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AMUsEM EN'rs.

/ AMUsEMEN
ACADENX OF MUslc. 1aa sft
sf1Lp.e gIDwELL.... .Proprist0r' and T.nssss,
w. cASXsAvGH stage Manager
-f For the Week commencing
Monday Evesins. Neve.Ssr 40. 1883.
With Change Of Progrsmns Nightly.
The Management announce to TIRE citizens New Orleans
the ns Of Grand Operate Sensational Bur-
lesque Extrsvsganzs, entitled .i fra.
WHITE FAwN, e.
with New and Elss.pi Scenery Msgnncsni Costumes and
Ensc presenting The whole strength q the snrivsed white
Pawn Bal The Vocal Instruments and Dramatic Talent
Sn Lee TGRSoUR THE PSERLEss. in her ncfsdiSs
Of the Thsstsr and selected and varied oo
Psrformanss EVERY NIGHT and SATURDAY NOON.
rhq5:Ssy Evening lShIhs sensational Burlssqus snii-
CT. eHARLEs THEATER-
BEN Proprietor.
CHARLES Lessee and Asnassr'
Last Night but one of the Distinguished Comsdian,
Mr.. MARK SMITH.
.ss
Sunday Evening. Nov Ii, 1888,
70 mepcs with NINE POINTS OF THE LAW Joe
Ironsde, twita Pong OF Od Spark ng Aleu- Mr.. Marx
Smith After which the IRISH MORMON Brian OHM
songs dances Barry Mccarthy To conclude with
JACK sHEPARL-Jos Biusskn, IAN Right my Convey
Ben DeBar.
MoNDAY-FAREwELL BENEFIT OF MR. :MARK
Smith. lrE .Hls NaI
Box Office for reservng seats open from 10 o'clock
n till Doors open at O'Clock p. the Overture
7lRx No extra charge for reserved seas
p. GLEASON, Treasurer.
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II UEAn8 q MAYO-
n GUcCEssORs TO MAGEE KNEAssJ
Removed from No. Magazine street,
Manufactures or saddlery and Harness,
sADDLERY, HARDWARE, BETTING, PACKING AND
? HOSE, ETC., ETC.
Hes. Tchoupnouas and New Lsvss' and u, % and %
rfreets.
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In BANKRUPTCY.

District Of Louisiana. In the mater Of Ihos Appleton
BANKRUPT I'm S b. S own sns a.
70 Of New Orleans and District Aforesaid duly declared
sg $ % .ss
and certificate thereof from all his debts and other claims
is therefore given 70 all creditors Who proved
day Of Decembe 1853 at II assigned for the hearing
Of me same they sy attend and show
they have, why The prayer OF the said petition
clerks once, New Orleans. ECye%s er 1858 ,, c.,.
JIEITED sTATEs DIsTKICT CSTKT r.
matter of E. tastendyk, bankrupt Whereas B. Cssten
a q, under
fled in said court petition praying for discharge and
Voice therefore given to all creditors who proved
day Of November 1858 At II assigned for the hearing
show II they have why the prayer Of the said pc
ncs i5n '' K IoEw. DsDusy Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUNT
y District Of LoTsians-in BsnsrTpcy.Ho zspn the
Of the parish Of Nssehitcehe Aforesaid duly Dc
caTed Bankrupt the Act Of Congress Of March 1907
ss s snS fs sd III h and
Notice is therefore syes to creditors who have proved
debts and all other interest," that the first
the sams and that they may then and there attend
and show they have why the prayer Of the said
clerk. ONCE, Nsv Orleans, November 1858 $751; c.,.
OPTICIAN,
Canal street................111
Near the Bank of America formerly Chartres street)
Keeps sPECTAcLEs Of all descriptions 70 suit al ages
inform them that hi. losg experience as an OPtcan enables
pty Of no, sndsneene the vision His spectacle Glasses
ns selected BY him and warranted 20 be perfect
Glasses e see far and Ale ana s sns ss to
nc Roes cts Classes ssSSss
sighted are applied scientifically as they DO
Mr Duhsmel keeps also large assortment suitable for
Engineers, Physicians, etc. such as
Thsodhs, Microscopes Nshs%s.l s.Il Boxes
So%Rs.sss Shsr%omser a alsssa . Machines
ALL KINDS OF SCALES, Etc.
MARINE CHARTs BOOKS AND INSTRUMENTS.
stereOscOpes and stsreoscOpc Views
NBsx thousand Coored Venetian Lanterns and Coored
Glasses, for Nominations, at wholesale and retail
Between Royal stree. and ESehange Alley
JOHN 9. FLEMING.
GAS FILTER
Dealer In Gas Fix ures.
IA PoYDRAs STREET. NEAR ST. CHARLES.
New Orleans,
win attend puncuay faithfully an orders inrused
10 him.
Orders len in Box No Is. Mechanics and Dealers Ex
chsnge viii meet with prompt attention.
DEAN. JB-
90 AUCTIoNEER,
Once and sslesroou-i73 Grsvier stresA
Near CArondelet, New oriesna
Liberal advances made consgnmeuts Auction sa,es Of
Fnturs Csroes Produce, Real Estate and svsy dsscrip
1 sioa Of Mercha1tise promptly attended to.
Regular bale Days-MondAyh Wednesdays Fridays and
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
C0R RENT-FuRNIsHED RooM-AN EXCEL
du souss and q s
Euterpe street. 0.rtH
COn RENT-Iwo PARLoRs. OR A. PARLoR
Ssrd a. 81 Dsuphn ss between BsnSs and
Cont streets. Apply on the premises u ! 80 =
EOR RENT-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, A
+ large handsomely furnished Room, the front
ssspi 81 and
EOR REsT-THE FINE, LIGHT, BACK OFFICE.
II No 81 Commercial Place Of 81 Charles street,
% 20, on 81 o ss
in the wall 1t has been years occupied BY VIM Thie
apply H. g. HeArt No. Commercial Place corner Of St.
ITO HENT- THREE VERY DE aIRABLE OFFICES
Company Canal and Camp Apply at the ONCE OF the
TOR RENTzzA LARGE FINE rHREE-sTosY
Ferdinand II besp put in rood order has gas and
works in it, The Isyes cars within
gsSs sS p pfyts ss TX G1
NOR RENT-PEws IN CHRIST CHURCH TO
4 Rent Oenai streets Nos IL, "a and u.s. Rent moderate
Apply TO 81 Magazine street. -rlL
NOR RENT-rHAT LARGE coMxoDIoUs AsD
o,% .nS 81 Sss msv NsVsdssJ Streets Having
openings on ali Sizes OF yard Is well
suited Tor family boarding house crschoo For terms etc.
apply J. G Wire, at this office.
INOR RENT OR LEAsE-THE LARGE AND
4 vel United States Hotel opposite TIE PontchsI
train Railroad depot Eysan Fields srse between Vic
tori and Moreau 10 enerpsng Keeper this pop
ulsI ssssblshment win Be leased for term Of years Apply
EoR RENT-FAMILIEs AND GENTLEMEN 0AN
ssus also s sss Soss. Large $
that connect aiding doors Parties Wishing TO furnish
would do van 70 call ~ ~ CANAL strss corner Of
Liberty. r.. L. r..
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POUND NOTICES.

CTRERT COMMISSIONERS ID ePART.
- MsNT. Roem No Z, City Hall-New Lrleaas, Nov Is,
lSS-was brought the Fourth District Pound Dryades
street. jackson and Philip streets Is anestrsy
One Red cow with white spot on the forehead both ears
split. g. n ar1
Which, II not claimed within 1--WE days, and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction said Pound
FRIDAY, November % 1868, at II O'Clock N.
JOSnPH MURPHY. Street Commissioner.
PAS. LABARRy, Deputy Controller.
CTREKT COMGIssIONER's DEPART
- MENT, Room No. T. City Hsll-kew Orleans Nov IA.
ls6s-was brought the Second District Pound Of
Orleans and Claiborne streets estray-
One White GOAT; .rn
which, n not within three days and the
pd viii be sold at public suction at said Pound on
TUESDAY, November IL. 1861 at IL O'Clock =
JOSEPH MURPHY. Street Commissioner.
Pas. LLBARRE Deputy Costrolfr.
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DoARD OF THE 90 MMIssuOMERs
oNsoLrDATED DEBTS OF NEW ORLEANS.
new ORLEANS, Oct. q, 1863

r.rt new ORLEANS. Oct q. 1863
By virtue Of the s7h section Of entitled IAN AIT 70
Consolidate City Of New Orleans and Provide for the
Government Administration of its Affairs" approved
Feb g. 1857 purpose Of funding the debt of the
late Municipality No. Two falling due the 9Th December
proxmo sealed proposals viii be received this Office
the exchange a sixty Bonds of $1,000 EACH
issued by Municipality No I've to the City Bank for Consol
dated Bonds Of the City Orleans dated December l.
1862 having twenty yosrs with interest coupons
attached thereto at six centum per annum
payable sem. annually in the city Of New York
Proposals be endorsed "ofer for Exchange Of Bonds"
TO be opened nrs day Of December 1863 at o'clock
NJ and addressed o. DeBuys Secretary, Room No. q
City Hall By order Of the Beard.
o. DE BUYS, Secretary
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

.
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION
CofAKTHSEhsHir
The undersigned have this day formed Copsrtn.rs' p
under the name style Of GAINES BLANfOS, for
the purpose carrying Wholesale Liquor and General
Commission Business, at No IS Graver street. - /
ALO 20 GAINES,
4 r BrEJ II. BLANToN. T.
-r New Orleans. Nov. 7, 1868. - aVf I
The Partnership he etoore existing under the style OF
BYRKE. VANCE Il co. is Dissolved 80 co..
The Ur charged with the Liquidation, and
for purpose only will sign the Of the firm. All
attorney the firm either member thereof are
hereby revoked THOMAS BSRNE,
Perpro j. Livaudais.
n. ACiss vAkOB.
nH j. 4. LIVAUDAIS.
THE UNDEKsIGSED BEG TO INFORM
their frienos and the public that they have formed
Copartnership under the lame and style Of PArAS 4
ZrBAI the Of carrying on the FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS BUStshSs
AND EVERY ARTlCLs APPERTAlNING TO THIS
LINE OF BUSINESS and have located themselves under
the st Charles hotel door from the corner Common
Get THOMAS O-fAtAN,
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FOE RENT.......".............FoK Rent

FOE RENT-'''"''''''''''''''''''F"H KENT
THE NEW STORE. ct the corner of Front, Common and
Canal streets.
THE FoUR-sTORY STORE, ct the corner Of Canal,
New Levee and Common streets.
THE LANCE STORE with iron shutters, adjoining
Messrs Bostck seymOur's hardware store fronting on
Front and Fulton streets
FOUR JHREE-sToRY STORES, newly painted, Nos.
"a to 30 Poydras street. between Fulton aud 'front.'
THE THREE-sTORY STORE. the corner Of Front
and Lafayette sres running through Fulton street
FOUR STORES on street, opposite the National
Thesten
THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, No. llS
Dauphin street. newly painted
THE STORE, with Dwelling. at the corner Of Chartres
and ST. Philip Streets occapsd for thirty
pharmacy by Mr.. Cussch-
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
AvESDANO BROS, l55 Common street
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AUCTIONEER,
Once and Sslesroou-i73 Grsvier ssres.
Near CArcndelet, New Oreana
Liberal advances made csnsenmeets Auction sses Of
Furniture Produce, Real Estate and doscr
sioa Of Mercha1Sise promptly attended TO.
: Regular Sale Dsys-MondAyI, WsdnssdsyA Fridays and
Saturday. -
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GRAND VOCAL
" = = --.0[7 q y $50 a"-a ..lIti
INSTRU MENTAL CON GER T +,
New Odd Fellows Hall,
ON "WEDNESDAY EVENING. nov. ie isos.
Combining the Artistic and Amsteur Talent In New
Orleans purpose raising funds for the purchase Of
an Organ for Pry tsnia Street Church. 'oN in
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR.
Tickets can be obtained at the following places:
St. Charles Hotel. City Hotel.
st James Hotel. Louis Grunewald
Messrs A. b. Grswold a Co Theodore La Hsche
E. A. Tyler. - Z. werlein;
o. H. Zmmermann. p A. z. Backmar
cen M Krun 4 Dickty. ID . j
Asd at the Door the evening Of the Concert. =
Doors open o'clock Concert 10 commence ct O'Clock
SPECIAL NOTICE-Tiekets already is.ued for the 18th
are good for IL having been postponed TO
the services Of several Eminent Artists -ee1s I
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TRY ITi TEsT 1T THOROUGHLY
IL win eoe you nothing do ~ making application
90 the undersigned Machine viii be sent 70 your esdenc
how ~ and reasonable engtn
Of line given Machine decide ~ 70 lie merits
ne Maxnolia washing Machine
yin do your washing with half the labor ess sosp snd
s than usually viii save me cost OF te
,.ehipe IN the clothes and In fuel In less than one
y makes slop does away with the nscessy q s.sae
h. seamng tub, and prevents the washer rom IN
h.l N OF nby suds slso rom getting vet
ma viii in many be the Of preventing sick
~. . I'd saving doctors ball .......
he A. 'Vsenio1s COG-wHEEL wRISGER 10 snxsd 70
:, ine. and made Of India Rubber Cylinders and
Ssrrs q = clothes almost ready for ironing
n, xnl Simple and Cbsspi ssfisfacaon Guarantees
Ma9nolia Wsahsr.
,nsn,s Health and both Labor and
Aoney. Es lbs Poydras street.
owi,sr Of the Psssnt Right for Louisiana
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TEKNEssEE NEWS.

General Howard, Of Greene county, has
been elected Judge Of the new criminal
district created in upper East Tennessee.
The citizens of Bedford county are taking
steps to reerganize the Bedford County
Agricultural and Mechanical Society.
A negro who had stolen horse from the
stable Of Frank Wallis, some four or FIVE
miles from Athens, was arrested on the
22d inst, and placed in Jail to await trial.
Rev. Acton Young, formerly Of several
hotels in Nashville and several other
places, is about to open the American
Hotel in Knoxville.
A letter from BIedsoe says Mr.. Jesse
Hall, good Conservative has been elected
a Justice of the Peace in the Pikeville dis
trict The league had a nominee in the
field, but dropped him on the morning OF
the election to avoid the modification OF
defeat. The letter also says the wheat crop
Of the Valley is really beautiful, and that
the breadth in is much larger than usual.
A good many fat cattle are being sent
from Bledsoe to the markets south.
FRUIT.-Immediately after the late
| frosts the report was circulated and very
| generally believed, that the peach crop
was ruined Within the past week We
have heard several farmers say that the
destruction was not near so complete, and
We also heard one farmer from the edge O
I Lincoln say that from his observation he
could say there would be good snpply o
fruit. From the best reports we can ge
We are satisfied there will be many peach
in this county.-Shelbyvil Union, April "a
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THE NEW ENGLAND CAN-CAN

They have got divorce case growing
out of connubial infdelity in the bosom
of the Puritan paradise, whose develop
ments surpass anything on record. There
is a medley of religious fanaticism, lust
of gold and lust of the flesh, carvings on
in the parlor, in the study of divine So
called, and in the kitchen, between a
quartette, two masculine and two femi-
nine, such as could only occur within
the radius of hundred miles or so ofthe
hub of the universe"
The injured applicant for release from
the letters of wedlock, testified thus
about the wanton housekeeper:
81 told Susannah to leave my house, as
she had spoiled all my happiness. She
said nothing, but began to sing Nearer
my God, to Thee and went into another
room"
The Rev. @ Burton Sperry of this
delectable household, was appealed to-
Saws the sutton for divorce
al spoke to Rev. Burton Sperry about
NV treatment, and he began singing a negro
melody beginning up lions Hill, and
concluded by initiating a lame man at the
depot"
Another witness says:
When Mrs. Judd was away, ] have seen
Susannah and SpeTry 60 into the kitchen
and dance a Highland fling" | have
seen her get upon Sperry's back, and he
would carry her round. He generally
played 1eap.frog," and she "nanny-goat."
He used to run after Susannah and butt her
as a sheep would, you know, with his head
against her stomach Sussnnah used to
sing, "Glory Hallelujah," and such songs.
That performance beats anything at
the Jdrdin MdbiHe, and lays a long ways
over the Biche an Boi8 and the White
Faon, while the Black Crook is not a
circumstance.
A few years ago, when divorces were
granted by the Legislature of Connects
cut-the scene of these remarkable ex-
hibitions-a minister who had done g
good deal Of marrying, grew Disguised
with the ease and frequency with which
his nuptial knots were united, and per-
petrated the poetic pun,
Each Legislature seems to say,
What you connecticut away"
But if the experience described in this
trial is anyways common, and such be
the saints in 'the land of steady habits,
it is high time to cut loose with free
hand
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FRIITT ANn S4RAIN.

The late frosts do not seem to have
been as injurious to the fruit and grain
as was at first supposed This is the case
in both the South and North The Gin
cinnaii Gazette of the 23d inst, says
The reports regarding fruit continue to
be more favorable in this and Northern
ATTITUDES, both East and West, and it is
reasonable to hope for fair amount of
peaches, cherries and pears, and q good
crop OF apples. Ia Tennessee, where the
trees were further advanced in bloom than
here, the injury has been severe but, even
there, people have not lost hope of enough
fruit for ordinary purposes.
The reports from the wheat fields are
even more cheering during the past few
days than they were previously. In Barren
county, Kentucky, a correspondent says
that the wheatcrop presents an aspect Of
luxuriance unequalled since 1861. The
Bowling Green Democrat says wheat in
that vicinity is fast improving, and me-
dun crop will probably be harvested. We
learn from merchants who have traY-
eled in Kentucky recently, that although
wheat looks healthy, il is very thin on the
ground, and farmers will be glad to make
half an average crop. OF the wheat
in the Miami Valley, the Dayton Journal,
of Wednesday morning, says:
Prominent agriculturists, who live in
various directions from this city, assure US
that the wheat has improved, on an ave-
rage, al least twenty-five per cent. within
the past week; and in many locations quite
fifty per cent. has been added. Quite a
number of farmers had designed blowing
in fields which showed little signs Of wheat,
and put out fax; but within the past week,
wheat has made its appearance where, but
few days before, there was scarcely blade
to be seen. Of course the idea of blowing
in has been abandoned, and they have now
the prospect of an average crop. These
cases are not exceptional ones; we have
heard of at least dozen of them since last
Saturday. The genial weather which seems
to have set in will have the effect of bring
ing out the wheat, and making the average
quite as good as any year for dozen"
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NEIs0N ANn LOGAN.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer says, in his letter
Of April % Of Logan's desire to secure
the privilege Of speaking
"Mr. Nelson, the Presidents counsel,
quite an old gentleman, arose and said the
contest was one in which the respondents
counsel had taken no part, utfelt iustifiedin
saying which Of the Presidents counsel. in
view Of the illness Of Mr.. Stanbery, should
address the Senate. Here, locking pleas
antly at Mr. Logan, he said he had 90 per-
sonai vanity 20 grstify adding that he
had lived long enough To learn that more
was gained sometimes by silence than By
sDeaking. he also alluded to his great re-
Inctance to address an unwilling auditory.
The Senate had frequently voted that il
would not listen to Mr.. Logan's speech
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-25

LONDON, April 24.--In the House Of
Commons this evening, Lord Stanley IN
reply to a question, admitted that the En-
peror of Russuia has made secret pro-
posals to the British government with re-
gard to the Cretan difficulty, but which,
without the consent of Cazar, could not
probably be made public. The plain So
luton of the reply that proceedings look
ing to the independence of Crete, which
the Sublime Porte viii not coneede without
eampulsion, is a policy which it is impos-
sibie for Great Britain TO pursue.
DUBLIN, April "a. - The Prince OF
Wales embarked for England to-day. Be.
fore sailing he gave a dinner on the Royal
Yacht. There were about forty guests
present, and the utmost good feeling aud
enthusiasm prevailed.
LONDON, April 24-The Times predicts
that supplementary estimate will be found
necessary 10 meet the DEFICIENCIES. and
thinks that the new burden ought 10 fall ON
customs and not incomes.
The latest advices from japan state that
the Tycoon had retired from the govern
ment. Mikado offers indemnity for the
murderers of the French soldiers at Osaks.
PARIS, April Dispatches received
from various parts of Spain, to-day, report
that the disorders there have been re
pressed.
LONDON, April 24-Midnight.-Start-
ling intelligence has just been received
from Australia. Prince Alfred, who il
visiting Sydney, was shot and dangerously
wounded by an unknown person. The
would-be assassin, who is said to be Fe.
Man, was promptly arrested. The Prince
according to last adViees was slowly re
covering.
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4 POSSIBLE GOOD 70 CONE OF EvII

A POSSIBLE GOOD 70 CONE OF EVIL.
The harpy swarm Of Office seekers hover
ing oyer the Administration expected soon
to perish at the hands Of impeachment,
and clustering for the filthy scramble Tor
place, under the one to be set up in its
stead, is the most Disgusting spectacle
ever presented in American politics 1t
is utterly revolving and is, perhaps, the
most striking evidence yet offered Of the
decay ofpublic virtue the nation has suf-
fered from the civil war. When the fact
is considered, that prominent in the
loathsome herd are the chief instigators
and instruments in the work Of impeaeh-
ment the business takes on feature per
fectiy oyerpowering.
But in this very fact, there Is a CLEAN
Of hope for the right The pickering
and contention which The differing prize
has given rise 70, and the inevitable dis
appointments to which it viii condemn
the large majority Of the applicants, may
admonisb the SPACIOUS leaders in time,
that the deposition Of the President will
be the introduction OF a horse into the
Radioal Troy, filed with elements which
viii gork its destruction. The great poet
Of Nature wrote
There's naught 50 vile, that on the earth doth
live,
But 20 the earth. some special good doth give
And if this last and foulest exhibition
Of the vileness Of Radicalism should dis.
gust, or for any cause, deter enough Rad
ical Senators from concentrating the
meditated outrage on the executive Of
fee, it will prove special good" indeed
and date the day when the casting out Of
that hideous organization of political
lepers shall commence
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THE sPOILsMEN.

The impeschers in their Indecent haste
cannot wait for the President TO be de-
posed. So certain are they that the Senate
will crafty their wish in this particular,
that they are already parceling out the fat
Offices. The Washington correspondent OF
the Louisville Courier says in his dispatch
Of the 23d instant:
Logan having submitted his piece is now
working through his friends for his reward,
being a no less place than the Treasury De
partnent. Senator Chandler also aspires to
the same position.
Radicals, IN anticipation of the good
time coming, are apportioning the princi-
pal offices, especially the paying ones, as
though they were already in possession.
Not even popular sentiment, as expressed
in the Democratic triumph at Chicago, re-
presses their insolence. But there are dis
Greet men in that party who foresee its in
evitable downfall in the outrageous man
ner OF removing johnson. They believe,
and correctly, this will only intensity his
opposition and hatred, and that he will
make bitter political crusades against them
and arouse the indignation of the whole
country, but particularly The South, to
which he is endeared by his efforts to save
that people from the horrors Of negro rule.
Andrew johnson is a powerful man on the
stump, and they may well fear him.