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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10

We learn from Mr. J Tan who
las ju.t returned home from a yisit to
Washington, thu,there "a ht,.o prolatil.
ity OF the Post-oaice in this ci,y heinz
opened tor a month or SIX week. hence.
He thinks me mails throughout tie
State vii. no. he in through working nr.
der IN less than six months Nr Taft
- the lately appointed Posilaaate ci
this city - GSts!5isa Nei-g
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10

Prominent Democratic politicians,
wto arc engaged ia figuring upon
tie character Of the next Con sreas,
Gay that there will be . majority OF.
ten in favor Of admitting the south.
eIn lemte!s who cone 10 take tae
t,3t cath
The sun., 1865-06-21
sIpor1Isr Asr,or c,sr Yesterday in til. So.

hhrorTArr AsKrcT ClsE Yesterday In the su-
pieme Court vas tried tho Of John simpkns
against Joseph W Low. The plaintiff employed The
defendant 70 purche Tor him forty bond, with oou-
pon' srnchedJ Of the san Frsnciseo Water Company.
ne hont, @ we're tot shs ei.s: The purehsso as
iefs,, m.iSred 10 Gpi i,6i Al TaT, he u Iops. d. .rd
coupons amounted 10 t2ilt0. Tho defendant pur-
himself The pls ntih .uef tho de- endsnt for con.
version OF the honda and for bro tch Of hs dut-
as Ssnt and AIMED 70 ie,olef ~ gn, $3.50 .. the
rtncy, aud tie value oi t-e gold In which II va
claimed The company h,d paid The toncs shen cod
NC. Ht6 10 26'. Tho pinc pal 9uer.on In the rlse
va whether the delondsni a. ohsfseahie With tie
value VI the bonds In god. II tlcy seie gsid In gold
o. only ihe'r erd value Ia currency Ihe Court Va.
ttfuo'ed lie u.y, that thcp must esmate the intiu-
'c value of he bonds al heir sce In currency, and
not The gold medium 10 sh ch tet were said to hsve
teen paiL, lnd on that % ~ m ~ en- verdict for
Only nominal damages. Tie jugy iound Ss diet ior
sir tents DAMAGES.
CouH1 oT GENERAL srasioNs.-Recorder Hofm.n
sentenoei tic iolIo@ine prisouerL in the Court Of
General -e',ua Je.te.1ay
Rol ett spender hufrl.rr IN the ihiri iegr,e s're
Prison t-C yeart ard four month ffAnb lhCu -
.on, burslai IN the hind es.iee st,ie P,i'on ~
william Daly, rflnf lsfc'u,. ste r,ison two
y'ar' ,... lohn NcCoI.. io..oty a. the iouuh de-
"e CITY frison 81 .sy..
PM ISTrL .IGEScs The Duane s'r,st AEON
c... The case Of wn inIon ,ud John ". Free.
Pierce and Lu'h'r y Fulle-iu the ailefe cousplscy
10 Gre The pIeries No 8 T.is H1i ina Dusne It,
va " to'ore Ju.iice Dorllnr o. tie Tont.. { ?.
de- The rlunsel fot decaiant, a,' 81 iha 'hc cvi-
cenesus suAcisnt 20 -ATrsrt NJ md.i,,'tte in
holding findrutl and fteenlan or via. John Sctc
sick Irl- on the part nf TIE pforerution. ag ,rNt
TIC svidence iufcisrt 10 jastiiy the lud N
."nfnc the csse heio.e o." t'Auf jury. Jul Dov-
las took the payers, and Io-eryt his 4,ci.ion.
Tooy JerNyridn riciinissd -Of'c.rs Glrrn
and Crown Of the NtA precinct, ytstetdAy Artceted
Isaac Kahn, teep'r n ",ed d,reputahle hor.e
At No 81 Ae.cc. tteet ani leune n own, ere # tte
inmates, charged With hayins stolen S2.N u money,
cod sach and cha aui prom seOiy note Ter 500
nom william Clark. ~ outh AiUboy, y. J. Justice
Leisith committed the prisoners for trial.
A Son Forges Hs Fris''i N1mc-Oiilccr Ch.n.
der Of tle I'd dist ice p,,c c.utL yc,etday s.res'si
James a. Byrncs, cle,k, ~ year, OF ege, chs'scI
-ith forslng tle name oi ii' father NJ MGuitE
Byrnes Of No. 10 Eat SD sttei to chCcE tor vi S
oh tue AechAuics Ani Trsdeit' Bank of sciy the
check wa passed W Ausi.'ut \ Frank No. 10 Ne,t
Houston street. The l.tt'- deposte tie check In he
Manufacturer and Merchants BanE, but 1t We
,ul.siugnty returned Nj Frank tten picsoutei 1t
10 Sr haithsw Is, mes, Who ptorouncei It 10 he
iorrery. Mr.. Franz then odse' q complaint ayAiut
the yonns mAn, and Jurtice Dolgo committed him for
q examination.
The sun., 1865-06-21

The DEAD LOCk.-The members Of the
BOARD OF Aldermen of Jepey CITY have teen en-.
d'noune 10 effect an orrsnigaton for the past en-
weefs, aud during shat time have hcld some twenty
meetings but, 90 far, have not heen able TO elect q
Pie.ideat, the mcmler being divided nine and nine
shIe ten Y9Is Nie hoccses g, aoho.ce. A meet
tns Wa held last oVenluT, when Alderman PAnf Ooin
VA ected Chairman pro t,ui. and John T.. ScotI
seed n secre ary. The minUtet II the previous
meeting vas read and n otiou wac mace TO app ovo
them, TO which Ald. G.fney tnscd al otjeI ton on
the ground hat the p-,re 'fue would he iirrh. The
mot on TO s,pgove rn Lost by tie vote ... A COM
nunIea,ion Wa received tiCm hinoI Engine Cvn-
pAny No. l. inviting the mentors OF The ltoaid 70 e
enne 'ns oSs~ va Sopt S5 Of
the Corporation Attorney, X. c. AeClellaDd, were
lo. BY svote OF nine to nre. A motion to refer tie
bonus TO LommiIue wu also Loaf by = tie vote
70 veto messages weis I,t,ented ON bic
tion reinstatlns 10 duty Policemen simon, rHd
Chanceuan holan; and the other rsai1E he otdin-
ance granting peTmirrlon to the NV 1otk Hud Fort
Lee Railroad COMPANY, TO lay down rails ia certain
stteet- IN Jerey City. motion to p''s 'he reso
the Mayor, lost-nine nyek nine nay ....... 4
motion 10 90 irto election Tor city wc.gber rui
hoard alyoulnct. After the Rd. .ourumeut souc Of
the inenbsr- became enrsled in az excited dScl--
'.uctsr" tso-iort, n., "a rood wind would I.o,
you on either side" Sc, were freely used.
REGATTA OF rue JERSEY CITY YACHT
CLuh-1he annual regatta Of the Jersey City Yacht
Club took place yesterday afternoon, and Sas quite
an interesting AHail and somewhat exciting, owing
10 the iac' thHt tlefe ~sf afooi trinkinf b.ecze.
The olloSing named lOi. tCok part IN the contest
Frn t'ldssW aule, Sunuysi,., Pete. and SI.ns
second T. Cass-ses Bird Settle, Zephyr, le'sie, Liz
zie and Nsptuve, The Siiar, o~ned Uy CouImo.O e
Wal ton, -N the winner In the mt class ana the
Settle, owned ~ J Dean, ~ The second cias'. ~.
steamboat homss Aeily " ith p.rty Of ale, and
cent enen, src, mpAni,d TIE ysch'-, Lnd set thLs
All id'd NE Nlo- oi ihe lhre.
HoRHIHLr pEArn or WoMAN, Emma
Nllt' U 80 On tc, sun uA, 49, wnS .r' u
locked m ~ ce a. .lt l'urpken STAT Gael ous a.,
to iet 'o,eG About a. 4. u. A. ufice NHlnu ltr
I leo ,arr had h.'i,o Ge - ,. ~ ~ oNt.h'c. -uL-
d., O, Which ,',atca foi4 siy..g any indi,.-
uon W tnc oiict. %. h,I t,at'.
The sun., 1865-06-21

dlue - =. Eie,, .o-S. - ., 3i-N N.NaIer'1 -.
CLEAIED.
TFNMsHTpS No the u iioht, rortre'i Mon NJ;
Josephine Iuou'woa rst.luO %, tCknIst', acc.
tv,,u; iucv, Bs Iuu4a.
., BAkNs- Isiaslt Ao'cho Il C'ty; norttzlma
PNi't,,r.
hkl. ST A pqrr, T. Ncrdesut; } = Eire. Uql.f4y
ACluet u'NeV t.l,f:' T. F., l-IA D. - N'Hs. Nh'.
s'-ora', ns.uN'. 10 az rurco; \ fat.r n
Ian, re, h'r.ie "a, " 'uuds; uiCu tie lllStcl-
Phm' -hnLr I...u 4nV, 90 scr IA, &, II.
EtuuONER~ Marie tsur, 'eJia'lrh. a 2 Wet.
more, WasulrstVI. q I kLthi.-, 80 NspoC "a. leo,
y "A IfVlN On, ''-l-h'; u'Cuata. Willie b., ,,cau-
fciLNtn \ul "et Vs.. Llur.'u %. {. ttakl. &c H.
sn.lis, :. Nrilt i'enc. l,l.iou. kA.r TO sI,on;
SH.anzai unt"tai' - Moulot arai, Ja!c, Ne port
ArrlNED.
STEAMSHIPS. An -nL,a- Chsrlcs'on Elor e
Ietry, Ne" bern. Nul Gay, lstttiA- ~ et, LOusA
Moo T. Nilm.n' On Ns. hickon ChaIlc toL,
pARkS-Rlcho., Ma'An.A; Sunshine, Gov Bay;
La PIa'a, Foitcss Sonroe; Cora L.nu, haTseIlles.
Bklt,S Che apcaks .i-t IiLryest queen. iar.
muda; IAdS Mu ave, Huvsna. " N IoN HtCud. Sl-
qua; Geo Amcr Gov BAr, Is; Madonna, Cleniutgos;
Minnehiha. Gov BAY, y i,S, C!cnfI.Eo., W k.ng
Port Royal; W Lcld, GlHce Bay; Los AnIsos Para
sCHOOSERS-lTanite state, Boston; Clfahel,
do, " l. Hall, Portland Ct, Ccunn6 EleutheIa; Bil.
low, ia t. FIhIces NilmIugtou White Foam, + ov;
4 Bradford, tlenin'eos. ) I ines, Richmond, I
lrcnch, virginia. Ella Cannon do; A han mond, d..
> vaughn Dc, Onrht do; Mountain HON, Ncv
Ledt'td; bee 'th, ron, Hartford toT Allan; Sit
PAyR WsbIIaAaI y teaisIs Y a kasih PaIlbs.
The sun., 1865-06-21

lsd eo~n book, bu, stir mscbsnieal'y, s shs
Did no, ru'te know what she was doing unit, srd-
denly, she csusht rgbt Other vedding rtng. sss
regarded II v'th something very Ike Alright rN>a
ulrvs'y " pu'l Il of; but II was rsth'r nght!
sod te'3rs hhsi sssed . hnser-iolnL the hsd
reolected hsrsolL aud pressed IL down sssin
IT 10 too ate nov. lie Il so gooN-eVery-o -ocdy
avs ~--a'd he 10 90 ysrv sood 70 ne
~ l can but make b m tsnpy II whhh leb
o' me u On enough v m he h N hsppy"
These broken sentences were repeated more tess
once and 'Ltn she stood silent IS though IN
dresm still
with thr sui, Seuile passive smile, which hsd
welcomed pr Grey on every day ~ bis hricf 'couft-
Ing" days. II never stered. though he entered in
eh'rsoter not the tlssssntea for . t-devrcorn,
With Lis three little children, one on either side ~
him, and re yOlngss, in his arms
Miss Osrlev, Ike re rect ~ fAvonshridss, h.d
long k-ovr D.. G-ey's history how he MAD mar
rel early. or ll nsiIred repor, sadly cen married
BY, widow lay, very handsome. and some years
older thar himself AID wh,n, ansr . good many
ehildless Years, size rourh' him . sirl and bov he
tecsus cNce.y velv fond ofhs ch ldrsu Atths birth
of>thiri child Mrr Grey iiel, and II. on the widow
ef's -ris, thou9' uoohtrusve, ,vasufcisptiy ,bv,.
Gus 10 make Avonshrides put Lu untip lis curiosity
$50, end oonclu e that the departed lady muse
h'vs been the most exemplary and well beloved of
wiyss ani mothers.
tnev more Sc Ad never inquired. DR.. Grey hi ~
neve- trortlci her vith snv ereat lemon .trutons
nor orfrehtsned aer with question: Frorn the tune ~
ihtr asemcnt he hae seem u to take every thing
for granted. sni n uess her ieudsly almost fever-
entlv, without fuss or parade, vet with the -on-i.
sraticn due from smau To h's future wife 80 much
~ that ses had hardly missed, what indeed, in
her simplicity she hardly sIpecied, tire snention
usislly paid 70 sfsnced trids n ON the relatives
of her Intended. Or. Grey had only twu, bis own
ss.er and his late wifs's. These lsdies, Mss Gas.
&C gne and Miss Grey, lad neither called uron nor
,assn th loas, notice Of N A. Oakley Bu, Miss
O.kl,y-fshe thought about the matter al all--ss-
cribed ito = fact well recognized IN hvo7sbrdse,
ss in most University towns, that ono mi gb, ~
expect the skins Ia fall for college lady "
cross save purely business purposes the threshold
o! IL, Street N.de,tnsn.
ITO BE- eonilnued.l
The sun., 1865-06-21

THE ARREST ov SuPERvIsoR CHEsurEr.-
The Board Of sui.fvi,ors met yer-rday, and Gen.
Ctoote, President, n ede some most indignant CONF
mens on the recent are'l Of C. ". Cheshite, and
bl, conveyance 10 wa.hiugton for trial by military
commission, ehafged With neglect Of duty, and
misconduct In Office" lie cha scte1ze the ch.rges
AGAINST Mr.. Cheshire 40 frivolous aud indefinite If
he had deil auded the country he .hOu ts tT Cd
Le,o but there had notct been much A. q ,us 2i-
eon of dishonesty IN the disbursement u the
pacing thIoush Mr.. Cheshite's hands. lie Rleo
oIpiessed his ndisns'iOn st the out1ge perp"uGted
By Sathsns, the io.mer houniy. b. oker end p!e'cIt
I. \. detective, In en'eriug Nj. Cleshiic's house
vhei = Re ransscked His test and drawers, took out
AL the psyers tho coutents of a pockrt-ho, <
and Gu Tie1 them away, q her ndirusut iemArss
were made by other nemhers Of the Bosrd, sud
tnpoivsor Bloom vent - Tar a. to tlht tne man
nef an -hch ib se thinss weie lone could not meet
the approval OF the Government hey could not
know II tu' n tic did. and -ould uo uo hing. or
could not sppv remedy, thea II time for the
people 10 take the matter IN their own hands. The
subject WAS at length referred TO thc Law Commitee
fet report
CHILD KtLLLD.-An inquest VAS Yesterday
held on the hody oi Henrietta Koch, child %.
year old -ho ran before a. Atshuc suerI car on
Sunday aud Sas killed.
The sun., 1865-06-21
TRAVELLING.

DAILY FNCTRSlONS FOR THE FISH.
- me BanSs-Ih' 'wancr MASsAsD.T Captain
HpFFhlRt, Will commence her regus tIin, IL tho
fst 'pr Btuss on Sundsv, June tGth, nj every dv
tIctpI ttutdR,H. Landing at sth n, fa.t RIVER ct
:, u. nncF street, 10, feCk slip .. I; lo.ds prct,
lr' yn i5, Charlton II NOrth River SIS Sald
Itcf 80. shchalrs Bra-, and totl on Btui will
accomp1nr tNe hoSt cyotv dar. Bait, lines and It-
e.hu ent' On board. F.Ie 81. 33
EARlN INCLUSION To THE FISHING
- Banfs on Ihur.dGy, Jnur 20 by the steamer =.
1 Slll l.!I, Il pp.ng at III" iolosing lsucmrs
lh.ls opheI IT, y. a., 30 H. oor tt L. X. :;
Pes SIP, B. i'-r {. y. T.. Z .. v. B Ihs
10 u set on ihn Bans ~ ~ oc ok. IA. H;Ntht .-hl
The sun., 1865-06-21
DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH on SILVER, slO |;
1hsold' SO 20 I.'; 7uhheI, sl5 TO s25. Aching
without pain, 50 cents TO ~, and warranted. by Dr.
NlLLtRS, / Twelfth n, near Sd ave. 33i
A FULL SETT OF TEETH INSERTED
hu'th or without extracting the ruots from So
snd upwards sold, silver, and hone hlung, bO cents
and Upwards; extracting without psin. st IS EA.,
18Th a. Get near Third avenue. JOSEPH DoplN,
oeutist. 3S7
4 SCI IF TEETH MADE IN HOURS
n Al $40 oh av.. beI. 2lst and 22d u. poautiful.
cheap, irht upper sets. Plumpers to bring out ths
checks sud restore youthful appearance Special A.
fas for the extraction OF teeth without pain No
ettru charge. No advance required No one re.
work Il not surpassed by any ia the ely ut 34S 9th
av- he'. 2l' aud ?4d ,p. 963
nR. n. PRFTERRE, DENTIST, HAS
- removed his Oihce from 40 TO Sl5 BroNWsy,
bet. lth and l2th sts 3is
The sun., 1865-06-21
POETRY.


BT a ". o-srELIow.
Labor With what zeal we will,
Something still femsins undons.
Someib ug, uncompletcJ s,ill,
wGu the rising q tie sun.
p The beddio. on the STAIR,
A. the threshold, nosr ihe gstss
With .s usnsee or It's prayer,
l. kes mcnl.caut 10 " ats.
w'iiS and vii not 70 away
watts and will uctbo gainsaid;
Dy lie cares = s.erday,
Each to-day 10 hesuer made.
IT. ~ lenrfN tis, or seems.
G-eItef ifan o.r strength can bear
a, o., lYr len ~ our ans,
Pressing On us everywhere.
And ssnd from esy " nay,
Liz the avar's times rous by,
w n, IS northern leseris say,
O9 ter ,N.ul .er- belt tE' SKY.
The sun., 1865-06-21
ic.~isov.d J,o- "a. Yiya P11..

.GIens u Lewiston, because be proposed ,o remove
e rsfrtal H. Poyce's CitF In acocrdsnos with an
&C. pfthe gslsture. Mr.. Lyon does not desire so
fst1rn y that Wild nsigh borho1d again, having .
Sd for more nxed and tursd state Of society;
lew governor ~ill have TO he provded-vho
r'r d-ell In Lewiston and Boyee's City 81 one and
we ssme time
The sun., 1865-06-21
sltapi.lNG.


T. o Il NV + + 7 O o L,
7 NPsCO Is LINE.
ship ANTARCTIC sslit 'uns l4d.
HJE lONION, \ lI''I.
sh'p lA'lkL WEBS YER, July let.
- IA,s(5Ir, BRO Co, So south St
EOk LIVERPOOL old BLACK BALL
LlLe the p c.e, ship lsAAL " EHB vi .M
p.tWp' on sa'uI IA june s'u For 9asgire aTpiy
On oatd, DOT oi B.,AmAu ~ oT 10 ROCHE, Bki :,
tbf4 tl, IA ana 10 sou h a. 523
DASSAGF IRON AND TO LIVERPOOL
L and I0ndou-By the Ol4 Ria. star LIN. FOR
l.velPooL lie NDELAlnE sale on Jane l3tS.- -.
o. Ion! !on, ne RHINE, sails Oh June l7ih--
sorlasAe Apply to WILLIAMS 6GUlUN, ~ a.. ton
o.. 31I
DASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT BRI.
l. AND IkELANn BY
STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKET,
AT kkDICtD PRlCEs.
Drans avaiiAhle throughout England, Ireland. and
Scotland,
Parties wishing TO ENGAGE Pss-sce send for their
fIiencs or remit none, 20 tue old couutr,, cAu 10
90 at the lowest Iate- hv applying TO
49, lAfsCOlL BROTHER 4 CO.
9lA 81 South street.
The sun., 1865-06-21

Too Late iOr Classification.
~ EATE n.

R1NENpt EGH-on Tue,dly, June 20th, after
liugering ilnc.., CsthAine dCu.hte of Ileury and
CsthArine Rivrnburgh in the 29th year OF her are.
The relative, and friends Of the family
respectfully invited 10 attend tho funeral. this
"Wednesday! afternoon, 2lE inst, at IL Oeloct, from
he residence Of her parents, 70 Cannon Of. Hud-on.
Columbia Cos papcts e1e copy. s6s
WALKER On June Goth. Harriet j. Walker.
Our Harriet b., zone to the far distant shore.
Soon siiheIed aud hlghttd awav;
Her nearest and deaIegt shall soc her no more,
III the morn Of that srott rising day.
The funeral will tste place this " cdne.dsy after.
moon, At o'clock, from the residence Of her pa
Ients 2lS W 35th Il. 3Ts
The sun., 1865-06-21

A CLERK WANTED FOR A CLOTHING
Nttofc -ho eau -cl and call in the customers Ap-
ply Al 100 Greenwich. I'd store fTom the cor Of Court.
landt ~ aT1
THERE Is A STRIKE AMONG TIE COAL
L dock hsui. N EliENt ethpoTt, becauic % iedue-
tion OF wsses. We ~k all nen 10 he away until 10
Il settled. 81
NNANrEp A WHEELWRIGHT, AT
w NIIIll. BOCHF's, loot of Union HilL at tina
shade. Hoboken. y. Jetey. 3GS
The sun., 1865-06-21
PAssAGE TO M FRoM GREAr BR

CURE FOR LOVE OF STRONG DRINK.--
~ ~ LELL's PuWpERs a Eesh tunp ' n the
tAeeltlt foSder' ha. been eco4yrd at a. South %
u NlIllaTnstu ch, The, can &c given, unknown 70
the pitlenL IN tes, coffee or beer BEWAE.. oi
lhll Al lIONS-s d. LELl'S Poudsiu do not sickes
LAk. 90
The sun., 1865-06-21
Personal NOTICES.

INFORMATION WANTED OF HENRY
L and MAKGRkr WILLS, natives OF County Wot
Meath, Leland, hy hie brother JOSEPH MILLS,
Come or VI to New YoIk Bay Gene err, 1876 Bry .d-
Sa' Ne- fort l56
INFORMATION WANTED or WILLIAM
tAllfshAN, Ornsn en- Al Jspannor by trgie, for.
lnellN OF ~ 'neN titan g. COZ. lums 81. Dublin.
Leland Any infoi msuon Of him will te th.nf'uliy
.eceived by his ,ister M\RGRET MCMAHON, AZ
]. 9TH 81, Ha.sm, New io4k III
INFORMATION WANTED OF EMMA
Il sIEWAkD Who lived in New York VITA Lei blo-
thrr hENkI In the wear 1852 II this oil ould meet
nor eye se IL earnestly requested a. cor niun'c,
New York ans
NOTlCE-MY WIFE, LUCINDA GERATY.
having left my ted and hoard without lust caufe
or pto,ocnion, hereby forbid ali person, harb.rns
or trusting her on nv account will pAy no dstts
contracted by her. " GERATY, l24 fiIridre a.
Ncs YoIt, June ~, 1865. SO
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14
the Pro-SlaTery PIot-..Another Con.
b1sM Idr +. Tenti0n.

There seems to have been Q secret un-
Eerstanding among the wire workers Of
the pro-slavery party in this State, that
II Kentucky voted against the Constitu.
tional Amendment, a caucus would bs
held somewhere in West or Middle Tenn
essee, for the purpose of taking steps 70
re-establish slavery in the State. The
scheme did not contemplate organized
or open violence at present, but to retake
all the county and Judicial Offices as fast
as psAibie, obtain complete control Of
the courts, declare the present Supreme
Court Of no authority by legislative se-
ton, and thus pave the way for rapid
sretnFn to the good old "patriarehal IN
sStution.1 1t is pretty certain that
Kentucky has voted down the Amend
r1ent BY electing q strong eopperhead
Legislature, and so our Tennessee pro-
slasery men have en assurance OF one
backer, to say nothing Of the gradually
Strengthening pro-slavery hosts in the
States On our sontheru border. Take II
all in all, and slavery seems to be on
rising ground, and we may yet see .
pro-siavery convention in Nashville to
Offset the convention Of the colored men,
and make them know their places At
least half dozen newspapers in Middle,
and one or tMosin West Tennessee will
openly SUSTAIN the movement, or speak Of
II apologeticaliy, and we have In our
minds eye half dozen orators who are
cooked and primed to appear upon the
rostrum TO combat the fearful preYslence
Of Radicalism, the evils OF negro free.
dom and ths infax Of the Cd d
Dutch " and other foreigners into Ten
nessee. What glorious time it will be-
and what crowded houses win witness
the performaneesl Pilgrims viii hock
hither from the banks Of the Sewanee
and Of Duck rivers, to consult about re
qurine The blessed privilege Of slavt
labor. And We "wilbe there TO see
the grand performance, if it comes of
which is quite likely. The reportoria
corps of the Press and Times will be o.
,hahd TO give the public the fullest, fair
est and most correct sketch of the pro
csedings Of Dry Bones Convention, ant
to furnish a rich stock of materials fo
the future historian. We beg leave
meanwhile, to suggest to the Coloret
Convention to select a champion 70
their own number, and demand the priv
lege Of dividing time with the bra
speaker oE the daVs-driver Convention
We ara in for q debate, and q fair 6gh
-Mdsksttte Times. 4lAAs1