The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-07-31
THE LATEST SENSATION N.--ANoTHERasREsEI-

THE LATEST Observation-Disclosures.
LION. = =
Our e:xschange for the pastweek have contained
statements from correspondents in, Washington and
:elseshefe, endeayoring to show that q new rebel
:lionis now in embryo insthes South herns States,
ready teSbe brought forth Under favorable aspect
of affairs. tits unnecessary tozdeclare that the
whole purpose Of these correspondents sto keep
alive sectional rancer, and impress the Northern
mind with o sense of insincerity in the declaru-
tions Of the Southern people, thereby cementing
the bond which pnites the Radical party. We
have had enough of war and devastation; and the
.mer who fought in the late rebellion, (" whether
disfranchised or not, haye.no higher aim than-to
bring back peace and prosperity-to the desotated
land.
4 We give two extracts in regard to this latest
sensation that our readers may be posted as to the
means adopted to fan the flame Of .fanaticism and
sectional:hate. The Washington correspondent of
the New York Herald says
aCertainf information has leaked out here, which,
If true, gives new and startling explanation of
the sudden and widespread movement to ayenge
the death Of Nfaximilian. Astatement was made
to-day,by person who has been initiated into the
inner circle of the present socalled 6libustering
enterprise that the real object Of this Organization
lis to inaugurate another attempt to gain the in
dependence Southern States. 1t is said that
the enrolling of volunteers, which for time vas
spontaneous movement in different parts of the
country with the real intention of going into Mexi
CO and joining with some one of the factions op-
posed to the Juarez government, partly to avenge
the death of Maximilian and partly TO advance
their own individual interests, is now rapidly as
suming theform ofa well regulated organization,
under the gmanagementof cunning politicians and
experienced soldiers. Men to be initiated and
enrolled subject to the arbitrary direction Of mill
tary discipline and to preserve strict secrecy
with regard to the movements Of the organization
as well as To those who are members of it. Arms,
ammunition, and other supplies are to be aecumu-
lated at designated points, and everything is to be
in readiness to take advantage of the opportune
moment Of the time when operations are to be
commenced there is nothing definite decided upon.
Two particular contingencies have been mentioned,
either Of which arising would be taken as fitting
opportunity to strike the first blow. One is the
impeachment of the President and his resistance to
removal from Office. In such contingency the
leaders of the 'Ma1imilian Avengers will, it is
said, concentrate their forces, which, it is ex-
pected, will in few months number hundred
thousand, and bring to the support of the Presi-
DENTAL party. The other event which it is thought
would afford convenient opening is to invade
Mexico with fibustering force, and thus precipi-
tate a. war between the United States and that
country, in which case the organization of 'Aven-
gers will ut once take sides with the Mexican
Government against:the United States II is also
stated thatthe organization is receiving nccessons
in the late nsurrectionary States with astonishing
rapidity, principally from those men who fought
in the late rebellion, and are disfranchised there
for"
The Washington Nationa. Republican believes
that the .sNew Rebellion and "Maximilian's S
Avengers are not mere myths, creations of the
New York Herald. It says:
We do not doubt, from what We have learned
from relluCie s0urceS, tuaC buCu u mOfSucut 1c
another rebellion is talked of in certain quarters
aye, seriously contemplated. .These people re-
gard it as a fortunate circumstance that they can
organize their nefarious designs under the prete1t
that they are going to Mexico to ayenge the death
of Ma1imilian. This is sham. They care moth
ing for the Arehduke. Seeing themselves cut off
from;all participation in the government they To-
bored four years to destroy, their object is not
vengeance on Juarcz and the Mexicans, but ven
geance against parties nearer home. That they
feel sympathy with Ma1imilian and his friends
is no doubt true, because they are in sympathy
with imperialism Us against rcpublicanism, the
world over. They win 60 to Mexico or anywhere
else, provided it offers them strength to carry out
their main design, which design is the overthrow
of our government and the establishment Of q
Southern oligarchy, in which they shall rule. We
declare, therefore. that the HeralFs Washington
correspondent hos not spoken moment too soon,
and his communication, instead Of being sensa-
onal, is sustained by authoritative facts in all its
main PARTICULARS The adherents of our govern
ment, The lover of free principles and the be-
levers in republican institutions cannot be too
Yigilant. "Forewarned is forearmed."
STOLEN vALuABLEs.
The Fairfield Herald is. led to believe that the
elegant communion service,, stolen from the Pres