The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-28
FROM WASHING TON.
Mr. Rnncroft,s sheepslsin.

of LII. ID. to George Bancroft, from the University
of Bonn, in Germany, of which the following is
dipV Let ali who see this writing know that by the
| mower and authority of the most mighty and au-
gust King William, the generous protector of the
University of Frederick William, Of Germany, de-
Charles GudoIph Won sy6ii, Doctor Of Philosophy,
Master of the School Of the Liberal Arts, Professor
Deacon Of the Law Professors, Doctor of Laws,
Knight of the Red Eagle, etc, hereby confer upon
the most noble, enlightened and excellent gentle
| man, George Bancroft, Ambassador from the United
States of America TO the King of Prussia and Pleni-
potentiary to the North German Confederation, the
most eminent historian of his country, and the per-
| fector of a new covenant between the two conti-
University, the honored title of Doctor Utrusque
Juris oil d., with all its rights, privileges and
In testimony whereof / give this diploma, with
the University seal and my signature, at Bonn, on
the 4th day of August, 1868. IL. 81
Arms for the Frontier.
1t is understood that Lieutenant General Sher-
man has determined to issue and ammunition
to the citizens living along the Indian frontier, for
their protection against further depredatons of the
savages.
Troops En- Route for Tennessee.
The Goth Regiment United States Infantry, which
800 men, passed over to Alexandria tonight to take
passage for Nashville direct, via Knoxville and
dtrbued TO- other pons In Tennessee S VIEW Ts of
the approaching election. This reduces the garri-
son at Washington one half third.
Treasury Department.
It is stated in official quarters that Commissioner
Rollins will take no further action with regard to
the appointment of supervisors until the investga-
tion before Commissioner Gutman shall have been
The Camilla Riot.
1t is expected that the report of General Sibley
on the Camilla riot will be received this week.
From Georgia.
ATLANTA, Sept 26.-In the Senate, the bill de-
claring negroes ineligible to Office has been made
the special order for Monday.
In the House, the Committee on the State of the
Republic made report, which was almost unani-
mously adopted. 1t says that the many issues
| which have agitated the country for years have
been determined by the arbitrament of the sword.
Georgia. in common with the people of other States
eracy, acquiesced in the unavoidable consequences
Of the struggle While believing it the right of the
State to return to the Union on terms of equality
with the other members of the Union, with the pr-
vileges and immunities of her citizens unimpaired
| and protected under the Constitution, her people
acquiesced in the plan of reconstruction thought
necessary and prescribed by the President although
| the pains and penalties imposed on the best citi-
zens were regarded as unjust and oppressive.
Passvely yielding to the executive authority of
to organize State e6Vernment e in sarmony with
| and in obedience to the terms of the Presidents
plan of reconstruction, complying with every con-
dition of ratification, emancipation of the slaves,
reputation of the legal liabilities of the States,
and recognition of the validity of the public debt
of the United States. Reconstruction under the
Congressional plan is accomplished fact; our
Representatives elected under and by virtue of that
! United States. We deprecate the highly nhamma-
tory and violently abusive character of certain po
|
duly nlame and excite the passions and prejudices
of both races We deprecate the criminal and false
| assertions in the public prints and in public adj
dresses made for the express purpose of increasing
the hostility OF the negro race against the white
race.
| We deprecate the advice and suggestions given
| by men who i'll many instances, are not identified
with the interests of the State, which have induced
the negroes to arm themselves for their defence in
the exercise of rights and privileges which, it is
falsely asserted majority of the white race desire
| to wrest from the negro race. We deprecate the
fact, that men among us persistently pervert and
exaggerate facts, and drawing upon Imagination
issues of falsehood, tending to produce abroad
false impression that there little protection for
liberty II thls State; We tSat i + the eHE
protect the negro race in the enjoyment of all their
| rights, privileges and immunties guaranteed them
by the Constitution and laws of the United States
| and the constitution and laws of this State. We
assert that there is no purpose the part of the
State to impair the constitutional right of the peo
pie peaceably to assemble for the consideration of
any matter or to obstruct any portion of the peo-
pie, in the enjoyment of any other constitutional
The efforts to borrow money on the credit of the
state of Georgia have been replied to as follows
Ga; The negotiation proposed is one that in
glad to have entertained but in the present state of
! things, political and commercial our board is adj
verse to taking risks out of the pale of ordinary
camille transactions Cashier National Il Park Bank
Gen. Meade has returned from the north
From New York.
NEW YORK, Sept &C. Brandstetter, Ger
man, who killed rough named Thomas Cunning
ham, few weeks since, in self defence, in Brook
lyn, was to-day acquitted and discharged.
Mrs. Lincoln sails for Liverpool on October 1.
The Rollins revenue conspiracy case was
tinued to-day by the examination of witnesses but
nothing material was elected
Police officers McCready and Shehan were to-day
held In $1,000 bail for trial on the charge of beating
citizen who refused to pay them black mail.
The National Labor Congress to-day voted a
| salary to its President.
The resolutions relative to emigration were ex-
planned as not being aimed against emigration, but
| against the Emgrant Aid Society, which is mo-
nopoly, practically introducing white slavery into
| this country.
Mrs. Cady Stanton made speech favoring emf
grafton.
The President delivered the valedictory address
expressing the hope that the National Labor party
| will elect President of the United States, and
carry CONSERVATION into Wall street and Congress-
The Congress then adjourned sine die, to meet
next year in Pittsburg.
New YORK, Sept. 26.-The shipment of specie for
Europe to-day was only about $4,000
| An Englishman, formerly a member of the
| Queens Body Guard, was found in Hudson City,
early this morning, with his neck broken and is
| believed to have been murdered.
| NEW YORK, Sept. PA northeast storm has
prevailed here to-day, and there small at
| tendance at the churches.
subscription has been opened for the relief of the
sufferers by the earthquake in South America at
the banking house of Galway and Cosada, No. 1O4
| Pearl street.
George Summers fell from third-story window
at the Astor House last night and died soon after
| wards.
| coal train at Newark tonight ran into loco
| motive completely wrecking the latter, and then
crashing into a dwelling house on Spring street.
| Nathan Nichols, the engineer, was killed, and the
conductor and two brakemen were injured.
| TROY, Sept. GA man named McDOnold, sup
| posed to have fallen out of a window at Gleason
Hall, was found dead on the sidewalk this morning.