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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15
Politifbe Reorganization oes Suoene
pon Bluno aus.

Idtb. SbabbeuS Steuen5 bat i'm Rez
prd ientantcnbaufe oes Gonereifes einen
@tieesntpurf ein9ebrabt, tpel6er wenn
an9enommen, fir ben 9an3en Sdcen
maB9ebeno iein lpiiroe. Sieie Si(l Be-
trlft ,,oie 8eor9anii iation oesfeni9en Di>
itrifts, ccr frdber oen Staat Noro= Caro-
lima bIloete, uno entbdlt fclaence loaupt=
Scitlmmun9en.
Im |. Wai 1867 fol- in 1oro: Caro-
lima cine tonifituirenoe 8eriammlune eez
wdblt peroen. QSdbler iotien bierbei
aue uoQidbri9e Mdnner fsin, Die entwes
Der fbon frubcr bas 8a blrebt oeibt ba.
ben, ooer lie en- uno fbreib E II
fonneu oeer 8runoe Gent b u m
i'm @ertbs pon minoeifcn5 100 Sbalern
beiteen. (Cia @eiben ioQsn alIo nit
pdblen, aud penn iie II 6 iefen uno
fbreiben f0nnen, uuo e n @runoeis
9entbum telieen; fir Die Rseer aber fol-
len oieie Sefbrdnfun9en 9elten J
@dblbar Su Der @erlammluna fcllen
Sieleni9en fein, bic por Dem 2Oiten Mai
1861 jur Staatseeiee9ebun9 BON Nores
Carolina pdblbar iuaren (alGo ur
W e 3 y ipenn ife befbm6ren f6nnen,
oaB iie felt Dem 4ten WGr3 1864 germ
Der pom Sten Secember 1868 oatirten
Proclamation 9incolns (Qufcroerune
3ur unternerfuno unter 3ufiberuna pon
Nmneitie) 9ebor6t b ben no Il r6 en-
lpenn ne 9efonnt bdtten, uno oa6 iiefeit
D m nltpt freWilIi9 fir Die Sortoaue,
Der ic9enannten CONFEDERATION tb6tia ee.
weien itno. Die BON oieIer @erIamm:
lung cntlpolfere StaatsuerfalIuno muf
pom Gon9rsB anerfannt uno eutssbeber
ipereen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15
Mferbalt = SerIdmmluna.

Die f6ts iatrli6s gsriammluns Der Mitslie,
tsr Der ssGa @auntp gdsrtau.@sislf&aft, ipirb
9.balt'n wabsn auf Dtsntass ptn STEM 8struar
nddlsns, um 70 1tr gesmatdss. In psm GmsrI.
can 5Utd. tn Der Stabt auentaun.-au tpslhsr
3stt unb Srt. bss SdaBndasrs idtrli6n 8s.
riot pc'eslrst. uEb bic Bsamttn ndml& YuIt.
Dent, S'tt' pufesnt, SfrrttGr unb S@nbmei1er
Iir Die btfastc @sislIldnft fiir bas sntrsttsnbs
Satr srrasIt-unb anbers ssr5bnIGt @slfdfts,
bs,dsIit auf bic @slsGi6pft abastnneelt wsrtsn
lollsn. gas DitsIister bsr @slslfaaft Fnb
adtursspoa sin9slaosn bsisuwcbnsn. -auf Ssr-
prOnunS Don
d. q. Sbreiber, prsfbsnt.
Srjeusts-Jefbua Stabler, Sse.
Sunudr 5. 1867. n,2r,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15

Bay"3pet ScnntasIdutIstrsr lestin unli1lIi
In elmer Stride Ia @beago sinancr Die Sadft
NIT 5auif uno gidseln aus unb mlbitn OtsNaib
Sage barauf l. S0 tltGfn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15
Don Ulbany,

Oas eoaifitutione(ls 2(menoement an3ez
h noillmen.
NIbanp, 10. San. Ol3 Saus fat ba5
tonaitutIonelIe amenpemfnt arssnoHmsr. Ger
Senat tat baslrlbr IAon scrter st9aA.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15

G1FDsn 9efhmodutufi einseiiebtetsn 8tsitsrtaesn
in otsfsr Siaet-lc ps bic betsn uno wobfsitiisn
Sitsr, 1neet man, menu man anruft bei & boat &
uno Nube, in ber Sit:!5amiltcn strage, sinias
Sbdrsn cbsrbal6 Der Sritosustcte Oruftrsi.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15

G- 98r cine cute gngliibe mHhcntlibe
3eitung baban ipia Der lubiQibirc auf "6crncD'5
YrsBe, "5u YbaoeIpbia-Ii 1T bic bette 3citun8
In bicicm Staat, ipie bieS olle SabUrltdnpigc
aerne ilAeben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15
Eie gcaisGatur pon Hanfas.

Spptfa a, Sanias, IL. Sln. Oas Saus
suiirts ssfsrn bas GetfaHlnss' 'Wmmbsment mtt
rs ssgsn Z Stimmrn unb tsute tpirO fpabrl4sns
lid Der Ssnat pas @lfi6s i6un.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15
G d dtbares
Ste9enbeS Gigent6unt
Sanuar 8 1867.


2uf Ffrutlitfcr Gtntu su Yerfaufen.
guf GemRaBs ran 2ssn 8st,uar, um 1 utr
glshmittnSs. (pd apf tsm gissntSum tltf, In
Dtr Siatt Ii!fntaun, fcl9sNbrs fGdBbars licssnss
&i9ent! um, SfFsn!Iea serfanft @esSsn namlia:
Cine l0Getare 2cttr 0runb
aslrsen an or 6:n S!rnge, glGentaun, ;ril@en
Der Gurnlr unb Gbew, til trsrdnst pur@ Gotten
ppn Wnt!pn g!aY unb Dartrl 9tcyb, sntal,
tenD IN Der Grontf an Der 6.sa Strlee stra 40
5ub uno Ia efE Gitf' 230 Sg6. Dararf i sr'
IS ri&tft
::::::: Gin 3frri iiSfi8tsS Gatffeiueres
....i.k9 QSpBntaus,
10 gut als ntG, nit elmer fsbr gsrdanIgen unb
b,aa mn SiiGe, dn gutter S5rdm StalI, uno o1es
1onf glStbtss. Sis eCtts n fsrma0tn NIT Obf
bspFan,t, 70 BOP Fs nIat In alsntaun iibsrtrpf,
fsn wspsn fam.
Sc IN eiss Burli&es gissn.9um unS RauTas
lSe t0un mott tfm 1frfapf bd,urppbnsa.
Sc III biss Gin 5bsii bes bintsrlalIsnsn lifsfn,
Sfn gem5ger5 bss Sfrllprbrnfn sB 1T m
% datsr, Isst0Ia vOn tslaStsr stapt pnb
@aun.9.
Sim ndmliaen Sag unb Srt
ioa et'nfa1s f,l8sress pulSnII9. GissatEum
orfauft pstern, n6nli1:
Gin Sf:n nit 8obr uno Drumr,e, 4 Ba.trn
nit Set!Iapsn. 2 SiIAr. elm Su,cnb 9tdble, elm
9arsau, Elm GssfL cine sint, cine Ssttss, so
Jirb5 Garprts, eth srUe'r esmpn Baum, elm
srubsr Sranstn Baum. elm Giftnf,fsf, ,in fup.
fsrnsr Srifel, 3dbsr unb Safer, Spisssl, a1tn.
tnun @smrterp eoits No. 227, elm gntbtH tfs
Spds Der 9eaa County adnbau @eleaf@aft,
cine Sadubr unb eanbfars. tins GlIntt, Sbgpe,
Spate, Mjilsabrl, Gtuttads, Naisnsrearen
uaO fOHa nod psls @ttifsl 81 unfanoIa 81
mflbfa.
Die geSinsur 8sn am gsfGufstass uub auf,
pa.tun9 sra
gtatbln Wubter, }
Isubsn 8ubtsr, ! ge'ors
,Senrp 8uhter,
Sinuar 8, 1867. r,sR
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15

pdsz8sinss Gal, In srO5r Ma6. ruatte in
fHbpsali@sn RarlaS ssfunSsn. G' fed rs 1T
Iolibsr Wii's Yorfnosn. 70 ba6 es teI brr &arrea'
Iabuns apfse14aufelt wsrbsn fam.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15

ea~S ct eeut 9 lNten pom 27. 9i,i
bts gum 9. glppsmtr 3.527 gnlcatn an Hsr
Gtolera.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15

B@9rtra Gamilisnmebl fcNst III Sln Stln'
eIeeo Sc, so. Iapnftine5 Sc. 8sitr g4ei,cn
si 80 per Gsn!ner. Sslll&e Butter 30-3l
Gents.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15
S61Bmet iterS He0nung.

Die Re6nune BON eepi ei6tenz
pauner. S6osmeiiter Der Union
8eeenieitieen 8erTbetunos @sleus
fbaft," pom 6ten Sanuar 1866, bic
gum 5ten Sanu1r 1867.
Nr.
Der Re6unes fiDrer. belaifst iib mie
foiDt:
Sanuar 6. 1866. 8ilan, pom Is!sn
Settlement SIS. 90
gprl Z. 1866. BON 3. gobbsr
9remum 1900
Gpril %. 1866, -
premum $50
Stunt 8. 1866, - -
Yrfmium $500
San. 5. 1867, , 4,
9rfmium 1888
Silan, In tsr cd, bsammsr 2079
1922, 80
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15
@efGGfeS : NeEt8ete.

GE5r. @bparo Rube bat Iitb aud pistsr
In Den Srodsnnaarsn Sanbrt bs9ebsn, nno 3par
an leinem oltsn Giant plnee.-Dies mito rem pub:
litum cine isbr wiltommsne 9iocb,ibt fsin-incem
CT tmmer 70 psl neblslsr oertaufts as 0nosrs. uno
feft sntIhlcfen III pisS pisesr su ttun.-sein
Sot in fitbsr nibt ju d6rtrsflen. fisbe fine
QnieQe in oSr beutaen 5eituro l5-2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15

s8- gs tsi5t bag Der eIntse nos tf6cnbc
@,@tOmns BON Columbus nabl!ns amir;tl St,
5dhsn p!rb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15
Sefentli0e 8enou.
Sanuar Is, 1867.
bon peri6nllthem Gi0entDum.

Don perlonllben, Gl9entDum.
Guf GieuaaS uuo Nittroa bfn STEM anb g.
Jebruar, an j!pfm 5aJe um IL uar Wiitdss,
fol- an Der ltstbuisen Reanang oss ptrffortsnsn
9fnttan @rOs, rnsp:it SsSrerls. Ncrbmb'it'
baa 5aunIA,p. 9fGa Saln,p ras iclssnot pettt'
polls bspfsl6s GiS'nibum 6f!ntt4 ofrtauft
tperbfn, nGmtiG: .ag.,s.
Gin 5emilicny i.rp. cia Ftt!ss SaSftn spn TIM
ssfdtr 275 pfInO, Gin .@dulswagsn, Elm l.
Srrdpaeei, Sulfp. SlAtld4htsn. 6olJ&ttsn
fur elm Yiso. slas sd ftinss Gsialr!, Ghcb'
bant, Uupmatls. gFi3', @Bos. sinipSnniBs
pfa abssslairx-st5 pOpoa 70 gut nile nsp, Cat
tell 5lisssnnsB 2 Shdh8s Salh!ri&sllsn,
5suteitnn nit. S&smd, Spsufstts. Sdbfttsn,
Daassn rno SttilIAdie, 5ua.r,ff,. @,asIsn.
fen, Su uno S!rpb tel tsr Tonne. 9Rif, urss'
fdbr 1900 5alansn 9f'tss. SGSblSfs, glasn
unb RaR lnsn Brsttcn, Gin Stiu an Der unca
Sir@s, 9Rslf6fp,nlau,. Saub.lyrin - gsttsn
unb BettIapen, &6ranf. Gmptts, SstrstSr, Bu.
rsau, gti6ts, Sidisn. 2 pi'otca, 2 Fltsrne
1aldsrubreh, 8afol.0aut, Wttlfiilf, 16 Sdfen
NIT eatpsrae. G9nat,, sc6pl.n NIT NCbr,
SOt,. unb scbtenofcn NIT Rctr. mUusrs Slan'
Tets une 1,ppiGe, 3d5tr. StSnesr, @Snts. unb
nod picls anptre Snuan anp Saue8srGtts, 81
umfGntliH ar3uf iblea.
Die 8tbtneurSr ari gsfaafstas' uaO auf'
tpartun8 ccn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15
gttsr Peters. SCGs,e, C,eg,s ! QO'os:

F&. am natn Gage tsr Gentu wlrb bonn
Gis,nitum Der DIttps Glrb psrtsuft pie fotst /:
Gin Buggy 70 gut we ntu, Britt unp Sstttabc,
Ssitts unO Sfsa, SpIessI, uaG ro5 anesr
SaGen.
Sanuar IS, 1867. n,3w
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15

p~S prS ntdbt por .Wtle San
uar In ben Btr. Stiatsn anfcmmet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15

G5-28. 6. 9 mi 3, BET poblfsils @rc,sreisn>
pinoisr, in Der Sten StraBs in oislsr Stabt, bat
tpiseer einsn bsrrti6sn S.ct Gdt,r sin9sls9t-tis
ct, uno mir iasen es unpsrboblen uno In rcIen Grn
l5-2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15
Pin Derfud,, cine gebensperGd5erunss
6CfCIIfd3aft 3u betrnaen.

6 Gincinnati. 81. Deg. @eifern
berri1te in sebanon, Sbio, cine 9roBs
Aufre9un9 pe9en oes Serfube, eine 9e=
benepsrlicbsrun9c: Seidtlbaft 5u betri=
gen.
Sin Wann, Hamens MeSarren fam
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15
SefenttiCbe 9Senb1t.

Iuf Dienita95 Den l2ten MdrS, um
10 lltr gOlmittass, loll.n am 5auie S,S Ilrtss>
fdrsterm In g,eirigt tpiQe. fotasugf t,wfD!IGs
Otter Efcnti& psrfauft wsrttn, EGmltQ:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15
N q d t / 0 I

Miro btsrmtt Ssss6sa. sab Der untsr;r@nde aia
er"ntcr 3rn Der 5Intsrla1snfGaft hts paaorts.
men J EspR 5. Ser d ltbttin ron Mmunee
SaunlGtp. yt4a GauhIp, arssasqt wctftn
tf.- Muf Dieisnissn eabsr,. nsfde nod an
99:iaSts btnterlaisnlGaft f&ulbis iinb, ptresn
eiereurdp auf9sforSert inntttalb BcGm an.u.
rnIsn nno at3ubsjablsn. - llnO SoIGs bic nod,
rs6ImaBt9s 5orbtrurgfn satea mGssn, iIfp alsinz
talls erIu6t lciGs tnnrrtaIt teIngtr Belt rutt,
tfltatist 'in,ubdneiLsr, an
10. 2. 5uber. Gr'or.
Sp'"ef' 10. sa6us
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15

Mittel sur .Seilun9 Der 8aiIeriubt J!
Olsle Msbistn tat i& bister In adsn 5datn
sls upi,tlsar tswtslsn.-3u batsn Eel
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-15

gift isinsn 6rcunrrn nnb ttm aGgmsInsn Dub.
lfam aisrrarn NlATitt, tab er lelbli p!sp!r In
, 1867-03-23

the question should not bc whcthe' a candi-
date Wan black or white, but was he honest?
Tho Hon. w. +. DeIaussure and Jas.
6. ihlrs, ESQ, delivered short addresses,
a!tor %s}}.lcl. The procession t"1- reformed and
marched back to the church.
The strictast order prevailed, which is
partially duo TO the eycellent management
IofChief Marshal William Simons and other
influential members Of tho various ~associa-
Iilsus, Taken in MI itA bearings, the p,racNnt
feelings cnycnlcrcl BY Ibis .atilcrin. can
not be too highly appreciated, nor its I'M
pprSr,ce ovcr-esti:natcl- Disfranchis"l
whites were invited To al !rcss uniranc!isc,l
blacks. and the advice giscn waa received
in the spirit in which it WAS axtcnlcl; Willie
the remarks Of tho colorel speaker. were
OF such Il character 10 to Slso general salts
faction.
Ia the evening . torchliyht proce7rio,.
was formed, and calls were made upon
Chancellor Carroll, w. X. Bacl,nan, Esq,
and other prominent citizens, who delivered
inpTonli,tu addresses, when The celebrations
ista returned to their RENDEZVOUS and were
Dismissed"
, 1867-03-23

with il III %Eorriny one nation, where 10
man is master md II, man is u slave; y hose
prosperity xhai com. from %justice, and il,
fruits bn peace good will and brotlorhorl.'
The Genera wua frequently interrupted
with applause, ind 1T the close cf III. al,
dress Il vote Of thanks was given him y,
the audience fr tin. able aud Interesting
manner in which he hal addressed them.
The Indiana friend; OF Sct>.tor Morton,
recently complincntc,l him Nth a srrcnal.
and IL r%esiprfn he mad: a y1coc l,, N which
be bore testlinany to the bravery Of 90
600 ln'll'u, troops who altered the ~S:ryic,:
to SUPPRESS the R-'~!lion, none u wi,ntn
had brought ~lia:rr.c. upou our ii., ml
none Of whose officers ,iAi, Il hl,i.!o~
which led to iciaa;. After ,ysah..,:, III
the m'i.cr;l sad agricultural r,sioriaas Of
that state, and rnnarhin: tl.. in l@.Q Il;
population vii! be two m.ill;tna. b, f.il
Congress had r%,ecn:ls pass . gfo,s ,a.a.
sure 0! reconstruction. !y With rro;cc,i.n
WAS TO be extended to hnth wili;. ami }la,S
loyal men against persecution and murder.
and NJ tho same time Al! -ivil ANA r]oli,ical
r rlta Conferred upon th.,n. Tile recon
struc:i"n Of spcnty in @;,-s,: States %!.sl! q
on = basis that should las: forever. lie
'ioNsd that the IreAidrnt would execute ill.,.
Law Ill It's letter and spirit. The people ui
the South had d,nc notlin, III: max:
mitt.kas. and The people Of .A]lax.n,!ria
made = foolish mistake w!ca ,h,y d :: |
The National ar.hnri:i..i b. r~oren,ly r,.u,
ing .ia co!orel rnon the ballot. The Suutl.
would make creator mistake if ,hcv 70.
fused to abide By this law. There ...i.,ht
fbe delays in reconstruction, Lut hs %aniici-
p,ted that in tho ycar, the South would be
sdnsit;al 10 Ill is rights. nn,l We mar s,ol,
s"Fe to sce Toe -c '-i~,iion "r rcacafa. a1l
f.:tornal FEELINGS o~,57Jwhrr,. Spe.Arr
Coita1, being csllo,l FOR hi:l'7 culoe;sci
Senator Norton. &c HARM bsca coa:r;cn-
GUS among !hc'.oy.l Governors in :allvinc
troops to the field in The laTc nar, ani i
having crrned for himself the t;,lo Of the
-''ltrr's 'ric.Asr Ile, jnio,sel wh.o the
Senator HAD sad about reconstruction.
: onsrcas had prsuc,. door 10 r,sppfo :hu
Southern States q their civil ana pOli.icNl
I"wcr lr, { ;.e7tx hm, sid 70 tl.nn.
You shall come back u,r,Irl il rev l,bz.
Of liberty snil Justice; .yrr Shall b lrl by
- III p =. - 4. ...##., VI - = ~ .. -A,
, 1867-03-23
A FEW HINTS 30 BUSINESS MIN


- ...-' -..-
Two iilustrious ins.-n,c, Of ,nr profit Of
advertising. are furnished iv the history Of
B,rnu,n's 'Nusrn.u with lie ino,,.eiia! On
itsrpri..s and lionncr's New .ri. I,il,.r.
Each Of these Mcu started With Only y i.w
hundred dollars. Iianu:h s!ou.irrc! II
debit Of 81. hiy thousand dollars, 81 ii t,n
years h.d c.r+cd il sc. and aniassy! II ll,!i
million lie probably paid ~ano,i.cr halt
million for advertising. |lionne. iu> c@S,,,l i
li,hlc OF his money IN getting oat The INST
number Of his Ea,,r, anl behold. il ten
yoaHs nc drives y :ucniy Eve thousand dol
lar team Of his own on broadway, rirru-
laits TOUR hundred tilouaintl cspis- Of his
weekly paper, aud luxu7iatcs iii n @fur;une
that would satisfy a n.bob. DR.. Townsend
started with s. receipt for making, Sars.;:.
rilla {souc Thoughts out Of in"lasses and
wa,er). aud in FIVE year; he WAS dwelling
in II palace Of his Own, costing two hundred
thousand dollnrs, with n quarter million he
hind tpr lis SUPPORT. And those ia+tamr>
could be extended ~miliItn.7!. In fact. the
whole commercial cconomY OF tie na,
ia based upon tic ;lifia,icl or oonI-
n~crcial intelligence. MIA. jrurnalisu
is 10 literature ~ government, ADVERTISING
i. tn trade.
The CHEF advantages Of advertising, Il
must hr remunillcr,ti. lie in - ,ii>j.laviu.
, 1867-03-23

TO InE coLoAGD
PEOPLE.

Rrigslior General Sax.on. recently lee
tured tr the colorei p%cel!e, in the Golnre,l
Baptist Church on ,iichigns Stroot, l'uf-
falo. \. Y. lie cnmmonccd by al!ulin.
to the expedition which captured Port
Royal early in tha war. saying tho only
people they found wore tho so.callcd contra
bands. who everywhere received them with
demonstrations Of joy. They had no fear
Of the Yankee, notwithstanding the Efforts
Of their masters 10 shake their faith in the
belief 'hnt The coming Of the Yankees
would hurrt their bonds. He gave an az
count Of his Is h"rs rs Q!nar,e!,nss,cr and
Military Governor, and Of the experiment
With the free labor question daring the
years lSG2 and IS, saying tl;at besides
producing. large Quantities Of fsnl ,Aes
L-'"e!1. :..~ a." l.. S.t1'rcasurv hrerS10U,-
900. To- one who knows Tho freed lnsn. the
question, will he work {: ~, san III. zoe a..l
cotton fields Of The South he cultivated by
MS labor, seems aii idle one, ~ il j. answer
Cd By ~rxistin: facts. You may see ]paasin.
along the ducks or Charleston tlluaharis uf
negroes at work with dr.ys, cara', wheel
harr"ws,--ln every conceivable uccupation
~ihoilcnt T. IL commercial DICK. Go through
The market, n large proportion Of thc STALE
are occupied by freedmen; pass doug he
streets. they are ti,e.s with shuvel and pick
axe, llsne and ciiseI, building up the rims
made hy orr shells; ny. in sight Of the broken
ard shattered nioanin.nt Of tue great high
priest "f Ilin South Carolina rlnycho!dcrS-
Cnlhoun-Mho thought that slavery Vas
divine and secession right. Ilis monument
vas broken by orr shells, Us if in mock err
OF the ialseloola Of Which he wa the Great,
appetite"
IA 10 the Insertion that the negro has no
prudence, his v cyperlonc" went to shor
,ha, il was false. IT. October 1861, the
Frnadman's Gon,h Carolina Sa.insa Bank
nas established, aud in = little more than
ore year the frnc,l,nen had deposited two
~hns,lrc.l and forty thousand dollars. Nor
was ,hc free',inall ~".antin" in public spirit,
and his heart had been soi,e,,cd by al1cr.i-
" So that he would share his last loaf with
Il destitute relative nr friend. Three thou
eand ave hundred dollars had been collected
by the freedmen, to erect "A monument {"
the memory Of Col. Sinw who fell in ,hc
charge on Wagner. mad TIE . experience Of
thousands proves That the bossici hoslitali-
" Of the South is not confined II the white
race, hIA exists TO m equal a%tcni among
the eolnrcd race. Ia regard 10 the promises
Of land made to tho frcc,liuen, he said !:
" Let not our Governments, that can l,:e
only in the hearts Gifts whole %rcpIlr, break
ito pledges Ia lis most loyal subjects. who
have aided in bringing about tho hnur Of
It's triumph Onc &c the most hopeful
signs is the intense desire shown iy the
freedmen to acicyr 4 LITTLE learning in the
schools established by the benevolent soci-
cites of the North.
IN conclusion he paii 3" If we would
gather tho legitimate fruitr Of the war. the
nM South must be nhlitcrated and n n.ir
Snrtl. c"iae into the place where il stood,
beautiful with The lw;inty ci t'rrclnm-no'
, 1867-03-23
MASS
COLUMBIA.
I'm
tfToa tbs Columbia I'Ao~nu.

- -
In pursuance Of n notice published in
Ihat Sundays I'h"n'r, the colored citizens
Of the District assembled III largo numbers
at the African NJ. 4. Church, yesterday
assrsinE, At Q O'Clock, and after forming a
procession Of their %variou, societies. march
cd through, tho principal streets, h"aLcd. by
n band' Of III aisle, to the vacant square on
Plain s%troct,,n ust beyond Nickerson'a Ho-
4l. where, } addrcwcs were delivered
b. Coz Waldo Hampton, the Hon. ". l..
D.sau.surt,''Col ". II. Tallcy, lion. F.
J.. Arthur AID James G.. Gibhc-. ESD.
(ths had been specially invited by She com
nittse to address the eoIored pccplc), and
M. 1screrlJ.A ash and the Rev u. pink<,i.
(celored). The proceedings mere opcrea
with prayer BY Rev. Simon Miller, (eol-
.rsd).
Gen. Hampton spoke Of The vnst irnpor-
saAss Of the present mo,ement--not onl.
70 the colorol bu. 70 the white man. lie
sdyised the freedmen to give thair fricnda
At tic Soutth!'a fair trial, and if they wcr
found wanting, il was then time enough {.
80 abroad for sympathy. |. WIS to their
interest to build up tho South for az the
country %prospcre-l, 50 weuld they prosper
The present state Of affairs WIS not brourhs
abons BY the action OF tho Southern ra.-
ple-Nhiis or black therefore, neither
WIS responsible for it.
Hon. s.. j. Arthur said no Tas unable To-
dsl'7" " lengthy address, rs no WAS not
prepared" tor snch an undertaking. ne
was surprnacd at Icing called al for a
Epceeh, and eonld anly .irS q few words Of
seunsel- 1ha occasion Of this celebration
81 Que IN Whi&h Jou have had no agency.
II Is not The mt OF tho white men Of yonr
country - das hoen conferred npon ydn
NJ tao Northern Congress and he hoped
that u would be the mcans Of enliyh'cuins
End improving thor mon'aI' md moral c"n-
dltion. t1e, IN con junction with the white
o't'rena 81 the SOUTH, would ondcavor to
aSSst tncin n D. az me means IN lsieE power,
70 accomplish TINT end. They had the
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