The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-14
Orr New York Letter.
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lt''H ~ II f,t.'l !ik ''Ik!''ibNlfSi
! Hrw YORK. May Iu.-iN da!7 Snail ,Il"l
jh,i anai ID Ill H.. work. bu tile rlrntlI d;E t,
i!,, Sihhat al the Lord. ynd lnou shalt do liz
/ naHi,,l "i work. Thus are So ,;iInlmcd 10y t!it
! biyinr l.aw; Yet there is ruiE,liN attached q,
Il, l,a>: inIl,r late inlliclon III tue penalty
hundreds AND thousands aye millions of men have
.llSrr=nr,lr the Injunction from time imllrnoria
.fnnS II. kENNLDY. tine Superintendent nf tho
metropolitan Police force here, has created great
,.yritcnicHt and drawn upon his head the inli@-
! ,'ant irnunciation. rthc multitude by ssrln. All
order which is supply as it We're, human endorse
..,cnt of the Law Divine. Superintendent, KENNEDY
lakes the unlssailabe position that TO sell drugs,
~ sc" ars. candy or TO keep open barDcr Shop
~ restaurant. is to do manner OF work. AMI
that therefore these things slond not be done on
SUNDAY. Such Israclit.,s who claim the right 10
keep one their place of business IN Sunday on the
ground that it s not thcir Sabbath, Will be COM
peeled IN srlrll case close Saturday, which Is
their Sabbarl--in other words the human law will
.li,pc men whether they be Jews or Christians, at
least tn respect day the great day OF rest. of
wllic!l the Divine law cnjuins proper observance.
IL Is said that this law il specially aimed at such
Jews H. keep their stores open every dly i'll the
week. II So the respectable classes OF lsraclltcS
will not take exception thcrcat: for q mai
who violates the lsraelitisll Sabbath Is no
nure Il jew than Is Il man who violates the Chris
tan Sabbath Chri tial. There Is an ntcmsc eS-
citcnient about this law. and this. together Will
The discovery Of all organized plan for resisting hy
force and riot and bloodshcd, the execution OF the
Excise Law. has set us all the qu rire, some per-
snis csen anticipating at an carly day repetition
Of the bloody scenes of the July riots. Should
S,lcii t!onSs take place ynlr correspondent Will
circulate around. here there. and everywhere:
~ unless he he taken OF by stray shot, will
keep y"u well posted.
Whether or not this Snndav-lager-dr drinking favor
ing battle will ever take place il very doubtful.
Whether blool will flow instead Of lager no one
can frctcll f'r while on the one hand We arc told
that the beer drinkers will bear their ills more.
&c learn Js contra that tile authorities equal
Undetermined the three thousand biz lmlc'-
men spelling for light and that the militia
will bc Oh hand in ca - OF need. The cItlZcns ar',
much aar. ned; they call to mind tho dreadful
scenes of the July riots, when LeEr"cs were hun;
~ ialmp-pnsts. when tncii anu women wcr Sho;
!owu IN The streets, and wlcn for the tirs! nc Ill
;iiu n,rnory Of the Oldest inhabitants grandfather.
t:lc street cars stopped for several days. An III
t:IlIgcl.t policeman. with whom L had d colIil-
c: cil.I. hiutcd to nc that the rioters VIII hav
~ unpleasant time, siinuld They irr tho tcincrIi;
t. e:dravor to carry out Their pretty little 70:
;.lilrr their ugly hiS) sclclnr, and li'. wnk'd his
exc know nay AZ he informed Inc that the
secret mccliug4 Of the conspiratorS are not
;!litc secret tIcv suppose, III short the slow
is Shutil,; and expressive eye said plainly 4
r,ilrrlv VII kl:ig eye can saw. thlt one nr more
detectives in Disguise attend thcs, meetings fcS'l-
:r,, Thus tin matters stand aS regards the re-
,"yts of riot and boodscd that have had the
| crct of 50 terrifying tho more tnnd that some
,n pln are talking Of moving INTO the c"lili-
;ry TIL the affair is ovcr'tis my opinion. however
Ia, the thug Will never hc over iiasinncli aS 1t
will never br on and will never come oil
r,.uIl
;la,.a lively tune here the lager beer question.
| can ut any raj" promise: To furnish yonr readers
with ls lively an account of the lively and deadly
,lnngs aS my pen will allow.
rlr. WUmrn- Rights Snclet. held their annl-
v.rSarv meeting last night, and Ellzalpcth Cadlv
Stanton, l.ucretia Mott, Susan r. Anthony, aud
nylcr StrnlI. -niiiUlrd ladies'. held forth most clO-
ucntly III support of the doctrine that Il white
woman Is as good black man. and has ~ much
ri.ht Ia vote. The fair orators claim tiIa; your
w;ir, win, sits npin,siie To you At the breakfast
abr can vote perhaps quite as ihtriliS"itly AS
l'nmp'>. w" has gone int" the k''ih IT, bring
III the ::ot rolls; and that y"'i must 'Hllrr ac-
inuwr.l;.,. her To be his inferior, which even IN
tiIis 80. uf p'u.,rSs is not conlCcu, grant her
tlics ~. privileges
T!,. apparently miraculous fcats OF the Japanese
iI,s.iyr:. llavc created such an excitement here
i,Il lis il, tl, cisi uf IlacZcls autuuaiuu chess
iyrr "i which the trek was discovered %, the ii!-
;.un,ii,y at Edgar Poe, people lave come I" the
..n:u~Iu; tl,ri trr" must bH -'in'' iiilnbu%%"rr
At least ar,utthc top trick, and it is HOW conii-
,icutly asserted ana believed, to,ls,l not vet de-
t,clril ar proven that this great ~ feat is done
i,v he :lSSlatacc Of powerful magnets. Ii this bc.
80, aud iravr been sold. lave the consolation ni
Ailowi,.g that | WAS not sold at retail. hut IN Il
Y, ry larsr lot of several thou q d. and that thr
selling sllll goes OH night after nlsnt.
\ trial waS made yesterday of the annihilatnr
which resulted IN marked success. An cmc"-
sire If one hundred square feet filed with
such corlbustibcs savinSs tar harrcs and thu:
like, and the anniialns fluid WAS let i'll; the
lll"l hal no sooner gone well i'll, than the fire
went well out. 1Ihs is certainly very great IN
,cntiun. but il is not claimed that it will work
well OH an extended scale. nevertheless it can be
made very useful for cxtinGushing tires OH their
first breaking ont.
People here seem to be much gratiticd at the re
cept of the news IN relation to tho forthcoming
lrlal of Jefferson Davis, not 50 much from sympa-
thy for the fallen c!licftan as from the clrctm-
Stance that they have grown tired "f the political
white elephant so long and unjustv detained and
denied trial. 1t is the general impression SO Tar
ns have brru able ascertain, that II" jury Will
be able tu agree upon verdict, and that the case
will be eventually abandoned and the prisoner re-
leased.
As regards financial matters. 1t is said that the
supply of money is i'll excess of the demand. But
',r. not so with MOCLTltlE