The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-16

sequence OF his services i'll attending yellow
foyer patients at the post this fall. Io was
sentenced to imprisonment for life.
The official vote of the State of Virginia. is
rs follows: Whites 1924, blacks 93,G5G
For Convention, II, ,S3J whites and 925O7
blacks. Against Convention Gl ,2I9 whites
G3O blacks. Gen. SchoGcld's view of cnmplnirts
Of fraud, is about to order new census of the
voting population Of Richmond.
Miss Antoincttc Cline, beautiful and high
ly respectable young lady of Frederick, Md,
whilst returning to her home few nights ago,
was brutally outraged by negro man, who has
been arrested and committed to jail There
was great excitement in Frederick about this
dreadful affair
The National I"trNycnccr says that the scs-
sion "f Congress from November 2lst to the
first Monday i'll December will be devoted to
impeachment; and if tho House refuse to I'M
peach the President, Il resolution of ccnsurc
will be offered us an alternative measure If
they can't whip Mr.. johnson, they can make
mouths ut him.
Bennett has poor opinion of the Southern
Solons. He thus snccrs ut their Conventions
:'As they will be all Radical, and considerably
mixed with black, VIC may expect them to
play such fantastic tricks before high Heaven
as will make the angels weep and the North
crn Democracy rejoice. After the tragedy
comes the farce
1t is currently rumorcd to-day that the
;'Grant Committee have canvasscd the Ra,li-
cal members present: and find that Il ira
jorty are favorable to Congressional an
nouncomcnt of the General as their candidate
and that convention be dispensed with he
letter of acceptance, in that case. to be ,.rc
pared by the committee. will constitute The
platform OF the party This is probably what
is referred to i'll dispatch from this city To IL
Baltimore paper lIio.hiny'ou C"r. Ht,h;nrrc
Gft:ctic. Nor. II.
\ despatch dated Paris Nov Iiih. says
the Pope. when receiving the French stall
said; That there WAS happiness in h;.viil" Tie
French about linn. but it was never 81 great ;,.
during. the recent peril. He thanked them
and France. anil Napoleon for his lcl;vc:an"c
anarchists Will, flags of rapinc and dcvasta,i
The vaor of the lapals had defended the Pa
pal See. The French came to crown S,lcn.l-
i'll defence After referring to Cath lie synl
pathy he gave the army Of Napoleon .ml
France y blessing.
WIN ~ f.vart~. r. ii. Dana. Genera. T. -,
and District Atsorncy-';cncral Chandler vi!
appear III the prosecution in Dav::; case h,d
several hours consultation in Washington on
the 18th inst All these :.cmtr,scii are ready
to proceed Tic 18th. 1t is the desire Of
counsel tor defence that Chief Justice Chase
should preside in conjunction with judge IL
,ortant legal considerations The trial will
proceed on the original Indictment. ,lr
Davis will be present at the time required iy
his bond, although it is doubtful whether t.c
trial will Immediately commence
The yilli.ny Of TIC Halica.s III the l,tr
Georgia election J.. without parallel in History
nc loiuWli., from the '"'N NV @-"' 'I''''':
is sample Of the frauds practl.ed III every
county of the State so far ms heard f,.'n ::
I Yesterday colorcd man asked us if Captain
White. the Agent of the Bureau. could ban
>h him from the country or put linn back into
slavery for not voting" No told him M Of
course, when he informed us that the said
white had sent out word to tho coorcd men
who had not voted, that they were obliged to
vote, and if they did not come to town and
vote they would be banishcd or put back into
slavery"
In caucus of the Radical MINORITY Of the
reconstruction convention which met in Mont
golncry on the ith inst. it WAS decided to
send Il special messenger to Washington to rs
certain from lcaln. Republicans how G,r Con
grcss will permit the convention to 90 on The
question Of DISTINGUISHING rebels aud to-day
the convention by vote of SO to - paStronc:!
further action on the franchise question, until
Monday next. \ resolution was adopted in
structing proper committee to inquire into the
cxpcdicncy of requiring former owners to pay
al III ~.