The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-13

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Din ] i IN MORNING, JULY 9Th, 1855.
Jas. &. DiIlea, ESQ,
az mer Representative IN he State
Poseu e, Jas. r. DflIen, Esq., has fallen.
the Radicals and the present State
M 9nt. He has written 4 letter. in
ed? says he Legislature is an irregus
a nJpstitptional. body, and has no au-
to act upon the Constitutional
IS cot. We make the following ex-
kind M iettak, aocia a1I aealdslA
g PouT was elected a member Of the
- semBly Of the Stateof Tennessee,
~ 80 tail to remember thatgI repre-
Aolsooahtyef Giles IN which county
ginabeen for eighteen mopths preVi-
ateld election, Why Not because
dg Of Giles county prevented my
ID. re, but because an army OF men
e, and because the Government Of
led States had failed to guarantee a
hcan form. Of government in that sec
Yet twas called republican, and men
10 put, on the general ticket TO represent
la' counties in many instances, who were
klr known to : the. citizens of The counties
Iadhwhich they purported to come. 80
Doet US remember that in a republican
|,li6spment the people, from whom all
:, and authOfityis deriYeds select their
3preseutatives.p = soalns Bai br- .-ss
- IN this extract the',Prssa and Times
iOD antslas follows: els zsi a,dsBid .ssa
arn personal friend of Mr.. Dillin, who
Ylsea officer in the Union army, informs
e no election. under the general ticket
his Id in Giles county, and Mr.. Dillin
ofiged to- y for his life, being driven
81 om that coanty' by rebels, who ar
IL band thFeasneda to hang him. He
lprisonedTa at Columbia by the rebels,
y life saved by William g. Lewis, Of
mo + And yethsBsys that the people of
did not prevent hisgOing there, and
- United States Government had
!, secure arepublioao form of govern
that section We are informed
,,,peoplei Of Giles were very bitter
ors Med Hin during the war, that no
bows e better than himself and that
!. cry people, car, explain Why repub-
81 rm of government did not prevail IN
rnaliion<fsa--
thrsaipg all5'fih a little rebellion down
ne the incidents above aliud-
spring, we know nothing Of
- own personal knowledge;
thorizsd by Mr.. Lewis to say
.,he would have rendered his
: assistance in his power at the
Ia to, he was neyer<~--~-r e1On,
v;n sre ignorant Of having perform
wonderful feat attributed to him. Il
Saved Mr.. .Dinin's life, be does not
IN anything about it.
aesbop Ind Tines continues its com
Tb,on that the Legislature o
Z q republican or constitu-
6ould make IL incompeten
constitutional amendment, i
y affect its authority on al
ID invalidate every law it passed
.Oilliu. sat as a. member Of the
81 Representatives. voted for various
for two United States Senator's, ant
himself Candidate for the Speakershii
The House, position which we wished
n1t to occupy, and was also elected Comp
roller Certainly the cavit which he nov
makes against the power Of the Legislature
sssed upon an alleged glazing error in it
iginal Constitution-for which Andrew
Johnson only is Responsibilities by a
beans credible to his consistency. How
sver, If he conscientiously looks upon tn
Legislature as an Illegal, municipalities
assembly, let him have the privilege of re
pentabce, but he should not charge Con
cress With the Organization Of the Legisla
lure of this State"
ir4so The Irrepressible Conflict ,za
an A disturbance between negroes an
gsites took place at Smyrna, on the Nash
Gle and Chattanooga railroad, on the 1t
ast. One report says negro insisted o
Ising to the table to eat with the whites 9
SUR picnic dinner He was knoeke
PESn, when general melee occurred re
nzibg in the death. Of ave negroes and on
Lite badly stabbed Another report say
oSter soldiers lnsulted q woman ala negr
i-nic. ending in killing three negroes an
b whites. els gid' 81. @ n
ne negro excursion 70 Spring Hill Q
mc,hvilIe and DeeatuF railroad, was
izeri1 affair large, numbers pettin