The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-02

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.&The Times
Charleston special says tke following
circular has been exteue lively circu-
lated throughout the varEbus Districts
in this State, and addressed to the most
prominent citizens:
SIR-We respectfully invite you to
cooperate with the cohmittee in Sc
curing the attendance kf delegates to
meeting, to be held id this city, on
Wednesday, the 9Th of November, at
six clock P. H., to ttke into con-
sideration the object nd med. To this
end you are earnestly requested to
send the ablest repres fntative men in
your District, say from five to ten in,
number, who you are esured will act
harmoniously In behaN of the inter-
ests of the white cit& &ens of South
! Carolina
A correspondence nth influential /
| public men at the Forth, has sat
isfied US that a Convention held
here for the Fpurposl of expressing
the will of our Intelligent and re-
spectacle people, wil4be of benefit to
! the State, and a call therefore has
been issued. The eSief business to
be done by the CONVEX ton, will be to
issue an address to tie people of the
! State aud country, expressive of our
| opposition to the policy which gives
the negro the contrib of the ballot
box aud jury box, and to memorialize
| Congress to reconsid3 the reconstruc-
ton bills, and remdFe the existing
obstacles to full, frde and harmon
ious expression of II the intelligent
public opinion of tHb people of the
/ &fo 70 an1 20 aAah az
will influence our eikzens to OF pose
In a proper and lawful manner all
schemes which are calculated to re-
suit In negro domination, and the
utter destruction of the best interes Is
of the State. Signed by James G..
Gibbes, VIM. Wallace, Samuel W.
Melton, for the Committee. Favora-
bic answers have been received from
every District, and a full representa-
ton is expected. SEX
Collector Shook, of the Thirty
Second District. reports that S240, 600
was collected at his Office yesterday
the greatest amount ever known to be
collected in one District on any par
ticular day. One man paid In his
check for S93. 600 = probably the
| greatest amount ever paid by any tax
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The Times special say: Hon. Jas
is. Wilson, Chairman of the Judiciary
Committee, has arrived in Washing.
ton, and authorizes contradiction ol
the report that he had changed his
opinion on the Impeachment QUESTION
Senator Drake, of Missouri, has also
arrived. He is strongly IN favor oi
impeachment. 1850,
! The Commissioner of Internal
Revenue decided to-day that the De-
4 posit Tickets, or rather, Advice Tick.
cts, used in the sales of gold, to notifJ
the New York Gold Exchange Bank
20 make transfer from one party to
another In Its books, are not subject
to stamp tax, as checks or contracts
With regard to the extension of the
time for the election in Georgia By
General Pope, it should be stated tha
there has been but one polling plac,
in each county, except In inc0rpora
ted cities. As some of the countie
, are very large, aud the voting bv reg
istratl0n being novel and slow pro
, ceeding for the blacks, the additiona
, time has been found necessary.
/ The HerdLds special says the Con
, gressional Republican Committee ar
almost daily receiving letters from tn
better educated colored men of th
Southern States affirming that the
J are in great fear of violence from tn
whites, and suggesting that the