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The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

he iolisaiug uaa dizpalehe1 e he
Aasdaied Pres Jaly l7lh:
hasHvfEEE. Tsnn. galy ~ -Te
HisalGea. G1ane soms e tAa man-
teFa &c ths houaa sf rePsaasuzgisal Of
Tsaas cga3aa themselves o 3 vsry
FefEas1EY ulungr, ahasulaE than-
Ealvss 10 FsaVeal quoEul. Iag 60.
uTusis bezaess. IL zsEeTusE sza-
nti mauaks hau with lha msans e. hiis
d aaa has apslisa iB ne fsg
miislaty aaanaa. ShaIl I fsraizh itl
6. a. TEaaaa,
l9ajsg GsnaTal
he follsuing answer uls iznsdi.
amly giveE
WG5uzszoz. Taiy IT.-Gsn. Grant
VII in1lFpa Cen Thamas Is BE
frea Hfaisd IS kia .elsTranl Do Hsg war
- - s=seFzEasaasa u .z.sl.saEa anlhaE-
riisa Iha aimiail'raiiaa q - hHa
nnd tts rFassrvaiian 81 paare in Nash
via h161g properly % Be Sac uu-
f sad lha aay eg ha Lmsa
e'-is5 iha7iiirs = ult 6 niaFlsfe 10
nuF ~ VI a C1atTu1eraas -
Hhsnaia aL he
Sc. ed Ga-. Eh1ua Uil lr d
1 iFaa alF izi1r. .Ee btEcl
EIAWTUN.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

nsz..1. f1....-.s.. [ namaerail
q Ihe llh, says General Grant re-
gently remarked 10 a gentleman Of lhls
ri,v Who met him IN the West, that
..unless the SO@hern STATES we're
sueedily admitted 10 representation in
CongFesa and The right Of ssli-gOvern-
menl consedsd TO then, We should soon
have an0ther rebellion"
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

Ths steamer Dictator has ar
rived with Rio JansriO talss 10 June s
A tattie has bssh fought, DC allies
gaining a victory over The Paraguayans,
who abandoned The field. losing 6050
killed aud wounded, six guns and four
Gags. The loss Of Ihe allies vas 20O0.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

va. Crarheit, aas Maih Slwsi, Memphis.
ss-~r q s.-ig ssiagiss& % Fecaaga and Feceipt
- ..lssTtisr r,s1is laF Tus FALCuS Ia thai eiiy.
~. J. Haasy Casamialia1 EaIeaaai. taal
A-rua 80 Fisnarsi CsiIleeanT, 10 81. ~. lli
slSesa. 81. Leaiz. No., i our ealy antaoslAea
neeaa ~ that ely.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19
ron CIRCUTT JUDGE

RWa are az harizaa V aan0unea
he nsma az Hon. ORLANDO DAVIS.
az Esnsah suswsu. a q Rludi1ala LaE
Judqs II he sh 'Jhheial DistriGi,
CO s tE7 Tieah. HghaI, afay.
elEes kanala AM De6a connLss
We - q aazsse
ths Han. a. nL. CLAYTON, - Pees.
gni incuaahant. Is = caEaiaaia o. Zee
az tha 7gh Iudieial DislEiei e MiNi9.
Eippi. csmpnaed Of ths eouniies os
nasm W-N.~ntpu um~,fa
AhAf a4AaAAAANf 49, aeF
and Deaoso- Elselian - Aea4ay e
p9saoel Ask
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

~A leIier Of Secretary wsIIes, has
been Rlade public. He uEqualltiedly
Indorses The Presidents restoration
POluy. Seward. Wellss and BIC.
CallOch only will reRain IA che cah-
met Randall. Frs, Asslslshg Posinas-
ter General, kas been dominated 10 suc.
eeed Drnnisga.
The Union charges Secretary
Harlan with writing q leueF 10 the re-.
publican caucus 10 when be is said 10
havs detailed the eabinei secrets and
s!=e advises - gsifs.ssss:.l..ssss .s Es=ss.
10 session and thwars ghe Plabs u the
President
The article creates a ssns1iiou.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

= h IS stated that Secretary
Seward has recently expressed the
apiuiaB thal ihe President eaghlto. and
gouEa call lhs Southern COngFessmen
ana ssnai0r together and Tecognizs
I ghem
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

~Gen- Bsauregara writes from
Engiand Of lhe perfsc success of hIa
mls1ioa. The Englzh bou1 hcldaFs uf
he lasEsuu rallEu1d are PsFkcllY "a :
ialiea Wiih tas m2nagsmasi and pres
Psclas and zss be en- hass all he
m1nsy Be- uansa
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

esrGoF. Hamiaan Rud OlhcrS Of
Texas. have issued 90 address % shoss
aylsd ''SosthsEp L5yalisls, % mssi al
Whakiagisa Q i SePlembar. The
PEgestsrs of lbs sEhens are n tie n
IaFasl of he radicals.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

30 PR0BATE IulgE

- We are aushoFized TO aHHBHHBs
s. Z. McG0kKLB rs a candidate ipE
The Office Of judge Of Ihe Probate
Court Of FaFaye4te COangy Election
6Esl Monday in 0Clabsr 1856
R%We ere aniA0FiEaa % unnoaHCe
Iudae A. PETERSON asa eAhdidale
FOE re-eleclian % de 0Giss af kEehaig
JUDGE cf LaFayesse COsnty- iscllOH
frss sa1ay % 0sssbsE, $50.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

D-Chas. l. Woodruff, recently a
s..asshaaa as G4ramaAa Msaa ssras ar.
TeslSd al Louisville, July l2lh. BY
order Of General Thomas. for CEN.
PiicigY 10 the asslsEnali0n Of Lieulenanl
R0odisg, Of the fTvemen's bureau, al
that plass IN April last. Later aoCeani,
say be goes &c Grenada Is q witness
againsg the assassin&
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

FFlHIS popolar Institution. afieg sus-
a pension af three years, resumed
exercises On the Second Of laa OcsobsF.
and has Just closed another successful
term, exceeding BY faF ne expectations
Of is friends The bading, large,
three stories high, and aeli arranged,
stands IN beaGTifui grove. me course
u Study j As complete aa a ANY IiEsl
.class College.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19
Cston and Cold Quotations

EEw Yozx. July lT.-COEOn hrm
and unchanged. Gold Isl
NEw QRLEASs, July lT.-Colion
hrFs, sales 1000 bales; low middlIng
81 % Sic.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19
rAR gaRCulT CLERE.

We are auihsrized % announce he
name Il NORD e. VAUGHAN, o
q candidate for Re eleclioa % .he oiIios
Of Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Il
Fayeae CoungT. Eleeii0n The fFsi
Moaday in Ori0ber 1856.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

whas 4 mua a, i. srpse,sa IA,
F0ans Laaiss can Be edacalad in q
frt.seiaH eslsgs Wi91ai e1usidsable
eKRsasa, ~ 4 Is alzimad thaf he
ehaFgsa are lsas IN thB thzn In amilaF
Insliiuliunas md dry aEs % hs0uls
the hgiliinea haFa bsgn eEseisd b sub
&c t1sgz aU aka 925,-
0Qs foE Wch neIiheF Rsnii uasrest
nQr ~ ID Pd
Beard. laaginE, Haahisg. fagl. lights.
medicinal fee, an3 uliiiaR = seisncgs
and Ciaasics faE nm alhalaalie manlhE,
e2eS. Whi1h any bs eztaasd. - ak
ING Mnais Eaian Langusges, end al
lhe egaamenlal hTanahss, . $3.50, Va
Eyiiss agcariing o - nssr siaiied.
QaaEterlY IN uaTa1Eas II eEEsnzy.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19
lE-1gE.r1 -
UU WIIlLu TllIUH.
THURSDAY, JULY 70. 1866

~ kURsCHlBEIss WiIl. PLEASE CAlL.
Ar TflE WR8hATE CLERK s OFFICE fOA
20 RAlcnM. 80
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

L ia charge Of Rev. W. w. MUAIA.
HEs AID LADY. Those who know them
nssa nl bs i0a lhai asasness. order,
comfort and kindness smiusntly disin-
guisA hair department.. Il IS like a
hume fsF Young ladies The Teach-
eTs lo3Es nd bcafd n tha College.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

Letters q adalinilali6a o. llG e.
tate John May, deceased, having been
sf44tA4l = " azl4e4aa - - ttl4 Afo-
bafe Gun @ Lafayette e1unly, Mizsis-
sippi, a tbs Hay Term thsEsOf. noiiee
i hereby given 10 ell peFsans having
claims againa said eslale % present
lhan psoperlY anlhensicaled within me
~ Iik g iaa orihsy vii be
f0Uaweg hagrad.
TN. T01IINsON.
IulT -, lse6-4U AdnF.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

- SeaasT-eisa Raaeron. an
sPEsseuiaiissseleet CssPsr, Gasp
eis Laliwheh, Taylog and Thwaa,
4as isld aa hddfea b lhs PssFs e
Ae4asazae, urging lasa b. asnd asle.
gaies . lhs Nat0uai Union C1nFsniian
2 azsmals b Paisllha oa hs
l4lh Of AnRu
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

K0ung Ladies altend Church and
Sunday School. Daily reading Of the
Scriptures, Prayer end instruction and
Practice 10 Sacred lusic, aec0mpaBied
by g meloae8n.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

Garihaldi has stipulated lhas d
he tpPr0aehing War ha 3 % recsiVs
hig o1aera from he King. he uilerly
abaaEs De CzhiHsi, and Vii have nosk-
Ilg . "a VIII & q red lana.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19
FOR sHERIF Il.

We ere aulkaSiEed . annOuIice
ROBERT G. SAiITHER, as . eandi-
date fsE Sheriff Of Lafayette County.
Eleesoa Shs frN EIonag IN OctObsr
teo6. E.WNN
~ We are aa.loEized 10 anuslnes
ID. is. Ez0SLEl asa candidate t0E
sheriff og LaFayette Coansg. Election
lzt Monday 10 OEt0ber 1856.
g. We are aHghoTized 10 aHn0nnce
W. s. Mckee, lbsPresaal incualbeni,
nm = candddala Or re-elaeiian ln The
ogEigs q sheFiE q LaFsysils C0uuiy.
Elssssan lss MeadaE in OeiobeF 1856.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

bltlsg. q hie Meua % have hec0ne 1aila
eQnlMun il UgT miast Wi1hin De paa IaaT
g ave wesks. t1efs yegula . have been a. eqss
nauIleT g dugs ilagat, % ahrui - have hsssn:
hag onlg cna wn fa,eua- raauisad asri.asls.
tbs cccaFFsd CO sha afhgrneaa q tae l1ih N.
aad w@ hefWeea MF. AfsAitald q. Taylar aad
Caqain Alq1zD GFleulgw, tuih vel knoWu and
Aighg FesFectate eiEaeaa d fhla place, and
saulted b ElE aheaing af Mr. TaFhaf. lggla u
e1ects q gsicA, Be ded ea Thunalsy eEtaEaa.
hs ilneEai taak pAee irul he Fszlsianca e Is
hfut1ar, u. A. N. Taylor ga Friday evcniag a
5 1'claek, and was aifeaGed hy 3 klrge uilalgl
q irislas 4ni ue4gaiaiancsz. ne eaass uf "a 4
- ask - hays ~ learnei. iuEshgg lhaa saai
~ ufgeaaaW, dzri1N m1Eze eumvegsafi1H eth
20. Iaglsr n tha street., slappea hin b gha
iacss' ghaH ne. 7. izzzsdialelY asal De laFlaaE
& ehlllenss-
We Earn thas anashsg assE ! sbust 3 n
tguEht bstWeel to MaiH sfngt elsFiz, eas u
Hacl Waa cared, 3 shnft tlue a1uc, b he
aahGf. haw tAA will rsaul h not yst knguu
~ viz izierll yuls, u1oul9 e tnks Pl1gc.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

Affhe residence Of the brides father,
.m T7sh inst, by the Rev. d.. Waddsl,
Mr.. EDWARD HusrACEtO Miss MATTIS
F. AHBREws. all Of Oxford.
We we're kindly remembered By The
happy couple. Nay he beautiful bride
and worthy groom journey through iifs
win every Joy that IS essential 10 hap
piness. Is The united wish Of all their
friends and acquainlancss. And
! As dswa lAse riEeF q lie thsy Sat,
May skisz be blue an0ve tAeE.
IA ssagm e darksn Ger theiT Wsys
Bat ssiiest bEeezs % m1gs the4-
Ard Ga e az tAe c1nl1 az
Wila E#aaaaE& perfumes egeg
We taa taz anEh aa oaue fran i19-
An1 hEsa hae lazsEsIa
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

~ We are aughogized % an
noancs w. DELAY. .lhe present ihCunn-
beua, as q ean4idaie foF Fe-electon %
he ofies af Clerk Of he Probais
CoaR. Eleclloa la Maaday u Oc'a'
Der.
TNEWTON A. IsoaI isa eanis-
date Sc Prvbala ClaEk 81 LaFaysta
Caaniy. EleGiiaa lai Aaaday g Oc0-
bef is6&
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

A44s
At her gesa, Is niles North
wea II lhis plaea. On lhg l5sh iaal
AlEs. BOesEss vile Of Do. nsggin
In Oxford, ca Friday morning. lsth
insg., HcsH. only 500 of ar. ii. a. end
NEa n. E BAN. aher \ brief bas vefy
painful illBesA
EFrfER HUGE.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19
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o. % sflsEuosa a fhe IIth inas- ahgus half
rast ia o'1tsck fam ecru1rad % ne Hllaeg ~
tWesn Cast Hcfafasn ana Hite WansEs. haih
3embeTs 81 aI1arazf Gre e1Hrauias. and rsssllad
q tls alaaeing NJ Wnliera u Mr NzFaa8az, "a
taa ~ - and ~ am ne Wazil Hsssisa5
Hsls u1- aelz1Esas. huasEsT, aai Be 5 iazl -
easeli1g. Naiiera wzE azzasla1 sd l1asea b
fail, ast seer Nara De haa hea1 aaaf ie haii
noBHERLzs OM ME RHBIIr HlaHwAFs.
IL Uf "a uneunruz aeeaTBu.ea ~ Ilssss--I
ezli1E g en- eiT Ezrss,z . D. sia-Ilc1 e g
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9 '-aaad ever aaaf Nv -'saaE.a laeY ~
g q ur
A ~ azsa szzs . rssi,.rsa. - srzi.z
20 ~ slsE a g eariE hsaF Ir taa maEaIas-
@aq1t 4 AaaHtE-MflA q md a nH, =
wu 1at zrt Ea1aga f1sl &c eiiH -
- ula - 9ne teuf azzIeel aaz alls1aa 8
1asIEe. AlI AaruF azg lIaT 81 gllsa
80 hs vaa % Eas n. .sl.ssI.'. s. -
aal Aim aad naa cll azll1 llaa -
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AmrGF ~ uc
H-si1 w wac 80 Fif - a eielF aszs-
va e. - l E aa EzIF 1E
9 Ea Hns SO ~ 81 ~ M
aE=a GO uagsT M aae-a9a EN- pa ID
N@ = ~ ~ 80
mnaFZ ~ $3.50 $3.50
la
nla11 81 lm ~ ~ ezz e.
sad alE EBs1aAlaas 60.
Eauz ana nana - aHn ahazn
feaF-aEsEaFas AaNane.
Thae rw ha mnntm af.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

.:ss,.ly =. =. =. - ~ i..l...s u. -. ..'s.
1Ti.si ss ~ a. u . Is ~.
nAkasa aAz 10 qMAa1 la94@EF.
n gafiseqss. . faii ag lslAl
r. 90 hig tsaalas Gee alAaA " 9aA 1aEa
q! isSE azsla. q iite.s aaglisf kt
Ana wasp 30 tear unie@ ii Be lar
Tnwa EEnr rfi. aIa aaE aMi8 AFss.
BeEslis las s.ad hesEt q yuaE ME ~.
fssk slussr an. uasil yous sas hssNua.
-. : =. -. - - 80. 49, - 3
2. So "A
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

Al ksss IA,
- oa LeEsi1 es Mock
Crnl Read
Company to-Wil!: No. 1lg9 far Twenty
i've Shares, Ne. 1850 for One Share,
have been lost o. dessroyed-and hat
] have applied for Duplicate Certifi-
cafes. Every PsFsOa Is warned nsl 10
- 49,
f.HC9 W.HtD. wendell.
Msmphis, Jaly Il. 1856
The Oxford falcon., 1866-07-19

Nsw arrival cf Ladies 9inmed
and uuuinmsd HAS, as wsek, Ell
Hzaauo3 8 Boylss
The New York herald., 1866-09-07
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A LLwANTING rARMs-LANDs.-T0 ALL WANTING
"A Farms-Iargc and thriving settlement o. vneand;
rich son producing large crops; acre tracts a. ~ per
payable within four years; good business openng
good society hundreds settling and making improve
neuts. Apply 70 CHARLES X. Lands, Postmaster,
pers containing full Information win be sent free
The New York herald., 1866-09-07
sALMs Ar AuCTION.

DAL00 AT AUCElUNe
UCrfON NOTIGE-BOOrs AND SHOES
N w. NJ H0LLINGsHsAD Auctioncer
BY CHARLES q. WARRBN.
AUCTION ROOMS % CORrLANDr STREET.
THIS DAY (fRIDAY), September Z, at i0k 1cioCk.
FOuRTH REGULAR TRADE SALE OF
BOOTS. SHOES BR0GANS. BALM0RAi5,
CATERS. SLIPPERS, Co.,
FOR THE FALL, 1866.
We shalt oder as above catalogue containing
SIX HUNDRED SAMfLE PACKAuE6
comprisng large assortment OF
CHOICE NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY OF STYLE, SIZES AND GRADR6
adapted the trade from part Of the country.
A UCTbOk NOTICE.-R. 7. HAzELL, AUCTIONRKR
"A THIS DAY. FRIDAY, SEPT1
Al lOIS O'Clock at - Cortlandt streot.
HARDWARE CUTLERY. &C.,
In lots 10 sut oaty and country buyers.
Also,
TIA TRAYS-c00 dozen papiermache aud japanned rea
Trays and Walters, great variety. .
PLATED WARE-3N dozen superior sheffield plated -
BILE. Dessert and Tea spoons and Forks.
CUTLERy-l6O0 dozen Fable KNIVES and Forks; = doasu
Pocket Knives. kaz0rs &c
r. r HAzELI, 3 Co.
AuctiOncers. - Oortisndt s<rost.
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

ef 7SO FOR THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Cf. DU Philadelphia front, with eleven rooms, gas
and water 20 BY IS feet 100 feet all In complee order
and ready for occupancy yi,hIp sissn minutes o. the
corner OF Court Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

A HOUSE FOR SALEM THE CITY OF NEWARK
n OF fHs iii 'iSisn sisssr AND MOST RETIRED STREETS
IN THE CITY. :.
and within eight minutes wsk Of the depot q ~.
New Jersey Railroad; the House 10 No. Cottas.
in the same Price " $500 cash. Any person Wishing
purchase such DO calling o. addres
sins q A. Pridhsm s1s Plain street, Newark. NJ.
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

A BEAUTIFUL FARM FOR sALE-sD ACRES, TOWN
n OF wsstchester, commanding view Of Long Island
sonnd house 0s8 With wing and carriage noase oa,n
peaches. large quantity Of grapes a,d all e,hsr rn h..
~ miss from New Rochelle depot public road on three
sdss OF the be cut In plots q 70 acres each Tor
building free from cuts lTD tons OF hsy terms
easy price sso per acre hue water healthy location For
The New York herald., 1866-09-07
A UcrloN NorlCE.-E. ROTH, AyCrIoNEER.

UCTION NOTICK.-E. ROTH, AUCTIUNEHK.
N POSITIvE AND PEREMf'TORY SALE or
aENTEKL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS ACr
this friday morning September st IL ociock precse
al il9 Clinton place eighth street beswcon fitth and 81
avenues. consisting of solid black walnut Dining kC0D
snits Sofa Arm six upholstered back 0haiss
covered solid black walnut Buffet Extensioe
Table three beautiful Parlor S,ts. covered WITTY the loa
descriptions crimson and black Frone1
satin brocac black walnut suits covered In YepA
and hair cloth; large Pier and Oval Mirrors marble Gen
XIV Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges TO MATCH ersnsa
MXGSificENT ROSEWOOD PIANoroRTE, srooE
AND COVER;
elegant Instrument with round corners beautifully
carved legs sndc with all modern r:s:
treyses Bolsters Pillows BlAakets, Corner and Boob
~ nds, black walnut Extension Table Buffet China Te9
rich silver mounted Uastors silver pate1
Ta and Table spoons Ice Pitcher Cake Basket rich syes
Knives and Forks Carving Kaves, rich cut Glassware &e
Sale positive N. B-Relsbe ia attendance TO cart
pack ship goods purchasers at reasonable charges
The New York herald., 1866-09-07

MADAME ROSS Is THE ONLY MEDICAL AND BUsI
M ness Ciarvoyant that can be relied upon shows the
likeness Of your future husband. tells ha name Wes
Twenty stre between sixth and Seventh avenues
Ring The basement bell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-18
LOCAL NEWS.

THE GRAND BASE BALL TOURNAMENT
The series OF base ball matches which are to
mark the regular fall tournament OF the Na-
tional Base Ball Club this week. was COM
menced this morning by the playing of a very
unique and amusing game between the smuf-
fms" of the National and Excelsior clubs, OF
the saamateurs" rather, as by courtesy they are
thus named. The weather was oppressiyely
hot. and as the noon une approached the
powers OF old Sci troubled the inexperienced
players considerably, they not being weather.
proof, as are the veterans of the first nine, who
handle the ball as lively with the thermometer
AT 100 in the shade as they do when il is marked
Incorporate" r.. .. ..s-r-
The National eleven went to the bat first
MIR. Chadwick, the well known reporter of the
game from New York. making his debsf as
member OF the National Club. Before the in
nings terminated seven runs Were scored, the
Excelsiors retiring for six on their first trial
The second innings saw the Excelsiors take
the lead amidst great excitement, bat the third
closed in favor of the Nationals, and from this
time to the close the Nationals maintained the
lead, though their opponents made gigantic ef-
forts to recover their lost ground.
VI the play on the occasion, on the Excelsior
side we specially have to commend on the
marsterly exhibition of Sd base playing by the
noted tenor singer Mr.. Lingard We regret to
say, however. that he had to suecumb TO tue
pressure of a ball in the pit of the stomach
which made MIN weak Of base ball for the time
being. One of the Nationai's too becoming
lame was carried to his base q wheeIbar-
row, but he too was numerically put out at Sd
base. Chadwick's pitching was immense. but
Deans surpassed 1t; stylish, toe, as Cauldwelrs
catching was, that of Watson took the polish
off 1t. Daniels style Of attending to the right
field was uniQui. He took seat on the grass
under an umbrella and leisurely smoKed ci-
gar. In batting Daniel look q decided lead
Nudge being second aud Maxwell third. On
the National side Jennings and Cowan led the
score, Munson being third. Cowau, Cunning
and Gulick came near being ruled out for tax
ing fly balls. The Umpire ably discharged.
score '..- ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-18
CIRCULATION OF THE CITY PRESS
AND REPRESENTATION

While many Radical politicians advocate the
extreme measures Of confiscation of the prop
erty of the white men Of the South and their
Observation-Disclosures with the besto wal of
their lands upon the blacks. with the right to
vote; and others go further in demanding the
determination of the late adherents of the rebel
Government. seeming to think the sword
torch, and halter are the only eff cient agents
for demonstration" of the Union; we believe
that they represent but a small portion of
the voters who go to swell the Republican
majorities in the Northern States. The
great mass OF the Republicans now
oppose the Presidents plan of restora-
ton, only on the ground that they re-
quiJe the Southern States previous to their
admission, to accept the Constitutional amend
ment " hich provides that when in any State
the right of suffrage sis denied TO any of the
male inhabitants of such State, being twenty
one years Of age, and citizens of the United
Statss,"- or when this right is In s'any wav
abridged except for anticipation in Rebellion
or other crime, the basis of representation
therein shall be reduced In the proportion
which the number of such male citizens shall
bear to the whole number of male citizens
above the age OF twenty -one u ars in such
state" In o;her words. If the blacks are not
allowed to vote, they will n ot be counted in adj.
justing the lumber of Representatives to which
state is entitled. The New York Herald ha = .
ing changed front, advises the Southern States
10 accept this amendment, and advocates il,
net on the principles involved, but on the
ground Of expediency alone, because the late
elections have shown that the Northern pso
pie will be satisfied with nothing else.
The Herald ought TO know that President
johnson has among his supporters thousands
of the conservative men Of the country, who
are not opposed to the princ iple involved in
the amendment but are opposed to making IL
condition of the admission of the southern
States. What sort OF consistency is there in
requiring them TO take action in a matter
which they can only do as States in the Union
when they are not allowed to become STATES
until such action is taken! Was ever such
paradox! If the constitutional amendment a.
good thing, let it stand on its merits. Per.
init the southern States 10 resume their rights
as States and the southern people their fran
chises as citizens, with all the powers ard re-
sponsIbilities OF regulating their local AFFAIRS
for themselves, and main tanning civil order on
their own account. Ii they send loyal Repre-
sentatives properly qualified, admit them to
Congress. Having done this, submit the
amendment TO the thirty-six States and abide
their decision. This is the fair and manly
way. And to such a constitutional course NO
friend of the Administration will object, wba,
ever the result may be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-18
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