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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02
ESTATE OF JOHN 5. HARRIS.

OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHAL
District Of Louisiana, :
New Orleans january IL 19e3.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
y 3lst day Of January. A. u. 1885, WARRANT
In BANKRUPTCY Hasissued againtt the estate Of
JOHN 8, HARRIS, of the parish Of Ooncordia
and State OF Louisiana, who adiudRed
bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment
of ant oebs and delivery of property belonging to
such bankrupt TO him or for HIS use and the trans
fer of any property by him, forbidden by law
that meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt
to prove their debts and TO chonse one more as
siRnees of his estate will be held Court of Bank
ruptey to be holden at No. ID st. Charles street. in
the city of New Orleans Louisiana before Don .
Pardee, Register on the 9th day of February, A. D.
1865, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
u. j. HEBRON,
U, s. Marshal. District Of Louisiana.
No. 37G-fel %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's Oh
Dintrict OF Louis
,, -. New Orleans, January K
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTIUa CHAT q
y. llth day of January, A. d. 1858, a WA
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued aaain
estate of BZHA @. MESSENGER d
siana, who was adiudged a BANKRUPT
own petition that the payment
debts and delivery of any property belongirs
bankrupt, TO him or for his use, and the /
Of any property by him, are forbidden by lapl
prove their debts and to choose one o.
signees Of his estate, will be held at Court
ruptcy, to be holden at Uustomhouse
IN the city Of New Orleans, Louisiana. M
halloRg- Register. on the 18th day Of tebrul
1858, at 10 O'Clock A.. III.
r. j. HERR
No. 3S2-iall fell ~
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ESTATE OF a. A.. KELLER AND
JULIUs HOERHER.

UNITED STATES AlARsHAL's 0EEIcE,
District of Louisiana,
New Orleans January l6 1865.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i 18th day Of January, A. D. 1865. . WARRANT
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued asAlnat the estate
Of 2. A. KELLER and JULIUS HOERnhH. Of New
Orleans In tho parish Of ORLEANS and Stata Of lousi-
ana, who we're adindgsd bankrupts on their own
petition; that the payment d any debts and delivery
OF ny property g saeh nans epts % thsna
them forbidden BY lar that meeting Of the cred
itors Of the eaid bankrupts 10 prove their debts and
be had at Court Of Bankruptcy, 20 be holden at the
Qustomhonse bnildinG, II the city Of New oIleaqa.
twenty sixth day Of ebEnary, a. ~ l0 At 10 clock
A. NJ II, j. HERRQN. y. s. Marshal,
No. 3iz-jai7 fe76 District Of Louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02

usfrED STATES NAnsHAl's OralcA. !
District Ct L0zillEne.

UNFEND IIAEI7I ITl17IIlT'l U7II0EI !
District Ct Louialsnn
NAV 0rlaan5. j1nnalF ~ la4.
NNIl1 Is TO GINf NOTICE THAT Oh THE
4 eiaTaalh daF Of ,llnua1f A. D.,l1f7. Z WAR.
RANT ~ B 4EA s1tg4 ssaa ie2aad 4Eainft ms
El1 aNIE1.11 4 t11zfrDt Oh be 1Fr n4fiIIa1i laa1
~ FL aa5 debts and q sAF 4s4petsl
ss s1o IaNuEf 1A arg UI4 By hin, ere lorb 11ln
q 1871 A4- 1. " 10 .r44.seI. q eAo e4Ia
more INnt H a|s estate. EI BE At.4 at Gq@ft
f lHnN rs 4HM N1IENI |n4 ulIzAHE Nau|aIau4 ta'
lclt sIlI4lnas H.'l1ak EsElf4f. On tt4 lsgl cay
p fsA1Aaif, a. n n Ress1A A
10 aA..is5llsi4 pllasI & E1a4klzs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02
UsIrED STATES MARsaALs OfFIGE,
District OF louisiana

USirED STATES MARSHAL = OfGltEs
District OF Louisiana. Z
New Orleans, January II, 1853.
THIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT on THE
i Seventeenth day Of January, A. D., ls65. WAR
KANT IN BANkRL FTDf was issued against the
estates Of NJ. A BEUAEL 4 co.. of the parishes Of
st. Charles and st. James, and State OF Louisiana
who were aojudged bankrupts on their own petition;
that the payment Of any deb aud delivery OF any
property belonging to such bankrups TO them or for
their use and the tTanfer Of any property BY them
are forbidden by law. that msetng OF the eredi OTIS
Of the said bankrupts, prove their debts and to
choose more assgnees Of their estates, will be
held at Court Of Bans ruptcy. 70 be holden At the
Oustomhouae building in the city of New Orleans
Louisiana. before o, 8. Kellogg, Register, on the
18th day OF February, A. D., 1853 q 10 o'clock A. d.
r. j. HEBRON, u. 3. MarshAl,
No. 3i4- jal5 fel5 District Of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02
EaTArE OF AUGUST !
UNITED STATES MARsal
niGirict AZ |

UNITED STATES MARs9l
Dish net Of !
New Orleans, jan
THIS 10 TO GIVE NOTICE TIA
4 18th day Of January, A. d. 1856, !
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued aFli.
Of AUGUST PICARD, Of New "a
plEiah Of Orleans and state Of Louis
adiudged bankrupt on his own psiia
payment Of any debts and delivery o.
belonging to such bankrupt. to hin,
den By law; that . meeting Of the q
said bankrupt. to prove their debts :
one or more asaignees Of his estate, n
Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 be holden
Charles atreek. 10 tho city Of NeWo Il
lana, before Don A. PaPdee, Register
Of February. 1853. a 10 o. cloak A. Al,
y. j. HEBRON, u
No. 3ll-jal7 fel District
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02
ESTATES or SAMUEL neB0yF ANn
CHAR LIS a. aANVIEW.
Individually and as iIombers Of ths Ffm Of Samuel
HonoN 4 GO.
orFlun UNr1rD STATS aIansnAn. !
District ei Louisiana,


THIS rs 10 GIVE NOTION THAT ON THE
= lllA eeV q ia LII ~ ID ltl1. & WAR
RANT M hANkEuEIdI va Issued ansinst the
Al JAM flfH Individually ana ~ m1mhoN ot the
1rm 1f 1ANgEL 0u73H q o., b E1r orleang,
ven .raiz11ad bahHgpta on tfgif own Pc
NilQ1i inst TIA p.gml4t n tFy debta end CO.
~ tites g f6l hafF ule end lIr iIlrll 1i any po
efi b. them, ae falt dten BY law tea4 1sstlnf lf
deH9 aua 20 enaoao cNt ef more &eI|f1o11 o6 sNfif
estates EII - 1t5d tt l. la1ltal Hal2sut taf - b.
uzla13t s1nts'aa4. t1l1re C 81 koIl1F1 H8Tidl14
e etA az q a 2, !, - Z. q Z oiflask
10. l-iailte Di.iiel q I5ails1a.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

ESTATE OF LEON CABIN, IN :
matter Of j. stettheimer & Co vs.. Calm ana
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's On,
District Of Louisia,,
New 0gieans. Jsrunry i
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT nv
a 9Th day of January, A. d. ls6s as
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued MI 49, q
estate Of LEON CAIN, of Nav Orlesns !
adjudged bankrupt on creditors petslae-.
the payment of any debts and delivery 81 are Y
" belonging to such bankrupt, to him az n
use, and the, transfer of any property BY M
OF said bankrupt. to prove their debts and n Y
one or more assignees Of his ssi ate, will BE- M
OouTt Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at tia ~
house building, in the city Of New 0rleans ~
MAJ before q. 5. Kellogg. Register on the M II
February, A. ID. 1853, at II O'clock A. Nj,
r. j. HEBRON. u. s, Ma.
NO. 2l-1af 3 foe District Of Lo1ia
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ESTATE OF NATHAN g. SMITH
Individually, aud as q member OF the firm OF Smith
Fuller.
UyrTrp STATES MAMMALS oHFrcE.
District Of Louisiana,
Rau nrlrnuz .Tanuarv "a 1884 \

UNlIIp MATES NARblIAL s DIEtcE,
District of Isouislana,
Kew Orleans, January IS 1853.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON TIE
i sixteenth dry Of January A. ID. 1861, WAR
KANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
estate OF NATHAN G. SMITH, Individually, and as
q member OF the firm Of Smith Fuller Of the par
ish Of Avoyeiles and state OF louisiana wLo was
Gdjddged bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment Of any debts and delivery Of aay properly
Belonging to such bankrupt, 70 him or for his use
den BY law; that a meeting Of the creditors Of
the said bankrupt to prove theft debts and to choose
one or more asaignees Of Ills estate will be he'd at q
Court OF Bankruptcy, 10 be holden at No Is St.
Charles street. in tho city Of New Oreans. louisiana
before Don A. Pardse, KegisteF, on the 18th day Of
February, A. d. 1858 at 10 O'Clock A. "a.
f. D. HEBRON. U. s. Marshal,
No. 34g-ial7fel2 District 81 Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02

UNITED STATES MARsHALi
District Of ID
EeW Orleans, JsnEl1
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAI
l. 18th day Of January. A. ID. 1868 4 I
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued againsitl
LARS +. BRONNBAi, Of New Orloans b
Of Orleans and State Of Louisiana, Wb0v
q bankrupt on his own petition; "a
ment OF any debts, and delivery Of am
longing 10 such bankrupt, to him or To-
the transfer Of any property liby him, an
law; that q meeting Of tho creditors Of
rupt, to prorq their debts and TO ohooN
a1ssgneas OF his estate, will be held q
BANKRUPTCY, 70 be holden at Customha
in the city OF New Orleans. LOUISIANA
kellogg, Register, on the 9th day Of ~
1893. at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
i. j. HEBRON. U. s
No. 34S--ial9 fe27 District d
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02

oFr1cH UNITED 81
Distriel
New Orleans,
TlHIe IS TO GIVE NOTICE
y lolh dayo q January, A. d. y
IN fANAHUfIuH was Issued e
CHA8lskis AlPkNaAzI % New "
81 Orleans aud STATE q Loe
n1Iuoaed q han4Hupt on his q.
tie nagurat Of suY Ecbl4 and d.s
aflN haleuriuT 70 fual AAnkrups
Nrf. and 3Ne i4anafaG Of any props,
1i1asn b. IeWi that 4 l1aefing
tie 4aid tl1AfuilA 70 prove theif z
ere % a1Ia 11fIHner1 1E he est.l {
Q1Efa 81 nsnhtrpt4, 10 b p
s /. ~ 9 ~. Z 4 ~ ~ q ~ ~.
to1qth caT 81 Eghfuafs. A. ~
.. 5. Marshal. DIai.
No. H. iail l1ll
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02
ESTATE OF HENRY j.
UNITED sTlTEs MASS

UNITED STATES MABs9
District 81
New Orleans, Jla
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE 90
! l4th day OF January. A. d. H6a J
IN 4 !, B :, uRnu 4, was issued ags
mine end Stats OF lsouisiana,
jndyod Z bankrupt en- his own PEI
payment Of any debts and deliver !
balouglng 20 kuch bankrupt to BIN
and the transfer Of any property hy
den bg law; that a meeting OF ths
aaid hanlrqpil 10 prove their debts :.
qr more aaslgneeB Of his estate, VI
Court Of Bankruptcy 70 be holdeg
house building, ID the city Of NeH
ana, before O, B. Kollogg, Register
Of February. A. D. 1858, u 70 o'elesI
Y. j. HEBRON, y
No. sss-jale fsss
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OF s .I p
oFlzcE UsIrKD 81
District

OFFICE UNITED 81
District
New Grieans, Y
1lHI5 Is TO GIVE NOTICE Q
4lIth day d January, "A. %, 1865, q
HANkHUpTOE was issued agli4l
JOSEPH NICHOLAS H1CULFI, Z
parish OF IeTrebonne and htals
WhQ was A,liqdaod q banku
pctitioni that The paymsnt Of e
Livery Of any p10peFtF belonfil
rupt, 70 him Or for HIS use, az
any properly b. him, are forbidd
inee3lDT Of thc oraditnr1 81 The
prove their debia and To choosl
AiHneeq o. hiD estate. Wiil b held 3
r1ute7 - b. hoidel az tho tlusto
ID The city Of Now Orleans, La,
kllt heF.ai,fr or the 10Th day q
1876, 81 q O'Clock, An
Uuitsd STATE. Marshal. Dist
No. aol-ial fel9
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ESTATE OF OMARL Es e. NEsMETH.

No. s71-fel % = = N1 District Of Louisisa;a.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-19
DISASTER.
Explosion of n Rebel Lie-SeveraI Cop
perheads Severely Injured.

Explosion OF n Rebel Lie-SeveraI Cop
perheads Severely Injured.
One of the most shameful Rebel falsehoods is
exploded in the following card:-
MARION, Williamson Co., Ill, Oct. H. Isse.-we III,
pndsIsispsd, are politically opposed g General
IN Captain Says q
turned since the Rebellion ana being acqu with
Having noticed in the newspspers particularly in
the Cairo Democrat an article charging General
6sIa i Marion il ihe Of taking
Illinois 20 the southern ConfederacV the event OF
sa,o S9nfedescy beng formed and also charging
that Getting; and, further that General Logan had I'd
Ds and join the confeGerScy 81 ec eeye we
heit by pronounce all the said charges untrue, Gen
OF esVSg MoS Ro5 az bas
IN ior tns army ali statements 70
H. I'M; s GTgSNiNeHAM T JOSHUA Low:
ri. IT. William o live in Marion, Williamson county
an, and hereby state that | am politically opposed to
nshed means ne or e 20 H
persons leaving here TOR The Rebel army: Co.,.
The persons signing the above are the wit
nesses by whom at the time the Copperheads pre-
tended to be able to prove their falsenoods. Mr..
Pully, political enemy, also made the follow
to me he SalfS 70 refer
logan ia Al she time Of shes pabca
tion Twas in the state ofArkansas The charges are
TO the best OF my Knowledge false was with Gene.
raj Logan during most day the md me
st Marion. am satisfied that he neither took part In
nor indorsed the proceedings The thiartcie lin
which there IS list Of charges published
Is made TO me, is entirely false. to the
best OF my knowledge. AS to the seventh charge
was was by my request that MIR. Allen addressed the
was not at the meeting in Marion on April is 1861 at
which antiwar resolutions were passed. Although
dihering with General Logan In politics. believe
him TO have always been a loyal man. and am not
willing that my name should be used to defame
neighbor and an honorable soldier.
d. r. PULLY, ex. First Lieutenant 31st Illinois.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-19
Markets by Telegram.

pHoSw MSw YORK, Sept la.-Stocks lever. Chicago and
M Slsvsand s and Toledo o2 Oleveand ana
gan Central 1ls1a Michigan Southern, $50: New
York Central l3o; Illinois Central, l43 Gum oerland
KYer' A2; western ULion Tslegraoh, s4 62Os. 1882
i4s; do. 1854 ll0S: do. 1885, INK; do. new, lO9
lo40s, 1851 Gold, 49,. Money easy and unchanged
Exchange. O.
NEW DIRK. Sept. l9.-Cotton quiet but steady at
26a. Flour heavy and decli1ed lODI5c sales Of
barrels barrels .snperhne at 20 7S725 extrs sS@sSo
cholce $S6g9 z0 family S3s0Gl0 90; California, 500
H. Wheat dull and declined la &c. Quotations are
n1mnsl. Corn easier. sales OF 81 1000 sushe.s mixed
bushels at 67@70c: Beef steady. Pork dull; new
mess, go. Lard dull, steam. el9'<(@2O1S. Whisky
firm, but quiet.
BALTIMoRE. Sept. 1s-Cotton firm. and In fair de-
mand at 26A@27c Flour more active, and Ia good
demand for shipping, but prices unchanged
Wheat 1Gaop hIm prime TO choice red s225@2so lower
s409l 45. Provisions easy, and in fair demand. Mess
Pork $S0 50. Bacon-Rb sides1624c, clear sides l7c
shoulders lac. Hams 22c. Lard 2uc.
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FL RST EDITION
WILKES BOOTH.
A Reminiscence or the Assassin


EA correspondent of the Hartford Boening Post
relates the followlng:-"Ihe only time ever
spoke to Wilkes Booth was, il am not at fault,
OH Sunday, April g. eleven days before the
assassination. had returned to New YORK from
the battle OF Five Forks, and was again on my
way TO Richmond. At the Metropolitan Hotel,
looking in, Sunday, at eleven O'Clock In the
morning, recognized John MCCulloch, an actor
whom | had met at the house of Edwin Forrest,
philadelphia. McCulloch was an amiable, CON-
panionable fellow, and one of very few theatrical
people that was ACQUAINTED with. He came up
at once, and then introduced me to Mr. Booth.
Booth had often seen perform, and had poor
opinion OF his talents. He was Interesting to
me chiefly as the son of his father, about whom
had heard enough stories to fill book. Stand
ing together in group, several other per-
sons being of the party, turned my entire
conversation upon young Booth and MADE
study OF him.
''The first thing that passed through my mind
was his good looks, fine brown color, good head,
strong hair and eyebrows and moustache, teeth
and breath most enivable, well knit arms,
shoulders and neck.
"'Here,' said to myself, is one of those
superb vagabonds who can drink all day with
out headache smoke into a cast iron stomach,
look well in any clothes, be q devil in quiet,
hospitable families, and breaker of hearts Of
women whose hearts have been broken already
Leaning easily on the counter, lingering his
moustache and the shaved under lip below, his
face lay close under mine, looking up and being
agreeable as the first glimpse OF the great world
! thought again:-
"What an agreeable fellow! Soft as duke,
modest as virgin genius, without antagonsms
making himself like my old acquaintance, yet
without familiarityp
"He talked of oil, the stages said he should
rpappear: asked me If he could find me in New
York and took my address IN little notebook.
Not much of truster of actors, heard 1t all
like man of the world, and forgot it. Some
body asked us to go to club room on Louisiana
avenue. There asked Booth about his father,
wondering all the time what 1T must be to be
son to tragedian, brother-inlaw to comedians;
wondering II he had ever seen old Junius Brutus
come home reeliDg-wonderiug many things,
but without the least idea that Booth would
ever remember more than my name again, aud
Indifferent about it. / saw him next dead,
and felt how truly had OWNED that his life
was hollow
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New York Stock Quotations, L II. M.
Philadelphia Trade Report,

SATURDAY, Sept. 19-The Flour Market still
retains Its features of extreme dullness, and
prices are dropping. About 1000 barrels were
taken by the home consumers including SUPER
fine at S6'50@7 80; extras at $S@S5O; 700 barrels
new spring Wheat extra family at 5000; old do
at $l025@l050; Pennsylvania and Ohio family at
$lO@l2 and fancy brands at Sl2 5O0I4, according
to quality. Rye Flour is selling at 5000 so per
barrel. Nothing doing in Corn Meal
The Wheat Market is excessively ouiet I'm,
prices are without quotable change. Sales or
1000 bushels red at $22O@2'2S Rye sells at Sl.56
per bushel for Westerns; and $l.3ONI.85 for
sGnthern % Corn is inactive. Sales Of yellow at
remain as last quoted. sales OF Western and
Pennsyiyania at 75@76c. Nothing doing In Bar.
Seeds-Cloverseed is selling at sS'25@9 per "a
pounds Timothy ranges from $3@850 Flax
seed Is worth $3.50. ~
Bark is unchanged. Sales Of No. Quercitron
Provisions are quiet and weak. Pork ia hs,d
al $3O 5o93l for mess, and S25 for prime N
lon, tax paid. PoA e"i-
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GEORGIA..
Speech of Monday Floyd, one of the
OstraciZed LegisIatOrs.

Mr.. Speaker:-I have not much to say to you
on this subject. have been slave ftty-hye
years, and no chance TO get learning, 80 could
have tried to behave myself and act like man
since have been here. IT / have failed to do
80, it is because am ignorant, and l have been
made 50 by the men who are n now seeking
members on the other side of the House turn
me out, they will give me credit for that much
sense any way. But Mr.. Speaker, the gentleman
the white man. ! would like to know how he
knows that. ] would like to know if his fore
fathers had been kept in slavery two hundred
years, and he had been kept IN slavery for 55
and whipped if he attempted to leapn his A B @,
how much better would he be- and how much
superior would he be to me to-day? When he
gets on the floor again / would like to have him
give his views on this point. Mr.. Speaker, the
gentleman from Floyd made some very nice
rails, but they were very old. and he laid up his
fence crooked. The honorable gentleman from
Richmond county, In his speech, made new
rails laid his fence so straight and high that the
gentleman from Floyd county can't get over;
that is my opinion; We Republicans
in i'm going 2 % a6ead-not back: back and and I don't
believe we can be driven back, either We are
just getting little taste of learning, and believe
in going ahead, or having our children. / will
not say any more about that, Mr.. Speaker. The
gentleman bad good deal to say about social
equalty-mixiug up of the races -amalgamq-
tion believe he called it. Now, sir, we colored
men don't want 10 mix up with the white men; (;
We all like our own color best, and Ii these men
that talk so much about the inferiority of the
race, and OF mixing up with the 'nigger," will
let our colored women alone we won't have so
many Iingstreaked and speckled people among
us. We want the white men to mind their own
business, and not come sneaking around our
women at night, or any other time, for unlawful
purposes. Now, Mr.. Speaker we are law
abiding people, and il / amt here according to
law want to know it right away, so as to go
home and go to work, thank the House for
hearing me. haven't anything more to say.
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The Democracy Promise Negro
Suffrage in Tennessee-SnOw
Storm on the White Noun
tains - Aquatics.
Financial and Commercial
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc., Etc, Etc.
FROM TENN.ESSEE.
The Democracy Issue an Address in
which they Pledge Suffrage to the
Freedmen In Return for their Votes

Sp ecfdt Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, Sept 19.-After a great deal of
mysterious consultation and discussion, running
through couple of weeks past the State Demo-
cratic Executive Committee have issued an ad-
dress to the people of .he State, which will
appear to day. The delay In bringing out the
address before now was caused by conflict of
opinion in the committee on the negro suffrage
question. At last, however, the African bull
has been taken by the horns, and colored suf
frage Is squarely recognized, and tactly in
dorsed in qualified way. On this point
the address contains the following language:
Accepting the facts as we find them, recog-
nizing truths as they exist blinded by no pre-
judices of the dead past to the obscurity and
detriment of our true interest in the living pre-
sent, unbiased by passion, obeying the dictates
of reason rather than of impulse, with courage
10 be just, that our guard may be thrice armed
acting honestly up to the principles of our party,
that there shall be no taxation without repre-.
sentatioD, let it be universally proclaimed
throughout the Democratic party in Tennessee,
rank and file, front and rear, that no coOred
citizen of the State, uniting with us for the
overthrow OF common tyranny and in the
redemption of our noble State, shall be disturbed
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our own rights should be restored to us with
this distinct and unequivocal pledge to the
people, through whom, and with whom, we can
alone expect to triumph over the common op
pressor. There can be no doubt as to the tri-
umphant result of our combined action, our
own interests and those of the colored citizens
being mutual, and the interests of the radical
adventures being Numerically opposed to
both. This course, upon our part, is demanded
by every consideration of party expediency,
common gratitude, Justice, and right.
vigorous canvass to secure the coored
votes will now be entered into, and the chances
are, judging from the beginning already made,
that a considerable percentage of the negro
vote will be secured by the Democrats. There
are now over a score of Democratic colored
clubs, and new ones are being organized at
almost daily.