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ROBERT BuRNs.-RosEnr Burns, the great Scot
tish poet, first saw the light on the 25th Of Janua
~, 1859, in small cottage near the Bridge Of
Doom, two miles from Ayr. Born in poverty and
raised to life Of toll, which his poet spirit could
not brook, his imprudence soon terminated in
early death.
It is singular that even in his obscurity BURNS
jocularly anticipated that his birthday would come
to be noted among other remarkable events. Etc
proved to be true prophet, for on the last cen
tenary his birth was celebrated in every land where
the English tongue is spoken. His name is now
like a household word, and there arc few Scotch
men who. do not speak Of ROBBIE BURNS with love
and veneration.
Cher poets after death, have tablets erected to
their memory; but his name is engraved on the
heart, and his brother bards of every subsequent
age have delighted to do him honor. His birth is
thus beautifully described by THOMAS MILLER
"Upon stormy winter night,
Scotland's bright star first rose in sight,
Beamlng upon as wild sky
AS ever to prophetic eye
Proclaimed that nature had on hand
Some work to glorify tho land
within lonely cot Of clay.
That night her great creation lay.
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DRY GOODS, ETC.
N OTTO D.,
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
No.254 King street,
MOTTO E.

TAvING BOUGHT OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
Ill STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, at reduced
prices from Z. LYONS, Offering the said stock
OF Goods at very low figure to make room for my new
purchases which about to make in NIL tho Northoru
Cities and hope to receive call from all the former as
well oil the new, customers who are In need of any
goods in my line. Cali ono aud all, md satisfy youl
selves, at No. 254 King street. G. a. ViSANshA:
January q m%l5
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Fact Worth Knowing.
The best investment for an invalid. who suffers from
debility loss OF appetite is bottle of PANKN1Ns Hc.
patio Bisters it Will be to give relief For sale by
all Druggists e.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT. - The vegetable kingdom
has boon SO often referred to by naturaists, that
VIC have boen forced to believe that IS govern
ment de tac:o; bu. yesterday our convictions were
strengthened and our opinions confirmed by the
introduction into our ofico OF q few of its regal
A monster cabbage, of huge pro
portions, attended bya body guard of four gigsan-
tic turnps, proclaimed to tho world that if cotton
was king, he was not monarch of Ill he surveyed,
for there were moro things in the earth than were
dreamed of in his philosophy. Dame Nature is
generous mother, and faithfully rewards tho taers
of tho soil; but it is seldom that she indulges in
such extravagant outbursts of affection. as those
specimens of which we we're the grateful recipi-
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& DowlE
n;- Tic attention of Druggists, Merchants and Phy5i
clans iy respectfully called to the above and eir
solicited. St1-!nWfluo daliuLLS =
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DISTRICT Counr-Judge LOGAN, Presiding.-Tho
State os Jefferson Mouzon and Sarah Mouzon-
Larceny. J. N. NArnANs, Esq, for the defence.
Verdict guilty.
The State rs Molly Aston-Assault and Battery.
R. ". SEYMOUR, Esq, for the defence. Guilty.
The State os. Isaac Whyke-Larceny. J. N
NArHANs, Esq, for the Defence This case was
referred to the Court, who found the prisoner
guilty.
The State us John Webb-Larceny, Stealing
Cotton. -- MUcKEFuss, Esq, for the defence
Verdict guilty.
The State Us. John Richardson and Vim. Jen-
hns-Larceny. The first plead guilty, aud the
second was found guilty by the Court.
The State us. Michael Randall and James Hall
Larceny. A not pros. was entered in the case Of
Michael Randall, and ayerdict OF guilty returned
for James Hall.
The State os. BENZ. F. King-Assault and False
Imprisonment. The prosecutor not appearing the
prisoner was discharged.
The State us. Joseph Bradley-Larceny. Case
continued and prisoner discharged on his own re-
cognizance.
The State rs Michael Kennedy-Assault and
Battery. R. " SEYMOUR, Esq. for defence Not
guilty.
This was novel case. The prosecutor, Richard
Deveaux, being confined in the jail at the time
that he brought the action against Mr. KENNEDY,
the ialors son (who assisted his father in the dis
charge Of his duties), for violence used upon him.
II appeared shat Deveaux had been ordered to a
certain cell and had refused to obey Mr. KENNEDY,
and on the order being reiterated caught his stick
with one hand and seized him by the throat Mr.
KENNEDY, extricating himself, struck him blow
and forced him to obey. There were several wit
nesses examined, who proved that no violence YVES
used, but such as the action of the prisoner de-
manded. NIr. SEYMOUR represented the defonco,
and the verdict was not guilty.
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a Valuable Sea Ls!and Cotton PLANTATION on John,s

BY SMITH & McGILk1VRAY,-3
Real Estate Brokers, No, "a Broad Street.
VIII be sold at Public 0utcry at the north stepsof the
Old Custom House, on TUESDAI. the 6th day Of Feb
All that valuAble PLANTATION known as "Acorn
Hill on tho Edenrale Road, near Bugbec Bridge, con-
eass Cotton Lands three hundred and lily $50 aafos Of
which are cleared. Bounded north by'snds Of MR.
Angel, m the south by hnds of-A ..'1ey,s on the
east by the lnnds OF Roper, and west b; Edenyals
Road. ar,
On tho place is good Dwelling. .;sssye..,elt-
These lands are well timberod, and afford splendid
range for stock. Titles indisputab!e :. .a'-s@.s.s
Terms ,nnde known on day Of sale. si;tis .a....-
january 25 tnW4 2
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LOCAL I-4MlA.'TTERS.

TRLEdRApHo BosH. - NIr. RANDALL, OF "a.
said sob bosh. This very important dispatch
will be found in our telegraphic column; and VT
hope none of or readers will neglect its perusal
Tho entire paragraph, of which the above IS an eX
tract, will convey pretty good idea OF tho amenl'
ties of Congressional debate.
INCREASE or BANK CAPrTA1.-since the piblica
ton of our article on this subject in yesterdays
issue, wo have been informed that a project is on
foot to organize another banking association i'll
this city with cash capital Of $500 ,O0o and power
to increase to $500, 900. Parties elsewhere have
promised that if $4,000 OF moro be subscribed
hore they will subs rbe the rest of the capital
quired. Tho plan mcots With Very general ap-
proval from our merchants and men of business
who have keenly feit tho great want of increased
banking facilities, SO necessary to tue trade and
prosperity Of our city. The subscription list Will
soon be opened, when our citizens will have an
opportunity of subscribing for the stock
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DoWIE s. NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, MINEAlAN & CO., Agents.
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DISTRICT Counr-Judge LOGAN, Presiding.-Thc
State os. Jefferson Mouzon and Sarah Mouzon-
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nLows, HARRows, cULTIvATORs HORSE HOSE
Corn Mills, Corn Shelters. Feed Cutters
Cotton, Corn and Garden Seed Planters
Grain Cradles, sythcs and Suaths
Shovcls Spudcs Forks and Hoes
Rico and Grain Fun Mills -
Hand and Power Cotton Gins
Horse Powcrs-of all kinds
Reaping Machines, Threshing Machines
Grain Separators and Cleaners
hGENTGz FOR .TfIE
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DOWIE g. M OIS E,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS

No. l51 Meeting street,
OPPOSITE ZCHARLEST0N no TEL,
Charleston, S. c.
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VALUABLE .ExponTe.-Several large and valuable
cargoes Of cotton have been cleared at our Custom
House during tho week; among them we noticed
the ship Nereus loaded for Liverpool, by Messrs.
WILLIS & CMsoLM, with a cargo of 65 bales of
Sea Island cotton and 1885 bales of upland cotton
the British bark "1Re Queen" by Messrs. R.
MuRE & Co., with 800 bales Sea Island and 1872
bales upland cotton. The bark 1oscano, Captain
DE1ANo for Liverpool, by Messrs. STREET Bros g.
Co., with sO1 bales Sea Island and 1909 bales up
land cotton. This last cargo is considered one of
the largest ever put in o ship of this size, and
weighs 913,9 pounds. It was stored by we'll
known colored stevedore, Joe Edmondston.
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{
j. Z. BURKE ESP, followed and explained the
na turc~ of murder, homicide and manslauGhtcr,
quoting from different authorities, aud showing,
from tho evidence advanced, that tile lrovocation
was great, Dantzer Icing large strong man, and
armed witl. IL stick, with Which llc intimidated
Jenkins who told him to keep back, and The shoot
ing WAS clearly justifablo homicide.
The first two gentlemen were young practtlon-
ers and their arguments were marked with II Ge-
gree of clearncss and knowledge of the different
legal points that will ultimately tend to give them
high position at tho Bar.
Attorney General HAYNE argued tho caso for the
prosecutions and L, W. sraArr Es'I., closed lor
the defence.
The Judge sun,n.cdnp tllceydcn C and charged
the Jury, who returned i verdict OF Guilty OF
AIanslaughter.
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THE PANonAMA.-Thc wonders OF Heaven still
continue to draw large audiences. The angels arc
moro than angelic, while his Satanic Majesty might
be mistaken for a fnc-2ooking fellow. Paradise Is
a avery lovely place, but the Plains OF HeaSon are
of tho earth earthly. Wo cannot help when look
ing upon these scenes, thinking how much better
off we would bo if EVE had not transgressed. But,
if the painting be correct, it was great tempta-
tion, tor they we're splendid apples. Those tha:
are familiar with the Book Of Revelations will eas
ly recognize the scenes depicted in the Apocalypse;
and those whose religious education has been ne
elected, by listening to the lecturer, who is thor
oughly au fat on the subject, can readily apprc-
ciate the skill Of the artist.
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,rcparod by 7. W. MARsDEN, No, 4s7 Broadway, New

Price, 50 cents small bottle; 81 large size.
KING & CASSIlDEY.
Wholesale Agents, Charleston,
GOODRICH W1NEiAN & CO..
Wholesale Agents, Charleston
And all Roail Druggists. 3mo Decembcr4
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4. All that LOT OF LAND adjoining the above on t
west aud known by the rumber 49,
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Ftcrnit,sre, Horses, Vehicles, DC, az AUCTION.
| By SMITH s. McGILLIVRAY,
| No, "a Broad street, south side, near state
street. =4s.zs..1
Sales of FURNITURE &C., at private residences t.
taF.lcd to at moderate charges.
Auction every WEDNESDAY fol, HORSES, VEHICLES
FURNITURE, &C., at hallpast u o'clock, Ut our Office
October -
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The lhrcc story BRIcK RESIDENCE, No. SO Meeting
street. Lot measuree 42 feet front by ali feet Deep and
ll5 feet deep on buck liEc. Apply as above at
January Is - 1uf4 DO. % BROAD STREET
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-1rynnR DECREE IN EQUITY.

January8 tut Moster III EqM
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PRIVATE SALES.

BY SMITH d McGnLIVRAYSt' a.
Real Estste Brokers, No. "a Broad Street.
at Private Sale. -
HOUSE and LOT known as No. 12 Pitt street on the
East side between Wentworth and Beaufain streets Lot
Al by 104.
ALSO,
Nos, and Duncan street, south sde Lota q BY 1S5
each mora or less January n
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

snuary IT. 1tu =. nas.e- -o - -e9o =
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BY IN. MARSHALL & BRO.
On tIEsDAY 29th nstaut at IL O'clock will be sold at
=. 49, the old Exchange, 60
FARM Of 61 acres, more or Lea. being part Of the
e1vidcre lands and bounded north and south by ave-
nues, ind cast and vest BY farms OF Harleston and
White. - ,
in one and two years. With interest Be-
cured by mortgage Of promises. 1.,,s,.,,v ar
Purchaser to nay us for t2peFs. .danuAry 20 =
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MEMS OF THE D.4 7.
: 70 shoe thepe,y age and body of the times.


Mr.. Anthony, ofSenate committee to walton
the President, reported that they had perform
ED the duty assigned them, and that the Presi.
dent had requested them to inform the Senate
that he would make to, day some further exc
cutive communications, but at present he knew
no reason why the Senate should not adjourn
at the time fixed by the resolution of the 18th
Instant The Senate took recess from five
till half past seven o clock 2 @I.5f%E5
An expedition to Russian America IS nov
being organized by the Department OF State,
for making thorough scientific explorations OF
that region. It is thought that the expedition
will be ready to start about the first week IN
May. The gentlemen to compose the scentl-
fc corps have not all been designated; but 1t
is said that Professor Baird, of the Smithson-
ian Institute, will be of the number.
At Mount Morris Pennsylvania, Oh Sunday
night, Martin Cane got up about midnight,
andproellring IN axe returned to his bed ana
beat out the brains of his wife. After striking
her two blows on the head, the murderer pro-
ceeded to thu yard and with his suspenders
hung himself to a tree. ---..
The Senate yesterday, in executive session,
had warm aud protracted debate on the
nomination of HenryJ. Raymond as Minister
to Austria The nomination WAS finally lad
on the table, which will probably have The
effect Of postponing it's consideration until
December. -
There is excitement at Rochester and there
abouts in regard to gold discoveries IN The
town of Madoc, some seventy miles nolthea cas- OF
Cobourg in Canada. Gold il reported In
alarming quantities, and of the richest deScnp-
ton. Fabulous returns are made from rock
and dust. .. H.s-.
The new French steamer Darien was seized
by the Custom House officials at New Orleans
on Saturday last. One of the inspectors dis
covered petty officer of the vessel taking
away, in hack, bags filled WITH boxes OF tine
cigars. ........ ...'. ..... .........
Mr.. Stanton, Secretary of War, arrived at
Mount Vernon, Ohio, on Wednesday, on his
way to visit his mother, who resides In Gam
bier. He will remain in Gambler about a
week. and return direct to Washington.
A Radical mass meeting was held at Peters
burg, on Thursday night. Mr.. Conway, CT
New York. addressed the meeting, and the
resolutions of the Richmond convention were
ratified Good order prevailed. ....
Senator Wilson started last night On his
Southern tour An effort is making to induce
Horace Greeley, Rev. Mr.. Beecher, and other
prominent Northern Radicals, to also visit the
South and address the people.
The Senate, yesterday, confirmed no nomina-
TONS but rejected thirteen, including MIR.
Hallister, Of Connecticut, as Consul iie"eral
to Havana, ........
We are happy 10 announce that archbishop
3palding is improving in health,
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An IR1sH CoLoNT. Minor & Co., Of this
place, have received an application Tor lands
upon which to found an Irish Colony-say Of
two thousand persons.
It is desirable to procure lands at as low q
rate as practicable, and OF course continuous in
point of locality fredericksburg Herald.
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NTEW SPRING GOODS"

NEW SPRING co D.,
W.: respectfully request our friends. ana tile
public generalIy to call and e%hnine the large
ceiving, consisting in part q LADIES' DRESS
GOODS Of nearly every description, such as
Plain, Black and Colored Silks, Bombazines,
Alpacas, colorcd and black, 1--WE ask special ut.
tontion TO our "a Alpacas,) Plain and Figured
Mousins; Sd Grenadines Pure Mohairs, Pep
Real Velvet and Thread Laces Lace CaTnbrc
md Linen Collars Shawla and Mentels, Of
newest styles; Gloves, Hosiery of all kinds, for
Ladies', Gentlemen and Children, (thc2e articles
have been selected with care, and are very
cheap, Beautiful Grenadine Ties for Ladies
all kinds Of tics for Gentlemen; White Goods,
such a. Plain, Striped and Bard Cambrcs,
Nuin:ooks and Sy7i:; MusliEs; a fine assortment
of Plain, Swiss and Urgandy Muslin:, A. t" I'D
wide some very fine Ladies Plain EmOroider-
ed and Lace Trimmed Handkcrchcfs fine
line Of Plain and Heavy French Linen and
Silk UandEerchiefs for Gentlemen.
We have q very fine line Of Black Cloth and
Cashmere, (French) also great variety OF Do
mcstic and Foreign makes -.-,-,,,r.-o,-.
LINEN AID COTTON III tETlNGS- q
large supply, and much under former prices
Bleach and UnbleachcI Cottons Calicoes,
Gingharns. Tickings and Checks; Gra:: and
Spanish Linens for Gents Coats and Ladies
Dresses.
Umbrellas Silk and Cotton; purasols, Eng
lish and American, OF nearly every description.
Gents Gauzc and Cotton Shirts ana Shirt
Fronts, w0Tc and S1wcu. go,
Flannals, white and colGrcd NlI wGol, SIZE
Warp and Domestic
The best assortment Of Brussels 3 ply ingram,
Venetian, Hemp and Rug Carpeting, Oh Cloths
and Mnttings We have ever offered. All OF
these goods will be offered at price: that cannot
fail to please .,.,.,..,-,,r,
NH ID WILMER 4 SLAlMhhEk.
IL T.. ROXB RY,
WITH BARNES i MlILHELL,
DEALERS IL
BRITISH, FRENCH,
GERMAN AND
DOMESTIC DKI GOODS,
20. 6, MARKET SPACE,
I.b o. tt WASH1NGTON, d. G.
- OBERT l.. WOOD,
IL Would call attention u hi~ large and
desirable stock Of
DR. G q d d s.
now in store, and TO which we Will lie making
additions from the newsstand most choice goods
Of the season.
Dealers are requested to call and examine cur
assortment before making their purchases.
No 10, King street, one door from Wash
inytOn street. under Orange Alexandra Kali
road Office. 10 7
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The account Of the Radical Convention ut
Richmond, as published in the Washington
Chronicle commences thus The spirit Of
old John Brown has at last captured Virgin
ia! And this is ''the feast" to which the
citizens Of Virginia are invited
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lated an independence, and the colored men
conld do the same. The slaves had as much
noItica] liberty during the war as he mad. he
could not vote for Lincoln without rlsklng his
fa ICries "yhy didn't you do it
lie wanted equal rights for all, but did not
,,o,t tha negroes put above white men.
IH;s remarks were very i'll recel we'd, and his
voce was frequently drowned by opposing
cries. ,J.,c,,,,, -,
lie didn't want to construct platform on
,rh;aI oil HMM men could not stand, and
hnnaI M such fire brand as cOntscatl0n would
ne thrown into this Convention. tie tavored
the resolutions as they at present Stoo'' anu
tho man who could not stand on them, was
was not worthy Of the name OF loya, man !,
Clements, OF Norfolk, regretted that the
resolutions had not put the seal OF c]ntemr;'t.cn
on the party which, while the rebels OF Il .He
South were massacreing negroes at ror'
Pillow, we're hanging the negroes to The lamp
posts of New York. lie meant the Democrat
ic party. lie had this in him, and be wanted
10 get il out Of him. He wound up by hiring
broadsiie into The 'lntclnol L"coio'"
party" ...
George Dixon, colored from fredericksburg,
said lie and his colleagues wan:ed TO let ny
cones lie by. cones, but they waLted lands, and
Mr.. Burgess was one-Sidcd man II he SAId
thew oughtu't to have lands ti Congress GLIB 1t
10 'en Mr. g. was conditional Republicans
(Cries Of that's 50, good, hit him aGaln-tats
de- talk
Rush Burgess said he was IN qmcondltlonal
Republican, and every one IN Petersburg would
tell them So
DR.. Watson SAID the platform had gwen
equal rights to ALL and he didn't favor making
Il ,,f, thank lOpl- yph a
J. II. Platt, OF Petersburg, urged dispatch
and vote on the resolutions Immediately. -
He adiu,ei Them for cd s sake and their own
sakcs not to kill the Republican party OF Flr-
glnia at the very outset. .... ...
Martin Meredith Lipseonrh: OF hlchlnhnd,
said this party couldn be beat, and II beat 1t
could fall hack on Congress and oa-t The party
which beat them from office, for the other had
no one but ndrnw Johnson to fall back nn.
LiOscomb Wa2 one Of the most ultra Oh
aecc5slonlaus, and on the passage OF the secs
sion ordinance in 1861, Was the prime mover
in dragging cannon through the streets, IL
blow the Yankees ont OF water.
William Frccland, coIored. Of Petersburg,
said ii their demands 7ere not complied with
they would enforce them by violence. lie ask
ed no odds Of anybody, white or black. God
worked in Il mysterious way and they would
lombard their enemies with the ballad" box
al The polls His remarks were greeted with
immense applause.
Butte said The conGscalion Law Of Congress,
rassed during the war, was still IN force
Now, what do &c want? Cries, We want
execution Of it. Congress has done all that
it can (Crics OF oh, no dat dey amt
Lewis Mckenzie raised point OF ORDER
The gentleman had spoken too muck i'll this
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We have batch of fresh and contradictory
accounts from Matchmaking certain or reli-
able. Macmillan is evidently in tight
place-and it looks as if both the city of Mex
leo and Vera Cruz would soon surrender to the
Liberals He is said to have been recently
slightly wounded in an engagement
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une Of the rumors in Washington is thst
she summons to Messrs. Trenholm & Go. to
appear before the judiciary impeachment
Committee was issued on the "alegation"
that million Of dollars in gold had been paid
TO secure the pardon OF blockade runners
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French scientific men predict that The sum
mer OF 1867 Will be cold and vet like that Of
1866, and they bottom the prediction on the fact
that immense masses OF ice have broken or are
producing cold and Vapor.
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ALEXANDRIA,.
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 20.

The radical leaders in power, do every thing
possible toinsult annoy. and Cypress the Soutll-
ern people--impose upon them every disagree,
able exaction they can invent-and threaten
worse evils; and, then, complain that the
South is not in love with their rule, not pleased
with their action, and not delighted at their
course T.! Surely, this is requiring little too
much from human nature-too much from
those, even, who desire to be patient and sub
missiee:' under the evils they endure. Mag
nanimity on the part of those who are placed
in situation where they can iufict injuries
nigh induce respect-snd in time, might do
nore. But continued vindictiveness and malice
never yet won mans heart, or enlisted peo-
pie affection 1t is impossible that they should
We believe that the course Of the Radical
leaders, since the war, has done more to create
and pIolcng sectional alienation, than did the
war itself 1t has been nearly as repressive, if
not az destructive, to the material interests and
efforts Of the citizens Of the Southern Soates
as contest of arms It has chilled enterprise,
burthened industry, interfered with business
and trade, and checked the movements Of u
whole people towards restoration, harmony,
and a re-establishment Of affairs on a firm
foundation, under the government OF the Uni
ted States Can, under such circumstances,
it PROFESSIONALLY expected, that the South should
exhibit pleasure or satisfaction.