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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-12-18


Mr.. Il. A. POLLARD, as a candidate
for public sympathy, appears at the bar
Of criticism 10 the double role Of the
vindicator Of bis brother and the calum.
niator of Mr. Davis. He has issued a
memorial number Of the "southern
Opinion" which be assures the many
victims Of that journal shall be its last.
If he could have il said that his last
good work Of love were his worst, his
name might be written as immortal.
Unfortunately it is, perhaps, of all his
public acts the best. Uumittigated as
was the 2roSocation, an enlightened
public have placed the brand Of Cain
upon the brow of Grant, but it mus
likewise 60 into that history, which VIII
far outlive the "Lost Cause" that be
who smotc his injurer with bucksho'
from third story window was laugh
his first great lesson in iniquity by til,
brother of his victim. Who among
us remembers not that his loftiest de,
votion to the Confederate Government
was enmity to its head? How dark j,
that page Of a life, by memory stunned
in which he wrote that second volume
stabbing the name of that great prisoner
while be was being ironed in Fortress
Monroe. There was a time, aud it was
recent, when it had the doubtful
apology of being the nearest approach
to fame Of which its author was capable
But when that FESTIVE spirit, which
seemed to scorn that which is loved
left the inken stain of malignity on tn,
tomb of Jackson, it stirred the con
sciences and souls of men.
lie has sneered at tie exiled loader
last attempts to earn his bread in for
foreign land, and stopped not to assault
with the forked tongue of virulence th,
name of Mrs. Davis. This Boabdil o
the discontented, spurning the past anc
despising the present, may, like th'
scuttle-Gsh, attempt to defle the socia
element in which he moves, but Their
lisa mighty host yet livingswho, thougI
he may not, because Of his own exhala
tions, respect, yet watch the Oblivion
which pursues him and they will re
greet that II. Rives Pollard, though NO
blamelcss, has not had the public sym
pathy moie than the public prejraics
The man who smote those names w
hOnored but could not protect, was i'll
selected as the one to bring to rectitud
the public sentiment at the death of hi
brother. Better had be gone and washe
in the pool of Sloan aud come wit
penitential face before that exhalte
court whose "opiniou " will not be dis
continued while nations rise and fall il
the world.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-12-18

vana, and the entire eastern portion
of the island is now in their possession.
Many persons are freeing their slaves
that they may join the insurgents.
The insurgents in Cadiz surrendered
their arms to the American Consel, who
tur3ed hem over TO the government
The Secretary of che Evangelical
Education Society, of Philadelphia,
Rev. Dir. Parvin, was lost on the United
States, in the recent disaster on che
Ohio river.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-12-18
NEWS OF THE WEEK
CONGRESSIONAL.

The Senate after listening TO a few
paragraphs of the Presidents Message
refused to hear it farther upon the
gaound that it was dfsrespectful' The
following day the reading was proceed
ed with
Judge Moses, of s, g., has been re-
lieyed of his political disabilities, and
will act as Judge of the Supreme Court.
The bill prohibiting military organi-
zations in the reconstructed States has
been repealed, excepting as regards
Georgia.
1t is probable that an amendment to
the constitution making suffrage nation
al, will be submitted to the states for
ratification.
A bill ordering an election in Nir-
GINA on the 4th Thursday in May has
passed the House.
VIRGINIA.
Sallie Anderson convicted of Arson
and sentenced to death in the Henric9
court was brought before Underwood on
a writ of Hateas Corpus and dlsehar-
ged. Underwood holding as in the
Cesar Griffin case, that the tribunal
that convicted her was illegal II this
decision be maintained all litigation foi
year rast will be overturned.
DR., Samuel Moore, late Surgeon
General of the @. s A., has been APP.
pointed Superintendent Of the Williams
burg Insane ASYLUM,
A writ ef HdJeas Corpus has been
granted james Jeter Philips, the wife
murder, condemned to be executed to
day A respite will be granted him.
4 valuable deposit Of porcelain clay
has been discovered in hqnoyer county.
The sentence of John McCane, sem
fenced to be hanged for horse stealing,
in Chesterfield county, has. been COM
United to imprisonment for ffleen years.
TENNESSEE.
The Legislature Is chiefly engaged
upon subjects of little importauee, and
its members try to appcase their guilty
consciences by battling the tabled Ku-
Klux or the ghosts of their murdered
victims,
a bill Increasing the salary of judges
and providina for the holding of extra
sessions Of the Supreme Court, pfssod
the third reading in the Senate; also a
bill to create a school district in the
town of Morristown,
A bill WAS introduced protecting far,
mers in the mountain districts by tax.
ing all stock driven into the InQuaiain
couuties v Craze at large during the
summer
A Mrs. Hickman beat her husband
to death with sick, in Nashville, a
few days since. Her husband, VIM,
Hickman, came home drunk aud as.
saulted her with knife. The coroner's
Jury returned verdict Of jastahable
homicide.
GENERAL,
The Cuban Instruction still makes
Roadway. Tue insurgents have advanced
their lines to within 100 miles OF Ha.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-12-18

And before the Ides of March, Virg mia
will again be 81 the Union-lhsrs % remain
.foreverl- the keystone OF tho structure.
Stale JOiTna'.
Then we have had no keystone, and
no arch, and no Union for these many
years for how caa tie Union
stand without an arch, and how can
there DO an arch without a keystone,
and how can there be a keystone when
The State Journal decides there is no
Virginia? Now, we cant understand
tits theory, because il is the rebel one,
aud if the rebellion be true, then 10y
ally is liar. Bot we kAoa tiiat loyalty
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-12-18


HuNNIoUTT is no more. He came
like an evil shadow and continued not
He came unto radicals who were not his
own and was rejected of them Willie
Confederate glory flashed over the fields
of Virginia, there were none so confed
crate as he, and when the twilight of
capitalization dimmed the bright saltier
onthe battle>aag Of Lee, he fell down
before the brazeu Goddess Of Northern
numbers and cried, great is the star
spangled banner. From the day when
on tho streets of fredericksburg, be
feigued willingness to wash bis treason
in the blood Of bis accusers, down to
the one 10 which he was kicked from
bis last refuge among men, he has been
filthy aud loathsome deception. Hav.
ing been all things except virtue, he
has touched at last that downward
grade in public opinion whence no one
Of its victims can ever return. We
woule be false to those lessons which ex-
perience burns into the human heart
were We to foster orc Sympathetic off.
spring of this last lesson Of untruth Nay
we are we'll warranted in believing that
into that parti.colored leprous heart
which, in a climax of falsehood, begat
the Ne~ Nation all the generous FIRES
of fidelity have gone out, never to be
renewed. Entering the holy avenues
Of life by that side door made memoir.
able by the infusion of Judas, borne
with Of men until he was glad to claim
as his nativity the State of South Caro-
lima, which he had maligned, be has
finally fed from the gaze of the world,
which, without pursuing him, will yet
watch with curious gaze lbs accustomed
return along the limited circle Of his
evil life, and crush him with that scorn
in wich even iniquity cannot live,
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wears the purple Of success, and teforc
it the gray Of treason must down May
be that Underwood has just plucked
sbe keystone out in the Sally Anderson
cass. lie certainly has reverted mat
ters to their original chaos unless Gen
Stoneman shall decree that order shall
reign in Virginia fer yet . While.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-12-18
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-12-18

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All persons wishing TO examine said land
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Nov. 2l, 1868 II.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-12-18

The State ticket seems TO be without
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-12-18

THE Enquirer urges our acceptance
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-12-18
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-12-18

Gen. Stoueman can do Justice 10 the
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