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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01
CRANE, BREED &c co.
NEW ORLEANS, LA
MAHUF AT U Y
uear.es ana metallic Burial Cases and
Caakotn.


MAHuFA RERs
xr..r.es ana nHetaIie Burial Gases and
caskets.
xrroIu,D call The attention Of undertakers;
w and the hubble 20 their large variety o.
tfa.rse. n The most approved patterns, and o.
ne fne,a iinish-a-uurivaltdfor elegance, uulitF
and durability.
We are constantly improving me style ahe
consfTlctiOn ~ our Metallic Burial Gases.
orr ssNew PLAIN Case,' patentsd Deeeinys,i
70 1885, combines All the most recent anu sl ~
ualle improvements, and y more IN p''~
G+r NefalIjc Burial Casket, IN is dmpliclty
n s.ieyn and IT, freedom ron 81 associa,io
4 ~ grief. Il unsurpassed. u u almost enursy
covered ~ the best polished plate glae.; ~
] 6nf-Ifs that o. the finest roaeWood- nc Orna-
wrufsl Casket, with it heavy and elnoorats.li Z.
..os,.,if sunblefnatical ornaments, her Drtknl
siivcr contrasting with the dark poiiehei
ground work, j. n striking and appfoFfiao
=, Over wooden collins, these Burial Cases and
cafefs possess many important adYantast.
Tl,ev urofeet from watcr. fcrinlut anl etltl
liufrusiau. answering for eeneratlons 1, estIl
uecessarv purTosc u rauit. henyf-l lIe "
lthe original place 0f buriai-shq'Ad " e,es 49, !.
desirel-ean easily be nocam l.l...
t,e4n IT, ureservel f0r days o. weess, aNaitui
~ erriVai a at.ssut friends. Removal " An
s,-rf IN the eial,e. al any seasou - ne year.
feerfirelr uraefieahle The surest saieguaf4
efcrfei a9ainst contagious disease.
YHreefions accompany eTtry burl4i 49, se
iC~skef, IN rtferencs p dosing and shoala
1air@~s. CRANE. BREED 4 co,
80 .endfu. - Nakaxlne-st-, ". y.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01

The Tennessee Conservatives held
State Convention at Nashville, endors-
81 the philadelphia platform and the
Presidents policy, and denounced elle
coustitutional amendment stigmatiszling
! its adoption BY the Tennessee legisla-
ture as nun and void.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01
..Losr IN THE Foe" Some two Q

sI,osT IN THE Foe. Some two OF
three weeks ago the Clarion hauled
the Gazette over the Goals for moaess-
" claiming that it has "a larger clrca-
lation in Kinds county than any oenqi
PAPER" Previously, and at the same
time. the Clarion prints that it is not
onlv willing to 0campare' with the
Gazette in Kinds county, but that y
has "a larger circulation in the State
than any other paper = To this the
Viclxsbnrg Herald replies that II mas
ruprr TIMES the circulation OF the
Clarion, and proposes to go peioreI
MAGISTRATES and establish the lacss
The clarion does not reply to the
Herald. 2 IL is'as mute as nice. ing
Clarion is sLost in the. Fog ?'-H'"ds
Co. Gazette.
We did not observe the paragraph
in the Herald, to which the Gazette at
indies. tits so common for newspa-
pers to claim the largest circnlatlon'
Nc. that such statements are very
harmless, and rarely deceive any but
the complacept gentlemen who make
them. The opinion expressed oy tne
Herald that ii has three times the en-
culation of the Clarion" is certainly
an error--the Herald must have IN
tended to say sthe Gazette"
However, if the Gazette and Herale
have any desire to compare notes, ans
test the matter we are willing 70 nav
our subscription book examined py
committees, provided they consent =
the same thing, pnblish the result 7
our respective papers and agree 10
the two papers having the small e
circulation to each donate to the "
phans Home at Lauderdales one nun
bred dollars each, and for the neg
three months say nothing about the
circulation.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01

The Legislature Of Mississippi. now
1, session. have tin contemplation 70
800 come action in the case OF Jeher-
=. - - y iii 10 of no &c. IL
IN m 10 inst As ven TO let il alone. The
go OF JET DAVIS, ais pre- juageq.
I ire Napoleon, on the s. Helena, be
viii be CALLED and jaded 70 death IN
Fortress Monroe.-St Louis Times
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01

The Louisville Courier thinks sha
she agricultural States OF the West gre
not Eearv Of the servitude which New
s.....s..ad nnon them. VISIT
EnZIaIlQ d. ~ 49, -.
Mr. Courier. until Sumner gives me
Congressional screw few more turns lll s
sbd Ne thfns. The grain growing IVES
L has 'sbeen asleeP
eke at night-falL7
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01

On Sunday last, ayoung Misslsslp.
MAN named johnson, 4 law student AZ
Lexington, Va, shot at and killed .
negro man at that place lie mint me-
liately iled, and was pursued py s ns
officers to Staunton, where ne elndeo
them, but was arrested near Fishers.
vine ION Wednesday last, and is at
nresent confined in Jail at stanton,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01
TO THE TRUSTEES AND COMMISSIONERS or
. Q II Q O l. =
,,YN,t>c cnTrNrY MISS.

IN KINDS COUNTY, MISS
NJoUR attention is thus officially directed to
Il chanter Xxx, page lOi, Of the Laws Of the
state Of Mississippi passed at the session oil inc
Legislature held in 1867, as follows;
Chbpter XX.--An act to better secure the pay;
msnt 81 the school Funds Of this state, anu
for other purposes ,,,,,,ro
a, tbc state OF Mississippi, That Il shat DC INC
iluty Of the President Of the Board OF l'oilee
M each county 10 report TO this LegislatuAef AZ
~ noS-t meeting. and NJ GIch regular meetihg
tberen,ter. the exact state, nature nid aNaiih-
| bIIity of all school funds In Their respev1No
counties, with such remarks and sueesse,,Y n li
In relation 10 the system o. eonhlol
education as they may think proper ior NM
section .. Bel further enacted, That Y shall
| no the duty of the school eommissiuners Oh
| trustees in each county TO make hnhuaiy, =
| mil and explicit report oi their proceedings y
tha president Of the board OF police M wv
county. accompanied with such remarks any
s,,gyestions MS they may deem tit
Section 4. Re Il further enacted, That tslal
mo Inc duty of the president Of the boaru
| police In each county, To secure lhe palhsnt y
| Hi ,lies 10 the school funds Of THIS slhle' y,
/ Inn mortgage, purchase or jude or re ~
nstate' and thai the same shall be effected Wlu,
IN twelve months after the passage OF Vls n.y.
| Approved Dec. ., 1900 la - bns
commissioners and school trustees III liliiu
county, 10 make a written report 70 nv, I. y
| s,.esi dsnt ~ the board of police, IN coniornlt
with the above law. on or before the meeting
III board, on the 10Th day Of October ensu'''s
'"' T. A. MELLON,
President Board Of Police.
| October IA, lsBG-dAw uocD
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01

4 The Prince AchiIle Murat and Or Gwinn'
sormery Senator from California, were
among the:passengers from England IN the
China ..,,.. a.,
The New York World very pertinenliy
makes the inquiry, if the Southern States
are IN the Union and legally qualified TO
mass upon the constitutional amendment
and thus assist in changing the fnndamen'a
law Of the land. how Is it that they are ou'
81 The Union when they come to elect sen aa
ora and Representatives to Congress : WI
/ tho Radicals explain this Inconsistency Il
chair nosition before the countryt
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01

The following is q copy OF the OIL 70 amer
tho practice of Chancery Courts IN relation
10 iniunctions in certain cases, and for other
nurnoses. as amended by the House Of Rep
resentatives and now before the judiciary
Committee of the Senate, The Honse
amendment does not materially change the
features Of the bill, but simply makes It ex
plicit for relief under proceedings Tor SAFE o.
property mortgaged or conveyed Dy aeeu 81
trust. -,
An Act to alter the practice OF Chaneery
| : Courts in relation to injunctions III certain
cases, ana for other purposes
Section /, Be it enacted by the Legislature
of the state of Mississippi, That inJunctionls
shall be granted to stay proceedings LOT sait
nnder aily deed of trust or mortgage WIZ
noSyer of sale executed prior to the hrst gay
IF Jupe 1866, or upon any Judgment az lay
i, Z. rendered. founded upon any bond
hill single, bill, note account, Ut vVnol
4 svidencs Of debt, made or incurred PRO
m itha first day Of June, leoo, -,
eonitv appears on the face OF the Dlii
whether the same be sworn TO OF! MOI
and the party applying for such lnJ9 1
4 tion shall not be required to give Doha
security. and the same shall not be dissoiVe'
in vacation /. and there shall BIO no damage
added or allowed in such case upon dissoiu
t;onl. Provided That but one hat for an u
|. Junction in any one case shall be grantea vi
ON the terms aforesaid.
Ser. 3. Be it further enacted, IhaL Illls ~
shall take effect and be in force from az
: after its passage. .,..,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01
FnUIT TREES, GRAPE VINEy, @r'
MARENCO NURSERIES,.

ppt y pear Peach. Nectarine, Almond
A Ant}eot Ounce, cherry, Figs and Pecan
;rrees Roses. 1ahlias, Shrubery, &c, &c'
A large LOT OF well grown trees, &c'; \, ~ .. iaM
AZ hny respectable Nmseryman VIII sell tnen
An experienced pomologist having be9n en-
uaged ali tho season m noiing the npening,-
describing and taking drawings ol OUT a,u,y
70 send out fruits that does well IN our *,
mate. and that win ensure constant weekll
s,,ercsslon Of kinds Al the season. Descrip
live ana priced catalogues sent on appIeatPh
IVY ''''' Il. j. MANNING,
ocoa. d,mSwAn Demopols Ala,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01
The total vote for Governor in PhlAde
phia al the late election, was loS,oe2,

Along letter appears in the National In
,snieenecr, taking strong ground against
the proposed Constitutional amendmcnt
It's said that IL wassubmitted 70 the Pres
ldeut and fullyl approved by him. who DE
sired il should be made public with this IN
dvrstandinE that IL fully represents MS 20
ition
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01

Our friend Harper, of the Gazette
who ,.anodestly1 claimed, some time
since, ga larger circulation in Kinds
county than any other paper" became
Greatly offended when we proposed to
compare, campare, the types had it. cir
eulation with him. He now comes at
us by quoting apleasantry from the
yicksburg Herald, and says we are
.lostin fog" wepropose in another
place very simple place Of testing
our circulation. We hope to heal
from the g official paper Of hinp'
county, We desire to publish It's 'm
mense circulation. itiaa
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01

The Carrolton CONSERVATIVE Of
Saturday says uat IS ~
The case of Mr. J. L. Heggie, for
the killing of W. A Strong, in 1860
came up on Thursday, Of last week
and continued until about 9 o'clocE
Friday night, Able speeches were
made on both sides, occupying tho
whole of Friday, and the case was SUB
mitted to the jurors, who, after an alb
scence Of IA few minutes returned a yer
dict of not guilty, and Mr.. Heggie' was
accordingly discharged.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01
EASSNANNS PATENT Iron TIES!!

EASSNANNS PATENT lRUN HESH
For Cotton Bales.
UNITED STATES PATENT, APRIL, 1865.
~ pAsssANs PATENT mon TIES the
| hoop Cor the button y pnnched T NJ .anS
holes ~ ono and and hitcen ~ VIZ u1nei ads
~ ls bronrht torcther-ths two hole end on top
| INA me button insertad. One button VIII hnsfe''
but T. = ps' p.sis s one end Of she hoop fas
,.aa ~ ae section of tho Buckle the other endls
ipserted IN the other section and smpy nsgs n
sn slsak lhte on tbs buckle helds y aernFel5 ~
painted g. pss1. .ss A. a $ fI gem
II ssd Int I0l and VI sometimes required
far large bales The buckles are iastenea 49,, w '"'
| hoopN the bnitons viii DO put up u AmAi OoAes
The ws,oLf q 1bouf 10 Pounds to tie Bais Of
Cotton
IN. advantages Of iron oyef rope for baiine sot.9h
| are now universally acknowledged " hsaes w. w
haie e paeh smaller seIggaA 5as " shs country
pressing and The accomplishing q The sse posss'
nsasas nHsspsely the fitk from hrei = stronger.
aas ~ 4 nat 81 rope rhIf last advantage has
/ heed stsikiugly manifested during tne va ano.
sands b. basa q Gotten havs pen ", bsen
vrtsfryed n Iron hoops had been uAed IN adais.en
n ana n can BE- furnished cheaper than Rope Inc
! deFnngoment 81 iADef ~ Wv he"if H.Ns - .-t.rs
has reduced the supply Of hemp . such an ekssss
~ 4, oansa pfiens 70 rule unfde eehenty hish N
dsad sufeisncy for balinE In0aarate COTTON cfop'
/ cannot be relied on u any price. J, 7, 81.
II have arranged hF the importation Of lirfe
anantity ofth4 best Engsh Iron, and hays male s
/ -,Tsrlesmeuts with MessrA Chambera Lattahf iot
De sale and delivery Of my Ties.
IN. undsrsirnsd Fire Warden and fire nsPee,
A.. "a me New Orle ans INSURANCE. Companies aIe o.
nn,noe that the Iron Tie adrds greater pfotec,ion
sinsf loss IN case Of fre than the old - o. p-s
JOHN ADAMS Fire Inspector.
Ieonear IN ths Ao0' xLYRED BEI.ANGER.
Kr.chisf Engineer, Fire Department
snP RKTroE. INV oErKASs July !, is'o.
~ Tasruann, Esq, orleanl Coifon Press
sfn In Jsunafy last received fTom your lrs..l -
l1.iee II cotton 81 which about IVY weie ssso
1 $4,000 and bound With yeuf new as " - -
-ived III bsttar order than q GrnerAlly cess ~
80 Presses that "a slowed better, ana 49, =
sbiu "a carry more than on any pfeflnAa ~ 49, 1.
3 4 -lhe cotton when discharged uoiA 80 - 49, ari
lrsvertool was in better u1eor tnan - - /.
octton. "a i hlgAy PFsisIAoe ~ ., aTos "a y
- l--7 t-,,r ~ rrnrtoal men that siAl- - -
-. 49, r.-.s hsstud c1nhdantit -.
-, -. n, ~ took this lot ior - ~ ~ "A,
80 es1sfaliy uaichsdt both IN i'.a'nA -
ehArg'nR Tan SIR. Years I,esI..s. fslly -.
JOIN HOWARD Ha.tet.
cuanHKRs 4 TArTHNc,
-. r.rfo-. Aeaufs for FassIa14n.s n1n u
c''' M Dsaisrs IN bagsinK ReRs ana lNnf'i
No. 81 Carsadsles ST. =. -
A.. ivfsilEw NkW ORLEANS
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-01
For sale or Lease

MEus. AtTsTIN'S place, eighteen miles from
M jackson and eight north Of Clinton.
Tho place Is well improved, contains Ky ~
acres -8OO OF which are In cultivation, Aha ~
s''''''N" Mis-. w. j. AUSTIN,
os,a.tmvv Jackson. Miss.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-23

aENRY G. wARMoTH JOSEPH T. TATuM9 4,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
OFFICE, NO. 40 CAMP STREET,
Between Common and Grayier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-23

f q IIla new musk invented by the famous gun
smith, Mimic, has been submitted to the inspection
OF the Emperor Napoleon. It is said to be greatly
bspperiorto any firearms at present in use.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-23

Having secured the services Of Messr GOODRICH and
CHAS r. RAILEY, late Wholesale Grocers and Commission
Merchants city, Is prepared TO fill all orders fer
Family and Plantation supplies at the lowest market prices
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-23
COMMISSION MEE EcHANTs.

y
1 COMMISSION NMEECHANTs.@ n
JAMES wHfaTT.
scoMMrsmox 4 {, /, =
81 1.e de,st ..,.sn. b
Foreign and Domestic EXCHANGE bought and sold
ADsAaciss made on conssnments to A. r McMasser
.,.., 2 y ~ street. New York
1 ICTEWART, GALBREATH q rTzrH.
WE sfnwxhT III Ne goa o1asaes e zEs
Cemmiss ssson Merchants.
| A \ 2 g 2 Trio \ - cr 2 Es
| - Union street.
-" lA oALhAss' t1ss'
1 TyALBREATH aTEwART " ca. d,
srPwa ANnpsw ~ srpwxpr - n. - sss.a....
'.'..''' -. = e0N.'s' -N''sD
no'esaie oroces'
AND coTTo ON - 9 q,
No. 824 Front Street,
r,etv.sn rrnton and Mon,oa, s-
49,. ~.
77ILLTA'ns = AZ, HI.AaK .5ss
CRANK W WILLIAMS, VII. ALEXANDER ~ g. Br4AoKa
=. !. 80 !. go $50. sasas.i ~ -
~
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| ANU 0ener"a co1n 'hssioa Aerenanss'
Nc 1873 GRAvIER STREET
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| Commission MERCHANTS,
] Is custozhouse street, New Orleans
| TOsppH N nCT rSnv
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4 M AAN eAl1sl.. = :. 1 80 : - 'ln' AaAs'
/ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
/ NO. 40 Broad Street, New York,
Cash advances made On u a. ahov. ~
JOSEPH H. oa1EsBY,
- 6. 70 and q Tchoupi.oolas s.rest
/ REV. TOLEDANOs
|
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
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1
No. 10 Union street. New Orleans.
p 3 N GATE a. of AUSTIN, TEx.As5
erAs neA oe'.ilassAon a1lh1nA'l'' AaelcnAnt'
NJ. 70 eAhoN osiAEr sfkEEf' CORNER OF UNION,
prau1rs A. ,.sa...fs,,- .a,,a,. !.
former correspondents and their generally for Nj g.
M sM stsos VINO continues tse General Commission bust
s,t, H. onss aAu
i w. NJ, PERKINS
i i D. L KERNIoN.
4 mP wH1TEMAN. H. @. WH1TEMAN. r ". w9rrE
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4 9e2s5s} - 9es,sit
/ heeeiVtne' forWardin&s
4 AUD si
wholesale and Retail Dealer. Ia
GROCERIES, WESTERN PRODUCE. LEME, CEMENT
4 sBayou Sara, La.
Having resumed business at their old stand respectfully
solicit renewal of former patronage
4 - Z. KOUNs q BRO. !
". "a l. xouss, BEN. B. Kouss,
go, go, S,s..s.,sa.s. 80. :, $3.50,
WHOLESALE GRocERs,
-AsD DEALERS
FANCY GROCERIES. BOAT AND BAR sFOREa
~ 20 cor,,ro, .rs.+ N.,, r,r,.an.
- se' -S'
foiact,or, ,,ne,o,,rant. to s.y od ord.r. "a p,x,a
Particular attention given Receiving and Forwardin
Aloels- oasn advances Hsae On ooaslgnaen-s.
TT g. NOEL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
For the sale Of
|
STOCK LANDING, NEW ORLEANS.
!. Satisfactory references given
| r. % A1 .n,s,yIsssro,, ,.r,,n., q
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NEW ORLEANS. y
Liberal advances made consignmentJ Cotton Sugar
. baggng Rope and Western PRODUCE.
NO. w. GLENN ~ CO;,zJNo W. GLENN,
~. ". uLENN.l l
II Ecrwnrding AN and ~ ea1,WisDian n hiercHants
- ~, s-l,rSi. DnHnh.s r ~ ,,-,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,ux,
~ ~0hNEAAL mEhohANDiSE AM oooNihf rhoOuoE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-03

A Miserable Creature,
The following local paragraph we clip
from the Baltimore Gazette:

The following local paragraph we clip
from the Baltimore Gazette:
HELD FOR TRIAL.-On Monday the
fact of the arrest Of Edward w. CAN'T,
of Arkansas, for an attempted outrage
on a little girl OF twelve years of age at
the Maltby House was stated. fur
ther hearing of the case was postponed
until eleven o'clock yesterday, but it
did not take place, as the accused
waived further examination and gave
bail in the SUN of two thousand dollars
to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
This man CAN'T deposited two thous
and dollars, and that IS ulIo puii v,. ~ i-.~i-
he is liberated, which sum is tritling com.
pared with the enormity of the crime
with which he is charged, and it is prob
able 10 more will be heard of the mat
ter. He stands high with the Radical
faction in Congress, and is said to be
one of the most active, as well as success
ful, of the Radical lobby members. Alice
Reid is the little girl who was so untOI-
tunate as to tall into the hands of her
bruther-ln-law, and it is not likely that
she will soon be visited in her distant
home by the protector who started with
her from Washington.
This fellow CAN'T must be the most
miserable creature the world has held
since the days of Benedict Arnold. A
General III the Confederate army, a men,
Der of the Confederate Congress, and a
man Of high station and reputation in
the State of Arkansas, with far less prov
ocat;on than Arnold had, even admit
ting that any provOcation will justify
deSertiOn- he quit the cause which he
had espoused with SO much eagerness
and became ut once the most scurrilous
Of its revileTs, aud severest of its perse-
cutors. In his zeal for the new faith
that was So suddenly disclosed to him,
he rapidly descended in the scale of hu
manity. till he became as great black
guard as BIownlow, although he had
formerly been considered a gentleman.--
Norfolk FUyiaim.
CAN'T has been big gun with the
Radical party, and only last week KEEL
LEY of Pennsylvania published q long
document from him to show what pa
triot and statesman thought of affairs in
the South.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-03
County Convention.

At meeting OF the Democratic and Conserv-
alive Central Committee Of Ohio county held AT
the Club Room on Saturday the nth inst the
following resolutions were adopted
Resolved, That Primary Meetings III the vari-
GUS Townships, be held on SATURDAY the
18th of AUGUST, at . O'CLOCK, p. NJ, in the
County Townships. and at = O'Clock p. NJ. in the
Gty Townships, to appoint Five Delegates in
each Township, to attend tn" County Conven-
ton on tho 18th of August.
ResoEued, That COUNTY CONVENTION
be held at the COURT HOUSE in the CITY OF
WHEELING at 10 o'clock. A NJ, on STATUE
DAY the 18th DAY OF AUGUST, to nominate
candidates for County Officers, and to appoint
delegates to the State Convention TO be held at
Petersburg on the I'D OF August
Resolved, That committee of three be aP-
pointed to confer with the State Executive
Committee in selecting delegates to attend the
National Convention to be held at the city Of
Philadelphia on the 18th day Of August next to
represent this Congressional District in said
Convention.
Resolved. That these proceedings be published
in the Daily aud Weekly Register, and Der Ar-
better Freuud VIM g. HANDLAN,
Chairman.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-03
The RuaicuI ssios in New Orleans.

Armed Jud "Nrjtcd ny tie radical en-
iSSaric, ot df,nrdr! IL New GTiriuS, II
num Der 81 ~ >"uidou GogrOc- iii thar city
Yesterday brought ~ a bloody collision
with The PEG Die and the police. Those
whp, with the Tribune. treat the radical
plots and preparations for a renewed
civil war at tho North as Chinese tbun.
der, VII tiud il difficult, we fancy, to
satve theft cunscienceS with such phrases
in the presence OF the sanguinary aud
shocking scenes of which the chief city
of the South has now, by tue machna.
tons Of their uw-conSpirators, been
made the theatre. That the law will
triumph III New Orleans over this at.
tempt at inaugurating a new st. Domiu,
go, we do not doubt for moment. But
we should be false to our duty if we hes.
itatcd to enforce the appeal which is
made Ivy thi, lamentable occnrrance IN
the CGus CieGcc aud the Common sans. of
tie American people against the mad and
selfish policy Of the radical majority in
Congress, aud of the radical acitstors
throughout the North and West These
men have but one theory of political
action. TO blow up the dying embers of
sectional stlite; to intlame all the mas.
sions which craftsmanship and Chris.
tianity alike summon us to soOtho and
to subdue; and to do these evil thinos
reckless Of all the ruin which the doing
of them must entail upon the nation, has
been their persistent effort during every
week and day and hour of the Congress.
sional session just closed For this they
have neglected the great fiscal reforms
which concern the daily bread, the HON
comforts. the personal independence of
the working millions of America; for this
they have neglected also the great cues
uons of our foreign policy, in which the
honor of the American name and the
place Of the Union among the great pow
ers OF the earth are profoundly involved.
From New Orleans, today, we receive,
in blood and fire, the first red roaming of
the harvest which these madmens have
been sowing. Are the people as mad as
they; or, having eyes, will people now
begin to see, and, having hearts. now
begin to understand the inevitable issues
OF passion and corruption and fanaticjsm
IN tne conduct of the public affairs of |
ssnllty millions of Americans emeraipp q.
uIin .ne most desperate civil war of |
m MaN11 nlsiorSkeeps the dismal record2-I
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