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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-24

FAMILY JARs.-On Monday there was
family disturbance in the upper por-
tion of Fourth street, the particulars of
which were made public at the Police
Court yesterday morning. An elderly,
colored-negro female woman, Maria
Sutton, made complaint against her
daughter-in-law, who is also black aE
the night, named Betsy Howard. She
married Maria's boy George, and the
newly married couple not having much
furniture to place in the upper story
room they had rented, the mother Ma
ria loaned them the use of table,
which they had kept long time.
George had become able to buy one
himself, and Maria called for her table,
but Betsy would not give it up. A hard
quarrel soon arose; the mother told the
daughter she was no lady, that George
Was too good for her, and she never
would have got him had she not given
poor George some powders to make him
love her, This shot Betsy warded off
very well, when Maria picked up a
brick and was about throwing it at
Betsys woolly head-but she dropped it.
This hostile demonstration set Betsy's
blood on fire, and she seized brick
and hurled it desperately at her mother
in-law, doing fearful execution. We
stop the press to state that Betsy How.
ard, the daughter-in-law, was fined one
dollar and costs.
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child. aged three or four years. Mrs.
Rails evidence went to show that Mr..
Keyser had committed an assault and
battery upon the babe. The little one
had come running into the house crying;
the mother asked what was the matter,
and the babe said: "Mr. Keyser slapped
me-" The plaintiff here rested the case.
The defendant denied the charge, and
proved that he said he Tould gently
thump the little innocent if it did not
keen out of the Drug Store door; and
satisfied the Court, by abundant evil
dence, that he did not knock the little
Ball. The evidence being closed upon
both sides, Judge Good announced that
he would fine the plaintiff, Mrs. Ball,
one dollar and costs, amounting to some
thing over eight dollars,
We congratulate friend Keyser upon
the successful termination of this cruel
prosecution. We were satisfied he
never raised his hand against that little
child.
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A LOVER VINDICATEs HIS LOvE.-It
will be remembered that n few weeks
since it was published that a married
man, from a neighboring town, who had
recently come to this city and entered
into business on Main street, had been
seen in the room of q single lady, with
the door locked, in fashionable board
ing house ON the same street; aye, and
had remained there until the rebulking
rays of the morning sun drove him from
his couch of sin. The landlady knew it
all, and Immediately bid the guilty
twain TO quit her house. The young
lady with auburn curls, the victim OF
this Main street business man, left the
city upon the first train.
These facts came to the kno Wedge of
this young lady's ardent lover, who
fastened to vindicate the object of his
hearts alteration, and to explain her
mysterious conduct, as the following
letter, written to boarder in the house,
will indicate. We omit the names:
On BOARD CARS, Oct. 1S.
Sir II address you as stranger In
regard to a young lady.
The statement is true that make
that is: she was victim OF notorious
villain. She was as pure creature as
ever breathed the breath of life, until
he overcame her, as / was just informed
by a gentleman on the cars, as l am
travelling and thought it but justice
that she should be righted.
was informed by gentleman from
Cincinnati, that he procured medicine
there that, when given to female, she
would lose all control of herself, and
she thereby became victim to mans
passions, which know is great. So l
think she is a subject to be pitied in
stead of being censured, for she was
perfect rs a girl could be, and was al
WAYS virtuous. understand that some
lady there has made some remarks
about her which is as false Us was ever
and the day is not far dis
tant that all this will be brought to
light, and that villain will get his doom,
and others that took such active part
against poor, defenseless girl.
/ want you to let that party, whoever
they are, see this, as know them not.
Had known about it when near Wheel
ing, would have gone to see you, but
my business is such now that l can't re-
turn.
The man from Cincinnati also in
formed me of this villains conduct at
another place, which is even worse than
that of this. He has become lustful
man since he came there by going in bad
company, and that poor girl knew
of the danger in him.
| could tell more, but it is not neces-
sary at present; but it is enough to
make any mans heart ache to see poor
girl ruined by villain, for you nor l
know not who will destroy one of our
if we had any.
p. S. Be sure and make a statement
of this. and | will stand to it.
Respectfully.
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THE BRIDGE CoRNER.-Another seri-
Gus misunderstanding was had in the
somewhat notorious vicinity of the
Bridge Corner, on Monday evening, and
1t was brought before Judge Good yes
terday morning for the purpose of aseer-
tanning his opinion upon the merits of
the case. Upon this occasion no less an
innocent and unsuspecting gentleman
than Mr, Keyser, of the Bridge Corner
Drug Store, was the victim of an indig-
nant females wrath. At the instance
OF Mrs. Ball, who resides next door to
the Drug Store, our friend, Mr.. Keyser,
Was summoned to the Police Court to
1usweF to charge of striking small
euiiu' keyser responded to the sum-
HOns IKE man, A number of wit
Ae''ea were present, even the little
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Springwood Select Home School
For Young Ladies.

II OCATEDGN ONE or THE MOST
i HeaIthful, Beautiful and accessible Dor
lions Of Virginia, will reopen October l, lstS
EstAbhshed in the family % the up6ers gued
nth view 70 the education Of his own chi
dren eutirelr At HosL IL will be strictly linitec
% such numher A. shall justify the employ
uent Of the best instructors in every depart
ment.
Fer circulars, or further information. apply 70
O. WASHINGTON BALL,
SprirgEood. near L-esburg, L0ud0un Co, Va
REPEREECES
General Robert z. Lee General D. II. Hill
Charlotte. n. C.: A G. QnArirT s Brady, Ian !.
don Carter, Esqs, WheslinE Wsss Virginia /;
Rev Z T. Perkins, former Of wheeling Rsv
z p Bassn Monkton, p. o., Baltimore coun
5; wn- DoAg-. Esq, stafford HAL Nd:
Robert s. CIV. Esq. Washingt0s City Rev.
". W Williams Georgetoub, ID. g. Rev W.
". Pendletsn. General A. N Long Lextn ton /;
R~v.-G. d. Morton. Alexandria I; Hill GA tsr,
Esa Shirley Va; Col Burgess Long, Pklls
dslphiA Gsa1 w. s. f.stherstOn,- .Hog-
-pripxs Ni.ss-tppt. &c. &c q -
p b ProfsssnF Van Rhyn. IN charge The pDf
year. Of the DepzTtpent Of Modern Lsnguaeee
Drawing &c hzy'be ben sppotus-d % SpsD
u the P-nnsylvsris Military Insfitate. ee
sire 20 employ thoroughly qualified Fe~e s-r Of
tho-s hra6esea - his plsSs also teacher o.
Mu,ic. Without good reoomnss d1iions nons
need apply. iniF'nei2SSS
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PrRsoNAL.-Atth the Court House yes
terday. our friend, j. Ebert Mckennon,
ESQ. made his maiden speech, on the
occasion of the trial of the negro Thom-
rs for murder, and acquitted himself
with great credit both to himself and to
the case.
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FAR AND FEsTIvAL.-The ladies OF
The North Street NJ. f. Church propose
holding a fair, festival and concert at
Washington Hall, November Goth and
DIST The concert will be under the SUI
peryision of Professor Weber and W.
II. Chapman, assisted by the best talent
in the city.
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UoRR1pIE.-we learn that over In
uor+;rsville. a Miss Rebecca Dayler
nove birth to a child Sunday night, cut
"a throat. hid it, and Immediately at
,orword confessed the deed. We trust
there is some mistake about the affair
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DESIRED ExPLASATIoS.-We stated a
few days since, that George Sweeney got
into a row in q saloon in this city, was
arrested, taken before the Police Court,
tried. fined ten dollars and costs, and
in default of which was sent TO jail.
His mother tells us that it was mis-
take, and desires us to state that George
paid his fine and was not sent to jail.
With a heaving bosom we gracefully
comply.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE UNDERstGNED OFFERs
i for sale the desirable farm on which be "a.
suer, in Jackson county, West virginia with
In q miles Of Ravenswood. Tho tract Contains
I7O acres, about I2O of which is clealed and nm
der good fence. Every field Is well supplied
with water from never falling springs
IL has good frame house containing seven
rooms finished in good modern style. Out
buildings for the convenience Of the arm. Al
Apple Orchard of near 300 trees, comprising
these varieties adaptef to this locality. A va.
risty of Plum and Pesr trees 10, &c.
This farm 10 beautifully situated in bend Of
Sand Greek, tho house located on An eminence
overlooking nearly sll the cleared land. AL the
aslds are sufioiently nndulating ~ to be drain
cd perfectly dry.
A. am about b emigrate to the West will
give bsrgain IN the property. For terms ap-
ply to the undersigned- foesession given On
d Eht II required THOMAS KIRK.
RAys,swooD, Jackson CouArr, W. Va.
ssptT w9ml
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NEITHER the second nine of the star
Base Ball Club nor that of the Anchor
coming to time, the friendly game, h>ea
for Yesterday afternoon was not played.
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No DRINK.-All penurious and one
cent men, who are usually watching
for " treat" will be perfectly safe to-
day and tomorrow in asking friend to
"uo and take a drink" because, in nc
eordance with an act on our statute
books, all saloons must be closed upon
election day, and upon the day proceed
ing it. We suppose this will be rather
announcement for thirsty men where
water is not at hand. And, if the spirits
are to be corked up all day, how will
the Radical procession raise their en-
ihusiasm this EVENING"
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FRESH SHELL OYSTERS
At THE
ARMOR HOUSE,
No. AZ Water Street,
Three doors above the Sprigg nou+e An'S'l
oct2i Sc
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE weather yesterday was cool, clear
and inyigorating.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Companv's
Through Line TO California,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
j and carrying the U. $. Mail. Through
in twenty two days.
Steamships on toe Connecting on the Pa
Atlantic. cihc with the
Arizona Colorado
Henry ChauRcey, Consultation,
New York, Golden City,
Ocean Queen, Sacramento.
Northern Light. Golden Age.
Costa Rica, Montana,
&c. &c.
One OF the above large and splendid steam.
ships will leave Pier No. -, North River foot
Of Canal street at u O'Clock, noon,
on the lst 18th. and 2ist Of every
month Except when those dates tall on Sunday
and then on the preceding Saturday for Aspin
wall, connecting, via Panama Railway. with one
OF the Companys Steamships from Paaarna for
San Francisco, touching at Acapulco.
Departures Of Ist and 2lst connect Gt Panama
with Steamers for South Pacific and Central
American Ports. Those Of lat touck at Nan
Eznillo.
A discount Of ons-q uarter from steamer rates
allowed 70 second cabin and sts-rAze passengers
with fAmilioA Also, 80 allowance Of one-QaAr
Tor on through rates toolergymen and their fam
Ilies and -cbool teacher; soldiers having hon
orable discharges, half fare.
One Hundred Pounds BagsAge allowed eash
adult Baggsge-mAsters accompany baggage
through, and attend TO ladies and children With
out male protectOrA Baggage received on the
dock the day bsfore sailing. from steamboats,
railroads, and passengers who prefer to ssod
An experienced surgeon On board. Medicine
and sttsDdADce free.
For Passage Tickets or further Information,
apply At the CoupAnyB ticket ooics. on the
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Now ORGANISATION.
CINCINNATI
Home Insurance Company.
Capital. $500, 900.
l. EN- at reasonable rates.
CHAS. C. REAKIRT, Prest.

LIRE AND VI a KIM I'll - n II a H.
l. EN- at reasonable rates.
CHAS. C. REAKIRT, Pres't.
c. NJ. RANSOM, Seo'y.
DIRECTORS.
Cbas. C. Reakirt, Of J. & C. Reakirt; Joseph
Kinsey, Of Globe Rolling Mills; F. D. S. Whet.
stone, of +. d. S. MILESTONE 4 Co; L. C..
HopSips of L. G. Hopkins & Co; F. r. Lawson
of j.. II lawson a Co.; W. W. Hanly, of W.
w Hanly s. Co Geo. d winchell, of Geo ~
winche'I Epson & Co.; John d. Hind.. Of
Hinde & Porter; L. D. Watson, of L. d. Wat
son Co; Geo. W. Hamilton, OF Hamilton.
Clay a c.; John NJ Secrist, of J. N. Secrist &
Co James Watson, Proprietor Henrie House;
z H. Barber, of Barber, Choate a Naber; S. n
Drake, late of Lexington. KY.
FRANK NJ. COZAD, Genl Agent for
West Virginia
u. e. BONHAM, Agent at Wheeling
jyll
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CIRCUIT COURT.-In the Circuit Court
Yesterday, the trial of the negro Addison
Thomas, for murder, was concluded. In
the morning the opening argument for
the defense was made by Mr.. McKennOn,
followed by Mr.. Cranmer, and the clos
ing argument was made by the Prosecu-
ting Attorney, Mr.. Caldwell, after
which the Jury retired. The Jury re-
turned after an absence of about one
hour, and presented the sentence, which
was that the negro was guilty of muir
der in the second degree, and should be
imprisoned in the Penitentiary for a
term of seventeen years. When the
Jury retired, Thomas manifested con-
siderable nervousness, rs he anticipated
swinging from the end of rope; but
when they returned and the sentence
was pronounced, he appeared to feel
highly elated. and bowed to each of the
Jurymen his heartfelt obligations.
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THE PROCESSION TO-NIGHT.-This
evening the Radical party will have
torch light procession; and inasmuch
as a spirit of retaliation was engendered
in the hearts of few by the assault
upon the Democratic procession last
Saturday night, ii was anticipated that
a demonstration would be made upon
the procession tonight; but we believe
il to be the'general opinion now that
such will not be the case. Every means
have been taken to preserve good order
throughout the city, and all good Dem
ocrats disdain the idea Of placing them
selves upon an equal footing with those
lawless RadicalswhO made the onslaught
last week. We sincerely hope and be-
lieve that they will not be molested.
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
SUMMER SCHEDULE
BALTIMORE &OHIO R. R

i OryJer BaLrInoKE . DHIo RAILROAD Co,
= wHEELISs. June " isui6, )
DassENGKw TRAINS waLI Run
Il by che following schedule on and after the
nth uf lima lao
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WANIE ED.

Largest and Beet
II Assortment OF Poster Type to be found In
any Printing Office in the city, IL at the
WHEELING REGISTER. octIT
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DIX JuHSSruN.

Member OF the Royal College Of sargeons Lon,
don Graduate from ono Of the must sminsrt
Colleges In the Unit"d STATES and the grrztes
part Of ~hnAe ufs has been spout In the hosp.
tails OF London, PartS PhiladslphiA and eis >!
where has steotrd soae OF the most astonish.t
CURES that worr ever known, many trpablst
with ringing In the head and aars Sbyo sslSol,
Sr,.zt nervnusness helng ALARMED Al su idSt
spuIPls bashtulurss with tre,ia.pt hlushiug. g.
tsndrd sometimes with derAngemehi OF mil :,
.rnr. nIir..A Z M l.,dlatelN. u III z.
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GALLERY,
NO. III MAIN STREET,

A. C. PARTRIDGE. G.P CRITCHERSoN.
rI,HE NEW RIRM ARE NOW
i Offering gr-atr in ucements ~ the pubic
than has ever before been done Western Vi.
ginia to obtain pictures OF all STYLES aud
KINDS known TO the art With our increased
facilities for operating, in the way VI new i'm.
provements in Instruments, and onr nsguih-
cent LIG 1T We CAN'T BE BEAT in style or
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. ], addresses all thase Who have lnl7red
themselves by Improper indulgence aud sollts y
habits. which ruin both body ard mind and
ting them Tor ei:hor business. study. soolety %
marriage.
These are some Of the sad aud melancholy a.
Iect- prstuued by early habits 81 youth, vi
Weakness Of the Back aud limbs Palms In tic
Head. DimnssS of sight Loss sr Muscular pof.
or Palpitstiou nf the Heart Dysp~p+A Nsrvots
trritAbility, Dorsngement a. the Id g~stive FuBs.
uons General Debility, Symptoms ca Coasump
ton, &c.
hESrALLr.-Ths fearful elects on tho mlp'
are much 70 be dreAded-Loss Of Memory, Con,
fusion Of Ideas, Depression OF Spirits Evil Fers
eodinga Aversion 10 Society, Self Dstrust. Lols
Of selituds. Timidity. 40. arc some Of the ev'b
produced. q
Thousands OF pcrsens OF all ages can nov iud
what In tho oAuse Of their declining health. Zoe.
ting their yixor, bee ming week, pAle, nsrvols
and smsciAtsd, having Q ain ular apparatus
about she syes ootgh and symptoms Of Ca.
sumption.
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PORCEhAIN

This 10 a new and beautiful style Of pictures
which Is very popular IN sll the Leading gale
ri. 9 Of the East. These We are now producing.
They Gan either be taken from lite or copied
from other pictures, aud when colorod by out
Artist, are perfectly exquisite.
We are now preps ed IL execute work OF all
kinds, from Gems to the Portrait Size.
Pictures Of dec. ased persons copied and en-.
lareed from miniature to life size aud colored
trus re- nature.
sept4 A. Z. PARTRlDGE u W.
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OCEANIC WEAKNESS

immediately Cured and FUN v,xor Restores,s
This Distressing Affection witch renders Lie
miserable aud Marriage impossible. 10 the peual
ty paid by the victims Of inprvpe, iis,algreca
Young persons arr too apt 60 sommit sxosssei h,
frum not beins AWARE II th. dre.drul ooase.-
lucnc-s that may snsue Nov, who that andees
stands the sub cot xil prst1nd In deny that Oh
power OF proors~tion is lost sooper b, thos- fAl
ing into Improper habits than By the prudea
Besides beins deprived Of the pleasure a.
healthy otfzprtng the most serious ssddsstra
tive symptaIn. 81 both b,dy and mind arise
The system b-oom.- D-rshgsd, the Ply siu
and MaBtal Functions wcsksnad, L.S~~ Of u, 70
creative Power Nervous Irrissh,ity. u, spspSit :
PAlpitAtob Of tho Heart Indigestion CoHstiist
tioual Debility, . wasting ~ the Frame Couyi.
CONSUMPTION Decay and Death ... L..
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VOTING MEN

Who have injured themselves by . certain prss
tioo INDUCED In whom alone, habit ff,.Q aentty
learned from evil companions or ct school tbs
effects OF which arr uightiy felt even whsn
asleep, and Il not cured renders marriage impos-
siblo. and destroys both mind aud body, should
apply Immediately.
What PITY that . youngmAnL the hope otbs
country, the darling af his parents should 10
suatched from ell prospects and saioym-uts Of
life by the consequence OF dsviating from tie
path Of nature and indulging IN . certain secret
habit. Such persons must bsfore oontsmpar
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MARRIAGE,

Reject that sound mind and body arc the most
necessary requisites a. promote oounublsl hApyl.
mesa Indeed without thsse Oh. Journey throuxh
life becomes q weary pilgrimage. the prospeot
hourly darksns n the view. the miud beoomn
shsdowsd with despair and allied Nth tho MI.
ancholy rsd.oton that the happiness Of .aDotb 70
becomes hli ghtad 18th our own
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YOUNG MEN

Espec,Ai,y, who nave become ths victims ofSe
Gary vioe. thas dresdfes And sestradtavs haiti
shioh snncally swosp~ toa ouftmsly Srav
thoasands Of Youa Men . toe nostI exaited
taisats and hri liznt mi. ieci, sbo wighs ether
wise have sntrsnussd -ss-n-ng Senzs-s With tie
thunder Of eloqu-nco, or szkod % ssstaoy tie
ing lYre, may cAll With fnllc on1denoe. q ~ 3
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MEDICAL.
aA.rsnosK i.oCx uo...

s,',u % ss a5iux- frvm vusch,,
ohiy pizce wh-rs s':ur- aAI ne .l,tsin'
d ,oH ssTuN. u
ouiS Eass,san171. n'st Certain. sp~~dy, an.
u,,s,. of tie NJ - ases, IN th- worio fa We.s.
Of the kidneys sss I,D'.. srr,ctnres Affections
charges, imp",on.S. e-ass.S ,snrsyia"t.r, Dis
ness Dysp~I-'. Lsn.s.a Ls~ ~o,lii. Nsrv"us
O.. Trembling, Dimn-r~ vi sigh, o,.yss
Diseas- at the H..a srhn.sAt, Ness. "a 49,
tectio1s Of the Lives, @Lanxs StvniscL, ss b.,
els-those Terrible Disorders arising froo ssa
tary Habits Of Youth-sEcxEr and solitary prss
tees more fatal % their victims than tns sea
ofSyrsns to the Mariners Of Ulysss~. big : -
thcir most brilliant bspes or anticipation 49,
derinr marriage. 60. fmpossibls. -. ~, J. - :.
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RRIvAL AND CLOsuNG OF
~ MAILS at the Post Office, Wheeling, West
virginia.
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BR0wNL0W IN NEW YORK.

Brownlow made speech at Cooper Insti-
tute, New York, in which he repeated his
preferences for negroes over white men,
whom he calls ''rebels his plan of cam.
paign for the next war, killing, burning
and con6scation, and then stated the object
Of his present mission North as follows: :.
The same Legislature enacted law called
the Franchise Law. We had 4O, 900 loyal
voters and we DISTINGUISHED the sc, 900 reb
Ell voters. Great applause. We are now
holding them back from the ballot box, and
intend, God willing, to keep them away
from the ballot-box. Applause They
say they intend to have their rights and 10
vote, and that they intend to run rough
shod over the ballot-box. They boast that
they have Andrew johnson on their side,
and concede it is so. Applause.1
But 1 an North making arrangements 10
procure arms and ammunition 10 Whip The boys
at home. We had thirty thousand men who
were in the Federal army. Applause. +
We shall call out the militia and arm them,
and | think the next rebellion will in all
probability, commence in Tennessee They
ran me out once, and | came among you
refugee; but am done fleeing to the Noun
tains OF Hepsidam. Applause ] shall
stand my ground hereafter and with my no.
bic Legislature and troops will fight them
and die in the last ditch. ["Three cheers
for Brownlowr'] Our Legislature has not
seen the day since 1t first convened that a
resolution could be passed through either
house endorsing Andrew johnson or his
policy. Applause. But our Legislature
stands squarely up to the loyal Radical Con-
gress of the United States. Applause. +
And ought they not TO stand by Congress
Cries of "les," "Ies," ayes" "No" "No.n
The most patriotic, talented, brave, and
gallant body of men ever convened in Amer
lea is the loyal Congress Of the United States,
and the next best is the Tennessee Legisla-
ture. Applause. We have done every
thing for the negro that could be done buC TO
enfranchise him, and we can do that without
any trouble, and without any help from the
outside. Cries of Good, good, good, and
applause
find here at the North that you do not
leed, and many Of you do not want negro
suffrage. IL is not so with us. We want
loyal negroes To help us put down dsloyal
traitors.