Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-05
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the country with lively appreheusiou. For
example, be appointed Beojamia F. Perry
Provisional Governor OF South Carolina. 7On
the Bird Of July. before be knew OF bis appoint
Z ment, this Perry made speech at lGrsebyille
s. q, the tenor aud dloyafty Of which may be
inferred from the following reported expressions;
Mr.. Chairman, will here { apkly say, as
| have ofen said during tie pust four
years, that there was not q noah in the
United States who more deeply sfegrep ed
he secession of tie Southern States than
| L did at the beginning of the gevoluliop,
aud there is not nov in the Souyheru
States any one who feels more bitterly the
humiliation aud deg g'adation Of going back
into the Uoion than do still knowthal
We sbhl be more prosperous and happy in
the Union than out o. .it. 'r7-s sisr = sad
| lie also suid jeff ID wis was not specially
to blame for the failure of the rebellion /;
that the people, tired OF fighting, bad skulk.
ed f ON the field; that Johnston had TO-.
900 men on he muster rolls OF bis army,
hut only IA 600 in its taiiks; and adj: :
1 Congress. TOO, Mr.. Cbd IN 10 is g ea;ly TO
blame for their exemptions. ba All between
| Is and As should hove been forced into the
army aud kept there, IL. thatieTedi not
whc her he was doctor, lawyer, preacher,
| politician, editor or school teacher; if an
able bodied man be should have beeb sent
to to The army. a aliude tootbe politicians
editors aud preac chers. " This was not fair,
he man u ho gets mp fight should always
take bis share of it, He also said ,Presi
deut Lncolu's death was no loss 10 the
| South, as be was Whig and non slave.
holder, while ohnsonls q Democrat, who
has held slaves, and who voted for Breck ibs
ridge 10 1860, therefore the people should
haze every confidence in him. He ranks
Lee next 10 Washington Il owl sac "a. ie 5il
How much confidence con the Admins
ration PLACE 10 a MN Of such seutimenis?
Nevertheless, hearing Of bis appointments
Gov Perry repaired to Washing ton at the,
bead Of South Carolina delegation, and
bad on inter view with the President, 2 which
resulted il is said, ia the mu'ual satisfaction
Of the portics! A telegruphic dispatch o.
July 1911, says: ~ '-,a'- -.'DoJ '''4ae'
1t appears the delegation was sugg .sted
at various towu meetings throughout the
State, and the members bad been selected
and we're on their way 10 this 5!city before
he news that Governor Perry bad been
appointed Plo,iS oual Gvve'u nor of the.
State. .., 80,
Governor Perry st heard Of bis .ap
poin'm.nt when he had got SEVENTY miles
from r jme 10 the course Of the inter-
| viewo7 Of this afternoon, Govenorin Perry
assured the President that South Carolina
would be represented by her CJngressmen
in lbe month Of December mex; that, the
State would adopt the amendment to the
constitution abolishipg slavery; that the
parish system will be sbOiished, that the
Presidential electors will hereafter I've
elected by a direct vote iof the people, aud
in general the Stale laws will coiiforni to
the spirit aud form of the Northern S ateS.
aGd to the Federal Constitution, .-.l
G v Perry issued approximation this
evening, which will go fo ward bya SPECIAL
messenger 10 morrow morning, calling a
State conventions TO meet oo the 3 Mo-
day of September. for the formation ofsa
new constitution, and for the. consideration
of the several measures therein suggested
The foregoing is rtainly most wonder.
| fully sudden change of front, and is sur
prisingly at variance with the remarkable
speech of the Governor at G eenvile two
weeks previous. How relidble so versatile
a genius may prove, time only can disclose
A REMARKABLE TREE The Paris cor,
respondent OF the New Yuie Methodist
furnishes the folloaiog interesting ae
count of species of tree brought
within few years from Australia to Al
giery: .,t' ''a''' % o. .for
The Monteur. in giving aud account Of
The Emperor's recent visit to 3 the J5rd n
d dAcclinationz a, Algiers. sta, ed thattLs
Majesty was much struck With ,,hs rapid
g ow ,hLof tbeEuca'yp u',Res, ,afea. Or Aus
tralian gum tree, which has attained high
Of 80 feet aud diameter Of six inches ID
two years. This remarkable tree in IT'S ffdH
tive soil Australia fs6thes
the height OF $40 fee, aud has, been fjdud
more than nineteen feet in diimstet sai,
abont'a yard from the ground m often
Yields plauks 200 feet long without q single
defect. The wood, no. iths.anding lis
rapid o WI, it is bard, and heavier than
ok. 1t sl-o presents beautiful colors, aud
is consequently well adapted for cabinet,
wok An asliingtut gdm, Known 10 com
"a ,rce as kino is Obtained by making irfrisJ
ions into its barknmThe eucalyptus isan,
everg' cen, its leaves have nearly the same
shape as the aurals The Development oI
its lateral branches are no less ondeEful
than lis stems. They are small, unllAhes
trunk atlans The height Of sb,ut loo feel
hen lbey shoot out almost horiz )ntalay,
sometimes 10 tie length Of 80 'feet, giving
the tree the appearance Of an eu5pmons
umbrella Tue seed strange to say, is'serya
small, and not urlike that of the tobacco
plant The flowers are white, "a OF al most
agreeable smell and mneh liked by bees,
which extract from them amosts delicious
honey Hg eli ialt .ldedc.Id Il sac tsgt
REBELLr Us lsDIASs.-The Indian Bur
eau has received Information fs0m Geu.
Heron, stating that recently grand coup
ciltwas held iu The Cbiekssaw. country AZ
which twenty tribes OF Indians We q repre-
sen,ed These Indians took part in the
late tebehioh and ano1 like their Soq here
white ueighbo-s want rest oFasioa ofaheiro
forfeited rights aud privibges.o yTbey have