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FH4T fHE SFaaE3TS 81 b or THE "a.
NAeIl4H'S REsfEDLES
trsi HdsFfkt Eaas MtssatiG1
500 ks,anlofe. nd. f.sa. s T. ie-t. 81
FL Hsre grest ss.isfss Son p siadng thai have
used tslls Sdaacflt fsr't' f1T Nentresl isa-
esse ih is rnostcussouary forms tsas have used
then, pii iud 1Ili a. dscrcIoil ma property snd
Aaye f.cn3 tner o fespohi - ~ arieissiiiaa
promptly aoi ef|ecfatlly-. kaeNips iheH c.nspo-
ldon, fis,Ye he illlest conlderee u lsflr ca'sl
snd * fifas my tss 81 them esiepts aeqciauaad
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qaes "Aseetslt irrecn 81 feE f4srk t1is-
Lstit T. ord sF@toe ilat -thess Ienie hes arr e.
reeolsEisnseng Sad ~ posisTsls cure ~ aieeasei
I for Which tlafy arf cffrsrd.
Prev 81 se pacersa -aFitaf' taii.s till ttioi
FsrnA 8 S C.. Rout s1d Esrb Jnes. 81 o.; wash
So tents
Is SEA 81 ". 81 @. v. sArFE prugsists,
fsafrsr % nor ChuT 3 sol Nlpe ssrsela
~ ~. NAsavElla, Issn.
f-asrnonl s CO.. F4opr sisrs. si5 Raee streets
! PhiltdarhiA. 81 aas ~ 81 M
I iaaIs-6na.
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solp1rR MuEbrRED.-On Thursday night,
the guard stationed on the South side Of the
enclosure around the Franklin shops wss
startled BY the report Of a pistol just be-
yond the yard, and giving the alarm, the
sareesnt Of the guard hurried 10 the spot
when he saw a man running, who soon dis
appsared. After he had followed the man
.sme distance be started hack 20 The guard
house, when in passing ,hrough between
some Old wagons be found the body Of new
IN murdered msn, who, upon examination
Of the papers found upon his person proved
10 belong TO The ssh Illinois Regiment.
Amongst his papers was found 3 receipt Of
the Adsms' Express Company, showing ne
had that day sent his money home to his
wife. The villain who murdered him at
tempted to roS him, but the guard giving
The alarm 50 ouisk aRer he heard the report
he did not succeed in his purpo'e. Tbs
murdered solsiss must nave died instantly
IS the ball passeddirectly through bis hesrt,
This shows an ~slarning state Of things, and
the people viii havq 10 tnrn out IN seli-oe-
fence and huut thtae murdersrs doEn like
wild beusts. Hardly . day or a night passes
but what we hear Of some Ose being robbed
or murdered.
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VS. do not profess to be the only Physi-
elan in the city, " who may be found st his
Office at al hours, day or night nor &c
We, IN Offering our services % the invalid,
desire 10 recommend ourself in preference
10 other equally ven established and ex
parianced physicians nor do We pre-
tend b be inlallible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men,
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession Of any sender
FL secret rsme1isS, or extraordinary Ggree-
abe treatment OF ~Paliatiges; IS sl sensible
men must know, that success in the puac-
tcO Of medicine does not depend so much
upon the discovery Of aeis REMEDIES, o. neIg
ssodes Of treatment, Is upon she skilllal use
OF those agencies necessary 10 perfect cure
-and this can be acquired only BY expo
hence and patient application. We res
peetfully refer the public 10 cur ganerl ad-
vertisement, in another part Of the paPSr.
Office hours from 8 in the morning til ,
st night L. J.. C~oLEHAN, n. D.
g. North Cherry 81. Nashville, Tenn
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Rer. Robert CoIIIsr On shIpaoard.


Rev. Robert Collyer, the well known
Unitarian clergyman Of Chicago, is in
Europe. In a letter to the Chicago Tri-
bune he thus describes the sights he
saw at sea:
Our company is as queer s medley as
ever was seen. Weare American, Eng
lish, Scotch, Irish, French, Spaniard,
German, Hollander, Peruvian and Jew.
| sit at the table with a rebel officer
ever so many who went through
the siege at Charleston, and do not
seem to be a bit better for il a Mis-
sourian, who says he was loyal, but is
now going to Brazil, because missouri
amt no place 70 live any more; the
Colonel of the ~Fifty-third New York
Volunteers; the Secretary Of the Grea.
Eastern Railroad; the son OF q Bishop;
3 French actress; and 3 lady Whosehus-
band has made money out of the war
a generous man no doubt, for she wears
a brooch as big as q saucer, with rings,
bracelets and chains to match-While
all about US are a few blockade runners
college professors, school marms, bag
men, and lasl, but not least, a genuine
English squire, who has been oVer 10
America 10 find some sport, went as far
as Louisville, and then turned back in
disgust, declaring that the Americans
know nothing about game; but we tell
him his prince thought otherwise, that
he did not 60 TO our preserves, the prai-
ries, plains and boys of the West The
old man is disguised, however, with
other things besides American sport
He wanted to 90 South before the sur
render Of Lee, but he would not let him;
and the other day when some one Al
the table hoped we might see the Great
Eastern laying the Atlantic cable, he
cried ~ don't want TO see her like
none Of your telegraphs; if they were
all at the bottom Of the Red Sea, and
waited till / fished 'em up, they might
lie there and ROT"
And so, with such a company, It was
no wonder, when the American citizen
said. " We will celebrate the 9Th, that
there should be a hutter in our happy
family. The MissOurian looked grim,
the rebel officers looked daggeTB, the
English squire looked foolish, and the
DlOEkaut EUnHCAb bAINAs 9AN VIC h11
no idea of giving up our celebration be
cause it might not be pleasant We
made Amos Tenney, ESQ, our chairman,
the captain hoisted our flag with the
union Jack, and sat down with rs at
table. We routed some Of our dis
charged soldiers out of the steerage and
brought them in to grace our meeting
toasted the Queen. the President, the
Day, the Army and Navy, and the
Church had speeches, sang the IA
tional anthem, the Star Spangied Ban
ner, the Battle Cry Of Freedom, and
then, last Of all, and with wet eyes,
stood up in silence and gave the mem
DRY Of our good, dead President, Abra-
ham Lincoln. IL was q touching sight,
and our hearts were full, and our dead
friends and distant homes very dear to
us in the light Of that MONDAY at sea
And then, when the sun set, Il vas in a
great deep of purple and golden glory,
the like of which we have not had on
any other day, as if nature was also fun
Of sympathy with the time, and was
reckoning US toward the sweet fields
beyond the swelling flood.
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s75O.OOO Worth
Bracelets. Ring, Set, Of JswIsrJ, &C.

mo be disposed O q ONE poLLtR eech.
u B,fhout regsr1 q Failes and not ~ b pad ir
urfI you EnoE sEat yoG are 70 receive
Our n4ucsueHts are ne Neaieei efef oaered ht
chffrinr GOOD Jew ~ g i0g ruuse
CarHfesses d 81 ne articles na-nrd in of erci-
~ ~ paf mo euFelcpe-. sealed up and MEL
- 9hrn ordered, are daEn, gruuut reEsl %
rrot.a. al rens b. NAL, freH d eEpe1es nfuf az
~ ehqaea. rs vii then b a. Jour eluA r
so On Dollar fur the artrle Or uHf aAAHl A.
TfON IB GUARANTEED 10 ~ cHsts 80 l1efe
are 40 BLANKS. hr imPesatisiof aa5 90 @fr
ceirs less than The Fai1e q her msleJ
our Id eemprassE1s1oo atciee. ga1e1 A.
a.1m a. 10 Si28 each, consisting r. n.l. Hi "a
49, 80 aadFfrrr Hun Jag aecd NaEhf4 NJ
psiufe Msfie sunnz ald rnsp LocNe eva an
C1raaf Hoid .Braeaieas 04 fent Hth eAtsr-
----,.s Faorv tcfiars, cod Pens ufh silver er-
s.---- - - pa1cia God Tooih and Er
P@rr Chaaad aud SOM - KING. Boscm et1da,
ais-gs puftons fqareiy ~ siyissl Caifrusa la
~r,f soHfare aad CnHter fnE. 6ents' Maaanic
- and Rres. Lsdesehat hueklea, eda Ihu-
biss, Coral, opai set ssd Pear SEQ Ladiea
| Iessefsg. variety q stffes q Ear Drops aud hfooch.
= Ce.feialas and L0oa dusrd Ctalaa. eeafa' 81
~ Mex Chaiuss 6cd SD Jef RfFci4iag br5oei-
e. etc ec
srrulsr coutsiniEg Hsi - aairIea. aso ~
| IsEaaI lslffEs EaH ara faEalras ~ ufT q
/ fcrminE Cuta. eH b. ssst free. e1Fiaeenia-aie
Is oau.s. eve ~ ~, fhsraen fr Al Hirfy nlce a.
81 one b1ndred hr sA Our cen:rl ieoetni
1 hrngs O. near ne fn1si rru1 q po.ats. SD At or
tcr promply hled and Aasarara p Fttnn ma
o. eIpresa-
Agsuh vsaasa IN ev.fJ ter -
e Yea Fourh = caennsl ohi5.
' anIi~n - -
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The Congressional election is very close
aud probably lies betwesn Isnwieh ana
Bullock. Only a few places heard hom.
FRASKLIS.-Rsiurns fIom williamson Co.,
IS far as heard from ere o. follows: Camp
bell $50; Carter 149. Eleven distFicts have
not been heard from.
CoLuusIA-Thomas CPS. Arnell 4l4.
GALLArTx-Omeial returns from u pre-
snts-campben s6l; Carriers 4.
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Persons unacquaintsd in the city seeing
80 many advertisement for the iratamert
Of SPECIAL Diseases, are often al 3 loss b de-
ermine 10 whom 10 entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
ishment Of this kind Is Ut No. @ Deadorick
street, and this should be q sufficient guar
antee that this is q reliable Institution DR.
A. RIcHkRD JOSEs may be found in his Of
nee during the hours stated IN his general
advertisement. al acdicines FURNISHED ~
fEr OH
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PUBLIo LEcTURE.-Rev. John p. Campbell
will deliver a lecture this afternoon At five
o'clock 10 the Masonic Hall. subject-the
riches Of nature, as the gift Of God-the love
and use Of money and its power Of good or
evil to Mantle history and progress of
physical snd moral science in the develop
ments Of nature and their moral and reli.
gious bearings upon the restoration Of the
earth 10 its Eden State. Some of our citi-
zen have heard Nr. CampbslPa lecture,
with 3 high degree Of pleasure, and desire
to see the Hall well fled this afternoon.
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FEERIs FENtLE Institute =. We call at
tention % The advertisement OF this Insti-
tute, 70 be tousd in another column. The
School stands very high, and We rave no
doubt would be a most excellent place FOR
the education Of our dsughters.
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Rotice TIE aaVeriisemsnt CIV. r. Wards
Seminary ioT young lssies. Mr.. Ward hiss
secured ihe large and elegant building,
known ss the Kirkmsn House, corner Cedsr
and Summer streets, for his purpose. We
hope. as the war is ended, our people viii
rapidly turn their attention earnestly 10
peaceful pursuits. Education Is hs very
best interest 10 be looked after in the train
ing ofvouth Of either sex.
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ONO FENALE CoLLEGE-This Institution,
Incorporated in 1851, is located at College
Hill, ak miles North Of Cincinnati. Il has
enjoyed a very prosperous career, and at
tanned high character. From the Catalogue
for 1865, we learn that during the past ses-
sion there were one hundred and aiHety-
sspsn pupils in attendance representing
eighteen States, twenty-five of them from
Tennessee. The next session opens on Mon
day, the 9TH Of September next. An adver-
t.sement Of this College viii be found in the
UxIoS Of this morning.
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EsDeciaIIy % Our uerchanfs.

The maaner Of advertising is equslly &c
important IS the matter, and We often find
persons e Pending lsrgssums Cor advertising
who reap bat little profit therefrom. simply
because they do not advertise il the right
way. Il is necessary 10 set forth clearly and
with considerable minuteness what you have
% sell or propose TO do, and place Il a. cOa-
sPicuOaaly as possible before the public. OF
course no e~nterprising business man viii
neglect 50 good, indeed, 80 indispensable a
medium Of advertising as the newspaper.
But how 10 best advertise, even in s nevs-
paper, is not always known. Il is not our
purpose now TO speak Of display type
and unique arrangements, but Of g very
simple way, in which the gem
eral business Of Zach business man
in our city may be placed in the most
favorable attitude to attract public at
tention. We have commenced The publies-
ton upon our outside Of q Directory, ar
ranged frst in reference to class Of business,
then alphabetically as 10 name Of person.
The advantage Of having ones earl in this
Directory ais apparent. A person wishes 10
purchase something-he takesup the paper
and sees, without hunting ell over It, who
is engaged in the general trade in which he
Is likely 10 end what he rant. lie then
turns 10 the regular advertising page to ind
the specific article mentioned. Bet Il is not
necessary 70 amPlify further. The keen
buIiness man will al once think eli We can
cav.
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A learned and enthusiastic orator re-
Gently startled his audience by the fol
lowing stunning sentences "Sir, let
those beware who would triae with the
popular will, In the language Of the
poet, TFaeilss asoeasus aDerni." The
voice Of the people is the voice Of God.
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A RARE CHANGE FoR a SPECULATION
Turn 10 the advertisement under this head,
We believe that the inducements offered "a
persons wishing to embark in the dry
goods business, in a h%ourishing town in
Tennessee, are really great.
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Notlref EofIeeIl

By order Of the Water Works Committee,
an authorized to extend the time fer r.
ceiviag bids Cor the Machinery for the Sssh-
vile Water Works Engine, &e., until Non
day August l4th, 1865, al 1 o'clock, r.N.
Persons Interested will please take no
tics. J. f. BAUMAN,
aOg6 superintendent.
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GRAND DRANAFio EXPERIMENTATION
German friends Of the Thalia propose 10 en-
terrain the public on next Thursday eve
ming August 10th, with a rendering OF the
celebrated play Of "Cricket," in German
translated from Tie original for this ocea-
sion. HsbsPesk for the enterprising THA.
LA every possible Bucc,ss.
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R WATER-WHEELS

mHE attention Of az those Esng SAier 49,
u invited 10 IN exarniuat on o!thc AebheeS
a EALBACH vefer-ubeel, rs DC noet 49,
made; nothing about ID liahie 70 get out q oroSl 2.
cause trouble, and is suliatie fr ~ pnrFes
on upriQht or hoTiEnnia shafts For eiH1shsf y
II aEncnR the very best 10 use, ~ rs . esetai
Of ever eiGhiy pei cent when tested - ne fh
deluhis Watfr4uorka-
For more definite iuiormadcn, serd ar cscui1'
iyf7-itdtEG cciumhua VAo,
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PETROLEUX.-We learn that Rev, J. P.
Campbell proposes delivering 8 Lecture in
thi- oily, IN a Few dsys on the subject Of
Petroleum.. Citizens who have heard The
Lecture pronounce il very superior.
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Annr HIi6 SnecfacIes.

olf Eyes Made New, without SPECTAC-
LES, DOCTORS OR MEDlCIsE. Psmphlet
mailed trea on recript often cents, address
fQoTE, u. D. No. llse BroaagsyI
hev York. surs-2W
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THE RAcEs.-A large crowd was in attend
snee al the races yesterday, and the excite
ment ran high. The FIRST race between
Black Dan and Silver was easily won By the
latter. The second, between Mol Brooks
and Hugh Douglas, drawn after Moll had
won two heats. A Misunderstanding arose
about changing the drivers. The third race
between Betty and ~Chuckalnck was easily
won BY the latter. The best time was
abovsS 40. Several side brushes concluded
the tournsmsnt, and all enjoyed themselves
hughly.
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Rev. Bishop Kavanangh. D. D., will
preach at Andrew Charge tomorrow morn f.
ing at Iek o'clock.
Service again at ~ o'clOrk, evening.
sabbath school atsK o'clock, morning.
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Souri, NksHvILLE characterization is
called 70 this well known establishment.
It's beer is Of q superior character.
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The 9Th Tennessee Cavalry voted loo for
Col. Isose R. Hawkins, for Congress, and ?
for samuel NJ. Arneil. A considerable POr-
ton Of the reEimentW were under sgs, and not
entitled to vote. The regiment was raised
in the Tth District, chiefly.
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A fight occurred on Cedar street last eve.
ding between James Ducom and f. W.
Cook. Both were arrested.
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AnegrO was found at the door OF the May
or's Office yesterday broken out with small
pox. He was taken 10 the Pest House.
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A man was arrested last evening for
dr-nksnness and took to the work house.
He died in 3 half hour afterwards. His
name is unknown.
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A Southern psper says the sun this sum
mer has as little mercy as radical. The
truth IL, the sun is q radical.
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Divine Services in the First Presbyterian
Church at lO1< o~'eloek.this morning, and 8
PM. Sabbath School At 81 O'Clock A. N.
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E. NJ. Davis, sewanee Depot, received
yesterday Frank Leslie's Budget Of Fun,
and illustrated Weekly.
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The travel over all the railroads to and
from the city is immen.e.
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The flih of our streets is perfectly in
siderable.
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Five prisoners took the Oath yesterday at
Gen. Parkhurst's.
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Polsnd's Varieties continue 10 attract
large crowds, and very Justly so.
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See Inst Of unclaimed Packages in Adams
Express Ohice, TO be found in the fourth psge
Of this dsy's Paper.
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Removal.
NJ. FRANZ
HAs REMOVED his EsTIRE STOCK or
Day GOODS. SCOTS,
auoRs uara. cars. &e

rom IL Union street 70 81 Bsosd. shere - /. pre-
pared 81 recaiFe ms treada ara
f--ag~.f -. f4rra hruaa. al j. rferafea o. %
4 raralrr attf1R hlare-s 10 fe
lrrf1Ifnr - uaral rsaGrrels
arorar.. Merchants aa4 l
Vtiad r. 4 10 NJ b cal. rr
IunsI-9m
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8 nndries.
Nniina.

-xF have on Storage one Box, malsed n: Ro.
w busOn, shipped en- The siesiaeL 1870 y
.5i.s On u4fhiu 50 GAYS, The tame WI - sofa
n.@s6sr-as J. q RUTLAND %
70 p.l No. a Broad street.
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Special Nesice.

Ia addition 10 their excellent Ice Cream
and Cakes, otsnns 4 Morrison viii serve
their patrons With delicious shsrbsis every
evening, a. follows;
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Nv rerson having tao or TIRE kS1Ms ..
A srsf on second floor, or : 1880 esso'
rrst WI fnd 4 eash-psying tenAHt y e1eTrs
T. 0. Box ssS..
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Administrator Notlce'

IL rersons having claims sea nst tos -.
A CHRISTIAN Ols1N, esess ~ seilie-
80 sd those irdetted . $50
- sefie Wifh hin OF M Counfy stelN
WIiLIAM LAWRhNgE
a-s,,.s-.tcr al Christian Olsen, aee'd.
wso-ditw2c
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DIR. g. soHIFF

-ta -rsvei biz F3mly Rsaitaa1e b IS. "a
II arnih sammer street. - does = o. ctnras
49, Z - - ed pica. ~. A. eo7ta
gpuIHEssh % HAas Uli4in
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Cone & Tunnell laid Us under obligations
yesterday for The lstest Cincinnati Tapers.
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The sutler Goods ct A. 4 II. Landsberg,
c orner Public Square and Market are noW
beng closed out. These must be sold re
0ardEess Of price. Now is your time 70 got
er eat bargains there in Tobacco, Cigars,
G. med Fruit, Oysters, sardines, notiong
and Hats. Convince yourself by calling
here.
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Isst chance for Bargains.

We are indebted to W. C. Collier for con.
tinasd favors in his line.
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Election Returns.

l-corrospondcnoo Nashville Union
THE v0TE AT E~'NKNvrLLE.
McMinnville, Aug. ,, 1865.
The following is he result Of The Con-
eressional election in This Civil District:
EeuikfEE s....ss-- .sss-..
-.s-s~a.~s.-.. 81
Hood 90
The election passed OF with good feeling
snd unusual quiet.
Returns from nOne Of the different pre-
cincts in the county have been received. I
viii forward them as soon as the result Is
known in the county. p.
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We are indebted tc ". II. Ehrioh& CO..
{ or inc Louisville pspers Of yesterday.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-27

suit Of tho present position of the ultra Ropubfi-
cans, that they stand upon tho samc platform ns
did tho Secessionists. Truly, extremes have met.
Again, who is TO interpret this law OF natons2
Clearly, the dominant party, and that, too, ac-
cording to its own will and pleasure. Hence a
party having not even n majority of tho people of
tho Union-bdpihg not oven tho authority of mob
law-may dictate to States, never allowed to have
been without tho palladium of the Union, in the
most vital attcrs;-and those dictates, too, sub
ject to oil the changes which the caprice or
changes Of party may occasion.
Can such right in any way be deducod in con-
sistence with tho stability and fundamental prin-
ciplos of a Republican Government? Can any claim
be more inimcaI to tho vital interests of the Con-
stituion and tho Union?
These opinions mako direct issue with tho ba-
sis Of the policy of the Administration, and feel
assured receive no tolerance at the hands of the
President. He has taken his stand upon tho Con-
stitu6n and that alone rs the true and exclusive
foundation of all thcrights and oil thoduties of
the Government.