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CHInfNEY CONTRAcTn71Rs

4
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. JANUARY 7, 1s47.
~ Regular Meeting TO be hela Tesday, 18th inst to
an election for TWO CHIMNEY CONTRACTORS one
Persons applying win please name their surette Tho
bond required to DO given Is for $4,000 Letters received
January8 81 Clerk OF Common,
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r O z E N IL.

THO RENT, "A THREE STORY BRICK
L. HOUSE in Wentworth street, between Smith and
Rutledgc streets; contains ten with gas and
water fixtures complete Apply ct the oface Of WILKN
SON l. G1LCHRIST. Attorneys at Law, NJ. 48 Broad
street fmw January IL
TITO RENT, .tBLACKWOOD," ONE OF THE
safest Plantations South Santeo River, containing
222 acres fine Rice Lands. On the place is ThrashcS
and all necessary buildings For further particulars
apply to $. L. HOWARD BRO,
January 10 thst113 Boyces wharf.
THO RENT, ,ACOnIFOfsTABLE A DWELLING,
with all necessary appurtennnces at No. 81 Beauta1n
street Inquire ut No. 27e ling street.
o+,,&1,
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II O r E Is.
VICTORIA HOTEL.

F. OPDEBECK-... Proprietor.
TWs HoTEL Is NOW OPENED ON THE EUROPEAN
4 PLAN; It has been renodel1ed and refurnished
throughout The travelling public, transient visitors or
others. viii find in 1t all the luxuries OF FIRSTCLASs
ESTABLISHMENT. combined with the comforts OF
home J@ @0I- 'I NV 17
The location L one Of the most airy and pleasant for
summer Billiard Saloon for tho lovers of this health
full exercise is attached pains or expense spared to
give entire satzfscdon- F. OPDEBECK.
May II
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NIGHT SCHOOL. "A. 1-"f
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY TIE EXERCISES OF THE
w snbsc1tbers' School will be conducted at NO S64
KNG STREET, east side. one door south Of Geosra st
TniSa Sias Tn be tsnght Writing and
Arithmetic Algebra. Geometry. &C., Political Economy
Rhetoric, Logic. &C., &c.. :'l- 71:-5T :-N ~ ~
Terms moderate. Apply aeaboye.
January tsE$1g1a1 NJ ."----- 11,o
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' january 8
CITY OFFICERS.

A LII CITY OFFICERS WHO ARE REoU1RFD ro
~ give bonds, are hereby notified to call at This Oce
and execute tbs same by the next meeting Of Council
which win be held on 10Th inst Those falling 70 do ~
their Offices WIN be declared vacant - n
By order. fH hss# n W. n a1Erru
January #.a 81 Clerf ~ conncu
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CHI A ES TON.
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 12, 1867.
THE LIFE AND CHARACTER OF BISHOP
-f ELLIOTT. .s.

We take pleasure in announcing to our read
ers that tho next issue of our WEHKLT will
contain an able and elaborate biographical
memoir of the above-named late lsmented pre-
late, written by the hand Of affection. Those
desirous of procuring extra copies should send
in their names in time.
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Ed oATl0M Al

MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGE.
COKESBURY, s. G.
FYNHE EXERCIsES IN THIS COLLEGE WILL BE
resumed the ftrst Monday IN February An efficient
ana 1u corps OF Teachers will be employed under the
direction Of Professor EIsENMEER as President Of the
Faculty. M ~ - - -'0',~. - 49,
The low rates OF Tuition the location Of the College
together With tho nnny advantages for securing sys
teatlc and thorough Educaton offer inducements In
fe1or to no institution In the South n A. . M" I-l
Good Board can be obtained ut from twelve fifteen
ooiars per month. For further informnhon, address
z. r. GARY
Secretary OF the Board If Trustees
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~ Al Communications Intended for publication IN
this journal must be addressed 10 ue Editor Of the
Daily Neecs No. 18 Hayzae-street, Charleston, s. G.
Business Communications to Publisher OF DdNy
Ne1cs. ae
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected coana,lnicd-
lions. Ms'
Advertisements outside Of the city must be accopa-
MED ,ciM the cash. ..
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m EETlN GS.

TILE FRENCH PROTESTANT CHURCH OF"
CHARLESTON
1NHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CORPORATION
L VIII oe held ,t Church Monday afternoon,
the 14th instant, at ~ O'Clock. g
DANIEL RAvENEL. Jn.,
January ~ Secretary and Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THEHIOME INSURANCE. COM
M".0 PANY, OF SAVANNAH, GA.
x,,,,,, SAVANNAH, JanuaIy 8. 1867.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
Il OF this Company will DO held Mt the ofnce Of tho
Company on the 17th instant at IL O'Clock NJ.
4 An ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS for sho ensuing year
will be held at the same time and place,
Polls will be open from II TIL r. NJ @@.
A. WILBUR,
Januory IL Stuths4 President.
NJ. E... GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER
4 OF SOUTH CAROLINA I-0g
T(HHE ANNUAL GRAND CONvOCATION OF THIS
Most Excellent Grand Chapter will be holden at Ma
sonic Hall Charleston Tuesday, February u. 1857
at u NJ The annual election OF Grand Officers will then
be held, in addition to the consideration Of highly
poFant business. requiring tho punctual general
attendance Of the Grand officers and Delegates from
Subordinate Chspters.
By order Of the M. Z. Grand High Priest
FEENEzER THAYER,
January IL 26,Feb.12* Grand Secretary.
I. O. o. FIR. w. GRAND LODGE or THE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
VfRE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THIS GRAND
Body will be holden In this city on Wednesday, 18th
instant. commanding at AM Tho Officers and Mem
bers will take due notice thereof TT'5 NV.
By order OF the NJ. ". g. M. #-4@ s.
JNo. H. HONOUR, Jn.. NJ. D.,
JANUARY IL Grand Secretary.
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w A N T S.

YOUNG MAN OF REsPECTABHITY.
n and native OF this CITY, is desirous Of obtaining
something do. He would like get place as Clerk
small salary until he Is well acquainted with tho busi-
ness Best OF Recommendations given If required. Ad-
dress O. " Daily News ofaco. stuth6+ January II
uTANTED ID "a WHITE OR COLORED
w GIRL, to do housework; satisfactory recommen-
dations will be required to charneor Apply at No.
2O5, CORNER King AND PRINCESS STREETS.
January Il
yTTANTED.--A RESPECTABLE GIRL
w (WHITE). for general housowork- Apply atNo. II
BULL STREET near Pitt. January Ia
VK7ANTED.--AN INDUSTRIOUS LAD,
w with the highest recommendations, good address.
knowledge OF the Grocery business Is des1rous OF
obtaining employment Address INDUSTRY, ut the
OHlce OF the Daily News January 10
vETANTED IMMEDIATELY, AN ELDER
w LY COLORED WOMAN to Cook md Wash. Ap-
ply in DOUGHTY STREET, No. 8, second door west of
Ashley street. Janury II
HNIANTED, A COnIPETENT MID D L E.
old Good recommendatj as TO honesty and capacity
required Apply at this o1cs.> January
GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE
IN LETTERS, SPEECHES. &c. Of Hon. ALEXAk-
DER Il. STEPHENS, by Henry Cleveland Esq, lnte
editor Of the Augusta (Ga) Consututonaist Sond for
Circulars and terms afu description Of the
work. Address
NATIONAL PUBLISEINa CO.,
Corner 7th and Mali. streets, Richmond, Va.
December 81 1mo+
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STRAY D.

GTRAYED FROM NO. 30 COMING STREET.
y the evening OF tho 10th nst large black NEW.
FogNDLAND DOG, answering to the name Of Nero"
Said dog 10 black with white breast collar and feet
ail tipped with white liberal reward viii be paid for
his recovery II returned as above.
January l2 stuth3%
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DANCING SCHOOL.
AT ONs. BERGER INFORMS BIS PATRONS THAT
4tl bus DANCING SCHOOL lis now open at ..Masonic
Iilna of Tuition for Young Ladies' and Masters
auetddys and 1harsddy at O'Clock Night Class for
9ent!emen, T:aesdays and Ftidays at o'clock satur
O'Clock. -T@ @TTT.~ - - M @--1'' ' -
For particulars appy at the Hall at the time Of tuitton
=. =. Eso. " otts1nE s4EkEI. IS 4&rs January
MRS. CARROLL 7.-1s
III AVNG RETURNED TO TIE CITY, OFFERS HER
IL setvices Teacher Of the Piano and VOCAL Mnsjc
Apply at No. 81 WENTWORTH STREET. f'7 N
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TIE COMMISsIONER FROM SOUTH CARO-
LIMA"
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MOUNT ZION INSTITUTE,
WNNsBORO. 8. C..
CORPS OF TEACHERs.
g. A. WOODWARD, Principal.
y. w n " nW19ST +: 9g9osf. AM. Assistants.
T,HE ExERcIsEs OF THIS SCHOOL OPEN THE
u 1H Aonday in February.
~ TERMS PER sEssIoN.
board, with Tuition In all tho branches except Phi.
losophy, Chemistry and French $3.50 90
Phaiosophy, Chemistry and French, each l6 90
towels. I-T-7 -'--. .o>'>-'e $500
For further information. address the Principal
January s n77 0- z stntb1o
HOMIE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
vBHE E4ERCIsES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE
- resumed on the SECOND MONDAYIN sEPTEH-
bEE and continue ten months The number Of pupils
Is limited to twelve. ' a. - n
The Principal Is . graduate in honors +, Cambridge
ana has had more than twenty yea- experience
rs q teacher in the South.
Careful and thorough instruction viii be given in the
LAIIN 41l and GREEK CLASSICS, French and spaniah
watn complete course OF Engliah studies tncudin1
ing. az15is a@ . - -7',,-' So" ->~t
Pupa1s WIN be treated in MI respects members his
aly and VIII receive the undivided care and nten
.ne FE1ncapa IN the preparation Of their various
keserenoss-To the Faculty Of the South Carolina Uni
Verasy. ana 70 present and former patrous. "
signed. = RICHtRD EORE = II
O0.tao.a, Ausost, Ieoe. stuth August Ii
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MISS A. L. SALOMON

III AvING LOCATED IN WENTWORTH STREET.
41 one door east Of tho Artesian We'll haa resnrnas
the instructou Ct ORNAMENTAL WORK. In the yarions
P1a09nsS Rp09hy comprising WaIrE AND coLoRED EM-
Flowers, Oriental and Grecian Painting She'll Iester
sna Payer Flowers Rrs.dng Knitting. Netting ana
LIMs and LACEs renovated. Also. FLUTNa ana
GRIPPING done to order 1T--1'a - ~ -
December Is "sE.l'- -. -.">.>'f -. n
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5a#S@ NOTICE. fH3ss "a
HE UNDEKSI1NEDW WILL CONTINUE THE GENIE.
:. Ia,nsr1 1 9 LIS A's o~u uaIne. p. J. ESNARD.
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NIGHT SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL! NIGHT
SCHOOL. '.:s.

COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
CORNER BROAD IND CHURCH STREETS
PooKKEEpNa, WRITING, MERcANTu.E oAIcu.
IL LATIONs TAUGHT, - --.-- - Z
FROM TO EVERY N1eHr.
January II tn.E II 1mo
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!, =; :, R5sS0LUT1ON OF COMPREHENSIVE.
- SOLVED by mutual consent 80 - OAs-
~ 81 @ "a is olone authorized to Sign the name
: nacan.he. - 80 1s9u1oaEon. JOHN RUAdLY
OoSo.1oot ~ -4E LnSeuS%;-~% C, = DENTAREa.r
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Observation-Disclosures, or,y1,. Y

r,,7 ,,.,,, C0PARTNERsTnPN NOTICE. s
sHS - SoyH oUyHHDI.EEdRS1GSED. I.Ed SUCCESSORS TO CRANE
= bOYxSTON CO., have this dsy formed = Tnrort.
ta nesan,p der ths style Of J. B. B0YLsToN CO. sor
NTeo NE ~ S OF the WHOLEsALE DRY GOODS RiysT
- " ~>'o 80 - % I've NE SihEET. corner Meeting street
e. J. REID BOYISTOS 1~~~s.
isf ALBERT q. DEMAREsT
5rs, 4-.s ts.ys.r HENRY BOYISTON, IL .SE n.
rhop,es.o SAMUEL J. CORRK M.
m nm n a '1-1u11S NAuAAS h co. - January1
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..,rr -.-r COPARTNERsIIIP NOTrCE- Z ----.
HE uNDERslaNED HAVE THIS DAY FoRnrEDI \
I9eEah:P under the nrm na1ne OF MARsHATI
Wun1 I GoWEM tor the purpose OF carrying on tIe
fSGssTRTtFE DRY GOODS BUSINESS atNo 1ss MEET.
E.. W. MARSHALL.
sr- y! W.T.. BURGK
r1h.r,o..o. Q. A. BOWEN.
o"aury :. 1851. tuths1mo January
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COMPREHENSIVE
WE. IHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THrs DAY
w formed copartnership In this, city under tho
name and style of BoNAFONT & sALAS, Tor the trans
eon OF General and Commission business as wen as
1or tne importing and exporting Of produce at No l1s
East Bay street. aud have granted to Mr. RAMON SAIAS
our full power Of Attorney - -ND - ~ "a Las
JOSE BONAFoNT
X ru,.,o..@ FRANCIS p. SAIAe
---o-son, Hst Caua2Iy. 1851. 10 January
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W. q. SMITH,
Gerk OF Council.
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were in the lifetime Of these llnstrions ,>a-aoS
ages. A 'guide," with historical introdnct;or
and complete index Of all the furniture. dra.aas-
Jewels linen, Co., is said to be already in prepara
tion. .
Inc Louisville Courier Of the eth saws .sYea-
serday afternoon young lady, whose name we
are requested TO withhold, being out visiting. han
Pened 70 pass the residence Of Mrs. NJ O. CeooxE1rr
"n FIRST street, near College street, when Mira q
sselng ner pass called her and inyitad her in+o
her residence. The young LADY having haan
acquainted with her almost from infancv aoeented
her invitation and went in. It would be wall ~
Ms TO state here that hrs. CRocKErr. since ta-
husbands death, has lived secluded, occnnv;-s.
her realdence by her herself and has become =
Vct'in 70 monomanta, IN which she thinks that
everybody as seeking her life, and that her
neashbofs, especially, have threatened r. III,
her. After the young lady had entered -.
house and had taken seat, Mrs. c., apparently
perfectly sane and right, got down the Bibla 90
requested her to read few chapters. She did a..
but affair reading Tor neary an hour. ernressea
that she was tired, and prepared to 20 home A.
this time the old Lady became excited, and attacka
the girl As the old lady had locked the door
there wss no wsy Of escape but by the window
and toward this she ran, screaming. Mrs. CRooK.
ut 1ouowed, and overlook her, and choked her
pretty badly: The gr, however, managed "a:
atrugeie toese, and again attempted to asaane hrt
tho old woman picked up the poker and nm affer
her, striking at her With IT, The girl then com
nenced crying murder" III which the old vo,r.r
Joined hstily, the latter, however, sian ur,ng tha
poker. When the neighbors went to the resc,,s .r
saesir was almost frightened to. death, and bsd1v
beaten and torn up. The old lady had also hn,t
Aesssli badly nth the poksr.. A .1i IA -.
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ITO RENT, FARM SITUATED ON COOP
Il ER River, eight mos from the city, containing 404
between 60 which have been planted tho
past summer On 1t is comfortable Dwelling, Kitchen
December 8 ,trt,,o
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GEA ISLAND PLANTATION To RENT FOR
y ONE TWO Or THREE YEARS.-An that valuable
SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATION, known as Pal
metto HILL on Chisolm's Isand tho head waters Of
Helena Sound containing 1000 OF cleared land
G" S& |sE WILLIS l. CHISOLM,
January tus North Atlantic Wharf
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COPARTNERSHFPS,

DISSOLUTION. .'
TUE COPARTNERSHR OF CAN'T & Roy1E Haa
~ been dissolved by mutual consent = - \
E #'6i# -@ JAMES l. CAN'T
WIN. A. BOYLE.
'Anua1y = Aeo1. - sinwS January 70
TEE UNDERSIGNED
AVE THIS DAY FORMED A COPARTNERsHrp
~ III under the name and firm Of MOFFETT BOYI,E
Ior the purpose Of conducting Factorsge and General
commission Business. Office BOYCE CO.'S wH1RF
80 JAMES g. MOFFETT
January I, 1857. srnv3 1anua-1
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Count Bismarck ON tho Military Situation,
In the North German Parliament on the 18th debate
took place upon the bill respecting liability to military
service.
Paragraph one was amended 90 ~ to provide that
every citizen Of the confederation 10 liable TO servo with
out the option Of finding substitute excepting in the
Of mombers Of reignng families well as OF the
houses OF mediation princes and Of those who formerly
the prerogaves Of the the empire or
Who freed by special treaties or special rights from
liability 70 the military servica Paragraphs two, three
four and five were then adopted accordance With the
committees report. -
On the discussion Of paragraph six, Count Bismarck
declared that In introducing this BILL the federal
governments hed NO Intention Of snlargiug
the powers Of the federal commapder-in-cblaf
much was compatible with he welfare ana inter
eats Of the Northern Confederation The House would be
extending that limit by substituting for the right OF
placing tho army upon footing that OF Increasing
the military forces ~ much as necessary and would
thereby increase The danger Of war, a. such right
would give rise 70 Justihable questions from foreign
Powers when the reserves Of any single regiment
those circumstances would bs equivalent to notification
Of preparation for war; The public nerest therefore,
demanded that the proposed modification OF the Darn
graph should not be agreed to.
Count Bismarck reminded the House OF the period
when war appeared imminent this year and recalled the
efforts the government had then made for the proserva
ton OF peace declaring 81 tho time that future
occasions II would pursue similar course.
Paragraph six was, nevertheless adopted BY q large
majority, with the modification comforting the right
upon the commander to increase the army q
far - necessary.
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BRITISH REFORM.

Lord Clarendon on the Position or the Work.
ingmeu aud the .Dignity'' Of LabOr-Tho
Road ia Advancement Open 10 All by Educp-
fi0n.
From the London Times. Oct. cal
The Industrial Exhibition which was opened 81
Coventry the 18Th Of June by Rar Granville closed
on Monday. The weather. which most uufavorable
for the opening. was still more unfavorable for the
closing ceremony The rain fell almost necessarily from
an early hour In the morning, and prevented the process
sion which was 10 have met the Earl Of Clarendon,
KG from taking place. In the forenoon municipal
authorities ana the invited guests assembled In -.
Marys Hall 70 meet the distinguished visitors, and
from thence proceeded 10 the Exhibition, where the
closing ceremony took place. Lord Leigh the President
OF tue Committee, presided After opening prayer
by the Bishop OF Worcester the President delivered
euogstic address on the success OF the Exhibod from
which and the report IL appeared that the Exhibition
bad been visited since It's opening by 9 $50 persons ex
elusive OF the schools which estimated have num-
bered 9 900.
The Earl OF CLARENDON delivered tho vslcdctory adj
dress His lordshp said The day was gone
by when man OF wealth and position could afford % be
uneducaied and iterate Such n one would 10 looked
upon as an object Of conomph and who hav ng
neglected the opportunities Dc his position had also IN
hed himself for rs obligations On the 9th er hand.
maa might DO born "a no very lowest ranks. without
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English Opinion.

CAN VICTOR EMANUEL CONTEND sAvRLy WITH YRANcEs
fFrom the London Herald, Oct. 23
- The King OF Italy has been wiser than his
ccunseors aud has not thought It his duty to throw
away his crown ito save the honor OF his country -
Had he done So had he jumped with the trucuisnt
humor OF the reckless journalists Who safe distance
from the OF action play at pch and toss" 10 their
closets with the destnies VI nations and the lives OF half
with such fame that OF Leonidas and Marcus Curtius
but he would have put back the history or his country
for least hundred ycarshave sacrificed all Italy
well himself in his rhermopylm, and dragged ali his
subjects along With him into the gap In tho forum.
That he has yielded to tho demands OF France as
to engage to adopt at the most vigorous
for the suppression OF the Garhadan enterprise and
nouncc his plan for occupation OF the Roman States
TO that effect which reach from several
quarters but from the significant fact OF the counter
handing OF the French expedition. The ministerial
crisis at Florence another proof any needed Of
has impressed upon ms policy Of Victor Emanuel and
his government Rattazz was disposed to temporize
with the Gabadian difhcuty, TO strain the September
convention In tho supposed interests Of Italy, to
Of whom, apparently, he stood less in dread
than OF the extreme party In his own country, which
insisted that the moment vas opportune for advance
upon Rome Under present circumstances, the success
Of the rsdshiried bands would have been heavy
misfortune for Ialy for France and for the world.
Into the abstract question or the right OF the Italians
20 Rome, the expcdiency or non-expediency OF the
maintenance Of the temporal power Of the Pope, Il
- needless TO enter AZ ths present moment II deeply
both the honor and safety OF Italy that she
should keep her hands OF Rome, however much she
may II. II her honor, because she Ii
pledged protect IT, IL concerns her safety, because.
II she should fai IN her duty prove false TO her pro-
misc France has choice but to take tho business in
hand. IL is therefore, IN every way matter for much
congratuatlon that the GAribaldian enterprise has
already broken down.
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THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY.
English Views or the AntI.RadIcal Revolu
tion-Tho "Audacious" Conceptions, Finan
ctai Insecurity md NeGrs Dimculs
Originated by the RcpmbIicams.

Originated by the Republicans.
From the London Times. Oct. 231
There appears 10 be no longer doubt that the long
struggle OF parties in the United States Is about to pass
into another phase The republicans who have had
she control OF power for than six years. have long
been encouraged by their friends 10 believe that they
line 81 policy they chose pursue the elections OF last
autumn, following closely upon some OF their most
stringent measures for the regulation OF the South fully
confirmed them IN this superstition: and when they
TO their numbers Of some Of the most extreme
men In The country, they soon proved the
expansive nature OF radical principes The Exc.
cutivs was made sutsery .sut TO Congress, and the
Federal judiciary was threatened III their revenge
IT dared TO oppose their policy. Enactmenia OF the
most conflicting kind were placed upon the statute
books but their bodest stroke reserved for the
listing system OF state governments In the South and
for the principle upon which the elective franchise
expressly based ny the constitution. The Legislature
proved It's superiority TO organic laws and pre-
scriptive rishia The local governments were sum-
marty Destroyed, and new suffrage law forced upon
the people OF the southern States BY which tho msjori
" OF white citizens were purposly excluded IRON the
polla II the object OF this civil revolution had
been merely 10 protect the negro in his rights As
freedman, ID would doubtless have been Justified BY
the approval OF the Northern people, but the aims
Of the republicans did not atop at this point.
They were not eofened r placing ne MIRO on an esunf-
iiyth ne whte ethan; but they were De erined b make
him ne ruler sst5sCafed PEOPLE Tho education
aud intelligence ofthe South which their most mpacabe
foes admit can III be spared from the national councils
be suppressed By martial ias and representatives.
were to to drawn from race when, whatever may
lie Its past wrongs IL OF all others the least competent TO
be inrused e once with tho controi OF the machinery
OF a civilized government To the amazeulcnl OF the
nation, the republican rarty have succeeded 10 accom-
pushing the widest dreams OF their leaders The pos
pc lind hai they must reconcile them ewes 20
inE NEGROES everywhere igblc fer be chief sa
thJlI'4 aud moreover cad with tue power 70 q
themselves 70 'hes0 appointments. Ia scvea oat " ten