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, 1866-05-11

New ARRASGExEx7s At TIE ARHo1Y.-Thc Chi.
ca9o Fpst, of yesterday: nnder the caption Of vim
proyementa al the Armory," contains the follow
ms:
The court room at The Atmory Is Immediately to
be rrce instructed, rcttted and rendered something
like court room ought to te. The Witnesses, tn
stead Of being allowed to come c1oae up to The
bench. and whlsper 1heir testimony eunIdentiaijy
to the Magistrate, will have to take their stand In
legitimate way In witrcss box aud render them
eelve. audible 10 tue court The reporters will be
accommodated with seats placed In aposltlon which
viii admit OF their sitting and hearing stn,nltane
ouely. The policemen WilI bare ample accommo-
datione, and there Will be possibility Of matters
being conducted In an orderly manner. Last OF all
but best Of the azr1uceuents+ consists IN the plan
allotted for the 14Wyers- In thc dtst plaee, they
will be required to alt, except when engaged in
cases. In she second place. they VIII be required
TO sit far apart hon the prisoners, and well back
from the bench. In the thisd place, they will not
be allowed to. volunteer theif services to plead
cases, taking the risk Of being able to fleece their
victims when ont Of duors. This ltst Arrangement
will effect IN immense SAVING Of time to the couE.
a. If not allowed to obtrude his services, the
cLauces nre that not over tw1ee week wonld the
voice Of Ehyeter be heard In court. At present
half the time Is wasted each forenoon by tho petti
fogR1nR tIatEfDliy. There ia Rome probability,
therefore, That btlaness may .o0a be transacted at
ti,!r court IN bualness-like vay.
, 1866-05-11
Qbitaqo Qribune.
FRIDAY. MAY IL, 1865.


THE NEWS.
Judge scatea has been named BY the rrrsi-
dent for tuc cnllectorsh,p of Chicago.
General o7is 8. Ferry was yesterday nom~
inascd as e8ndIdste TOT tho Unittd ssatca Seasts
1rom ConofctIcut.
Interesting statistics concerning the opera-
tpns OF the Amct.csn Bttlt Society tincc it, fnrA
ton, viii te tonnd in The Telegraph columns.
The Freneh residents Of Valparaiso hare
put in c1sls for lossea By the recent bomhardncnt
Of that dtY.
=, In tho Pennsylvania contested election case,
the Houte Committee arc reported Al favot1ng MI.
FGllr..k right to the teat nov held bY Nj. Dawson.
Tha nomination Of Henry 4. Smythe as
collector for the p< r Of New Tork. was confirmed
1e.terday.
Horncc Rub1ee, Esq, Of Wisconsin, has
been nomin.sed BY the President as United States
Courul 10 Rotterdam. Mr. Rublee IL editor Of the
NAdisou Joz1nM.
4 committee has been appointed by the
citizens of Columbia, Goutb Carolina, to Aecztafn
whether Gen. Shun4n a Wade Hampton set 0.e
to thst city,. ..
Fort Goodwin, Arizona, has been captured
by the Indians, md its eatisan numbering one
hundred and twenty four pefroue, 1naessctcd, with
one exception. It il thought the Indians gained
aumssston 10 the fost uuder .pze,cst Of entering
14,a ,a-ast,rat;n., ,,ov 4,c;,o NM ia IN wazh.
l. - ~ ~ sr.s-. - ~ ~ s,rh.v,., r.t,,n,,
4 ~ - ~ ssI..1s.I s.-. - ~. g..
ernneut, amounting to $a50, 600. This gun Was
dcnoetted by The disbutstne clerk OF the Treasury
Dcns.tmcut There l. raid to be small psotpecs Of
the deposi&or1 realizing auythine from The wreck oi
The eoncern-
aterl5nr Efne- nntnr;ons borse thief and
rho m,dr . contss.,or aims t,,ne a,nce decjsyino .
tha, Ia w. m .rcrnn1tcc N the .tra,5on oi
Frr.idrnt 1tnrn1n' IN died yesterday on hoard he Il.
a..,mr~s;1rine hetsa~, [cr;sy,,,e nnd f,fne3nreti
Fts aeatt, 80 ,,ccaht .tcu. hv .t.r.ut,e he t.x,
3nc re1nsed ii, 1nt The rr,*t n,nr.el Of food fo,
fbe ,a.t to1,v = anvs.
a.,
otssalons IN 1ue 1euaisnl1 n0neu natt
1oao 1ast Is 70 eoeet toe ms1o sona "1tn INC 4ake
soote Harvey. nave AGAIN oeea SUSPENDED. lne
fefoft .nas me ena9eo q !Sonnweetesn aao nkea
no'a q *as psooaoty uaune. 1as o1meuIss U.
FeMt " oc III 'st!ps 'oeas ~ Pu. ~ uliuueu' ou'
a. ne greater pofs.on O. LEG R!ao1ne - oone' o.'
s.oea psrs ot tns ot1assngt u nafos peooao'o
that the work viii uoW be indefinitely postponed
4 local paper Eaya BeyCn OF the Jersey
, 1866-05-11

4 Real Tragedy In 4 TheRtre-HetuFu
ofCoIorcd Troops-A Row.
BALTIMORE, May 10.-A nan named John Price
shot another named Clinton Jones last night In the
Colvsrt streets. Jones died al. midnight. BE xas
a second IN The recent pdze hght.
The First regiment Maryland tolored troops re-
turned home to-day, and made handsome sp,
pearance. Whilst pastfnc through the western
section Of the city, 4 conflict occurred between
come Of the colored people following the soldiers
and a number Of WhtIes. Blows rse1c exchanged,
dtc Rrn. are reported to have been used, and one
or tTo parue8 were wounded.
, 1866-05-11
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

of Rates Adopted for Fre1@lsts to New,
York k-PrOpoAed Convention OF
Freight Agents 49, indianapolis md
VIncenneE Railroad.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
1sDlANApoL1s, May 10,
The Convention Of railroad men ard freight for
wardess II this city to-day, was largely attended
Delegates were present representing all The leading
western soads ard transportation Mues.
The following is The schedule Of rates 10 New York
sdopted for eastward bound freight, At many oil
tho points, being an advance of from twenty to
thirty per cent orcr present rates, while at others
it is les. Cincinnati. and R1chmord-lst cags, 10
%, 1t5; Cd. 100: 4tb, IS: -four. 100; Dayton and
go, 1885, 12s 20, 40; ChtcnEo-1T0, lso, M IS, 110;
Evansville a05. 175, liz 67li, 133; Loaisyle-l95,
1a5, 115, 6, 100: New Albauy-195. 16S. lis G5.
$50; JefersonVi1!e and Mauison-l90, 1GU, l10, Gu.
l2o; Keokuk-2p. 20o, las, Is, 150; Columbus
Preliminary steps we're aleo taken for The forna-
lion ofa Convention Of General Freight Agents Of
The various roads TO meet at et3ted periods and
setlle all dlsputea abo1f rstef.
TIE Et0ckhoideYa OF the indianapolis L. VIM
cenncs Railruad held 4 meeting to-day at tho
Chamber Of Commerce. In this city. Delegates
M ws,e u present rom KnSs, Green: Owen, Morgan
TO await the action Of our citizens In rafs1uc
County, IS +, now proposed By taxation.
The fol!oE1ng are the officers elect Of the road !:
Nm. II. Franklin. preeident: Calvin Fletcher.
Vice Presidents; J. ": Archer. Secretary and
board of directors and officers viii the Immediate
stcn8 tow ards the construction OF the read.
, 1866-05-11

late TeaiB peiallen II. A. to The th11d sechon, be
believed that it gave no strength to the amendment.
although be agreed With Mk: Banks that the people
hsd authority to d,.fsanshtse Il TIC enemies q the
seciIon were to be insisted on It would not De bel
ter to incorporate It m one Of the pending bills
etead Ct g11ttng fl in the constitution.
the oil yetoed:
MI. BINGHAM, Of OHIO. replied th.t be wua not
tisst could defeat the ana, triumph Of lhe Constitu
tfo5a aTendmeRt ,a Whst 'sss to, to ee scd 6y
was incapable Of execution. and that vas his oSu
opinion. An amendment to the Constitution which
as not to be executed ought rot to be put into the
Constitution
Mr. STEYEEs closed the debate. He SAID he
Nas vety glad to Fec the great uuantn1U ex1sting
among nj the true friends Of the Union, in the
Honse+ upon nll the provisions OF the proposed
a1neDdment, excepl the 1h1sd section; but be was
2leyed to rec my division among them on what be
amendment; Without II, Il amounted to nothing.
Maont II I DC Mnasd no gtSe ne snap Of ~ nngsf
, 1866-05-11

AA4GA A-AxNPA@EAAAtA
IT. history. course and treatment 0pinoos Of uvef
forty celebrated rhy8ctane OF Eu1urt and Antelc1
the CauRe. Prevention ind Curo Of A1tate EaoaefA-
DEALERS will pe aae send thr1r crdeEs es-y s1ses IN
Western News Company, cor. Aadhoo a1d Dearborn
AtrettA. A81s net
, 1866-05-11

Csed extensively, by both 11dies md seatte.nen>
olra:anl and eEEesAhIe aromattc stmulans- Ny1nG
H. On rrcttnE Of 81 10 Will forward By mall pack
azt antc!tut u properly nstd, to break np The ost
Adl{e.s B. q. LEATENWQRTU,
213 Sonth Clark street, coFnef Adams. Chicago.
, 1866-05-11

Ros7os, Nay 1u--ln the iron foundry Of DAVIES
4 Far1um. IN Walbam, yesterday atetuoon
killing Nm II. Uo anrn and two boys named Casey
and Flynn al=o ecycrrly woundinE NJ. bean. the
foreman Of the iounafr, and Nr. AcfAfaAna, work.
MN.
Nj uovart1 %ras formerly cap.atn in the 1b'zti:
eth Massachusetts, regiment, and Fas brave anu
good officer.
, 1866-05-11
OFFICES.

We hare few more desirable otlces to rent IN
building corner LaSntfe and WabhipR1on-sta.
1G1o net UNDERWOOD B CO.. 81 LaSAle-at-
, 1866-05-11

Radical Ilass Meeting Mt ST. f.onfe-
Lincoln Monument Fund-Elfky-4ec.
Ontl Coi0Sed Infantry.
Especial uespatch 10 Inc Chicago Ttibnnc.J
Srn1surlELp, May 10.
Goyernor Oe1esby, Adtusant General uayntc and
Colonel John II. snyder, lett this morning to at
tend ths Kadlcal mass meeting to be held at st.
Louis totlay.
The contributions to the Lincoln monument fund
for the weak ending Wednesday, amount 10
s996.:N The total amount OF the fund to date Is
<GGG0.9I. No desfgn has get been sclcct.d for the
proposed monument to MI. Lincoln, although sew
csal artists have forwntded designs to the assoca
tfuu Tor examination.
The Circuit Court Of sanaamon County ad.
JoulIed to-day to meet on Tuesday nfteln9on
Mxr.
It ia nnot1clhlty stated here that the Fttysecond
regiments OF United States eoiorcd infantTy, noW
On duty at Ficksburg, Will be mustered out Of ser
vice trtins the current month.
, 1866-05-11
FROM MADISON.

sale Of swamp Landa-Persou7l-
Foulsn Wisconsin Cavalry.
Especial Dcspatea to the Chicago Trtbuuc.1
MADISON. May 10.
The School Land Commissioner sold, At public
ta'e, To-Day, atont Two ,hou,and acres Of SWAMP
lands, In the northeastern part Of The State. Few
bidders were present, and ye.y little land Brought
over tne minimum price Of 81 Is an acre
hr. Hubble, Of the Stat< journal, returned from
Washington Last night. lie 1eports very LITTLE
, 1866-05-11
FROM BUFFALO,

Rum0rb Concerning Fcniau moFe-
Meut1~
DrTrA1o. Mar 1D.-The Buffalo Ez4+<ss has =
spectai dcsnaich ftnm New York stating thst the
arrival Of lead Centre stephens In New York
caured considerable connInotlon among the Fenans
looking toward active opc1aiious- and that Gen.
Meade, with considerable number Of tinted si1tes
troops, hna been ordered 10 Bu1a1o.
The R'csmcr Michigan. Cd the point OF leaving
Duf1a1o has been oroered to femalu here.
, 1866-05-11
THE SPANISH-CHlLiAN WAR
Rc1uf0rcrncnt Of the Spanish Fleet
Further stems Concerning the Bonn.
berGtmcnf Of Va1pafaIAo.-

Further stenns Uoncernlns the Bonn.
bRrtncnt Of ValpaFatAo.-
New 1oEE, Nay 10.-The HerHd't Talp4,aito
correspondent tnys: "Thc Span1atds hate IT.
Cctvfu an addition 10 their sgnadson-one kcrew
eteatner and sky cnns. two corseAce md one
1nnp.port, the istt9 bringing large rnppllcs Of
clothing and ordnance Stores They af.o had In the
EQuhdron nftcen hundred marines, for shorr drty-
Eneltah re sdentA Of Santiago confirm the resoiu-
xionk Of Valparaiso acatnst the conduct Of the
BrstI.h CharEc md Admiral IN not preventing tho
bombnrdneIt. The French resldcuts have put In
elstmA Tor loses.
THE rrport Of the Spanish Admiral Is puhlshed.
In which be ea5h Commodore RodR~
err, E{tcr bis efforts for peAceAble ect-
7lernent of the dificulnes were. hwurtcd
by Chill, commended hi. acuon as r.Fhs,
and fatd moderation and dignity wcre or the side
OF Spite. The Engnth Admiral said The insult
offered BY The Chifians In prrsr,ls uaval combat
Vas sufficient justlhc7tlon for the hopbardment
The spanish Admiral also rays The Chlttan Govesn-
NertY. -,
, 1866-05-11
Seizure OF = British Schooner by Fcs

.NEw ToRK, May 10.-captain McIllune, Of The
british echoonet " entwot,h, from Windsor to this
port, reports that on tho I'd inst. his Fese4l was
seized. OF Grand Menan, by party cf sixty mea,
gnder command Of Col kelfy. who said they wess
In, snd after keeping possession Of the Wentworth
about four hou,e landed at place cslied "Bracy y
Nlsthke." They acted II q very orderly manner,
doing no damage either to the vessel OF crew. At
Ter they le!1, Capt. McBlune resumed his command
and peOceeted On his SoYaRc,
, 1866-05-11
Fishermen, Merchants and Agents,


TIE srap ard catchen Flah.hooE IS ]ost what every
fisherman wants. perfect t1ap springs open In The
bshs mouth the moment he takes the bait making 1t
impossible for him to escape. It Will pay for Itself In
one hours nahiug. For terms ard two s2mn1ea. ad-
drees. enclosing nfty Cents, J. LAW8OE. Box s75J.
Chicago Iii. A314
, 1866-05-11

prospect Of rrcoucs1ipg differences between the
President anu Congress-
day.
4 letter from the Chspl,in Of the Fourth Cavslry,
dated Houston, Tens, Eaya not onr that regiment.
but al volunteer tlporH In that State, have been
frdetrd mustcfpa Dut
, 1866-05-11
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, MAY II, 1866

arrived here Ibis morning. thcis Grand being 10
confer on the project Of direct railroad between
Nashville and Cincinnati. They we're met ~ q
Committee or Reception, and display Of The Fire
Department for their benefit came OF at II o'clock
nm The 3pyee
, 1866-05-11
leo In Lake Superior o1
FeAsels.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Nay 9.-Thc propeller North
ern Light ard ihc tug Dudley the first boats through
from Cleveland On May lat report that heavy ice
The Fayo,tte, ironstdes, franklin, Union and Min
etnt Rcck are deta1ned In the ice. Tho weather Is
remarkably pIessant-
, 1866-05-11
FROM MILWAUKEE,.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune,l
MILWAUKEE, May 10.
Conductor Whine, who attempted suicide on
houday, is still alive, though not much hope Is en-
teItnlEed Of hts yecoyerY
, 1866-05-11
COOK COUNTY SCRIP.

Notice IL hereby given that an now p3epSfed to
des, prr1ert1t,ou. all outsiz7 dny Scrip lk.ucd
PRIOR 70 6oSG1abe. lst, lsss. JESSE ALlES.
pl7e County Ttes9uier.
, 1866-05-11

Tota1 amonht Of observation-disclosures .ts96y64
The drawing Viii take plsce4 aftez the Concert, On
the sAge Of the Opera House. whefe o0o persons
witness it. committee win bs Rppolnsed BY tho a-
dlenen to snpes,nte1t the sane. All purchasers aad
agents Will be supplied With correct st Of drawing
socn ~ published. Parties holding ekets viii retain
them un1 after the drawing. and Il their number 2p-
pears IN tho list Of drawn numbers they Will forward
fhetr tickets immediately. With iul directions "a
the shipping OF Goods or ldneys Tickets for mia
at tho principal Hotels. Book an Mu1lc Stores and It
our Office, III Madlson street Price u each; seut
p3 a1! receipt OF price nuA stamp foE return post
age. GOOD AND RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED
ia eye4y City Town and Village In The United stases
to whom great Inducements are offered
, 1866-05-11
l., 1fI1upiclpa1 Election.

FF0VIdentc, n. 3.s VIHbIc1FhI EItcStbhs
Providence, Il. l.. May l0.-Thonas A. Doyle,
independent candidate, ms yesterday elected Mayor
OF this city By 1nsjorfy OF I'll. The City Council
WAS elected chiefly Oh local Issues, without refer
ence to political quesuons.
, 1866-05-11

Services on the Anutverr4ry of Sioue-
wnll Jack3onsx heath.
R1cuxoSD, Mny 10.-Ihc anniversary OF the
heath Of atonewaA jackson YES ohscrred to-day b.
no1I decorations Of the et1ses Of Confederate col
-djtrx Al TfolyN God and 0nkWood. Bosn cemeteries
were througcd with lAdtes and their cscorte. ses
craI brief addrtse4 were made at each place. ans.
11,e,s pr.te,ally was enspenHed tn The city.
, 1866-05-11

Nomination of General Ferry tor the
TnItcd S1Atcs Senate.
NEW HAykx. Conu., May 10.-At the Republican
cAucls Iaa. night. scven informal ballots were
taken for United StaseA Sena1or. Tue frat ballot
stood: L. :: Foster, 6; Governor Bcssanshan,
Rncktnchann ]; Ferry, 70. General Orrts s. Fes1y,
or Np!Naik, was then unanimously nominated.
, 1866-05-11

In evEy easo scpa the n11neof each subscriber, ant
their Post Oce address, with Town, County and State
in full Monsy by D1aft P o. Order, Eprsas, o< IN
Registered Letters. MAY be sent At our Eiak.
Address al communications
, 1866-05-11
ONE TICKET HOLDER In EVERY TEN
RECEIVING 4
VALUABLE GIFT.


AxSA Tx &RIE"A53
Gin IN Real Rstsse. c1nshttag Of Lot $
In Block u, Kln1is's Additton 70 Chicago,
On Kushkt.. being Hx1i9lk-ya1ued ST.. yIlu0
70 Lou In Brands Addition 10 Chlczgo, VAL
Hed at.... '....-...'.'...s' ,ooe
Is Quefouxth acfe Lots In Vim. I. Astoria lit
Addition to Hyde Park and Wood Lawn.
valued 19s9e
lWhole section Of 1and tn Whlsastda Co.
III. known - 8. Il. 7. la, Z. :, ralued 1T 1nooe
Total. ...............s $4,000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % COO
. do do each $ln.n ........... 80 Guo
10 do do. each :, s,o0........-....-. saooa
DO do each y ooo- 1noo&
Gtff in Zeal Estate, consisting Of H. Nm,
W.k. s.a. I. s., r. II being miles wess
Of Chicago. ysiaed edar................,..... 1905
Gns IN Heal Estate, conMstuE Of B. W.4.
s.R-x.s. 81. T. ls- r. !, and N. WIN.
Ek, ,9.6. +. Ii. Il. 1, III juneau Co., Wls.
valued edat-...---..--....%.-....-.. .....-.. @eoa
50 GIfrs in Real EstatobatnE 50 lots n Bsaad'a
Addition to ChicaGo. each si.d0 .......... $1,000
80 Gi1ts In pa0os. each satued ~ tso..-.. 4eor
100 Gtfts In sets err ssoo $1,000
go Gifts III 0ent4t r.. .. 3:.o.. $1,000
60 Glf.s Id Ladies' 4c.u"E;clt. titl &soo.. 4ooCo
20 0tf.s IN Sewing Machines, resh t1h....-. 1oo0
Ie10 Gifts IN American Silver Watches, each
B,n6
aeo Gtfta in American Silver Watches, each
*a...-.-..-..--.-...-...-...- 4aon
LOCO Gifts IN sk Dress Pattesus, eaoh &5-...., ss
a5Co gifts IN Silver Cake baskes, esch tM.... COO
1on CHS IN Silver Plated CastsEs, each so ~. 1890
11ooo Gfts IN ses Of Silver Spoons 33.... s9oa
1aso Gts IN seta Of Silver Forks eAeh 3s..... 900
1eoo Gifts IN Gold Clzsptd Albums, eaeh Ill.,. Ca
1000 GIFTS In Literary Books, each e4........ a. Doa
tnCG9 GIFTS In Cutlery, each $50 .....-.... LOO
11M0 GIFTS In Pocket Knives; eaeh $7.......... 1000
tnc0o Gifts In GILT Beoks, each S....-...... l1oo0
1pcco GIFTS IN Receipt Books each N......,.. 1aom
1S173 Gifts IN articles worth ffom u to $..... ~
, 1866-05-11

ETC. Il. SCH1yEN, Advertising AGENT,
81 Denshorn street, il authorized to receive
Advertisements for the Tribune. H1d all
othcr leading papers thrunahout tho United
States and Canada.
, 1866-05-11

Any party procuring I club Of nva Of ror+ namss
tor Tickets forwarding the money for the asuo
VIII be aioNed the following commission. Viz: va
, 1866-05-11

ARNOLD ALpRICI1 u not our a cent. and is not au.
thor1zs 10 transact any nusness whAtever Yot the
tttn. Or In is nanae to make any dr1 upon 1t On
anT account whatever. R. TAYLOR DRtTTOE.
New YG5k, MAY 5 1866. hInu nes
, 1866-05-11
In Hltel and Sainnn KRepers,

Hennesy'e, Vine Grnwe1s' and othe. choice brands
Cnensc B1andy. Also. shrrT, Port. and De Kuyperts
GU; ig hhos md sa:s, lmporssd af5set. a. 25Ges
ron corner State and South Tatet streets. b15sutt
, 1866-05-11
FROM ST. LOUIS.

NeW Orleans Omcinl TksIEors-Royv on
n Horse CAr-Ald for tho 81. Joseph 3<
Denver Natlroud-The Camp jackson
Anniversary Meeting a Grand Sue
cen&.
, 1866-05-11
MRS. j. K. ODER,
Magnetic Physician.

1ha better to meet ny constantly practice
1haye.t1ken Rooms and q, McCuEm!ck'a bui1diuE
Invite the suffering M AZ we'll pee
l4t method OF treatment Of both chronic and Acute
choe1a visit M, II called in time would take nt
ed number Of c1aes and cure suem every time.
NJ
, 1866-05-11
EXCELLEyT OPPORTUNITY,

oye yests lesse Of choice farmtn land. adjoining
the foushtuK RA!lro!d loWn Ct D.fshi 70 aae, iIoGa
| i. BRADBURY. Collecting snd General AKrns.
! pV1&ht. III. As&ntg
, 1866-05-11

$500. Man.saAn ssas ted :s: .ses; snss;
ii cash IA Pstiuer La Manuf1c.ul business. which
can be increased unlimited extent with addt-
ttu,,al contsI Fffst-caSs references given and re-
quir d. Thcse nny who desire onsinass reed address
"AAKUFAETTREE,' r. o. EoI 4@3, Chicago, Ill.
, 1866-05-11
FROM SAN FRANCISCO,

Capture OF Fort By End1anS-Tllo GAR
rtson rlassacred-Nesv and Rich Gold
Dfggtngs Reported-Unton Victories
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-09

might more or less suit the dispositions
good and evil, 5nt none could satisfy any
one marty in its results. Neither can,
nor should, have everything their own
wav. The one does not understand the
necessities and proprieties of the situa
ton; and the other appreciates neither
them nor its righteousness and unques-
tionable sequences. 81 E t&
The changed Constitution, relations,
and thS-obligationso Of the nation do not
permit the first conception of yielding
to the fierce irrational and inhuman sug-
gestions of ultra Democracy, while the
utter impracticability of suddenly adapt
ing the conditions of races, or the pre-
conceptions of Southern society to q
radical change OF relationship, render
the policy of old abohtsonism not less
admissible. An altogether forced eleEas
ton OF adaptation of constituents hays
ing no affinity, are not accomplishable.
New elements must be introduced toIn~
duce new compounds. Time and favor
able opportunities are needed for the in
PRODUCTION; and these il is hoped will be
afforded By, the plans to be adopted.
Unhappy will it be for oil sorts of iu-
habitants of that part of the country IS
to degree of every other, if they do
not seize the opportunities of the times
that are and are TO be. Failure to per-
\ ceiVe duty, political or social, shall be
followed by inevitable distress and ca.
lamity. 1t is the law. Let no body Of
men think themselves cunning enough
to shirk the responsibility OF their
thoughts and actions. Nature allows nc
evasion of her orders She may be slow
and long-suffering, but she is sure as
death. Look to it, ye political expect
ants and toadies, whose philosophy ID
power, and whose reasoning is partisan
clap-trap, empty defamation and sense
less, yituperative terms. d.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-09
The Trial d. the Ralanee.

Those who anticipated the conflict oil
opinion to be determined by the result
of the contest of arms, were idle obsery-
srs, and totally ignored the history Of
similar revelations. Those, also, who
wished and expected the war of ideas to
be allowed to rage with equal freedom,
after the appeal to the argument Of
arms, were equally oblivious of the ext
gencies of the situation. They are oil
those who derive no benefit from expe-
rience or historical records. Those who
thought the appeal to arms righteous
one, after the decision of the appeals to
reason should have accepted the situa-
ton and its inevitable consequences.
But they were of that selfish, ll-iudging
class, who require all privilege and
deny all, while diseIaiming all RESPONSE
bility. They were of that sort whose
wish is always father 10 the thought, and
whose interest and affiliations are the
generators of their desires, as we'll as
the measure of their wordy declama.
ton. &
During the progress of riots, great and
small, the officers of the law must check
wrangling and vituperation during the
fight, aud until all danger to the public
peace is secured and bonds of good be-
havior rendered. Such is the law and
common sense-which could be expect
ed from Vallandigham & Co.. only when
it suited their interests, prospects Of
power to their afiliators, and their
idiosynerasies. ~ TT
It was also quite contrary to evidence,
that after contest involving ouch
mighty interests, powers, passions, and
prejudices, the country could immedi-
ately settle down in perfect satisfaction
with the essentials of the unaccustomed
circumstances of the great revolution.
In so much as the lives of nations are
larger and longer than those of individu-
ais, do the opinions, passions, and in
terests require length of time to accom-
MEDIATE themselves and subside aH
1t was also unnatural to antici-
pate that the policy adapted to the
somewhat novel and altogether unusual
circumstances of the country, could be
decided without much uncertainty,
fsvered discussion, and determined Cd.
/ position. Time ia an essential ele.
ment, and no matter what policy may
prevail, those who are defeated would be
fools to fight about it They can only
thus be fined and put under bonds "a
keep the peace. 1t is certain no extreme
viii be pursued. IF it were advisable
which few think, the situation does moi
admit Of it. IF men were perfectly
rational, certain gentlemen's schemes o.
government might be feasable; but az
She United States have not arrived at ar
/ Immaculate condition, heavenly policy
and even the perfection of rationalism
are unequivocally impracticsble. There
are no panac@s for the ills of nations
Panaees, republican or democratic