The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-11

VIII ittUt'ts
Gov Orr IA a late speech to the
South Carolinians, estimates TINT there
are $4,000 colored voters ii the State,
aud ou,y 10000 White ,ot,iK From
.nese facts lie logically dodnces that the
most 10 4 III relations should he culti-
wltcd between the two mees, The pro-
sent plan OF reconstruction should he
thinks, eadoplcd, reeonAnction itself
being inevitable.
The Republican Executive Coiami.-
t G Of Ma land haze called i Border
s ate Convection, 20 meet 10 Baltimore
on the 18th Of September, TO devise
means TO obtain the recognition hv
law over all the country Of tbs antiro
equality Of all American citizens in all
he civil aud political rights, without
regard to color, 4" 10 advance the in
crest and cause Of manhood suffrage,
and 20 demand 81 Congress the passage
Of the Sumner Wilson BILL
The fight Of Horace Greeley and the
Union League club reminds the Journal
of Commu &c Of a ii ~ that used 10 be
told Of Daniel Webster and George
Wood. Mr. Webster having been re-
tanned Id a suit 1T law, and coming TO
court asked his client, Who II The OPP
posing counsel n" The client pointing
10 Wood. who sat in his f~avorilo ntti-
tudc, we'll remembered by all tbat knew
linn, replied, II don't know his name
Its that sleepy man yondcr." You
need not wake linn up said Mr. Web
stcr.
The Ncw York Legislature, at is late
SESSION voted $i29.029 to variuns lio-
man Catholic benevolent institutions.
and but 81, 800 to those of tho Protest
ants and Jews at which there is some
grumbliug among the latter classes,
"A former slave If the Davis family
holds the valuable plantation Of Jeff.
and Joe 4 Mississippi, having pnrehas-
ed them Of tho government for $780,
000, on easy payments, no doubt; and
be is said to be a sklllful manager aud
wa make $4,000 q year profit. He
will 0 o pay for the plantations, but
questions arc already raised a. 20 his
title. II the opinion is sustained upon
which Chief Justice Chase ordered the
revision of one Of Judge Underwood's
confscati0ns-tha there must he con-
We lou Of treason before q traitors
property can be coniscaicd the es-
tates Of the Dayises may yet be %restor-
"a 10 them by legal process. JEFF would
be glad to get his back, for he il quite
poor, aud he cannot rely npou tho
Southern women 10 raise money for
him by flirs and festivals for any length
of time, but there is nothing that
would more yex The loyal heart of tho
country than To see him put III possess
ioc 81 his southern property. They
would greatly prefer to see his former
negro hold it. even If the government
should never realize The price. SPRING
fetd Rfpabf mn.
Another prize has come to Ameri-
ca from the Paris ex~position-a gold
medal to Walter A. Woods Moving
Machine. Mr.. Wood himself is dan
geronsly i'll at bis home in Hoosick,
n. X, and was too unwell to attend the
funeral Of his wife a few days since.
The o4icjal count Of the votes cast
for governor 10 New Hampshire 1T the
New Hampshire at the last election. I
gives Hartman 80, 800 and Sinclair 49, /
057 ont Of a total Of 65 500.
Missouri bias four aspirants for the
vice presidency, VIZ Charles =. Drake
aud John j. Henderson, senator's, u,
Gratz Brown, ex-senator. and Gov
Fletcher.
The late New York Legislature enact
I'd that any person seen with a gun or
fishing rod, On Sunday, except on his
own premises, is liable 70 arrest aud
punishment