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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-07-29

The commissions of the gentlemen elected in April
last to the various parish Offices, except those of the
Police Jurors, has been received at this Office and
they are requested to call and get them
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COMPRESSED AIR.-Recently our New Orleans
temporaries devoted a portion of their space 70 "'
trial trip of the Of the Pneumatic PropelIng V0|
panv:
The principle is simple, the difficulty being IN u"
practical application, and that seems to have beenF
tlcally overcome. The car is propelled by an ens.S
very much like steam engine, but this IS oFIa"
not by steam, but by compressed air. At the rano -
depot is an apparatus by which air is pumped s7
able boierron reservoirs twelve feet long ana n,, ,:
inches in diameter, and capable of sustaining ht,r
sure of 800 pounds to the square inch Sucn asg
ply, it is claimed, will run car eight or ten ua
On its return to the depot the exhausted reSel'99
unshipped and newly charged is Suosta'SCb sot
The condensation of air causes an evolution u ! ~.
and this in turn interferes with the condensa~s
practical difficulty which, it is claimed is sr
overcome by the process used. But on sD 9, fon
hand, the expansion of air, on being reess nr coG
pressure, causes an absorption of heat proans.D;1 ven
and thus the escaping air is turned to d,e
tllating and cooling she cars. 1t is said tNa' =
per car can be saved by this invention.
A NICE PLAsE TO LIVE IN-The Vicksbar5 r;rop
thus sums up the political delectab;ies whlon CIV
the resident in Arkansas ror.
Arkansas is in the Union, and the people Do tbs
PEELED to obey the carpet-bag constitution > r,h,
instrument person IN the State Of Arkansa IA h
out having previously taken tine oath preseeso"i
electors shall engage in any of the lines OF o oJc1
viz practice law, practice me- ear
preach the gospel, teach school, act as
tain, as pilot, as engineer mate, edit OF Pas
paper, run ferry boat keep toll bridge, hs| aus
DON or restaurant, keep billiard saloon. act bn
ioneer, as mail contractor, do meFcan .aiop~
,ess shall not carry arms, shall not keep sta nror.
my person violating any of these wholesome shpaNbs
ions shall be deemed guilty of felony ana M hi
punished by imprisonment in the penItentiary ~ -
han twe nor more than ten years
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Tlle South -aDehter1l,

By T. Dill Z AR I'd 81 GO
)fice---Gorner of Texas and Spring Streets,
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-THE writ
quo wsrranto served upon Mayor Con
way, is returnable on Monday the 18th
inst. Conway is discharging the duties
of his office to-day. He has appointed
Robert +. Diamond Chief of Police. Will
liamsoD, the present incumbent, in
dorssd on the copy Of Conway's order,
which was served upon htm, that be did
not recognize the Mayors authority as
sufficient to remove him, having been
appointed by the Military Commander
to serve until further orders, and mill
tsry order not having been issued for bis
removal, be therefore declined TO turn
over his Office to Diamond or any other
person, until relieved by competent su-
thOrity. Williamson is in possession OF
9 the office this evening.
All the newly elected Aldermen, ex.
cept one, and quorum Of Assistant Al
dermeD, have been qualified.
The old Recorder of the Third Dis
trict having refused to vacate his Office
without q military order, which was
promptly furnished the new Recorder
upon his applying at headquarters, he
took possession of theseat and proceeded
to business.
In special order No. rs, dated yester-
day, Gen. Buchanan sets aside the in
junction granted by the Fourth District
'-Court, on the application of the Citizens
Bank, staying the collection of the on
vention tax, and orders the Tax Coils @.
tor TO proceed at once to collect the taxel
imposed BY the Convention.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, June 11.-Crabtree, the
father Of Lolita, the actress, last evening
after being re-committed, concluded to
restore to his daughter, her hard earned
savings and was released.
Antonio Jsnissorri, Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary Of Guatamsla and San Saliva
dor, died at his residence in Brooklyn
yesterday.
The Jerome Park races were postponed
again to-day on account Of q northeast
erly gale and rain storm.
Many of the editorial fraternity have
arrived here from various points to at
tend the Astor House banquet tonight
Commodore Worden, Capt. Wise, of
the Navy, and Ole Bull were among the
passengers for Europe, per steamer
America, to-day.
Judge Nelson to-day refused to grant q
new trial in the case of Ben Holiday
against Thos. w. Kennard, in which
the jury previously found verdict for
the plaintiff, in the matter of q robbery
on the overland stage by the Indians.
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are due to the President, Andrew John
son, for the noble, manly and patriotic
efforts he has made for the preservation
Of the Constitution and rights Of the
| people, and as clemency is the character
/ istic which most assimilates fallible men
to the Divine attributes, we respectfully
| but earnestly urge upon him the issuing
Of proclamation of general amnesty
| for all political ofenses committed dur
| ing the late rebellion, and the restoration
Of all citizens, as far as In his power, to
their former rights and immunities, az
the browning glory of his administers
ton.
Hon. Emerson Etheridge and Hon.
George w. Jones were appointed electors
at large, Col. john Baxter declining in
favor of Mr.. Jones.
Adjourned sine die.
The private dispatches that went out
from Nashville were Of varied hues, and
presenting results and impressions either
totally false or very much at variance
with the facts. The special to the Louis
vile Courier is exceedingly distorted and
exaggerated, in which the facts are as q
grain Of wheat to a bushel of ehaff.
There was nothing to warrant it but a
strange obhquity resolutely determined
on perverting the truth, and misrepre-
senting what actually transpired. The
magnanimity and forbearanee of the
friends Of Mr.. PendletOn are set down as
discontinue, when the truth is, if they
had acted as represented, they could have
defeated any expression of confidence in
President Johnson. and carried the nom
instion OF their favOrite. They were
willing that no preference should be as
serted, and this is represented by the spe-
eisl of the Courier as the defeat of des-
pera:e efforts to get their fsvorite nomi-
mated.
The leader of the Republican Banner
of the l05h, savors very much Of the same
sort. 1t sends up a shout as though q
great triumph had been accomplished.
As faithful to honest journalism, the
facts have been here represented, and in
accordance with the motto which stands
at the head of this journal. No personal
preference, no personal dislike have been
permitted to interpOse. The ruling and
conduct of the presiding officer were Sc
verely animadverted upon, and the evil
dent relief and satisfaction he exhibited
when the resolutions were disposed of,
was visible even to the least observing.
He had got very troublesome piece of
business OFF his hands, and although it
perhaps was not all he wished, yet adroit
cooperation of that great lover Of public
opiniOn-the press-might accomplish
the rest.A The ball has been started with q
pretty severe impetus by the Courier and
Runner
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MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, June lion the 5th
instant the Advertiser contained the fol-
lowing paragraph:
" We are requested by the soldiers on
duty at this place to state that at the
Niger carpet-bag, scalawag meeting
held at the capital on Saturday night,
the soldiers gave three gTOans for Grant,
three cheers for Mcclellan and three
cheers for Andrew Johnson. They were
gwen by the soldiers with a will, and
rolled from the capital to the artesian
basin. We are also requested by these
soldiers to state that any assertion con-
trary to this is a base falsehoOd. The
soldiers say they are white men, and
have no love for carpet baggers and seal
awags."
Ia consequence Of the above, Gen.
Sheppard has issued q general order,
reprimanding the soldiers.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Upper Mis-
sissippi is declining. The Missouri is
falling slowly.
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE weather
is clear and warm.
The river is falling slowly, with Ave
feet nine inches in the canal.
Departed-JOhn Kilgour, for New Or
leans.
PITTsBURG, June 1.-THE river Is
falling, with five feet six inches in the
channel.
CAIRO, June 1.-THE river rose three
inches to-day.
Passed up-LOuisisna, MinneOls, En-
lpire, Magenta and Eau Clare
Passed dOwn-Argosey, ID ok Fulton
No. 3, Belle st. Louis, Kate Hart, DIX
ter and Indiana.
EVANSVILLE, June 1.-THE river has
fallen eighteen inches.
The Ada Norvsll passed down to-day.
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Louisvfue Market.

LOUISVILLE, June Il.-Tohaeeo, sales 2S7
hhds light Tugs 81 7098 ; good 80 lair to shi p
ping leai sl4@z7. Wheat 81 2002 =. Corn $50
CSC. Oats 5s9S0c. Flour S8GS 50 for superfne.
Mess Pork S23g2S %. Lard lSe. Bacon, should
ers l31ac; clear rio lG54Gl7c; clear $ des l75<g
l75zc. Bulk shoulders I2}zc. Whisky dun anU
nominal at g Is
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, June Flour dull. Wheat IN
better demand. Corn s2dS5c. Oats 75G77c.
Pork SIS . Bacon, shoulders I3c clear sides
l7c. Lard nomfnI.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June Ii.-FlOur dull, family
Sl08 ID y. Wheat dull 81 Z5g2 80 Corn SO az q.
Oals 74a753 Pork S2S Bulk meats I2Ql4c.
Bacon -, l61Z9l7c. Lard t7<@lsc. Eggs &c.
Potatoes 1895 %.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. June iI.--CoJton closed dull with
decl. ne Ia prices middung upl mas IN port
I'd; TO arrive 1874 Orleans ll7sd sales 500
bales.
LONDoN, June II -COnsols closed at e55sd T;
Five-twenties 725S97234.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, June u.-Orders will shortly
be issued for the concentration of the
Royal BsttalliOns at their respective
Headquarters for the purpose Of perform
ing their annual drill. Military COM
psnies will be stationed at all exposed
pOints.
TORONTO, June 1.-THE city author
titles have received instructions TO pre-
pare bullets for $4,000 men. This meas
ure is to be acted upon Immediately In
the event of the volunteers being called
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AUCTION.

A DMINI5TRATOR SALE OF THE PER
"A tshable Property OF the late Dr. = N .
" neatOD, decsass6.-On SATURDAY June
u, 1858, at the salesrCOm o. ROyssar Irrelevant
q co. Aucuoneers, No 20 Seeond street. I will
offer at public sale to The highest and hest
bidder, the psrtEh8bie property of DR.. =. ~
" heatOn, deceased, consisting OF The usual
variety OF Household Furniture, and also OF
ONE choices OH Paintings, selected By the late
owner, in person, nom The finest galleries IN
Europe als0, a very hne Harness Horse, Buggy
aud Harness, good as new. Terms OF Sals-A
credit OF y months with bond, and two or more
approved securities.
JOHN P. TREZEVANT
Special Administrators, with VIM Annexed.
=
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GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, June 1I.-Capt. Hayes, of
Gen. Meade's staff, is here making in
vestigations concerning the signatures Of
petitions for the removal of the Mayor
and city officers, which are said to have
been signed by $500 citizens. Affidavits
are being taken of all whose names sp-
pear. So far the signatures prove to be
fOrgeries
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TELEsRAPHIO BARK ITS
NeM OrIenns Mnrket.

NEW ORLEANS, June ll.-Cotton quiet but
steady, mtdolings Z71z62Sc sales ZOE bales
receipts 50 exports 1907 Sterling 52@55. New
York Sight unchanged Gold 5915. Sugar and
-Four dull, superfine s. IS /; Xxx So 50Gl0 50
cnoice Sl2 50di5. Corn quiet ssce1Sl. Oats dull
nc. Hay dull and unchanged. Pork firm
SO 25 Bac n hrmer. shoulders I3Hc; clear
sides I7l<c. Lard uominally iS1SM2pc.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
FOREIGN.

LONDON, June 1I-NoOn.-The partie-
ulsrs of the assassination of Prince
Michael at Belgrade yesterday are, that
the Prince was shot at the first fire, and
expired Immediately. The Princes
cousin was killed, and daughter OF the
latter received a wound. Some of the
attendants were also wounded. One Of
the assassiDs was captured.
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/sT.%ENUIsl

ST. LOUIS, June l1-Thos. I. kirkland,
of the firm of Kirkland & Pollard, OF
Memphis, has purchased within a few
days several lots Of pork from different
parties here. In one case be gave draft
on Memphis, which came back protested
and Kirkland disappeared, since when a
letter has been received from his parents
warning him to stop his proceedings or
he will reach the penitentiary. The ship
ment Of the remainder OF the pork pur-
chased has been stopped.
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TERRY & MITCHELL,
EXCLUSIVE
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
BOOTS, SHOES & HATS
S29 Main Street, Memphis.

WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR SECOND
fre-h and complete Merf hants VIII please
give US call bef re purchasing. jel2
In the District Court OF the United states, for
the District of Test Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Greenwa d 8 Labe, BankrupJs. In bank
ruPtcy, District Of West Tennessee-ss.
To whom IL may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF bis
appOin ment as assignee OF q eenWald K Labe,
OF Memphis, In the county ofShelbS and state OF
Tennessee, within said District who have been
auludged Bankrupts upIn their own petition,
BY the District Court OF sal district.
Memphis, Tenn, the nth day Of June, AID,
1888. WILLIAM I. CIRUDE,
jel2 10 % Assignee, Etc.
In the District Court of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of Edward Warburg Ban krupt. In bank
ruptcy, District OF West Tennessse-ss.
To whom it may concern;
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
Of Mem phls, IN the county OF helby anu
State Of Tennessee, within sai1 District, WhO has
been adjudged a Bankrupt upon Bfs own petit
ton, by the District Court OF said District.
AID, 1858 WILLIAM Y. CIRODE.
jel2 10 % Assignee, Etc.
In the District Court of the United States, for
the District of " est Tennessee. In the matter
Of George I. smith, Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, District OF " est TeDnessee-ss.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OF George I. smith, Of
Memphis, in the County Of shelby, and state
Of Tennessee, within SAID District, who has been
adjudged bankrupt upon his own petition, by
the District Court OF said District.
A. D. 1858. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
iel3 IS 70 Assignee, etc.
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NEW YoRK, June IL Cotton dull and I'M
changed, saes $50 bales uplands S935 SOC.
Rice quiet. Coffee quiet. Sugar, Cuba Ike
i25Sc. M0lasses quiet, Cuba 54655c. Flour dull.
Wheat 81 i7@2 %. Corn 81 0e1Se3i 10.
Dry 6oods-Printing cloths SIC; printed
calicOes lz3<e3 215c; standard brown sheetings
IKE; gil CHAINS 1l1z@iSc; de aines 16aisc
h'@wa drills lie; Amosksag denim sic; ticks
2e@s0c.
ll9l0A< gold 20 new 9ennesEeeE Tx old 81,
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THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Books open for Subscription.
GALL ON
5. 3. WRIGHT, GENERAL AGENT,
Room 8. over Commercial Bank.
man II
A LeaaIsg school, nashville. fem.

xKY r. WARDS SEMINARY for Young La
w dies has maintained, for three years, a
front rank among Literary Institutions Il Is
nov believed to De the LEADING SCHOOL in
the South in point Of numbers and general IA
cation.
The Boarding equals any private table. The
Building is magnificent. The Music, French
assic and English DepaIt ments uusur oassed.
Ths next rtssion Will open Sept. Sd, 1865.
Catalogue, with full particulars sent on april
cation. We. WARD Principal,
isil-lw Nashville, Tenn.
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Notice.

HAVE two beautiful and well improved
L Plantations in Lee county, Ga, within
three miles CT the city of Albany, bounded by
one OF the best railroads in the state, and noe
Lot and eommodiocs Dwelling in the city,
which win gladly ssh or exchange for other
ABA 4. wRGET.
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The Great General restorative

ONLY needs TO be mentioned TO receive the
" approving voice of every user. It Is now
the most popular among all invigorators. on
have ten gallons In one bottle OF that which
III make you young, and keep our system
above all tendencies 70 disease, as well as owe
come the worst di eases Of the country. It
should be in q cry house and taken every day
at this season Of The year.
FORsEER, KEALROEER a CO.,
General Agents,
209 Main Street.
Can be had at all fiTst-class druggists JeI2 I'm
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MARRIED.

G E HOLLA D. Thursday, the utn
inst, by the Rev. T. D. WitherspUon, At the
reSiden-e Of the blues mother, Mrs.. Leven II.
CSe, on Vance street Miss BhTTTE Coz 10 II d.
d. F. HOLLAND formerly Of The . s. A.
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NEW ADVERTTsEM'NTs

MAS ONIC NOTTCE.-The a
vi umcers and members of south "a
Aemphls Lodge, No. lis, are hereby mott ~
fed 20 attend a res Lar stated eommu-/VN
nteation, THIS FriJay eveu ing, at O'Clock.
All II. NJ s are fraternaliy invited.
By order Of A. J. WHEELER, W. -.
BEN. K. PULLES, See'y. ieI2 Il
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IUKA SPRINGS,
T u * "A,
TIshOmingO County, Miss.
rvIHIs DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT
L watering place
Is Now Open to Visitors

Situated as It IL on the Memphis and Charleston
fSsilroad, accessible to all points, under It's
present management, offers superior induce
ments to all parties seeking recreation during
the summer months.
While the healthfui locality aud the waters
Of these Springs alone offer sufficient Induce
ment TO visitors the pfoprietors will spare no
efforts to make this the most destraols place OF
enjoyment to he found in the South.
HS- hne Band OF Music has been engaged
for ms season W A. STEFFEY,
T. j. BARCHUS,
-..rEr~ prOpffet0rs.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE impesch-
ment managers were engaged in exam
ming WOOley this afternoon.
Butler and Brooks were to-day exam
ined by the special committee heretofore
appointed to inquiry into Brooks charges
against Butler, reIative to certain gold
trsnsacfiqns. N sfEN 4 VII
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VARIETIES THEATER,
Corner Main and Washington SITS.

C. H H BROOM Manager
CHARLEY WHIrE........--...-.-..St Manager
Only PIaCG0f Amusement Open in The City !
TJ,HIS TEMPLE FMIRTH now PRESENTS
4 the Greatest Constellation OF Artists ever
presented to a Memphis audience. NEW
SONGS. DANCES. BUHLETTASs EARCESt
PANTOMIMES, ETC.
Admission 80 cents Private Boxes, $.
Doors open at ~, performance to comm renee
at 50 O'Clock. ap1z
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Internal Revenue Taxes.

Internal Revenue Taxes.
COLLECTORS OFFICE STE DIST. Tenn
MEMPHIS, June 3, 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
~ List Of Taxes on Income Business or Rrc-
LESSONS, Carriages, Watches, ETC.. etc, for this
District has been returned to NE by the Asses
sor, and ali persons are notified that said Taxes
are now due and Payable.
Payments in this city and county must be
made before the lst day OF July at my Office or
additional costs and penslties will accrue.
ie4 ROLE =. SAUNDERS. Collector.
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TO PAY CHARGES.

w E Will sell, for cash, 10 the highest bidder,
w on SATUR DAY, June 1874 at O'Clock
m, AZ TOBIN'S WAREHOUSE 81 Jefferson
street, lot OF
Household Furniture
Belonging to estate q -- Patterson. decd.
sold TO pay warehouse charges.
ROYsTEk, IRRELEVANT q co,
1e4 I'd AuctiOnsers.
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EUNOMIANS
or LaGrange SyHOdleal COIIfg &c.

IT has been thought advisable to hold meet
i ing for the disposition or our society Prop
erty. The meeting will be held a oxford
Miss, in the Unif,rsty Chapel, on WEDNES
DAY, June a, 1868. 1t is hoped that all the
mem brrs viii attend, or communicate their
wishes by wiring.
IeL2 Iw JAMES d WEST. President.
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BUENA VISTA SPRINGS

BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.
THIS unrlvaled Watering Place, situated
Il within six miles of RusSeilville, Logan
county, Kentucky, was opened Tor visitors the
FIRST DAY OFJUNE. The pro prietor pledges
himself to make mis- entertain ment equal to
that of any watering place in the country, and
his terms as moderate as the expenses OF mis-
establishment win permit A good BAND OF
MUSIC will be on hand during the season.
Conyeyanees alv avs ready for paSse1 gers
from Russellville to the Springs in close con-
necion with the daily trains rom Memphis,
Louisville, etc.
TERMS:
Per day 5 W
Per week 10 "
fer N Cntn oO ~
Child en- under ~ and servants, per day. 1 -
6OfseH, per Iee0.- ~
Horses. per day W
ice I'm JAMES N. OWEHS, proprietor
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WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR SECOND
w purchase this seas en-. Our st, ok is now
fresh and complete Merchants VIII please
give call BET re purchasing. jel2
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oOMPANY's OFFICE:
Nos. Ga and sc Broadway, n.
the MERCANTILE AcENc

R. q. DUN a Co, Southwest corner Main 3
Madison, over Commercial Bank, Room
Memphis, Tennessee.
=. Il. WRIGHT, General Agent
TohS n For Memphis and Vicinity
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slaves, you are yet far removed from be-
ing placed on an equality with the white
race. You are still cut OIL from many OF
the advantages which are enjoyed by the
other race. The aspiration Of man 10 to
e,joy equality with the best when free
but on this broad continent not single
man of your race is made the equal OF
ours Go where you are treated the
best, and the ban is still upon you. lido
not propose to discuss this. but TO pre-
sent il as a fact with which we have to
deal. / cannt alter il if / would. Il lisa
fact about which we all think and feel
alike. 1t is better for us both,
therefore, to be separated
When the question Of negro suffrage
was submitted to Ohio, Michigan, Min
nesota and Kansas, the majority Of their
citizens pronounced in accordance with
the views we have quoted. But the Radi-
Gals Of Missouri, learning nothing from
the lessons Of history, or from the
opinions Of those whom they indorse as
OF the highest authority, fanatical, i'm
practicable, blind, propose to compel the
people of Missouri 10 accept the negro
as their political equal.-S Louis Re
publican.