The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-11-15
arEaNsINas FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

- The Sumter Nesrs nominates Hon. John N.
Esfsrson. for United States Senator from South
: Carolina.
- The Georgia Senate has refused to reconsider
= Bill repeating the State asary laws. Bill has
been introduced IL the House annulling contracts
BASED on slave property.
IT is. intimated from Washington that the
President win, il his forthcoming message to Con-
sfess, lay before that body an amendment to the
Consultation similar q the one passed at the last
session Of Congress, With q fe& notifications.
--- Governor Brownlow s message to the Legisla-
Suse Of Tennessee discusses the question Of negro
suffrage, and expresses the opinion that President
johnson and others are endeavoring to overthrow
the State Government.
Rev. George E. Williams, Rector of an Epis-
S6pal Church at SAfolk Va, was arrested in New
York on Friaay gct picking lady's pocket in
Broadway stage. Tae stolen pocket book was
gYOind in his possession. He exhibited much agi-
Saiion and attempted to resist the police, but was
anaily locked up.
- Mrs. Garsin and her daughtor, while out
riding "a Thursday last, near Orangeburg were
killed BY two negroes, who knocked them in the
head with On axe. The murderers were arrested;
and are on their way to Orangeburg. was diff
2 cult TO restrain the people from taking summary
2 Fengeance on them.
:. - TIE negro Bill, seAsieted of the murder of
AIRS. Rollins ia Wilkinson county, Georgia. was
aunv at Irwiates on Friday last He confessed
his guilt, not only III regard to that crime, but
tnany others, among them the murder of Mr.. Jas.
= r. Crews: ticket agent in Atlanta. His whole
life has been devoted to robbery aid niatder:
,,a+- A. new cotton factory has been started at
Prattyille, fotrteeA miles ffof Montgomery, Ala;
which gives employment to $50 persons: A mile
be7ond is smother mill, the machinery Tor which
has just been received from Engiaud. At Atauga-
vile, twenty-five miles froih Mohtgohers, pfepara
lions are making to resume work in factory al
fuads built. These fastcries will give employment
10 200 operatives. Thgre is q PROSPECT that
ether mills will be erect ted in the same locality.
n. M. Pomeroy, editor Of the 10 Crosse Dem
ccyot, viii this winter visit all Of the Southern
;ssaless travelling By public and private convey
atCs, from city to plantation, extending his knowl
edge of the country and writing fully impartially
and truthfully, of the wants. capacties; resources
iahd business of the South; Tbs sentiment and
: -sbfFefings Of her people; the favdges and mar
rings of war; the bravery and the vandalism Of
troops the condition Of negroes before the wat
and since; the trre workings of the Fresdmen's
Bureau; and all such infdfihatioh, which Will be
Of Untold value to the country.
: : 4 Hon. George s. Boutwell, delivered lecture
In Boston on Wednesday evening III favor Of negro
suffrage; in which he said that oil the interests Of
business are centered in the freedmen and the ele-
sssion of these people. Coming next to discus
sion CT the policy which the Fortieth Congress
shotild adopt, Mr.. Boutwell, said two great ends
must be brought about-frst, universal suffrage.
One way Obtaining this was by holding the States
as thsy nov are, antf, BY theit u#ti motion, they
do justice to the colured people. Congress may
abolish the governments of these States and es-
tablish territorial governments, ahd deslats who
shall and who shall fot vote. This is most likely
the result 70 which the action of Congress now
tends-the destruction of these false governriehta
and the formation Of constitutional governments.
The next object TO be accomplished was the pun
ishment Of the President, if he should be found
fully Of ofinconstitutional acts.