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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10

BOARDING AND DAY SCI5OOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES.
MFRS JOHN LAURENe, ASSISTED BY THE REV.
lW w. B. W. ROWE, at No. Is Coming street
Term commencing October 1st and ending July LIST.
= For particulars apply as above.
October 1S tn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10

AN ORDNANCE TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR
TIE YEAR 1867.
YIyHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE TC RAISE SUP.
LIES for the year 1857, was ratified at meeting oi
Council hald Friday evening" 2sh inst, and takes effect
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10

ST. PHILLIPS STREET SCHOOL.
HNHIS SCHOOL BEING FULL NO MORE APPLaCA-
TIONS for admission will be received until further
notice.
BY order of the Commissioners. .
E. MONTAGUE GRIh1KE,
= January 8 Secretary @. F. 8.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
There were erected in Toledo, Ohio during the
wear 1886, 1899 new buildings s-s82 Of them dwell

There were erected in Toledo, Ohio, during the
wear 1886, 1899 new buildings -s82 Of them dwell
ings-at cost Of 8, ,6N, 800.
The steamship Brazilian sailed from Norfolk
last Seak. for Liverpool, with the following freight:
1910 bales cotton; 800 barrels rosin; 4744 bags OF
corn oP Two bushels each, and 500 barrels tar.
Among the literary gentlemen having positions
in the New York Custom House, are 4. b. SroD-
nARp. BARRY GRAY, CHAmEs +. BRIGGS, GAYLORD
C1ARxs, JoHN SAVAGE, and HERMAN MELVILLE. L.
Next year is the seventh semi-centenniaf ami
versary Of the Reformation. Three hundred and
ffty years ago, on the S1st Of October, LUTHER
nailed To the castle church at Wlttenburg hls Ia
NOUS theses. -
A5insn named K1rE, ono Of HAMPERS guerrillas,
was found asleep in the woods near scottsVlle,
Kentucky, few days since, by two citizens, who
discharged their guns at him, inficting dangerous
wounds.
The Military Organization Committee at Copen-
hagen has recommended that the following should
be this war establishment Of the Danish army !:
sa9os infantry; 1879 artillery; 2Ss1 cavalry; ss'S
horses, and reserve Of II, 900 men.
General FREMONT haasjust permanently organ
lied -hia Southern Pacific Railroad. This route
asrts at ST. Louis, but generally follows along the
thirty.ffth parallel to head Of navigation on the
Colorado. and from thence to the Pacific coast.
WnE1Au wA1ourr, Of Kew York, agrees to COM
ulete Perry's Monument, at Cleveland, by placing
the figures OF sailor and midshipman on either
sde Of tho statue, originally designed, for three
thousand dollars
On account Of tho troubles in the Indian coup-
IL !, 1,1,;rt annfl Raonlare have been ordered to
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15
.s1Eooro
Kentucky Rebels on u Railroad TX
lnralnn.

We find she.followiDr ip the Padu-
cab HsruH of last week 'ns
EnefssB Etbefidge, candidate sor UOV-
~ Tennessee. will SPEAK ~ Union
City t5sdAy. a special train VII lsays this
tn0ru1pe bg7 O'clock, ana tifsss VINO wish
~ 70 fzsd hsaf ulia eau fnaEe tine round
trip for gys 1oilsrs. Turn out
~ will bc. remembered that the
eepgsptionwbieb nominated Mr.. BTg.
gripaE for Governor of Tennessee,
adop:6d platform fav0fipg negro
suffrage. and NJ which convention n
negro was the principal speaker.
Can II be that the Hadicals Of Padu-
cab. whom tho Heyaid has been in
sisting arc the only men 10 that State
in favor Of negro suffrage, ars man
ifestiag 80 much enterprise as 10 got
up grand railroad party 10 attend n
negro equality political mecting2 IL
can hardly be that the Rebel Democ-
racy Of Paducah are so .anxious 20
do honor TO mn advocate ~ negro sui.
rage, nj 10 make railroad journey en
Daossc.to hear him on pound his sodious
doctriues
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

,ls Ai. .J4sl total number ~ maiee, kAie.
Valued 81 ts9GtfTlgi eten An1 aettls, 4so.75s,
aas'6, gsf6ed s,fgsi'f II WV & "ai'9e ,etai
unniiief Of live sf1ais ia fifh stale ggap ~,
gslusJ at Eg,Dsl ,gihs Hf|
ttaV John u9kaHtn I.eEiaF has accepted
the ebsiiengs ef ttsy. y, F Poster. ~ dis
cues tte question ef endless punishment,
The debate will esntisas for sis nights
The questions for discussion are stated as
fpliGwsi q lkt@Dg the Scriptures And
reason teach the doctrine ef lhs hnsl holi
ness ANA happiness ef fnanhindff &ifF
Z" pe the Scriptures and rsesop isaab tbe
doctrine ~ endless punishment, ~ say
part ~ the human fafnlIy7" a. f,.taa
vsiraal excitement sslsts Ia Owen iusoaf1
~ consequences of the murder 81 the tsis-
graph operator. johns, ~ tiosper resent
~. aud ti,s fact that the rounty of late
i,as become Infested With q gang Of
thieves, robbers, 40. A nesting was
called for Saturday evening. The oit-
sahs ~ uesport turned out almost hn
masss. flis Excitement was greatly fhs
araasAi yy the circulation of 4 report tisat
the natideter ~ j9hns would be granted a
shanes sf 'venna. HlFNf tfiH
ON the siisiit ~ the i2tn inst. Il bold ~ =
tempt was made to murder aud f5b Mr.
ihaaa bavis. 81 f,is residence usaF t1diehs'
apolisl Mr.. o. had fstItsd but tes hsoAss
ed about ts,, e',sIsaH ny a. ii,irrisd anosfls@
Ing at his aoof, hnd on spsHiHe " bs dis
covered two uian, 'sss Of wbotn nfsd ttSo
shots from a fayotvasj one taking sfrsst tn
the fiket shotldsf. The Villains escaped,
The aew a iisAny gesf0a of ifsatnfasy
Last Hhysful 70 tEafe 4syi8f H#fH fH
a.stI a,aa
cunt al iesl ehilale q Llis city, ~ dock
eeted fyt ths elggtnt1 .Qpg 81 ts pfssept
term sgf uis@tAAyfIAtlf 1ttahfts GAtlass
ripa Hattou, Va, WIN, y, 1nibaftson, is the
title of the ahse. Tie plaintiff alleges that
she Is the owner of ief NJ, u. Upper Oak
Street! faf wiiiefi eiis Htihs ff,f poshaaaipii
AMI two hundred dollars dstahssH. The
lot IN question s not of very nnah value.
ana nH 10 VI the CAST ~ ~ no great
btit thh hi4tesfiots ~ he heeia
1ed ln tha ohse II favorable % the plain
I'M. viii settle her fiRht and title ~ one
hundred acres . iapq, lyltF ~ ons ~ the
'rost improved atd ieAtfabise PORTIONS of
The city
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

A duel tooit place few days ago near
IS nthiana. Ky, between W, T.. uflnuen
apd y, itldgiey, one round nfed ana no.
iieay hurt. fEJtEH
Lead ore ia immense Quantities has been
discovered neaf LsBington, A company
has beet formed 20 wdtif the niiiie,
The Democracy If bourbon County nom
United ito,,ert +. Davis, iis,.. as oapdidate
for Representative from that county.
jaaas w. Morris ef Warren County, has
ouialned ~ juasmsut for ss.app datnahes.
against William Brown. Cause for dana.
sss. naiteisas pfo=eeaeionss isf sst lfisaf
m. pa.lueah Heraid boasts Of the mum
haf of the schools Ia tuht neat city. beth
public and private A good Free school
system would wefh wonders la Kentucky.
Two men. named respectively Willis
Watson and Harry brimea. got into a
quarrel at Louisville last Saturday, and
fell to cutting each either with hpives. the
result of which was that Grimes was so
badly eut that u II supposed he viii die.
Watson was also severely injured.
Tbe little hoy who was shot a few days
ago by stfaetsear conductor. At
Louisville. who hhd ared at o.
neefo. has since died. letters. the
N"hhhotvti ms heeu hlfesteu on nhhlEe
pf aur,ief fa ttttt" tr# ~ Sal .
MasonH OF high standing et the meeting
of the members of tile Masonic widows
aud orphans Home and inirmary OF the
state of Kentuehy v. at Louisville. we're npa
pointed COMMITTEES 80 canvass the state
90 obtain subscriptions And donations for
the purpose ~ eaffying out the objects of
ii,s Association.
The ttiekman CoitFiey' of the 10th. says
+" A serious aiIfay occurred near Moscow.
Kentucky. ON Tuesday iest. In which
James Haynes was shot by ~ man paried
william iiigoFe, ~ is thought beet not
TO publish the tepotted cause Of the dif1a
ouiy, kigofs shot Haynes three times -
twice ~ the face aud once Ia the breast
aud ~ Is believed he will certainly die.
kiluote hns been arrested. and iH now oons
fined Ia tile riinton JAIL ..tAt e.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15
7 n mNlzaaak
HE EVANSVILLE loURNAL. NEspAY. MAY - 1867.

who have been wisldip9 their infn.
euce 10 this direction, ek Mayor
MoaRDr and BtHo Cvrbsn, Of New
Orleans, have oaeupied prominent
position. Df course they are diesatls-
fed With sngatDAS, They don't like
his management Of affairs In any re-
spect. Tbey have been urging tho
President 10 interfere and pat stop
10 hia bad treatment Of rebels. Mr.
JOHNSON don't like 10 interiors, for
Genera, GRANT and Seeretary BfAs-
TON bot. endorse SHERIDAN strongly.
Besides, Mr.. JOHNSON begins 10 think
that much, if not most, or his trouble
originates with rebels ike the ez-
Mayor, aud hs IL getting tired of them
and their complaints. In recent In
torvicw, tho President II reported TO
have intimated 10 Mr.. Mosaog that
he had got him into deep water on
several occasions previous 20 this,
and that he Is not dispersed 10 be led
into any moro scrapes by listeniDg 70
his oornplainings. KiNd CUrLgG II
after some Office, and II indifferent
as 10 its character - wbether u be
Governor Of Louisiana or u y. Sepa.
tor from that State. II fr6licf Of other
descriptions fails, even old clothes
will not DO unacceptable. j. ..t...
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

SEVERAL of the leading aud most
active Republicans of Jacksonville,
illinois, have determined on starting
a new daily paper, TO be Designed as
the organ of tho party in that aeotion
Of the State. Organs arc usually
ahort-lived Unless the originators
Of the paper intend TO mako Il iirst-
class newspaper, and worthy of pat.
ronagc on that account, making IL tho
party organ will be 60 its disadvaD.
tage, rather tbau in It's favor 'i'' a,3
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15
Voorhees, ON thc situatlon.

e The peereat approach to The vii.
fully blind and obstinatoly stupid
Erepeh Boprbone arc the Leaders of
fac lNprahern Democracy. They learn.
iabt blp6'Ifom tho lesAons Of tho past,.
sAhA, ahntting their eyes. to tho acco,hs
ltlhhe1 fhrtg of history. cling TO
the dead prinaipies of tha party 'w;ai,.
'a'ttuaoity Which IN ctinmendable for
ita muliah virtues. A iew Of the
more wise aud calculating newspapers
are accepting the changed situation of
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriif's Sale. No. II. O..
b " VIRTUE Dr AN ORDER DF

Dy efWTUE Dr AN DnDEH or
a sale lssgsd e,it Of ins ,,,a Dies ~ ne
xbrsiian cpmbens, Jatsfe ,Iuniberis' and
" '" p5,paf"gysy sr,s b"2y sy c1r MI R,b. Al 'r
beiweeri the Hours of 10 o'eioch mi ami
o'cioeh IN. of sail day, NJ the door of
fndianH, offer for sale NJ public HuetioD
years, q ,he NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. real q.
Ali tint parcel OF ground situated In tho
city ~ Lyhnsyills in the county ~ yen.
u known aud designated as Lot number
four %, In WIN. M. Walkers subdivision
of Lot number nfty.nine ttp, ~ the or.
of Evansville. supposed % be about nine
teen feet, more or less. on The Meln street,
width. NJ right angles with said Main
street gnd garallel With tiis' street, ssv.
nve 90, IN the bBck yhrd@botb Of said lots
being designated by the numbers aforesaid
on tie recorded plat ~ snld subdivision ?f
ea Ia IA Iiecofdsfss once of said county !;
ihe said tnufiRaRed premises including all
o. the Main street. 1ont, of sald LOT niln.
sd d Nv w ihs hsiis o;f Mnyttt,sw Mcf1aib, Dc.
ceased. twenty feet three inches conveyed
10 said Walker 90 Caldwell " Phelps and
said Walker 20 ueorKe fiaag, also includ;
ing said Lot number hve t5). Ia tho rear OF
tHe pthef' Alap, tnnt phfc.I ui ktoun ~
tha sntue city dcscribpd ps follows. 10 wit
Beginning eighteen lt) feet hnd nine pl
inohen from Tie most nDfthNrly corner of
tho most eastarly quarter of the public
square In the forrnef town but now city of
nss,ns.ylllei ,i. and and tunni,ng ,ig s, ,hs.cs % s,.ns
tIHl feet hnd nine ,Vl incheH, Themes NJ
right nngieH 10 Main street one hundred
and fofi ysfour (i4al feet tU the alley la the
rear Of the prhfnlaeat thence along said
alley. and parallel with Main street, 10.
ward Fourth street eighteen usl feet nnd
nine tp) tnsliaA, frbnting on Main street,
and running back same width one bun.
being part of the eaaterly quarter OF the
pubiic square.
And shouln said rents aud pfonts not
HetI for ~ huin tufficiant 10 satisfy said writ
and costs. viii, at the same time ana
piaoe, ofier for sale the foesHiinpla Of said
pretuiaea. . -
ALEXANDER DARLINU.
shenn vandefbuigh County.
fuhyIb
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

TnE Nashville Press and Times
In jubiant over the prospects Of the
Republican party in Tennessee. IL
aayH the accounts from all parts of
the State arc favorable beyond It's
highest expectations. Colored speak
ers are stumpng their respective
ue;ghborhooda for BuowNfow, and
IL IL thought that candidate will got
the negro vote almost solid, and that
tho Legislature will be largely Ro.
publican. II will bo rich joke upon
tbd Democracy Of Kentucky, II, iu
response TO their recent election,
! tennessee sends up eolid delegation
of Republicans to tho next Congress.
II IL 60 be hoped that care will 'ibo
taken ip nominating candidates, and
that none but tried aud true Union
men, who heartily endorse the recon.
atruotion measures of tho Thrty.ninth
Congress, will be placed on the Ho-
publican ticket If this be douo,
Tennessee will acquire an influence IN
the National Legislature never ob.
tanned by any other Southern State.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15
supreme Court OF indiana.

4 Tho Supreme Court of Indiana.
which has been in session at Indian
apolis, adjourned on Saturday last,
having about completed all tho busi.
neas before IL. The Docket only
shows twenty submitted cases yct up.
decided. aud tho written opinions on
these will bo filed at tho meeting Of
the Court on the fourth Monday of
lthis month. rho lDoekau will then
be entirely elbar. I'd 'tlitiist, .6f' lls,
seiaiehs rcpdered we notice tho fol.
lowing - - 81 sas1aa stiissaas8 fo s
b7Q. Hafper et al. va. MiIler 81 al.
Vanderburgh &. g. Reversed. El-
lott. j.
597. Luak et AL Va. Davis. Van
derburgh G. G. Affirmed. Ray, g. j.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15
uNDrANA ITEMS.

Masonic Lodges at indianapolis have
contributed ssh5 10 aid ssinsring Masona iu
Southern Aiabau,a,.....,t f.,........tA
'rha Northwestern AFancihtion ofs Ito.
mtepstAte phSstciAnA vii hs held ~ an4
aiaaapaiis on the EIsa Inst lha tu'vets
tion will eldze WIZ grand banquet, at
6UA .Esslair tlmMAfa .aMfHH#8 hHHn9H ]
Mics Lllitia hi,appafa. tha. saunal is
who snasie her asbet. atitnsiiaHepoliHs iiast
wlntef, y nov AivipH tiilakAr4Atlaepp hFhsli
ines Ia 3hiessfe' lts .eiaaataafa Ia hhalii
The repqti &C lbe Aaseulipier u,hfsii'Is
ment. snfs March hRp table ahowlna Che
value of live Hteeh Ia eaoh state. on the LIST
aay of last February, The following are
ihe figures relating to tndiansl
Total number ot horses, of all ages. on
The tst of February. lHof, hl Hna. valued at
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

VIZ fear that tho Sentinel. like the
Coericr. In getting out Of humor with
tho aohnriug ADMINISTRATION Ia
aaya the tyrannical. blood thirsty,
ginoobinieal Government Of tho United
Statea, under ANDREW JOHNSON, the
unlettesed taller and demagogue, imS
priponed The chosen leader Of eleven
millions Of Americans battling for
the inherent, God-eiven rights of self
government and liberty" ua
Alas for tho PRESIDENT Among
the Democracy of vandcrburgh there
h mono 40 poor IN TO do him rover.
enee. t. rff. .4...
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15
important 10 Aaver.lsers.

The etreutafiom ef ths Journal IN
he Giv II Lvonsu,iie " Hree hmfs
os tay0e dsfJem n any o,he, neospo-
por,
Our cycwphgn In Isfihtna and
Illinois IL 0reotey fhon apv ofi,e, nems.
paper published n hn C'ty.
In keataehyff,w mare .Jsav. ~ he,
ofher EeanspiHe pdpeys combined.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15
DIED.

rfIe0tH tsD1vTOM. .-=On Tuesday. the lgth
Inst, ~TArbry ~ ~Bfoarrpvf-rvr'. aged ~
years. srfsrs sfrfrFasEsf fff.rtsat
tWadnesday6 ~ nine O'clock, from his
fats residence, Ia P1gsot ,'ownabip, on
the Bayou road, two miles from Evans.
vile. Friends Of the fataiIy are invited 10
ati and vii Hoht further nOtsuss agff etf
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

Tnr ladies' will end on the third
page extracts from the advanced COPY
Of Demorest's Monthly, sent us by tho
publisher, giving full particulars Of
the fashions for June, Dsmorea for.
June Ii an unusually attractive mum.
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Elder !. -. NEW, OF indianapolis. viii
pssacfi ~ tbs Court~ffoussn every night
this week. commencing hftsep minutes
beforH eight o'clock. SnbJect tonight
The dfissfOn o( me iotD bpirh. The public
ARE Invited lo attend. Faats free. fat
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

VNHAIUENT J IHIFNbUN WHOM the Nens
stinrt calls ,au ! pllettered tailor aud
ilemagogue, has leilod elso 20 give
IN I ahao tien ii tina rebels of New
IorldanA .fte il n,dnF waited on con.
flnually by the reebhstrncted" With
complaints against gallant pirit.S
SHERIDAN. aud urged with great per-
tinaoity to dismiss that officer from
his present command. Among others
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

BuHiNnss readers should never
omit 90 lock over the Commercial
Department. Of the JounNsf. 1uhd-
ditlon TO our usual telegraphio mar.
kets, will be found interesting and
useful tnnttern fra re f#
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15
Transformation OF n Religious News.
paper.

The New York indepenfenf, which
WIS founded as the organ Of tho Com
gregationnl Denomination Of Christ
iaDa, aud. MS such, has received the
support and pntronage ofthe religious
public. last week surprised its old
readers by cutting loose from its &C.
eleaiastieal Attachments. In doing so
The editor, TUEopong 1'rLros, makes
his defense and defines bis new po-
sition IL lengthy and raey editorial
Ife confessea that for sometime past
the L,tispoadenf bas been swinging
off from ite dcnominntional fidelity,
end admitting into its columns much
that was not exactly oons0nant 10
orthodox propriety. Ho states IL
thus fH tsth hnHf tnFsl
We know that among our quarter bf a
million readers there hrs somss ministers.
some deapous. and Honoe the graBdfnothera
OF these. who would relish the Tadepe1,-
ffsnf better than now, ~ only II would add
10 It's customary navor strong. greenstea
taste of eealesiaaticai atringsney.
Shall we initiate the last number of the
ConDfc0affonai Revfeo, aud fisrosiy charge
one of the most Christian Of American
women, Mrs. Harriet Heaeher Stowe, with
" denying the fundamental doctrines of
the iIibla7 shall we make these col.
nnins an fnder H,parOafoyins. for the sake
Of keeping n catalogue of sueb mon as
may ba allowed to speak, and of such
tt... l.. etI sst..
shriyel The Independent INTO IL piouA tract
for weekly distribution by the American
Tract 'sooiety7 God torbidi
We base these columns on the broad foun-
datiop of the Christian religion ssnot on
narrow platform OF ~ Christian sect. Das
voutiy, uneitarsblys ana huubly, we hold
10 the fundamental principles Of Christi
anity. These we stall endeavor 10 taneh.
illustrate. and enforce, but aH far ms the
East IL from the WsHt. we shall Danish
from these phaas nll unprofitabla disputa-
tlonH Oh minor points OF tiootriues afid
oreedp. No many mati possess worse nreeda,
aud yet bettsf characters. than ourselves,
that we totally dispair offofoinp the whole
world into moral goodness through ths
narrow inethod of ONE prescribed belief.
We are thoroughly determined to conduct
tbia journal, not according TO the West
minister CateehiAti, not according to tha
iurial iiiii Declaration OF Faith, but sim
ply according 10 the plain and nudisputad
principles OF Christian ethics.
Notwithstanding the bad faith Of
tho publishers in transferring their
denomipational subscribers 10 jour.
nal foreign To their religious princi-
pies, the Iadepcndonf will not want
for readers. II will attract to II many
thousands from tho large class Of I'm.
dependent thinkers" who will rejoice
in the stand assumed by It, aud take
fresh courage for their assaults upon
orthodoxy"
The Evansville journal., 1867-05-15

political affairs, but the old wheel
horses Of The party arc still blind ~
the nev order Of thipgs, We alluded,
fsw days ago. 10 The oraoular utter
hncts Of Mr. Gg0a1g n. PEsDLEroa,
to whom the eonGdiDg Democracy
look as the embodiment of political
wisdom, Indiana fsjoiees in dis
fineaished citizen hardly loss reyered
and admired by The faithful p
verify. pa seednd DANIEL. come 10
jud 4 kment. y Il ga1 au.
no When Tho venerable SECRETARY Of
StAte, tho Premier Of The Government,
has some weigbty and portentous ut.
tsranees 10 mako to the common poo
pie, IL In his custom 10 betake himself
10 the quiet Of bis own home, 10
Sweet Auburn, aud first deliver them
TO bis eonnding neigbbors aud belov.
ed friends. No Mr.. DAHigL w.
VpohuEgs,. tbe orator and statesman,
weighed down with thoughts too
heavy and momontous longer 10 be
retained within Ills spacious Uranium,
goes among bis devoted and firm
irisndEfrtha Democracy Of old Yulli-
van, uand delivers to them, aud
Through them 10 tho anxious nation,
his views upon The Distracted condi-
tioa Of this nnfortunate aud greatly
afflicted country. DANIEL oah ace
nothing but tyranny nhd wrong IN
the Military Reconstruction Bin, IN
dor which the South Is speedily ro-
organizing and preparing 10 asatimo
It's normal condition, as reoon
structed and restored portion N the
Federal Union. DANlgf. eau discover
nothing but anarchy aud The worst Of
evils in the enfrauebiaemen of The |
negroes, while his Southern Demo
cratic friends arc jealousy competing |
With tho Radicals for their favor and
support IN tho reorganization Of tho
old Democratic party. IN fact, tho re |
public II dying dying II dying ll-iast
into "a monarchy, despotr
ism without q parallel IN history, aud
a iew faithful prophets alas, CAS-
sArpitA that they arer-oply arc left
10 pronounce their jeremiads over the
ruin Of the county. Bot this IN no
now thing with DANIEL. For the
past ak years tho government has
bsen on the downward road 10 do
struotion, with breaks up aud nj rail.
rond speed, and his voice has boon
heard throughout the land, crying,
7 Woal woe my country. " But
there is still some hope left. The
destruction Of tho nation is not on.
tirely accomplished. If the people
can only be awakened to The awful
danger that awaits thom, and--restoro
fhe Depiocrat'c parry 10 poioor, all ,oiH
BE- peH. And the faithful Of old Sui.
Ivan answer him: 80 p,ote Il BE-.
IL would be- woll if these Northern
who are forever prophecy
Ing evil would follow tho example Of
the Rebel Democracy OF the Sonth, |
aud accept the results Of the war M
accomplished faots; and like them
set TO work to repair tho breaches
made in the industry and oommoroo
Of the country by our past troubles.
If they would eeok TO allay the dis.
1aiet aud discomfort, IN place Of oon.
Ilpuing in their rebellious spirit of
opposition 30 tho laws of the country,
upon which alone Il must and will bc
they would be doing
their friends in the South kindness.
Az 10 In, they are only aggravating
lhoir troubles, aud in no wise pro-
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