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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
ITEMS OF NEWS.

Sixty-two homcides occurred in New York
duri2g 1850.
The order mastering out unemployed generals will
be promulgated about January 18th.
Ex-Generals Marmaduke, Preston and Walker, of
Texas, are in London, is also MIR. Judah p.
Benjamin.
Thomas j. Munday, an eX.member of the New
York Legislature has been sent to the pcnitentiary
for four months for "Outragng decency."
Thirteen dead bodies were taken from the surf at
Nantuck et last week, ten Of which were thought to
have belonged to the ship Newton, wrecked there.
The report that Ex-Governor Graham, OF North
Carolina United States Senator elect has been par
doned, is authoritatively denied.
The Aberdeen Miss Sammy South states that the
volunteer companies of the Northern counties OF that
State very active in patrollng their respective
districts, and disarIning the negroes.
Tha Augusta lGal Chronicle states that about q
thousand negroes have been sent nom that sec ZION
to the Mississippi Valley, by the military author
tiles, on account of their refusal to make contracts
with their former owners.
Young lady who was 20 have been married on
Christmas day-Miss T. Denmln by nIme-was
killed in Memphis recently, by her clothes becoming
cntaugled in the machinery of 4 mill she was visit
ing.
a memorial said to have originated in New Eng
land, asking Tor the Impeachment OF President john
son, is circulating in Tennessee. The course taken
by the President in the reconstruction movement is
the ground upon which the absurd document is
based.
The Augusta and Savannah railroad is now so
nearly completed that passengers can go between the
two places in one day. The trains leave Augusta at
Is \. NJ, and arrive in Savannah at ~ i. NJ. Pas
8 myers have to ride only twenty-five miles on
coaches. This part of the road will also soon be
completed.
Dr. John W. Hughes. the murderer Of Miss Tam
zen Parsons, at Bedford Ohio last August, was on
Friday sentenced at Cleveland to suffer the penalty
of death on the 9th of February. The prisoner,
when called upon if lie had anything to say why
sentence of death should not be passed upon him.
read well-worded speech from manuscript ac-
knowIedging the verdict just, and the sentence de-
sIrvnI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
MAR RlED.

HALL-GIIIIAu.-At the residence Of the BRIDES
father on Thursday the 4th inst, by the Rev. c. j.
Gibson Rector Of Grace church, Petersburg Mr.. FRAN
CTS R. HALL to Miss EMILY ASS GILLIAN daughter OF
Robert Gillian ESQ., clerk Of Prince George CO., Va.
Moss-RIrsHIg-On the 3lst December, 1865 at the
residence 81 the late ;. L. r. Norman n Bedford
Va by the Rev. \. g. Brown, Mr.. JONI NJ. Mos, Of
Franklin Tennessee, to Mis- OLIVIA II RITcBIE, daugh
ter ii Harvey F. Rtchie Of the first named county.
RoBERrsoS.--TANSER.--On the 81 inst, by Rev. J.
W. McCown, DR.. R0Br. II. ROBERTSON to Miss BETTE
p TANNER daughter II J ohm A Tanner, all of Camp
hell county, Va.
POISTs.-pOISTs.-At Trinity church. SiauntOn, on
wedne ,day night last by the Rev Mr.. Nelson, Mr w.
J. PoIyTs to Miss ADELE PoISTs, both Of stanton.
UtLL-GESrRY ON the 3Ist of December at the re-
sd@nee Of Hugh Foster, by the Rev. Mr. johnson, Mr.
JAMES g. HAIL to Miss ANNIE NJ. GENTRY both Of Nell
son county, Va.
MOWER -SSEED.-On the Goth Of December, at the
residence Of the brides father, by the Rev. WIN Rich
ardsOn. Mr. HARDEN MOWER, of Nelson county, to Miss
MARY, daughter Of Robt. Sneed Of Abe marie county
northumberland %, 1855, at " YAK
land Albemarle county, Va, at the residence Oh tn'
brides father, BY the Rev. s. p. RiIoui, CHHkaks =,
HAERIs0S Of Albemarle, Va, tot oESILA b. = HHt7'
aughter Of Robert Rives, Esq.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MoRNrNG...........JAN, 5, 1866.
Republican Conservatism in New Hamp-
shire.

The first political gathering OF any magnitude
that has been held In New England or in any
portion of the North, since the message of the
President was sent 10 Congress, so far as ~,
are informed, was the Republican State Con
ventiou of New Hampshire, which assembled
at Concord, on the Sd Of January. It is graft
fying TO record that it signalizcd its conserve
tism BY the adoption Of resolution rccoSu.z-
ing in "ANDREw JOHNSON, the just citizen, the
sincere patriot and the distinguished statesman,
and declaring that the tone and temper Of lis
recent annual message to Congress " meets ouI
warm approval, and augurs we'll Tor the success
Of his Administration. Wepledge him our hear
" confidence and support in all his efforts to re-
store harmony and mutual trust between the
different sections Of the Union, upon the prin-
ciple Of universal liberty and exact justice to
ALL"
This does not look as il the Republicans OF
New Hampshire are disposed 10 join SUMNER
and STEVENS in their war upon the President
and upon the South, or as if they were alironted
by the declaration, in the Presidents message.
that by the Constitution each State is lett To
"decide for itselfthe conditions for the enjoy
lnent of the elective franchise" aud that ga
concession of the elective franchise to the freed
men, By act of the President Ofthe L nted States,
must have been extended to all colored men
wherever found, and 50 must have established
change orsufrage in the Northern, Middle and
Western States, not less than in the Southern
and Southwestern"
On the contrary, they endorse the President
and his message, without exception, qualitica-
ton or reservation. This is good beginning
of the new year by the Republicans Of New
Hampshire If the Republicans Of the other
New England States shall follow the example
Of New Hampshire, CHARLES SUMNER will
either have to abate his arrogance and abandon
his opposition, or see his faction reduced TO
mere corporars guard.
That Republican Convention, in the lati-
tude Of New England, should altogether pre-
termit the subject Of the negro, it would be en-
tirely unreasonable to expect, but this Conyen-
ton said as little on the subject as could well
have been said One of the resolutions expresses
iov in the fact "that chattel slavery no longer
receives the sanction Of law or constitution on
our broad domain" speaks of the adoption of
codes in some Of the reconstructed States,
"manitestly tending to the re-establiSh-
ment of involuntary Seryitude, little less
oppressive than that which has just been
abolished" and declares " that it is the
sacred duty of the President and Con-
grcSS To see that the ordinance of universal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08

We understand that our old ftiend-frend of other
and better days ,memiaisse inraJit, DR.. Bagby,
i candidate for the Office of State Librarian filed
for many wears past BY Colonel Munfori.
We hope the Legislature will avail themselves
Of this opportunity TO confer favor, not only upon
a deserving man, but 4 deserving and illTequlted
cass-the literary Of the state. In other lands
the enormous patronage of the government furnishes
the means Of supplying, by the emolumeuts Of offices
that must be filled by somebody, the scanty return
which the world is wont to make 10 those who only
nave brains. not Drawn, for sale. And SO well
5rGauued m popular approval is this system that
""ilai' l'I' WITH all his transcendant genius aud
remarkable hold upon the English mind. could not
escape severe cen>ure for his neglect Of duty con-
Secr4ted by 50 many years of official uractce.
Il seldom happens under orr -.,,,i ii,.r ,Jo,a-,
mTat Ioca lie mat corresponding opportunities
strengthen in proportion to that rlrit,.
'' We doubt whether there Is u MAJ, =; -, Get,
who would accept the office of Librarian " III
fitted % discharge its duties as the Docto- = a.,
Office in the state 50 well fitted 10 the pa.5s ~
habits of NJ. ADDUNs' as the Libraria1sb5i,, anu
Petersburg IrGer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
From knnSnS.

LEAvENwoRTH, Jan. 6-An immense meeting
was held here last night to hear General Lanes
views on reconstruction. Resolutions were mani
mously adopted endorsing President Johnson's adj
ministraton off public affairs and his reconstruction
policy as announced in his message, and pledging
him support in his effort to perfect reconciliation and
harmony between both sections of the country.
1t was also resolved that the theory upon which
the war was conducted under the late lanented
President and maintained by President johnson,
that the normal rights and status Of the States lately
in rebellion were suspended but not destroyed, is
both Constitutional and cOmmendable. The meet
ing endorsed the proposed amendment to the Con-
stitution, making actual suffrage basis OF repre-
scntation, and commend the freedmen for their
faithrulness and loyalty during the rebellion, and
favor the passage of laws, State and Federal to
protect them from oppression, aud guaranteeing to
them the fullest enjoyment ofpesona liberty, rights
and property. And also that the Frcedmen's Bureau
is useful and necessary, until the rights of freedmen
are placed beyond jeopardy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
DIED.

U,ycocK-on the night Of the 9Th inst, DAyiD MO
atsoy sIdast son Of Dr. F. W and Virginia Hancock,
aged six years and eleven months tI.. -, Ii
father corner Of 81 and Main streets at clock to-day
The friend, Of the family are respectfully invited 10 at
tend.
IAihF ~ mother In Chesterfield county, after q
rrv bTef illness Mrs. CArHARESE II. FRIED, daugh
,er If the late Robert D. hurchie
IT, fiends and acauantanees Of the deceased and of
the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral,
from the residence OF her mother, at ~ o'clock,
rms DAY Monday, the sth instant.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08

doctors bills we're paid for them, and as for
Imprisonment for debt, they did not know what
il meant. In exchange f0rall these things, they
gave a far more moderate amount Of labor than
the English laborer gives for the miserable pit
lance of eight shillings a week. Mr.. BRIGHT
and his followers broke up this state Of things
made these four millions Of negroes homeless
aud penuileSs, and now most charitably pro
pose to relieve their necessities and suuerinss'
by giving them-not houses, food and clothing
but suTragc-"thc thinnest food on which
wretch can dine
Mr.. BRIGHT is simply a humbug and a dema-
rD.rup
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
News bv TELEGRAPH.
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From Washington.

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WASHINGTON, January members are rapidly
arriving. 1t is expected that Stevens and Raymond
will have tilt this week, which will positively de-
fine the future policy of the administration. The
Radicals are anxious to bring the matter TO an
issue.
In well informed political circles, il is understood
that the President intends to make it sine qua non
that the Southern members who have been properly
elected shall be admitted to their seats and that a.
speedily as possible the Tennessee representatives
will undoubtedly take their seats as the argument
used is, that Tennessee mast be represented in Con-
gress, or Andrew johnson is not President of the
United States.
General Schoept, Hungarian. who has been in
command of Fort Delaware almost since the com.
mencement of the war, has fallen into bad repute
Some derelictions of duty have recently transpired
which will probably end in court martial The
General had at one time, in his custody, about
thirteen thousand Confederate prisoners. 1t is al
legged that he has taken advantage of his position,
and netted few thousand dollars. The necessary
documents will be laid before the Secretary of War
in the course of a few days.
The joint committee on reconstruction met yester-
day in one of the Senate committee rooms. Sena-
tors FeSsenden and johnson, and Representative
Washburne, of Illinois, members OF the committee,
repaired to the Executive mansion at noon, and re-
manned with the President about an hour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-08
NEaRnEs REErslNa To MAkE CoNrRAc rs.-Th

NEGROES Refusing To MAKE CoNrRAc TS.-Thc
Virginia fredericksburg Herald OF tniAy says
Last Monday was Court day in SpOtsylvania, and
thher large numbers Of cur farmers repaired for the
purpose of hiring labor for the year, There werg
probably a hundred or more negroes present. all OF
refused 10 enter into contracts for the year They
wanted to hire by the month, and demanded what
was regarded as extravagant rates for even this
There seemed indeed to b. a combination Of labor
against capital and the result was, that not SOli
tfrv hand iras hired by the farming interest,
This is truly deplorable state of affairs The
farmer i necessitated to obtain labor by the year
Contracts for a month will not sut. When the pinch
comes the aborer will leave. and the farmers crop
NAV stand in the field ungathered. The negro has
TO live and how is he to live. when he refuses u
work. and has nothing on hand with which to sup
port himself or his family!
The Freedmen's Bureau must come up to the res
cue and meet the emergency, or if they are unable
or unwilling to meet the eXigency, resort must be
had to speedy legislative enactments upon the sub
ject The question must be met. The responsibility
must be assumed.