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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22
Mrs. wheeler, sfonehan, Mass.

ircrg cfnfdcRfiy and earnestly recommend DR.. j. W.,
fafHds Htm0r Doctr syceIleni remedy for Ift.
ni"Ts, hiring teen rssd.rf0Vy jcpcGted ~ AZ mlS,f
Ny otrR case 1cdS rcry 0Rd obstinate one. Fir
npTe Than tir0 ge8g fs skin oR The inside If 18th ing
hands, ami tfoUH lse SrFisf. INSTANTLY
cracked md biske sp, nat uIsgLls my
hdDiS aHg kind ef ,c, cal and ".i,ced H. prsar
gi.reS IA Setring D. drad g,uing Hsd uJaa my ,rgk.
Tie huAa"r 'rt'ct afflicted probably a ooBsls,l-
ton Of Erysirts a.d SIT AsstuH Kg g,sraI bealfh
i0fs gsiic Jo'T. N-B gf.r i.ggR ~ use he H,m"r
D,coT coai J.Ic,ir, Signs al hspliig o.nnusf n
take tte medicine IN Jrr,,ffy cWre Ny Ersgs
lfTlcsy free froai Lpsors ami H. GH GppeGr-
nag irfl System .5r ef IT, amt hrs ham TsI
crgi s,sts. Tas,, cyf bfs i,sore tai ssf. f. gf,<
II up cs.tir,Ig. tat tIfg ccred Hss.
HARRIET H7EELg,R.
C,g,t ,t, IL, rsyy . g>-c
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22
a,cw Adrertis
SCHOOE. NOTICE.

School will be opened in the Chapel School
Rooms, (old Methodist church,
MONDAY, AUG. Goth, 1867.
Application for admittance must be made to
II Humrchouser and tuition paid in advance.
By order of the Directors.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22
TENNESSEE ELECTIONS.

The result 'of the election in Tennessee
by counties is given in the New York
as follows in the three sections:
EAST TENNESSEE.
Brownlow...-.2i,952 Ethcridsc....-.2, 7?5
MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
Brownlow ~ Etheridge.. S,3sS
WEST TENNESSEE.
Brownlow Etheridgo ......G, SD
LOYAL MILITIA.
Brownlow 81
Total &c, 1861 ....-.-.-....-17,9 9i
1884
Br0wnlew's
majority .iS,477
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22
DON'T FAIL TO READ THIS.

Send your address. with stamp. for sample and
catalogue Of Articles for Young and Old, Married and
Single. All should have ihem.
Address A. BRIDGES,
3e--3ml "A Blocker Street, Now York City.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22
OTHER REMOVALS IN PROSPECT

The evening Johnson journals say that
Pope and Howard arc 10 he decapitated
next The President has intimated an in
teniion ofputting Colonel Gordon Granger
at the head OF the Free linens Burears
Granger has been loafing around Washing
ton ever since the Cleveland Convention,
doing the Presidents work. Gen. Graz
has tried several times to have him sent to
his regiment, but in each case the President
has counter mandcd the order.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22
PENNSYL YANT1 DEMOCRACY

The address of the Democratic State
Committee of Pennsylvania has one merit
it is short. But, brief as ii is, itcontains
almost as many false assertions as SEN
fences, and is Specimen of the very worst
kind Of political trickery. ali the evils OF
Wharf.-The loss of life, taxation, debt, high
prices. paper currency-are enumerated as
the direct work of tho Republican party.
| Not word is said OF the rebellion. We
wonder what stuff IA Democratic State
Committee can be made of which gravely
submits such an argument as this to the
people.
1t istruc that we have great debt, which
bears as heavily upon Republicans as on
Democrats; it is true we are severely taxed
To- pay it; it is true that prices are high,
that the currency Is deprecated. All this
we know and lament; but it is also true
that we owe these evils, first. To the Rebels,
and second, to the Democratic party, and
wholly to- their combined efforts To destroy
the Union. 1t seems almost absurd to
repeat these tTu,ks, for no ingenuity will
ever conceal the great fact that the South
rebelled, that the Democratic party sym
pathiZed with rebellion, and that the lie
publican party directed and maintained the
War for the Onion, and brought it to n
triumphant end. II is notorious that the
Rebels depended for aid upon the Demo
cratic party; that the official action OF that
party was hailed in Tie South as an en-
couragemcnt to persist in rebellion; that if
it had not been for Democratic opposition
the war would have eaded years. perhaps,
hefore it did. and that the debt and all our
national evils would now be immeasurably
less. There is nothing palmer than that
the Democratic party-next 10 the Rebels,
is responsible for the war and the mistor-
tunes that have followed it. We repeat,
therefore. that To compare the rate OF tax
alton in 500 with the rate in S66, in proof
that the Republican party has mismanaged
the finances, without a word of reference
to the war, is simply the meanest kind of
political trickery. and certain TO damage
the cause it was meant 10 help. The all
dress is insulting to the intelligence OF the
reader. and a SANDER of the North, for the
Republican party and the North througoai
the war were one ard indivisable. ii is all
the loyal States that this Democratic Com
mitiee accuses Of tyranny, and hated, and
corruption.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22

Registration in Louisiana is completed,
and SHOWS that the colored voters have a
majority of 3s,l15.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22

For the largcs; and lest selection OF
Boots and Shoes 90 to PAUL's.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22
S. lsS2 Err DAY

Acents male and female wanted every town and ueehoof
h for the h.. rvnr article Of necessity every family eyer
offered. Just The THING 10 Sell I.,,.i HNso
PERMANENT legitimate and pleasant ana susoe
Tor Cleryxm~p Te.rbs Famers, Mechanics, anybody
Esusiys m desired and right for IS sseut
By patent al rates saordng eiee $50 r. day Adds yA
stamp for papers, ChAfrAIh w. @'N's' .-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22
FROM WASHING TON.
WASHINGTON, August p
ruE ORDER rELIpvIvG SUBURBAN.


The STYLE in which General Giant got out
the Presidents order relieving Sheridan is
very distasteful to JohnsOn's friends, and
particularly to the Louisiana ring, who have
been clamoring for Sheridan's removal
The President has made no allusion to Gen.
Grants written protest, and his evident in
tention is 10 suppress General Grants let
ter on the subject. At any rate, The Pres
iden:went so far last night as to intimate
that no such document existed. 1t is, how
known positively that when the President
announced his intention to suspend Secre
tary Stanton, that General Grant sent an
earnest remOnstrance to the President. in
writing. against the proposed action. This
paper is now buried at the White House
in the same way. General Grant, on re-
ceiying the Presidents order yesterday
at once called on him and earnestly pro-
tested against it, and afterwards sent a
written protest, couched in very strong and
pointed language. which will in all proba-
biliiy be also Withheld.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22

whose life is eternal, and whose success
is more important to this people than that
of mere men. We follow them, and who
ever carries our banner must lead the way.
All considerations ofavailability, ofperson-
al reward, Of pleasing this interest OF that,
are temptations to desert, and mean mis-
chief We sustain no man whose record
ia not as clear as the sun. We follow no
leader who does not tell us which way he
intends to travel. Above all things we
have as party been too terribly juggied to
run the risk again.
Therefore we challenge the statement
of The Times that Gen. Grant supports
Congress, and demand tho evidence
" y Trib.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22

If YOU want Agricultural Implements. 60
o CLEAyELAND d REEVES.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22
Mrs. Porter. Dover. NH.


DOIER y. n. Jrly p, 49,.
Dy. POLAND: rcocir,i gogr La,r s,,g,sring as 4.
The e9ef Of yuUr ase'icRe seT-Sclness. baJg,y
r. S,g That fk Is Ge is.,iic,s far That dr.aitai
sickness. ffget rGfafS pTescsil s btf fpsfld
that si1f tie fHgcb and ciogg,,i NE had Ike me In
iscior I'm hosgL Tcond hgrylly ,ran 10 get
GSin. 10 slift V'V Pc igti,fe into stip cLe1,dsTy
Stores, that Il as'y fs rs 'rGg 10 Nse s-o ssrFsr uySs
"a. mighty lrP firm, soi-sic,css. ncgSriRs ,chs f,>
tteir faladis srk ib,Hi curry Pgssenqrs should Try
II Jr oace, ney 'ronid Aer railing % ryoge srtovf
az. HiRRfET W. fDxTER.
Mach might l. stated IN rclriioR 10 This ~sdow,
coqtrse8 n bsiinioniss lR Is ncedlcs Ask Nav
clsstr druggists obsf a. c}ecigHy T. ". Blak,, at
BSgy'S f.uis. s,f ". II.nry T7uDl.r, Of IGe,lfrd,
sr'oss 'ric cUf ~ II II sat Rl,euIa- isk almost
any pcs0a IN Go5S,o m. ant thy 'riE declare us -dte
rs Teaae,iy, as used ia neir By their
friends.
Put mp i'm large Bottles. Price 500.
AT THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT
GEORGE W. SWEET VI. D. PRoPRIxToa.
u ~ y HoI ESAIh
BURAHhlGS {, VANSCHEACE,
BEOL ISLE DRUGGISTS.
10 LnrSe-sx. Chicago.
SD al ict.il b. Persling Brown, P'ymou'ls Ind.
V!-niJ. -sAIa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-08-22
Milton Gale. Esq, Boston.

Iheebg certify that ,cGs soT.y afflicted ruth Bois
for co yfGTs, d,ri9lg NcmS,ir,s upon my hints and
oLsT Parts Of my bsy. The sngsJfr,gs mLca erdrsS
from hem Gys 3tdescyiLaile Suffice az 10 sog tSat
Juitfjy tried rS.ts u The 1Rssf g'9T h-Bor reme-
dies Dat 'rittoR remorig TIE gf,9ffcn. At Isngfh b.
TIE cgTeS request ~ intimate fTicpd ,r0s ipdnc,d
Il try Or. j. ~. fbtHds Hsm0r Doctor, and on rerU
happy t. d'lct df 0H mB Rails 'rere TcmOycd end mv
heIE TesoTea Js ing Dr. foigRd"s qfrosaid -scs-
iciEcs. MILTON GALE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-12
gijR6ets zztap,.
u ~ = - ~ Fga c.
mas SaRE ON the aE ARrs.
By xRs. YnAScrs p,xA GAGE.


Irf ~ ~. 4 - 10 rfAfff#Ks
There is luxury rare in the carpet of Hrssssls,
And spsendor in pictures that hang on The wall,
hn1d grace in the curtain, with rainbeS haed tss
Is sells. r tHeH
! nd briisnne in gas.heht. that Asshee Der al
But give me the glow Of the brght-bta1ing nfe,
That spsfkles M snaps ma IL eehars vcnr mfrih
And leaps, in its JOY, mp the chimney still higher,
When the Geld wu1s without makeus Draw near
the hearth:
(, ! The old-fashioned FIRE, the cheerful wood hre-
The nAple-wood ire. that burns on the hearth.
As ] feei is warm glow, remember my childhood,
, And the circle ofloyed that drew round our
board;
The winter eve sports, with the nuts from The
wildwood,
The apples and cider from cellars well stored 4;
hear in its roar the wild shout Of my brothers,
And the laugh Of my sisters, in innocent mirth.
And the voice Of my sire, be reads TO my mother,
Who knits by the freight that glows from the
hearth
The old open FIRE. the health giving FIRE,
The home cheering FIRE, that CLOVIS the hearth.
Like the strong and true hearted, it warns its sur
roundipgs,
The jamb and the mantle the hearth stone and
wall,
And over he household gives out its aboundings,
TIL a rose-tinted radiance Is spread over all.
II SON lay the fuel. il ever barns brightly.
Till the days work is DONE and we lay by orr
mirth;
Then We gather the embers and bury them lightly,
AZ morn TO renew the fresh FIRE on the hearth
The old fashioned FIRE, the life giving FIRE, &
The broad glowing Gre, that burns on the hearth.
Ii reminds us Of friends that draw TO the nearer
when winds Of misfortune blow heavy snu chill,
Aud feel with each blast, they are warmer and
dearer.
And ready TO help us aud comfort us still
Friends that never grow cold till the long day is
ended,
And the ashes are laid 10 their res, in the GARTH
And the spirit, still glowing, TO God hath ascen-
ded
To rekndle new fires, like the coal on the hearth;
Then give me the FIRE the fresh glowing FIRE,
The bright, open FIRE, that burns on the hearth.
You will tell me store heats a room in q inmate,
Expels the cold air, and know it is SO;
But open door, Is there anything in it -
Your warmth is all gone-there's not even a
glow;
just like modern friends. is every day meeting
All professions aud smiles, as the impulse gives
birth,
But black and cold, the next hour OF greet
ing.
As your stove that has banished the ere from
hearth
Then give me the FIRE, the old fashioned Gre,
That brigh; glowing FIRE. that burns On the hearth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-12

CHOICE Toilet Soaps genuine Lubia,e. !
~ kstr,.rts ard variety 81 fAn-y 8oods- - - I
wTLKIxsoh BAkTLEIT > 0. EE3
n, Duxrl = - 49, 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-12

ALI Trains run directly through to New York,
RAeO MILEs wIfHsus osAsss " coAeH - :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-12

shortly after eating comes the anaconda like
feeling of dizziness and ,orpaf. ia which men
appear as animals, and g very poor sdyan-
tage even "a such. Ii the greatest epacure,
the man with The mos. prodigoas appetite,
and the man who lives 10 eat. woaid but fol-
low this SIMPLE rule Of sbsiemiousness, they
would ~ the end be ahls 50 eat "a far greater
quantity OF food ~ being able live longer
70 eat--N,,c Fort Fespin1 G9gtte.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-12
ndastsnansons,.
WHITE PINE e0MPovEDI

I, now offered 10 the AFFLICTED throughout the oountry
ser barring been proved by the Of eleven year, In
the Nee England Bates where its merits have become
Ne yfrfues ~ g
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-12
The White Pine Compound.

1T esriy in the spring 81 s7 that this compound
was orig mated. member of my family wns affscteo
with irritation o. the throat ATTENDED with disa
gre slte coogh I'D for montis previous thenght
that preparation having for its asis the INSIDE bark OF
white pine might be nced 20 be very usefu
IN dises OF tie throat and lungs To test the value
Of Il Ia the alluded TO, compounded sma qaen
q the medicine that had been planning, and gave
IL In teaspoon u eose. The resait exceedingly
gratifying Within days the Of The throat
effected. Son tDi seat rome to lady In Lon
donderTy " II who had been Suffering for some weck
from bad eorvn occasoasd by sudden cold, and had
raised mucous -eaked with blood. She soon found re-
lief and sent for She took abort ten ounces Of
il, and got well. j. n. Clark, fsq editor Of the Man
chsss Daily Arrcr made trsf Of thsssne prepara-
tion the Of cold and cur ID I'm rned
stes Hesras go ghly p}sasef th tbs fssnlhr and
cou6deht IN tssens fss ssles paacsA BE-
fore the ibe q a; he insy persuaded me to give IL
name, and send II sbfoad t, benefit the suffering. In
Noyembtr Is s. ~ advt-issdi under the name OF
white Pine Go nposad 10 two ysx-s from that time
there hpf been wholel1l.i u Manchester alone
huntr dollars r. where il 1ok The lead of all the
cough dies n the Sc Ardt still mainisns that
posiuo There = sood rea onsso ttsi u IL veyy sooh
Ing ard eai ~ nature y warming 70 the stom
ach led pleasant wtta to thu taste and Is exceedingly
cheap
Ass remedy for kidney complaints the " bite Pine
Com found stands unrvsled. 1t not originated for
not only cured or the cough but also cured of
kidney tsculty OF ten years standing esnce that
eidenta discovery many Thousands have used for the
same complain and hsve teen completely euredi.
The above was written by Dr. Poland in ls6o. sinoe
then IN Manchester, the white Pine Compound has
tsksa the lead Of all Iosxh remedies we'll rrpa
ration for the OF kidney dieuities Ia every city
town, village and haanlst throughout the New England
statee.
Thisrsmsdy sat. and pleasant to take as 1t Ia 81
~ctnal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-12

The Springfield Register processes to be
convinced that the blacks will fight, and on
that account opposes giving them the ballot.
The Register reasoning is obvious. Fight
ing men don't vote with the weeping willow
Democracy. Courage could not long content
Itself in the camp Of the draft sneaks.-
Oaincg WHO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-12

ms ga asur xPRn 2sh. ,sr. rphs ~tIl Is.v-
,nls3YEsssii e IL = r AID Al faAncA-
By New York fime 6om Union pepos.
1.3o A. n. sxpress mail, frow Dupkirk, (sun-
| DAYS exceptedl. stops at Salamanca 1000 q. M /,
and conf meets st H. rnelisviIie ard Corning with
The 500 = . EHprse Aas FROM BasAlsssHd a.
s,s, f p NJ. LII lightning Express, from s.la-
n fTii ss ~ y tssr,, Es.sssiss Yin 3. 4
4.,TpsMt1sss~ Yosx sixAs pred, fro j.
Dunkirk, Sundays sxssp,edl. stops At sAl.man,
ca 6sst p 10 oivau rs M (sapg Turner's $50
an (Bfft) and arrives in .Ney York u 4 y p
m so,Insssing vlsk Afternoon fsaasAsd stsam
erser Bos,on and New Knsfsndcsnes.
FROM BUFFALO-By se~ York time nom De
pot cor. Exchange and Michigan sterts.
As A. M. lew FerR Day EKpsees, tsun-
dayssIcepted) stop. at Hornelissiile 9sos a m,
fRknt); eassquehauns ri p. M, tps - Ia.nsfAs
7S5 p m, (sep9. aud arrive IN New YORK 1929 ?.
IN Connects al Great Bend with Delaware, Lack
axanna Western Railroad, and at Jersey City
With Midnight Rxpsess Train OF Nov Js-se, ksit-
road for Philadssptia, B~inr ore and wsshingt IN.
500 A. N. Express Mall, sis Avon and fIss
nssyiiie sundays ercepted1- Arrives II New
York at !, an connecss at Emira q E m
ern Central RAiiwas tor Harrisburg, fhs4 3A'e,
Baltimore, Washington ami l-osntr sou
a.ae p. NJ. Lightning Express, lsat sy- ~
erpssd3. etst- 81 Hsrueiirri De ts<S .. u f@tfs
and arrives in New York 7:os a m. conae. A.
jersey City With Morning. kxpssss Trsin " Ma
Jersey Rarcsd Tor Baltimore and Warrington
and al New York with Iozning kxprcss Train for
boston and Mes Ensf4n8 C.tiss-
Clio p. n. New York Night Express,
pAfLy efep.sf Pc tsxe s5a q m. tsup tnt-r-
ssctipg at Herneiisville with the AIS p M fraiL
fum Dunkirk. aud arrive in New fSrk at 1880
n 40 p. n. csnca nnatt Hxpeesss tsusdAys
excspfedl STOPS Al snssu~h nis ~ = N fbkiiE
Turner's 10 p. m. tpineA AID arrives 10 New
York at 8 xt n Connects al klnrs WITH
North IN Central hallway for Harrisburg, Phlla-
delphis Baltimore, Washington ami points South,
M Grrrt Heud with hsiswarw, L@ekawsrna
- We-s-s. k.anssA w faesaste u. frrntau @eA Phil
ad-iahia aad at N.x kok with Afternoon Trains
.td -te IN -fs isT Rosfot aud Mes ksglsnf Cite
oaly ons rain Eat 81 sund-y leaving Buffalo at
q 10 q "a aud reaching NV Yass At 1880 y. NJ.
poy,os sse asw sxuiAsp PaAsEsGsHs ~ith their
Baggage are tran.f lfsi free of ehrrg< in New fork
ulcHsare travellers ffe ne q th@ kfi@ Railway
pre.ents may Objects interest rs-siag thronsh Ia
neAutlsai vsss.ys ~ the cksmnae sasgushabna b<ss
~arr aud araape chsnuns fznw sszs
Is naturs's hesnfi. % stisntdn-
THr gts7 ytxrLsrro HOst Lrxr sfcrs sLTfP-
ise Co.cHKs s<IS THE WORLD-es seoompA-
ny all I'll ht trains OIL u rsilSal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-12

The King aud Queen Of Denmark propose
to anuse them selves in May with ''silver
wedding that is 10 say, second marriage
after an harmonious connubial life OF i've
and twenty years. The Cesarewitch and his
young bride, the sometime Princess Dsgmar,
are going to Copenhagen to be present at the
ceremony; likewise the Princess of Wales, II
she is well enough likewise the King OF
Greece, il Greece is well enough.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-12
The White Pine Compound Cures

Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs DiptherA Bronchitis Spit
ting Of Blood and Pulmonary Affections generally. II
70 remark nile Remedy idney Con- paints, pfab
tes, D.ncnly OF vosjirg Urine, Bs.ding from tbs KID
neys and Bladder, Gravel, and other complaints
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-12

THg Clinton Hra,d, IN speaking Of the
arrest Of six boys llr lAieving in that city
last week. suggests the idea that State Re-
form School i needed, which shall serve As
a check to the wild freaks of boys who are
too good to 60 to Jail and too mean to 60 I'M
punished There are many youths in this
city who would be fit inmates of snch an in
stitution.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-28
Know fhy llestiny.

MAnAnE r +. TnonsToS. the great English A.trolo.
gls Clairyoyunt anil Psychometrcian who las aston.
aied tue eeientic classes OF The OLD wor has now
Gated herself at Hudson. NJ Y Mad nnio Tnousros DOS
hesses such wonderful powers second sight ns 10 os.
bio her to impar' knowledge the greatest importance
to The hingo or married OF other ser Whllo II sl,n
Of trance se deneaes tho very features OF :hc person
yon arc to marry, aud by tho aid an INSTRUMENT Of In
tense power known ns the Psycomntrope garapte.s TO
produce feIe picture OF Tho future husband or wro
OF tho applicant together with dae OF msrraao poson
In life. leading traits OF character hc Ths s no bum
bug. Us thousand Of Testimonials can Assert sbo will
send, when dealrcd acertined oertlncalo O. written
guarantee At tho picture Is what purports to be, By
enclosing small lock OF har and giving p,aoo Of birth
age disposou and complexion and cnciona ffty
and stamped envelope addressed TO yourself Won v M
ceiyo tho picture and desired information BY return mil
All communications sscredlJ confidential Addros,. in
confidence. Madame E F. THORNTON, P. O. Boz oas.
Hudson, Ny ~ U March ID
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-28
ohlce OF City Registrar. August ~, 1867
GEORGE $. PELZER, NJ. d., City Registrar
Repatriation OF Foreigners.

Repatriation OF Foreigners.
Editor of He Naiiy Merrs
Either my manuscript Of Tho 9th crr0neouHly
expressed my meaning, or else the demon of tho
Case played the devil with my lines, for my friend
Capt. PARKER, the worthy Chairman of llro Board
OF Registrars for the 1st Precinct las griorouaIy
mistaken my meaning. must answer tho latter
part of his communication firHt and that shall do
npologctically. In the last paragraph of my letter
OF the 2Gth, tho types should havo said: 'Strange
that neither tho lalicnl captain, Chairman OF tho
i;Oard Of Registrars for tho 1T Precinct, ncr tho
hard-baked abolition Radical or tho I'd, Hi,ould
discourage yon tforoign-born ctiZens) from regis
teriDg, md TINT tho other Two (boarda) should
throw impcdiments in your way, nnd their chair.
nien themselves so lately reconstructed" I am
q, 'rry that was Aisunders TODD by n person l
est eem 70 highly nnd JUS rs 10 tho captain,
audi 70 doubt other people may havo been mislcd
fer the anlno reason. II you DO kind enough TO
publish ths all will be put straight again, and l
shall rcr lemDrr n my life the wise nphorism of
WAMBA, il,' son oi WITLEss, to bc more perspctl-
ous, because. saith WANDA, "Thc haBty hand
catclleth frogs for fish,"
but tho Captain says that charge "somf one
with peraiaont effort, 10 exclude foreigners from
repatriation" and l1o asks with military prompt
ness, "Who il 2" lavo said and rciteratc not
u UgrHOn, Dlt paFLy-tic cAltEti, tUtDtIS OI tn0
Southern Democratic party. Not tho several
boards Of Registration i'll this city, nor tho press,
nor tho pulpit, but tho managers, until now Of tho
public genefally, who OF courso usod both press
aid pulpit to further their tlcsigns--t the former
for whip and spur tho lattor as q snnfo bit. TO
gnide or urge the snldlcd and vol mounted pub
lic-such WAS the namo OF tho beast wlhcrsocvor
the rider would.
Tho Captain is loo young 10 remember whnt
occurred hero in 1833 md was not hero to know
what took place in 1898; but thero arc many fol-
eign born citizens alive in this city now, who
testify to the truth Of what merely stated briefly
in my noto Of yesterday, that there has hcen, md
still is persistent effort to repess foreign political
influence In Charleston.
IL il truo that tho orlcrs from Headquarters nre
that haturallzed citizens who uDinnta,iiy Joined
tho rebellion aro ipso 5dcto disfrauciscd. But
the Act OF Congress instructB It's ministers to nso
iiboraty in its construction. Would IL not be we'll
for mon in tho Captains place TO look into tho i'm.
polling motive TINT led tho victim to tho horns OF
tho rebel altar2 Such, for instance, as I state in
my letter. But neod not 60 beyond tho Captain,e
OWL ettor. need not argue conceded po,nt
No odds what tho compelling means wero, forco or
fraud moral or physical compulsion, il mado VOL
pteoring ghasuy farce. j. NJ. III.