The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-03-23
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Negro suffrage is no go in Michigan.

Negro suffrage is no go in Michigan.
Stevens hasa four column speech in tyre
advocating the CunGscation and Frcedmen's
Homestead bill
AN avalanche is reported to have occurred
in Kcarsage, Nevada, killing one man and de-
stroying nine houses.
6 The I1ewcrsH Iof the Massachusetts Leg
'isaturc have passed the Constitutional Amend
lncnt.
In New Hampshire, Hartman, Radical, is
elected Governor by 5000 majority. A Demo-
e.atdie gain IF 1oeq M tloofe 7 of last year
Tie Universal Exposition will be informally
opened on the first Of April, at Paris Tho
inaugural ceremonies will take place 1t a lator
a:y;,tinaGM .nIr,2Jaif ,pttA
Unusually largo shipments Of grain, and cs-
pccialy corn, have, lately. Icenlnadc from Nor-
folk tYY Savannah, and Charleston, and other
Southern ports.
We learn from the Columbia Carolnian that
orders have been receyed by ,Gcucral Green,
Commandart ofthiw1cst which prohibit tho
nfiiction of carpcreal punishment, legally or
Otherwise 7a 'sfio ,'qn laks,a er, ~
It's. reported that l3ntler,llas all amendments
to the million dollars relief BILL to authorize
the District C0r,lnnricrs TO compel she ricla
{, feed the poor g. forced asstssmeiits,
It is said that the aspirations Of Wade and
rColiax iorth mex. Presidency are so strong
t" give rise to tho belief that they will cul-
n,i,iatc in the political 'istpsrtion Of their re-
spcctivc friends.
\ meeting nf three th!,us.,ud ,ncsrocs has
been held i'll Savannah, which was, addressed
by three white and iive black speakers The
spce#sh,eSS, WYse s'ntned ITO N discussion of uni
1t was very orderly,
-tt Selma. Alabama. on the 18th inst. tho
largest meeting, ever held passed resolutions
recognizing The right of Congress to prescribe
terms Of rcadmission to the scccdc,l Statcs,
and recommending prompt acceptance of tho
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associate editor bfsBcisows Review .eontra,!icts
The s,tcn,c.,. that Prof: Dc}ow is dead, an,E
says ii was Franklin ,jDcBI,w,' brJthor of the
editor, WIN died in Now Jerscya few days
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VSrHoyuIEn AssArrr--E Et.tcr,lay morn
;m..as1ir. Charles Linden w.,s. waiking quietly
along Ncptw"rtl,Istrrei lle wss struck with y
slung Shot by Il negro l...lnt James Whalcy
who alleged in cxtcnu,tiun "t the OUTRAGE that
he ns.v,.k Air. 4li,nlG,lI tur IS an.L ,s e,ls.,.
Coro.:er Mli,in...A who happened To be passing
at tlic time, car,! the a,te.l,pn u ;"ccm.:.f
t" Tie in;,:tcr, and Wh:fley MAS urr.stcds III
taken to the g,l.rdheasc: anI ,l,crw.:.l> turnc |
nvcrtto Il Ala: str,.c. Adric<..ms Mnu,y
The result of the Connecticut election il
looked tor wish ;p,nch 'I4sietx..and there is rr,o
4 little ii:uIing III The RaLical CAMP. Senator
Nye who Ihas Just rfuri.td f.ohil l.;nipin: tl.,,
State. is sud tp hc apprehcrsiyc Ola Dc.n.cratic
vic;"ry. and every nerve is being strained t,
Eaxcrt such al cont gohey Two Of the Con
srcss;oual districts are very close, and even it
they do not gain the Governor the couscrva-
it;vcs arc ssansuinc Of securing one If not two
t"nyrcssncn. Esg rs
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