Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24


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'ne sohure was eneoted'
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Gen. sAsrfddn to Gen. Early:
sy.oy Seorse, without delay,
Cen EarIy 10 Cen Sn.riao.. I...
any thirsty spirit faints away ID
""hou' my coup DC grace
TIE sampson county North carolina)
Court, having sentenced negro, for draw
ing pistol on white man. to be sold into
ssrvitude, Major Wicksrsham, who runs the
freedmen's bureau In that neighborhood, set
aside the proceedings and arrested all the
arresters. ..... ...-...
A COMMITTEE ofthe North Carolina Legis. 4
lature has devised code for the regulation
OF freedmen. 1t provides, among many
other things, that freedmen shall testify in
cases wherein their rights OF property or per-
son shall be directly concerned, either oivilIy
or criminally. ... -"' o..
"EsrE SABE " should not ask us to as.
sumo the responsibility Of indirectly cen.
surfing the President for pardoning one rebel
when he himself shrinks from doing IT over
his own signature, and wishes the REPUBLI-
CAN to do Il for him under an assumed name
" Este Sa6e " Is Federal office holder, and
ought not to be afraid, especially If he is not
fishing for something" and does not fear
that he will lose his salary. Este Sabe."
THE candidates for Governor of Pennsyl.
vania in the Republican party are James X
Moorehead, of Pittsburg; General John W.
Geary, of Cumberland; John Cessna, Of Bed.
ford; Thomas II. Howe, of Pittsburg, and
William W. Ketchun, Of Luzerne. On the
Democratic side, Mr.. George W. Cass, Of
Pittsburg, Is the prominent land only West
ern candidate, against whom is Asa Packer,
Of Carbon, and Mr.. Clymsr, Of Berks, both
Eastern men.
The steamer Meteor cleared at New York
yesterday for Panama. Some objection was
MAD" ny the REPRESENTATIVES, Vi 'he opanisn
uO'ei"sn0n,' ~uU suspected sn. was ue,
80 .'' 'nS Wv ~ "'
80 a., e.. -,
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tanned BY the United States Marshal, upon
complaint Of member of the Spanish iesa.
ton. She will DO released to her owner in
bond.
MANAGER GRAu, now in Chicago, has got
into a quarrel with one Of the newspapers
there-the Chicago 1fmss-which has been
quite bitter In its denunciations Of his art
lists. drau publishes card, in which he
says mat ~heh In EUROPE ne wrote a letter
ton, which that paper published and now
brings In n bill of one hundred dollars for an
doing. This Grau will mot nav. Mue iHa
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JAMES CRAIG, youngster aged eighteen,
who was in the employ of Mr.. Wright, agent
for the New Haven Steamboat Company, was
sent few days since to the Fulton Bark of
New York, with a 81, 900 check lie appro.
priated the proceeds and went on n ;oyial
spree, Spendin9 his money freely. His ca
rasr vos storr.d nv b;s orrsst ,vbsr bo NO.
oomm;,,.d eor ,r;a, P;vo hrndrod dorI.,,
If N. ron.v w.. r..ov0,od
A LADY who was coming from Montreal to
Portland, had bought love OF silk dress
at the former place, and, after entering the
cars, custom house Officer asked her If she