Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-11-01
EDITORIAL INKLINGS.


the consideration of the Legislature the ne
cessity for the passage of an instalment law
for the collection of debts, and the holding
of but one term of the civil court during
the year. Also, that the Insolvent Debtors
laws should be so enlarged and amended,
that the poor debtor, upon the surrender OF
his estate, should be discharged by his
creditors.
Jonathan Worth, has been reelect-
ed Governor of North Carolina by almost
unanimous vote. There was no organized
opposition to him. General Dockery, was
nominated as an opposition candidate by a
caucus of mal-contents and disorganizers,
styling themselves "unmistakable Union
men," but Dockery declined the honor in.
tended him. We see that one of the "un.
terrified" who seems not to be entirely re-
constructed, voted "For Governor, zebulon
B. Vance, of Buncombe, against the world,
the flesh and the devil"
Governor Vance, of North Caro-
lima, possesses the gift of uttering beautiful
thoughts, as we'll as acting heroic deeds
While the people of the South will ever
remember his energetic administration, as
the last Governor of the Old North State,
under the Confederate regime, they will
equally appreciate such utterances as are
contained in the following extract from bis
recent address before the students of the
University of his State:
(sNo moments of victory are for US, no
national jubilee can we celebrate, no songs
of triumph can our maidens sing, or gar
lands of glory weave; there is no welcoming
of returning coDquerors, nor erecting of
triumphal arches for US, to console US for
our great suffering We are alone with our
great defeat and that heavy sorrow which,
snever fitting, is still sitting in our house.
hold,' and all that we have left for our com
fort is the sad yet tender light which plays
around the memory of those who died to
make it otherwise.
On next Tuesday, 9th of November,
elections will be held in twelve of the
Northern States, as follows:
Delaware, Illinois, Kansas, Maryland,
Massachusetts,, Michigan, Minnesota, Mis-
souri,, Nevada, New Jersey, New York and
Wisconsin.
During the past three months the
following accession Of ministers from other
denominations has been made to the Epis-
copal Church in the United States
Methodist and Wesleyan, 33 Congrega.
tional and Presbyterian, 13 Unitarian, 4 !;
Universalist, l; Baptist, 4 Lutheran, 2 !;
German Lutheran, l; German Reformed,
8; Roman Catholic, l. Total 62.
We find the following in one our ex-
changes. The scrap may very properly be
entitled. ga Dog Tale"
"I once met man who had nerve and
bone all healing salves; he was an enter
prising sort of fellow, so he thought he
would experiment with it. He first cut off
dogs tail, and applied some to the stump
"a new tail grew out Immediately. He
then applied some to the piece of tail which
he cut off, and new dog grew out He
did not know which dog was which.
- The Pickens Courier, in an article
on Court. week, in that District, says:
"Monday and Tuesday we're occupied by
unimportant matters, save that of rule
gaiust the Clerk for not docketing the civil
cases. Col Norton insisted that the rule
should be made absolute, and that the recent
law of the Legislature on this subject was
unconstitutional Gen. Haskell spoke to the
same point. Gen. MCGOWAN defended the
action of the Clerk. Judge Munro dis
charged the rule. The case will 60 to the
Court of Errors"
Wendell Phillips has made another
speech, in which he tells the Radicals what
the country expects of them at the COM
ing session of Congress Here is para
graph:
What, then, is to be done? These men
must be sent back to Congress to enact a
law that will render it impossible for any
Southern State to come back into Congress
before 1869. Congress may go back and
sit down in the House of Representatives
and govern this Republic, and exercise the
right which the war has invested in it, by
virtue of two.thirds of the votes of the
North, and govern this Republic; and in
order to do that, the very first act of that
House is to impeach the President of the
United States. Away with questions of
admitting that State or the other, the re-
lection or acceptance of this or the other
amendment; the object of the Congress of
the United States should be to govern this
Republic Aud in order to do that, the
the first step is to impeach the President of
the United States, and while the trial is
going on, remove him from his Office. I'm
peachment is worth nothing without the
| removal of thp President until his innocence