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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-24
How Governor Cox Fooled the
Committee when ghey NcnRi-
mated GalG0vgsey's SncGesS0r.

The nomination Of General Lee, as the
successor Of Mr. Galloway on the N"gro
Suffrage 1icke", for Lieutenant Governor
cxcites much surprise from the fact that's
until his nomination, he was entirely un
known. As a General in the war, he was
never heard Of, and this fact, if what we
hear be true, is the reason why he was
nominated When his name was proposed
by Gov, Cox to the con mittee majority
thought it was General Robert q. Lee, for
they never even dreamed that there was an
Ohio General Lee, and under that belief,
nc received every vote but two in the com
mittce The members Of the committee sup
posed that the great Confederate leader had
joined hands, like General jeff Thompson,
with the negro suffraEeites, and had moved
to Ohio to aid his Abolition friends in per-
ftctinE the plan for keeping ten States out
of the Union.
Great was the disappointment when the
committee founG uut their mistake. They
had captured a tame mule in the trap pre-.
pared for the lion. Although the nomina.
ton had been teegraphed to Cincinnati,
Cleveland, and 9th points, it might be re-
called, but before the committee could be
hunted up and brought again in council,
TIE following telegram settled the hash 1t
is dated. the Jouronl says, late ct night,
on the 10th instant" and is ''as follows"
Thank you, gentlemen and the committee.
The nomination is accepted.
JoEN c. lee
As the midnight train was leaving the
dfpot, an individual supposed to be the
Grand G mmandcr of the Grand Army Of
the Republic" aided by one, the political
Sands OF whose lite seemed TO he about
run out, was heard muttcring, "Sofd b.
thpdc1r' He was supposed to have re
Il renee to- his vote for the little Lee wher
he thought he was nominating the com
mander in chief OF the Army of the Con
federacy The verdict OF the people vii
be, wrecked on a Lee shorel y Statesmen
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Horace GreeEey's Compliments
10 the Grand Army of the Re
public.
From the New York Tribune.

We denounce this new secret association
as inimicsl to the Constitution and the
Union 1t will be sad day for our party
when soldiers find no better work than to
prowl over the battle field of the past, and
dig up the bodies of the slain. The coun
try wants peace, and rest, and harmony,
and Justice. These men want distracted
country, that offices may be gained. They
would make America Mexico, peace would
be sent to sleep with Turks and inGdes,
and, instead Of Union, the would ''the wo.
fullest division make that ever fell upon this
cursed earth.
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The Best Government Upon the
Face 0Gthe Earth, and Hts EN-
nEsSSa.

flour Government is the best upon the
face Of the earth, it is probably because we
ray the most for il. The bet articles gen
orally cost the greatest price. List year
the bill for rur ming our Government in its
Federal and State relations amounted to
the modest little sum Of eight hundred
millions of dollars, or about thirty dollars
week to each man, woman and child in
The C, untry. Now Iuxuryis good thing
but sometimes we have TO dispense with it,
because it costs too much for cur means to
afford it. We humhIy submit that good as
our Government Is, it is getting a little too
expensive. Ii things go on in this way we
do greatly fear that we shall have to put up
with an inferior article, and have poorer
| Government simply on the very plausible
ground that we cant afford it. We want
other nations to adopt our institutions, but
| 70! fthey desired to they con not, on a.
count of the expense attending 1t! The
| French and EnGlish governments combined
don't cost more than ours, and yet those
nations are dissatisfied because their govern
nents are not cheaper This consideration
some what diminishcs the privilege Of self
government, ina>much as no nation can long
stand the expense. We have been so well
goverled by our Radical friends for the last
| five years that we hate to speak Of or COM
plain of the expense, but really it has risen
to such height as to become an unprChtbale
| Injury much longer.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-24
cAMUEL TIMMONS.

The told reliable' Saddler of Cadiz, de-
sires to inform his old friends, and the pub
lie generally that he has on hand large
cheaper than Saddles have been sold in
'Cadiz since the war began. He inv ties the
public to call, and challenges competition.
For the next sixty days, Saddles can be had
at bd7yuin He has also some extra fire
Harness which cen bo bought cheaper, than
the same goods ran be bought anywhere,
according to qualitys
s. TINIMONS.
Cadiz, June rs, 1S67-3t.
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MISS Nj. E. QUIGLEY,

HAVING purchased the right of selling
Madame Doris French Chest System Of
Dress Cutting for Harrison and Guernsey
counties, will be found at her rooms on the
corner of Warren street. opposite Lem
mons Boarding House, where she will be
prepared at all times to teach every variety
Of Cutting for Ladies and children; also
Pants and Shirts. Ladies will find this
model Indispensable. No fitting required.
Dress making continued as rsual,
May29, emo.
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JOHN H. MANN Err,
! EAEUFACTURE AND DEAL,

NH ER in Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars,
Market ST., Cadiz, Ohio. Has everything
in the Tobacco line, which he is pre-
pared to furnish to the public, at wholesale
or retail. at the most reasonable rates.
His Cigars, of every kind from the
'Stoga" to the finest grades-are the best
ever offered n this market. Hanna q
Co.'S. Premium Chewing Tobacco-the best
rtic'e in the country always on hand
Killikinnick, an! AL kinds of Smoking
Tobacco, kept cons ia lily. Let all lovers
of the weed call and examine:
Jan. II, 1866-ly.
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2 n y - ? = - -
a Snake AfnrY.


The following story was told US bv an old
and well-known stage agent, who, for many
years, acted sometimes in the capacity of
driver and at other times as agent for the
company by whom he was employed. We
give the. story as nearly as We can recoNect
in his own language:
1t was sometime in the month of Sep
tenher that | started from the town of
! Columbus. Mississippi in company with an
old Baptist minister hy The name of James
Brownlow, well known throughout the
counties Of Giles. Lawrence and Maury,
Tennessee, and one of the leading members
Of the Hard Shell Church. We had ridden
all the day in the hot burning sun, and
were decide dly glad when We hove in sight
Of house at entertainment.
After We had eaten a hearty supper of
fried chicken, biscuits and butter, smoked
our pipes and taken cool draught of good
freestone water, the landlord conducted us
to a neat, comfortable bedroom. and being
tired, we soon commenced to doze | was
just approaching that state of sleep of half
consciousness, when the minister raised a
yell and made bound in the bed and
pantingly announced: There is a snake in
the room!' told him he was dreaming.
Dreaming" said he, Did not feel its
cold, shiny skin across my face? Didn'1
throw it off with my hand, and hear it
strike on the floor? A light, landlord, iol
Heaven sake light, and let me see TO get
away from this accursed place." ] began
to feel rather squeamisb myself while al
this was going on, imagining myself in a
dark room with snake. The landlord
came rushing into the room with a light
and TIE picture the old parson presented
would have made horse laugh, standins
hall bent with his hands resting on hi!
knees, eyes glaring like two moons, mouth
wide, pale as death, he was the most ludi
crouS sight ever seen on earth
"Snake!' said he, the light came in
OH said the landlord, the snake yo,
reedn't be alarmed my friend, it is a train
ed snake, no harm in the world in him, he
been in the room three years; wouldn tax,
hundred dollars for him. "Is be gon,
out OF the rocm, 50 | can get down on tht
foorY asked the DarsOn. "Please hoil
the light TIL get on my clothes. y $50 t.
bed, my dear sir, | assure you there il II,
harm in the snake perfectly harmless, -
Sleep in man house that keeps snake
for his companions?' rcj9lned the parson
Order my horse: plea tell me your bill
) say, A., you can stay in this snake den
you like, but am going to ride. woul
ride through fire aUds birthstone before
would stay in this house | say, landlord
my horse and bill!'' All our persuasion
were mayaling the parson would 90, an
, |, as his travelling companion, felt boun
to go, too, and long and lonesome ride W
, had, never stopping until breakfast tim
next morning. the parson declaring that h
would not feel sale to sleep in any hous
within twenty miles Of the snake house.
-----~zzGse--. ---<szzz----~-----
$ FoUR hundred clerks are employed i
9 the Office OF the second Auditor nf til
2 Treasury, upon work connected with IL
additional bounty law; and it will take thu
force eighteen mouths to get through wit
. the business. 44a
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g. II. SHOTWELL,
WiVNRNEv at GAyg GADpT

n OHIO Continues to practice in Har-
rison and adjoining counties, and gives es-
pecial and prompt attention to Collecting,
business of Executors and Administrators,
Guardians, Wards, Partitions, Sales of
Lands, Settlement of Estates, Titles to
Real Estate, Convevancing, Suits at Law
and in Chancery, Loariug and Investment
of Money, and all other professional busi-
ness placed in his charge.
Ssss- He is Agent for the State Bank f
Ohio and others, for loaning money, &c.
axB- Office In Georges Corner, Main Street
Ian 25 1885.
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AN AWFUL DISEASE. "A Western cx-
change notices the prevalence Of new dis
ease, called the pipsynipsy. and thinks it
peculiar to that section. We do not know
L at the exact disease has made its appear
ance here, but the remedy is in general use.
The disease is &scribed as fellows: A sud
den depression of the collipsis dinix, II cav
ing in of the spinality of the backbonibus,
and feeling Of slimness in the immediate
vicinity of the diaphragm may be regarded
as symptoms that the complaint is coming
on. The following remedy will afford in
stant relief: Spirits vini Otard, n l.; su
garum whitum, g. s.; icibus coolus, q. s.,
shakiste violenter; addus spriggus minrus
duns. and suckite cum strawuni. We have
heard it said that il is worth while having
the disease for the sake Of the remedy,
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.IOHN S. PEARCE.

A TTGRNEY AT LAW, AND AU-
n THORIZED Military Claim Agent
Ga1iz, Ohio. collects all Glasses Of CLAIMS
against the United States or the State Of
Ohio. Also authorized Military Claim
Agent, Cadiz, Ohio, for the collectionof wild
dows and soldiers increased pension and
nounty and all classes of Military claim
OFFfcE-Ovar the First National Ba k
Elrect plainly,
Tste Col oa't Regt. o. n. Cadz: Ohio
Julv,3.
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SWAN HOUSE.

V rem Streets. IT, r. SWAN, Proprie-
tor. The Proprietor having recently pur-
chased the above property, respectfully
announces that he has Re-fitted md Re-
sUl lnished in the best e'v'o. the h0tnl for
merlv known as the "Natinnal {" '"he Stu
Nles to this house are large arG 'nNno-
d. Is, and will always be attended to by
trusty and careful Ostlers.
July 3. ISG7-y.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
- FRS. PNGIJE,S MIEI,INARY ES.

another supply of Goods from the last
all of the latest style. Hats, Bonnets, fine
French Flowers, Trimming 5, Hoop-skirts
ana Notions. Altering and Bleachin0 done
IN the best of order. Thankful for past fa-
p vors. che solicits a share of public patron
age. Rooms over sharp A McKinnie's
vr'f MAY Is, 1867.
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-. DONAHJTE,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. ST. lou
n IS. Mo-, No. SO Chestnut Street, be-
tween 4th and 5th. Practices IN THE
MrssSURI STATE Courts. Prompt atten-
tion given to Real Estate Litigation, and
to suits relating to Commercial Transac>
tions, Insurance, &c. Also to paying tax.
es, proving titles, and all other business
entrusted to him.
Mar 6, ,'67-lyr.
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r. HEFLING,
"THTN JOSHUA B. LEE a. co

wv No. 437 Market Street, Philadelphia.
importers and Wholesale Dealers in Amer
ican, German and French, FANCY GOODS
White Goods, Embroideries, Laces and
Trimmings; Silk, Cotton and Linen Hand
kerchiets, Silk Mits, Gloves, Hosiery; Gents
Furnishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings;
Combs, Brushes, Buttons and Suspenders;
Velvets and Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
y .-.n Mayl ,l86-lyr.
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LIVERY SVAPLF.
-rsr TFEF GVHERyTA IAN EsnE-EE

" CADIZ OHIO. p. Lynch having re-
Gently ndded largely to his stock of Horses,
Carriages. Buegies. &c., is prepared to
serve public in the good style and at reas-
onahlerates. Passengers arriving on the
trains taken to their destination cheaply
andexpeditiously.
Aug 2, '65-ly.
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NEW BAKERY.
YrLT,UAwNATU RESPECTFUI..

w Ly informs the citizens of Cadiz and
vicinity that he has opened a NEW BAK-
ERY on Market Street, first door above
Clark Il Ramsey's Jewelry Store. His
Bread and Cakes are warranted to be of
the best quality. Particular attention
given to baking all kinds Of Cakesfor Par
Ties, Weddings, DC.
'i3i April IL, 1s67-lv.
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SADDLES & HARNESS.

ID r. WATERS BEGS LEAVE
u. To inform the people of Harrison
County that he has opened out in the room
lately occupied by J. r. Crawford, Esq, on
Main street, Cadiz, Saddle and Harness
Mandatory, where he will keen at all
times SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS,
BRIDES, TRU NKS, and everything 'lsu-
sl in his line of business. at wholesale and
retail. REPAIRING done on short notice.
He solicits share of the public patronage.
and will give those who favor him with
their patronage the best of work at fair
prices.
Nov 1SE6sJ
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: SHERMAN HOUSE.
rARKET STREET. CADFZ

lyl THOS. MCBRIDE, Proprietor. =
This house formerly known as the Lacy
House) has been Thoroughly repaired and
renovated. Every thing will be done that
can be to make guests comfortable. The
table will be supplied with the oes5 the
market affords. A sufficient amount OF
Stabling is attached to the House.
April II, l885-lyr.
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JOHN TONWELL.
TAILOR. MAR

E KET ST., opposite Odd-Fellow's Hall,
Cadiz, o. Also Local Agent for The GRO
YER & BAKERS Celebrated Family and
Manufacturers SEWING MACHINE
Call and examine. Machines, OIL Needles,
&c, constantly on hand.
ianl7. '66-tf
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ALL KINDS OF CHAIRS!

He asks the public ia call and examine his
work, as he thinks people can do better
with him than anywhere else.
!. Repairing, Painting and Gaming done
cn abort notice and reasonable terms.
n aIta,b 10 r IN April A, lS87-1yr,
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A.C. TURNER.

A TTORNEY AT LAW CADE2.
N OHIO, will practice in Harrison coun-
tv, and give his attention particularly to
Collections, Petitions for Dover, Partition of
lands, for the sale of lands by Administers
tors and Guardians, Settlement Of Estates
and the Foreclosure Of Mortgages, &c.
OFFICE and Residence on Main street,
nearly opposite Cadiz House.
Feb. 20, Oily
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CHAIR MAKING.

r III. GREDER respectfully announ-
A. Sces to the citizens OF Harrison Coun-
ty that he has opened out in The rooms
formerly occupied by VIM. |. Fry as a
Cabinet Shop, u CHAIR FACTORY, ana
has on hands and Is constantly making
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s. w. BOSTWTCK.
A TTnRNEV hNm CAy1NGET,GHR

"A AT. LAW, CADIZ, 0. will practice in
the County of Harrison and adjoining Coun-
cies. Professional business confided to his
tare, will receive due attention.
OFFIcE--On Main Street, opposite the
Court House, next door to Sharp & Nc
Klnnies Drug Store. upstairs.
@-~ June g. 1867 yr.
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FLOTO & y2EA.
MEAT &EGD.

cAMUEA T.. 1EEYANT' HAS OEsE2E-
= ED q Meat Establishment in thn Gel.
lar under Ianna II Cos New 'fana'. Hrhere
he will teep constantly on hand. a @o,d as
sortmcnt ,f Beef, Po'k. Veal, Mutton. &c.
The patronage Of the puhlir is respectfully
solicited. Jan. 80 'SY-lY.
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9EEFN WEG4fjsy q g[t,.
nANEGERS GG EXG&E.-ESs gaT20-
IT'D KERS, Cadiz, OHIO. ng.grI {" Din
Exchange ant Promissocv Notes interest
paid on d posts. Collections ma 10 ~ ell
acressi, lie Points, and Remit g q Tp-Tert
Rates OF Exchange.
Dec. 27 lS65-ly
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i. Nj. ESTEP.
f.. n. HAYS,
JOSEPH SHARON.
A TTORNEV AT LAW. CAD

"A OHIO. Strict after ntion to all busi.
ness entrusted him IN Harrison, Jefferson
Belmont and Tuscarawss Counties.
OFFIcE-1n the brick bnilding, opposite
the "Cadiz House," we
Jan. 25, '65.
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I'D. CUNNINGHAM.
fYHorH Wn n \

IN OHIO. viii give prompt attention to
all legal Dizziness entrusted to his care in
Harrison and adjoining counties. o
oFFIcE-Up stairs, in Georges Corner -
Entrance on Main street.
sua H. H E &%5a March l6 1865
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FoUR hundred clerks are employed in
the Office of the second Auditor nf the
Treasury, upon work connected with the
additional bounty law; and it will take that
force eighteen mouths to get through With
the business. 44H
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

me biz then passed and $4,000 appropriated to
carry its provisions into effect
THE LOUISIANA BnI-
Mr.. SrHkgR moved TO take mp the louisiana bill.
Mr.. WILSON favored the motion. He was for consider
Ing the Louisiana before the bill that passed on Sun
day was taken up. The great wrong OF the President
was In giving the control Of the Southern States into he
respect as General Grant would have done had he
rendered TO General Lee after having defeat
cd him. He Mr. WILSON, hsd just received letter
from tho editor Of the Savannah Republican,. who
had been arrested tried, TO the jail for year and
fncd u 600 for ny ing that who used 70 b. post
master In Savannah was defaultsr. II was known
master - defaulter but for mentioning this fact the
editor, who was loyal man, punished BY rebel
judge and rebel jury. be mr. Wilson, believed that
the louisiana bill, modified so 70 extend suffrage TO
the blacks and made 70 apply the other states would
Be good basis Of reconstructon
Without acting on the motion 70 take up the BILL the
Senate, at ten p H., adjourned.
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

coNTTHuHu Oh TENTH lAak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-12

stable named Crisp. and number Of other eI-Conied
crate soldiers and his employer was compelled 10 Gs
charge hum and advise him TO leave TO save dlmculy
Mr. sler took no part whatever In the political canvass
and did not vote at the election. His 0nehse c9hsisto
in his having been Unien soldier anu III A0
10 the cause he had fought for
Memphis was dsgraced by another partisan murder On
Sunday NIGHT The victim negro and MS 1nurueiGr
ia said TO be an employee Of Of the Repel printing ON
ces The Bulletin says the negro was passing along rr0nS
accosted nv two white men, both Of whom we're appar
emily under the influence OF liquor one o. these
mon asked the negro whose name Is Turner,
x"bat tictet he voted at the recent election,
and he replied that he had not voted at all Some other
words passed between the parties, when one OF Lne e
I'm the abdomen incting an ugly wound from which me
bowels protruded. Before Turner fell 10 lhe grou ~
fired two shots from his revolver at his assaahts "uU
failed TO hit either of them The wounded man Is &C.
sented as quiet and inofIensve and was Formerly c
ployed as porter in the drug store of Falls Co., Oh
Main-sr
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AvoTuER INNOCENT MAN LYNcHED.

A Chicago paper publishes the following;
Some months ago Alonzo Tbbett Of this place was ar
rested in Mane on the charge of numbering Thomas
Page, a brother Of Tbbets being reported TO nave
made confession, charging him with the crime az INC
trial this brother refused To testify Tue co Ia The
him in the refusal and the prisoner was acquitted Dy e
jury. Much indignation was manifested az tne
Tibbets being generally believed guilty, ana u rev
days since "A meeting held in the nclgnDOf-
hood where the Tbbet reside in which IL was resolved
that II they did not both leave the country In nve days
they should ynched The two men refused 10 80, ana
the excitement became intense On Friday large meet
ing was held south Of Illinois River, and some 200
time the Sheriff had committed him TO jail III the place
saturday morning hundreds Of the citizens OF the
design. and remained upon the streets all day.
At O'Clock they held meeting and resolved 10 oreaS
to the jail broke open the iron door with &
took Tlbbets across the river bridge TO hang nm Inc
Mayor b. Thomas Judge Rea1ng JuGg9 sDy other
citizens did what could be done by them 70 prevent II
but overpowered and carried away " tns
ing any guard, and went into the county 10 Sor'e
around his neck, fastened it TO a. tree, and
gave him opportunity to speak lie SAID ny horsei
were poisoned by Thomas Page. Had desired 10 XII,
him should have done 1t then l did not XII MN.
can prove / was not near there that dAy.. kn9 9
atn INNOCENT" SOME one from the crowd asked him y
his brother Joseph did not Kill Page lie snsweren
aud did 40" lie was asked why he dd not testify so OF
trial He answered because he was my brOther'
They tied his hands behind him. he knelt down and
hey asked him what he wanted :. done
with his body. He replied " Give, IT,.
oousceuce am innocent" Some one then called 70 IN,
crowd: " Are You satisfied 70 hang himp The crowd
nwav and left him dancing in the air Efforts were made
20 cut him down, but all such were I'm vain The mol
vailed some OF the most influential and prominent mel
IN tho southern part Of the county are the leaders In IT,
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TEXAS.
GOV. PEAsE,


The Houston telegraph Conservative says of
Gen sherdnBs recent changes: kmoton ana Pease
are repr sentative men and representative Governors
Tbroclmoron represented the johnson policy Of recon
sruoton and elected aud Enthusiastically supported
by the peope Pease represents the Congressional policy
OF reconsnction aud Is appointed Governor by military
authority They probably the best men for Governor
on their respective bases 10 bo found In the state BOth
are able experienced cautious. and prudent men, ana
both deeply Interested In the development OF me ma
terl interest, OF the State when had the right 10
elect a Governor OF own chOlce-and we
did have the right thcn-we ala whAt
we ought N have done In electlng Throckmorton
But now that longer have any such right, anu tho
Governor has 20 be appointed by military authority
better man than Pease could not have been selected
Gov Pease aud the majority of the people OF nave
been widely separated In political sentiment and feeling
Ills particpatou Ia the Negro Convention IN Houston
did not tend Lessen that separation. notwithstanding
this however thoy have confidence In his ability, wisdom
and integrity as an executive officer; and they VIII mar
monte and cooperate with him IN all his legitimate
efforts 10 faithfully administer the laws and to develop
the material interests Of the State