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FROM HAVANA.
The Sentence in the Case OF Argueiies.
of ne "A Prass

Correspondence Of the Associated Presa
HAVANA Wednesday April ;, 1866.
The English mail steamer has just come in,
but her mail will not be delivered in time for me to
translate the news send you the evening bulletin Of
the papers here.
Yesterday the United States steamer Santiago de
Cuba arrived 2 from Charleston with Assistant
Secretary Fox Messs. Wells. Nicolay. Fulton.
Green Forles and party. They propose making a
short stay here and then returning TO Charleston TO be
present at the ceremonies OF tie fagraSng on Fort
Sumter OIL the 18th.
The Iuka and the Cherokee also arrived yester.
day The latter LEFT the day aud the Iuka sailed
TO day.
The sentence has been delivered In the Argueues
case have not seen the decree but told he is
demned 90 perpetual banshment from the Island
nineteen years in the chain gang at Ceuta (Afrca),
and a fine Of $4,000 The latter item doubt. and /
had previously Informed that there we're ten years
IN the chain gang.
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IAdvertise,nent !

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Artistic Theatrical and Musical Journal in the Coun-
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Subscription. 81 90 per ann1m; single copies, cents
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Tie third number OF The WEEKLY PLAY BILL is now
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II is foe to humbug and cant; has tie courage to
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1t has other features which give II distinctive char
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the organ of the literary artistic and fashionable circles
Of the other great civic communities Of the Union as II
IL Of the Metropolis secon OF its space Is devoted
TO Philadelphia and another 10 Boston. correspondents
specially engaged for tho purpose sending forward all
that transpres Of an interesting character in both cities
up to the hour of publication.
Besides its Biographies Of American Artists and the
fashionable and other Gossip OF the Week. contains
original Poetry an interesting Story and carefully
preparcd record OF all the Literary Artistic Theatrical
and Musical events OF interest occurring Ia the TWO
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One of the objects Of The WEEKLY PLAY BILL being
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Pernambuco advices, received at the Mer.
chants Exchange state that the steamer Parana had
arrived that port bringing the news OF Flores having
taken possession Of Monteydeo (no date gven There
was grand procession and illumination at Pernambuco
in consequence.
The French steamer due at Bahia February %, went
ashore thirty miles south Of Bahia aad became wreck
The crew were saved with the mails and specie The
wreck was sold for 600 miires as she lay with her
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ObItu q ~.

Mary II. c. Booth, known to the readers OF
THE TRIBUNE as the authoress Of some OF the most
quaint aud touching poems which have illustrated tue
war; died yesterday morning in this city aged g. she
wrote struggling against intense physical suffering
collection Of her poems was published last Spring IN
Zurich where she lived several years for the beneh' OF
the ratified DIR Of Switzerland During tie Winter sue
has been able to complete edition which, Win
the five Illustrations Of Louis Wns will DO her endur
ing monument.
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ppAye's ALBUM PlcrURgs.-L. Prang q

PRAYG's ALBUM PICTURES. Il. Prang d
Co.. of Boston have Just issued three new sets Oh
their chromol photographic Album Pictures. They are
called Street Scenes in New York" giving ilustra'
tons Of characters TO be met Broadway daiy)i The
Ten Commandments" illustrated BY appropriate de-
signs; and Friendship Cards" with bits Of verse
nclosed In wreaths &C.. assuring the receiver OF the
sender's remembrance These cards arc got up with
rood taste and well executed
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Gold aud silver Mining.

10 CAPITALISTS.
Pae who wish 70 become interested and unite IN the
sauiua,ion of GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY.
on one of,he mos, MAGNIFICENT MINES in the State Of
Nevada will receive information in regard to the by
calling upon addressing the undersigned before the
23d Of April instant. Reference, by permission, 20
Horace GREELEY, esq, Fdorl Trbunei Hon. AsRAs
WAKExAS Surveyor OF the Port Of York. Custom House
Hon. JANIS w ME-, United States senaor from Nevada,
Washington d. CT DsxAs BARSEs Co, No. 81 Park row.
Isaac H. BAILEY esq, No. 81 Goldst Y. Pippey Co,
No 80 gsclays, Cen HIRAM wALBRIpoE. No II Bridge.
st. HAoxRrr BROTHERS, Nos and 10 Platts GEo. c.
GOODWIN L Co, No. 80 Hanoverst, Boston.
}. WINCHESTER, No % Johnst., New York
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Advertsementt
NINE. DEMORBsTs EXQUISITE TOILET PREP
ARAuoSs-Iilly Bloom and Roseate Bloom. Curling
Cream and Everlasting Perfume Packets; price. so cts
each. Sold by all Periumers or sent post FREQ on re-
ceipt of the price.
NINE. DEMoREsT's EMPORIUM or FASHIONS.
No. 473 Broadway. New.York.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
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MAR RE ID.

OwEN-MAGEE-On Friday, April :, at Paterson, n >, by
the Rev. T.. Nig.ip. Nj. Thomas Owen to Elizabeth
daughter Of the late Dr. William Msgee.
TOWNsE Nd Jersey City. April g. 1855, by tho
Rev Mr Stevenson at the residence Of tho brides parents
r. H. Townsend Of Buffalo 70 Augusta, only daughter oil
Daniel Bush. esq, of Jer-sy City.
OrAns~ and Sullivan County pspcr, please cory
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strength TO the Weak:
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LIFE REJUYENATOR
This preparation IL uneqused rnyenator end restorcf
Of wasted or inert functions
The eyed should be certain 20 make the Biokrene house,
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their pristine joy II only exharaes but Strengthens
aud is really invaluable blessing, especially to those who
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or ordinary sickness No matter what the of the ini
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Person. who lmpr idence have Loaf their natural Ssr
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The feeble the snguii the Departing the old should give
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from all other articles for the purpose.
To FExALEs-This preparation is nyauabls In nervous
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with wonderful psrnaneuce -
also grand tonic and will give relief In dyspepsia with
she dos.. brief psseaoe in s WI Ienovat- tho
stomach " degree OF peTiec. health, and Danish dyspeps
forever.
One dollar per bottle, ,ik boes for SIS S25by drusss
generally.
Sent by express anywhere, by addressing
HUTCHINGS HILLYER Proprietor,.
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ADVERTISEMENT
.JBFFERs, 573 Broadway, is selling his stock of
Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes and fine Gents
Slippers at low prices. Jcffcrs No SO Broadway;
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To CURE CHRoNc DnRRuEA two table.
spoons full Of DIR. L. b. TALBoT's INDICATED PINE.
APPLE CIDER every ten mnntes also add drops to
quart Of cold water and inject half pint every A.
teen minutes. You viii soon be all right. For sale
everywhere D. 4. BADpIIT. Sole Agent.
g. o. c. g. g. CO. 10 ~. and "a Washingon-st. NY
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ADVERTISEMENT
CoRSs, BUYIoSs, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
diseases the feet cured by Dr. ZAcHARE No 100 Broadws
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fAdyerfisefnen.i

Advertisement
PETROLEUM Is KING
nd you will believe it when you call No. 200 Pearl
ST.. and see how completely 1t answers as fuel to do
the entire work and
COOKING
of family of any size.
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For Contents Table OF
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
see iusdo Of thi, days paper.
For the opinions Of the People regarding MEDICAL COM
MON SENSE, see Tribune vi April Is
To COnsumptives.

To C0n,umptives.
QUERU'S COD LIVER OIL JELLY.
APPROVED by THE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.
For Cough. Colds Bronchial and Tubercuar Consumption
croIla and General Debility The most mild, bland and
nutritious form which Cod Liver OH can be used and with
moro benefit secured the patient single teapooninl Of
this Jelly than by double the quantity OF the clear gnened
OH For ale by y. H. TRUCK,
Wholesale Druggist, No is Beck man-st, New.fors.
Grny Hair, or where the Hair In Falling
DISCOVERY CAN COMPARE WITH
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER AND DRESSl NJ
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESrORER AND DRESSING.
LONDON HAIR COLOR REsTORER AND DhEsSINu'
/. 1t will restore gray hair 70 It's OIL ,nai color.
2 II win make Il grow on bald heads.
=. II will restore the natural secTetions
T. II viii remove all dandrud and itching y -
s. ID will make the hair sofi, go-sy aud .xAbe.
g. II will preserve the original celor TO old Ase IL IL
!. IL will prevent the hair from falling on
g. Il will cure all diseases Of ths scelp
REMEMBERl is complete within itself deeaeey per,
n.d and can be applied by the hand, son brush It
does stain the ain soil the finest sen fce % cents
SIX bo,tles, 81 Sold by Dr. swayne SON. Ne. ao Nofth
sxthst Phadelphia Heubold, No. S9i BIoadsayi Wells
Co. No. IFS franklin st.. Barnes, NJ Fl Park Row. n l.
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The Americ IN Union eommission.

This Commission is engaged in the great work OF re- svina
the destutioa and suaer1ss ofREFUGEEs. They
come al the military posts Of the West and South
West and along the Atlantic coas well at Washington
Baltimore and New York, for clothing shelter Emancipation
and homes The e Of armies have ooosLkD
REyuaEH ExaRsrIoy and the claims upon for dblrs-
ent. Of money aud distribution of supplies have ners,ei
proportionatey. We need additional CLOTHlN0 NOW
for MEN, WOMEN anl CHILDREN Many Of them
Sick and need special provision and Contributions o.
money tsaent Av STOUT esq, President Of the Shoe
and Leath.s Bank sOthips and supplies q No Il Bible
House.
Persoss in this Gig in the country nesdius REerGsE
LABo6ERS, apply bg letter personally Z. No y
Bible House BY order of the Commis'.On.
JOS r. THOMPSON Rssideut
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fAdvertisemeDt
BOYS ALL. WoOL MEBTcd SUfTs, 81 Sly.
BRoxAw. Nv "A Tounssys and No. " LafsystHpscs'
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FANCY CAssIMgaRs.
SPECIAL Nertoa 70 CLOSE BurEss
CHOICE Goops at Low FsGunsA
Our Lrry, and Varied Stock OF
CAssasRRs.
and vssrrSaA
has been marked to meet the mssks. and constantly
adding
FREsH GooDs.
Laid in at Greatly Reduced Rates.
All Of which We offer Very Low
FoR CASH
nALsrsD SrILEs
Importers aud Jobbers
Nos. SO and 81 Murrsyst
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schonck's Pslmealc syrup-THE GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER
PURIFIER.

This Syrup will search through every blood vssse eqass
ing the circulation preventing hemorrsge separating the bile
from the blood making healthy and the circulation natorsi
With the aid Of the Seawecd Tonic and Mandrake PILLS. The
system s healthy condition. the puueut nsttss.
abscesse aud all uceiaons of the lungs yield thc
power. .
In almos, every square of Philadelphia there are psrsons
who been cured Of Consumption s stages By
the OF Dr. Schenck medicines Many persons have been
restored to health by these remedies after being confined
their beds reduced to Skeletons aud troubled with
cough night swes hectic fever aud all the other indications
of the disease but by an examination win
the Respometer, lung has been found In olersbly
healthy condition cannot be doubted that many lives have
been s,ved by timely to these remedies II is true
that where effected the patient must hsv
some lungs remaining but thousands Of
VICTIMS OF CONSUMPTION
have descended their gave who might have been cured
they had Dr. Scheuck in time and psced themsves
under his directions 1t is not denied that who take
SchencHs PuImonic Syrup die also. They commence too
late All that Dr. schenck claims for his medicines then
ability to regulate and uvgorae the whole system to rpen
the asceses and facilitate the discharge Of the morbid matter
the membrane OF the bronchial be and 70
d.od,s from those tubes the tough phegm puraent matter
which obsucs them and produces serious diseases Of the
organs Of respiration.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
bronchial tubes free from the prd matter which impedcs
functions when tho lungs far to There
medicine that Consumption when both lungs
muh diseased and Dr. Schenck would rather every ono
would know their condition before taking lis medicine
and for this purpose he be- consulted his Principal Once
No. 30 North Sixhst, Philadelphia every Saturday, ffom
an until rn aud at No. 90 Bond st., New York every
Tuesdsy He disease but those Of the Lungs Liver
snd stomach and mskes no charges for advice examining
10. lungs In the ordinary way or as phycans generally dc
charges So and wishes rich that has
Cough the Side Shoulder Blade, troubled with Cos
tiveness Darhea salow Complexion. Loss Of Appetite.
Low Sps Restesnes Night other disease lead
lug 10 Consumption, to call him and get his advice
SCHENCK'S Pulmonic Syrup Seaweed Tonic snd Ms-
drake Pills will In the advanced stsges-Consump-
Liver complaint and Dyspepsia which generally the
eunners Of Consumption cured by the Of 5eaweed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills.
Price Of PumoBc Syrup and Sesweed Tonic 81 50 bot
tie 81 50 the half dozen two bottles syrup and Que OF
Tonic Tor 81 IS; Mandrake Pills rs cents per box
For sale by Druggists generally.
DEMAS BARNES & Co., Wholesale Agents No. 81 Park
row, for NewYork City. .
Dr. SCHENCK viii be at his Rooms No. 81 Yonds, Nav
York consultation and advice every Tuesday from
p His medicines be obtained there at all tines
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VIZ, the undersigned, cordially recommend
the notice Of the friends Of "The Christian Commission
the offer Of f. H. T. AsrHosr Co.. to devote to this OBJ
jcct twenty-five per cent Of their retail sales Of Albums,
Sercoscopc Views and Card Photographs for the fortnight
commencing April set forth in their advertisement
GEo. II. STUART Pres. Z. s. Christian Commission
J T. DrBYRA
II. DYER, Sec. N. Y. Branch C. C.
MoRRIs X. JEsUP.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
". r. DoDGg. Chairman n. Y. Branch
TUE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
NoTIcE To EvERYBoDY-Two WEEKS FOR THE SICK AND
WOUNDED SOLDIERS
During the fortnight commencing April we will devote
per cent Of all the retail sales at our counter OF
Albums Stereocopic Views and Card Photographs and also
BY s,aa for the same when specified to the
and wounded soldier. through the instrument
lity OF the Christian Commission Orders BY mail for this
object bearing date any time previous to May hr will be re-
ceived, and the twenty 1--WE per cent paid over.
The acknowledgment Of the Treasurer Of tho Christian Com
mission will be when required The goods will be sold
at our usual printed catalogue prices
r. II. I. ASrHoyr Co,
sol Thoudway, NewYork.
3 door. from st. Nicholas Hotel
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Special Notices.


Fifteenth Ward nrafs MeetinS.-rhs citizens Of
the Fifteenth Wd irrespective OF party and all draed per
sons n the Ward requested 10 attend meeting Hope
Chapel, No. TO broadway, on WEDNESDAY EVENING
2th inst AZ O'Clock assist in filling the quota snu'
iatihg enlistment, and avoiding the drali.
BY order az the Executive Committee,
CHARLES H. MARSHALL, Chairman.
CHApLKs w. DARLISa. TreasnTeI
A. faxDESHcnsH Secretary.
First Assembly Disfrict URise Asseciation.-A
regular meeting OF the First Assembly District Union A.so
citation viii be- held THIS (Weincsdsyl EVENING, At
o'clock at No 5Frsnko Punetua attendance strictly
required baspe" Of importance IL to be transacted
d. " PxIxrur Recording Secretary.
HrApauARrERs I'D NATIONAL 0uAnp 8. N. W
NRwYoRK, April II, 1903 }
General Orders No. SIN eomRisn%Ss w,.h oiyisiSn
orders this Regiment viii parade on WEDNEs6Af, the
18th inst escort to the remains Of Brig Ger Frederick
Winthrop. -
D. precisely.
and the non commissioned stat and Dru Corps tho Ada
tsnt. at O'Clock. 49, 49, =,
TIE command will parade with Jut overcO,ta une" the
"'''"' By order q JANE +. cox. Lieut.. Col comdG
Nv, DxA,. A!uisus
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Ecsnomy, Neatness cad Utility.

Economy, Ncatness cad Utility.
HEGEMAN 4 Cos CONCENTRATED RENAME rs.
moves paspots gresse &C., nsantly and clsaus VOWS
silks rishops etc. equal new and without injury oo,os
or Mbasc only Is per bottle. HEGEhAN ~, Cham
lists ed Druggists No. a3, 3e 5l and 100 Br0ASsaS ~
corosr Sevsn,cenihst. and FouIthave Sold by dratA
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IAdyertisement.l
OEp EYES NADR NRW

Without Spectacles. Doctor or Medicines Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents. Address e. Il
FoOTE, NJ. d., ,l39 Broadway Ecw-York
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For Contents Table Of

ace inside thi. days paper
For the opinion. Of the people regarding MEDICAL CON
mon SENSE, see Tribune Of Saturday April Is
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A SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
WILCOX GIBBS. No 500 Broadway
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Wheeler g. Wilscn,s sewing Ma Mscnines'
SILKS, COTTON, NEEDLES, OIL, &C
Operators with Machines by the day or week. sewing
Machines repaired and ln.,raet,on gwen In 'nsH u'e Ma
CHIMES To RENT BY THE MONTH
Having Increased facilities for The accommodation OF Gus
any increase patronage vii receive the propt
attention a. formerly. IN p,,,s NJ o,o u,
Julius &. POhlt. NJ. D.,
Formerly Of and Successor to
DIR. JAMES X. Chiffon h Co.,
ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST,
No. % Prince. st.. New. YORK..
~ Particular attention paid apalYx2 Of Ores Metals
Minsrss Mineral Waters, Commercial RftAccts &C. &c.
Greenwood! Greenwood !-.Sew series PhOtovlsw,
for 1906 arc being taken BY hOLMEs, No. e's Broad
way All who desire 70 have t.tir gounds tombs, NOM
meals aud beautiful decorations 10 d4paed friends should
laays ,ass 0Iasg ~ psure itsQsa5 SiisysaA Yssey
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IA dyertisemept.l

To CURE DYsPBpsIA.-Add two spoonsfull Of
Medicated Cider 10 wine ga IS full OF water. and
take before or while eating.
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This Week will be Published the First Naniber
HOURS AT HOME.

This Week will be Published the First NuuiDer
HOURS AT HOME.
POPULAR MAGAZINE OF RELIGIOUS AND USEFUL
LITERATURE
The following among the eminent eersymen
ard aymen who have engaged contributors HouRs
AT HoaK" Their will be sufficient pledge Of the
high standard Of literary and religious excellence which VIII
characterize ii:
| WILLIAM ADAMS, D, D.; Ebert s PORTER, B.P'
TAYLER LEWIS IL D., Prof R. DHlTChCoCK.D.D.
r. TUKNBULL, ID. D., " w JACOBU5. ID. D.,
| ABEL STEVENS, d. b., VIM B. sPRAGUE. D. b..
! RAY PALMER. ID. D., T.0.WOOLSEY, D. D., LID,
Prof NJ. L. SLOWER, D. D., 9. I. PRENTIss, D: D.,
| JAS II. SPALDlNG, e.q, T.HSKINNER, d. ID. LID,
H. d. GANsE d. D. Prof NOAH PORTER, DID,,
Prof ", CT. sHEDb, DID, Rev j. 5. EELs, D. o.
Prof gro p FISHER Pres d. X. GOODWIN, Z. D.,
| Prof b. sILLIMAN NJ D.. WIN. L. BURLINGTON ID.
RtRev. Bishop CLARK RI, Prof JAS. HADLEf, N. a.
The number Of HOURS AT HOME win contain papers By
the following distinguished WRITER'S who also among tho
regular contributors:
+. D. HUNTINGDON, D. D., RUFUS ANDERSON, DID,
J. p. THOMPSON. ID. D., PHILIP sCHAFF, d. D.,
LEONARD BACON, D. D., F. II. GILLErr u; D.,
HENRY KENDALL. ID. d., HENRY A. NELSON, DID,,
Prof NOAH PORTER Yale Rev c. s. ROBINSON,
College, Prof Ii. b. SMITH.
Also one of the popular pastors Sketches" heretofore
unpublished by tie late Dr. Spencer paper by the late
Mr, H. C. Couant and contributions by other welkn
female writers. with selections from the foreign Religious
Magsrinea
Il Will be enbelli.hed with Mezrotint Engravnsef
ST. ELIZABETH OF HUNGARY.
after statue by the late Paul Akera
Terms % per year. in advance. Single numbers 30 cents
CLUBS will receive copy To clubs OF tea %
mors, each $3.50
CHARLES SCRIBNER Co,
NewYork Publishers.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-07-14
Negro Equality.

Governor Bramlette, Of Kentucky, in his
late speech, makes the following common
sense remarks upon the subject of negro
equality
But they are terribly frightened at what
they call negro equality. Well, have 20
uneasiness on that subject, | don't know
but they may have grounds for it. They
may have grounds to believe a free negro is
vqaal 70 thena, and they may bo afraid of IL
But have been among free negroes all nv
life, and never saw anything ike this equal
ity Of which there is SO much fear In certain
quarters. And believe the great body of
the people have no reason to be frightened
on that subject.
But if it were true, as they say, that it is
the intention Of certain political party to
use the second clause to bring about negro
equality, it would be impossible for them to
do it; such a thing belongs to our social re-
lations, and society regulates our social rela-
tions-not law. Society regulates it, and
until you can educate your people to be
prepared for thing Of that character, it
never can take place by any act of legal pro-
cess. Law cannot do it, for law cannot es-
tablish the social relations between free
white men even. Men come together as
equals because of their social affinities-no
law does it but the law of nature. For my
self, ] believe the white man belongs to the
superior race. If he does, he will maintain
his social position about the negro; if not,
he viii lose it, and he can't help it. | am
for my own people and my own race, when
ever the two comein conflict, and | have no
sympathy for that ianatical sentiment which
undertakes to depreSS our own race in order
to elevate another race. No such principle
as that can ever obtain in this country, so
long as the white race continue to go for
ward and progress as they have done through
past ages. Applause This thing of So
cial equality, | say, is all nonsense. 1t is
all stuff; thrown out by the same class of
men who were raising the cry of coercion
four years ago. 1t is simply a mad dog cry,
an attempt to arouse the passions of men,
and make them rush madly forward, over
throwing their Judgment and their reason,
and leading to their own ruin and the ruin
of this country.