The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-11

Gown on THE RADICALS" Potomaen the Wash
ington correspondent Of the Mobile Advertiser aud
Register, has the following interesting account of i
debate IN congress: In one of his inspired mood.
ECowan sprang into the debate to-day and scored TIL,
radicals fearlully for attempting to enforce negro suf
frage in the south. He conended that it was uhju3s
for those States which have sno negro population 10
endeavGr for their interests solely to force Negro
suffrage upon those States which have large ponua
iOn Of this class He warned the majority that tbpr
opponents would yet st this chamber as the control
ling party, and would out to them the sane inca
sure they were seeking to force upon Others. Hs
mixed, do you expect more intelligent Representative
viii be sent here II the negroes allowed to vote
4 10 which Wilson replied: we expect more lOvai
4 Lo5pI3" roared Cowan, "what do gou NEAR by
4 loyal? Do you mean those who vote with YOU: Yo9
mean aboenist for seems all who are not .arrct
With that stinck are disloyal LOYALTY means obed
ence 10 the constitution and laws. Yet many OF thoFs
who prGte so wisely about it never read a commeu-
tary on she constitution in all their lives. man Ia
not Loyal who trampes upon the laws Of his country
to subserve tbe ends of his party. He would suggest
to philosophical individuals who are so soctoua
about the right OF the negro, to go the freedmens
bureau and get hundred thousand of them trauspor
ted up east The adoption of such propositions a4
that before them was more than enough to excite
new rebellion When gentlemen quoted history ha
advised them to read the history of rebeionto gesG
if after any rebellion was first put down the wounds
had been healed by the adoption of such measures us
these. Read Roman history. Did the Romans ever
adopt such principle as this toward people whom
they had conquered and wished to bind to them f"
1t is refreshing occasionally to hear tls in,enectu
ally and physically stalwart break out il strains
like these 1t is true, they lost upon those 20
whom they are Immediately addressed bat they ana
telling among the mountains and the valleys
REMARKABLE CAsEeF TRAHcE-4 Lq.lg Rise, iron,
her Cofa.-A lady residing within sixteen rlies oI
Raleigh says the progress, who has been in delicate
health since she lost her husband in 1858 died I,q.
s Ocp1 bnrff dS fbt
borhood proceeded to take the steps usual on such oc
casious The coffin ordered the corpse .shroude3
ard laid out, and allneeded preparations eoonsuua
ted for the funeral ceremonies last Sabbath Strange
as it may appear, it is said that white Tie Yatclc- n
an adjoining room were indulgng in hilarity and bo
Coffee noise was beard in the apartment where the
remains OF the beloved departed reposed.
SuppoSing cat or rat was playing therein, gentle
man went to stop the revelry On opening the door
he h0PTifed to find the lady standing on the Hgor
tbo.yery incarnation Of perpIexty. The brave fellow
hastily retreated Ills demonstration excited the
OF the party and the whole crew sbreking and trca
bling, deserted the house for a season. In elderly
negress, more courageous than the Others went ira
the Dwelling ascertained the state Of affairs; and.
with christian herosm, administered to the recesss
of the dead alive one.
Search then made for the retreaters, who, hrv-
ing been found at neighbors retarned to the don-
they Lad SO shamefully abandoned
DR.. Bell, of South Carolina who had attended .E,
lady during the past six months assures us that these
are utvarnished facts, and to the medical profession
present no new truth 1t is simply case Of traugo
or suspended animation. The only remarkable gir.
cumstance, perhaps, is the duration of the sr.H
though after the presumed decease the absence ct
that perfect cyness which is peculiar to the dead gs
remarked by the physician well as his friends
This lady is now able to sit up, and being in the lasE
stages Of consumption is well as she ever sill he
She remembers very little of the hours Of her trance
but experienced an almost painful thirst IN the jrsg
moments of returning consciousness
Gov. E4MnroN.-The Noble Register and Advert.
ser says:
Gov. Hamilton, of Texas. is in Washington. Ts
tells bis political friends there that he doesn't regard
the people of Texas being as loyal nov as thew
were one year ago We know very well what opir-
ion the better class of Texans entertain Of Hamilton;
out the language necessary describe it is OF tlat
2rofane sort which is always carefully excluded from
these columns"
The Register man must be consistent church mem
Der. We don't believe he would ever scussn if tbe
did not correct a revised proof.
MEXICAN COURT GossIP.-It is rumored that srs
md the amiable Carlotta have had little quarrel
u seems that Max after dinner one day took Carlosts
me side and after telliHg her she just tue kDdast
little" woman in the world asked her to lend him
'trlaing amount of two three hundred Thousand
ioars out of her own purse" This delicate insinus-
ion the dear little Carotta' listened to with great
good bumor, and then pating Max on the check said
No you DON'T" and she did not lend Il to him.
Dowv on Til1INa Hoops.-A catholic clergyman ia
lew York has rebeed against fitting hoops He BE-
;lares that nothing half mmodest has ever before
prcared in that citT ard that tho vearers ef then
as Go one et TR thihg5--taEe tlsm OH rkeep Jgt
His church. III the ast 81 Che clergy s1aai6 hag-
aa l3lu lhs crusade Has begun so9sa other dup 4s
lisN-as novelty p VI lGge q be devised to meet Be
gaa q fashion ana fgl.S
Dau Riee Of circus aotoristy appears in tbs frg as