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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26
BEsr Cider Vinegar for 80 cenH PEI
gallon, at Cole L Bryln's.

LocAL.-NObody need expect to see
the Register brisIling this week with To-
cal items. Since the election of Grant
"pcace' has prevailed in the "POint."
All is still and serene as the serepest Sc
renity-as quiet as i, W" on the Po,o-
mac 10 the days Of Mcclellan. Earth
quskes have got TO bs as common as
hen teeth the world over, but even the
earthquakes have slipped by Point Plea
SAINT, without shaking down a house.
The distant city papers are crowded
With murders, burg aries, suicides, high
way rob5eries, and oil sorts of first rate
news; hat the men and other acimals
are 40 docile about the Point" that
no, hog worries dOg-beg pardon,
not Q dog worries hog, If this awful
lack Of sympathy with the outside worll
continues much longer, we shall be I'M
der the sublime necessity of importing
savage bulldog or pet bear, 10 furnish
US with local items. 1t is not our faul!
if the Register is not crowded from cen
ter to circumference With the richest
homo news. We ore ever on the alert,
peeriog into every nook aud Granny, and
turning up Ike sod ell around US. Sat
urday we almost had ) brilliant Item
A gentleman Of our acquaintance, who
had been out in the rural districts ond
purchased COW, was engaged in the
fashionable rustic pasIime Of driving her
doWn Moin street. The bea;! under
consideration was a huge sample OF the
boyide kind; ii might have been "a Texas
CATTLE" il The sizs of It's horns were an
Indication. l; had in fact. magnificent
horus-Iong, and tHperug to beautiful
poinl-and the strength OF lis towering
head seemed capable Of sending giant
on Top Of the highest steeple in town
The gent who followed the animule
smota il frequently with stick to urge
il to sWiiIer progress. And, 10 our as.
tooishmsn,. the powerful hoodeh, long.
horned criiter bore the blows with the
meekucss Of a pigeon. Strange freak Of
nsiurs-queer beaslly inftIuationl-it
dill not turn opon him with its splendid
weapons Of defence. and hud him to his
goi,l We np.nsl our window, we po-
Eed our heed into the Point Pleasant
Atmosphere aud watched that animal
add its driver in anticipation Of her
rowing ITEM We gazsl and gazed with
intense interest and onEiety;; but the
besst rsmped peaceably through the
mul, obljvious Of everything around, his
horns unshGIen by any tempest Of psss.
ion whilC ths gen pokcd him with the
Cad. Gent and beast fnsly turned
corocr, 'nd disappeared from our sight
aud we are srill in doubt whether that
poor brue,dil not at last fad On end Of
pOlionce. aud alag bora into It's ter
mentor,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

John x, Trisler, convict, escaped
from the Penitcntiory in August 1867,
was recently arrested inst Louis, Mo,
and is now back at his old quarters.
He has had quite a iurlough, having been
gone about thirteen months.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

ACCIDENT. Friday evening. goth
inst, on Kanawha 10, young Richard
Childs, sou Of Samuel Childs of this
county, was thrown from his horse and
bad his arm SO terribly fractured, that
the day following, so threatening were
the symptoms of te;amuI, that Drs, Stone,
Garnet and Bryan, in consultation, de-
terminea upon immediate Gmpa'aticn,
which was accordingly done, aud We arc
glad to learn that up to this time. the
young man is doing we'll, and promises
soon to be up aud about Sgain' Wa
feel deep sympathy for the young suffer-
er, LIFT slone in this uochautsbls world,
to cut aud carve hiq way through, with
one arm, when we fad itso very difficult
to get along with Jon
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

Water Poor CLoru--At Smith i
Polsley's cheap cash store, our l'dy read
CTS will 6nd the very best arti Gle Of wa
ter proof cloth. b'sdcs a great many
other articles in The lRdy's dress line,--
Give them q coll.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

A man by the name Of Elliot Simms'
from Clifton, was severely and tru'aIly
beaten, on last Monday night. in Middle
port by rufian named Peter Higgen-
bo.ham. who is now under recoGrzance
for q similn attack on Constable Hum
mer, simms is lying iua very preca-
riouS condition.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26
Unprincipled

Deolrr' often recommend other hiilers hceNuaa
they have not Rohack's We desire to hsntior
the afflicted against purchasing any n ihrmi
buy Robask's Stomach Biurrs and none othcS
ifyou would combat diso1se suceesafully.
l. S, Bright, Agent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

CoUcu d WAGSESGR --'rhis firm are
determined not to DO ouldone by any
competitor in the dry goods and grocery
line. They have ono Of the best filed
houses in our city, and defy competition
in prices, lfyOu want anything 10 their
line, wO advise you to Try tbom.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

RELrGroUs NorIos Thursday being
Thanksgiving dw, Divine service will
be held nj Beol's Hall a,Il A. NJ,
Rev Jos. A Moch of Charleston,
will preach in Beal's Hall on Sunday.
November ooh, At II A. NJ, and o. P.
NJ. The public are invite to attend,
HoNLcs Il HAYDEN. Rector,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

Election IL KANSAS. - Tho Demo
Gratis have comiad only three counties in
Kansas, and them only by about 300
InOuovay county Seymour had not a
single vote. The Senate is unanimously
Republican. AMI the House nearly 80.
Just SO, the people are unanimous. or
nearly SO, in ps,ronizing Smith & Mar
tin, Main street. just below our Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

help it. lie, them pay, and avoid lbeso
plain facts. We have perfect kuowI-
edge OF all these various kinds Of news
paper patrons.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

We are glad to learn that Mr.. Samuel
Fcnnimoro who was so dangerously
stabbed some ten days ago. is rapidly
improving, and will soon DO himself
again.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

MARsuAL's SALr,-We are requested
to state that Dapa,y U S. Marshal J E.
Richardson, will offer at public auction,
the steamer Tictrss, AT ~ NJ. Tuesday,
December lsl, 1868, to the highest bid
dor Tor cash, at tho whariin the city
Of GallpoIis. Ohio.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

Pvr NOT Youa TRUsr in what others
psv; tu, try for yourself and see it
White Pine Compound is no, the article
YOU need when troubled with Cold,
Cough. Weak Lungs or Kidney Troub-
lac
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

Ssow..-Last Friday morning iOuud
tho earth costly rOpOsius under a 0o'cy
blanket oispOE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

CARBON ou,-slOndard White Oil
for 40 cents per gallon, at Cole 4 Bry-
sn'B,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

New GooDs. -Messrs. Set.z,r. Sshon
& McCuIloch, have just received new
stock offanoy and staple dry goods. no.
tons, boots shoes, &c, which they, ora
ofaring at extremely low prices. We
advise our reader to call and e1 anime
their stock, which /, full and complete.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

No7icR.-Hereafter we shall make it rule
70 charge at the rate Of 5 cents per line for all
Spuffs," and advertisements Of any descrip
don. which are placed in our local columns,
nligious aud charitable rOtices alone excepted
Free advertising and putting positively dis
continued
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26
Hens ana ROys Roots md
Shoes,

which be has ordered expressly for this market
aud guarantees them
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

sGSD Tarx lS.--wo respectfully ask Jus
aesS Of the Peace to report cases of publsc in
tSrsst, tried before them, and everybody TO
send Items OF interest for publication, A To-
cal paper should be a compendium of local
history. Helpus to so make the REGISTER.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

one arm, when we tiad itso very difficult
to get along with both.
Smith & Martin know that in quaint
ty, quality and style, their stock of boots
and shoes, Ladies sul Misses CATERS and
Polish boots, children and infants boots
aud shoes, cannot be Surpassed.
TUE STATE CoLlEoE In noticing the
commencement of the Winter Term of
the State Agricultural College at Nor
gantown, which will begin on Monday.
November SOlh, We sre pleased to be-
able to report the continued prosperity OF
the Institution. Tue number of pupils
in attendance exceeds ons hundred, aud
additions ore constantly being made to
the number. The Faculty, consisting
Of si1 Professors. besides Lecturers up.
on Law aud Medicine, contains some Of
the ablcst and most distinguished sduca'
tors. md profound scholars of the couu'
try.
The rates Of Tuition and boarding are
lower than at any similar institution
within the State, and tho advantages
offered in every respect for the educotioo
Of young men are rot Cxcolled. For
further particulars, SEQ advertisement in
sno ther column.
Hats and Caps Of the latest American
and European styles al Smith q MIrI-
ms.
s. M, PetlinsH " Co., Of advertising
agency fame. are about to star a moral
and family weekly, to be called "Hearth
and Home" Donald G. MITCHELL au.
thor o! "Reveries ola Bachelor" and
who in later years has written very char
ming essays upon moral subjects, from
his Connecticut firm, is to be the editor,
while Ms. Harriet Beecher Stowe is to
preside over the clone and Firesiie"
departments. THUS edited and with
men Of the energy and expcrisoee Of
Psltiugill & Co. 10 attend to It's business
management, the new Weekly will be
pretty sure 10 be Buccess from the
start.
Notions, Gloves, Hosiery, Ladies Bias.
kers, and thousand AMI ons articles too
tedious 10 mention at Smith Il Marlin's
MISUNDERSTANDING so far has been
discovered 10 stop the rOvbecs Of this
disease. but DR. ]. W. PolOnd's Humor
Doctor will cure scrofula and all diseO-
ses Of the blood. Sold by E S. Bright
New GooDs. -Messrs. Sstszer, sshon
& McCulloch, have just received new
stock offancy and staple dry goods. no.
tons, boots shoes, &c, which they, ora
offaring at extremely low prices. We
advise our reader to call and e1 anime
their stock, which i, full and complete.
Pvr NOT YouR TRUsr in what others
cav; tu, try for yourself and see it
White Pine Compound is not the article
YOU need when troubled with Cold,
Cough. Weak Lungs, or Kidney Troub-
les.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

Smith & Martin know that in quaint
ty, quality aud style, their stock of boots
and shoes, Ladies sul Misses CATERS and
Polish boots, children and infants boots
and shoes, cannot be snrplsse-I.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

louloUs 10 mention AZ Smllh " MArnn
TNIcmSEA.-NothiOg so far has been
discovered 10 stop the rOvbecs Of this
disease, but Dr. ]. W. Polond's Bumor
Doctor will cure scrofula and all diseA-
ses Of the b lood. Sold by E S. Bright
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26
Flo, Everybody!
SPRING AND SUMNER GO0DSI
PIT, Pleasat Clothing House!
a. HESS,
CALI AND EXAMINE
MEMS YOUTNs' AND gOYs' CLOTHING.

furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Nations, Trunks, values and Travelling BNgA,
go, in hct evcrylhing belonging TO n first
e.ENs store, Hocall especial attention to bid
stock OF
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

Notions, Gloves, Hosiery, Ladies Bias.
kels, and thousand AMI one articles too
tedious 10 mention at Smith Il Marlins
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-26

Hats and Caps Of the latest American
and European styles al Smith q Mart
ms.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23
WHISKEY AND NEWSPAPERS i

WHIsKEY AND NEwsrApERs.- An
exchange paper, il discussing the
relative merits aud estimated va.
lnc OF these two articles, says: \
glass Of whiSkcy is manufactured
perhaps from Il dozen grains ofcorn.
the value of Which is too small to
estimate. 4 glass Of this mixture
sells for Il dime, and if Of Il GOOD
brand is considered well wort n
the money. 1t is drank in n
minute ortwo. 1t fires tho brain
Sl'aIpcns the appetite, dcrangcs
and wcakrns the physical system.
On The same sidchoard on which
the dclctcrious beverage is served
lies II newspaper. 1t is covered
with half Il million Of typcs-it
'ringS intelligence from the four
quarters Of the globe. The news.
paper costs less than tho glass Of
yrog--thc juice Of a few grains of
corn--hut il is no less strange than
true, that there is a large mum
Der Of people who think corn juicc
cheap and newspapers dear.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23

1HL FoRTr FIRST toNGNES< - ALTHOUGH
u" approaching S"'S on of The Forfeit
'.nh"tr.-> I" III lat 'ul liirc in ,nlh-, Thea,
"ill. il Is stated, lr II" rrna,ling Of Ir-i.
10 l'n. tn" F"Itv fi,st Congress n>>ru.
''ltS on the 4lh "i March ncAi, A. Will T.,
seen 'r'n the follow ing wl,i.Il is The lir.,
section Of the Ne, pn>>cd ~ the srro.
session 1T the Thirty niI.i!, Cnncrc>S. ,nr
approved Jannnry -. 1857. II Is en-
',i''d "An Vet p,n,i'Iinp for lhe lnrrtiu.
"f Congress-" anh reads Us rnllr..:
hc it rna"tr'l. &c., Tia. IL addition /.
H." present regular time nf lie nrr,in.
nf Congress there sh,ll be mcr,i-v q
HE F"r'lcth Congress ot the Uuite.
states AID # each successive Crp.,rS,
'h"Itni'"r nt - "'rl"rk ~, nn the DIT,
''ay "i March, the day nn which the tcru
hey ms Il" when the Coz grr,s is .lt,cd,
except tint when the .iIi, Of March ot
cnr> on Snn4ay the meeting .ll1ll TAX.
place ut The satuo hour on the next sue.
rcc'lrS day.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23

GENERAL GRANTS VIEWS. Mr.. Down
ton, Tie Washington correspondent ul
The tI"cin.n'i Gazrl'c. says:
In spite Of GcncInl G,nul's rciircncr
enough has leaked nut concerning hi>
views e the political situation ana
rrlnIi"n Of p'riirs to ciltctnally check the
p'cdn'ti"" that Grant would A>ntpini
the Republicans, " hich slipped 81 gllhl,
from conservative lips Il fortnight nHn
lie has talked freely regarding political
matters with several prominent llcpuh
lirn'is, aud while, 1T conr>c. M poIlio nl
this c"nvcrsatinn can he published, iti.
not ton mnch TO say that these persons
have been struck. both wi,h the clear aud
, comprehensive views " hi,h The new Prrsi
dent tnkrS of public affairs and policy,
and also thoroughly satisfied with the
rhrnrslncss which he supports tho general
| features Of Republican policy. Il e
gentlemen thus satisfied nre "Radiouls."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23
.NO.52.

How TO RAISE TWENTY DOLLAR
FOR RELIGIOUS PuRposEs.-A
preacher in II irontior settlement.
had been collecting some ,nonoy
for some church object. There
was still some 800 waiting, and
after vain efforts to. make up.the
deficiency, he plainl J. intimated,
ns he locked the door Of the church
ono day after service, that liz III.
tended to have the said 500 before
amy one ofthem left tho house.
AT the samo tim0 he set tha en-
ample hy tossing S5 on tho table.
An"thcrpnt downa dollar, another,
A Qunrlcrofa dollar, IL fourth II half
Il dollar, aud SO on. Tho parson
read ont every now and then tho
state ofthc Junds "Thur's sevcn
and Il half my friends" ."--"Thurs
1''ho and II qnartcr.' Ten and six
bits arc all that there arc in tho
hat, friends and Christiun brcth-
rem Slowly it mounted up,
"Twclvo and half" "Four-
teen. .'-"Fiflccn." "Sixtccn and
three bits" and so on until it
stuck ut $3.50. ut only wants
iiity cents, friends, 10 make up
the amount. Will nobody make it
"r?' Everybody had subscribed
and not cent moro WAS forth.
coming. Silence rcigncd, and how
long it might have lasted it was
difficult to say, had not half dol
lar been tossed through an open
window, and IL rough explanatory
voice shouted: '1Icrc, rarson,
there's your money lot out my
%al, Pm about tired Of waiting for
hcr!!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23

IAZlNE*s IN BIBLE REAn!Hu.--,
The following confession and
prayer by Rev. Or. Thomas Fn!.
Ter, it is feared, covers The case OF
many others besides himself:
"Lord I discover an arrnnL la.
ziness ia my soul. For when |
am to read Il chapter in the Bible,
before | hcgin il, look where il
rndcth and If it cndcth not on
The same side, cannot keep my
hand from turning over the leaf
to measure the length thereof on
tho other side III swell to many.
verses, / begin to grudSc.
"Surcly, my heart is not rightly
affected, Were | truly hungry
after hcvenl J. food, [ would not
complain Of meat. Scourgc, Lord,
this lazincss Of soul. Mako the
rcading Of fThy Word not q pen
ancc, but a pleasure upon me.
Teach me that as among heaps OF
gold, all equally puro, that is best
which is biggest, 80 I may esteem
that chapter in Thy Word the
best which is the longest"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23

at about eleven n'rink p. NJ. Wcdncs.
"$y !I! . iii "'"HS "H%v'"r nj" r. ~ 1cn s
IL. Scrry, two miles trnlu Griffin, Gu,.
t"l shot HIM tlIo"gh the body, searched
he premises for plundrr, ohtnimcd two
:" Il Watches md Il considerable stun of
money in Specie llwy then ,m,k Aiiss
Tyson, his niece, into the reach otuhnrd.
mi ch"krd her I" mnk, her tell where
other rnlushl's c"nhl ~ found. From
'"'nc alarm They turned Miss Tyson luuse
'nd ''' ranpr'. Mr.. S.ry. NJ last accounts
'a> alive, hn' there Is no chance Tor hia
'"r'vc j.. Their ohjrct was to get tho
money Arising from II sale of tNu Tyst n
p'"p'r'y, II frw days rrc,ious. III |,
t'rv 'l1l no. secure. MS it had not been
paIl over.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23
Governors Message No. 4.
StCr1ivE DEPARTMENT, .''
CoLCMRIA, Drrrmh,r 81, 1863.
The llon"inbic IT,, Speaker Of the House

AtCi1iNE tEPARTMENT,
CoLUMHIA. Dr.rmE,r 81, 1868.
Tho llon"nblc thr Speaker Of the House
'..- ol KrPrr>cnln'i'
SIR: In response 10 Ie>omtinn al
the House Of Representatives OF the Tth
instant, as fnlln~s:
! Resolved, Thnt His Exrcllcncy the
(3"'crno be requested to Inr,rm til.
|. llnnse of REPRESENTATIVES whether IT,.
Circuit Judges elect nf the several Ch.
cuts havr duly qualified, If SO. when,
and "hclhr, tncv or ANY OF thv,n hn,c
failed, nnl f so, why, Ia ,ntrr urun
the tii>rh rgr.nf their duties n> rroli,c.l
by section fifteen "f m Art cn'I'i.,i ".t,
Act 10 organize. the thruit CnnulS,"
PASSED the 2u,h day III August, y. d.
1878.
| ! hay" the honor (" state that, while
il Is known That ihr Judges for the >rvt
raj Circuits, with The sNrcrsi"n II lion.
/ -. !. Corshn. Siuce resigned, tunk the
"alh Of office, there is 10 oiIicini rrr.rtl
"i the date un which, they wu,c qualified
in this department. Commissions wr,,
, Issued to them respectively MS follows
Hon. Trph,ninh Pinlt, Srr"nd Ci,rnit,
Angus, 2n; tl'n. Janrs ~ Rn,lanl,
| Fourth t,rr,i', An.nS, 81; Hon. .Jn.n
/. Green, Third Circuit, September |;
Hon. ID. I. t"rhin, FIr>, Circuit, Srp
'cmhrr =; Hon. Il o, +. Vernon, Seventh
Circuit, Srp'cm'"r IS; llnn. ". NJ The.
mas, Sixth Circuit, September 81; Hon.
l"'nncl I'""zrr, fillh Circuit. U.tnhc,
.; Hon, JnmrS l.. Orr, Eighth Circuit,
No, ctnhvr 8.
| No direct information has hrrn rrcriv
ed al this 'lrl'nrln'rnt' tn neither tn,
Jndgrs have entered upon the discharge
# their duties, With the cXrrp,lun o
.'I!re Plat, nf the Second Cirrult, nnt
Judge l}'"'z'r. IF the F'lhh ti,cnil, md
hs.r r"s~'n tn 70 hrirve TINT these az,
| N.c o"i, Circuits iu " lii h Counts hay,
zee" hrla. \" rApIn,ati. II has been lc
"'i,r't ir' ~ or ,n hthaH nf the nthr,
:I""ee> Er TIE delay or neglect nf com
mrIn ing their "Ilr,a, duties.
he necessity &c hutliuw Cnnrts j.
very gttst, and the delay j. hig'l,
'lmentnl I" The public Interests anl /.
ar'''r"uS winna /" ''n,~r awaiting trial
.Msnv 1T the jrIl> are hilr,i to owe, flow iI,,
18th r'i>"nvr>. in,ol.ing heavy cx
cease 'nr ,h"i snh>l>,vnrr, nml jrnpn Il,
H'nH their safe Keeping III s.ve,nl Ia
,". - ">.; '."'t nee" \" "a'''"y ih;i
I'isl for longer period than woul,
""h""ly hAvr t"en .llnll'd to them A.
- "i>hmrnt. had they been found g,,i't,
IT thc offences imputed tn them. I'll,
constitution guarantees t" rvrIy ArchSrt
'"'>nn speedy and rn'iir t,iaI, az,
hat r'"r' i'r'>nn i .iurrd in hi> la,nl>
*""t>, p r>"n "r r"IutsIinu shall i,rv,
'"n"'i' hy hu" r"'n-" Ut lav, and ju>iir,
| J,ln .,>irrrI u iIi,n, I,nnn,.,. .,rv I,,l,,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23

disloyal sentiment Of tic neoplc
and their consequent unfitucss for
any part in tho control or the Fed
cral Government. Between these
Two sets Of representations, the
movement Of population and cari-
! tai to the South is almost entirely
, checked. 1t is your policy to have
it believed that order rcigns su-
prcmo, South. Hence you ought
to d" everything in your power
to make order the fact, and to
promnISatc it. You should,
think, keep several ideas promi-
: ncn'lv in view AS your policy:
!. You ought to regulate the
relations between the whites and
the blacks, SO ~ to have as much
harmony and good feeling rs pos.
Sible between them. To his end.
nothing is SO cilicacious rs kind,
ness to the hlacitS.
2. Ion ought to have perfect
tolerance ofpolitical opinion. Let
every one, white and black, vote
as he plcascs, and trust to vou,
tact and natural Influence for q
just share ofp"!i'icaI power.
3. You ought to extend Il cor
dial and II kind welcome 60 the
Northern people TO settle among
You, without regard to their roii,i
cal opinions. Once you did this
the troubles Of the future wnuI,
be largely overcome, and yonl
material progress would he won
drrfnl. See what immigration j.
! doing Cor the Northwest, in spit.
Of it's auslerc climate. ThinL
what immigration would do fol
! the genial South.
4. You ought to seek to concili
ate the Federal Government Re
member The Scripture inj junction
"Agrcc withthinc adversary quick
ly." The Federal Government fol
the present. and for years to come
means the Republican party. DE-
not wage Il frantic war against
this party. Remember that lh,
Democratic party is not strong
enough now To he OF any service
to you. BE calm and conciIiatory
ind wait the course Of events. J.
would bc fortunate if you were j.,
that independent condition thn'
both parties North would lid fo1
your support.
S. General Grant will, think
earnestly desire to make his ad
minislraiion nalinnab and to re
store real peace and harmony tt
to the late hcligcrant sections. 4
moderate, conservative co"rsc ol
the Fart Of the South will taciitat,
his policy in this direction.
6. IN conclusion, the thing so,
want is peace. 70 get peace. yn,
must procure il hy peaceful means
Let The Republicans and Demo
Gratis North wage Il bitter VIA,
against each other. If they choose
! your condition calls for more re
serve. Yours, sincerely,
WILLIAM W. BOYCE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-23

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