The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-02
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against Seymour ana, HaaH:::5 he says NO o''
daily. supports a tae,r,eleosion.a.
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with tne bosson pless' anu =, ,':n lsoa - c..
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gold diggings, worked steadily at 9his tradaoo
Hfscksmfth. he ID now worth from three tt
four millions. .Da-.aoS Sos::
co"paftn,5d 5000 u.
tween tne namoessSpe,suns ss;. ,s =
cnaaarlty ~ 1r.seo @ :. .7iI.n sIyi -.
serted' tnat 1ah'nH .'ts P'saes.s -
alton, there are fonr ,paupers To- be found in
England for one pauper in1Ireland. do42lt
"A Washington Telegram, of the SOth ult.,
to the Baltimore Sun, says: "Genera! Bose
Grams left here last hight in the railroad tram
for New York.. It;is probable that early -tnis
week an authenticnaccountof OF his conference
With Lee, Stephens, ct al. Will be pnnhsned, as
it itisakssdy reduced to writing IN; the form OF
letter from General Roseerans to General
Ess aid others and . reply; from the latter to
Roeecrans.o = A. IJoe ~ ~:
~ .eIt costs pmethipg to get seat IN tAe
English Parliament The. average amount
sppens by the peEbe She present House Io|I oi
Commons was saaaO, and thasggreeate amount
expended was about 7Ug wv IN geta. ETele
Was great disparity in The expenditures; for
instance one member invested sSSS ittli m nus
seat, another $S6 009 Rhlle, a. more iortqnnsse .Qn
iHaividual got fast good accommodation IN
Ghe House toy the modest q sum i 81 81 ~ IRe
.hesyy expense attending lelecnons5i as we1 as
Che uncertainty os being returned to the sue
ceeding Parliament emakss most OF thaS DodY
conservative on the question po OF dissoiuson: IL
is expected thatz The coming contest Will De
even more expensive than the last. . 90"
The Cincinnati Gazette the leading Radical
oeean of the Porkopolitans. doesn't relish II the
Z presence ofthe carpet;baggers IN Congress-. II
saws: "There Are large delegations to the
House tom large Southern States that do not
coItainope; msnirepu stisinp priyate hteor re-
spectabIe in ability e sto3d I'D only Knows what we
ars s0 do with these creatures,' exclaimed one
-of.fhg isading imHambers Of the Rspubican
parHznm one pfita most promipe Congress
ma.hI hs6y s.; ssenn 49.ns Without character at
s, ,hcme, they have not, ,Yefy much hope OF retain
ipegIfef hold ON Their districts atar their first
slH sslanfioh: 1 And GOOD many Of them are sure to
no ifpfW making the most they can out Of
tetsiy teisM While they have them We
certainly hsva.guk syuyg iarge elephant upon