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-,-yVrF Cs-1rs guJery, No. 4 Meets 4th Non
cay Of each month John Ient, Conn., \. J
WigEin- Rec
AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE
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IN
SCIENCE AND MEDICINE.
pARALYsIs cAn az nnREn


WE fully ard freely invite al E?hysiclans
w and students OF Medicine OF al schools,
and also everybody else 70 come and examine
our invention ~ q PORTABLE EouALIZER.
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81 Weakns sses OF ths Generative organs can
be cured.
Testimonials from hundreds OF the best Ply
sleians and citizens OF this nation.
AEasPffIss IxNN., necember 2, 1871
Having sold 81 my rigot ,itle e, and A intersss .
SAMUEL tfgLREktT and 5il4A3 7. GILBERT,
the latter being q graduate Of tne Jenefsnn
Medical C'ollaxe of Philad elp lphta. I can fully
ana froo.y l8coiuynead alam. IS thoronahT y
upetent AID lsl.ekle, E, 3 81 Re7ssns y ',eiaE
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FAssMAN's lRoH TlEs
BALES.

THE undersigned bzve mace extensive ar-
a rzngeEnensz 20 pply ths ceu1Sad for IhCss
Ties the present season.
II ADDITION . TIE FASS1lAfT DIAEOEDTI TIE
and HUTTON IiEss 80 ertersivaiv 1serf hersta-
tcre. they now ofIer his ALLIGa =, 2 TEF vffu
teeth 20 arranged as - / SANITY clamp tha
hoop WheE the pressure g remove Z. ON Las
bale and hGlu 70 without sltrulur
Great pains have been taken 20 secure TIA
best Qu8iIty Of iron
Ihes- Ties are 50 simple fn thefr z-re uae-
meEt that they can Be Epplied y aag one 20
bales OF any size. Eiih tns sane facility and
O. pedftlo1 as rope In Strength. security Hld
iael ~ ol aspiiozllonr lhey Wiz sOsvpars Ia
TOrabiy with sny yet iutrod ueed-
The advantag ges Of Iron Ties ar nov eeue--
ally recognized; but iJ is cssras,- 2 { out ~
place to cal tbs attention o. th Ne fnferse t=1
% the very en- pnatie recommendation of Uu-
derwTitsTs, STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS. and OEuers
and Agents o. Sea rteamsf- and SsFfuE Vaz-
5slss rseeutly Iubiishes in the DeEsTapeTs n
New Orleans
CHAABERs & TATTING.
GeceTsI AEent8. NaE orleans
For sale by
ME4CHAM & TREAnwELL.
HARRIS, COCHHAS & Co.,
Ard other dealers and Grocery sfsrchs1-s-
sss7 SOS
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y, -. 3, dI2s e, :, al Bank. Corner Of Main ard
Cora Md streets
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LAROR QUESTION.

J. N. EEATISe, Secretary.
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arsI Iuststute.l Madison 81
Receipts FOR tier. President. --
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RECENTLY ths experiment. has been
tried Of conducting the water from the
discharglng end of the grand collecting
sewer of Pars, by means of irrlgatlDg
canals, over large surface Of ground
on the Plain Of 81, Denis, where vegeta-
hies are cultivated for the Paris market,
and the result has been quite wonderful.
The vegetables are found to have attained
their growth more rapidly, and to have
attained as well greater size, and no
change has been noticed 10 their taste
--csrtainiy no change for the worse
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Memphis Whoi. 60, Insurunos Assn'

Reoeived thls n ,rfon. Cotton FACTORS aEa
Exported THIS NJ .rchants 50 Ms''-en.
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r.. AED &. ~.
srvv-yA CcuuCiL. No. .. Meets "a MONDAY o
: earh Hssntk -Cdd-FslloWs' Hall. John Lent
IN IL; =. J. " gsin, Pes
LIZ /. Il
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DRY GOODS, ETC.

HsmphIz
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QUEEN lsABELLA is unable to aud 8
prince that Will marry her eldest daugh-
ter, q young beauty with dark flashing
eyss. Alisaprts decline respectfully ID
enter into the bonds OF Relationship
with her Csstihan Majesty, although the
young princess il rather good looking,
and said TO be q very smiAble girl.
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,H7RREW CALENDAR.
dASONICDIREOTORY

VI A SON AZ Ii 4EaLNy OIG Il .
Lo3sEs-
..-y-orra Nc Iss eieets 1t Monday IA
s.-erv month 81 OdI-Fsllnws' Hal. col. touTi
srd Assn. b. p Forster - Froat street
&. 4: Joaa BeznLsh, 15c'y.
.,rr-E aEarPaIs. 40 IlA. Meets ID Fr-1ay oi
s-eS rr1atr- sail. cor. Hedtso1 and second
n i. gelIsrs. " n Benz. z. Pullen See
IA soSrr. No. D. Meets lst Friday o. each
ao1ta Hall cor Madison and Second. John
-srsIse " n. T. p. wood wzrd- sec
a,rrTr1E. 80. -. Meets 81 Friday OF each
-o8d-FslOw.' HsM- 2. d. STANLEY
y ,1,,--r,5- y 80. Sil 10 D. Meets 4th Friday
a sscls rn5aih-214 Frsnt street. John J
ygor5nssn, 81, W. q; =. K. fullen, I'D sec
RoTAL ARCH
tr,-s Chapter. no ( Meets - Monday Of "a, Z
--cuth-yzd-reilO Hal Johu Hsnt, 81 3
p; B. d. Levy sec'y.
E-AEDE.B.
syxEzA CcuEcL No. .. Meets "a MONDAY O
= ssrb 1aenfk -C}dd-FelloWs' Hal. John Lent
IN. H., >. J. v gsin, Hes.
rEllPLAEs.
-ryvxE Co-ars auJery, No. 4 Meeta Sth Non
cay Of each month. John bent, Conn., y )
Wiggin. Rec
AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE
% Front Slrest.
.vv,rra g,bsze u Perfection, 18th; No. ]
= sfsfr.f Comm uuleatiOus ID ~ sdneeday niEn
81 each IlDuaGs EltA4lt 2 " 'sl-f-i'Af ss-.f "
n = Cbs-las ~. Carroll, lsths Sec
-THaAs Lcdge of Perfection litA.i No.
tsefr sfh wednesday = of each 1E-onth. 5eorEl
lsllersh, 80, O.. ~ A. +. iran mana, cd
=. .erpars council ofPriuces Of Jerusalem, ,l8tb.
$50. b. Benz. K. Punsn, 5Zd., Tafsh.'.; -
go CaAPrER o. Rose CrciZ, l5ib., No.
-i.ss ". Adams, 82d, NJ. w. Fl. T. Iyn
- T5Y-gI.rgsErs Council Of K-h, 18th.
ETenrv 7. Woodard, I'D, Comm.
- BE. Cirofe I'D, Rec.
80 s-r2 ~ W E5T TESl'EssEEt sd JONI
/ " 49, Comm. in Chlefi Dodge g
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TEE Germans are in ecstscies over the
nlarvelousIy cheap editions Of their stan
dard poese, which the leading publishing
hanses offer them since the valuable copy
rights have expired, Schiller's poems,
neatly printed on good paper, can now
be bought for flSe cents.
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TIE inventive Yankee genius per-
petually contrive new "noti0usp y The
latest we have heard OF y warm skate.
In lot Ia the skate-stock Is inserted a
square bit OF soApstone, made red hot IN
ths Gre. II retains warmth for hours,
snd aeeaa the llkktekis foot Ia = co1nfo
a laat tes i i. II. win /
&fAk sana tass will rs p8sa. r = 81 fa et. =
4 <sls. s,s.ts94ss, aud rs flans q orte g.
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House and Lot for Sale.

L not sold at private sale. win sell az sytiQn
On Friday, january Ss,st3.
At 10 o'clock In the morning, q lot oissr5Iind
on second street, between Jackson ansi7 Ala
hama, fort Pickering, being known a. lot No
House there q. The house contains fouI
Teorns. WITH passage six (5l feet wide, running
the entire depth. Two Of the rooms down
stairs aud Two up stsirlI Attached tO the houss
Is a Kitchen, cellar, semented and bricked, q
Cistera and stable, Win room for SIX horses
Everything naiT and complete just having
been built thia year. fhe h0ase Is new Incurred
laf si2l0- Tertns& Of 7sie easy. Deferred pay.
raents secured ~ osed OF trust On the prop
city. Title gaarE 49,, For turtasr tnforna
ffnnl aterIu - - "a
-,sIss - ~ -. Right 81 Ttdeh1tt
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F. w. IRVINE & CO.,
Cotton F aC tors
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
97S Front Street, Upstairs,

IN entering upon another commercial year,
1 with the experience Of the past, ffRught
= i'm the many violssltudes incident to 3
changed system Of agriculture, and for which
most of our planters were little prepared, re-
sulting in heavy loss 70 planter and merchant.
as 50 experiment tried. we shall adopt ris Id
cash system In our brstnesS-taking no rick,
md making our sales prompt upon receipt Of
cousignmenis, remiCting proceeds with as little
delay as possible; Oubin all cases obeying In
str0ctians of shippers, and using our 5est en-
deagors to promote The interest or our patrons
our arrangements for furnishing Supplies,
Bagging. Rope, Gunnies, GrOceftes and Provt-
sious are such, shat we promise TO farnish
them aL our lowest market price, and make IL
as much, or more, 60 your Interest TO order
through us, than TO purchase In person.
hoping 10 recsis Q your patronage and lnfiu-
encs We are, respectfully,
oeI sin FW. IRVINE q co.
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MeFrlBaek alice SO Ct Cis.
New YOFk Eihs tleacHea sHsli1s 81 ile.
Heavy Brown DemestIcs at etss
Irish P8DiiRS atfz cts.
A!pacss az 8 cts.
Linseys 81 10 fts.
0sBabHFgs 1t ) cts
BsIdiRes at ) cts.
19-4 White Wool Blankets 81 80 cts.
aeIs's Galf SeWFa B0ats 50 81 a5.
Nen's wax BreEsRs at Is cie.
W8meh's shoes, sli 81 les, a. 70 cts.
Goats SpOGl faTead Ee thFea iE.
sens RhHe shirts 40 cts.
VlHEsEsre the prices that STRAUSS 9 SBLCat
i VIII sell their goods a. affsr tsey com-
menee thetr
SELLING OFF SALE,
and this vim take place when thair competitors
have got through wifh their
GREAT CLEARING SAFE.
As the preaumseiOn Is that iais win taks
place
Before the First Of January Next,
And as they are not
Compelled TO Leave Town,
they vaH saI1 boIs on. to their old pr,ess untn
further notice.
Don't Forget the Place.
STRAUSS & sLUA.
ais Mein Street.
Next door 70 Ward q LsGusre's DIug siors.
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EDUCATIONAL
THE DEsoTC

4 NIGHT SESSION, N CONEECTIOS
"a with :his College, II now fnaugurated. As
4 temporary srrangsnnsnt, the Ciass meets IN
the BQUTHWE-TERNf - BLI5HiSa HOUSE.
No. 81 50UTH COURT GTarRr,
The course OF tnSsrre5ion II eInineutiy praS-
teal well A. scientific, embracing eVerythlng 9
necessary 70 q. young men ior the sfiicieEt dis
charge or the duties Of an AceOuntans and
Book. keeper IN merchants ofiice- The stu
dCnt gOas through precisely ths same routine
Of leuuRiizing. posting into MS ledger, and
closing his b. ok, ant then making OuL his bal
ancs sheet a. he would In artual busiuess.
This process is renewed an indadntte num-
her OF times, TIL he bs ONES A. familiar with
these operations and a. expert IN perform q 2
Them, A. n hs hsd speat q long aPprenticeshlp p
IN he 'o1n ing House.
Terms -For sight Session On advanced one
month, s2 three months so.
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- UmBER, ETC.
BUEE q OO0YER,
/, O''D ~ and l.Hmber Yard,
Planning I'LL = ,..,,..,o, g..
f6i, f63 an -,,,

IL hand a general assc. tment
H-iifne and " W6atherb0Hr1ing,
IL ~ - s. Moulding and stair date
- q - sTi1d FrEminZ Lum Der o. al
sea-. t11--1. D-iak AID walnut, clear flan-
- -l.- ug All sizes OF LnmDet oel q
hille1 s.ul.sr. Wood Turning and
lns --4 ~ l-erelIf. 4 or.ie7s promptly 2
5.--- --,, Prlces reduced. Give us q TaA
.--..-,.-.',5-.+ i-siug elsewhere. asel2
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DIRECTO r y
Ss -st Class Business Houses
.zina OF MEMPHI3.

$. DIRECTO r y
6ais -st Class Business HOUSES
gi-sna OF NEWsHIL
Sooa On s,lopnan & Co, cotton Pastors
ro,r Midi nission Merchants, IS IRON, >
~ dIag, al RsnE. corner OF Main ard
C,ord Md streets
AidaiioE E-leb, Queensvaro, So Man
5,sls S,oos s1, o. lloyd s Gubsrt. oueen'waTs'
Reoeivsdl street.
- e "a. cotton Factors ard
,--.--..s .{ion Ae-ehsnt y, tIone -.-e--
ExjPortsd pl.,IonaI Hank, No. s95 Main
STOCK on ,,,r-TUst,tute.I Madison St
2ecsipts for tier, Fresoent ----
B6P9,Iss5 BP,5s5 fo5 r., Go. Hardware l3u Is hior-
Exported laSt =
Tseoeived. This n .,rton. Cotton Factors aEd
AAi'1I'e' ''iiS ~ .rchsnts 81 M.so,--.n- M--
Memphis Who'll Co, Insurance. AseaST'
We have 20 changs trisrl and JewelaE
the week. Country bu
and the Few orders nile----- j.
auFue a1iu1atiou- y
Mems K. 3. kip urugans S. 80 -
l. and B. kip oroganas3lA.s, - = ss-
split brOgans -
!. !. cslS o1S brSSsns ssss11S Mutual Lifs
buzz bsl1norais-,------.-1 p Li2 2 z---s- =,
spit booss..---.-..-...-.. ii.u- '-'' -
kip .-----s.------.----
" cali :. -..-.----.--. Agricultural I'm
Boys KIP -----------res
hun -
Youths bun bootH---.-. sud Cotton Factor
Cbudren's split bos5rHeys 81 Law, No, 2s'
Womsu's split -
Sle- & 60 Cottan Factors snd
- srchant,, Nor roe s.
stIuan. Produes No Al Monroe
:. snoed & Co. Fashionable Cloth.
Boys5 Asla street
YontlIoon. Cotton Factor, No. z7s From.
ChiIdit -
Laa.s- ,erE. Tobacco and CIgsz, $40 Front
s4reh a sylvester, General In
agents, u Made D s-lesL
House, c B Galloway, pIoprie-
Snaud Adams.
1-a...a.-.-.s..s..-..1.S.sl,
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RTNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

Assets. over Six and = Half MiIIiOn Dol
lars.
ISSUES Policies on sll the different plans,
Il and al as low rates as Safety and Prudence
will justify. Takes a note for Bal the Pre-
miura, thereby you get double the amount Of
insurance With the same sum In cash spent tu
all Cash Companies. Call and see Its advan-
tages, offered By the Agents st 22< Madison
street upstairs.
ocl 3m MOORE q " EST, Agents.
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py MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOIHiNU
RUP for children teething, greatly facilitates tne
process OF teething by softening the gums 70,
ducing all infammation-win allay al pain ana
,pasmodic action, and is sure to
REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend uporfit, mothers. 1t Will give rest 70
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article ior years,
and can say in CONFIDENCE and TRUTH OF IL "ns'
wa have never been able to say OF any other me-
d,c;ne-never as it failed In ssingle instance 70
effect a cure when timely used. Never! did we
know an instance OF dissatisfaction by any one
who ussd It. On the contrary, all are delighted
with fits operation, and speak In terms OF COM
ma rdation OF its magical effects and medical VIZ
tues. We speak in this matter WHEAT WE Do
Krowu after years Of experience, and pledge our
reputation for the fulhlmsnt OF what we mere as.
clare. In almost every instance where the infant
Ia an ffsrug from pain and exhaustion, rsliel Will
be found In fifteen or twenty minutes after the
ayrup Is administered Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. Be sure and call for
"MRs. wlnsLOw's SOOTHIN G SYRUP" having
the fac smile OF Curtis Perkins" on the out
side wrapper. All others are base limitations
Sold by druggists throughout the world. Price,
only 35c per bottle.
Offices 2l5 Fulton street, n. Y; EOS high Hol-
born, London, England; AL st. Paul street, Nom
treal, Canada. ocs-sooom
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THE DEBATES IN THE CONVENTION AS
REPoRTED.-Fifty pages Of the debates Of
the Virginia Constitutional Convention
as reported by the official photographer
have been printed and laid upon the desks
of delegates. The reporter seems to have
labored hard to make decent speeches fol
the negroes, whose votes gave him en-
ployment, but has succeeded only IL
making them grandiloquent and verbose.
LINDsEY's famous speech on the employ
ment of the stenographer was published
ver5atim in this paper as furnished by
competent shorthand reporter. Oul
readers will recollect its absurdity. The
same speech spublshed in the debates
as follows:
Mr.. L1NDsEY.-"I trust that in this
State. which has always been marked by a
noble and chivalric disposition, it will not
be thought by any gentleman of this Con
yention that we can for moment allow
the idea that the debates Of this body shall
90 forth to the country except under our
own immediate sanction, and reported by
an officer selected by this body and within
its control. There exists an urgent ne
cessity for the employment by us Of an Of
fetal stenographer."
Imagine LINDSAY using such words
as "chivalric disposition and "immedi-
ate sanction !" BAYNE's efforts as re-
ported are models of purity, propriety,
and precision, in comparison with what they
were when delivered.
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tion of the amendment, for the feaSon'
says the World, that "by defeating II we
&C can block the Radical game Oh recon-
struction." This is upon . par with the
suggestion of some ono in this State that
the white voters of Virginia should absent
themselves from the polls, and thus pre-
want the ratification Of the negro constitu-
tion. 1t indicates total blindness to the
most striking feature of Radicalism-its
utter want Of respect for constitutions and
laws. How any man who has lived through
the last three years could bring himself to
believe that Congress will not admit the
Africanized States into the Union until
the terms Of the reconstruction acts be
complied with, we cannot imagine. Why
if the condition precedent were required
by the Constitution, they would not re-
spect the requirement if they could bJ
ignoring it secure the votes of the south
ern States for Radical candidate.
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ANNUs DoMIN1.-Numerous correspond
ents of the Cincinnati Commercial are dis
cussing the question whether this is the
sixty-eighth or the sixty-ninth year of the
century; which is about as abstruse as
the question whether this is the eighteenth
or the nineteenth century. But the best
of the joke is that almost all of them (ali,
we believe, but we won't insist on it,
speak of the year 1900 as the first of the
present century. 1t seems to be agreed
on all hands in Cincinnati that the year
1899 was the last Of the eighteenth cen
fury, and of course that the year SO was
the last of the first century, and C"logic
is logic, that's all we say") necessarily
that ninety nine years make century,
and, equally necessarily, that ninety-nine
is one hundred.
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The Radicals are constantly, In Con-
gress and 10 the bogus State Conven-
tions, rendering the highest tributes of
praise to the men who constitute the Con-
servative, Rebel, Copperhead, or Demo-
cratic party, rs it is variously called.
Whilst STEVENS admits that Congress le-
gisates "outside Of the Constitution"
and GREELEY, and DANA, and STANTON,
and even such men as TRUMBULL and FES-
SENDER, confess that the Constitution was
violated again and again by the Lincoln
Administration, they all with one accord
declare by their acts that the Democrats
will always respect the Constitution.
Whilst they admit that Mr.. LINCOLN had
no more constitutional power to emanci-
pate tho slaves of the South than he had
to order all of its lands to be sold to pay
the expenses Of the war, or its citi-
zens to be beheaded, they, nevertheless,
always concede that their opponents viii
never thus violate the Constitution. Ever
WENDELL PHILLIPS thinks that If he coulo
only get into the Constitution an article
providing for the education of the negroe!
at the expense of the whites, the Demo
Gratis, however large their majority in Con
eress, would respect that article and allow
the Radical party to reap the benefit of it
Was there ever before party so flatteret
by it's bitterest enemies.
We, however, would warn the Radical!
not to presume too nuch upon tho high
toned sentiments Of the gentlemen of the
Democratic party. There is great dea
of human nature in "copperheads," we
fear. They might find great reasons o.
State" for overlooking occasionally little
constitutional provisions. They might en-.
counter "civil necessity which would
excuse as many violations of the Consti-
tuition as military necessity" has ex-
cused for the Radicals. They might find
"little bells" convenient, and guarded
forts nice place to keep such fellows as
FoRNEY in. They might conclude that q
constitution, or o constitutional amend.
ment, adopted and ratified under duress,
was no constitution, no amendment at all
mere waste paper, of no value what.
ever in the eyes Of any "loyal" De-
mocrat. They might hold caucus in
the capitol at Washington, and declare
that these so-ealled constitutional con-
ventions were no conventions of the people
at all, but merely the handiwork Of mill
tary power, and not one whit better than
those "rebel" conventions held IN the
same States few years previously, and
which, are now the scorn of all "loyal"
men. There is no telling what these Demo-
Gratis might not do should they sweep the
country next fall, as many long-headed
men say they will. Radicals, beware!
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GOLD IN GRAVEL IN CALIFoRNIA.-A
letter from Nevada county, California, re-
ports additional discoveries Of gold in de-
posts of cement gravel. The writer says
"These are now features in mining, or,
rather old, and ancient channels discovered
under the range Of mountains lying on a
course nearly north and south from Mea-
dow Lake and Sierra Nevada mountains
through to Southern California, and are
bound to swell the gold harvest of this
coast larger in the next five years to come
than has ever been since the first discovery
of gold upon this continent"
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The arch agitator WENDELL PHILLIPS
whose last utterance we reproduce IN an
other column, seems to have settled in bis
own mind the question that General GRANT
is to be the Radical candidate for Presl-
dent. He accordingly advises the Rsdi-
Gals what to do under the unavoidable
circumstances of the case. PHILLIPS I'M
derstands the character of the southern
negroes and their allies, and depicts 1t
we'll when he speaks of the "well-under-
"stood condition that they vote the Re-
"publican ticket, no matter what name
"that ticket bears" He thus confirms our
assertion that the Freedmen's Bureau
could, if so disposed, induce them to vote
for FERNANDO WOOD.
We would that Mr. PHILLIPS should
write more letters than he does. His
schemes are the logical results of Radical
doctrines. Ifthe Radicals are right at all,
he is right. Either the Government of the
United States is what the Democrats de-
clare it to be, or it has the despotic powers
which PHILLIPS claims for it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-13

RADICAL Observation-Disclosures seems
to be no depth OF infamy SO profound but
that FoRNEy will find deeper. He has
the brazen effrontery to propose to Con-
gress that in future contested election
cases they shall declare that all votes cast
for Democrats were thrown away, and
therefore the Radical candidates were
elected. He gravely argues this PROPOSE
ton in his paper of Saturday. And this
man is Secretary of the Senate of the
United States! He is fitting exemplar
of the character Of the Radical party.