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The DEMONSTRATION Imbr0gliO--
Conjecture About StantOn's Re-
mOYal-RumOr of the Removal OF
Secretary SeWard-Scheme to Arm
Military Organizations in the late
InsarrectiOnary States - Object,
Another Assault Upon the Govern
meni-General Steadman to be APP
pointed Secretary of War-The I'm
peaehment Question Again.
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The 9Tmpfachment Cues
ton Again sa.a
-ffS -
Great Fraud on 1.-The Gov
ernment Discovered.
70 Soldiers'Discharges Forged
A swindle of Millions of
Dollars. ~

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VIM g. HAZELRiGG, Collector
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.ANs seF5 TIE peculiar taint q.
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NJ p. in the constitutions Of
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descending "from parents to children unto
the third and fourth generation; indeed, it
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TIE peculiar taint O.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-11-21
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Congress has
resembled.
Gen. Gregory, Of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau, has heen mustered out Gen How
ard is the only one Of the volunteer gener-
ais remaining.
Unsted States Attorney Chandler, Of
Virginia. knows Of no reason why the
Davis trial can't proceed on the 25th.
The President has receive d Gen. Grants
reports.
Chief Justice Chase considers the Uni
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1t is stated that Thad Stevens will sup
port Secretary Stewards West India Islands
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Senator Wade repudiates the remarks
attributed to him disparaging Gen Grant
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The revenue receipts to-day were $685., :
600. The receipts of customs for the
week ending November 10Th were S. 373,-
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Special treasury agent Randall leaves
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Secretary Welles is much better.
Mr. Davis leages Canada to- day. He
goes from New York to Richmond by
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November
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Charles y under. Joseph Hickman. JOS
Moore, Samuel Moore, Gilbert S. Meem,
Ben. Wierman, William A. Quick,
Zachariah Shirly John Whitmire, Peter
Myres. Joseph Lonas, Casper Hinkle,
Thos. Kerlin, John Crawford, Nathaniel
Arneutrout, john Nef, and Daniel
NeH.
The Chalrmen Of these committees are
requested 80 convene together as many of
the members as possible, in the shortest
practicable time, after the receipt of the
notice, who will take such action in the
premises as they may deem best for thor
ough organization in their respective Mag
isterial Districts
The Committees have been made large
in every District, and large number of
the Wembers appointed in the towns, in or
der that there mag be no difficulty in get
ting together at any time sufficient
number to transact business. 1t is urged
upon every member ofthese Committees to
act with energy. And the people general
ly are earnestly called upon to co operate
IN the great work of preventing, if possible,
the State Government from being placed
under the control of negroes
MARK BIRD.
Chairman Central Com mittee.
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Correspondence Of the Herald.
LURAY, November 10. 1867

LURAY, November 10, 1867
Messrs. Editors: On the Sd of December
the negro meeting called to convene in Rich
mond. by the negroes black and white and
W misguided gentlemen. will be a blessing
Tie object Of the assembling of that Conven-
ton will be TO pass q Constitution for the
State of Virginia, n Constitution already fra
med, whose constituent parts will be negro
supremacy and the eternal ost1acism of the
wh,fe men in he State. 1t is proper for us to
meet The emergency squarely and fairly, to
look these terrible realities in the face, and
resolnely to determine within ourselves to de-
fend our hearths tones and honor against these
tncroachments vi On them, with all he appi-
ances Of laten, force and energy with which
God has blessed us rs people. In enquiring
what is the object of this crusade upon our lib
critics, the answer echoes incontrovertibly to
perpe;uate he infamy ald humiliation of rad
zeal partisan power. What will be the result
OF these scenes, 30 far successful as to reach
their legitimate contamination. This, nothing
less, the utter degradation Of all the white
people in the State, regardless of age. condi-
ton or sex; to strip us Of all power to resist
radical outrages upon our libery and lives; to
grind land holders in the State to the dust
with the onus Of taxation to support their
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-11-21
Mr.. DayiSS Trial,

The New York Herald says: That Da-
Wis will be arraigned and will plead to the
indictment for treason is quite probable
but that he will be tried on the charge Ell
Their at the approaching term or in May no.
body believes. However, the law officers
of the government will have the satisfac-
ton of bringing him all the way from Can
ada in his somewhat feeble health, and by
so doing will, of course, have conscientious
ly performed their duty. Is it not almost
time that this farce should end
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Appreciated Negro Outbreak in ia


KINGSTON, JAMAICA, November IS
There is a fear OF another negro riotous and
revolutionary outbreak The Parish Of St.
Thomas in the East is threatened on the
present occasion as IN the case Of the form
er rebellion. There are as many as four
hundred negroes disciplined according to
military practice and ready to take up
arms. The Protestant Rector of st Da-
vids Parish has been already admonished
by the leaders of the colored force. A
great panic exists all over the Island in
consequence Severe shocks Of earthquake
were experienced on the days of the 18th
and 18th instant, about the hour of noon.
No lives lost
THE FIRsr VIcrIMs OF the fifty ne
groes arrested for participation in the riot
near Perryville, South Caroline, and ac-
count Of which has already been published,
six have been convicted Of murder. and
sentenced to be hung on the 9Th of Deem
Der. They we're part Of an organization,
or league, presided over by white man,
ON being Admitted member Of which,
they were, as was testified to during the
Investigation, required to take an oath new
er to reveal anything relating to their or
ganization, or anything against the other
members, On pain Of having their heacs
cut off They were also sworn to stand by
each other in all danger, whatever it might
be- even to the risk Of life The president
Of the league, a so-called white man, nam
ed Alexander Brice, we presume managed
to purify himself in the eyes of the law
as his name does not appear in the lists Of
victims. These murders all grew out of
the teachings of Northern fanatics
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They are laying down new carpet in
the Senate Chamber at Washington black
and yellow figures on crimson ground
Anything symbolic?
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Chairman Central Committee

The Committee Sd. Magisterial District,
as appointed by the Central Committee,
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JAS. S. TROUT. Chairman.
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The city of Yeddo, in Japan. is the
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An Ohio paper remarks that ''Fhe De
movrats ought to be satisfied. We have
the United States Senator, the Legislature,
beat the negro amedment, and won nearly
all the money the Republicans staked on
the general result"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-11-21

The State Convention of the Fenian
Brotherhood of California, at which sixty
five circles were represented unanimously
endorsed Roberts. and resolved to support
his efforts to equip the Irish republican
army.
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