuahua
There are reports OF many arbitrary arrests
BY Naxamilian's Government
The Liberals are masters o. Durango and
captured several hundred BeiEians.
Macmillan promises lire Of steamers be-
tween Vera Cruz and New Orleans.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

Police MATTERS Peace aud quiet rsigned in
the Mayors Court yesterday. but little business
being transacted. Among other items, We find
that John Garrett paid 50 40, and John Miller
Was sent up for ten days. for intoIication.
Godfred Santlinger permitted his canine quad
ruped to run at large without a nuzzle. and on
being called to the bar to answer for the same.
he demanded q jury trial, which extra item cost
him $l4 So John Murphy paid s. 20. and Al
exsnder Truman s. ~. for the same offense. the
6ne being fixed by the Mayor.
Samuel Mustard was sent up. in default OF
81 900 bail. for stealing money and watch from
William Waite.
George jenkins plead guilty Of stealing pair
of boots from Ira Pritehard, and being unable 10
furnish bail in 500, was committed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

Decisions IN rBK SUPREME CoURr.-The fol-
lowing decisions IN the Supreme Court were rem
dered yesterday:
William Williams VS. Franklin TIP. Acsd
Associstion-From Wayne c. +. Petition fol-
rshearing granted.
Thomas r Ssllery vs.. John Lingerman-Hen-
bricks c. O. Affirmed
Elizabeth Agard We. Cephas Hawks, ct al
Elkhart G. p. Affirmed With 10 per cent
damsges
BENJAMIN Il. Grover vs.. the State in RELY.
G. c. Bowlen-Tipton Q r. Reversed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22
Destructive FIre I'm Kings County.
New York.

INV YoRK, Sept "A destructive Gre oc-
CURED this morning in the town of New Lofts.
Kings county, opposite the entrance to Cypress
Hill Cemeery. in large beer brewery owned
by Mr.. Bowman. which nearly Adorned the
United States Hotel. owned and occupied by the
same proprietor. Both buildings and contents
we're destroyed Eight or ten dwelling houses
adjoining were also destroyed The total loss 10
estimated 81 $50 1000.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22
Davis not been Removed-arrest of
Garrison

NEw YoRk, Sept. II The Hersld's Fort
Monroe correspondent, denies the statement that
JET. Davis has oeeH relieved from the casemats
in the Fort aud conveyed to Carroll Hall.
He also SAYS that the arrest OF X s. Carl
son. 10 whom young Windcr committed the
property isken from Union prisoners at Ander.
soasills. Was snly to make a witness OF hin in
the W I'm t-ial.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

In some localities. and especially in the
southern part of the city, there is great deal of
sickness The prevailing diseases is bilious fe
yer, and chls aud fever. There are neighbor-
hoods where there lie sickness in every house.
and in some cases every member of the fsmily
is down.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

tE-The First National. Capt. Brown, opened
yesterday. Ii ia one of the nsatest establish
ments in the city and we'll arranged throughout
The best of everything is furnished the guests
The billiard hall and the billiard tables (four).
all new, cannot be surpassed in the West. The
hall Was crowded during the whole evening The
First National is on Court street, in the rear OF
the Post Office over Woods stables
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

Fokr LARAMIE, Sept. 2l.-Reports have been
received from General Common. BE attacked
and defeated large force Of Arrapshoes. near
Big Horn. the 25th OF August, capturing 500
head of cattle and . large amount OF plumber
We lost a number killed and wounded, among
them several officers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

tBA horse attached to a wagon got scared.
yesterday, near the Court House, and came
down Washington street on double quick. max
ing everything clear the track for him Several
persons made narrow escapes from being run
over. The only damage done was breaking a
wheel of butchers wagon. The qusdruped
Was stopped near the Palmer House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

TT Yesterday was observed as the Jewish
New Years day. by tho Jews in this city Their
stores were all closed. and religious exercises
were held at the Synagogue. Some of them con-
true the holiday until Monday. but the most of
them will be open this morning
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

GA call Il published in the abolition pa
PERI for "Colored Mems State Convention, .
in which all the "colored people of the State OF
Indiana" are invited to meet in State Conven-
ton. N this city. the 9th of Octoser next,
in the African NJ. L. Church. The object of
the meeting ia said to be to form State Equal
Rights Lcsgue," and appeal to the Legislature
for q redress of grievances. j. M. Langston.
Governor Morton. and other speakers, are eI-
pected to be present.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

~ One of the Massachusetts, avenue cars
ran down and smashed up q country mans wagon
yesterday afternoon. near Odd Fellows Hall
Wagons must keep out Of the way Of the cars, IL
they don't want TO be smashed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

UThs work of LAYING down the track for
the street railroad on National road street, from
West Washington street to the river bridge, has
been resumed. In couple Of weeks the cars
sill DO running to Stringtovn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22
shock Of an Earthquake at Perto

Nkw YoRK, Sept 81 -IntellEencs has been
received in this city rem Porto Rico via
Havana, 10 LIST Sept.
On the 9th of August the people of Porto
Rico were startled from sleep by an earthquake.
more violent than any living citizen OF the place
ever experienced. Ii occurred At aquartsr past
in the morning. and consisted OF terrible os
cillaiicns from east 10 west preceded By fearful
subierranean noise Houses we're violently shaken
bat none Of them fell. The people rushed out
10 terror into the streets. in their night clothes
but the shock, which cnl, lasted IS seconds. was
not repeated The shock vas felt all over the
island but was most for nidable in the city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

NEW SroRx AND NEW Goops-Wm SVEN
hart L Co are now opening new and complete
assortment OF Merchant Tailoring Goods. con-
sisting Of Cloths. Cassimeres and Nestings,
which they propose making to order in the best
and most approved style, Please give them a
call.
They also keep full assortment OF Gents
Furnishing Goods, which they will sell az low as
any other house in ID. city, at No 81 South Me-
ridiau strest. 22-3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

-seidsusticks & Ksppes will sell a com
Portable house and lot At auction on next Monday.
This property is in one Of the best neigheorho DDS
in the city. and is q pleasant place to live See
Advertisement
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

tHWe understand that George Rhodius.
Esq Of the Circle. will open a swimming school
in the White river. just below the bridge. Pupils
are requested to bring bathing dresses. Hours
from l0l, to IL o'clock. and 81 10 6 p. NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

CHAxGr OF CoxnAsprrs-By official pro
mitigation OF Gen. Ord. Gen. Pitcher will as
sumo command OF this Military District on Mon
day neIt-Genersl Hovey being relieved a, his
own request.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22
A Card.

Enron STATE SEsrISEL: As it is the impera
tive duty OF any man owning a character worth
having TO defend il, | assume the defense. Ny
pecuniary interest has been identified with this
city for years, aud, during those years, my NOR
ais were never called into consideration previous
TO the remonstrance offered by some citizens, or
those assuming the name of eitizeas On making
application TO the Hon. Board of County Com
missioners for license to retail liquor, nv
vouchers being honorable men, the honorable
body granted my request: but, lol up comes q re-
monstrance, signed by several individuals, re-
nons,rating that my license may not be granted
and setting forth, as a cause, that ! was q nan
Of immoral character.
lis true that am poor, comparatively speak
ing. but nothing ignoble made me so; reverses
of fortune has. Yet have that Inherent princi
pie OF the true Celt, who. though he may be i'm
poverished in his pecuuiary circumstances, will
not suffer his private or public honor TO be as
sailed with impunty and offer no hand or voice
OF his to defend il
| am known, as have hitherto said for years
in this city. | appeal TO any honorable maa who
knows me, TO state if he knows anything deroga-
tory TO the welfare or morals OF the city, in me:
or whether | have been detrimental to the inte
rest of the sale Of real estate in the LEGALITY in
which reside as was stated IN The remonstrance.
They will not hesitate to say that | have wife
and children dependent on me: ! sm their natu
raj protector, ana as long as | have lite ia my
body shall not cease TO shield them against the
maiigners OF nv character aud theirs Let them
understand that would hot be wiling to mea
sure characters with the egoIistle demonstrators
Yours, very respectfully,
JOHN CaossT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

Officers Pay accounts, with Final Afidsvits
complete, made aud warranted correct, on fair
terms, at Col j W Blake's Military Agency.
opposite Theatre. Instructions given to veteran
returning officeFssree OF charge 1913
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-22

H.pIsox, Wis. Sept. 20-The Democratic
Convention, to dsy. made the fsil9siEg nornina-
tons:
Governor-Hsrrison &. Hobart
Lieutenant Govern0r--D W. EsIoa
Attorney Gsneral-General n Montgomery
Secretary Of State-L Il. Villas
Treasurer of State Davis
The platform endorses President Johnssn's
restoration policy. on the basis OF the Federal
Constitution. and pledges ito unqualified support
therein; opposes negro suffrage in this State, or
interference with other States Also opposes the
suspension Of the writ OF habsas corpus and favors
the more rigid economy and equalization Of the
tax burden