The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-03
WASHINGTON.

| the roc0nStructive fnalities
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wAsauoros. June & 1897
the Gcserai Orders and Forns In Bsuks
There reliable authority for stating THAI the dessvs
In che appearance Of the general orders and fov. =
bankruptcy entirely owing 70 the many oorrect,oes
found necessary since the adjournment OF the court -
order TO make than psrsos possible; and that =
no authority was given TO the clerk By the oours
70 mako such corrections the minds q the justts.
who had gone to their respective cirosts had be ooa
suited. At the time several other very importers
changes In the rules have been suggested By vaross
judges and others may yet have 70 DO made before -
work 10 completed or any part Of issued - the dsI
ent districts No one has any authority to create tAs
impression that the furnished until they see
perfected.
Senator Summers Speech On Russlan Anerfoa.
Senator Summers famous speech on Russian Amsrsea
has been translated into the Russisn tongue by As.
Buyntxky, Of the State Department and 10 70 b. p~h-
lished In pamphlet form for circulation In Russia
Another Letter fPeua Gsverner Perry.
Ex-Governor Perry, OF South Carolina, has whites
another letter. the main points In which are that CO.,
vention obliged 70 give universal SUFFRAGE that the
negroes will have . majority Of votes and will eleoe
whom they please that the negroes have already pro.
claimed that property alone and not persona must -
taxed; that negro rule will be worse than any.
thing that Congress can DO. and that for thsss
reasons every should vote against convention.
which, he says DO held II the whole are
united to vote il down. He says that IL Is a and
cowardy spirit, which prompts the adoption OF the
Military BILL and that there Is to fear con6s.
cation In conclusion he advises every qualified person
70 register vote against convention. or these letters
leading Georgia paper says-The letters OF OK Gov.
Perry Of South Carolina doing more to d.
moraize the blacks BY ongenderng hopes Of oonnsea-
ton and ultimate political power. than possible for
the speeches OF any stranger 70 do"
Meeting Of Citizens Of Thomas Oouuey.
Georgia. II. ~, ~
meeting Of the citizens Of Thomas county, Georgia,
called by the coored people recently addressed By
many eloquent speakers Of both races, among
them Colonel James L. Seward, J. W. rosg
(colorod Colonel Arthur r. Wright Mr. William Hayes
and others. The platform Of the republican Congress
sional party OF Townsville called for and READ.
whom J. W. Toer moved it's adoption. which being
seconded, the motion put and the platform was
unanimously adopted. It reads as follows
We, the citizens Of the above named party pledge
selves cheeruly TO acquiesce In and adhere 70 a ths
requirements set forth In the constitution Of the Uni0
6ates we'll all the acts and resolutions passed b.
Congress having in view the reconstruction Of tho rs
except those excluded the acts Congress- without u
gard sour desrells get back into the Union
b, Congress. Our anxious and happy reflections are
that the day is not far distant when the State Of George
numbered among the States Of the Union, and under
one embiem-the Star spanged Banner Our pledge p
plshed which We 30 much desire.
Call for a Republican Convention In Atlanta,
Georgia.
call s published by the Chairman OF the Union Re-
publican party Of Georgia for State Convention b
held at Atlanta the 4th Of July next foIIows:-
In pursuance OF resolution recently adopted BY the
Executive Committee Of the Union republican party In
Georgia there will be aats mass convention held the
sn tho nSIs
The friends and supporters Of that party throughoee
the entire STATE Without regard g color 9. s0s"
their counties represented platform OF principles
viii 90 adopted upon which 70 conduct the approschs
vention Che eoored mans convention bat ths4 o.
the friends q universal education equal ustoe and the
from different portions Of the Union have consented 70
be present and address the convention All the frissds
WILLIAM MARKHAM. CharmaaL
General Pspe REQUESTED TO Remove tho Nh.
nicipal Authorities In Savannah.
General Pope has been pstitioned by I'VE hundrsA
coored mon 70 remove tho Mayor and Aldermen OF g.
vannah. The petitioners alisgs that they cannot On.
poet and do not obtain justice from the present Incamb-
enta white man named Curtis Is recommended fos
Mayor, and he IL said 10 have promised the negroes
full share Of the spoils OF ONCE
vaGrane Freedmen In Columbas, Mics.
Lieut. COL Gay. commanding The post ct ColumboA
Miss has Issued order which requires the immsll.
ate departure from the city Of all freedmen who have
NO reliable means Of mppor. Those disobsying the
order win b promptly arrested and dealt with severely
Personal.
The marriage Of Senior Iguaco Mariscal Secretary -
The Mexican Legation. 10 . lady OF this CITY, Is
nouncsd 70 take place tomorrow morning q 81 Aa-
thew's church.
Brevet Colonel William n wherry. Thirty nus United
States Infantry has boon appointed SECRETARY 70 Msjos
General Schoasld commanding the Fr& Military Az
trict
Brsvst LIsussssss Colonel O. n Liebss, Judge Advo-
cate United States Army. has been assigned to duty -
Judge Advocate or the Fifth Military DISTRICT nsios
General Sheridan commanding
Survey Of tho Rock Island River.
The report OF Brevet Major General J. r. wilson.
United States Army the survey Of Rock river NH
nos with reference s connections with Lake wmne-
bago, in view OF project construct canal and rives
Improvement between Green bay and the Mississippi
river has just been published for tho infor.
nation Of Congress The survey wa CON-
menced on the LIST OF September by Colonel
James worral. Civil Engineer and was completed on
the LIST OF December 1893 limo has been surveyed
which ample FOR oil commercial purposes but owing
TO the limited capacity Of the summit reservoir Lake
Horicon IL cannot DO made accommodate the largest
class Of boats navigating the waters which "a intended
to join and with the addition OF all the waters OF the
neishborins streams which lead into the reservoir.
It could 10, be brought % TO the minimum required
for locks, seventy-ave by three hundred and ary
feet The largest lock that can 30 constantly
supplied with water from tho reservoir Is two hun
dred feet long between mtreslls and thirty fees
sufficiently long 70 pass nearly all the
river steamers propelled : by stern wheels thai
ara used tho a1faents OF the Mississippi
river and General Wilson urges tho s3opf lon OF The
arges, canal that can be supplied with watsr The line
Of navigation Is divided into four parts From Grees
Bay to Lake wiuneosgc. already prov'dsi with canal
facilities; from Lake wlnnebago 10 Lahs HORIZON 10
miles from Lake Horizon to wstert,ws, and from the