The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05
Georgia Itcrns.

4 To
two or three weeks past the cltlze1!s OF a1ian.a
have beon consta nty troubled ana cN o' Sao
administration of the city SovcrnnoIGt
cation has been charged against Slle oi.s i
rarNnnd Tho nhoic matter has been pretty Wel
rcnt;iate in tho papers of that city and IN the
delibecations of several public meetings. INC lasI
meet;uc held, which was very large one, cano W
the conclusion that the present city gosellluits
on ~" The present Mayor and ask him to resign we
haye no reans of determining how the matter
1c;li end Int think it probable, from present ap-
pearances, that the trouble IS not }e5 over: CIV
AV.rA1 OccuRREScE-Ths Madison News says
o,,,rai 1,cts ago coored girl, in the employ OF
Rav' Mr.. Kramer of this city, received severe
hnrn from which she has since died: She was
sitting by the fire with Mr. 4: 8 SICK chld IN her
armnsothe family we're in bed-her CLONES TOOK
araYsho ran to tho bedside to deposite tho child
when the bed clothes caught-the flames reached
the window curtains, putting the room ln nanlg D.
burning a considerable amount OF pea cloG1es. ~
timely aid with the great exertions OF r
the house WAS saved. Dir. a. was neaIls sunoet1'ou'
and his hands badly burned
How,mpr AT SE1a1A.-The Columbus Enquirer
bns verbal reports OF lamentabic affair at selma
Alabama. A Young man named hniton hiaiole,
Formerly of that vicinity, is reported as haSne
killed Federal officer at Selma, IN dl1hcaltS 20
e@eem M vas aTrested by the civil authorities but he
,Cas afterwards demanded by some military othcer
and given up to the military power. IL IS Si salni;
however, that able counsel at montgomery Won5a
make an effort to have the case ana Tue therGs
Of The prisoner renanded to the civil authorltt.
We have heard none of the circumstances connect
ed with the killing
MEETING OF FREEDaEN on THE FIFE leoUrA l,
C,Ro1ISA CoAsT) P1ANrATIoN-ADDREssEs OF zen.
Soorr AND CHAPLAIN FRENCH TO IHE4.-A l&i r.
mass meeting Of freedmen, assembled lron 1s tis
various plantations opposite our cry "ss nel9
yesterday On the naone e1 e vere
6y Gen. Scott and Chaplain French: Inc queYSs- qYS'.
Hons that had caused SO much confusion we're iuly
eYniained. with tho rights and privileges OF Dotn
the landholders and the freedmen such ~ Heoaa,en
az held land certificates nder zen. nNaas
order expressed entire wngsssR M Bn Rova 20 sapds
We are informed q mutual good feeling seemed
varv General between the freedmen and Llanters az
the close of the meeting. The former eApIcsseua q
willingness to mako contracts with the Piantels,
or remove at once, aud give pace po 20 oeneie VIZ
we're Disposed to labor cn lower terms
Soth classes sccm@ d to regret that bad counsel
1ora and tine perncious teachings OF the notorious
BRADLEY. who had been among the freedmen, were
needed. as to them alone can DC olfec1lJ tlaeco
the origin Of all the recent troubles oo...,
w General Nede, who has just reported to General
Scott has been placed on duty with captain
Brandt. With their judicious counses anu ma
tar;ai aid it is believed the freedmen in that re-
eion viii all soon be busiy at work for the coming
The citizens expressed their obligations to Cen
araI Scott for his second visit and prompt conclla-
torv action. General Scott returns thus morning
tn 3harleston and we trust that the time has pass
ed for any further display OF military power :1, pg
tween the planters and the freedmen. we VII
trnst both md If such imposters and ineendlary
amssares ss Bradley are kept aloof the interests
of bosh parties will be materially enhanced;
- 49, Sdva,.aab Republican,