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J. W. BRADLEY'S CELEBRA
TED PATENT
d L p L X L l. p T C
tOR DOUBLE SPRING.
s X / II T.

The Wonderful Flcxibility and great com fort and
pleasure toany lady wearing the duplex Elliptic
Skirt will he experienced particularly in all
crowded assemblies, operas carriages, railroad
cars, church pews arm chairs, for promenade and
house dress, as the skirt can he folded when in
use to occupy "a small place AZ easily and conve-
nienty as q SIX or Muslin Dress, an invaluable
quality in crinoline, not found In any single
Spring skirt.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience of wearing the Duplex
Elliptic steel Spring skirt for single day, viii
never a terwartls willingly dispense with their
use. For Children, Misses and Young Ladies'
they are superior to all others.
They will not bend or break like the single
spring, but will preserve their perfect and grace
ful shape when three or four ordinary skirts viii
have been thrown aside rs useless. The hoops
are covered with double and twisted thread, ana
the bottom rods are not only double springs, but
twice Tor dOuble) covered, preventing them from
wearingout when dragging down stoops, stairs,
The Duplex Elliptic Is great fhvorte with all
ladies' and is universally recommended by the
Fashion Magazine as the standard skirt OF the
fashionable world.
To enjoy the following incstimable advantages
In Crinoline, viz: superior quality, perfect man
ufacture, stylish shape and finish, nexibility.
durability, comfort and economy, enquire for
j. W. BRADLEi'S Duplex Elliptic, or Double
Spring Skirt, and are sure you get the genuine
article.
particular to NOTICEthat skirts offered as "DU-
PIEX" have the red ink stamp, viz; ~. W.
Bra.lleys Duplex Elliptic Steel springs" Also
Notice that every Hoop will admit n pin being
passed through the centre, thus revealing the
two lor double) springs braided together therein,
which is the secret Of their hexibility and
strength and combination not to be found in
any other skirt.
For sale in ali stores where first class skirts are
sold throughout the United States and else
Manufacturer by the Sole Owner. Of the Patent,
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SATURDAY, 3p DAY OF AUGUST,

next, at one o'clock, p. M, the following proper
ty, viz: All the right, title, interest and ciaim
OF defendants Of In and to q certain tract OF land
situate in JEFFERSON township, Greene county,
Pn. containing Fifty Acres. more or lss, about
twenty acres cleared, on which is erected one
log house, corn crib and some fruit trees. Ad-
Joining lands Of William Kincaid, Hugh G.
Houlsworth and others. .isf 49,
Taken in execution m the property Of the
Clifton Petroleum Oil Company, VI the suit Of
he Commonwealth Of Penfsylvanin.
1856 HEATH JOHNS, SIM.
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ANEW PERFUME FOR the nAyDKERsulrr
CLIMAX! CLIMAXil

Pages Climax Salve, a Family
blessing for 20 cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without 1t.
We warrant 1t to cure Scrofula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
letter, Pimples, and all EruptiOns
Of the Skin. For Sore Breast or
Nipples, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises,
Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands,
&c., 1t makes a perfect cure.
1t has been used over fifteen
years, without one failure.
1t has no parallel-having per.
fectly eradicated disease and
healed after all other remedies had
failed. It isa compound of Arnica
with many other Extracts and
Balsams, and put up In larger
boxes for the same price than any
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Select Asaaina.
THE WISHING CAP.

THE WISHING CAP.
II fairy tales were true,
And fortunes were my hap,
Ill tell you what I'd do
If I'd the wishing cap;
I'd make each maid wife,
Who'd give both heart and hand;
And all domestic strife
I'd Danish from the land.
No ann that wrought or plough'd
Should ever toll IN vain;
The great should not be proud,
The small should not complain;
The friendship of a friend
Should last through good and i'll;
And, constant to the end,
Should guide the wand'rer still.
All rulers should be just,
And people should be wise,
And swords and spears should rust
For lack oienemies;
The triumphs of our time
Should b ess the poorest lot,
And misery and crime
Should die and be forgot.
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I AND SALE.
CHERIFF'S SALE.
SATURDAY, 27rH DAY OF JULY,

next, at one o'clock, p. M, the following proper
y, viz: All the right, title, interest and claim,
of defendants Of in, and toa certain tract Of land
situate IN Mononaahela township Greene coun-
ty, Pa, containing one hundred and nineteen
acres, more or less, about 20 acres Of which arc
cleared. Adjoining lands Of benjamin Maple,
John Minor, Sam'l. Minor, VIM Gray and others,
and has erected thereon a log house. weather.
boarded log stable and other outbuildings. An
excellent orchard on the farm.
ALSO, Another piece of land situate In said
township, beginning at a course on the creek,
thence by lands Of Thomas Boards heirs five
perches thence by lands Of Noah Hartley. 81 per-
chcs to n course thence up the creek 325 perches
thence by land Of Thos. Boards heirs, p perche.
to n post by u sycamore thence down the creek
by the same 81 perches to the place Of beginning,
containing one acre more or less.
Also, Another piece OF land situate In said
township, beginning on the coal and board line,
thence by said line ~ perehcs to n stake, thence
by land of Noah Harley, perches In the creek,
thence by land some j $40 pcrches 10 the place
of beginning, containing one acre more or less.
Taken in execution as the property Of the
Whitley Creek OIL Company, at the suit Of VIM.
Phillips.
6;2G-5t HEATH JOHNS, Sheriff.
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SHERITF'S SALE.

by virtue Of a writ OF Venditioni ENponas is
suep out Of the Court Of Common Pleas ofGreene
county, and To me directed, there will be expos
ed to public sale at the Court House, in Waynes-
burg, on
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue ofa writ Of Venditioni Eyponas.
issued out Of the Court of Common Pleas OF
Greene county, and TO me directed, there will be
exposed 10 public sale at the Court House, In
Wayncsburg, ON
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CALLING SOON.

RsS will takQ pleasurs In shovine shsir stock
at ~ trnee. oogive them = call when you come
p town. Rernemesr the place sopposlte the First
iSis.sf I. pRApEN 60.
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aeltdital
7 W. ItUSS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
CLATER ODENBAUGH,

onice in Jcwcll's building West end of Main st,
Waynesburg. 4;l:'6j-tf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-04

"A SPLENDID REsIDEMCE AND FARnI
situated within the corporate limits Of the town Of
A1Ken, = CIhe residence Is large and connrnodioua
containing eleven rooms all with ffepces iazzas me-
asaensds 20 the arst and second with an the CON
grounds are hsndsonely laid out with Eyerreens Roeea
&C., &C. and the Vegetable garden ample The outbuid
seryants houses. steblea &C., In comrlete
planting land 77 a 49, - '-esil = lug
This property now the residence Of Mras N IN
scnwar a offered for sale at reasonable price and on
tet1ns for the purpose Of division aonr
te nera or the Late Geo. Parrot The entire frnture
Of the nonae and premises be purchased with the
ADDRESS ". 8. WALKER
I. ..:xElsss ..s,,s- ". G. MOOD, .g,sy
march ~ @..- wE Executors Estate Geo Parrot "a
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" EscoBEuo, sometime since, at San
Jacinto. And now the capture Of Puebla by
PoRrlP1o DIAz is a sad story:s Over 4ooo soldiers
were killed and wounded on both sides in the
final contest, and DIAz is said to have put to
death sizty-thaee officers of the imperialist gar
rison for refusing to surrender. If MAx1M1I-
lANis captured at Querctaro he may be treated
similarly, through. some laundering, il not
otherwise, notwithstanding the efforts Of our
government in the interests of humanity. An
indication of the general sentiment of the Mex
lean leaders is given by the official journal Of
the JuAnEz government, puslished at San Luis
Potosi, which had m elaborate defense of the
shooting of prisoners, with reference especially
to the San Jacinto affair, but showing that this
was rather the carrying out Of policy than IN
exceptional thug. Asrecent report of LEON
GuzSAN to the Liberal Government mentions
the capture Of several prisoners at Cerro de San
Gregorio, and cody adds: s.These are hung up
on the road from Queretaro to Zelava.'''
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+ y
puBIIc NOTICE 1s HEREBY GIVEN a TAIr 4 iSSy gNDER
sne 1onowng Ordinance licenses have bcen prepared
Ao1 sueavety tsl nom nom shis Office .i4 s. THOMAS
SEC I. Be Ordained BY Me Mayor ana IideIzre,. i.
- .y s1se't Gsood That fco and after the nrst day
o wagons used for private and domestic purposes in
tne same manner md according the same puyIaions
noW OF force IN relation to CARTS drays waos
o.axea 1or hire except giving bonds And each such
dfay rwogon, aha be provided with BADGE conc
I1nanG tne number thereof aud marked R7uoe to be-
Plseed on the outsde Of the shait:: = A
SEQ. 2 No person shall be takeii by fha Tnesarer =:
surety TO any bond under the Ordinance concsruinr L.
ssa eses !or cars drsy wagons and other CARRIAGES I'M
less s ne or M she be 3seehoder: "a
licenses for pubhc and private CARTS draYs aoons kc
,haoding the norsss or mules used thereof which shai
be frce frcrn other taxation: - -.
PUBLIC cAR1S, pRAYB, ETC. or rHoaE EAproyrn IN .xv
Aoa1SEss WHATEVER, SoR HnE DIREcr Oh INDIRECT
sor every car dray Or wae drawn by horse or
For every cart dray or wagon drawn INV SO ho,oaa -
mules, $50. - - : -.
For every hack and carriage With two whesls sao.
Eor every hack and carriage with four wheels Sx0
.;t TCf @ every Stage or onibua except line ornnibue
For v syeEy ~. s Or omnibus except Bne ounnbus
.ea aor svery truck dravn oy two horses o. mules
gor every s1press drawn By two o. more horses
Eor every bread cart or wagon, IS. - - -
For evesy cart dray wagon ukod for nrfrnta ~ a.
Inesao puEposes and not to be employed IN the ans
asbar 03 SoGds, Tsses M lumber or any
sa for The sae shall pay license the s oa
~ excumve OF the horse or mule - - So 11oe1 =
hatansd In City Council this 1sfh day Of Jannar;v
1ea ede .d yeas q or Lord ono thosand eight hum
Il r.nn... By the Mayor
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Indians drove the troops back to the fort. They
want to fight, but do not care to attack the fort.
a specisl dispatch from, st. Joseph, dated The
Oath uE., states that at about haH-past 2o,cIock
two severe .shocks Of an earthquake were felt n
that city!a Solid brick blocks swayed to and fro
Ike reeds, the whole population rushed into the
Streets ladies tainted men turned pale, walls were
cracked windows btoken plastering thrown down
and general confusion created. In The f.on,rf
House e Jury was delbe1ating upon verdict: unon
fhe hrst alarm they leaped ont OF the windows and
doors yudges, Sheriff and witnesses rushed ont
Salt Lake adv1ces to the 9Th instant give the par
hculara ns g. shocking massacre near Glenwoo5 :,
Severn Valley. man snd his two sa,shts.a =
aged respectively fifteen ard eighteen vaars ,,ss;:s
captured BY aspafty Of Indians led BY Black Hsnt
blood-thirsty fend: Tho old mans brana g. :
beaten ont with clubs but the fate oa his lanoh.
terra was st worse. Ter violating their persons.
the Indians pp them to death With extreme tor
ture, by thrnsting nough.lnotted pine sticks into
their bowels causing q most horrible death. Their
bodies were soon afterward: discovered. Il! /! " Es
On Monday tnaxt the United States District
Court meets m Richmond, Va, and 1ootion win.
It is supposed bomade to proceed to the t1ia1 "a
JxyT. DAVIS Immediately. Tie present tindicat;ona
are thAE viii 30 denied and further
fment will be- effected. An effort il: prbdnIo A.
DAVIS ID bail wn also Be made: and tt5a
;adNsabiity .of granting It is being considered
The ssbunes corespondeanlo,es aara
s..i e ASSERTED en The that
5tne goyernnent has offered 10 ore.easeMr DAymons
his parole but that hos poaitisaly .declinad:
TO accept Freedom unless the same be given NM =
conditsona There. sreaz6h TO bslieye. how
eysr, the DAr1a xousd
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ss.i MEXICAN BuTcnER1.- positive success
,of the Mexican almost sure:
q revive the old instinet sstaagh
ter M il cold blood apon
denied tntRayeE yet satisfactaxilys that
the so French and German prisoners were m, nots
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F:F:I4ICTE !!
SU NO. M ORE! ri /!

When By the uss Of DIR. Jonv1LLE.s ELIXIR you q Y
can be cured permanently, and at tifing cost
The astontshins success which has attended this In
valuable medicine for Physical and Nervous Weaknaas
General DEBILITY ana P1ostrstion Loas Of Muscular En.
sna renders prspassfon
ever o!gco7efe1 - 4
Il VIII senaove an nervous asfsctto,s scrrssscu ar
ctenent to study business loas OF memo.
Thoughts of self destruction fea.s of In
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OF have desoyed It BY exceas or avn
SuH0S4acea.s AN;
Ycans Men. % hurnbuged no more by ..e5nack Doc.
soss .Ta assoEsnt but send Without delay
tof sn0 and be at orco restred 10 heath md nt.
Crreis aaasanteed "a eveay tnstanoa
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JonvnLE'sfs fspRc1B1ci Pills. tor 81. II;
speedy md cure 81 donorrlina Gleet yrp
'thrN Discharges, Gravel, md an R1ecoas 81
the Kidneys and Bla6aeT Cures escted IA foIr onn "a
nves dnyA They are prepared vegetable exfacfs
that arg harmless on tho systeI nanseasC te
stomach or ttnRregnsto the change Of die
Is necessary while uadng sction IN
IN AsttcIas VIM IL ss,,4 ~
any addre4s, n1ooeay sealed postpaid qby iaIIss
on recetpt of price Address all orders to- fsss
SFs DEhGEk. HRSEcSNC CO.. Gnasniats I'M
saea ss I've Isoy.
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WI BY the Mayor. n, ~ v ~
nuasy NY Nv. a. SMITH. clerk az counc,,
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OH A r ON.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1857.
PAY UP.

We are sending out ut present, q great num-
Der of bills for subscription and advertising,
anl most earnestly request that all those who
may receive them, will have the kindness to:
make prompt remittances. A great many Of
these accounts have been standing for year
and more, and it is absolutely necessary now
that they should be paid. = ~ t>: Is'$
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m EETll N GS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE FLORENCE FAIR.

''YNHE LADIES OF FLORENCE nEspEcTF11.Iy m
II v1IE the public to q FAIR which win be held in
the Masonic Lodge the 10TH 10th and 18th OF Nav
the proceeds OF which will bo to benevolent OBJ
The Fair will open on the morning tho 18TH at
OF aABLEAuX and CHARADEs; the light OF the l7th
CONCERT No one need stay nway for fear of being
imposed on There will be EXTORTION. No article
Wall bo sold for more than purchase elsewhere
Terms OF Admission to the Fair, ccnt Admission
TO tho Iableaux 80 cents Admission to the Concert so
cents. 6s.t'G. ~.@ TI@-7 A r RROVyN -.
April 70 - = N>-NNIo :eon
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70 r \; IS SAl.E.,..

FOE SALE-SOME NO. i COWS WITH
~, YOUNG CALVES. Of English breed ana sone
good spr1ngers. Apply No. 163 ST. PHILLIPS STREET.
between Cannon and Spring streets. III May
EsOR SALE, ON ACCOUNT OF, DEPAR.
Al TREE rom % the eaty the stocS and interest
ing safe and paying bunsss situated in the best
location IN The dty for the busnesa- Inquire Of the
April 80 l5T l'sTT7 i-7'----' = y In
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LARGEST C1RcULArIoN.-1'hes DAILY
News publishes The 00iciaz List Eef Let
ters remainingi u the Roac6;cc atstte enas
Of each neck, soyrses1sy toehe .}oao,osng
section cfthe Neso Posto6iice La,o,as he
newspaper hauing tie largest circulation IN
the City of Charleston:
SECTION be 1t turthar enacted That sts OF lot
tcrs remaining cncallcd for any Postoce in any
shall hereafter be published only in the newspaper
which. being pubshed weekly oftener shall have
largest circulation within Of delivery Of tho said
office. .--,g=....s I-@aa
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. HsT.saf .i5t
H- al ccean7atc intended Jor publication in
uis journal must &c addressed to khe Editor of the
Daily Ne,os No. 18 K0y1le-stee, Charleston, S. C..
BUSINESS Communications to P,satster of Daily
Ne,cs. "A 15aIsa atl' NJ - .tE ~ 2."1- Z
tons. % &s~stt -. Tf .s.ls, ,,5... " a5rg
Advertisements outside ofze city must be accompa-
MED 1cuh the cash. .! -, {:
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LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
W. Bradiey's celebrated Patent
DErLEN ELLIPTIC.
COR polisl.E srRiNG)
: X 1 II L S

Tue Nil moi bend or break ike The single
anring not all pre-arve Heir perfect and.
graceful shSpe when three ~ four ordinary
SKINS ~ili hafe been tnruwn aside o. use-
i4.s. The hoope are covered with double
and twisted thresd. snJ The bottom rods arc
nd, only double springs. but vice Ter
douhle) ervrrsj. preventing them from
xrarlvs out when dregging down sleeps.
-isr-. &c.
THE 'yuSprRFrL FLfxiBILirr and great
comfort and pleasure 10 any lady wearing
ne Duplex Ehpilc Skirt viii be experience.
80 prr,iculrri, 10 WI crowded assemblies
operas. carriages, rriisesd cars, chnreh pews
arm chairs. lur prone made snd house dress.
a. M, skii can 81 folded when IN ne 10 oc-
rupy smsli space -enslls snd convenient
Il, - six ~ musian Ifess. an invaluable
qusiiy IN craVsns. no, vpDi ~ any single
-aring SKIRT
A Indy having enj lyedihe plessoye. com.
fnrl. ana CREST cpn.r niencr ~ wearing the
Duplex Eliep'ic Steel spring Skirt i~
Anrl- cny. viii never afterwards willingly
dispense win rhe,r NC. For ciarrn. Misses
.ua Young Ladies they sse superior 10 ell
o he's
The duplex Lllipiis II great iavorisn
sith ~ ias4s snd y universally Recommend #
"a rs ne Fashion Magazines ~ The stand
srs ~slrt cf me Fashionable Wdrid.
I., mi W ,..~ '~slv-s ,ug tnrsfi'napir sdvnr-
fays~ N Cranolin@, VIZ: rupsrior qnnliiy.
ue,f-r' nanu.~c'1fr. -iyilsh haze ard fn-
,-fi 4 xblny, au'rhiti'y e1sn'Vr' -"h rc"n-
iecr. .ret,-.. ior J w lsradlry'~ Dnpi. x
E.sp.,r. ~ Dnuar Spnnu Skr,. aud be
SIRE y.su r.s iap genuine article.
CAUTION INN ~. "a sgAsn~i isFu.tTInS be
rariicnlsr ~ NuTfcE rhst skris rH-rej -
\ DUPLEX" nays ~. r-d INK s'aiap w !.
40 ~. B.rdir,'s DupaN Eiirpiic Steel
Spring.' upon ihe " sisiband---ncne rihsrs
sre q. nuinr. A l-o Ncicc thai every Horp
niiI sdmi OH being passed through Tho
crnter. ihu- r.vesliug 'bc ,~0 Tor double
-mina brsitri together therein. ~hicl, -
NV srcre, ~ their fi.xibiIfy and Strength.
nr, rrmbiAalion NOT % 10 found ~ any
othpF skri.
Y FOR SALE ii AN Stores where nrs' clsss
skirts nrr svia throughout shs uni'ed States
md els where.
Manufactured BY rhs Sole Owners 81 The
Patent.
WEST BIZ AnLEY s. CARY.
MI Chambers & 70 & 81 kend SIS. n. y.
Jnns l5'h. l5b7-3n
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4 JUST published. y new addition Of On.
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Involuntary Seminal Losses, lnPogxHcp !.
Mental and Pysical lrcspsciiy, lmpediments
10 Msrrisge, etc (; also CONSUMPTION. ErnFP-
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~ Price. In seated envelope. only 3 Gs.
The celebrated snIh0f. Ia This admirable
essay. clearly demonstrates from a thirty
ysars' successful practice. ihst the alarming
Consequences Of self.nbD-e may be rsdicslly
cured without the dangerous use Of internal
medicine or The sppicaton OF The knife
pointing ont . mode % cure q, once simple.
cefiain. and eiFscfua.. BY means Of which
every sufferer. no matter Whist his CONDITION
may BE-. may crrs himself chesply. private
~, and RADICALLY.
This Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man in the lend.
Sent. under seal. % any address, In .
plan sealed envror. on the receipt Of Elk
cents, CT two postage r'amps. Also Dr..
Culsrr~eIl's Marriage Guide" price 20,
cenis. Address ne publishers
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Pos, Office box 4.56G.
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a eorrespodert Of the Tribune says:
IN 1850 the voters Of Louisiana number
a 50 51O men-sll Of curse white Now
but III sic of these are voters
.TE- FsrIRE sEGEo VOTE n A. ELEcrIosI
war 70 ~ Errn rn-nnssn~. EorIn b.
cAsr goa THE RrrvELicAs TICKET Thus
Ter rsrlher the sophistieal srguments ~ the
oppositlsn have been l0sId s0slcier; 70 De-
wilder che I1dgement cr awaken the iesrs
aF The nexiy usae eitix-ns- What can D.
.rcsmp lishet in this direction. between fhis
and ne dsy Of sI~clion Ter delegates 20 the
t.onstirurionsI Conv=nIioa, remains % 5e
seen. There H. 10 DAGGER - 20 the eolorsc
voters "a this city. they can ne'sser o. ca
,o,st or iutimidaiet sm not 20 certsin o.
rhoss in the country precincts. and y =
.mons them that the xorx Of enilghien
meat .nd encouragement should be dome
Ekbe done properly, ! d. not doubt ou'
sbs, the resuIt Of The elections IN September
vii Dc RepubIicsa negro msjori'y 81 ~
90 Votes
The military made Mayor Of New
Orleans has begun to put negroes up
ON the police. and has appointed two
Ii. saws tile New York Express,
Louisiana was SoT . part Of this I'm.
ion. SoR a part Of this Government, -
onlv. in the insul2r condition OF LAY
ii. o. Jamaica, we might look upon
all this with indifference.-but wher
We remember that we are 10 bring in
Government cnpartneiship all these
necrOcs j=st removed from ignoran
slavery. ard that they are TO MAKE
laws for rs. a. well a. we, for them
the spectacle il one Of the most deplo
rablc that the friends Of Republican
Government we're ever taught to race
We have seen, and we see, in Hayt
and Jamaica, Is well ~ Throughout
all Spanish America, how utterly i'm
possible q free Government. or ire
Institutions are for ignorant and &c
graded races like the Negro and tn
Indian,-asd yet here, we, 2 grea
peoplc. with hitherto the best Govern
rnent co earth, are abont to degrade
TO the condition Of this Hsyti ans
Jamaica, and to become no bette
than the now deluded and DEGRADED
Spanish American States
There Is no Republican in the Nortl
Who would think Of admitting 70 |
tree suffrage and to tree governmsn
copsrtnership, thee just rescued slave
Of tire South, provided they wer
white--for il is only the tact thes
races there are black, and, il 10 SUP
posed, they can be used for RepubIi
can party purposes that this partnei
ship in government IL thought Of for
momcnt. II i often said BY thes
Republicans. that the German m
lrish elni-rslls are ~ -norant 2