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AccIDENT.-Wc learn that on Tuesday night last
a hand car. containing five freedmen, came into
collision with :hc night express from Charleston,
which resulted in the death Of four O.. the party
and tho entire destruction OF tho car.-FLorcz,ce
Gazette.
Dr.. Lester Jones and Mr. f. J. Pugh, old and
esteemed citizens of Sumter District, dod re-
Gently. sGS
BROKE JAIL.-Jin Crockett, negro, notorious
rascal, who was confined i'll tho jail atfthis place
cutting ont with.a hatchct furnished him by an
outsider Hess regarded nsa dangerous charao-
ter, and the community generally feel interested
for his rccapture.-Lnncdster Ledger ,.T
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Georgia Itcuas.

"a Nor HrRNd-We loarn that the planters Of the
vicinity are experiencing great difficulty in obtain
ing hands for the next year., The results Of tho
arc not disposed to work for q share in the CROP
and the tempting wages offered by tho agents of
western planters have induced large numbers o
blame no man for making any change which bot
tors his condition; but it is very question able
bs reazed ReesPery i Rs YET
this point is very sound and timely, and should be
brought to the attention Of every freedman WHO
Chier OF the Bureau, and has no interest save 10
promote what he believes to be the welfare of the
freed ople.-Auqusta Press lss, lIa
GAzELIE FIRE COMPANY No. 1T is g noto
mendable features in the policy Of our .secceasive
City Council has ever been the encouragement ex-
tended the, sity's gallant hremen. Particularlyis
the course pursued has been gradually, but abun-.
danty proved; for toit may be attributed the sue
cessfnl organization and Development of the .Aa-
gusta Fire Department. which: deservedly holdse
very prominent place in tho affections of our peo-
Pc, between whom and the fiery. element it has,
times without number, stood as q surs defence.
Our object, at this time, is to congratulate the
members Of GazeNe Fire Company No 4, upon the
completion Of their hall, and III so doing we may
tried, noble and heroic fire organizations (whethar
ssindependent" notl, there are none more active
and daring than that tnst mentioned. The Gazele
The new hall is about fifty feet in length by eigh-
teen feet in width; in it are two magnificent gras
and imitation marble mantels THE walls are
hung around with lthographs oHthe Hons. Jeffar-
son Davis and Alezander H. Stephens, and Con
federate Generals. The Company roll in frame is
cotton up in fine STYLE. and exhibits an array II
nalnes, tho owners whereof will always be beloved
BY those who love the most SELF ifacne Of men
u kGtron,cLe Of Saturday.
Captain Clay will continue to love his tsGazefle.'
although ne has recently e united to dear.-,Au-
galss1 C0nslt,ltsonalist.s 81 & igs
N:.Srooken. who i,as l,eea ffr '.iS,nme davs nasf
undergoing an examination for tho murder OF Mrs.
Mary Stevens, at Savannah, was discharged from
custody on Friday last. Ann Bryan, colored
woman, who was held as accessory, -waEalso dis
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Underwood rs a Real Estatc oDera ,or


Richmond correspondent of the New York
Herald gives the following version Of the process
by which the pure and spotless Judge UNDEnwooD
became tho owner of valuable property in Alexan-
dria. If the facts be as here set forth, and if tho
United States Senate were what it should be- there
would be no difficulty in impcaching and disrobine
him. Says the Heraldrs correspondent
revelation hitherto unknown in relation to the
confscation Of the property of MIR. ". N. McVeigh
in Alexandria. by Judge Underwood, has lately come
to light. twill be remembered, from the published
stat eents that after the conscation this property
was purchased by Oalcs Amos, John B. Alley ard
Sanuc! Hooper: Of Massachusetts, and the worthy
Judge himself; but having some grave doubts rs to
the validity Of the title thus acquired, judgments
obtained by attachments against Acvcgh during
the war were purchased, the property sold again,
and the above parties again becoming the p,r-
chasers at q mere fractional part of its Value In
this way, as Mr.. Ames stated, double title was
gafned Dt th1s transaction Ct having been brought
declared illegal, and the Congressional trio from
Massachusetts,, as well as the Judge, had again to
fell back upon the original fee simple confiscaton
title; McVeigh, original Union man, was at tho
wf5;1 xt t5s | rehc Ines IA raao.t
ed efforts to return, was unable to do SO; he per-
sistently refused every inducenent offered him to
participate in the rebellion, and when, at tho
Alexandria, it was only to fnd as reward for
his constancy, his house occupied by Judge
.n5 and sod ~ his gaaRo property
upon til, Judge and demanded copies Of the
papers upon which this action was based, and was
told to apply for them at Norfolk. This he did,
but Underwood knowing that tho tenure of the
property upon these was very uncertain, proceeded
at once to Norfolk, held tho court ut which some
forty officers of the late Confederate Government
wcre indicted for treason, and us this was chance
not to be lost placed the name of McVcigh upon
the list, his being tho only civilians appearing
thereon. This precluded the possibility of Atcvesh
action for the recovery of his lawful property and
until he can be tried for this offence the inattor
remains in statet quo. MeYeigh is now sixty years
and as tho property now hold -by Ames, Alley
Hooper and Underwood is the accumulation Of
over forty years of industry, economy and close
outrage the part OF the Judge and his colleagues
from Massachusetts will meet with the censure it
so eminently deserves from tho public.
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A NOBLE WoMAN.-The Republican Banner says
that on the 29th ult. quantity Of corn. pork and
clothing passed through Nashville on the way to
200 barrels Of pork, ETC.. which Mrs. Sarah Hughes,
Of Lexington. Ky, had succeeded in collecting in
her neighborhood for the suffering poor Of Georgia
needy, without regard to age, sex, politics or
color. Mrs. Hughes is sixty-dve years ofage. and
must certainly be woman Of extraordinary energy
70 nave accomplished 80 great work. The Louis-
Vile, Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads tra1is-
P@oTt POT these SUPPLIES FREQ Of charge as they haye
hitherto done with all others Of similar nature.
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1t Is state that nm apparatus has recently boen
invented TO- purifying the vitated air Of theatres,
churches, depots, and crowded lecture halls. Il
containing perfumed water, the lattor is given oil
by tho application of heat, in tie form Of steam,
through Jets plcod on tho outside OF toe vessel
This steam being dissem :lated throughout tho
apartment, absorbs and preciptates the poisonous
znatter present in the atmosphe phere.-Erchange.
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GO Tho Relatives, Friends and Acquain-
tances Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ MoINEnsx aro respectfully
invited to attend tho Funeral Services VI their only
from their lnto residence No. Tr4pmnnn street. This
afternoon. ut Three O'Clock. january ii
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CoMMoDoRE PORTER WouNDED. FORTRESS MON
ROE, January 1.-THE storm off Hatteras, which
was encountered by the United States steamer
the Dens bulwarka % under Water washed & W awy s her
cutter, and snapped off her mainmast, and at one
time it was Thought she would go DOWN Admiral
having been. thrown across The cabin, and Com
nnander Chandler WAS injured in the hand. Several
seamen were also injured. Assistant Secretary
Seward escaped. Furniture entirely wrecked. y.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, January 12.-In tho House to-dsy,
OF the reward offered in 1865 for the capture of
JEFFERSON DAVIS. It was referred to tho Com
mittee on Appropriations.
CLARK, of Kansas, introduced Bill to SECURE tho
srccdy completion Of the Southern Pacific Rail-
road, which was referred to the Pacidc Railroad
Committee.
for the Agricultural Department was resumed.
The amendment to reduce the appropriation from
5000 to 800 failed, and without completing the
Bill the House adjourned.
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VALUED AT X
100000.

D ~ t ~. " =. .rpN
WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: TIE
w name and value of each article OF goods are
marked tickets, placed in sealed envelopes we'll
mixed. On receipt OF % cents, envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice aud delivered
clnser after secing what article it draws and its
then, payment of dollar, receive the article
named, may exchange it for any other article marked
circular Mt the value. Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar more. No n1.ARxs.
Our patrons can depend fair, honorable dealing
The article drawn will be delivered at ofce regard
loss Of its value, promptly sent ns directed return
mail, or express. go: 'ss s5 ,o.--~-7
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
Of valuable gifts from us may be file ut
hce among whom we are permitted to refer to-
John 8. HoIcomb. LAmbertvtle n gold WATCH value
$780, Mrs s. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street. Brook
lyn. sewing machine, $50; Edwin Hoy Stamford Conn.,
gold lever watch. value 5000; Hon 81. Briggs Was-
tngton, D. c. diamond pin, S176sJ G. Sutherland No
100 Lexington avenue piano. $3.50: Mira NJ. Jackso No.
203Nneteenth street, N. y, sewing machine, >0O Jos
Camp. Elnnira, N. Y, meodeon, $lbO Miss I. Collins
Atlanta. Ga, diamond cluster ring $225; Dr. Henry
Smith, Worcester Mass sewing machine, ss5; n. Shaw
No. ls3 10th street Y. gold watch $50; Edw Boyn
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50; r. r
Smith, Providence r. L. silver lever WATCH $50; oscar
Purdy Madison, N. J., box, $45; Hon r. s. New
en- ST. Paul's. Mimi. gold watch. S1s5; j. r. sperry
Litchheld, Conn., silver watch, $55; VIM. B. Peck Hair
lem, nl music box, 575; VIM. Raymond Dayton. Ohio
silver tea set. $125; Miss E. M. schenck, Deroit Mich
diamond rings, 1925; Pierre Beaudin, St Charles
Hote New Orleans, diamond ring, $40; Mrs Martha
Barnes, st. Louis, Mo-, ruelodeon, value $12G Z
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n1- BEA Q TIFUL HAIR-CHEvALIER'S
LIFE FOB THE HAIR positively restores gray hnir to
its original color and youthful beauty. mparts
strength to the weakest hair stops Its falling out at
once; keeps tho head clean; is unparalleled hair
dressing. Sold by ali Druggists aud fashionable hnir-
dresscrs, and at my Office. No. 112s Broadway, Now
York. ers SARAH A. CHEVALIER NJ D. r
January 32N n @sE slas 3mos<
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Western Ncwg.

INDIANAPOLIS, January 11.-Gov. MonToN's mes
sage says that the State debt is s5396 O0O and the
population in 1870 will be two million. He recon-
supported by full proportion Of the school fund.
he tavors taxation only as sufficient to- pay the
expenses and interest, and leave the liquidation of
adopts negro suffrage MS a necessity, and urges
the passage of the Amendment.
The majority Of the Legislature are opposing nny
legal interference, and the minority favoring ten
hours for factory and farm, and eight hours for
mercantile labor. Large meeting have been held
IN various parts OF the state5 supporting. the mi
nority report. .@@3
Murine News.
New YORK, January 12.-The steamship kyy Of
Rahtmorc is ashore near Flynn's Knoll back Of
swash Channel and q tug is trying to ge. her off.
Domestic markets.
NEW YORK, January IL Stocks better. Gold
1osl@1osl o. Of Ca. 1o7 1o;; do. % Of e. io5aG Il
a9s do; s5 o1,o95a@,o54; Tenfortes sss@sSi
1915 virginia Sizes S. coton yeEe 1 L 19f f
&c 2Se. Flour dull; 5@1oc. lover; Southern dropping
Nt Maeat nom'nay p paser Corn dull and declining
Lard dull Dressed Hogs higher. Western e46
SIC. Whiskey quiet. 'Se1n 0a'eN
EVENING DISPATCH 4sti
]! NEW YoRK, January H. Cotton opened arm hnt
closed dull and heavy; sales 1900 bales at s4A0a5c.
for Middling Uplands closing at sac. Flonr dull.
Corn dull and dropping at 81 1901 IS fosr mixed mixed
Western. Whiskey dull and nominal. Pork quiet
and steady. Beef quiet ar,d unchanged. Lard
more active and firmer. Naval stores quiet and
firm. Freights firm. E
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
IA New York., January l2.-The Money market
continued to increase in :easeto theclose Of the
Bank hours, and tho:supply wassamIds to Brokers
at per cent. Some business was done at POI
cent. on Governments Money recently locked uI
tempt to- prostrato the whole trade Of the country
The Gold market closed ut 1891 @134 The markc
for Foreign Exchange was quiet to-day and sorno
what nominal AS usual just after the sailing O
the packets, Prime, Bankers Bills are quoted d
1O90109s. t5i 'Gslf Is.| IA
aNEw ORLEANS January 12.-Flour, super, s11
5e1s % SIS 5oa1s Souso ehoes ss'sa 81 g.
.s16. Pork, mess, $22 80. Lard, in tierces
224c; in kegs, 13dd. Bacon, market bare. Corn
mixed, 106a1O7a; yellow, 81 10; white, 81 10a1 123
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A MYSTERY UNRAvE11ED.-For some time past
the quiet, peaceable and law-nbiding citizens Of
the southwestern portion of our city, near tho
Seventh Infantry encampment, have been missing
their cows and calves, and werc at q loss to know
what became Of them; One gentleman missed
strange that these animals should 80 soon forget
their masters crib, around which they had been
fed for many days; but the mystery of their dsap-
Pearance is at lapt unravellod and this is it's sol-
hon: The soldiers OF the encampment kill them
for their own use ! Last Sunday evening, about;
dark, white and black COW was shot, by some Of
the soldiers and dragged into the encampment.
gentleman residing in that portion OF the town
arrived at the spot in time to see the COW dragged
naturally led to ask if tho troops were not fur
nished abundant ratons, and il it was real neces-
sity that caused them to commit these depreda-
tions, whom we were informed that they are a.
lowed to draw money instead Of rations. IF this
be so, We appeal to the military authorities to
alter it. in justice to our citizens, as well as for the
5a..2 .s5S% Tallahassee FlOTidS1n.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
%" a,j" 0rN ".|@ .@&" .n,
Our Cable Dispatches

MISUNDERSTANDING II -Evcning.-Thc he market
for goods is falling.
steady all day. and closed at 81 for money. The
following, the closing, prices for American scc,,-
rites: Fivc-twcntics, III; Illinois Central SO!;
Eric, !:ii.
at 7;s ~'S'0
can securities were fivc-twentics II 1-G
L1vEEroo, january II opcning.-Corn selling
at - Gs and shows declining tendency Lard
aS5. Cheese advanced id: in tho week.
slightly. Niiddling Uplands were quoted at 14Sd
TIC alcs did not exceed the estimate Of 5oUO
ELoREScE, January l2.-Thc Chamber of Depu-
tics has adopted the draft of an address in reply
to the speech OF EIcroN EMANUEL.
LONDON, january 12-Evcnig. -Consols closed
at ~ for money: bonds at 72a Tho current ratio
for the bonds ut Paris to-day was72.
INC 1rs ne, o. t's t morning NJ has long argu'ncn-
of the President of the United States aud says
the scheme looks like final blow at the Consti-
tuition. "0sI
MADRID, January 12.-Thc proffcrcd mediation
' OF the United States in tho differences between
Spain and Chilli. is regarded almost certain
tam furcrnnncr of all honorable peace.
VIENNA, January 12--Jour1lals OF this city to-day
contained The official announcement that the Sub
lnc Porte has called 150 400 1ncn into service to
uucll the Greek ins,,rrection i'll the Mediterranean
0@ LATER. :8#.
PEsTr. january ia motion has been intro
duccd into tho Uungarien Dict doclar lg that the
decree lately issued for tho reorganization of the
arms is void. and all who order its execution shall
be punished for treason.
BORDEAUX, January 13.-Tho French bark ORR
Zava, Capt. Berland, which sailed from New Or
leans or the 18Th November for this port, won't
ashore i'll the Ciironde, and became total wreck
LIVERPOOL, January 132rhe steamship Hell
vctia, which left New York December 90, has
arrived out.
United statos. Fiye-twontes woro quoted at
Frankfort at 75E. sS
LONDON. January 13-Thc London Globe has an
editorial in which it says the Eastern question has
become 80 pressing thatt demands tho Immediate
attention of the European powers. It is the
opinion of the Globe that general conference Of
the leading powers will be proposed on tho sub
jcct. Advces from the East report that an nsur-
rcton is on the point of breaking out in Bosnia |
berlin, January 13.-Tho North German Ga
Zctte denics that Count Bismarck has ever issued
any diplomatic circular, as has been stated.
ST. PETERSBURG January 13.-Thc Czar and the |
members Of the Imperial Court were present at |
ball lately given in MD Of the suffering families OF
the Crctans.
LONDON, January 13-Evening-A report from
Madrid states that Garibald has gone to the ISL
and of Gambia.
PARIS, January 1s-Evening ng-Dispatches from
the East report ministerial crisis at Constanti-
nopc, and also that the Porto has recalled it's ON
bassa dor from Athens. It is also reported that
large rcinforcemcnts for the Greek Insurgents had
been landed in Gambia from the Gre elk ships, and
that tho Crctans are receiving fresh supplies Of
arms. o.@a -l- 4G@ ,#
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PHOTOGRAPHS

DARLoW. TIE. OLD, OPERATOR, HAS THOROUGH.
ID LY renovated and httsd mp the Old star Gallsy.
and s prepared 70 take nh Kinds Of PORTRAITS Hsds
the trader: He has sso Photographs Of Confederate Gen.
crnls Ordinance Of secesslon Views OF City Sumter and
other Fordhcaon, at Wholesale and retai at COR
NRR KING AND MARKET STREETS Charleston, & c. =
~ N-R--Porcclain Portxnd4 and Pictures enarRed ON
shcst Notice and IN best Of style q . November
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8B-AUDrrOR's OFFICE, SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY. CHARLESTON. DECEMBER
o. 1s6G.-An interest tho Funded Debt OF the
pany payable by Coupons the 1st OF January, 1867.
will be paid presentation at the Auditors Olcc In
Iohn-strcet, on after the ID p-a1imo. sy4is vi
December % J. R. EMERY Auditor.
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~ ESTATE NO OTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate Of the late JOSEPH l.
HOWARD will present them, duly attested and all per.
sons indebted thereto VIII make payment to
$.J s. l. HOWARD,
I November 26 .:i-"' Qualified Executor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

a5- -NOTICE.-CONSlGNE PER STEAM
SHIP MoNEKA hereby notified that she is THIS
Day dschnrgng cargo at North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
pense and risk Of owners. A. GETTY l. CO.,
General Agents.
All Freight amounting to fifteen u5) dollnrs or less
nu.: be paid on the wharf before delivery Of Goods
January II 2
CONSIGNEEs PER STEAMER FALCON.
from Baltimore, nrc hereby notified that she This Day
discharging cargo Mt Pier No. Union wharvcs. All
goods remaining the wharf after will be stored
at their risk and expense.
MORDECAI & CO.. Agents.
Consignccs wishing grain stored. havc it dono by
notifying tho Wharfngcr. / January IA
RTEsTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
demands against the estate OF tho late FREDERICK
FREEZE will present them, properly attcstcd; and all
persons indebted thereto will 1lalc ,-,,1ncnt to
ELLEN c. FRkEZE. Ex'tx
January Il mwss Mount Holly, s. @.
CO.. FREEDMAN's SAVING BANK, CHARLES
TON, 8. G., No. STATE STREET.-Moncy deposited on
before January 21s 1867, will DO entitled interest
's from January 1st. NATHAN RITTER.
January Il 2 Acting Cashier.
a6-CARD.-THE THANKS FTHIt CHARLES
TON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY hereby tcndsred
T. NJ. HANCKEL, Esq, for refreshments furnished
Willie duty a the fire :hc night Of 18th Instant
GEORGE MCLEAN,
January Il socrctary c. F. E. Co.
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n5-GLEBE LANDS OFFICE OF MASTER IN
EQUITY. CHARLESTON, 11TH JANUARY. 1so7.-pur-
suant to the Decree of Chancellor JoHNsoN
18th November, 1866, in the Of ELIAS HORL-
OF THE PARISH OF ST. PHhIg notice is hereby given
to the ussgnccs of tho original leases of the GIEBE
LANDS made by the said Church. that Solicitors Of
the parties to the said VII attend before under
signed, at his Office, in the Court House, TAis Day. the
4th instant betwccn tho hours 10 IL O'Clock and
that the asgnces OF the said called upon to
como in at that time and establish their right to the
newa1 Of their respective leases provided by the said
Decree. .&. JAMES TUPpER
Il January IA Master in EQUITY
&a ESTA&E NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAv-
ING caims against the Estate of the late J. DuBOSE
PORCHER OF St Johns Berkley arc requested to hand
hom in, and those indebted to make payment to s. L.
HOWARD, Charleston. or to Mrs. MARION rORCHER,
qualified Erecutrix st, Johns, Bcrkey.
December q mth1mo
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!, !. as-WE. ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
e. M WHITING, Esq. as candidato for Sheriff O.
Charleston Uudicial District at the next election.
:
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" 0a-AWAY WITH sPECTAO4Es.-OLD EYES
made new, without speetacles Doctor Medicine.
Pamphlet ma.lod FREQ on receipt d ten cents Address
E. 3. FooIE, n D., No I3o Broadway, Now York Il.
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aF FARTIFICIAL4 YEs.--ARTiFICIAL HU-
RAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
DAUcH and ?. aoUaIEaAesN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoaaEAu OF Paris). No. 6ss Broadway, New York
April u .. s:;S sS@ I Es '-stH i3,,t.!'' Tyr 4
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Domestic Markets.

, New York, January 12.-The steamship kxy Of
swash Channel, and tug is trying to ges her of.
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whose lives have been endanrera#5
the mercenary audacity of these u u
pers. Once begun, as it has inst LEU
there can be no compromise to thu leg
gle. sssa.,
The President is not well prepara5
repel an i'm parchment, however E.
ulent maybe IS manner, however W, "; y
ed its motive. He has dallied wiz " t&
dlngar; his course has been w Wa. q
and uncertain F; and instead of jns.s,..l.l "
confidence III those who were lj,l t,'Ii4
to trust him, he has inspired da, 'p2ss
all by his timitlity. He has ex aa.. =
ihe Constitutional power placed ~ ~ Y
hands for his own protection, in ia. "
II, amer as to deter his friend, a.. dTl
sure MS enemies. lie retains aonnf = d
counSeIlors and ministers VINO are ais slil
VIGOROUSLY unlaithlul to him, or sa ,s'lg
~ untitled by imbecility Tor Il .srpIf .sse s
sis. The people, while ;tscrililn,. :. ".
intentions to him, are in doubt as IL 99 u
qualifications as Tie leader OF a gsa \
movement. He has evineed svlna 2,ea
o. being cowed by the ieroriouS hsa
in-s oi'thc Jaeobins, and these sym ~ NY
are dangerous and dis.oarayiilr s .,5,1
While his foes derlde anu ,deIy mn ny
he depends upon the slender proIsa .'sH
which they sui allow hiul. Ii is .fr s,ol
~ to be feared that should a serlsas"4
at-arms ut the JacObin caucus. WIN
posse at his heels, march INTO the AVnt'
House aud place Andrew Johnson pa ni'
arrest, he would fail 10 move uu.il NV
and circumstances had sanctjt.et5 4'
u,urpation, anla tool of the eau us 4 4.
the Presidential chair. Want of aa.;s
i've action ut such Il III enlent would ram
der subsequent attempts as useless =
the struggle of the lion in the tolls
In such an event the people could md
be idle, bnt they are not prepared wifi
the organization that the elnaf54a
ey would require. There should be l fr]
unaninity of sentiment among tbas
opposed to such uSurpation and second
an organization competent to eyprps
the popular will, M ,intain the peace ana
preserve the Government from treason
usurpation and tyranny.