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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-24
November 9TH, 1865.

acknowledging the President of tbs
United States to withdraw the armies
thereof from this State:
Whereas, The State of Mississ;rn;
IN pursuance of the Constitution and tbo
laws thereof. has elected and rarrIorI,.
| installed INTO office all the officers known
to- and provided for, by said constitn.
tuition and laws; and whereas, the mao.
PIE OF this State have manifested tbair
loyalty to the Government of the TTnitad
states by taking and subscribing ~
the oath OF amnesty, in the form and
manner prescribed by proclamation Of
the PRESIDENT of the United Statos =;
good faith, and almost without evoo,,
ton; and whereas, the civil ontbnn;t;fP.
OF TINS State are amply sufficient to eve
cue cue the laws and to perpetuate the low
d @ity OF the citizens thereof: Tbpre-
{, hesoiyed' BY the Legislature of the
o'afe OF Mississippi, That in the onin'
on OF this Legislature, there is now no t
! "ttner necessity to continue lonrar IN t
! State any considerable portion IF t
he army Of the United States anJ n ~ L
resident of the United States is hereby
esPectfully requested to Withdraw franz J
us ;. State all the garrisons and other is
odleS OF the army of the United Stats is
:. me earliest day possible, Consistent b,
III, ~ ms sense of official duty. w
II De II further Resolved, That his Fx- ne
,llehcy. the Governor be, and ha Is he
'reoy instructed to transmit 70 .L or
'esIdent OF the United States, a con rv pr
a 'aTsG resolutions and the pream bic Gt
A nnr en .9l III til,
approved November 6th, 1865 th,
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No Ii ]

Az NO. 10
AN actto provide for the transfer 9th,
unfinished business of the spscia
Courts of Equity, established BY Gov
Sharkey. Wv
Section !. Be it enacted bv the Too
Isiature of the State of Mississi1pi Tboot
all cases now pending and undecided IN
he Special Courts of Equity, established
by William L. sharksy, Provisional i
u!oFernor,) and recognized by the Con
s'ltu'Ional Convention, which assembled
Ia August, 1865, be and are herebv or
aertd to be turned over to the C9nrt.
having proper jurisdiction thereof 80
provided for in second section Of tba
schedule of the amended Constitution VIC
Sec. 2. BE it further enacted That
passage. W 'i'er It's
l his act was returned ~ the Gov
'rnor with his objections thereto ana
lpon a reconsideration of tie .ama bv
,ote determined by yeas ard navs tw
hIrds OF the House of Re,respnta - wv
ha two thirds of the Senae, resnective
y old agree TO pass the sane and il NO.
assed accordingly. - " d.
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approved, November Sill, 1855.

great lhAT life is long which answers LIES
me, nttNATCRE consolation Is bat the re,
lg STance of sorrows 49, '''
ard , raA Experience Is the father
"iep9ry tue mother of wisdom.
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mo. 24.I
A MEMORIAL

I
VIC fpb bsJtoe en- OF the United States, in
The Tan;li.t OF jefferson Davis.
sim; ne f legislature of the State of Missis-
n n'pP, freshly elected from the BODY Of its
Pee People, and representing fully and cIearl ,S
, ,ne wishes views and opinions Of ' ,h:,
f PeIP'e' DO unanimously and most resnact '
i"i ny, present this Memorial 'so'-
s;r ! ne t late civil war has ended. Missis.
l s,prl mas returned to her Loyalty and 9 49,
ltSlance to the Government Of tLy T anu "i,
par Her surviving sons bays : c nl,ea
n;r % 10 H. 'he1r homes and families, again to
. lli,S !e IN the pursuits of peace. Her rin
v9 sa,I.t have once more met in b ~
- 'o o(,,'t' Judicial and legislative halls
= u ' ;,, and act together for the Macs ,
III interests Of the State 10 peace
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n n &c, 70 repeal an act allowing but one
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-24


H,iilc'' like the meteors OF "a tro,'I!IS'
Did Itio nature, OF one substance braJ '0h,
IA 10y Gei5 me e. IN the intestine sIociy
| ~ ~ y, furious close of civil butcber0N
I 3.ali now, IN mutual well be sae5
March all one way &c seeming ranks,
Thanks / to the generosity and m.,.,.
10y mar has so far accompanioJ tL '-
t ,nt'4 c triumph in this great strnn, .Ile
he ~ l0" forms are missed saw Isl
thousands who lie in the silont nose
" 1 mere the call of a much loved Stots grave,
'e honest convictions of duty: have s "nt
mem Iunttimely to seek that nar mIne sent
earthly king is not asked for. p por on mat
resident bestow But amono u, o,,A our
!I stlil absent, there is one I la rev
Il throughout the State, famiIiar Nno|n
thoughts of every household - - me t
roidI I VIII M'lhout whose presence in 0 our '
not 80" g. t I sorrows of the conquered cou t
l; ~. pe lessened, nor the triumnb of ' al a
md nd, ~ civic struggle be made gIor;ome y
The Legislature respectfully .u, '.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, now conf3.5 aiiuoes to r.
laer IN military prison. Emil o(;o your an
is r ron oI the otate-endeared TO her by in
Is younger days of promise and - h h oy
90 r',Gie years of honor-her RonroSoo. ms tol
' 't, IN Congress, and her Senator i; es G ha
'o!e nails rife with the eIoona, ~ nose
e J,otlsm OF a Clay, a Calhoun and al" q a
nj i ioq, IN whose starry circle Of hill
sbonn | fantt over the opi1iions of mon I
'r naif forth with no reflected lustr men {
II s'iaht representative unon IL Da
swang fields of Mexico who oae air
arms ar re1 me way to the triumnbs - to t
ra ta,s ana the glory of our fac Tt OF his
le'aIy OF War for the nat;on l : he read
ies - OF thehigh and resnonsi ib5e ed
- VI that Office was witLont ''oIe FORT
!, or single stain. A SON VII que that
y ana integrity of character, : d nose will
20 Prlnclpie, fortitude when snffa 80 dimr
cd him men successful, have en. mag,
,on I'm 70 every heart; whose NAM Al
. o Us word; the accents of VIII
Law ,,,e ie N en- upon our ears and Tn
'""ee OF whose eye is n su,oot anu great
H. nat son is still away, not co. PRI
~. present toll and labor in - ''g 9V I
e;tbeeu 'no social structure; nor sba and :, =
ions Ia q ne and We would wish ,ho
;t;n me suffering and The na asp' 'n9 a.
nv, NJ 'na5 the fortunes of war I ha dies is
ms OIL L. upon our people n bon ar
- niih there is a deer - lniated
"no neVer-to- be-forootto, r "ioe- When
"a association. sympa- front, i
as no lawless sn;r;t r. down t
'ompted the naon1o VI mere revolt coming
r curse drr;r OF Mlssissippi over tn
me late confess come f,
not Tor power or nl,,. any, it
'N'euoeo rule" but as H. F'un- wish to
non- other fe
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,''' NiaNes such waste in brief mortality"
open the prison doors Of Jefferson
G"'ls! Let him breathe once more the
- ,t personal freedom Return hin
his HI '"g state Of Mississippi Make her
m Ipondsman! lie VIII answer as
cd o 10 any call there, as when guord.
f a. "nd confined as he now is. Let our
~. be his; and the halo Of honor
viii VIII surrounds your position and name,
J 49, oeGoine radiant with true and IN,
ahmed, glory of Official and personal
APProyed. NoYem her ST. -
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Ihose opposed eve,

Which. like tho ,,,1! nose opposed eyes.
All of one "V na we meteors OF a troubled heaven
Did lately ma mae q, OF one substance bred
- z1"4 IuIIous close of civil bntcb o onoch,
Shall now, in mutual ven hoIery;
March all one way "''' '9 seeming ranks,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-24

An act to provide for the issuance of ex-
emPiiflcations of patents in certain
cases
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-24

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The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

GEoaoATOwE, July 20th, 1855.
EDTToRs DSNOcRAT: ~ 10 evident that the
great t.I,IIIicAl IEsue bel"re the country v 70
be " neither our GUVeINnIeRI Mas established
by tue v hIle race tor tue benefit at Tue white
race oF, Mhelbtr IL has been nIlHnhdtTS""'c
aud Was really es,aLlIHhed ftr all races alike
the Indinn, the MUsskslIAn, the Csaeas~'AH. the
African rage anu the A"UAeH, WItlIOuI IiSiInc-
IIuu or, Il i siinCIIOu H llpe Ut deM'AI GsI'O''
IL In De drawn, al " hat point! II NAT nj tue
white race, Elali We ATOP vt the African. Hn'l
leave eat the lndIAH aRd N"ug,'lIun !-"r shall
We sep ~ Tie AnaHSslIaR Hnd leave "uI IAe
nn'u.k-y =: snL up'N ~ AI prIn'Pe:
| NVuld lIAs I" have IUUl. t'T tiIe satisfaction
" The great Amei Ican e.r1e. aud the rest al
mnnkiIsd, hiSeUUI Ia OWr paper upon ne pecu-
lIHE chAFAClsTSiICs 81 there SSII'ssls Tneer, ~
THAI We maj W .UIS. h"ne.aly nnd m,eiI'Srn'.
IL, LU Judge III tue ntIIeNs 1T SUCH pei ss'S W MI
,II,n,s Ut h0Iior sud trust "a snIr gIUrH'uS
cnmuI n wealth. ] believe tie L"Id says Iue's
shalt be u htOesa bekne ~ place Oe hiIed ~
heaven. Is that necessary u eur G"Ve' uuieuI:
Il Il TX, ~ bat she's n there kE tue uckeI ie'
cenIly Ia. uIinAed ia y"ar Ci!yI
Then, IL u l. deter M med that there shall be
M distinction II races, smaigamatIOn II Inevl.
table, aud liIr TesMIL ~ al w tile "ne" latin
p.I,ticallL sp'keS III. Tb-H the Q"rStE'n ur'"es
which Sia.lild be eVnHiSirIed ~ adS ai'ee-
will thSs ''new uaIHNI, this InOngrei race, bs
an Improvement upnn the ~hIIe race! Will
II btInx iIh u an i'm, vowed 'n'rltgetre. ihrTe'
b. enabling iIie,n "a brtIrr ande's anu and sP
pieumIe< eur tree InHtiIuiI'A,"! Or, viii 'Lis
iu"ugr,I race p0ssess neither the phtsl.A
ablIiy at the "he, n"r The intellectual ability {"
ihr uiirrr, and be- therefore, disqualified hr Ihs
mAImtenaDee ~ O1r republicans M IN Ot gov
vrnii.enIY The issue 10 made, aud nU Com
milIe~ s.n Rvs0lMiI'ns." bWWe "lOyAr ~
members u,Ay be. can STTis ii 5. 7.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

OBITUARY NOTICE. The New York
Evening Post, en- able organ 81 the Ad'
niniAtrati"n party, in late number thus
alludrs to the dissolution Of the Republi
can party. In this State itis split into
fragments both Long Hairs and Short
Hairs dis"wning Il. Says the Post:
= The RepubIic~ns have ceased IA
be trim the single fact that iheI have No hing
er nnv diatincIive ctr-d n expF~nA ~ any
prcniiar f,,ncIi..0 70 fnlHII. What they 81 "ut
H. do t. d. llnIit H. The exIeaAI0H Of alaVerv
= .hey have uMMs than dons; IhsV haVo nos
nnlv circumncribed bnI 0vs'thrOEn " F.;
and the principle which brought thrm together
having 6sra accomplished. they haVs % FSAs0a
GOr being. t-'a ~
The Rochester IN 7 UniOn. eOmm~H-
tin. upon thia significant adEDissio6, CARS
attention to the fact that the Democratic
patty. Of all parties. has RHsiNaaaAsd It's
existence end ils organisation uHAsr eli
trials and regulations. II riHes from The
mighty struggle through which the SOGn
try has passed during the tonr yeaTa jest
cloa~d. and stands to-day upon lie one
milIlnn eight hundred thousand votss cast
last fail with elements Of strength greater
than ever bslSes surrsuSding sDS inVig'
osassvN~ Z, .es. ,ft'' = I7!ar rt -
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29
9Ath nnx of August. 1905.

at one OShsck r n At the dOOF 81 The COat 1lcuSs
VI said County. H. the Guy ~ HASeTVihe ell The
right IL Ir IuurrsI aud e@IuL OF L. said BeIj Inu
ia rrtt, At the time oI hs death. ard al the right
title AND InIere.l Iai said NJ has. BY UIcFaIOn
Lac UT UIhrrUIs, srVulI eli "ihtT IbSn Or 10 atdi
ion 10 that - tie said iri' rtHte Al thr tIe u his
death, IN AID Z" al thai la p'rc< ~ Parcel ~ tand
II; uaIe Iyn aud hriig ia laid County aud Stale
and descrih,d ~ tOIl"Us, q eli:
eitaAted n the fAerrI Tile aid CsirSon VaHry
Road. sbUu IS Mnes EAsi Ell Tia Csty Oi blAe-6Vhlr,
aud khvSn rs "ALDRAINS srAtlON," eos1
n.~ ucing At point b. ing the crISr {" 'tuAlaIl
H0urr" On Ihe north side " swans tA'i VdaaS EnA.
Mug L.puce HH al0nG aid r0Asl the di,tnncS u ~
entire length oil side OF OUs humid I'd anu rtSy
flenD arFrs Of land Iyug IN Su ITr b.dy "a STAKE
stnudiuK on the uMIh side ri FTau's toll FOaa
thence, at riR.,t ALEies with kWAn's raid rOsd. u
nrtirrly hreciiO the dsiuhee 81 "nr entire Sids Ol
tVrre hundt 81 aud Iws " aerra a land lying To
sauar ~ Indy. pine tree tla1 d. thencr westerly
ia rail- VIII said swami tnh road, IOublS the dis
tame ~ ti,r Iine DR. hereiu dsAeTihrd, to = pine
tree hlaS-A theHce S'ntberiy, eTUoeiDR The said
Swan tai, road At right R' twice tie d taIre oil
thu sst.t,Id line lservn described: thrnre eaSttTS
pnruIle, wilh the said S1ani tell esd, dissaacS
EQUAL u the third line IrI Elm d-SgTihrd, TO . pine
tree blaE.d; tIemre westerly. tie ditAnce Of the
SID line h.rsIn drrrTib To- the Htake Whirh fSFns
ths eastern hoamdaIy OG the Arst line together With
all improve H,Snta IN the same.
DIR cent. 0f the purch % u.ODey 10 BE paid " III
Administrator OIL the day Of sslr. balance on con
hru,ntlOn ~ the sale hy the PrO6ats COuFt Deed
al the sHpenas Of the purchaser.
DAt-a-Faeervile, July 9Th. 1855.
FRED HUNGER,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Resjanin Barrstte,
Ijy29ssl DECREASED
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

DowN ON CAUSE.-THE Nv York Tri-
hume is disgnstrd with the course Of Chief
Justice Chase in taking the stump f"r the
Presidency. 1t thinks he has committed
political suicide. doubtless, for it says
thst to kill of . mans chances for the
Presidency you haze only to bring him
out as . candidate three years bef.rr the
election. 1t is disErnceful to the Amrri-
can people for the Chief Justice Of the
United States to travel about aud make
violent partisan speeches. lie has dis
graced himself the high position hO bOlus
and the country.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

Ah.M.-zDn. I,h. 1885.

JAAsNt .|HANAS y - l..fNN'~9s w.
EOr-Oa4 AOi -. Anrr .ainiUg Il
SIrOck ~ Ss S.II OuSI sspiIaI inve1
ed 10 The velOph beet ths mer nd srrl
tim Of the latter. On tb9bIfiba Eh such nnS
psoapseas did As,l lead tl = nl0Fs ihOrungh de,
vskpueni n the vaFiOuA ledRrr. was InsEmed
lThrF u&RRAS SiSkW Usrre Ivsp"d and he's zen
&Srkta 81 MIN in ~htNdsrdte eiFtanIatsscee.
who ss.pld not EAie the II..ans t. sink On ihr'r
/ ts,ass sow III WsteF level WNh''ht se'hne
part Oa Ihrir.elaima, WhselS aheR are n I. ~ =
mrassna HAi.4E.. = ilhnw 20 dsant UVma fanihsr IN
Quiry { lraFned Ihsi abs. quartz i'des are e"n'
sIdeFs1, ~ I'll conyeEeant with the country, "a
q rdAttut Han n the far.ianltd haaet 1t Gtuss
VIVlSfs whieA have pFOVed 90 imDeaaely Nch.
N~ue - The tOdsa IT 81 Ds,FaAs GssaE1VpsO kaT
- es.aId lssrsA .Aags been- w"Eksd hSkgW lhs
w4ssS AK Nj sos ssithsiaOdiDs Iha rAallow
sRd 6sT.fFtket G6skine. the uilner have na'6
MALLS have beNuim operatsaa FWdnct0R the OEes
AmOuR the ulOsI cO1aplen0Sta " theas, NAY
mention the Pacific, The New yak. and the
| Harmon, the latter OF which hes been wOrkec
about Eve mWntha within the bat Ateep, and
that On park etota ahOSe The WsIer linz. u
paid 10 that shnss fFt@ indissFent rick,
S99. OOO 10 bnllls On sipki0E tAes shsA,
large and veil defined V<iR, sOUe StGbt feel
vide, Waa dlscovsred, containing very dch "fe
eAinevy we're Gstctea IN The mins h taiss ths
water, which 10 Essshd " Iso large qnsa,iAy
10 be raissd b. hand pampe, To PM IN lhs
maehineey w0tSoj essst scssseSdsfES Die sSnNSt
Which tie st0ckh,ilfeTH are nat abb H. raiSe.
FFsStn s,beeVya1iEa sid information lam con
6dent that the HaVason lUds 10 OWe Of The beH
10 the State. II IL lOcaied en- the line nt Tx
great overland mail rouIe. a"d = nailr''ad, c0n
nect,nH Placerv,lle ~ iIh the navigable wsteri
| .F al. nrill - ~ kniMheA The cJmn
Law sb,iuuda In VIVID aud water. the climate Il
mild and healthy. sod PRIV ai,'ns and labor an
cheap II offers safe aud prOhiAble invest
mrut i"r capital. I throw out Ibis hint TOR thu
benefit ~ the enierprisins VIM have capita
unemployed, aDd WHO are not afraid TO veutur'
ON what PROMISES rich retain.
QUARsz MIHsR.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

NEGRO SUFFRAGE. - Phillips. SnmnrI.
Chase and Wade, the lead, rs al the TadI
cal ing Of the Republican patty, have
broken ground in IAv"r Of the im'nedia',
extension Of the right Of stuff age to the
negro. They boldly threaten the repu
diatiOn Of the national debt in case il Is
refused. We are not sure that sut% =
threat " i'll help them much. We hear Of
people every dav wh" Look to tina; a$ the
only remedy fur the grinding taxa'i"N
which begins to b. ar ~" heavily upo" ali
class. =. But h0w cOnSi>ten: these Aim
liyi"nists are, who labor to-day u ds"1
the right Of suffrage 20 white men Wh'
cannot read. and TO murrow, to force II
upon negroes Who can neither read nor
reason! They are willing to enslave the
whites in order to b+stow the elective
franchise on the blacks! How white
men, who have b particle Of selfresptct
tan act with such . party. passes ou'
comprehension. .r t.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29
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The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

MILITARY C0URrS The Providence
Post queries whether there can be. by
any possibility. stronger commentary
upon the danger Of military tribunals,
than IL found in the TACT that President
johnson has remittrtl to sentence &c
Harris If Marylan'l, on account n the ut
ter ialri'y Of the testimony upon which
ne was convicted. The fact that the
President approved the Hnding renders
the incOmpetency Of the tribunal still
more apparent. They had admitted and
given credence to testimony which was
wholly worthless, wholly destitute Of
truth, WbOIlV malignant and falrr. Il ia
~ell that We have the iniimation that
theSe illegal and irresponsible tribunals
are about over. but hos much "f iJus-
tiee, h"w much Of wrong, how much at
crime even hiss been committed ny tn, m
IN the last four years will never be known.
Either these military commissions or lib
-rty must fall. They are in d. EFT viola
ton Of A~. and In opposition to the spirit
Of Republican institutions. John P. Hale
stated an the huOr Of the Senate that the
OriEinat0rS 0f them hOAGsed that ''thry
weSe organized to convict" - nut q give
parties brought before them fair trial,
hut TO c"nvir't thcnI! II wAH startling
hast, snd in the better days Of the Re
public would have aroused the indigna-
tiOn Of the American pr,pIe. IL il graft.
Tying to kn"w that only the meaneSt and
basrSt Of mankind NOW justify them. -
Every respectable Republican, journal in
the Atlantic States has cOndemn+d THIN.
and every Law abiding eitiz'n will SOOn
follow their example. The time has pass-
ed far illegal aud irresponsible military
commissions,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

pni thrrs. v'o votes
ssss eOu ed in thb sid tial ctiOn,
'y.. g Sp-( shs cOSad2 Of re.
gaining supremacy at no distant day
We we're 0vFrihroWn by The agitation 81
tLe ,slavesy SusAGa. ssqdssdoa&hi&
AsmAeoguss seiEsd IA :..educata The NORTH
to hAls the, South" Aside from the iquF"-
ton Of slavery, our pOliticsl priPciPIe"
we're indOsHs BY the people Their Sae
crsaGOI application upon every question
eTgSvrruusntst policy had attested their
EcorrsctRess. Whether ws we're tight N
wrong 10 regard to the slavery qdesaio~,
Il is not pertinent here TO inquire, bat
that InestioS thrown from the arena OF
our uaropal politics, - it soens Hiu he.
the pr6pls viii rrIurn 70 the doctrines
which built ~ up in strength and gran
duer. Enough has been done EHr the ne
gro; let something now be done for the
white man. A new issue has been "taFt'
ed natural su6cessSv TO the slavery
agitation, and ven calculated tn mislead
I thSughtIess persons--neerd sutfragr.-
The men Who nov breach this idea. pro-
Gesspd to scout 1t q few months Ago. They
we're scandali1ed when charged with this
very design. In the discussion Of il they
hope TO enlist the passions Of the uO'hink
ing, and to keep in power by talking
about the negro. The General Govern
ment has no right to prescribe the quail
Rcstion Of electors in California, simply
becausS California and no other State has
Surrendered that right. The men who
are favOring negro suffrage know this
very well hut that matters not it is the
preservation If place and power they are
seeking. The Democracy arr opposed tC
granting them the right Of suffrage, and
large number, If not majority Of those
who supported the Republican ticket 81
the last election entertain the same views
and will unite with them. and thus Fern
= dominant party. We have as much
respect Tor an honest, indu'triaus eoldr~d
men NJ anybody. aud mean to treat then
a. we'll but it cannot be denied that AZ :
class they are lOOked upon by the com
munity at large ss interiors. and taciIlJ
accept the position. The issue has beer
forced upon the people by Abolition dem
Agagues and il must be met II has spill
the $50 called UniOU party" and d'ive'
into the rsnks Of the Democ'a'y the con
srrvstive element OF the dominant party
The Democracy have, therefore, reason t.
he hopeful.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

Pointed. Our EAetern exchanges de.
scribe what they call the " magnificent
marriage" of daughter Of Mrs. Harriet
B"echsr Steve and an Episcopal Clergy.
man, which took place at Hartford. re-
Gently. with great display and ceremony.
II MAS Thought worthy Of remark. says
the New Hampshire Patriot. that there
vas not . negro present. indicating that
preaching and practice d" n"t agree &"
the case Ot the a"ihoress Of ncle TOMS
CAhi". any better than with ordinary
white folks.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-29

RArIvIcArInH MEETIKe- The Chairman Of
the County AbrliIkn Central COMMITTEES has
Ssslsd Q call EIV q m~~iiRg in ihIa city to-
night, H. rAiify the nHminaii"na INSIDE BY the
late SArgeAni- NsgrU Suffrage CONveOti"n.--
TIE Chairman. WIN pUSAesSes kern sense Of
the ridiemhua, maliciuurly invites the cAndi-
dates " addrrAs the nSesNIny. iAn' thie carry
ins the Joke 4 little t,I0 far! Il would be rare
Sp..rt ~ .vs the legislative candidates Ir"'ied
on. before . discriminating Andl-nce. Would
they mt make" me h"Wl, aSi0nish the IA
tivc- and extingnIsh thsmselVeH'N We rsck"n
nOs! Ii ID cruel 10 Ibe waGNtsh CAaiFnIAA ="
subiscI she candidates At hiS party n ltdieass
and Tbs meeting " being b"Tsd. On renset'"ni
n take back seat II is not 40 amusing 6pSc'
taela 70 aes stupidity sprssdlRf ttesk eetprU .
large audience. R,R the credit If oar c01nty
We hope that para Of the programme will b
0@isI6a.