The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-15
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LONDON, August 14.-An the journals COM
!: ment on Stevens, death. 2 The Times, after
recounting Stevens prominent connection with
! the recent peachmentp project, and his views
relative to the payment OF the fve-twenty
bonds, concludes: 6 ..Fhe deaths Of Thaddeus
Stevens is not now public loss. Bis i'm
peachment policy was Of, inealculable injury to
his political party, and the financial dishonesty
which he encouraged dies with him. He
Was q fanatical, bitter and seR-willed man,
but not mean Of deceitfnl. He is the
last Of the. leading Americans who had the
courage to rise above political partisanship."
The Morning Telegraph has the following:
1'steyens was neither good, wise nor generous,
but his time did signal service, and with all
of his faults he merits the famous phrase
Shat Sea a man. ,p Lilo. e y s:--' x : :
THE Daily News concludes: 'The death OF
Thaddeus Stevens leaves no important place
untitled, either in the leadof cthe party or in
the councils Of the nation.
Our wash,ngton Dispatches.
4 sMALL Row OVER THE REMAINS OF THE
"aREAT coMMoNER"-A FREE F1aHT-NEw
oossyLs IL, TIE soUTH-ToBAooo REaULA-
r1oNs-ANoTHER OPINION FROM ATTORNEY
GENERAL EyANrs; EVAN ~ .sl::.-.,,.. y.
- WAsHNaroN, August IA. The remains of
Ihaddsus Stevens, with three passenger cars
containing the escort, left for Lancaster at 10
o'clock this morning.. .ees tfs7
The Secretary OF the Interior has decided
iayorably to McGarrabsm, and adversely to the
New Iberia Quicksilver Company. This is a
hard blow on Senators Stewart, Conness and
Nye, who had been active in the New Iberia
interest. The local land officers of California
have been instructed to hold the McGaTraham
lands out Of market until the further action Of
Congress.
A company Of Builder ZouaYes marching to
relieve the company guarding Stevens remains,
fred yoIley down Twenty-frst street in re-
sponge to stone hurled at them. A colored
waiter standing at the door Of a residence was
shot through the thigh. The Express says
that when they reached the Capitol, some dlsa-
greement arose between themselves, and they
had regular free fight. The Star after speak
ing Of the firing and its results, says: ga large
crowd immediately gathered, and for time
there was every prospect Of serious disturb
ance, but the police on duty, as well ais the re-
serve, appearing in force promptly, by sur
rounding the Zouayes, checked further proceed
ings, and! when order was restored, allowed
them to,proceed."
The President has recognized Charles Otto
Witte as Consul of the North German Conrede.
ration at Charleston, s. O., and Frederick VII
helm Hunewinckle as Consul for the same Gov
erHment at Richmond; and Manuel de RoHira
Albert as vice-consul of: Spsin at Savannah.
Attorney General Evarts has decided tha
temporary appointments can be made at once
for the New Orleans Co1ectorship and Alaska
officials. There are sixteen applicants for the
New Orleans Collectorship. S..-e.
It is stated that Rollins, at the et-1nest 30
Jicitaion Of prominent Republicans, has deter
mined to retain the Revenue Commissionerehip
until after the election,