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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-30
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Eyss nirc bteruit befanmt semad5t, bas an.
Vii. 5 rtar 1868 Elm 9Darfant of Bankruptcy
gegen sas @erm6sen non s. 8. % ageoner utb
Bro. nom Gonntn SIinpbreps i'm Staate Eehs
neijee erIofien Iporben If, pel6e alf ibre e9ene
@etien bin fir Bancroft ertdrt ptSen pub bab ae
bic Sablng pon 5hII6en ulio MeberIefe iiiig poN
an file obir s;u ibrs @ebteM1 unb bic i1ebertragang
ron irgeilb ei,em Gt9entblnt bnrd e eeieslid perz
botef fnS 4 6aB cine @eriamMhing BON ben GIGubi=
germ Der 9eitannten iir bancroft @rfi6rten, nm bre
bcrberungen au priifen tn6 eineu ob.r mebrere f
fgnees ibres @ernt6geHs gu eruGb am 9. gl6r3
1868 inn 10 Ibr 8prinitf1gs ais Elm Court OF 8anfs
rptea in Der Office bes Aeeifters tn 8nnfruptept i'm
eourtbauss 81 gtartsuile, Eenneiiee. nor Germ
s.. Sa q tB,I d 8esiler, gebaItef trerben foH.
G.. u. 0In9cpR,
Der. etaRari9aa HsHeaeer.s
9ard 8. 6. GRcSRnnen,
Dep. 9. st. gsarf6aa, @eiferser. ian27 2m
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-30

sa eauf eoulitD, 8isco,lia, pro<
baeirte i'm bersanseiter Sabre Gin
9rittel Der eefamtnten Sopfencrnbte
IN oeu @ereini9ten Staaten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-30

- @sbshber eoriaarS, bic bera6nts
ten Sabafefabrifanteu in sletp gorf,
sabIen sins iabrEiae viesierpnsslitusr
boa S9sdI4a4tIt9 S123, 900.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-30
IN BANKRUPTCY.

fSss iplrn biermit befannt aeu1de,t, naA am
Vii. sSanHar 1863 Elm @afrantsin 5ah trrptcp
geaen has 8rn5eer bon 8 mi. . neg MOTT
&errp gountn i'm Stadte Eennefee erIafien worten
eriIdrt nOrSe tit, Sa aIfo Sic 8abnns pon GbnISea
nnb nebsrLieferuug pnH Gieefttbunt, ipeId6es benz
La ferott 81 tldrte Srf, an ihn ODER 5E feient
gebraadh utb biz Nebsrtfnauiia ron fFgef1b Ell en-
GisentbMm 6ilrtb i'm eefetIicb Derboten ftfb; saB
cine 8erfantmluna pom ben 9Ianbige1n bes nanns
ten fr bancroft Grft6rten, ibre orherun9en Al
prfen uno etileu ober Rehrere MigNeeS feines 8ers
1Dgens 81 errudbIen, a. 6ebruar 1868 UNI 10 tlbr
8nrmittass als elm Court Of Bantraptcp III Der
Office bes Resfterei 8nnfrpicp, i'm golft taits sl
Sauatnb, SeaueiIee, por GERM S. Sa Bud; Res
glitter, gebaIten 1eeroen ioa.
,,ss4, g. y, @lasepce,
Ser. ct. Wsarf4au. Meiienger.
9as6 s. 6. McMfullen.
Sep. 9. st. Narf5nH, Meiieases. ian27 Pm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-30

CRIMINALS Gfdnts Seges une Refnfaunass
s&SNaf6ine, III Der go1eIter Sabtif Ian6rpirf5s
f9afhider gserfseuge, 8obefter, u. .. gaau ien6e
mad sinsm &atalog. 49, ian25
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-30
Wlittel Diitrift bon gemeiIee.

syn 9tae. Bic IS aneebt: Der nntsfsei3nete
emdtf hermit befennt, 6cB er lnm Mftanee pot.
Nnberfon unb Sames Better non 9afbptne, Tnpibfon
County, I'M Staate Eenneiee innerbaIb eber9es
nalfRten 4itrt.ts ernannt iuorbeait pe1e anf lire
eigenea Yettonen bin Dureb ben Dilritt Court &c
uennten Ditrttts Bancroft erIldrt ruprbea ftab.
U. g. Gbahbourn, Afftsnee,
1on29 3nt* SO. 821 eHur1 SItaBe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-30

ss1 Set 1859 iino in ben Screenings
ten gtaaten 4 $40 600 @intuanberer
au9efonlmett. sS e 41
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-30
NQitteI 0iitrift bon ssllneifee.

Sefn Vie, bic es an8rbt: Ter t1ntersef5nete
A@ma1t hermit befanni, baB er sum QiIignee pon
Sa1tlti u. Goot u Silas 6tkreH, setoe Don Stewart
9eltatp i'm Staete Senneiee, innerbatb obenSennnns
eigene 9etiten bin bMr hen 9i itrft Court eenanns
ten Sitritt8 bancroft ertldrt !porben finb.
geseten s1 9oufr, Eenn., 1. San. 1865. Ilsss
jane Sntm Sas. y, Glopb, aiisnee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-30

Mittel Diitrift bon Sennelfee.
81 N Mne, bic ee nneebf: Der llnteraei6nete
1ssro9t bertnt befannt, baB &c 8.isn Mfftgnee pot
9enrp g. Doris pom Mptitgpnierp Gpuntp fmStaate
Tennefiee, innerbalb pbengsinnnten Eiftritfs ets
noGlft uorosn i peIhfr allf feline ei9eEe Aetitio1
btn eurh zen Diff 1T geurt GenaMnteit SiitrtffS
bditferpft ertL6rt mr. rben lit.
@easbea gu GIartsui1e, Eeaa., 80. 9e,. 1867.
aa6smw -. u. ~efer, afftsnse.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-30
Neforllfll fiir 9amen.

sFySandn.s Sumets. 8rufts Balloon uHO petens
$tirfr Br1f &Ieoatpr, speitbe bic 8 lite pbpfisIos
gif9 entrpideIt. Seppt 907 @roabwap, Stem Borf,
Man fence Stomp4 fir nd9ere MuStitnft. 3n pers
taifen in ellen sEptbeten urb @pbsB GnbIiingen fir
Somen. a. ~ s.sgsg - - ~ fnnfT ,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-30
Agentel Dtrlangt.

LEE AND HIS, LIEUTENANTS.
qreis IS. 2ieiss @erf bat III Iiterarii6sn aeie.
GRIFFIN CHI angemetifes Mnieben erteet itno NTH
2anbes i'm bo5em Gra6e 9ebtligt. SaieIbe mitb
febr raf 1ertatf. Cine reae perdr5berte urib reps
S9rifttelcr 1T eben erf5 efien Itb Sur geriefbung
al agentetl sbereft FTets IS. Sfefes gBert BAT
bereit6 cine babe DhtIipn 2eIer rno nod eeht ber
9ertauf pornn. WEARING OF THE CRAY
Don Sobn Gften Goote pom @tratttia Ereis S4. 9asi
resenohe NIB eifetnbe BUD Der Belt, eSroBe 8ors
t1eile tpereen aebeten. AsreIe: tesfsS sisi t'3t
SIS 9. 8. DfbbIe. 9erdassebsr,
ianH "a e2eS @ain Strase, aOu.suiHss S7p.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-30
50 apaps!

Gre pra5tpoE iuuSfrirte me5is inif1e gaerte 1oel
wi9fise pbpfpIogtide BeLebrting fir Ndnner unb
lSrnueif entbaften. 9Brb geseif -Gmpfapa pom 25c.
rei sngefanot, mon b iuenbet an ben GefrstGr
Der Eep Yorfer utebistniiden HRiperfitat, 9n.- 80
Clinton RIace, Rew BORT Giip. JAMES
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-30
Glaims nnb 8dtentt.

fSbas. q. gBbitman, Rebtsan,paIt in Der SUI
&Gpreme Court Der 8ereinigteu Staaten, Court fir
GIaimsl unb Grecittips Deportements. GorgfdIttge
Mnfmerfiamteit irirb alien Nrten BON Muiprii9en an
bic 8ereintatelh aaten unb bef 8efpreRns non pa
nteitten fur GrfifiSer gt{9enft.
Gfies: ode SET o. i,b Is 6trnBe. Git &aI sesenibsr,
4 iaftf7 aEd.FsB aeaSbtn o to H. S.sS.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-15

SOMETHING OF FLoRIDA.-The Commits.
sioner Of Agriculture, in his annual repor.
for 1867, gives US some idea Of the wonder
full resources Of Florida in the following
statement:
Florida is destined to be a winter garden,
yielding market supplies to northern citiss
without . risk Of competition, and oranges.
figs and olives and other fruits Of semi.
tropical chimes. Between tidewstef and the
lower slopes OF the mountains is . region
producing wheat Of . better quality than any
section north Of it, the entire range Of farm
products in great profusion, and such fruits
as apples, cherries, and grapes. with certainty
and success. The mountain regions. almost
unappropriated and unknown, at an elevs.
ton varying from fifteen hundred to six
thousand feet: is the great grazing section Of
North America, sufficient to furnish album
dant pasturage through the year to millions
Of cattle and sheep. These mountain slopes
are generally free from surface rocks, csv-
cred with forest growths interpreted With
grassy glades, and fertile to their submits.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-15
C0NGREssI0EAL


SENATE.
WASHINGTON, February ll.-After the
reception Of petitions, consideration Of the
bill con :erning the rights Of our citizens
abroad was resumed. At the expiration OF
the morning hour, the Speaker presented
the Presidents letter and the reply Of Grant.
Bingham moved reference to the Committee
on Reconstruction. Logan stated it was
the reply to that letter from General Grant
which he desired to have furnished to the
House. The Speaker intimated that there
were errors in the correspondence a. printed.
Bingham modified his motion SO thst the
letter should be referred to the Committee
on Correspondence. Logan's resolution was
also adopted.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole on the Legislative Appropria-
ton bill. Several amendments were made
and the committee arose.
The Speaker presented a message from the
transmitting a copy Of Grants
last reply. 1t was referred to the Comm ittee
on Reconstruction. Soon after, the House
adjourned.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-15

MARRYING FOR Fun AND GETTING Dr.
voRcED IN EARNEsT.-The Detroit Free
Press has the following story:
In the Wayne Circuit Court, recently, one
of the most novel suits for divorce ever insti-
tu,ed was concluded by the granting of the
PRAYER of the petitioner. J he case is that OF
the marriage which was performed in this
city in August last. As will be remembered,
the young man and young woman in question,
Mr.. WmW. Bowers and Miss Julia l.. Madi-
son, at an evening party bantered each other
10 marry. and in the same spirit Of jesst that
prompted the banterlng, proceeded to the
residence of clergyman, where the ceremo-
ny was performed, the minister, however, not
being let into the secret, but surprising the
marriage TO be in earnest, and the intention
of the parties being bona nde, 70 become hus-
band and wife. To the sorrow of the maid,
and the chagrin of her other half, who had
been made unwittingly husband, the clergy
man pronounced his opinion that they were
not only " somewhat married." as Artemus
Ward said OF Brigham Young, but the truth
also came home to the parties that they were
u great deal too much married. The result
was that the young maiden. entirely innocent
and unsophisticatedin the ways Of married life
was Obliged to go before Court and rlead to
have the foolish consequences of her silly
frivolity set aside and annulled by judicial
form. or course, the young man, the part
ner of her sorrows, did not appear to defend
himself against the claim for divorce, and
the decree asked for by the petitioner was
granred.
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PROM EUROPE.
BY CABLE.

BY CABLE.l
LONDON, February l0.-Marquis DezeRlia
the Italian Minister, has resigned and asked
to be recalled Immediately.
Much excitement exists at Warwick, in
consequence Of an anticipated attempt OF
the Fenians to rescue Burke, who is con-
fined in the Warwick Jail.
Dispatches from China announce that
Minister Burlingame has departed for the
United States.
An earthquake had been felt at Shanghae
and Ningpo. No destruction of life or pro-
perry has been reported but the shock eau
sed great CONSERVATION.
Il ne imperial forces report another battle
with the rebels, and claim that the rebels
were defeated in all these encounters. The
imperial arms are rapidly regaining lost
ground.
In Cork, last night, squad Of policemen
patrolling the streets were attacked by mob
with stones and clubs. The policemen,
being outnumbered, fell back. When they
were reinforced, the crowd had dispersed and
Zone could be found.
LONDON, February ll.-Sir David Brsws-
ter. the celebrated savant, died last night.
The British iron-elad Hercules, said to BE-
the largest in the world, has been success
fully launched at Chatham Dock Yard.
LIVERPOOL, February l0.-The strike Of
eabmen has ended, and vehicles are now run
ming Is usual.
BERLIN, February l0.-The National Gus
regarded not only - important to the inter-
ests Of commerce, bat as likely to advance
the progress Of German unity. The National
party is assiduously laying plans to give .
political character to the approaching Con-
ference.
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SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
I From the Virginia Enterprise Of yesterday.

FROM the NlrSlnla Enterprise OF yesterday.
SAN FRANCIsco, February l3.-1he ex.
citement in Hale & Norcross stock is main.
tanned. 3 feet quoted to-day at 81 100. There
are four hundred feet in this mine. One
party claim, to hold 203, and the opposite
faction have 1893 feet in hand and feet more
coming in. seller 80 days. Unless the COM
bination breaks, some of those who have
sold short must go to the wall.
The corner stone of the Alhambra theater
was laid to-day with appropriate ceremonies.
General Cobb officiated as master of cere-
monies. James Stark delivered the address.
The steamship Golden City, from Panama,
arrived this morning. Her passenger list
has already been published.
VIM. Vogel committed suicide this morn
ing by shooting himself.
Stephen C. Gilmore sues Henry c. Mat
hews for $4,000 damages for pulling his
nose.
The Great Republic is expected on Sat-
nrday and the opposition steamer Sierra
Nevada is due from Panama on Sunday.
The Moses Taylor from Nicaragua is over
due and looked for hourly. The America
sails for Panama on the 18th AM the Golden
City on the 18th.
Mining stocks are active to-day. Yellow
Jacket closed at 81 900
A New York telegram to-day quotes Cali
fornia wheat at 50 Is firm flour, SD 75(d
ID IS. California wheat in Liverpool on the
18th inst. was quoted at los. cd.
Gold closed in New York to-day at l4lA
Legal tenders here, 7l@72.
Flour-Cnchanged.
Wheat-Sales of 400 sacks good mill
ing, s. 20; 1900 sacks good shipping,
s. 72t.
Oa,s-S GOAL 35(a1 s2t.
Gold closed in New York to-ngh. at l40l
The race at Schell Park Course yesterday
between four year-ods, for purse Of $500,
aGas won bp Venture in 2:43 and 2it.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-15
THE GERMAN TURN-VEREINs, or gymnas-

THE GERMAN TURN-VEREINs, or gymnas-
tic societies, continue to thrive on this coast
The annual reports of the Pacific Turner
Bund," as the central or grand Verein is
termed, show that there Is general increase
in the number of members and in the cash
on hand The associations of San Francisco,
Sacramento, Marysville, Stockton, Oakland
and Portland, have total membership Of
426, and surplus of assets over liabilities of
Sl9,3S5. The San Francisco Turn-Verein,
besides its members, has 233 boys and 20
girls in gymnastic classes. In few years
the importance of thorough physical training
for boys and girls will begin to be appre-
ciateJ
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-15

Partic ular Attention Paid to
Engraving & Enameling Jewelry!
ja1&tf
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LEcTURE-Rev. A. c. McDougall w. q.
Counselor 1. o. G. T. of the State Of Cali
|fornia will lecture at the NJ. E. Church in this
place, this evening at 7 o'clock on the subject
|of Temperance. All are invited to attend.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-15

A GLIMPSE OF THE PARTY AT THE WHITE
House. last evening, showed about one hun
|dred persons present, with good spriakling
|of gentlemen and ladies members Of other
denominations besides the Methodists, among
the number. 1t seemed a most cordially
social reunion, as we doubt not it was.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-15

Who STOLE THAT POKER Some de-
PRAYED and viii aous prowler committed
|burglarious larceny night or two ago BY
enter ing the ApPEAL Office and stealing our
stove poker. The rascal is a kleptomaniac
OF the order Of gan'ias who sell old iron and
steel for living. Return it in good repair
and no questions will be asked.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-15

THE SwEETwArER MINES are situated in
|Dacotah Territory on the Eastern slope Of
the Rocky Mountains and only % miles
south of the line Of the Pacific Railroad, and
$50 miles from Cheyenne City, to which
point the Railroad is in operation.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-15

RuBY VALLEY MILL.-The Reveille says
|the first Touring mill in Lander county will
be set in operation about the first Of the
eoming March.
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THE DAILY APPEAL

TIRE SUPREME COURT will. be in session
To-day, and again on the Goth instant.
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C1ERRA SILVER MINING COM.

SIERRA SILVER MINING COM.
y pany. Location Of works: Genoa, State Of
Neva1a.-Netice is hereby given. that at . meet
ing Of the Board Of Trustees Of said Company,
held on the tenth Q0) day Of February. 1868, an
assessment Of One and 5O-l0o Isl SOY Dollars per
share was levied upon the capital stock of said
company, payable Immediately, in United States
gold coin, TO the Secretary at his office Nos So and
So Washington Market, San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the EIGHTEENTH (lS) DAY OF
MARCH 1865. shall be deemed delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for sale at public auction.
and unless payment shall be made before will be
sold on the SECOND o. DAY or APRIL. 1868,
to pay the: delinquent assessment together with
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
W. L. DAUTERMAN, Secretary.
Office. Nos. SO and Sc Washington Market. San
Francisco, California. fel5td
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-26

jSTILEa, COLBY L MoMAHAN, Commission Mer-
- chants ard Wholesale Provision Dealers, 2i5 South
/ Water iirasa
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THE EIsN OF TERROR.


Northern siee hanIcs not wanted south
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug Is, 1868
Editors Missouri Democrat:
If the mechanics OF your city. Chicago and
Cincinnati knew their own interests, they
would not row be coming TO this locality in
hopes to better their condition. Memphis IS
PLAYED out. There 10 not q building Of any
moment now going up, and not one nechan>
ic in ten now in the city can find employs
ment. We are actually in reign Of terror
that far exceeds that OF 1851. The Northern
man that passes the Ohio river-or, as Albert
Pike, Of the appeal, calls it, aihe River Of
Fire and .'the River OF Blood comes to
almost certain death. Brother mechanic,
come not here, for il you do the Araldnehe,
another hre-caiiug paper, threatens that you
shall be treated as pests ss if small pox was
written over your doors. If these papers
continue their infamous and reasonable
course another year. you can pasture all the
cattle IN Shelby county upon the city streets.
II is well known what the old scalping knife
is, and what it did in the year 1862 to 1865,
First, knownothing, then Knight Of the
Golden Circle, and now disturber Of the
peace. That Northern renegade and vindic-
tive ySbel, Al vert Pike snre les that i . the
duty q every khits ,aa2 10 nrm andsorgsn>
iie against the laws and the party that has
saved the Union. And all the Confederate
soldiers about Memphis are armed, as we'll
as the greatest traitors here during the war,
who smuggled nearly 100000 worth Of
goods per month from Cairo to Southern
rebels in arms. lam told this BY one of the
atsAd Jurors Of the u. s. Court, and ii me>
dhanics in the North are coming here, they
may know just whit 10 expect.
Yours &C., ~ NENo.
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Co1sais.toss.

nIAsnINa Beos, WEST GO. Wholesale dealers ~
lfl Notions Hoop Sk.It, Hseiery, cloves ard Fancy
Dry Goods, ii Lake street our stock entirely rev.
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- 7r7ftTf,-- 4
special Notices.
Physical Exhauslion.

Worn out With this burning hsae 81 Summer the
Aan~n sysse requires be reinforced aud
4 sKh seascp. Strength ms literally bssa s,ea1ui.s
out Of II updera Temperature thar necessarily produces
s1haustioa Fell the Of renitten: OVERS Ard
his weak an erervas.d always their nst victims
How therefore, ia the time fer invigorson Those who
have neglected and regulate Tho digestive and
sacresive organs dattas ,s months OF June aud Ins
osn longer continue o without Imminent peril
70 health and life. Commence course Of HOSTEL
TIERS BITTER6 without delay. or all rsnosatas,
MISUNDERSTANDING preparations this 10 the cst whole
sorsa and III potent, It does cot unduy excite
The most sessltiys oeeasizshop IT. mission Il pre-
,evf regulate shd resore Ths tonsc snsi-biiio and
spsrisnt slesnts which it contains
siatsd in the sxsct proportions nscssary put the
whole t1e6pA ADBsshH working order m purity
u III rs ngsdienss = suaranseed Isroeses Ii. ..-
t0id appetite give pavontsd energy % the digestion,
ess and bnases tn nrvss, - ssp,sees sit.Ss aad
aeprsson NTH sr5 sns thse,fnlsss,; bss.dss s.s.s
asresshls sAs palate md ss en III tbs objections
afrsa axaisss ~ altasesd snula.ss and teaies Of
phioA ills designed 70 suppfy ne place. "a
Aug2ad&w
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cLsaErrss LArNsr ri aTruitm.

We TELL THEM tIglE REPtBLICANSl
THAT THE DAYS OF THEIR TYRANNY AND
TIlENING ARE FAST DRAWING To A
CLOSE AND THAT THEY WILL GO OFT OF
OFFICE AT THE EEXT pEFsTpEyTIk!.
ELECTION EITHER A4-RALIoTs OR By
BULLETS BY BALLuIs IF THE PEOPLE
ARE ALLOWED 10 VoTE. AND By ri j.
LETS Ii TAlsa, AIsL NOT -4tsysA - M
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The Democratic leaders of the South are
willing to allow the negroes to vote on the
simple condition that they vote with them for
Seymour and Blair. They are opposed to
aegro suffrage only because the negroes may
exercise ths frssdpn Of choice. and vots for
Grant ana Cclfax.a AsStafN
Throughout the South the Democratic
Rebel leaders are organizing Democratic
clubs OF colored citizene, engaging negro
speakers, and contributing extenaively TO
Democratic barbacues as = means of making
capital for the Democracy in the ranks OF
their dark skinned feliow-citizens. That il
all well enough ~ far as it goes, but when
+ tkey carry it still further, and deprive voters
Of employment and put their lives in jeorar-
|ad5 ha1ess they apenaiaelo votsthA DemocrAs>
ic fckak1hs1 sfss1npb pag,sgtbeir old
Ams Of aristooratic despotism. If voters
are allowed to vote according to their prefer
ance only at the peril Of starvation, there il
not much room to boast Of the freedom and
ipdependence Of American citizenship.
II is possible that when the number Of
Democratic negro voters increase to fair
proportion with the Republican voters Of that
persuasion, the party may come to have .
higher appreciation Of the sacred right Of
suffrage as The fundan entail, principle and
safeguard Of Free Ins.itntiouG