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General Grants Report.

The following is the report, in full, Of the
General Of the Army for the present year ::
HEADQ'Rs ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. "a, lSG6.-Gen.
j. II. Schofeld, Secretary Of War SIR:
have the honor to submit the reports Of di
vision, district and department commanders
for the past year. These reports give full
account OF the operations and services of the
army for the year. | refer you to them for
details. would earnestly renew my recon-.
mendation of last year, that the control of
the Indians he transferred to the War De-
partment. l call special attention to the
recommendation of General Sherman on this
subject; 1t has may earnest approval. 1t is
unnecessary that the argument in favor of
the transfer should be restated. The neces-
sity for it becomes stronger and more eyi-
dent every day. While the Indian war con
tinues 40 not deem any general legislation
for the reduction of the army advisable. The
troops on the plains are all needed. Troops
are still needed in the Southern States and
further reduction can be made in the way
already used and now in operation, where it
is safe, namely: BY allowing companies to
diminish by discharges without being
strengthened by recruits, or by stopping
appointments of second lieutenants, if il
should be deemed advisable. The veteran
reserve regiment might be discontinued by
absorption and retirement of officers and
discharge of men without detrimeut to tht
service.
Very respectfully, your obd't servant,
u. S. GRANT, General
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05
BLACK SUFFRAGE IN PDNNsybvA.


An article in the Honesdale Republic, wnt-
ten by +. r. Penniman, Esq, gives SO clear
an account of the history and present bear
ing of this subject, that we reproduce II In
full
In 1852 William Penn promulgated "Thc
Frame of Government" of Pennsylvania,
under authority of the charter granted
him by King Charles IL. In this document
the right of suffrage is given, wishout restric-
tion, to "the fyeenen of said province"
In 1901 Penn granted what is known as
the ""Charter of Privileges" By this instru-
ment the right of suffrage was broadly given
to "the tyeemen of each respective county"
The first constitution of Pennsylvania was
adopted in 1915. The convention that
framed this instrument was presided over
by Benjamin Franklin. 1t gave the right
of suffrage to "every freeman OF the iul! age
of 81 years" The men of the Revolution,
while asserting their own rights and liser-
ties against prescription, were careful to
stand fast by the cardinal idea of the poht-
cal equality of all men.
In 1890 new constitution was framed.
Thos. Mff1r presided over the convention
that made it. This instrument gave the
right to vote to ''ecoyy freeman over the age
oil II years."
In 1889 the Constitution was revised. John
Sergeant presided over the convention. Inc
basis of suffrage was changed, so to IN
clude Only every ,ehite freeman OF the age
of 2l years"
For one hundred and fftysix years Dlack
men, if black they were, voted IN tennsJi,
vania on precisely the same conolVioh a., aS
white men. None of the evils now preui.ttte,' ..t
of black suffrage were experienced. Nel'nel
the mental or social equality of the two races
was thereby established. Amalgamahon,
either through matrimony or without, was
not encouraged. Not black man was made
Governor or Legislator. Social order was
not subyertet. The Government was not
made by white men, for white men, but 9y
all white men, for the benefit ofall.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05

Farmers in Mississippi are beginning to
turn their attention to wheat growing, and
some persons predict that within five years
it will be the greatest grain growing State
in the Southwest.
Business in New Orleans has greatly i'm
proved within fortnight, and is better than
il has been at any time since the war That
city expects to sell 100000 bales Of cotton,
worth SS0,O00,O 900, this season.
Tie Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Of Manchester, N. H., expects daring the
coming year to put up new mill for making
gioghams, and TO build four hundred tene-
ueht houses for the use OF operatives.
Up to the l4th ult., the shipments of APP
piles from Rochester, N. Y, reached l5,20O
barrels. Prices have ranged very high-$9
10 $3.50 per barrel, and the farmers have
made "big thing" from their orchards.
100000 worth of eyelets were imported
into this country in 1867. Since then the
Union Eyelet Company has established
works at Providence, h. l., which make
about 5000, 900 eyelets per day, fact which
will probably mako the United States an
exporter, instead Of an importer, of these
useful little things.
POSTPONED. The farcicaI trial of Jefferson
Davis has again been postponed until next
spring. Meanwhile JEFF. will continue to lee
ture in Europe on Jerusalem ~
Gerit Smith has Just given $50, 900 to tn,
Alfred University, Allsghsny Co. Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05
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pURIIC SALE.

NERS. Is p. PLEASANTS will sell by public
lYi outcry at her residence Market Square,
east of the Court House, Sunbury, some excellent
Furniture, viz:
a CHERRY WARDROBE,
Cherry Book Case, Mahogany Bureaus, large Bed
stcads, large Feather. Bed, Mahogany Sideboard
Extension Table, Chairs Washstnnds, and mary
u.her articles ef furnitHre.
Also, a Silver plated Tea Sett, a Britannia Tea
Sett n white stone China Einrer Sett, all OF which
can be examined the day before the salo. A Bati-
more Heater or Latrobo Stove will also be offered
for sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on Wed
nesday the 9th day Of December next.
sunbury, Nov, 2sth, 1868,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05

ouR neighbor of the Gazette, commenting
on an article in tho Harrisburg Telegraph in
reference to the reduced Democratic majority
Of this county, says the Democratic majority
was formerly only about 900, instead of 1900
as stated by the Telegraph. The Gazette is
about as wide of the mark as eur Harrisburg
cotemporary. If we are not greatly mis-
taken, the majority Of James Buchanan, for
President, in 1855, was about 1,4oo in this
county.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05

There are between 6OOo and 1000 female
compositors in New York, and their average
pay is S13 per week. They have Union of
sorae three weeks standing, which numbers
$40 members.
Brick Poneroy announces his determine
ton to publish the La Crosse Democrat in
New York after the 1st of January, and TO
call it Pomeroy's Democrat. He sends it
free to all who are too poor to pay, and the
poor get badly cheated at that.
II costs $40, 900 now to become a member
of the New York Gold room. The fee has
been increased TO exclude irresponsible par
ties from the room-Farties who come in
theys simply to gamble.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILRC
COMPANY.

They pay six per cent. Interest in Gold, ar
for thirty years. Principal also payable in
They yield between eight and nine per cent.
investor, and az soon as the issue is sold il not
they will doubtless command q much highe
AS FIRST Mortgage on the Longest line OF Ra
in this country that is already earning more Il
interest liabilities on its WY business, and
cost nearly three (3) times their amount, tho S
ty is undoubted.
THIRTY MILLION DOLLARS 1880, ,ooO, {
Of the First Mortgage Bonds Of tho Union J
Rail Road Company, and Of the Central Pacih
Road Company, have already been sold.
The earnings of tho two ~ roads, from Wa.
ness alone, were nearly 1000, ,oC0) One /
Dollars for tho month ofOetsber.
Ono Hundred Million Dollars have alreadg
spent by the two powerful Companies.
Fourteen Hundred l400) Miles Of tho rcu
tween Omaha and Sacramento are made by Ii
comotive, leaving les, than 400 miles to b,
which 2o0 are graded and ready for the Rails
We have for sale First Mortgage bonds
Union Pacific Rail Road at l02 and accrued in
and First Mortgage Bonds Of Central Pacific
road ut 1903 and accrued interest.
The Bonds are recommended to our most ca
customers, and will bear tho most careful scr
The new descriptive Pamphlets, with Map
| showing the organization, progress, busine.
| prospects the enterprise, will bo ssnt on az
| ton 10.
DE HAVEN & Bro
Dealers in Government Securities, Gold
No. 40 South Third Street, Philadi
November q, lS69.-y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05

THE New York Independent, perhaps the
ablest religious newspaper in this country
has added about eleven full columns to its
already large dimensions. The Independent
is conducted with marked ability in all its
departments, and is one of the few success
ful religious newspapers which are doomed
an authority outside of Church matters.
Published by Henry c. Bowen, New York.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05

Coon EFFEcr.-The gratuitous notices
on the part of the press relative to the
whipping posts in Delaware have already
had good effect. A man was to have
been whipped at Wilmington last Saturday;
but the matter was postponed-th Sheriff
had to leave town ''on business" besides a
reprieve 0: communication of the sentence by
the Governor was expected
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Auditor Notice.

TuNIIE undersigned auditor appointed by the Or
Il pban's Court of Northumberland, to distribute
tho balance in the hands of Peter b. Masser one Of
Executors Of Henry Masser, deceased, 10 whom was
referred bnck his fermer report filed August 1908
"for correction and to report the facts" hereby
give notice. that he will attend TO tho duties oil ms
said appointment at his Office, in tho Borough Oh
Sunbury, on Saturday the 26tb day of Deccnoer'
1858, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
S. B. BOYER, Auditor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05
Agents wanted.
Orphans Court sale.

IN persuance of an order of the Orphans Court Of
Northumberland county, will be exposed to public
sale on tho premises, in Lower Mahonoy township
Northumberland county, Pa on Saturday, Nov. 2s,
1868.
All that certain Lot peice of land, situate in
Lower Nahanoy township, Northumberland county,
Pa bounded and described as follows: On tho
North by land of Peter Stepp, the South by land
of Abraham Besser on the East by land Of Henry Pei
rer,and on the West by land Abraham Blasssr con
timing about Three Acres whereon are erected
small frame Dwelling House and STABLE. Late the
estate of Isaac Stohr, decd,
Sale TO commence at ten o'clock A. II. OF said day.
whom tho terms and conditions will be made known
by JOHN eIoAh, admf'
Ncr z IA
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05
Ladies' Fancy Enr's /!

Gents Fur Gloves and Collars.
/ am enabled to dispose Of my goods at "
sonable prices, and would therefore soitt,
from my friends Of Northumberland county
cinity.
Remember the Name, Number and Stre:L
JOHN fARElR
No. us Arch ST., eboyo 7th, south side u
B@ have TO Partner, nor connection W.
other store in Philadelphia, Oct o.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05
ALL THE LATEST STYLES,
Suitable for the

ALL THE LATEST STYLES,
Suitable for the
WINTER Sc 20 N.
MISS KATIE BLACK,
Market Square, two doors East of the old Bank
building, SUNBURY, Penn'a',
yJAsJust opened fresh assortment OF the most
fashionable Fancy Dress Goods from the largest
Establishments in Philadelphia.
IrhhINKS, ALAPACAS, PoPLINS, CALIcoS,
DRESS SILKS, SILK P0PLINS.
MOURNING GOODS.
cIotbs sacoues Fiannels, Flannes, Sheetings, Mus
Iins, Ladies and Chdrens' HATS Feathers. Ribbons,
Dress T'riEnminSs, EmbrOideries,
Lace yeils Corsets, Handkerchicfs Gloves, Hosiery
Hoop Skirts Hopkins Elliptic Skirts, and
Ladies' Goods Of every description.
PaisIey's Shaws at bargains. Plaid Woolen Shawls,
Breakfast Shawls, Woolen Scarfs and Caps
for Women and Children
Beaver and Chinchila Water Proof Cloths
Gents Collars Nock-ties, alf-hose, Handker-
chiefs and Gloves.
Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Hair Brushes, Combs, otc.
December 5, 1868. KATE BLACK.
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A Atisx illustrators Notice.

Adam In isfratOr's Notice.
Estate of Sias Feaster deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that letter Of admins
~ traton having been granted to the uudersign-
ed, on the estate Of Silas Feaster, lato of Lower
Augusta township, Northumberland county, de-
ceased. All persons indebted to said estate
quested to make immediate payment, and those
having claims to present them for settlement.
JOHN SNYDER, Admir-.
Lower Augusta twp, Dec. 5, lS6S.-6t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05

AnoSssr Atlantic Cables, steam navigation and
those progressons Of science and art that mark the
nineteenth century, not the least useful are DR..
Ayers medieinss They take rank among the bene-
faetors of mankind from the rapidity and certaiaty
with which they cure. Try AYERS CHERRY PFC
ToRAL on a cough and it is gone. What skin dsea-
sss or impurities Of the blood withstand ArER's
SARsAPARILLAf AYERS PILLS are the perfection
Of purgatiVe-every family should have them as
almost every family does. Not tribe to be thank
full for are good medicines and the knowledge how
to use them for protection from disease. These Dr.
Ayers preparations and publications furnish, and
we do not hesitate to commend them.-Sf. LONis
Leader
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05

Macy years ago the writer of this notice and an
invalid physician, while visiting tho Island of St.
Croix for their health experienced and witnessed
many surprising and beneficial effets of the Rum
there produced upon many of the iMalids who wers,
like ourselves, seeking health, and upon inquiry and
investigation obtained full history of its medici
determined to make it the basis OF Tonic end
RsStoratips Medicine. The result Of his labors
glorious success for himself and suffering human
ity The celebrated PLANTATION BIrrERs was thus
made known TO the world. Being article Of real
merit, founded principles and relying
wholly upon the vegetable kingdom for its medici-
nal effects it worked rapid revolution in the treat
lnent of physical debility.
MAGNOLIA WArEh.--Superior TO the best inn
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the price
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Nov. 29.--Thc Austrian Govern
me ut has fitted out and dispatched all expe-
dtion which will sail around the world. 1t
is under the command of Karl Sher2er, and
the object OF the enterprise is to Introduce
the products of Austrian industry into dis
tant markets and extend the commerce of
the empire. The expedition is under special
instructions to visit the principal ports Of
China and Japan, and to proceed thence to
California and cruise along the South Ameri-
can coast.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05

LISBON, Nov. 29.-The mail steamer from
Rio Janerie brings the following news from
the war in Paraguay:
The Brazilans had sent column of 1000
men across Gran Chaco forest to attack the
position of Lopez, at Villetta, in the flank.
The Marquis de Caxias was awaiting the de-
veloPment of this flank movement TO attack
the river batteries with his feet of iron clads,
and force communication with the army on
Gran Chaco.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05

no! FOR AUSTIN & co.'s
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-05
ITALY

FLORENCE, Nov. 27.-Quite q serious
outbreak has occurred at Bologna, and new
troubles are feared. The disturbance origin
ated through the refusal of the peasants to
pay their taxes. Two persons were killed
and seven badly Injured.
FLORENCE, Nov. 26.-Dispatches have
been received here announcing that Mount
Etna, in Sicily, is in u state OF eruption.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-13

Elections. One OF the lrov,.i"ns Of :l:s nr
,ir'e ia that
Every person coming Of aga ar "r tho vc,r
'S'3. to hr entitled to the privilege Of An ei"c
tor. shn'l be abe T." rcnd aud write hut this
qualification shall not nbrly to any person
prevented hr physical Disability fr"m comply
'ng threw i'h: rr"vidrd: further. flint no per-
son shall he allowed 10 v"i. nr hold "a"e Ii"
Is now ar may h~ hereafter disnnaiifi~i ~ii there
FER hv the C"n.i itulirn Of tho United S,nt-s
i'nt the General Assembly, shall have power I"
| remove srch disability hy o two thirds vote"
Nearly tn" wh"" Of the evening -. .inn was
""cnpi-d in detntirg the sui ct. and war iuus
| amend mcnts w.rc offered
The question being taken on these. !, wns
decided TO r.k" out the first rari If the claus"
above quoted down to the wo,d .'rlovid..l II
aud ais" the mo,,ls "hut the General Assembly
sail have power to rcr.ove si:ck dis ability Ly
q two th;t,t. vote"
MIR. E..F Whhtpmore ofr.re,l the f..now;ro
MS substitute for section s, which was agree
to:
''fh" G. srn' Assembly shall r"ver rnes nv
law drpriv'rg any citizen. Of this State Of tn,
re ht OF suffrage. rX"er, for tres son. murder
r''hhsrv or other crimes whereof tn. party
shall have been duly tried aud c"nvirt.d.'
CH,rIEsT"S, March 10 The Convention j.
striving 20 close it. business tnd adjourn Ly til,
eud Of this W, ek.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-13
Bill for tis Admission OF Alabama.

WAs'iSorpH. March -l0.-In the fInu.e tho
Eecons' s'ruc'i IN Committee reported the follow
ing: Whereas tho people Of Alabama, in pur-
suauco of tho provniunx oi nh Act "f Conrr-.s
entitled "An Aci for ih. n"re effect unI gov
ernme"t OF lie rebel States" passed March 2,
1867, and the Acts supplementary thereto,
have framed n Cunstiiu,i"n Of Stat. Go, ern-
,ncn; which is republican in form and where
n1. NJ on election ID cvr.In. nc:ng on the Ill,
i February, 1863. n large nrj.ritv o: the
.eSn: voters Of sail Slate vu;ia. at il .lsc.
t'on vote io:.the Idol t:oa Of SAID Ccps:itu
lion i; therefore.
htnnet.J. etc. That the said Siatc o1
Alabama .hnl; i. rcungn zed nrl admitted az
one OF The Sinies uf Tires. U,it.d States ol
hiner'ca, ah'i shall iie entitled TO reIr,.-nta a.
Lion u" Coi Ercss Ms snor ms the Legislature ni
said State. tie m"rl''ars "f which ELECTED
At the .l-cii"n msntioncl in the preamble. 10
This Ac', ti'a!l have duly ,ite III. .am.n.l-
m"n' l. the Consli:u:;oa. o! The Uni' pd- Stat ~
proposed by ii'u ihif.y-niuth' Consre.. SUD
known as art ;cle fourteen.
SEC. Z. dad b: Il jnrihrr cuurie,i. That said
State of Alabama shall be r. c,,gn z.,l nn,i lie
admitted into tn. Uui"n. UPON (he follow ny
conditions. to wit: Thy. the right Of su,frng.
OF tIt:z-ns "f the United St,t.s .lIaII nrye hr
denied Or Abridged il saa si,stte, nn ncenun, Of
racs. culr. Or previous. cnnd ton f s., 81 u.lr
AMI Congress shal tave.thn. power TO repeal
any Act Of sail State L"IisIuL,ire. in vinla:iun
or in dr'oGai:oa Of the provisions of This Act
~ was made hesrecni order E.r t. IIorrnw
The hill selling Ian. 8 in South Carolina Islands
passed. H. unfrius l.incoln's iIsiruciiot.s to
the tax COLLECTORS in lS.S. Persons VIII. nc
4"i' ed cail's Under Sh.rinan's order of 1865
must ott"rn "a' rants before the Isl OF May,
1868. I-a"d ~ Ire sold in an III letss sL non.i-
nal prices. 10 negro r"s:ssnss aud heads Of lam.
Iiies.. Tho conrhittre Oh Fr-.t,m,n'. Affairs
introduced y bill continuing fhe 'Ft.-.l,uxn's
Bnr.an one yeAr. anil nu u.haIIziay the Secret. ,
~ Ut War to ;--s,tahlis!' it ~h.,r Discontinued
The Giu rri'ealing the lax on mnhufactu ure 20
wna s+sunirl. It involves SSo.uut. e,ia i. crcas.
IN rev nne. ni,,! g".s into ELECT 1t of Arri:
1t 'xempts ev-r!4hing but epiri e, iqnor., all,
gas ssrIxin kin,ls DI Wines: ani ioi,aeco, and
PASSED l22 TO 3. Scl.cnck slated ih.,-iIIe Com.
Ii'icH fhrored tho cont iiuHailce Of two iolurs
OIL VII ::i;ey. .
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hDEEviiLv, March l3, 1863.

AnEEvILLv, March l3, 1868.
COTrOS.-Undcr favorable n.lvi..s from
l.iv.rro"!, our market has been .o,ne sh,, ex-
cite! l"r tho week ending 18th lust. Sales ls0
ale. II, rcrs ranging from l44 to 2lr. TAI
pad; fs~ bales were sold on private t.,m.
Co:ruEIA March ll.-Sa!es of cotton t,-
day SIS t'al~s-milding 23t a3I>
Nkw l"K March ll-Noou.-Elour S q 10.
lever. C"ru .2c lower. Mesa pork ~ So
Cotton shade Il msr, at 2i. Gold s:-1.-
sterling 81.
II. M.-C"'ton shade frln-r. glowing ali
..;; r'Ie- a,!'n h.'-s. AT .a4 -Four heavy
y 1si"rn hnd ~ Alto 10 Is: ;uw-r N... P,, /
-l} Fr.i.h's .lu + G":l sYi.
EALIiN"-E March ll.-F,our active and
II m--e1'rs II ala. Whrat firm Corn low
,,r-wh'" La; yellow l.!6. Oats sv ST.
Rye Is 80.
t'SclrSAr'. March II Flour steady. C.r,
Sc 81 Mess FORK k.2Li Bacon duli-shou..
"s;s ! |: clear s:d-s ltl l..rl Ill
tn,rLE-T"s. Murrh il.--C"l,un firm and ir
""''-r.t- "I"-s; sales Iuu hnles-mi.idliuv
- .: ]: rscr.r:. 4.:i
A,'r.r,. M.:ch ll.--C"ttnn in fir demand
tn. morning., lat c..sd IGi,, At a4l . o.
Wis la7 i.nivs. .c-irt~ :;Ss.
SAr.NNAn. March, il.-t!mton orone.l uui.,
hr'''n" frm-r hnv-rs w"ul,l not tuinw and
c:"-'d 4 ''"t-midI.iny rs; sa:es 3Su bales
r-"riI's sos.
h"nlir. March ll.-S+la, of of cotton to-
dsy , s"o !al.s; r~ce.Its bS.; market CLOSED
gus. -mhl.ii"r 2il PA
NKw GELEaHs Mach l--Co.ton uujst a u J
hrm -'n:d i:'nys -; -"I,s ,5,mE receipt. 81 L.
G"!d i'i Sny.r aud IN mo.nSs"r tad. li.h, and
':sl l";ces unchnngvI C"ru dull, at .0a .
Los Fork - n n 20 Bacon ,luli-s!,oui.
d.r- retailing III IL; rib IL: ei-arl6.
LVAri-"cL. March II q =. M-Cottuu
hsI ""'i 81 gHily neutrality-suspicious. on tho
si"t "'.'i .h"at lr,: b,l-ams log.
L"Ni"S. March Ii Evening y-Cuusols OIL
B"n !. T:i aT:t.
IlvrEr"tL March IL -Evvuinr.-Cnt,op
e'"srd Il 'i-.; SAL. l2.hf,o la es-upl.,,.!s lrl
ID; Or!eans !, lu&.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-13

Th" cit;zsns Of Co'l-,on he'll public IN eet-
M Mt ""lrrho'o, GIL the 81 instant, foe tl.e
purpose of aiding PRESIDE mt johnson nnd the
D-'n"rratc party "f the United States in the ir
struggle 10 Constitutional liberty and tn. pre- =
S"nr.on Of tho rule of the negro ropun, ION
over tho g"rernim.nt ef the State aud uf III. .
Gni'",i States. John d. Warner, Esq. w.s
called 10 the chair. The Cha, IMAM stated tina,
lie Wa Cui"n man in 1882, IN lSiJ aud IN
1861; but he was not in favor Of tho negro
r"'.: which the enemies OF the Cousii,ut;on
and us guarantees are endcavorny to 70, ca
upon us,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-13
Friday, March 13, 1868.

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