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The national Republican., 1866-11-20
National Tn satrs.

The eminent tragedian. Mr.. J. W. wALLAck, on.
tered last evening upon his third and last week at
this theatre. He has appeared In liberal round
Of characters. has been with szosptioas we'll sup.
ported. and has drawn large and Intellectual su.
diences. Mr.. WALLAok's "Lson Dc Bourbon and
"Fasin" are his greatest assumptions. For the
benefit Of those who hsilsd 70 attend during Friday
and Saturday evening", ws hope the management
will repeat "0liver Twist.
This evening BopcIcAuLr's "How She Loves
Hin" win be given with good cast. Our rsadsrs
will remember the sueosm that attended the pro.
daetion Of this comedy season or so ago, and ws
have no doubt II win draw niosiy now ss then.
On tomorrow evening, "still Waters Run Deep
will bs given.
The national Republican., 1866-11-20

On the 3lst ult, during the passage Of the
steamship Pereire from Havre to NewYo ork,
the Very Reverend EnEsyE RoussELLoS,
Vicar General Of the Catholic diocese Of New
Orleans, La, passenger on board the ves-
sci, in going on deck, slipped and fell back
wards, injuring himself severely. The Pc
rere arrived on the 9th instant after which
the Vicar General was taken to 81. .Vincents
Hospital, where il was found that in the fall
he had sustained fracture OF the neck Of
the left thigh bone. He continued to fail,
and died on Friday last. -FN
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COL. n. p. l.. DABRR.

This gentleman succeeds Hon. LEWIS D.
CAMPBELL on the National Union COMMITTEES
for Ohio, by reason Of Mr., CAMPBELL having
gone to Mexico. Mr.. BABER was appointed
his alternate at the joint meeting Of the Ohio
delegation to the Philadelphia Convention
in Philadelphia, August Is, to act in the
event Of Mr.. CAMPBELL leaving the country
The other member of the National Union
Communication Ohio is Hon. GEO. A. SNYTuE
of Newark, Ohio. u" H.r .0'
The national Republican., 1866-11-20
OUR MINISTER TO FRANCE.

Yesterday, Major Gen. DIX received his
final instructions, as Minister to France, from
the Secretary Of State. He made FINAL call
upon The President, to pay his respects,
and upon the Secretary Of the Treasury, to
whom he rendered his resignation as naval
officer Of New York, which is to take effect
on Wednesday next. Gen. DIX left this city
last evening for New York, and will sail
from that port for Europe on Saturday next,
to enter upon his new duties as the American
Representative at the Imperial Court Of Ma
PoLEoN iii.
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PERSONAL.

MAJ. GEN. FRANK BLAIR, Of Missouri, is in
town, the guest Of his father
MAJ. GEN. SIcKLEs goes to New York TO-.
morrow, whrro he will remain three weeks on leave
and then return to Charleston.
7 Gov. STONE has issued his proclamation
appointing Thursday, tho 2sth instant, as day of
thanksgiving in Iowa.
GEO. PEABODY has donated $4,000 to
Kenyon College, at aambisr, Ohio.
The national Republican., 1866-11-20

FLOWER DE LuoE."--This is the title of a
'gem.like volume Of poems by LoSovELLow,
from the press Of TIoKSoR & FIELDS, 1t con-
tains Ave beautiful illustrations, engraved on
wood by A.. 8. ANTHONY, and drawn by
ii. FEsx, G. PERKINS, b. EyrMdE, Jr,, W.
WAND, and 8. eoIMAS. Jr The volume is
gotten up with exquisite taste throughout.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
l. oyYIor or ,sprsHysIsa AselIIEor.

" November ", 1895.
Sealed Proposals viii De Iscsiyed at this once until
delivering hf,ssa hundred Q,nop loads of Sand, and
one thousand ,ooo) loads Of 0ravei Tho sand must
be sharp clean and Of such grain 10 best suited to
asonr and ihs gravel must DO free from clay Of the
most suitable slrs for eonerss The bidder must sub
NIT syseimep.of The sand and grsyI no proposes to
places nssr the Treasury Buildisg may b. dssgasd
by the sspsryising Architect and the whole of the
Amount be delivered BY before the Ist day VI
March, 1857. The price must ineluds ap The hauling
and unlosdisg The materials will be ipspsetsd and
EItsa.isa, sad any sot equal Ia auIyto the sample
will BE- srsjsetsd. y. j. sT., .,..-yi',iS'I
.syss III Siss ss NAY Ss Ss,ssd tes IL
Proposals should be- endorsed 'Proposals tor sAnd
and 0sava AaA addressed 70 the Huparvlsing Archi
-''''TN'"S A. B. nULLxrr,
soso'n Supervising Arshitses
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THE PRESIDENT.

Yesterday was busy day at the White
House. There were more than two hundred
callers, about fifty Of whom were ladies.
Among the most distinguished were Sena-
tor NEsxIru, Of Oregon; Majors General DIX,
SicKIEs, BLAIR and SroSENAS; Hon. Mr..
RANDALL, M. G., of Pal Hon. JonS Morris
sEY and Hon. Mr.. Fox, NJ. C!s elect, Of New
York; hon. MoSrooxKRY BLAIR, and Col
lector Couch, of Boston. a.
To-day, The President will visit Balti-
more and participate in the Masonic cere-
monies to come off there. ..
The national Republican., 1866-11-20

~, SroRfes Or MANY LANDS" is the title Of a
volume by GRACE GREEswooD, published by
TIcKsoR& FnLDs. The charming pen Of
GRACE never fails to weave a fascinating
story or sketch, especially as when, in this
pretty volume, she writes for the young
folks. HUDSON TAYLOR, .334 Pennsylvania
avenue, has II for sale. /" '-''T 10 - E'18Il
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vnRP H A N g. OO'U r T.
DISTRICT Dis Il oY coIunplA wAsHisdTos cSusTY- q s

rss wilkes, deceased the administrator aforesaid has,
with the appreciation Of the orphAns Court Of Wash
day Of December next the hnai settlement and dis
tbuon Of the personal estate Of sad deceased and Of
isctsd And turned into money! when and who're an the
ersditors Aad bers Of said deceased notified to at
tsnd, with their claims properly youohsd, or they
may otherwise BY law be excluded from all beneat In
said dsosassds estate provided copy Of this ordsI be
Published once Q week for three weeks In the ma
rIoSAL RsPuBLoAH previous 70 the ssid day.
NJ ~ Tsst y --45''7 VIZ JAS II o, ,BkIRNE,
no20- -w8vt g-l -- Register Of wills.
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4iss4 =. =.
THE DEPARTMENTS.
Pest Once Amir.

Virginia III estAb Ablshed, Bslfpske Cave,
Bctstourt county, Va, and appoint Jaakss
Sorrou ~ tohtttaster. - ~ 'ssssfa %
Appeintnenh - liss L.outsa Hpeink pobt,
mistfsss, MiliWood, OlatAe county, Vs,vies
j. n Nsvills, kilsd 10 bond 5, s',io- l,l,s.',
Jo4eph q. IAdd, postmaster,s Wilcox
wss.3, CHARLES City County, Sloe J. W.
Mitchell, left th6p(sse. i7s,sI issri s,s, 'a,i y
Willism "A. ,Hftud, postmaster, wheat
land, Loudoun county, vice David MAhsneld,s
Miss Eliza Stephens, postmistress, Bent
creek Appomsttox. county, vice A. b
l West virsinia,---,l SStsSlhhed d, Bed House
'shosls, Putnam cosnky, anAl sppoint Angus
tus Jelinko q postmi1tefs 81 -.1TTr 757V
I Appointment, Jesse n. Fox, postmaster.
Wilsonburgh. Harrison county, West VII.
ginia, yics A B. Thorn, resignsd ,y'' r : !. =.
? Geo. w. 6nider, postmaster, wasdensville,
Hardy county vice H., w. Frye, resigned, !.
w. II. BisAoG, postmastss, Albsighk Pres I
ton county, vfcs %. Macon, resigned. " 2
o. r. Smith, postmaster aarsy's Flat .
Marion county vice B. T. B6ggess, resignsd
T. @, Wheeler pogtmsyter, Wayne D. H., D.
SvIs Msyns ssun.y wsst vifsinia vice y Ken.
Psnnsyivania.--At Milsn,buulrag,, Dauphin
county, Pa, appoint jesse Auchmuty, post
master, vice Mary sStsever, removed. '1r'It
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The B,lliard Teuraa,sspt a. Hartford, Con

HARrToRp, Nov. 17.--Ths final game Or the bIl.
Hard tournament was played tonight, between
Mssn. Hollahan and Hswins, Of Hartford. a. The
hundred and twenty-five, thereby winning the col.
den cue and the title Of champion. Hs was not
beaten during the tourn&msnt. Tho game was W.T.
messed by very hne audience, largely composed Of
ladies. This 10 the second tournament which Con-
nscticut has brought to sucosssful issus THIS one
has boon decided success and viii do muohi for
the Advancement Of the game. .lisisP 30 i.tryl III
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From California

SAN FRANcIsco, Nov l7.Essvsrsl hundred
sailors are marching through tbs streets today on
q strike 70 maintain tbs present rate Of wages.
SAN FnAsorsoo, Nov. !s.--No mstsorie shower
has been observed ON the Pacific ooast. Yry7J,
The steamer Active. from Victoria, Vancouvsr's
Island, brings $4,000 In treasure
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0l,ifuar,

Bosros, Nov. 1s.--Dr. WIN. e. Townsend, I
xsllsnOwn Phy.s:i.n Of thi. ei.y died q ss.ur-
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The Ch.rleston Mercury.

' caARLEsros, Nov. Is.gThs Mercury was ii.dsd
this morning for the Arst time since February 1895
It admits sditorislly that ths war has annihistsd
the theory Of State hshts. aud prop~ss to dsyots
itself In future 10 the material .dsvslopmsnt oi
Southern resources. 70 70 Fto h.tt ~ t.5g
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TIE Sultan of Turkey is building hot
house ct an expense Of $780, 900.
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Ortssa and Par, y at Braxos.

GALVESTON. Nov l9.-0r tsga and party remain
at Brasos. the guests Of tn commander Of the
United States troops there an have sgnihsd their
intention not to return TO New Orleans.
Heavy rains have dsluged th, railroad, and loco.
motion has been performed on h orssback. ..-
Fifteen hundred American tp ops are expected
on tho Mexican frontier soon.
The national Republican., 1866-11-20

senator DoolittIs on ths Way 10 Texas.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 18--Bsnator Doolittls Ar
It Is ssrniAsd that his mission 10 on business con.
nected with Mexican sffairs. ,n1 .nn u 1I s.siiNu
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Rxesusive APPeintnaents.

I Col. VIM. @. Moore, one Of the private
secretaries of the President, has been sp-
pointed Psy1naster in the regular army, with
the rank 81 Major; d. NJ. Lestherman, Of
Tennessee, Commissioner on the part Of the
United States to tho, Universal Exhibition,
to be held in Paris in 1867; Richard Behan
to BE-, Deputy Postmaster ct Ann Harbor,
Michigan. IasH.a.aBg d, ..
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Defeat OF as.. rranh nlair.

declared elected to tho Lssislatufs over Frank P.
Blair, the vote cast aftsr sundosa being decided
legal by the Attorney General or ths State.
This decision elects g. D. Ridgsly (radioaD to the
State Senate. and increased Gen Piles majority
for Congress. .HfhIsI. o ElIfau
The national Republican., 1866-11-20

RALEIaH, N. O., Nov, D.-Th,, Legislature or
ganissd to-day, with W. Il. Manly, speaker Of tho
Senate, and Mr.. McAidsn, speaker of the Houss Of
Commons, The old onicsp were re- elected, WI
Gov. worth's message will probat ly DO ~ 10
tomorrow.
No other business was transacted.
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Navy Dullesin.

Detached, Nov. II - Lieutenant Com
lmander Edward o. Grafton, from the com.
msnd OF the Yantic and placed ON waiting
order; Acting Ensign Sydney Hall, from
the Yantic and, granted leave. Of absence !;
Midshipmsn O. B. Gill, B. McIlvaine, and 8.
n. Acklsy, from the Yantie and ordered to
the Rh6de Island, Acting Volunteer Lieu
tenant l. g. vassalls, nom the 'Yantic and
ordered to the TaSony First Aisistant En-
gineer VIM, 8. Smith, Second Assistant Rn.
gineer Oscar B. Mills, md Henry r. Love
srie. from the Ysntic and placed On waiting
orders Acting Ensigns @, 81. Beclshaft, j.
F. Churchill, }. O. Ford, Acting Passed Al.
sistant Surgeon George I. Simpson, Acting
Second Assistant Enginesr Brycs Wilson,
and Acting Third Assistant Rngineer Geo.
Hotton, from the Yantic oani placed, ON
waiting ordefs; Assistant Paymaster VIM.
.. Thomson, from the Yantic and ordered to
settle his accounts..',si 'o' .,i.IlHz s,alLigs
Promoted, Nov. IL Commodore Thomas
F. Craven to Rear Admiral. from Oct. 10.
Resigned, Nov. 12-Midshipman Charles
J..Bates, ofthe Naval Academy. s,. M 49,.
Dropped, Nov. l2-Gunner' George w.
Allen, from Oct. 30, 1866 .iH57ag ..-ss,.r Il
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Another Section OF tAs Pasine Ilesd Gem.

'A1cmsoH. KAusAs. Nov. Tho Governnsnt
commissioners to-day examined tho second SECTION
Pacific railroad, and reported The same 70 the SEQ
retary Of the Interior as In an ssespsbs condition
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ernment from being burned, over to rebels,
obtaining security ~ The Nnture, &c. but
Il amounts to nothing psactieally. What
security for the future is possible Who can
gsarantee that New Englsad o. Tie Meth
west will not resist the Government upon
some question at some future timei This
confederation Of States can only be preserved
BY nutusi eoncession and compromise, as
between sectional interests. The checks and
balances Of the Government must also be
maintained. Those who are gnashing their
teeth upon THR President because he re-
fuses 70 become the mere creature Of Con
gress and maintains bis position firmly in
the sphere appointed for him In the con
struction Of our Government, might at some
future day denounce President for yielding
to q Congress which should be inimical to
their party interests as bitterly as they now
denounce President JOHNSON. 81, n .,.,.. ~
The discomfort Of the radical element
under their triumph will probably grow
louder and louder when Congress shall have
begun It's deliberations. Those who are
not secretly plotting for the delay Of restora.
tion will begin to invoke all sorts Of aids to
their respective schemes Of reconstruction,
and those who have sworn to remove "MoR-
DEcA Ifrom the Kings gate" by impeachment
will make their attempts to render them
selves conspicuous. Meanwhile the ques-
ton, "What Is THs PREsrDExr going to do :"
will be answered by his onicial acts. We
presume that he will execute the laws and
fuliu the duties prescribed for him by the
Constitution with frmncss and impartiality,
and that no effort will be wanting on his part
to restore the country as soon as possible to
its normal condition. We fear, however,
TINT the people will be compelled to witness
some political gymnastics in Congress that
will not be very agreeable to them. ~ u
The national Republican., 1866-11-20
From New Orlsans--The Louisiana State
Fair-ssnator Dos,little In Tsxas--lls1i-
FROM Bunhlo.

BUFFALO, Nov. 19.- Tho Buffalo aud Erie rail
road have settled the claims the persons ipurst
by the late accident for $4,000. The friends 0
tho deceased accept IS, 900 each The ysmsinds
was distributed among the wounded. Jas. Maho
nsy, the trsekmastsr, gave bond In the sum o
$1,000 for his future app sarancs.
Many Of the Fsnians WHO were liberated at To
ronto are now In this city.
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= SRECIAL NOTICES.

AS-To Consumpsivss.-Ths Advertiser,
haxiss bssa Esstessd to health In few weeks, BY
very simple remedy, sftsr having suffered several
years viii sssvsrs inng affection, and that dread dis
ease, Cessunptos, is anxious to make known 10 his
fellow uasrsrs the means Of cure. .. .r.l.r.l.
To all who desire It he will send copy Of tho pre-
seription used ss Of sharss with the dirssoas for
preparing and usins the same, which they will Aad
s6an Csss soR cossuxrTios. AsrHrA, BRosornrs, -.
The only cbiset Of The advertiser In sending the pre-
sehption s to bsnsnl the astsd and spread informa
tioa which As eoassys to Be and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy. will cost them
nothing and may prove bisssisg. - ---- y '....l
Parties wishing ths prsssptioa will p,sass sadrsss
- % -SA rioues cdi Rev. lDWARD 4. wILa0A, ,
oc25-1y 10 O. Winiamsbars Kinss sousty,M.Y
VI ArNsties,- Yard Bridss.-In esnss-
quenss Of the repairs asesssr, 70 Be made TO the Navy
a.IS shas. y yin b slo':d o. 'nd I'd Afssr MONDAY
~. - "' "a t'NiH.' B. RRxNcH, aU
J .oelo,n. 49,, Conmissionsr ofS sblis Buiidinss..
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TRiESAsURY DEPARTMENT,

~ 5a i.ll isaslg gaG1 WAsHsoroH, Nov. II, ls'8.
Sealed Proposals will be Tsssiysd A the ONCE Of the
superyising AreAset Of The Treasury Department until
u O'clock m, DECEMBER !, 1861 FOR the purchase Of
pastmsnt including the eolsmns pllastsrs the sntab
lAtuIs, AAd psdimsnt The work 70 be taken down By
the DspsrtmSat, and delivered the ground to the
purchaser Payment To- bs made within I've days afsr
ths acceptance Of the bid. az q lhs, 4 u. .Bi4 10
Proposals will be endorsed proposals for purchase
OF Old Free Stone Work. and addressed 10 the Bupsr
~, -. 49, I'I1"D- 4. B. NULLHTT,
., ,no20,tde :, Supervising Architect.
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H5 ArMaAsn Meuntss PAls saAvs-a vslpabls
Remedy for thss Disssss also. Cossnnpon Destroy
ss. aad xasirs osns for Ne Rronshis, Asthma.
- fosad si aet,s Drag ssors opposits AAtieasl
Hosl, Qil.aas. Asar Metropolitan Hotsl, Isrd's cor
A6s of Hsvsath sad RsaAsylvsnis aysaus IAtvsls,s.
ssrasr II rvsfh aad Psansylvaaia svsaas Aliott's.
ssr.ss sf1 s.d TvsifA sstsssi TarbsusA. sorAsr Of
esysath alA q, Iii -. IL IL {Al1-M
The national Republican., 1866-11-20

INTERVAL REvExuH.-The receipts from
this source yesterday were $652, ,2sS.97.
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Release Of Fsp..a Prisoners. ~ 10.

TORONTO, Nov l9,--0a' Saturday night last, 80
more Fenian prisonsfs were released from custody.
Their discharge was eondscssd with great ssoresy.
The prisoners received s good supper at = railway
station before starting, and were saeh presented
with q Gye.dollar gresnbAek. ~ - - Z,
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The o6asionery Confraet.

The announcement that the contract for
supplying stationery 10 the Internal Revenue
Department had been awarded u Mcssrs.
Dempsey q OToole, is not true, q We learn
that the bids have not yet been even exam
ined by the Secretary Of the Treasury. d,
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Paeiflc Raiiroad Excursion.

ArcHIsos, No., Nov. 1s.-A party Of sxou
sioAlsts from Boston, New York, Chicago and 9TH
,citiss lsft here to-dsy for the present terminus
the central branch Of the Pacific railway, Of whic
fortyhvs miles is completed. The party includes u
officers of the road, Government commissionss u
many distinguishsd capitalists and ststesmsn.2 >
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M.rpHis, Nov. lsa-In The Prssbytsrisn ! ass-
sral Asssubly today the discussion Of Ne rsalisn
Of ofbspti,ng children V ~ disoipains hs shsfsh
was conolsasd and ths sAsoa - rssortsa by Ne
committee was adopted. An iuvOttsnt vpsrt On
bsusacisry sdueation wss pssssntsd ~ ths chair
man Of the committee appointed BY the last Gen.
oral Assembly. Carson's discipline, - far aschsp
ter ., with slght modineations, has been adopted.
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United states steamer Mineo oski.

Dispatches received ct the Navy Depart
ment yesterday announce the arrival Of the
United States steamer Winooski at Key
West on the 10th instant. ai s.,,p. rsr
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Inssrr''si.s mo. ns.,s.--h.s.-.sf.s n

Bunrago and Amnesty IN Tennessee. 4
NAsHvILLE, Nov. ia bill ~ ihtrodacsd into
the lower House Of the Tsnnsssss Lssislaturs To-
day to repeal the present franchise law and give
suffrage toIths negroes; being proposition for
universal suffrage and universal amnesty. It was
laid on the tabis BY syss 80, noes ~. The East
Tennessee members voted solid with the Rsdioals
and Conservatives to lay on the table. and Con.
ssrvativss Of Middle and wsa Tennsssss voting
s6sinw u. H'H p edH
Another bin wss introdassd striking oni ths
word Whit frsn he prsssat fraashiss lev. riAg =
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crystallized, and whenever the South is read
mitted, postpone II as long as you may it
will present an unbroken front, and afiliating
with some party in the North it will again
control our national politics. Every politi-
clan possessing ordinary sagacity sees this
quite plainly, and those in power, determined
to enjoy power as long as It can be made TO
last, will Of course, delay still longer and as
much longer as possible the complete resto-
ration Of the Union. .I' .. NJ
Meanwhile the country languishes, in its
abnormal condition, even as the human body
would languish with some Of its important
members restrained in the exercise Of their
functions by being confined in an unnatural
and painful position. Our Government was
never designed or adapted for such work.
holding portion Of the States us provinces
to be ruled by the central power. Other
Governments have the proper machinery for
such uses, but with us the case Is different.
We are in an anomalous condition-ten
States attached to the confederation, like q
diseased limb, not allowed to begin the exer-
else that would restore healthy condition,
and the doctors disagreeing about the disease
and the remedy. The uneasiness Of the peo-
pie is natural, and it is not surprising that
the question should be asked by the people,
"What is to be done next 2" lI
One thing is certain, viz: that the radicals
can never repair the vast mischief they have
done the country. II they were capable of
devising plan they could never agree upon
it until it had been consummated. They
can talk vaguely about preventing the Gov.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-02
Public Meeting

A large number of the citizens of
the Indian Land, York District, met
mt Rock Hill, on the 25th ultirno, to
take into consideration the present
embarrassed state of the country, and
the subject of the enforced collection
of debts. Mr.. James NJ. Henkel was
called to the chair and H. H. Dren-
nan appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having
been explained, Capt. J. N. McElwee
moved that a committee of twelve be
appointed to draft resolutions ex-
pressive of the views of the people in
this vicinity in regard to the subject
above mentioned.
The Chairman appointed the fol-
lowing named gentlemen to compose
the committee, viz: Col. Cad. Jones,
Oapt. L. 81. Massey, W. E. Waters,
Capt. J. n. McElwee, Mai. j. Nj.
Martin, Col. J. w. Bowen, J. 81.
Alternately, Dr. s. Kell, DR.. r. H.
Hope, Col. L. P. Sadler, William
Hanna, A. T. Black. Esq, and R. l..
Crook.
The Committee, through their
Chairman, Col. Cad. Jones, reported
the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That in the opinion OF
this meeting. the enforced collection
of debts, at this time, will be ruiuous
to the State, and we respectfully and
earnestly call upon the Legislature to
adopt some measure of relief.
The meeting was then addressed bv
Col Jones and Capt J. N. McElwee,
after which Capt. J. n. McElwee Of
fered the following resolution, which
was adopted:
Resolped, That we desire that the
creditors and debtors of the people
regard the loss of our slave property
as equal to a loss both to the creditor
and debtor, and that all debtors shall
pay In proportion to the credit given
him on his real estate and. no more;
and that time should be given to pay
the amount due on the present pro
perty held by the debtors
Resoioed, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be published in the
Yorkville Enquirer and Columbia
Phanir, and all papers friendly to
the rights of the people.