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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17

movedt being ceathat State Courts have no Jurisale
ron nm cases between citizens OF different States
pIantf in this case, Mr. Palmer, was citizen OF new
York while the defendant MI McDonOugh, was ciuzch
, Of Pennsylvania.
The European Circus is to stay with us an, an
other week under canvas, ON Thirty fOurtl-st near
Broaa 1t has prospered from the start It's various
attractions are offered every afternoon and every
ing Several new performers appeared last night A.os
them was Mr. Charles Parker, an American clown o, Pr
yncial celebrity Robinson, the champion rder' lafcS
part in each performance given Ut TINS circus.
SignOr Blitz will commence series OF his inter,
estnR aud truly remarkable performances III lnaec anu
yeDtrlo0uIsm at the Brooklyn AthenRun, on
evening next The residents OF breokyh mV Wa J
to improve the opportunity Of seeing the OLD msglcs
who Is expert with the experience OF n1ty years VI is
peculiar pursuit We speaking OF the Orglna Signor
Blitz and therefore word OF description OF
ment is necessary jill support OF nis 'iiS up'n
attention 49, ,, /. ;o.1,4
Mrs. Lander plays'iarie A ntoinette tonight
nj the broadway gheater but on Wednesday ana
day she will appear Mary Stuart On Friday night se
takes benefit and Saturday. at matinee she makes
her last appearance. The Hidden Hand" played on
atrdav evening last TO be repeated OF Saturday even
ing next IL cannot be needul for 10 tell any inte
Gent student of the acted drama that Mrs Lander
V1rs 4u0pete lis persOnatOn worthy u the artist ana
equally worthy Of thoughtful admiration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17
MUSIC
TuE NEW OPERA SEASON.


THE reoDepipg of the Academy OF Music las'
NJ. nj gave the numerous friends and admirers oi m
Max MaretEe6 a good opportunity 70 sho" ~ aoo,o
IA. oe IN bis alSlity TO supply the puOhc WIN mat
HE musical entertainment, ana We aio n"les Iii worn
sh.x made the most Of IT, The opera was w ,,l,,, %,
mo-, More over which there Is no longer and or
go. inc a sensa4aoR but the house "He w, ,coors
49, ied-uth a very fashionable anu XVI
is'' ivan the Stockholders boxes were 'eu"n'o'
"a n. re was liberal and hearty applause 80 as
= -. ring his place at the oOhuuo'oA'
-. cd with repeated salVos' ano was 0e
49, !, ro OF three times in acknowledgment oeiolo INV
.du. tion could begin The cast II not priii'"n''
A one Mrs States the LeOaorG OF the evening"
- a q ,cded impression at Pikes opera HOUSE ias'
80 nv her strong, mellow and ringing voice. "hich
.orsst nably OF the best that nave Deeh healu
yo,. for many years. and last night she fully JUS
.,aA, the praise which she then received sue is hot
tish Ju in certain kinds Of music, especially that
- bs vigorous musical elOeu ton produces very
n,at, edect In the tower scene abe made decided
nj, MADAM ne Ceini who appeared In the character Vi
Iz,eno ia singer of the same cass-havlng non ana
powerful voice somewhat lacking hexDlhty ana SUI
A. aolaatory style which suits the part OF the gypsy
- on Rrignt Ii the AanrteO. He IS TOO wen
- an This favOrite role for US 70 Naste
-, IN criticism, % his performance; we need ony say
..+ h aonaled his for successes and was e0rNely
.oa,ved his All che Ia Dlorte In particular rouSlE
well deserved enthusiasm Orlandnfs ne lana We h@o
,,D commanded heretofore for its artistic renhehe'
md the GOOD taste which is apparent in nearly every
thing he does His balen wa. encored as usual Upon
,As we NAV pronounce the opening an ausIseious
one Whatever fears may have been entertained ~ 10
the completeness Of Mr. MaretzekN appointments may
he dismissed as unfounded Everything was done 0e
e,1ty and in order. The chorus numbered thHy-'nrVe
.,Dgers-whch is quite enough for ordinary occasions
and was in very good order and the orchestra was une1
Ceptonsble.
Tonight the German half Of the troupe appear IN Bee
tAoyen's masterpiece "Fdeo," and Gen Grant VIII be
present Tomorrow LAGRANGE is to sing in ." Ro'df
D,abf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17
THE ALLEGED OPERATORS IN NATURALIZATION
pApEPS

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
before Judges Nelson and Batcord the matter OF the
Rosenberg and other naturalization fraud cases came up
pursuant to adjournment
District tOrney Courtney said he had just returned
from Washington did not know what action the defense
intended pursue and he had had no time 10 properly
examine the matter. He therefore, would like post
ponement 10 give the Government time to prepare.
Mr. StoughtOn believed all the questions necessary 10
be passed upon could be raised On motion TO quash
Judge Nelson said general questions, going TO the root
OF the matter, could be raised on motion TO quash
minor questions II necessary could go 10 the Judge VINO
should try the matter If any trial was had. -.
The DistrctAtoney said he would be ready AT the e1
piratiOn Of a week
AMIR stoughton would like to have tho matter set for
Tuesday.
The DistriCtAttorney preferred not so on until Mr.
james T. Brady through with tho Cole case, as ne
Nir. Bradyl had thoroughly examined the matter now
under consideration. .
Judge Nelson thought 10 definite time ehoud be fixed
until the Court knew, to certainty, when Mr. Brady
would return.
1t was finally arranged that the matter should 90 over
until to-day TO have a day fixed bn nothing further
the contrary done IN the mean time u should be
understood the matter would be gone on with on tues
day, the oath inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17

ofP.np,sn..v. and Gr..uvcht tomoro. Thursday and Pr
Gay ie School Third Pre.bean
Church we're evening entertained address from the Rev Dr.
eS: Of the Son. Of Temperance o. B..e County will
place on nd TS sTS3's of Mechanic mi
In Ss E sr e.sn SS%t S the County JAZZ BEds
SoJe, Bridge. Rsb.ad Eliza Brscsu Jane Gibson and Hamilton
,rgned charge Of gambling Young Germsn recently .,sd
WON ,Si o% s 81 Of which . SO Va. gold They were Sac
The walsh Artillery formed ia honor Of Cornelius Walsh. ESQ.,
iy os SR@@ III T % Rev 3'T 9s'I q:
the Presbyterian Church, THE Romance Cavalry Lf
PATERSON-James Beaman, who some weeks
ago reported Tue TRIBUNE wandered from home
discovered Garrett Mountain Sunday afternoon dead the body
Morris Canal day last week aud rescued AVe but e.
% @ iDa tbs Iu"g. ~ ,b bS and I.d hSb trsE
ofthe Riverside Railway TO he blocked and filled with
Gre from Oy.heated stoyspe YESTERDAY The fame, were speedily
,s a. SstS @ Stealing s Sor.e John Ser ss Little
Fa, The Rev Hyatt smith Lectures tonight. before the q
Ramsey thrown from buggy at on sunday evening and
ELIZABETH Lincoln Division S. of T. will this
evening dedicate their hall which they have Just completed The
Lawson p g. ". p. Of Brooklyn, will deliver address
BLOOMFIELD, ~ 1.-The Essex County Bible
A. this % {s,'sds The y.sy aa FSII eUHo
BELLEVILLE-The residence of Mr.. Thomas
Brown Bdge entered early hour yesterday morning
and robbed Of $40 worth Of clothing.
NEW BRIDGE, n Ut is reported that the Ere
Railway about to purchase the kenek Railroad and
they will to Hes Bridge and thence AaDdae con
Meeting a that point With the main line.
VINELAND, n. 1.-THE first annual meeting of
the SewJeey Woman sufags Association viii be held here Cd
Wednesday, December D.
Garfield years Mr. Cyrus NohroP In bis 95h both
voted for Gran. MT So6T, 20. S, so q, election
with party ofpogre and freedom AZ the aged
voice VS.. Raed and every eye upon coming
down nom the Day, Of '6e immortal W.go9 and n'Ts aasr 1T
IIss BY casing their ballots for Grant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17
FIRES IN BROOKLYN.

Yesterday, shortly before II o'clock, fire
broke out in a row Of twO-story frame buildings on the
nOrtherly side Of Futon.ave between ST. Feix-st and
pOrtlandave., Brooklyn. resulting considerable dam
age mostly by water. The parties injured are as follows
No 253 occupied by T. McCarty crOckery store
No ASA occupied by j. McGlynn as aeweiry store No.
s55 Occpea Nv Mrs Francis as hat store: No. 255
cuIned by Mr. r. Beer u Co. fancy goods store No.
25i occupied by Mr.. James Damon as confectionery
store No 267a occupied by John Bene, "a ladies' hair
dressing establishments No. 1885, occupied by Mrs terg-
son as fancy goods store, and No 269 occupied by Al
bert Stevenson fancy goods store. The occupants
lost on an average $4,000 worth Of property each The
buildings were owned by Mr. e. j. shermau whose loss
will scarcely exceed 81 800 insured by the Home aud Con-
tlnental Companies Of NewYOrk for $4,000. Mr.. Nc
Carly was by the Rutgers Company and others
by different companies Tue fire caused by defect
In tue huc Of one Of the buildings.
The losses and assurances the building and stock OF
the oilcOth mandatory OF Edward Harvey Bergen
ST. VanderbltaYe., Sunday night were as fol-
lows On building $4,000; which there are assurances
by the following Companies for the amounts named As
tor 1851, Firemen's Trust, tl,Sl; FIremen's Fund.
o. ,s3I Exchange, N.s3l; Humboldt. $500; Niagara,
IS G62 ResOlute 1907; Commonwealth S662: Mecban-
les &3G62; and Phenix 1902 While proceeding To tho
above fire, Michael Haven was run over ia FultOnaye
by Hose Carriage No l. and one OF his feet was badly
crushed He conveyed 10 the City Hospital. The
falling of the walls Of the factory caused the destruc
ton Of building adjoining owned by Patrick MeCaTty
causing damage 10 the amount OF G5O0 Insured In the
Lafayette Fire Insurance Company for about $500 John
RoOney's house In WyckOfst alhO damaged 10 tile
extent OF about $780, upon which there was no insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17

Christopher Mackley's stable, at the corner of
Thirdave and sItyfrstst., was damaged 10y fire last
evening to the amount Of AGO. not insured horse and
harness owned by Mr.. Heath, an eIpressInan, were
burned; lofs N50 not Insured.
The Rev. Mr.. Scott, Pastor Of the cOngTega-
ton worshping lately III the Church Of the Redemption
(Grace Chape from which they elected by legal
process obtained by the officers OF Grace Church states
ward the building known as Grace Chapel
John A. Feeney's hat and cap store, at No. 347i
Thjrdave, damaged by fire yesterday 10 the amount
of 5000 insured for $500 by the Continental Company Of
this city, 81 900 by the Norwich Company OF Norwich,
Conn, and q 600 by the Imperial OF London schrey
ers stock Of boots and shoes at No 349t damaged
by water TO the amount OF tOO insured The buildings
aged 10 the extent OF $780, insured Tho fire caused
by shelf giving way and preeptatng quantity OF un-
finished hats on the stove
The Union Republican Association of the
Ninth Assembly District held their monthly meeting last
evening IN Lebanon Hall, Abingdon-squsre, VicePresi
added 10 the roll The reports OF several special
committees appointed at the last monthly meeting
heard and accepted resolution that committee be
appointed to ascertain what persons, whose
on the roll OF the Association had removed from the dis
trct or had changed their places OF residence within IT,,
or had died since their names placed on the roll
was carried by q large majority. The chairman ap.
pointed the committee, with Mr. Newman Stratton as
chairman, after which the meeting adjourned.
and er Controller HilhOuse, Geneva, N. " Gen Bar
th00my Buffalo Gen. Fitzpatrick thefiIoD. d. A. Dan.
Eler, Ohio, aud Lieut. Conmenoer Rowland, u = Navy,
rotary Of the Prslan Legation, and the Hon VIM Ham
ersley, Hartford, at the Brevoort House Cen WIN.
b. Franklin, Hartford, and Gen. d. " e. Clarke, Wash
Albany and Gerrit Smith Geneva are at the Firth Ave
nue. Hotel Judge F Allen Albany, ana =: g. Bailey
gresham Ketcham OF Dover N. Y, is at the Coleman
House Lieut. Hankn Of the British Navy Ia at the New
Packer Of Pennsylvania and Capt EmInoDs o. b. Navy,
art at TIC AstVl House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17
Announcements.


PATENT WEATHER STRIPS
Rreule Wind Rain and Windows OF
improvement for which ve have ae' received
Letter. Patent manifest character 10 give TonrJs Patent
Weather STRIPS supehon every hind In They save IN
health by tie prevention Of dram, 80 pro-
duce Cheap simple effective. durable ornamental and
warranted 6r Ave yeaf- Send for illustrated circular.
s. l. J. ToRREI Co,
Manufacturer.
No q MAden.ans, ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17

THE Crown of Spain goes begging. No
BODY nobody will have IT, what's the troubs Has royalty
lost looks way certainly How different with KSoIs
EVERYBODY them and every body vi" get them they can
They don't 20 Alleging We rot Men sigh for EN- Try for EN-
and would Ore for en- No Broids,y the place and KNOX the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17
TIE HACKENsACK BRIDGE HOMICIDE.

The trial of James Reilly, for the murder of
his wife Rosanna by throwing her. as alleged from the
bridge over the Hackensack River NewJersey, In Au-
gust last. was continued n the Hudson County Court
yesterday. before Justices Bcde, Bohnstedt and Que.
and resulted In "a verdict OF 4" not guilty"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17
HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER

THB WEATHER
REu YoRH Their Bar VIVID Hour Their Bar. Ftsd.
SoylC-7 N. T. 40 Ni2 N. x.
II 40 n. @4l N. x.
N. n W. N. X.
-mornng-Clear harry from Ito 10; little H. AZ
tsruoon-e q harry sunset Eysnng-Le harry 0t
yerr CLOUDY Aad overcast 10 lll elsATto II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17

ASBESTOS ROOF COATING. II. W. JOINS,
No. % NuL.nsl, cor. Of Liberty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17

RUPTURE CURED-By using WHITES PATENT
snd bathing the vth DR. GAE1OHts HERNIA
Lorios address DR GRHGoRT. No 6ls BroAi~sT
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P1SSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM LIVERPOOL. 2a-In steamship HeyetA-G ". Hart
ADD .ie Rengick AMI viir Tboa RsnscE, HI, Mr. Cane
Nh. Taper Rev r. wight VIE aud scfVaat Ass whit
ALL Mr Cuamnss MTa Bradford aud children, Miss Bradford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17

TIE ADDITION Of numerous suites Of room
forsE Boston renders than ever dserr
families travelling Its central position AID large airy no
unsurpassed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17

;ia.hip I,iu'on.
y ANp coasrsish
G1ddess, Roudoat
Saiad Queen, Scsburgh.
Lookout, Ei.IabetAport
heunrita, Eh2beihpoft
Joha walker. BAabcttpori
IL NJ. RdgclJ. BAAbc.nport
Helen smith. EhIsbethpart
II. =. Chaye. EinhethpOft
jos. = Carr. Providence.
Ameha. Albany.
b. Carrie. Philadelphia
America, Oeorgetosn.
Moonlight Virgins
~ ~ Stssdmas. woodbridge.
Isaac Anderson. Providence.
h. Moody, PfankiofL
union, R0ckland.
Pavilion. Calais.
4 r. Mcclellan, Rirhmond.
III Tounscud. Providence.
Chansrr. Providence.
Amos Palkonbarg, Providence.
J Raymond. Se- Loal0a.
:. T. SNh, Bristol
Platter. Ncs Haven.
Champion. Norsich.
II Dciuing Portsmouth,
Mar { hiia. Calais
Cuthla Jane. Nes .Harsn.
Gea lioiclkis.. ProTid,ncs
Scheea. rastackcL
Jel. uosari. Augusia.
Alffei Hul. Portland
ttU. Cauoil. Providence
kga, NsE Haven.
ID Davilsou. Bangor
e. " kintal kneklsnt
Taut,e Bor Providence.
A. J. Lindsay. kocklaui.
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Pstfou. Jonrsport
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John Compton. bightoa.
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subsuo. haehiaa
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william, seiiu4te.
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koren llasnuch, Bangor
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=. Waterman. Pfu, idcnce
Benz. Boiler, Providence.
II. G. Hand, Bristol
MARI b. Haskell, Boston
WIN. Mayo. Providence.
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Miduisut, Providence.
Cahurt. ScS Haven.
Wtu II Rose. Boston.
Andres stewart, Pro, idcucs
More Light, CALAIS
b. J. CummiugI
7. 4 Orcutt. Boston.'
Richard Borden. Providence
NJ. yassar Dr. war-hAm.
Ousafd, Ssatuckel
LAZY Adams. Pail River
Telegraph. Pfoyiienee.
Sea lgnl, Pail River
Talma. Prov idruce
Pres deui, Cluron.
Equal, Gresnwich. Com.
Connecticut. StoLiugton
Nm. Carroll. Providence.
Bella Peck. New London.
Lueia ilives. Ne~ London.
J. VI. Mead. Nos Haven.
Forest, Belfast
Bagadnce. Bangor
Elizabeth H. Smith. Providence
Martin Van Burrn. Newport
Ffessione, Portland. Coau.
T. Y. Abel, PToy.deacs.
Lewis, RocklAnd.
YsrsndA, Providence
Leocsdia, Salem.
} PORTS.
CDR. Nellie IarboI. Portland; Met.
len In distress ship Rochester from
olby. Liverpool.
steamship Virgo, New.Yorki brig
B Thomas, Philadelphia
I. Revenue schr. James Campbell :
don't; steam tag Wellington from
Sailed, schrs. Maria Fleming, BvA,
su.ioTEi U. 5. sobr. bunbsAIn, for
PORTS.
tate, steamer Penohseo, sails TO
The steamship SaIOnlA sailed 10
OW.
liverpool. Oct :, mdse.
TIERS.
ashore on the dhdirOn, Hell Gate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17

ASBESTOS CEMENT will repair Leaky Roof
H. w. Joass MingiAc,aler 10. % Wil.an.t LbshJst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17

AT THE AhI GALLEh1 w
MINER 81 BARKER,
S4J BrOadiC0y,
TWO DOORS PROM PoURTgESTHsT
cordially invite all who Interested in Pine Arts to visit the
GALLERY them opportunity Of yesug ane
A.snAss EGopen peiares many
Among represented by their best specimens would
and call particular attention to the following viz as per catalogue
No. 100 LANDSCAPE CATTLE AND SHEEP.
BY EUGENE VERBOECKH0YEN, of Brussels,
CHRyALIRR or THE ORDER oP LEOPOLD,
Admitted By and the himself be the Hs's picture
No iel on THE ICE, SCENE NEAR ROTTERDAM,
BY ADOLPH DILLENS BRUSSELS.
CHBvALrRR or THB ORDER OF LEOPOLD
No s S5 or Philip OF SPAIN
PROM FLUSHING,
BY HENDRIX F. SCHAEFFELS OF ANTWERP.
The largest and moai Important picture this this country
Remarkable peculiar bsSeT o. COLOR admirable grouping aad
No. ieo BOUQUET OF FLOWERS, WITH ORNAMENTAL VASES
BY J. Robe OF BRUSSELS.
CHgyALTBR OP THB ORDER OF LEOPOLD.
Ap'eel y 1 5hs xsais,. 81 ,n( 5rf tFR
A beautiful Combination Picture, BY
p. KNARREN AND DAVID DE NOTER, OF
BRUSSELS.
The m liz this picture wonderful execution and 'h' igur''
No. POINTER AND SETTER
BY DAVID COL, OF ANTWERP.
Brmfau humor 'trlirs living Characteristic Painting
Of ibis hvonte European artist
No. rs STABLE SCENE.
BY LOUIS VAN KUYCK. OF ANTWERP.
GOLD MEDAL EXHIBITION AT BRUSSELS, 1866.
90 esiou VIII hear and car. fol Tbis
VI ,le bss. coonss Of the Belgian school.
No. g. A GLIMPSE OF HOME
BY THEODORE GERARD, OF BRUSSELS.
Very composition and charming r is simplicity ' De-
hasAioH Of Happy Chi dhooL
No Ii& NEWS FROM THg WAR PRUSSIA lo6e
C. NJ. WEBB. OF DUSSELDORF
Abroad, strongly gaEtsi g.stsIs.
No. lea AUTUMN
BY JAMES NJ HART, OF NETWORK.
Car.fy finished usual Ee~Yok hyone s,t and
il Of Sana nch. aniumnal tintA
nos I5s and I5s GlvB NE PIECE AND COMPANION
BY c. f. BOETCHER OF DUSSELDORF.
Two little gems
Also works whose merits equally deserving Of notice and
mas, be seen TO be appreciated by
+. ROFFIAEN HENRIETTA RONNER,
II. HERZOG, +. BOSCH,
w. YERSCHUUR. MARI TENKATE
OTTOVAN THOREN. T. A. RUST
+. MUSIN. PORTEIIJE,
L. ROBBIE, +. BOSCH,
GEORGE INNS. V. NEIlLIG,
J. b. BRISTOL. j. H. DOLPH,
A. +. BELLOWS w. SONNTAG,
A. II. WANT, ALEX. WUST, and others.
TuB ABOVE COLLECTION or PICTURES WILL BIZ SOLD AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS. Nos. 10 and 20,
AT THE ART GAIfEkY OF MINER 4 BARKER
No si5 BROADWAY
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LITEST SNIP NEUS.
ARRIVED.

Steamship HslvsiiA Thomson Liverpool OF o. mc'e And "a"
St.ams ID Marpoa Ksnlc Ees Orleans Nov T. md and pas,
Si,aushp saoga. A@ude iold AMI Norfolk Hd'e sad YA'A
Bark Nsfu. Brady. from Boston, ~ ballast
Brs ElaIu. Aleu Providence.
pfg SEA Breeze toomhs Hangof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-17

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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-05-13

tserously and conscieniously, that we had rather
be the banned and impoverished '.rebcp. that we
are to-day, than TO be the General in command of
the army of the United States. or any District Com
mandcr of them all, were We compelled in virtue
Of our office, TO execute the military Reconstruc-
ton Acts If the Radical politicians in Congress
desired for their selfish purposes, 10 carve so much
political power out of the very hearts, as it were
of the Southern people, they should find some one
else to do that work for them If they wished,
vndctively TO punish and insult the men and wo-
men of the Southland fcow-countrymcn and
country women-we would Indignantly decline to
be their agent in such business if it cost us our
commission. For suppose Military Reconstruction
to be i'll all the Southern States, as in South Caro-
lima. perfect success and these wrclched States
10 be thus placed in the unchecked control of ne.
croes and adventurers, where would be the iri
umph ?-and where she consolation :-lfontgomer,
Advertiser.