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, 1866-07-02
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TIKI 1tEPUeta sG:A n Fl. la,pn,,,r
A writer in tie Chicago Journal defrndinp
the impudcnt attempt now being made in
Congress to rob evcrS man in the United
States y 10 has not got stock Of goods on
hand, through the instrumcutallty of an Ia.
crease oi the tariH, SAYS:
Livery Herubi1can Ealipaa1 Convention that has
asscmbl+d hrs declared fof protective tariff 1t
~ NpuhlIcal doctnnc-aa much TO a. " the doc
trtne oi unlve1sal ltbcstv."
6uppoAing tlls were true. 1t would not be
an argument In favor Of the swindle pow
proposed. We have had a protective tu,lu
cver since 1861, on regularly Increasing
scuae, which amounts at tho present time
10 An avesage Of Jaray.lhree pr cent, and Con-
, 1866-07-02

the venom OF The hissing scrpents towards
eyery mAn who aided in the subjugation OF
the rebellion and the destruction of slavery.
Ana set, the Copperhead prints are pretend
ing to be in love with the soldiers, and nre
fawntnE upon them and bcslareging them at
their Coulty Conventions. IN hopes Of hum.
bugging few into voting the coppcrhead
H. at
, 1866-07-02
M II. VYaLSsyksS WARNING.

MIR. Wilson, Of Iowa, told the piohi3itory
tariff nnniacs some wholesome truths In the
House on Friday. lie said that their propos-
ed bill would drive certain influential sections
OF the unlon Into free trade. Mr.. Wilson is
not frce-trader. He came into the Rcpub-
lcan party from The old protection Wbis
school he Is q man Of rnre sagacity and
hlEh principle. &c knows, aud every protec-
Zionist in Congress ought to know, tLnt the
bill now under consideration will convert
more people to free trade In one fortnight
than all the free trade leagues could do In
twenty years. It is snch a bare!acc1 cheat
that no man in the community, who has not
81 ock ofgoods on hand on the sale Of which
he expects to rob his ncinhbors Of
twenty to one hundred per cent of
their value, can fail to SEE and
deuounce il. Those who Lave the bill In
charge deserve the cxecratIop Of NIL true Re-
publicaps for introducing such an element OF
discord into Our ranks On the ere OF IN in
portant election. II Andrew johnson has
grain oi political sagaelty he will veto the
bill, and set himself up Us the champion or
the people, defending them against cxtortion
and robbery, md protecting The Treasury and
the public credit agnlnst the enormous deficit
which will be created by the sudden stop
page of revenue from customs. Will Con-
gress expose themselves and the connt1y to
such u peril, aud titus ritter away the work
Of thu Whole sessIons Goth Doollttle and
Cowan are old ffee-traders. They knoT how
TO ute such bluuder as this 10 the best ad~
vantage for their new Copperhead party.
Why then will Congress deliberately commit
this blundcr for their benefit.
a %+1SR
, 1866-07-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Despatch to tho Ch:eAso Tr1hunc.l
WAsH1S0Toy. Jun- 50.

lSkNl4A1 4tfpaLIA lu kUE AuCaFV 4ElDuuCsl
WASHINGTON Jun. So
TIT rr1cArn q, trr ev.e1xr
nc,t,on ~ +ba f,t,r.-o c,s.o -. ..,..,., .,-.
e,ay hx ,hs " e,o.,aan, ,'. a - "as ", s
The applicants for Feoetal Offices there a1e p,synp
donh]e eame th,t thev +s,r lnbn.on ~ I'm ,na
preacn sau'calism at home that they arc instnoere
~ tne1f professions o. allegiance TO bis policy and
ihe,r sehcroc. n trt nossassio,, ~ tNs @,fs,css
Tso ~ 49, e.rds.so ,o. ,.sn.a 49, s.1,,s
W.. mo " t e11auases '"t Pos'noas 'ae1e eai'eo
upon The PRESIDENT yesterday to urge
Jobnt on clpb had been fetabthed in f.hjca9o ssy,
IN, ,ha, ,ha n.r,v the,. ~ c.ror nr ~ 49, ~
ss,sa .us a' ~ - ~ ara ~ US & ap
Veateo 10 oe 1@ceotusy lQAe%atm. Inc only
reply the applicants could make that the exccu
ire ratr,cp 10 Thar civ was in the hands of .hp
,,d,r,,s sns ,na, ,be :1o5nsar orc,n,.s.,cn ron,t
maze M nead"aS nnt'l thes we've relieved, and
Themselves appointed, when they would form
nncens srnrnd vh1rh thsv ron1d r.,sr rhe ron.er
...'.." s,aN. ~ ,a.:. s. -. .uS e.use
taNe eiemett- @s' Sonnson u! tue eonelnnon o'
The interview plainly lntlmated that be wopld not
alter tbe meeting OF the eo-caYleo National conyen-
tea q rssaeps, % on the Ian Of August aud
BIZ real and pretended friends were. There Office
seekers were rppd deul deEpprattEcd and chacrtu-
cd at 1he retult Of their u.s,on.
.. ~, .r,,,-s ,',--s- 49, ~. ..'rEn rt-,,ar ,,>.,
1nI WHITE nocs1 TO JUDGE ts0ER*oon.
l'was tutlmated 10 Judge Underwood recently,
from The White House, that Ii be granted witt OF
,,e.,ss ~, r. '.,,,s,s. ..A.s...s "ouu
pst'eo W ane talH'aly autno11tiesi out toe Jndse
respectfully declined ard refused to be made
Jnace tnre,v exnre..e. tha nn,nion tb,t n ~.
suose '1es eApis1eee u1o opin'on .ua' INC
proper measures Ere Aaen p7 Inc 6oFe1nment,
Davis will be convicted on his Trial next October,
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, 1866-07-02
The Child Murderer LlndaIey.

THlUu EUE 4&V<*4ES1E& 42e45Ve41ky TV113 ~3F3sI
a telegram to the Dt1nocrat few days ago
announced that Lindsey, who whipped his
child, three years old, to death, in Medina,
because 1t would not say it's prayers, was re-
leased on bail. We are informed that he Is
hands OF m Indignant people, he went to the
house Of bis t.othcr-in.law to stay but the
latter, learIr, his house would be torn down
by an tnfu1!atcd crowd, refused to shelter
him. With 40 place to 60 where be could bc
safe in his freedom, he voluntarily returned
to the Jail at Albion, TO escape the summary
punishment threatened him.
, 1866-07-02
FROM SOUTH AFERiCA.
Tho La1e Ssn=uinary Battle fn PART
NM1Y.

New YoHK. juno 30.-Tto SPECIAL de.patchrs n.
ceiv+d from Heur Admiral GornoL, give Ihe toli0s-
ing de,als OF tHt necert sarsninafy hat'lc Pan.
sunJ: Thr allied army crossed into Paraguay m
the 1slh Of April, avoiding me pass Of LaPasEh,
OF country rendered almost lmpa-sanie by mar,ht,
and lupgie.. ThIs movement WIS hailed a. 4 gs.lt
tncresS, as seesr los Was uiainE- h
the 20 Of May however, the t:rts
EIaJans Tell upon tbe rfeht wing
of the enemy, and almost snnihliateu tue u.ngusy
tCnt:pgenl., leaving lev bes14cs GcurHa1 Flor %
re1resht one Of the alice power in the dela Ttr
ParsgHayaus were duully repnt: ed with heavy ior,
10 killed and wounded, but we're uos Al ail 1iIoe-
gaDized OF injured III point Of morals, which clt-
not be raid Of the Brazilian tru0pt.
The great. hea73 hattl: which IL daily expected.
viii decide The tate oi Fort anmaniIa, ana even Of
Act rsiou. but Eo1 the duration Of the war, far
Ire allies, BY tre secfe' treaty. pledged not 10
trent with Lopez, and he viii not willingly givo
himself into The hands OF his suemles 70 Ions Is
be can nfipta1p hin.elf At the head Of m attuY.
, 1866-07-02

e The coppcrhead johnson papers are
beginning TO open their batteries Of villifca-
tim upon General Grant. The Chicago 7Iwes
leads on In the West, uud the IaCrosse Dsm-
ocrat follows snit in this style:
s.Ah, hat OH do1 # GatfH1. Jour tctth are ronc,
md ss the acc Of miracles has pissed *sy, you are
not likely TO grow ncw Eel Hrht away. Nhat an
atp1fa,inn for u man br Nhote orders fhe tortn
esep' the fatr ma beautiful ~benandoah: Nero
Edot,nc. dancing, and resehnC o CT the wreck Of
burning, did nos ask npofhef Rome u satta'c hi
pasth'n>. but General Grant. who planned dkets,
aad e1Hs<d. tp his ap1aA hosTors a trach TIE cip
Ntsfd tso7ht stood a3hdst ts dltsa1ted becarse the
wer did uo' last year Longer that he might hay-
usfa lhf pefFna-lve ngencic. Of fhe torch rope pH
toge ana maFaeF upon PORTIONS Of the Soush suLl
This Infamous attack upon The character Of
Americas greatest General, Is equally an at
tack on every soldier who served under him
and helped him win Lis victories. It exhibits
, 1866-07-02
From ST. LOUIS.
Bald Robbcfy-DeAtructiv Fire-r.
rival OF y Steamer from the I1uu-

RAtld II H6oDEf3-H FkfF-L1
rival OF y Steamer from thp I1uu-
lAlbH.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago TrlhHneI
ST Lofts JuLs y
On Thursday last q hold ruboesy occnsd
ut Everett, Twelve miles northwest Of Coin
b1a. Mitsou1i- SIX mounted men entered le
place abonf roon, lounstn9 around ns4,ll 81
set when they went to the stone Of ID.
ParkF. a Methodist m!ntstef, and sfIh drasn -
tols tept the oecrpsnte2of the s.or,. quiet. T.y
then 1ohusd the pEemisc. Of $500 wo ID oI g-is
apa $500 in money; The robbers remained IN ic
neiebbnrnood all the night hopur; utr wa n.o
and none Of the tpeber~ aIe known
A dre broke out about neon In a row of,p
houses on the leTee, in 'he nuPer end OF the q.
Four belonging to y AUX ! Co, two TO l..
Brooks, and one to George Fred sck. were e.,
stro3ed Loss On ouIlding about sl7,e00; los-u
Ice between $s0,ut0 ant {5D.1ss0. bechef~' rmr
refinery canghr fire from fhe ice hou-es, hut le
fnmcs ere e1tsnRntrhed without much danl:e.
The steamer DAVIS. Capt. Weaver. reachett 1r
wharf this morning, frerh from the ul0uutue.
She has heen the observed Of all observers te'f,
having on bosFd representative from Dsaliyll
the Tribes, and produces Of the mouE'au-.. 90
brought aowD about one hundscd thnus and H.
lars In gold duaI.
, 1866-07-02
From. Memphis, Tenn

Mkxp111s, June 30-Tso men we're arrested to-
day white Gn tncir nay 10 the Ma hylle depot, sup
pofed to be assasstns intending 10 murder Icy
eIuor DrowploM. On their person- were found s1
resol,ess apiece. also a number Of d'7Gs. Itsy
hail from Mixhissiqpi hut ret1scd to disclose the3
1amea. They kre now tn jail. heavily 1roned.
, 1866-07-02
THE FIGHT-HUUR MOVEMENT.
TIC CaulkeTAs strikn ar an Eud-4AAf
the men at Work Again

ye.,-,dav morning the New York sh,peaulstss
returned to wprk upon the old ti1n: and ~ pc w
prtcer Tne Esulses- ASS ~eialon is ss'1l 10 ~
kept np> and lhs bosses do not qfo9S.s 20 rms
win the organization 10 any way sh1srssee. LIVE W.
tar. a. ioreshadowed 10 Jes,erdsy'*, 15Dm1*' me
sttikc has ended satisfactorily ~ A. paIGss ~
demand for the eight hour' y s,em, shil she mea
retam thslF o1sansza'fon.-T Trhu'<' June -
Yes, the men retained their organization
but they are out OF Hoekes two millpna q
do11sys in lost wages, as the result Of thdK
attempt to get tea, houra' WAGES for eIehs
hours work. ALI such strikes must, ir INC
nature Of things,, come to si.al1af euil.
, 1866-07-02

EyAxsrIt1e. 1ud., June % The river Is again
rising. Weather clear and pleasant. business
Gull.
The blstbcyine tr.il0r whn YVES recently POM
utIied ~ several wnr-worn veterans. IN Warwick
Comfy, has finally subsidized, afses blus'erIpg
arpuyd several daSt cndeavortnk 10 excite symp1-
Thy and obtain The stsrst Of the soldiers, no one
taGipg any notice Of him. Ills name Is Maihilgiy.
, 1866-07-02

LITTLE KooK, ARK, June 3u.-Tnc m1rderers o.
Mrs., perIne auti chiltrru. recently ar al d. were
taken out Of jail al Daylight this morning ana hang
ed, By company Of twenty men. vito had thet
Iaees bIackeueu and dieruiaf d. no' TO b. nc.
orr,zed. Llt!xen. freely e1pn - u determination
10 se11e III III assina IN the same Na{.
, 1866-07-02

NEW OR1fAss~ June S0.-At The Ts1a% sta!s .hsus
wen. 1srecfy In favor of Thzocka'orfon sos mo,,
ernor, and The Conservative ticket Is sectea os ~
immense Uaior1tJ. Negro tnaIaEe Is kiaea. Z
yery larre Yote wa, pplled throughout the siltt.
, 1866-07-02
ERUM NEW YORK.
Nbf"key Sclzurea-1eobberv-ss o'rfa
from The Eur"prau WAr-New T'ss&
Once Buifdiu.-ArFeAt of q f-.F-cFs

Wbfnkey Sclzurea-Robbtrv-f o"rts
from tno Eur"p-au Wsr-Netv F">s
O@ce Buituiu=-AxseAt of a F..F-rrs
&c.
NKw YoRE. June so,---hn reported .etznrr os
wbtskty dsp!lesy Is cooaFua.d. 1t Is si1ten 1cst
about cisht ,huusaua gallous Of mhstex stc
fuund concealed IN the binding, Ill Of "n,en via
probably be cocdsc.ted. The nleG' ptopsicio:s N
odiee be!ose The seixur: wa. msde, tsat rho p'n
ises were uteu tnr ui:tilserJ. oFlrf seat.n,
however. showed rha, III ar mehs WA unt1ne. All
the liquor, which T. *aluesi A. -hout !lf.uU1. Wa-
ready tor delivery 1t Ii Of good quality. Apd WAS
ulsrllen from molasses. rne revenue Agent Mr..
Lewu. has uncovered thai .azve nura%r or
wealthy capitalists hare infested morcJ In the
u1nufacfuft Of uhcit wht-Eey. owing to tue vast
pfohts arising from the hus,LesA they havden-
plose1 part1ts to act = the nomins Proprietor Of
from the consequences Of prosecution .os dsttaud
Tic re.ideuea Of Mr. neiien. OF the tra, Of el.t
lin = Aellen. In BtOckl3 n, Wa% tohb ol Arge
amount Of goods Of much ssine by burglars last
niehl.
: TIE HkrrtTs foreign correspondence avs: 3tr-
In reports represent thu eoroilon OF afiiss e.st
ing IN Vienna a. vrzY had ~hle, OIL The her
hand the accounts from Vienna assert ina fss IN
II more dete<ted than cTer, and shat the Austrian
a1e fpll ct rn.hasiasm for the struggle aa's sul
mated Nth rhe must loyal feeling. .Ge Au'rLn
army, under benedek. had It's n1ht sln3 rc-sng
on Faeoa. slth Its lefl on ii" saxon frontier.
it is ncaln 1ptlmated that Russia VII! aid +as-
ttts, II nj ce-sa!+ Napoleon hoiolns FElncS rHdy
for escntualltler-
The dlfncult1es which lie ID the march or iAI to
ttnetfa arc tatd to be formidable
The financial -thtemeL's OF the oelllycrcnr can-
tfies 20 to shoT tint ibe N1l must. nom wlI OF
money. be rnort one.
Sixteen Italian var ships weE= Ut anchor Inthc
Gull Of TaEsn'o On the 1lia ot June. AdnHl
ts1s ano WIS IN COMMAND, Win MS tsG-sh1pSho
Redtijaiia.
1t has hesn 5tfnfirfy d,cfde,l fo-d,y TINT rw
70, K IL to have Posi- Office building that ATTY
having agreed TO sell y tue Uurea siais- ts-nrn-
ncnt tht lower portion Of The Guy haIt PsskIt.r
five hundred thousand dollars tor thts pnrpoae, nd
II II expected that the Gorrrntnep1 ~tl e1ptaa
million md half OF dollar. to eEccI tIe h.nIhg.
The ctoieIa !. q,slet-uo usw c1,es.
The Ftniaus CO pot nuke abs movement
Albert Ustrrholtz. q tiero,an, n:cd iwtn'Jse,
Was s1rested Yesterday, on charge of tur%c7r. 1t
IL a11cEed thai he cave ordtzs to Mc<srs. lloiba.
hetmer i 20, pFtDles., 10 prinr on.: thou'ua
, 1866-07-02

(Par,s Correspondence London Star, june III
The pleasant news is anr,uuced that Veto,
Hugo's nav work, :. .Qusstre-vitgt Tre'zo,
viii soon. ba out, it L. IN HISTORICAL romAnce Z
In ten yoismes. It il reported that the CELL
brated author has asked his puolssaers co.
OCO fcr thrs fresh contribution TO literaturA
If il be lrae--and il Is confidently asscrt.ds
thai the last works from Victor Hnyo's pm;
benefit Of .sOO, ,O00L-I do not copsiler &h,r
II. Hu.o hos asked IN exorbltant price f,r ;,
"Qaatrc-vipgt 1relze," II. dc Lamartins i
alao on tho point Of publishing his memoirs
, 1866-07-02
Labor Organizations in England.


commercial status by the troubles on the
continent. JouS BULL, in.
Labor Organizations in England.
The Co operative Movement in Eng.
lnnd-lIl>tory Of The M0Vemcnt-Gcr.
aid Nancy In 4 Thf1or's Sllop-Co .uu-
crni1Tc SIUreA-El0sE they Hre nIan-
,nred-Hmlueose Prof1ts-EheIF TftieA-
Important Practical kule.-ReJa1lons
Of Labor and Capital.
Correspondence u the Chicago TT[bnne.]
LoSDos. June I6, 1865.
In tho year 1915 went, when little more
than lad, into tatlor's shop, near Oxford
street, which I had heard referred to at 4
party On the previous night, as an experiment
In what was then called "Christian Socin1-
ism,'' as IN establishment in which the work.
men were to share between them the profits
OF such business as came to their doors.
WAS little infected with the revolutionary
fover Of the period, and sought the place that
might afford the encouragement OF at least
one suit Of clothes, Ny measure" was Ia
ken by young man little older than myself,
short In stature, but good looking, and with
M easy, confident mnuDer. In taking my nd
dress be found that WAS 8 Journalist, and
with some thamefacedpess he pulled from
Ills pocket little book aud putting It INTO
my hand, asked nc If could give II a notice
sav. With somethIng Of pity Ia nv air. and
fnnnd n To he volume al nocms. and tt,at
thr author. youth who had iust becn cxer-
cIsjne tbe tapc on nv fi.ure. was ono Gcruld
Massey. Some nights afterwards looked
into Its pagcs and was arrested BY lines Of sim
cf beauty and nelodv. Since then Gerald
Massey bas acoufrefl an hnnorabie name
nmon9 The snngsters ~ onr time and for
rrnrs I,n.t t.' te hSs oh,n'1onrd ts,e Shears and
In. nrrilia for fhe nen- The ,nfcryiew wifi,
him That dnv was nv int ro1ucttnn 10 t1,e ~.
The ercciIent mpn WIN started rbc Work.
inr MEMS TaiIors, as.oc1ation- and similar
associafjons in other Branches of indnsirv
madc many mistakes in fheir nlans. and for
q, q was r,catiy J,sheartencd hv liz taIlures- M
As wifi, n7ran5zntfons al the Kind nttcmntea
IN IN past yea5s In The iInited Ststes. If nv read.
inr series me arirht. Success was only posslbIe
Christian sentiment sfrnnr enonch to orer.
cnrne fhc nrdinarv nossions of hnman nature.
soon fnrn1 ;lsss.ns;ons en,inr5nr m f,ne
man was iealous Of anotiier. and world not
work viii; him and half tl,e operatives r.
So,tntt na.inst .he 1nanaocr whn renresentrd
a.1rnnccii hx fhn ccntiemen to t.hom Tho os.
snc;of,ons nyyrd their rx;stencn. viii mt
wcary rnn with narrative Of the strnc,les
that ens,,ad INT viii r1anco nj 1,ndsrtai ai;i,,rs
1rhJch waco hntfnr ni3nned and h.,a hrd
f1;1lrrcnt ;ssue.
The f,rst genuine succcss of work3no-elass
purinefshjp. M M in Enrlapd. WIS in the M i6rm MOI Of
cn.onersti1c storrsl Thrsc rommenreff in fhe
nor3h At the n,anufactnrinr town of Koch
cts s.t.ss a.. go. tlss sr,,a ,ts.,- -.
, 1866-07-02

un,nrpu,A. June 80 The contest for the h'!-
ltart5 chsmplonsn,p OF Pennsytvanls. between =
F!npkrtt I'D Kobe1t T. Regal, resulted IN ''c'o-
nv for The former.
, 1866-07-02

Capt. Edward na11nn has been nom,na'e ed By ileo.
"Brtsd and Butter" combination Of CLARK asd
Cumhtrisnd countier. In this sate, for Keprc*r:r.
alive 10 the nex' General Assembly. The copPd
head orRsn,1suons OF The two eoun.le, .>have D.
eeasec," and al Of The opposition elemeus4 ae
committed to this ticket,
, 1866-07-02

possd monopGtfste :; he would sus taIn our MIMI
fuctutes un,il thcv were able TO stand alone, and
then FAY '.hands of-" He would then open 10 ihe
where they could buy cheapest, and felaln2 where
against the aeg1esston Of other countries % on me
interests OF our own; out an not fot anntnllAnng
competition IN the markets IL which they arc com
1ejled to buy and eeL uihatls to be Tree trader.
lEfoEy tn the word. The millions Of people tn the
West cannot see It When you tell them that they
are getting their railroad lton cheaper with the e.
treme duly On i, than they got1 presion:y. M TIE
GR1swoID, MoRRILL M HALE.
Mr.. HALE said the cheapest OF iron In this coun-
but for ihe infaon cau:el By The var, was the Re-
sult Of protection to home industry, of building
up AmeftcaL tnteteats, Of discriminating IN laVor
protucer.. II The home manufacturers were s1raek
eirn tmnorters.
Al ltneth the debate was closed, and the CON-
mlttee proceeded 10 Vote On The amendment Mr.
cents per hurdred pounds-the present rate-wns
ucteed 10 by vote Of fftv 10 so1ty.nipe TIA op-
ponentt. however. rallied on The next vote, and
= NnrriiI.k amendnent TO which MI Wilson, a
,ts,, ansndment. was rejected by yo,s Of TOr,y-
,,ors ~ ,yn thns icsvinu, fhs n,r71rauh =. IN
,na o,te,n"i Xiii msFtnT tfe tHtv nns cant ner
nnnnn 1nT Va,,ona mntsnns we're msde IN .mend u
, 1866-07-02

WV PAh~s nk 40 wa AA-Ae "ta+ -AN Ft~%%'eS
In the charter subsequently,. granted to the
Peoples Company, this evil was perceived,
and in their charter limit as to the price to
be charged for the gas is expressly Axed-
But that charter became dead letter In con-
sequence Of the very difficulties and obJec-
tions to the existence Of rival companies on
the same streets, and therefore the present
company have the whole monopoly IN their
hands, without limit and without control.
! It Is evident, then, that in this city either
the public and private interests Of the citizens
must he LETT entirely to the tander mercies
nj Ibis Observation-Disclosures which no control
or.nner,sion can be obtained. or that the city
must ;tselr as,nme the uoauufacture and SUD-
n1r Of ras both for public and private uses.
Now. / cannot for q moment believe that
this neop1e mean to permIt thetr interests, in
in so Yitel a matter as this, TO be dependent
m The VIM of a private moneyed corporation :
1g.han 40 h,s heen shoxn, m con nnetitfon
<nch 40 To,,1d M he of practteal beneilt can be
nnt0,nea hv ths meane of rival comn,nv.
sna ,Fth. y,,tsd fr.ncb,see and riotta n this
oann,nr n,sce Them entirely bevond the
so seaoh ~ ,ba p nnh,Ic contro,-it Is cIeor that
, 1866-07-02

Garibalti is believed to be at Como, but
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-11-29

Parkinson, who has been on trial for
the last two weeks, in Lafayette, Indi-
ana, for killing q man who seduced his
daughter, has been acquitted. The Lat
fayette Courier says:
1tWas announced that the Court would
remain open during the night to receive
the verdict, if the jury shouldagree. A
vote was taken as soon as the Jury re-
tired, and, as we have since learned,
stood three for conviction and nine for
acquittal. This indicated a dead lock,
and the Court was Immediately cleared
to allow the jury the use of the room
for the night The friends Of the prison.
er remained about the hotels all nightin
feverish expectation, but it was not
until seven O'Clock this morning, that
the jury agreed upon a verdict. The
Court assembled at once, and the pris-
oner, with his attorneys and the attor-
neys for the State came i'll. The faces of
the Jury presented an interesting study
We venture to say that stronger body
of men in intellectual culture and moral
worth never sat in that box before. All
heads Of families, and mature in years
and judgment, every body felt that
their. verdict could not fail to be in ac-
coraance with the well-sett!ed principles
Of justice. But the calm features of the
foreman, who held the fate of a fellow
being in the little piece of folded paper
in his hand, gave no sign, and the au-
dience waited in breathless stiffness for
the announcement. The suspense was
but momentary. The verdict was hand
ed to the Clerk, who i'll firm voice,
read:
ave. the jury, find the defendant
The pent-up feelings of the audience
and the bar broke out in irrepressible
applause. Mr.. Parkinson, no longer
'sthe prisoner'-no longer the ac-
cused''-was deeply affected. He shook
hands With the jury, his relatives, and
his devoted attorneys. His voice was
tremulous with emotion, and the nerv-
Gus energy which has sustained him in
the terrible ordeal Of the past two weeks,
broke down, and he sank exhausted
into the arms OF his friends. He was
carried to bed in the jailor's house.
DR.. O'Ferrall was called in, and this
afternoon he is ina preearious condition.
mentally and physically.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-11-29

Whilst the whole country has been
suffering from the old feuds, born origi-
nally of the war, and kept alive by
vengeful politicians, "a scene was witness
ed at The great Horse Fair here on Sat
urtlay, which should set these mischief
breeders to thinking:
II happened that General Grant was
present at the Fair, and occupying one
of the stands, when his attention was
called to the fact that General Joe john
ston was upon the other-the question
being put" Would he like TO see
him ?.o
Certainly" was the reply Of the
General. "There is no man on the
ground / would be more pleased to
see!p
General Johnston was sent for, and Il
cordial greeting took place betwixt the
6tf nguished soldiers; and whilst this
was going on, General Stoneman also
made his appearance, a like cordial
meeting occurring, the three occupying
the stand for couple of hours in com
pany. :,
Now, this may seem a tritie; but ii
nevertheless conveys a deep and much
needed lesson; for until the masses OF
our people can in like manner consent
to bury old antagonisms, none need ever
J9xpect that we shall have q Union to be
proud of and worth cherishing. Bat.
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