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The Meaning OF It.

There are doubtless simple minded people
of all parties honest in the belief that the rad
ical party in Congress are sincere in their eff
fort to confer suffrage on the negroes, and
make all this hullababoo about "lOyalty" in
the southern States, if not with an honest pur-
pose to do Justice to the negro, at least with
the less creditable object of securing the vote
of those States for the radical or 'loyal' party
so called. Such people may pull their eyes
open at the statement that the radicals OF new
England care no more about the negro or negro
suffrage than the Democrats do, except so TAR
as they see MONEY in the business. Had the
North stuck to the republican party at the
elections last fall, reconstruction would prob
ably have been permitted to die in its own way
by the present Congress. But when the New
England capitalists saw the West alive and
awake on the question of funding the national
debt at lower rate of interest, md paying
the $40 bond as rapidly as possible in green
backs, they made up their mind that the vote
of the West must be overslaughed by the
brute force of the negro vote OF the South
Hence the new reconstruction bill "the most
infamous OF all the infamous measures Of this
most infamous Congress" Hence also the
Grant movement by the bondholders in New
York. Up to the last fall elections, the cans6-
date per Sc of the bondholders and bank di
rectors was Chase He was the father of the
bonds and the whole national bank system
But the lrightul detection of the republican
party of the West last fall showed that the
bondholders party, even to carry enough
Northern States to give them the President
with the unanimous South thrown in, must
have an element OF personal popularity in their
candidate that Chase did not possess and
which was possessed by Gen. Grant alone.
Hence the facility with which Jay Cooke, John
Sherman, A. 7. Stewart Il Co., sold out Chase
and went over to Grant. The coming presi-
dental contest, depend upon it, is game OF
money pure and simple. 1t is a question
whether the money power shall now fasten its
chains upon the people forever, or whether
the people shall rule. With the Stewards
Vanderbilts, Jay Cookies. &C., it is a question
of life or death, and no means which money
can command will be left unused to fasten
their chains now, and that now means forever
on the limbs of the tax-ridden people.
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BUT WAS THE UNION RRsTORED2
Your radical stands dumb. Il
The oeorxia D6uss.

The correspondence between Gen. Mead and
Coy. jenkins, of Georgia, on the strength Of
which Gen. Mead removed the Governor from
his Office, is published, and while it displays
great prcciptancy and recklessness on the
part OF Gen. Meade. demonstrates the Justice
OF he ACT Of President johnson in annulliny
his lash order and restoring Gov. Jenkins to
his Office. The Whole case can be stated in
few words. 81 The black and tan constitution
making convention of Georgia had met and
about their first act was to settle their own
per Stem and make a raid on the Georgia State
treasury 80. their pay. Now the reconstruc-
tic' ~ r'.s the per diem of members and
vptic- c5 +, fuses Of such conventions are to be
pai11 "ut ola special tax to be levied by the
conventions themselves. Gov. jenkins, there
fcr, had no more right to pay out the money
in tho State treasury on the demand Of the
con, ,ation than he would have had to pay it
on -" demand Of band of Spanish freeboot
ers. The-convention appealed to Gen. Mead,
who ordered Gov. Jenkins to advance $40, 600
out of the State treasury. The Governor re-
piled that he had no authority to do So and
would render himself liable to punishment in
the psnitcatiary ifhe did furthermore, (prob
ably to prevent thy, treasury from being plum
AAst ~ gaNsll ita.. a. ttsN
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ed little Dane, hustled him out by the collar,
and then proceeded with hatchets, axes, &C.,
to demolish the institution. Four full and
five empty beer kegs were destroyed, sardines,
crackers, SC, scattered promiseuously, and
the counters, shelving and furniture chopped
up. The ''ladies" then left. Of course, the
names of all are well known; but we are not
advised whether the little Dane proposes TO
prosecute. The Dane, We are told, called on
constable Thompson to aid him in protecting
his property, but some Of the "ladies" in the
affair being relatives. he declined.
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dered by the black and tan freebooters0 he
had sent what money there was in the treas
ury to New York to pay the interest on the
States Indebtedness. Gen. Mead's response
to this was the removal of Gov. Jenkins from
Office for staying distractions in the way of
reconstruction" One would think it required
a good deal of hardhoOd to defend the course
of the petty military despot in BUSTING faith
full public officer for refusing to commit a
crime, yet there are radical papers in the
North sufficiently blinded by partisan zeal to
do that same thing.
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THE ADVANCE, the Congregational paper
commenced at Chicago four or five months
ago, is true to its name, each new number be-
ing an sdrance, in point Of interest an excel
lence, on its predecessor. The last No, that
of January 22d, is certainly sparkling, and
quite equal to the Independent in its best days,
for what it contains, and very much superior
in its omissions. 1t is published at % Lom-
bard block, Chicago, at $3.50 year. Speci-
men copies sent free to any applying for them.
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-Antony fon all did that the Lupercal
thrice presented him kingly crown, D"
Which he did thrice refuse
The self-abnegatlon of julius Caesar in re-
tusing kingly crown, is equalled by General
Grant, who, according to "A conversation be-
tween him and Congressman Ortiz, of Indiana,
published with quite a flourish by, the repab-
can papers, is apparently as sincere as Caesar
was in a similar case, not to have the dictator
ship of the Southern States conferred upon
him. According to this statement, the Indi-
ana jenkins said to the dictator in prospect
"That the House would put the bill through
right away. Gen. Grant Immediately replied
that he hoped not that he saw no necessity for
it. and that he shonld be very sorry to see it
pass"
A prominent republican member" of the
House, also expressed the opinion, at the same
time, "that if the bill passed the House by a
strong enough majority to show the sense of
that body, there would, perhaps, be no neces-
sity of its passage in the Senate"
This indicates either that the radicals are
getting frightened at the popular indignation
the proposed dictator bill has excited, or it is
a hypocritical attempt to screen Grant from
having his just share of the odium of the con-
ceptiOn of a measure intended to clothe him
with the power to elect himself President
against the will of the people of the nation /;
for to imagine that such bill, which Wash
burn himself his intimate friend and con-
science keeper, is credited with having orig
mated, was put upon its passage without
Grants knowledge and consent, is sheer nom
sense, J fAAtSt p l4Af-t 'st l'
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SENECA ITEMS.
on negativ

begins to assume preparations for work. Con-
siderable stock is being taken at this place, and
all things bid fair for the road to commence this
spring. ourrIyrVS = ynfYGgu
m The new Board Of Trustees for the town Of
Crotty, held their third meeting, and has been
named the " Reconsideration board g. 5-~
MARR1AaE-Ont the 22nd inst, at the residence
Of the bride, Dr.. VIM. N. Hanna to Miss Delight
futile, both of Seneca. y
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SERENA, WORTHWHILE. &c.

SERIOUS AFFAIR.--In the popular Dist. No.
2 Serena, we learn that the evening of the 14th
inst. spelling school was held in the Beardsly
school house, and quite good time was had. The
teacher, MIR. Teyson, and another teacher
named Mckinley, besides Superintendent Day of
Marseilles, were present. Everything seemed to
pass off quietly during the spelling. 1t was not
until after the lights were blown out, that any
thing very rough took place.
A young man named James Thompson got in
aquarrel with Nathan, second son Of f. v. Boards
ley, Of the directors, in the hall or entry of
the school house, and Mr.. Beardsley, being pres
ent, tried to have them desist from further trou-
bic, when he was struck by one Of them with a
knife on the back of the hand, opening it from
the wrist joint to the center Of the third finger
making severe wound and severipg one or two
of the main cords. He went to Ottawa the next
day, got it dressed, and his surgeon told him he
would be apt to lose the use Of one or two fingers
As it was dark in the entry, it seems almost i'm
possible, under the present circumstances, to tell
which one of the ''boys" made the wound. This
is the first instance of knives having been used,
although we have heard of threats to do SO before
by one boy toward another, and in a boyish
manner. Mr.. Beardsley suffers great deal with
his hand, and as yet no arrests have been made.
WORTHWHILE LYCEUM.-This society debated
the question last published in your paper, and it
was decided in favor Of Washington and against
Columbus Saturday evening, Jan. II, the club
debated the question: Resolred. That women have
more power in society than men, which was
decided in favor of affirmative. Question, Jan.
| 18th: should Gen. Grant be our next president
Afirmative-P. Waugler, l.. NJ Thomss Dr. fDsv.
| id E. Rodgers A. Powell, and c. Beardsley neg.
ative-J. l. Montgomery. L. Seaman, Mr.. Severy
and Thes. Blake. Decision in favor Of negative
| SERENA "INsTERTUTIoN"-T This society is, a
usual, progressing finely with its old standbys
At its last session but one the question whether
Grant should be our next president, was decided
in favor Of negative. Question, Jan. 20: "Is the
general policy of the present g. 8. congress sp
posed toa republican form of government? 2" Speak
srs-M. Hosg. J.D. Hoxsey, and others on affirm.
ative and J. I. Montgomery, A. T. Armstrong, sc.
| on negative.
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him-such as made him disciple of the mastsr:
He il gone from among N. 1t remains for N
to cherish his memory, emulate his virtues, and
- lvs that the sorrow which our deaths shall
cause win be mingled with NO painful regrets
for evil done.
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Don't Want to be Dictator.

Antony. fon all did see that on the Lupercal
thrice presented him kingly crown,
Which he did thrice r.fiYSa< - .'r-
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From Europe.

The burden ofthe Atlantic cable dispatches
during the week have been George Francis
Train. The gentleman left New York for
Europe some three weeks ago, in the Scotia,
on purpose, as members of the British lega-
ton at Washington say, to be arrested as
Fenian, in order to make it a test question
whether the English authorities have the right
to arrest American citizens for language used
in this country. At all events, on the way
across, Train appears to have boosted to fel-
low passenger named Gee, that he was going
to Ireland to organize the Fenians and COM
Inence the fight, and this naturally led to his
arrest the moment he reached Queenstown, for
Gee lost no time to give information to the
police. Train, ana passenger intimate with
him named Durant, were arrested as the tender
was taking the passengers. ashore, and being
taken before a justice, were subjected to a
rigorous examination. Nothing being elected
against them, Durant was discharged, but
Train was detained, and sent to Cork Jail On
Saturday he was re-examined and then re-
manded for rehearing January 27th. Mean
time, however, the affair had got into the
newspapers, and our minister, Mr.. Adams, at
snce saw Lord Stanley who disavowed the
whole proceeding OH the part Of the Govern
naent, and ordered Train to be released.
Thereupon Train dispatcheda bombastic tel
egrAin to the New York World, announcing
his release, and that he had sued the British
Government Tin lwhat court y for slOO, 900
damages
Mike Bassett was arrested at Glasgow on
the 18th, charged with .complicity IN the plot
to blow up Clarkenwell prison. He had q
Bow street examination on the 10th, when he
was identified by three government witnesses,
who testified that he had assisted in preparing
the explosion, and had actually lit the fuse.
The reported Fenlan attack on the martello
tower at Dsncannon, Waterford, seems to have
been nothing except that, on the 18th, num-
her OF men surrounded the tower, bat finding
it we'll garrisoned, retired without making
any attack. g0aysNnA Is ia
It is ominously announced from France, that
Napoleon is preparing another manifesto assur-
ing Europe of his desire to maintain peace.
At the same time great activity prevails in
the arsenals and dockyarls of France.
The remains Of Msximilian, from Mexico,
arrived At Vienna on the 18th, and on the 10Th
were buried with great pomp and solemnity.
"f ~ 49,. :. - NfAtNlS
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Congressional synopsis.
Friday, Jan. II.

's nsl.'b .ag'.g Friday, Jan. II.
The Semitic wss not in session. -.s.
Hoase-The house refused to concur in the
senate amendment to the anti-currency contrac.
ton bill, and it was sent back to the senate. 81
o The house then resumed the consideration Of
the new reconstruction OF, dictator bill, Mr..
Garfield Mr.. Boutwell, and Mr. Peters making
speeches in favor Of, and Mr.. Brooks and Mr.
Ross against the bill. The last named speaker,
in the course Of his remarks, alluded to Mr..
Farnsworth's having called the democrats "con-
silt ytion screamers," and claimed that the cpl
tibet came with bad grace IRON msn who,
during the war, had drawn pay both Us IN army
officer and member of congress. This brought
up, Mr.. Washburn (Mr. Farnsworth being alb
alteration took place Adjourned
TNplI Saturday, JAN 10.
House-Mr Farnsworth made a personal ex-
PLANTATION in reference to the charge against him
yesterday by Mr.. Ross Of having received pay ut
the same time "a u member of congress and Off.
Ger in the army; denied the truth of the charge,
and then accused Ross OF having been a knight
of the Golden Circle. This Mr.. Rows prononnc.
ed untrue, denying his knowledge Of the exis.
tence of such an order The Houss then went
into committee Of the whole and spen. the day
IN general 0eOat0. MT. BAKER spoke agalnse the
Alaska purchase. Mr.. Kelly talked tariff
Woodward, BlaiA and Hubbard talked finance,
and Axtsl spoke against tho reconstruction bill.
Adjourned y. -.,tiadto ..,..iyfl 10 .,,ilto
ggg Flg ....l M Monday, Jan. 90
Ssnhte--The senate continues to be flooded
with petitions to protest the rights Of eisis,ns
The senate refused Is ~, s..o.a. IRON It's amend
ment to the cotton tau till, end asked for : con-
ference committee ~ y 1900 w ~ y 81, Ss
The case Of senator Thomas, Of Nd. was then
taken up and discusssd until adiourNmsnt With.
~ voksls Bsts Aa,seaa .yssl'Sn 10 as~s .sA s',l'
WV 'oS9.rI ,s " .stfc iatIs 10 ~ HllaplsyvseN J.
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Was the War a Failure.


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SALOON DEMOLISHED IN MissION.-For sew
eral years past the only liquor to be had in
the populous town of Mission, in this county,
was ut the Norwegian Store" where it was
understood beer and perhaps other drinks
were sold But some months ago the store
gave up the trade, and the drinkers had to 20
dry, A few weeks ago. a young man, a ma
1--WE OF Denmark, who, had recently come into
the town and had been. sick, being without
means OF support started beer saloon, some
40 rods from tue Norwegian store, the means
to- buy stock Of beer, sardines, crackers, &C.,
having been furnished him by friends III chi
cage The young man had taken the precau-
tionto procure license. The grocery" was
moving along finely until 4 week ago Fast
Thursday, when, at ABOUT nine o'clock in the
morning, it was invaded by nine Amszonss,
residents of the town, who, scizing the aE1ght.
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delegates fally and siistlncfly reaa.
live ia tAss iaatsar. and without In
sending any naeaaus, sss sag to those
sIelegaEee. Ii you desire polificaa aise
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tho privalaga Ut selecting d standard
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mo chase. or 0fhag Monnres,: fynt
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g.s. ,rhare l. ma 4 ainrEa resaIl

s There Is not a single resolu
tion IN tho radical Chicago platform
WHICH viii strike ) responsive chord
in the breasts Of che millions Of
honest working men IN the north,
The industrial classes are passed BY
with silent eontesnpt. The eonven.
tica wss . gathering af selfish aud
corrupt politicians, whose only ah-
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the first page ~ this paper II was
not revised, o. seeia, By myself,
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fhst pFisllersa. Gsa. Ballsfsj wass
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