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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-09
LATER

LATER
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3-Il.3 80 A. M-The
new commissioners appeared at the Mar
shall S Office at half past ten clock. They
were admitted by the guard within the en-
closure and proceeded to the door of the
Office, where they were met by the clerk of
the board, to whom they made their demand
and requested to see the boord
This was refused, when they Immediately
retired, greeted as they passed through the
large crowd gathered in front of the Office
with derisive laughter by some of the friends
of the old board They proceeded by way
OF Lexington street TO the Sheriff Office,
where it Is presumed they will demand the
aid of the Sheriff. Large crowds are gath
cred in the vicinity of the police Office and
court house, but all is yet quiet.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3--At noon the new
commissioners, after spending an hour with
their counsel at his Office, got into a carriage
leaving document, understood to be for
NAL demand tor the delivery of the office to
their possession. They took a circuitous
route, and after making detour of about
one mile to avoid the crowd approached the
Commissioner office, where their appear
ance was the signal for tumultous demon
strations of disapproval by the now largely
iuCiCdsGu CiOhu 1liCJ AclG a. an duliltiGG
to the enclosure at the door Of the Office,
were met by the Clerk of Commissioners,
who received their document, telling them
that The Commissioners would Immediately
consider the matter, and make their reply In
writing
Mcssrs. Valiant and Young then returned
to their carriage amid Mingled groans and
hooting. The carriage drove off to the cor
ner of North aud Baltimore streets, to the
Conservative headquarters, where they were
received with loud cheering by the crowd
gathered there.
1t Is now understood they are organizing a
new force. Some i've or xix members Of the
old force resigned last night and reported to
Messrs. Young and Valiant this morning
There are reports ofan arrival of troops at
Harmon bridge on the Washington road
but the report cannot be verified. There is
Of course, much excitement and deep feeling
bur so far no disturbance has occurred.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-The documents fur
nished by the new commissioners was a for
mai demand for the surrender of the Station
House ard the Marshal Office, the Fire
Alarm Telegraph and the Police force All
is quiet. Large crowds are gathering on the
streets.
THE LATEST
A BENCH WARRANT ISSUED FOR THE ARREST
or THE NEW COMMISSIONERS. THE
sHHRIFF SUMMONED 10 APPEAR BEFORE
JUDGE BOND
BALTIMORE Nov 80. 10 PM.
Judge Bond has issued bench warrant
for the arrest of Messrs Young and Val
liant The Judge also summoned the Sher-
if to appear before HIM and inquired if it
were true thar he was summoning a posse.
The Sheriff said yes he was doing so at the
request Of the new commissioners
The Judge warned him to desist, and
said if he did not obey he would forthwith
cause his arrest.
a few officers have been sworn in by the
new Police Commissioners, aud are designa-
ted by white ribbons II is expected that
the old force viii arrest them.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-09

THE ONO APPLE CRoP.-The apple
crop on the Western Reserve is probably
larger than that of any previous season for
many years. The inland towns are ship
ping thousands of barrels. Ottawa, Lenaca
Ashland, Lorain, and a score of counties,
are sending large quantities to New York,
Chicago and other places. The prices is
about three dollars per barrel. Dealers are
paying two dollars without barrels.
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peath OF Hon. wm. Wrigl.t.

NEWARK, N. j. November 1.--Hen;.
Wm, Wright, United States Senator, died
this morning, at eight o clock aged seventy
five years.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-09

GOVERNOR ORR has authorized the
South Car0ta,tan to say that he is utterly
and unequivocally opposed to the Constitu-
tlonal Amendment, and will not recommend
Its adoption by the Legislature.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-09

GENERAL LOGAN ON CoPPERHEADs. -
The following is an interrogatory put by q
CoppeFhead to General Logan during one
OF his speeches in Indiana, and the ans
Wer
Cop" A few years ago, when you was q
Democrat, the Republicans called you Dir.
ty Work Logan" are you doing the dirty
work for the Republican party now p
General Logan-"Yes, sir; I am skin
ming Copperheads, and it is the dirtiest
work | ever did but it has got to be done. +"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-11-09
FROM BALTIMORE.
The New Commissioners Demand the
Surrender of the Marshall's OfIice, &c
They are Refused Admittanee-No
Disturbances Have Occurred.

BALTIMORE, Nov 3-l0A. M-The Sher-
if is reported to be gatheri4g a posse The
new commissioners are expected to make a
formal demand, first for the surrender of the
station houses, books, &c. If they are re-
fused they will then call upon the Sheriff to
give them forcible possession. All is quiet
SO far. A very large force Of police are at
all the station houses and at the Marshal S
office.
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A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF JUDO
IA MENT and Promissory Notes, either with or
without waiver of exemption, for sale at this
office nov 2-66
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A I.L KINDS OF BLANKS, Common, Admin
IA istrator's and Executors, Deeds, Mortgages
Judgment Notes, Promissory Notes, with and
without waiver Of exemption, Summons, Subpoe-
and Executions, for sale at the Inquirer office.
Nov 2, 1866
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DLANK DEEDS FOR SALE CHEAP at the
DINQUIRER OFFICE.
Nov ?, 1866
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The Great Convention.


The Convention which assembled -
this city yesterday was of q remarkable
character, both as regards numbers and
the respeetability and the age, pArticu-
lsrly' of very large portion of the del.
egates. As seen from the galleries. the
body OF men assembled in the Hall of
the House of Representatives. could
not fail to make q favorable impression
upon the spectator. 1t was an assembly
OF the intelligence, wisdom and man
hood OF the State, the greater portion
OF them Of ripe years and silver locks
The Roman Senate in its palmiest DAYS.
might have been proud of members of
50 much weight and dignity of char
acter. We have been familiar with
all the State Conventions which
have assembled in NaahvilIe for the
past quarter of 8 century, and can say
that We have never seen q that. in
ell respects, equalled this.
That such Convention met here
under the circumstances which called
1t into being, shows how deeply the
people feel the burning wrongs which
have been Perpetrsted upon them, and
how sincerely they desire to afford the
General Government the fullest proof
Of their determination to discharge all
the obligations Of citizenship, to sup
port the Government, and to render
obedience TO the laws, State and Ns.
tionsl. 1t was meet that in such an as.
semblsge all classes of society, and
al shades of opinion should be repre-
sented-thst the Union man who had
never Tsvered, and his brother who had
foolishly joined the rebel cause that ali
who intend to be true for the future to
the Federal GoVernment-should as
semble together, to make known their
views, and 70 place themselves right on
the record.
II would have made the warm blood
Of President johnson course more
swiftly in his veins, could lie have been
present to see for himself the personeLs
Of this Convention. His extensive &C
q~usintance with the leading men of
the State, would have enabled him ca
silly to have recognized, who and what
it was composed Of; and he would have
felt strengthened and encouraged TO
persevere in the great and good work of
restoration in which he ia engaged, un.
I'll success shall crown his noble efforts
in behalf of the constitutional rights Of
the people.
The admirable preamble and resolu-
tious adopted. will command the ap-
probation Of judicious and well-mean
ing minds everywhere. They assert
political truths which cannot be sue.
cessfully controverted snd state facts
which non but the malicious will gain
say. They will be found embodied in
IA report of the proceedings of the
Convention.
We regret that it is not possible to
put in print the excellent and we'll
timed speech of Judge Cooper, (the
President Of the Convention Hon.
John s. Brien, Jordan Stokes, Esq,
aud others. The Convention received
them enthusiastically, as would the
great majority of the people every
where, could they have been present
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ARMY SUPPLIES.
OTFICE or SUPERvIsING C~OMMIzsARY,
MILITARY DfvIstOS or TENNIS IF,
NASHVILLE VEEN E-E of 1ai

NASHVILLE AEAN.t REQ. ElsI i5ud- j
CEALED Proposals, which must be in dupficat
OSIth = copy Of this advertisement attached 4
each, viii be received 10 this once until ~ o'ciocl
m Thursday, March l5th. 1s56, for s%upplyiul
Fresh Beef OF good snd msrEetabls -uaity. 4
equal proportions Of fore snd hind Quarter meat
(necks, shanks and Kidney taioW 10 be included
Tor issue 10 the troops aad others supplied by thu
"osgrnment with fal0ns, Rt.t-e following uamel
pOstsln the Military Division OF Tennessee. Hunts
vile, Ala, Nashville, and Chattanooga, Tenn A
lanLs, sud Macon, Geo and at al posts dr.wius
supplies rom the above named posts. Contract N
be IN force SIX months. commencing on the Ist dsy
OF April. 1856, and ending the 3Oth day Of Septem.
Der, 1856, or such less time ~ the Commissar,
General Of subsistence may direct
Inc necKs OF the cattle slaughtered for beef 10 be
cut on 81 the tourtn F~art6ttal Joint. and the oraa7f
tnnn ed down. The shanks Of fore qoarters ID H.
tut Of nom three to four inches above the kuee
Jqlnt' and Of nd quarters from six TO eight inches
shove the gsmUrel OF hook loint.
Payment viii be made moothly, OF as carly tbera-
sitef a. lunds may Dc received therefor, andin such
funds az may be furnished by the United stsJes
sePara'e bids will no received for each OF the
ABOVE posts, or one bid may Include them All.
70 blds Wil &c entertained rom persons who
come under The exceptions OF the Presidents Am
nesty Proclamation Nor will hd4, in which sueh
persons are interested, either directly or indirectly
1s reserved unless they can p-Oduce the pardon AZ
the resident. Bids from All other persons under
ssld reclamation must be ACCOM- panied by the
Amnesty Oath.
Proposals must be accompanied BY a proBar gBsr
anieet slgned by two responsible persons. stshng
mat u q contract u awarded, they will enter bouds
ior the faithful mlh lment Of tbs contract.
Ihe Undersigned reserves the right % reject auv
snd ST. bids ff Ted.
Endorse envelopes, Proposals for Frash Reef
and sid:ess the anne 10 the underlined.
NJ. p. SMALL, Byt Col &C s..
ie1Zl-tmsr5 Nashville, Tennessee
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Large Auction Sale Of
Government Buildings

WILL expose FOR ssle, st Pubur Auction On En-
4 day, Mach "a, 1856. the 0ilo1lnp dovammsut
hmlulugs, situated at tie Corrsls, Ia Noltl Nash
VILE, VIZ
one 2 Frame shrd, Cherry street, near Corral
Stables.
near Jefsrs1n street.
Two % Frame Sheds. ca I side Of Cbarrv str.sr
beyond jefferson street.
Three % Frame Houses east siJa nj Cbarvst-s.r
beyond Jefferson street.
Three 81 Frame houses. vest siIe Cte~rv ssra.r
beyocd jefferson street.
one tJ frame House, st the end Of North Cherry
street
One W Frame Store Hsusa, On North Cherry
street.
One ~ Frame Engine House, on North Cherry
Two p Frame Buildings. on Cherry street. near
Corral.
summer street
near Corrals.
Tressel Work.
sale % commsnce At 10 o'clock n No.. Ruldngz
advert sement.
~lerfns-CRsht IN Government Funds.
chaser.
BY order e Capt A. R EDDY. u g. A., Chief ..
y Dept Of Tennessee. A. ". Wills.
hlzl-td HVt. Mai. AID A Al
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The Double Photograph,
For sale.

ONE Of ua best Residences IN the country, IN
~ the southern part Of the city, bear the terminus
q the South Nashville Borse- Railroad, 10 . nrst
nts Rsighborhood The buii inG . large modem
uRo-slorY urea, With ten rooms, KGheI, Scs goot
huck smoke house and servant houses, good SIS
tsn, Anfs yard, vel enciO-ed, viii II acres OF
hEBa, psrt Of Ekich ie frst rate garden land, set
VITA choice auif freeA A part Is uRed for q hTick
ysrd, viii plenty Of ERtsx. and al conreniences
bf getting Wood. The n. and c. Bzilrosd passes
by tBe ooruss Of the psaee, IRON wklch wood Il re.
oaVod for burning brirk. The property u prGjde
uSooporahon, and II shsufore exempt RON cor
goraaon axea. A good spring fe Immediately a.
SSeAg tha psopery. Tsrms eesJ
Ae9Groc CT NRL80E 4 MURFREE.
NsN~s c. LA BROWN Z.
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More than Two Hundred Thousand
or
WHEELER & WILSON'S
I%NIMITABLE L~OCK-sTITCH
Family Sewing Machines,

This il the great PREMIUM MACHINE, hsy-
IL ng isken first premiums at the Worlds Pair.
London AZ re Pans kxpoaa0u, 81 tee luferna-
uoEai Fairs Of Linz, ROeuig-burs, Danfss, Agrsm.
kr ms, Duain. stetuu, cologne aud W smar. al
sVery United States Far, sad " Mechanics Fsirs.
state and County Fairs lnuumPrable.
Il dIsOsnses with The CID shuttle, and takez The
BocE-uicl with a revolving hook. 70 bems. fslis,
tucks, quls, csrds, bEal4s AMI bads 10 q most
beautiful manner.
Cal and examine the finest stock ever brought
70 the Nashville market. AL old Machines adjust
I'd snt improved. Al this ole y1l all dnd TIE
best quaHty q IE.sts sad Sewing Threat u ever
description.
aR-ksmember We hsvsnoW g0t into apermEhsut
Office No isNorih Cherry street, West sie-
Liberal terms b Agents anywhere 10 Middle and
East Tennessee, North Alabama and G8orza.
Office coaducted y ". q WALKER, No. 10
North Cherry street. Nashville. iau26-im
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Attention Capitalists.
AIIat0Ona Iron Works for Sale.

TUE Stockholders hsyisg "a
ae.- WI ofer said property m az a. 49,
~ ne ~ tuesday 10 April uext. h 60s8fs -
D.-t~ p.ts.e saie before fhat DAY. M. u---
$3.50 - miles sboFe Atlanta. on 80.
5scs- OF the Western a Atlantic Raiirogd ne -
les o. lands g reasonable portion Of III 800
~ tano, 500 me t&lsnce valuable Er Uoci auf
s-sming 70 Be- iae1haustoie, and ne ersv a.. rsn1
estf9n.aa among ne Dsstia the world Tbs o.
80 - IL 40 IRON Works are only some
SIsas nnich FINISHES the water poser 49,.
lllL o. ne village Of Allaioons he oacz H. - -
oone % ne o1udlngs being ennreiy ~
o-ils enufey des-roYsd. others damsgeI ~ -.
seiAtAk sock beng 1-f, aud a maor7fv
Heiaers oeiaE crippled 10 means In tie mgs
80 oi war have determined tbs eou,,s.rg -.r
I-lner ihAn sHempl under tbs clcum-tenees 10
ID dsiaii can be procured BY consult
- v. McDkNLEL-
mum 49,. o.
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Admission of Tennessee Members.
The Rec~onstruction Committee fnd-
ing It impossible to drive q trade with
the President flew off the handle" and
reported the following resolution
Resolrei, That in order to close agitation
on the question which seems likely to dis
turb tue action Of the Government snd to
quiet the uncertainty which exists in the
minds Of the people Of the eleven States
which have been declared to be in insur-
rect on, no Senator or Representative shall
be admitted into either brRnch OF Congress,
from aithsr OF the said States, until Congress
shall have declared Euch States entitled TO
such representation.
In the House of Representations, on
Tuesday, the resolution was forced
through under the operation OF the
previous question, by a yote Of lO9 to
4G MeSsrs. Raymond, Hale, Newell,
Phelps, Smith, of KY Latimer, and
Whaley, Unionists, voting in the mega
tive. 1t is stated in dispatches from
Washington that the resolution will be
adopted by the Senate
If members Of Congress expect to in
timidAte AxDREw JOHNSON by such
measures, they will End themselves
mistaken. He never bears himself
more calamity, or efficiently, than
when closely pressed. So fire away,
gentlemen, he will triumPh-the peo-
pie are with him.
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Envelopes and Writing Papers,
AT wholeaale.

GAMUEL RAYNOR A CO., IT'S aud III William
stree NeE-lork. Envelope Ms~nuhetursrs -
Guiding eyerY style Of e fstoiary Note. Letter. On.
Pay Drug sad Portfolio Envelope.
Also soc aEeus Tor @ g lsl8R 4 Hsnzoa Aim.
Nnt4ag R2pers, b ne Gaze OF smsnsr o1a51-v
Price lsi with ssmpiss seat By nal shea tsq1es{.
ed. Dealers ars ioutsd . cal and s1amius st5-E
sifisss p"ses' eefe- tkbl3-lm
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Men OF tht NtIbHt "t""P'
The following Union Senators voted
20 sustain the Veto of the Freedmen's
Bureau Bill
James Dixon. Of Connecticut;
Daniel &. Norton, Of Minnesotai
VIM. IS. Stewart, Of Nevada;
Edgar Cowan, Of Pen%nsylvsnisj
Edwin d. Morgan, Of New York;
LANES R. Dooiittle, Of Wisconsin.
". T. wiley and Peter q. Van Wrinkle,
Of West Virginia.
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Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE PROPERTY

DH virtue OFFS Deed Of Trust made 10 me a. Trus-
ID tee, on the 2Gth Of April. 1852, aud daily rsgIs-
tered n The Registers office Of Dauisou county.
IN Book 81, PIP -, 4n.I vii, on SATURDAY. The
an Gay OF Aarch next expose to Tublic sale, On
the premises. uuiezs sooner disposei m al p1yafs
sac, that valuable lot extending from Market 10
water street ID Nashville. noaang about o.e hun
dred ana Xleen feet on each street, fnI kBOFn A.
NE hizaop Niles Property. Apian will b. prepared
bttore the sale. Terms one third cash, and IA
residue 10 one aud tsO year with Interest Notes
with RoOd secuuty required, and len retained.
febH Il no. o. EWING, Trustee.
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Chattanooga. tennessee.
AUCTION SALE OF
Condemned Tentags, Clothing,

&c. &cs &c.
I WILL expose for sale al Public Auction on
i MONDAY, z6lh Ct February. is66. 81 9 O'Clock,
s. Warehouses Nos. AZ, ~ and 81 South college
Street, near Broad,
Condemned Tentlge, weighing $50. SIS Dc.
And Immediately Fher. al the Warehouse, corner
Of Broad aud Vine streets,
tO0 WOol Blankets, 13 Hatchets,
3li Great Coats, e7 Picks.
- Houses, 1872 Mess Pans.
90 INF Uniform Goats, s7s Camp Kettles.
193l knapsa-ks, 5li ShoTsis,
ziSs nav rsaeks, Isl Spades,
CTS Axes aud Handles.
Together with a lot Of
Condemned boots, B0otees. TroHsen, Drawers,
Cape Bugies, &C.
The above articles are condemned and ordarad
to he sold. Terms cash 10 Government Funds. spt
the property % be taken immediate posssssiop of
By the purchaser, and payment made at time OF
snie.
By order Of Byt. Mai. Gen ]. L Donaldson, G..
ON NJ D.T. THOMAS J. COX,
iatf-d Bt Nj and A. q. M.
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Auction Sale Of
Government

WILL expose Tor sale 81 Puddle Auction. On
Il Thursday. March lsb lssc. me f5iJuiHg b4ua-
iugs, w
4 Buildings. 95z20xI2.
8 2 XluNlu
l6x5ONlO.
" exI5xio.
situated a. the Tennessee Barracks, between
Church and Broad 70 es's, directly -esfcf Cuubar-
LAID Hospital, West Nashville.
Bui dings, 2~fxsOxlO-
l~uXs6xlU.
E3x56Nlu.
ltX4 NlU.
EiXZsxgk.
situated 70 the sonlh Of Broad street. nearly or
posie Cumberland Hospital, ald known a., ne
Coz. raband Camp.
Sale 70 co nmence st ? O'Clock p m on the prsm-
ises, IN the order iH which they appeal IN ~ a.
Verurement
~iefms-Casnsn GoV6rnment Funds.
~ order uf A.. r Eddy u. s.. A.
- chef z n nep0t Tenn.
isb20 "a A. W. WILLS, Byt. MsiXAOM
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For Rent

THAT elegant store on the corner Of he squsrs
y and Cedar street, known s. the Commercial Ia.
surSEee Once. For terms, cal on
GEO 8atELDS 3 90.
i9hls-u end q College street..
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gFw advertisements.
WHITE HOUSE,
"a EEw HorEI.)

"a NEw HOTEI,)
IN
NEXT DOOR TO ADAMS EXPRESS
~ ---TENNESSFE
vi WHITE. Proprietor.
VA, d; BsEEEE. Of Manchester, TsnB1
l. c ToNPEtSs, Ct D@anviis, Ky. Clerks.
n B-"seif praise is haf scandal c.u
fsfk9rf WI w..
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LETTER FROM ors. FaISr

NASHVILLE, TEES., Feb. Is, Is66.-Gsntle.
men: Your invitation TO attend the aMas.
Meeting IN the approaching apuiysrsary O
the birthday Of the Father Of his Coun.
try" is received.
l am Of the number Of "thoae who desir,
to see the State of Tennesses restored 70 her
pristine and proper position Of equality and
influence in the Union" and regret deeply
that previous and pressing engagements, Of
a nature which admits Of neither neglect
nor Delay, VIII prevent my attendance on
that interesting and important occasion.
without errogsnee or egOtism, 1 may say
that IN o-her days have borne some num-
bic part in adding to the elories that cluster
around the old STANDARD 80 nrondlv de-
nominated the fisg Of the free." Without
personal shame or regret, / add that more
recently / have warred under another ban
ner, and against the one whose ample folds
now host from the dome Of your Capitol.
In both positions but obeysd the behest Of
the noble Old mother upon whose bosom /
naa my eltth, within whose limits ! have
passed my life and beneath whose soil I
propose, God willing, that my ashes shall
ind repose when LIES "~tattoo" shall have
sounded. did but my duty; I strove to do
it well.
l am & Tennessean still; and having, with
Tennessee, accepted the results Of the late
contest IN honest, good faith, and with full
purpose to abide BY them, l have only 20
add that the State has within her borders
no other son who will, within the compass
OF his ability, do more to advance the inter
ests, honor and glory Of the Union OF which
IS an integral member, than
Your Obedient servant,
b. :. CHEATHaN.
Messrs. Vim. Heiskell, WIN. K. Post0n, and
others, Committee.
LITTER FEOM BoS. KDNUSD cOoFER.
WAsHISsToS, D. C Feb. l6, ls66.-GES-
'LEAEsi Your communication of the Gin
February, 1866, requesting me to be present
With the friends OF the Union, and Of the
Of his Excellency, Andrew
OhnsoD," at q Mass Convention, on the
Of the Gather Of his country"
Tas just now received, and regret to write
nat I cannot svsil myself Of your kind in
However, ! eordislly approve Of the OBJ
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1ININuSIUNl IENNI CD Iotu 1000.
Col. A Il. Garrett. Nashville Tennesass:
DEAR SrR:-I very much regret that my
private business is such, that I cannot be
with you at the Capital on the 22nd inst.
The call and objects OF the meeting have
my full appreciation. Every effort should
be- made BY the citizens Of T,nnsssse, to
sustain, encourage and support the Prssi-
reconstruction. Deplorable indeed will be
the consequence il the radical Congress
succeed in their designs; the last hope for
Tennessee will be lost for years.
Let me say that you have the approba-
ton of all the good citizens Of y0ur county
30 far as / can learn.
Respectfully, your friend,
u IL o.