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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-03

Charles Alfred Townsend, the facile Bo-
hemian, who writes correspondence stimuli
taneously from all parts Of the known
world, has recently put his foot in il by get.
ting up narrative of an interview with
Senator Wade, which the latter pronounces
apocryphal in the first degree.
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE.

Bought by the single piece or in bulk Parties
breaking, up housekeeping and wishing % sell in
block avoid the inconvenience Of auctions
requested to call. Furniture neatly repaired and
Vanished on reasonable terms Furniture carts TO
hire, and particuaf attention paid to moving
P. NJ. T0URNE,
mbs I'm Up l40 Gu tomhouse, near Dauphine street.
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John Henderson vs. John It. CLAN
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF MI
II leans-No l9,6la-By virtue Of a writ o.
and sale, to me directed by the HonorstR
Fourth District Court Of New Orleans IN th
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub n
Royal street between Canal and Custoi
streets, in the Second District Of this
MONDAY, the sixth day Of April, ls6e, at Z
a CERTAIN PORTION or GROUND
with all the rights, ways, privileges, cu-tumi
tudes, and appurtenancea thereto belonging
any wise Approaching, situated in the fourth
Of this oits, in the square No 2, bounded by N
First, Howard, az d Jacob streets, and form
Of the original lots designaI ed by the Nos, a
a p an drawn by l. h; Pile, "a Q CITY surys
the thirteenth day Of April, 1859, dsDosited
OiiSg "a =, SOuny, Iaotals pUSiio, IA tti,5 -
which said portion Of Ground measures q
inches and lines front on First street, 81
inches in depth and front on Howard street
IN depth on the side line toward Jacob stre
81 ieet and Il inches on the rear line dividing r
lot No. OF said square, all Of which vi mod
appear by reference to tne sketch OF the sal
neTed 70 an act passed before j. w BYeedloI
a notary public IN this city, dated March d,
purchase FIR m plaintiff per said act passed
said Notary Breedloye dated March %, 1855,
Seized in the above SUIT.
Terms-l. In cash to a sufficient amount
plaintiffs claim, amounting TO the cum Of
hundred dollars $3.50. with interest thereoa
per cent par annum from the 2sth day Of
1866, tll the 18th day Of March. 1867, and the
a. eight per cent per nnuum ii day Of sale
dollars and i've cents ts3 05 costs OF copy OF q
the costs Of suit.
The purchaser to assume to the sxtant
amount OF his bid the pAyment of a prod
note secured BY mortgage on said property
like sum of three hundred dollars fB31) Ord :
the defendant 10 his own order, and by him IN
dated on the 18th day Of Mafch. 1865, and 4
two years after date, bearing interest at six II
per annum from date to maturity and therei
eight scr cent per annum tili paid.
;. And the balance Of the price Of adjudici
any, cash on the spot
GEORGE W. AVER a
mh6 20 APPS Sheriff Of the Parish of ORD
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Julius BarbarOux VS.. Thomas Il. ID
ENOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEYf
II lean8--No. 31u2t by virtue Of 4 writ 4
facias to me directed by the Honora
ourth District Court Of New Orleans, in tn
emit led cause, will proceed to sell al pub
ton, ~ the Merchants and Anotioneors' hxc
Royal street, between Canal and cust0n
slreets, 10 the second District Of this Il
MONDAY, the sixth day Of April. 1888
O'Clock n. the following described property
two CERTAIN LOTS OF CIR uND, adj
each other, together with all the buildings al
provements thereon aud ell the rights, ways
indies, privileges, and sppurtenances fhereunl
longing or in any wise appertaining, situatedl
New fsubourg Marigny, Third District Of thl
IN the square bounded BY bzgRtelle Gispd,
hart, and Union streets. Which SAID lots md
each, In American measure, thfrty-one feet
inches and i've lines trout on hhAalale BtreI
one hundred and twenty -saven fees ten incha
five lines ~ depth, between equal and parallel
which SAID lots Of ground compose toRethi
erigInal lot No z03 OF square No a. and Ws
quired by d. PENDANT. Thomas B, b dley, b
chase from William Augustus Cnsmbers 4
oitys BY act before hdwaFd Barnett, Notary
in ttis city, Of dhte February rs, 1854
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. AE
GEO. ". AYERl
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DEAFNESS DEAFNESS.

DIR. W. L. DAVIS,
Aural Surgeon and Consulting Ophthalmic Surgeon,
has removed to 2l Canal street, between Basin and
Franklin.
DIR. Davis can be consulted daily at his Office.
Hours Of consultation on Deafness and kindred
Affections, &c ~ = --.hs e;,a e.
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GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY.


GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY.
MASS MEETING ON CONGO SQUARE.
Friday Evening, April 3.
Let arrangements be made by all the
REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATIONS IN THE CITY
TURN OUT EN- MAszE.
All men who believe in Loyalty and Justice and
desire Peace and Prosperity, are cordially invited
COME ONE-UoME ALL.
Eminent speakers will address the meeting,
BY order Of the
mh3l At COMMITTEE.
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WANTED.

TIMBER,
LUMBER,
STONE,
BRICK,
SAND.
LIME,
CARPENTERS.
MAsoNs,
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tcsy Htt Bills q A49na4 Nsaq RaaaiBdl Rama
0aa SID Aii kAA1za VI Hqs4mefA.ai Fl3aa ia naaefg
e1eoat4 atthU Aegprllcan Stqe, No W s., glskiRa
Gfsst
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CIRCULAR TO TaR REP URLICANs
OF LOUIszANA,


HEADQUARTERS COMMITTEE on TBE CAMPAIGN
Radical Republican Party,
NO II DryAdes street, New Orleans, March g. 1853
The Campaign Committee of the Repub-
lican party of Louisiana deem it proper te
lay before the party the accompanying cir
cular, signed by the Republican members OF
the constitutional convention, with the res
olutions of the Republican nominating con-
vention, together with those of the Central
Executive committee, unanimously ratifying
the nominations of the state ticket, and ex-
polling certain boilers from the committee.
With the exception of few disappointed
ofice-seekers, mostly new in the ranks of
the party, who having failed to rule are now
determined to ruin it, and who have been
found out and expelled from all committees
and clubs to which they belonged, the party
is unanimously in favor of the regularly
nominated ticket, headed by the Honorable
H. C. Warmoth.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted by the Radical Republican state
nominating convention, January Is, 1868,
just previous to its adjournment:
ResolUed, That we hereby pledge our lives,
our fortunes, and our sacred honor to the
success of the Radical Republican party, and
the election of the candidates we have nom
mated. S. B. PACKARD, Chairman.
DENNIS BURREL, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES,


RAEDIEs. CLARET, AND WINES
Iron Safe, Once Fursfture,
The Stock of b. Il. CAsTENDYK.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
SALE BY ORDER OF THE AssIGyy
BY c. E. CIR ARDEY d
AucT1oNEERs, OFFICE II EXCHANGE FL
TUESDAY, APRIL Il, 1888, AT 10 o'eLd
NJ, at the Store, No. "a Common street, b
Tehoupitoulas and Magazine streets, will Be
public auction, by order of e. E, Norton, E,
eral assignee in bankruptcy for the
States District Court of Louisiana
The stock Of Brsndies, Clarst, Wine, In
Office Furniture, etc., surrendered by Z. z
dyk, Bankrupt.
Terms-Cssh in United States notes, be
livery,
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WHISPER BLACKBURN
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SHBRIFF'S SALES.

Louisiana State Bank VS.. AanndevS
McIlhenny.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLS
- No. l9.250.-By virtue Of writ of + en-
against George $. Vaudeville, to me a
by the Honorable the sixth District G
New Orleans, in the above entitled cause
proceed TO sell at pubic auction on TUEs
the seventh day of April, 1868. at u O'cloA
at ", +. TTevett's stable, No. 1916 Barenne s.
the First District Of this city
One Sorre HORSE, BUGGY, and HARNEt
reized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
GEORGE W. AVERt
ulh27 api7 Sheriff of the Parish Of OF ,
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FIFTH DISTRICT,

II Ell vID A L
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Il o. PAxsON. MANAGER,
j. B. GUTHRIE, GEN ARAA AGENT.
Policies Issued ana Lssaes Paid as ahEu
0mee.

Premiums non-forieitAble under The rules Of tbs
csmpany Aftsr ava years ssiiaisa ineontastable
except for non-paymens Of ptsnaaHnas or Disatats'
a,aata IN applicAtion. 81 M saaa rFt
Nc EXTRA charge Tor residence ~ or travel to any
part Fl che alya u "a che Ihllsd States o.
EaroDs, nsae "
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~,
Radical Republican Party,
New Orleans Louisiana, March 1893.
Out of eighty-six Republicans in the con-
stitutional convention seventy eight have
svowed themselves in favor of the regu-
larly nominated state ticket, while four
colored men, Rodriguez, Of Orleans, Bonne-
fol, of Pointe Coupee, Dupart, of st. Tam.
many, Butler, of st. Helena; and four
white men, TaliaferTo, Of Catahoula, and
Crane, Smith, and Mushaway, of Orleans,
are the only members Of the convention
who favor the bOlters' ticket, on which
four of them (Taliaferro for governor,
Smith for secretary OF state, Crane for at.
torney general, and Bonnefoi for auditory
have places.
This Central Executive committee, com.
posed of one hundred and forty members,
with the greatest unanimity, adopted, Janu-
airy % and January 80, the following resoiu-
Reso1ced, That we cordially indorse and
earnestly support the candidates nominated
by the Radical Republican state conven-
ton.
Resoloed, That we condemn and denounce
auv effort to get up another ticket as an at
tenapt to divide our party and defeat re-
construction and the success Of our prin-
ReeolDed. That all members Of the Central
Executive committee OF the Radical Repub-
ican party Of louisiana who oppose the
nominees OF inc 6Atttt nUnAiahuE COuFeu-
finn Of our party shall be regarded as disor-
ganizers, and their seAis hhAn be declared
vacant.
WBERRAs, The New Orleans Tribune has
ceased to represent the principles and pol
icy Of the Republican party Of Louisiana;
therefore
Rssoloed That We hereby repudiate it as
the organ Of our party and OF this commit
Tee, and appoint the New Orleans RHPUs-
LOAN as the organ of our party ana Of this
committee,
Under the second resolution Charles
Smith, o. Yoinchs, L. Rodriguez, J. s.
soude, W. R. CrAne, y. T. atonthieu. and
three others were unanimously expelled.
The state Central Executive committee is
harmonious. and determined that the prin-
ciples and ticket Of she party shall sueceed.
SETH W. LEWIS.
President State Central Ek. CosHmiitee
VIZ. VieRRs, Secretary
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BANKRUPT BLANKS.

BANKRUPT BLANKS.
ALL THE
BLANK FORMS IN HANKRUPTCW
Now Ready.
We have completed the printing Of the BANK
RUPTOY BLANKS, seyenty.nine IN number, in
c,ading the Schedules. and ready to supply the
demand in any desired quantity at the following
PRICESs
Per dozen; IS
Single copies 10
Orders from the country solicited yls
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william AIthnus. Agent, vs..

W EIIINM \ 1LMlUNe AWenNg VI ET7
Hutohins.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF MEN,
- leans, No. 2O,77l.--By virtue Of a writ N
facias to me directed by the Honorable tN m
District Court of New Orleans in III
entitled cause. will proceed to sell at pit N
ton, on SATURDAY, the fourth Gay of Aa.
at 4ls o'clock r NJ, at my warehouse. No. p III
street, IN the Second District OF this city IA
A Lot Of FURNITURE, removed frd
premises situated at the corner Of CustomhOtN
Basin streets, as per Inventory, which can
z m Office. n
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
GEO. ". A wa
unh2f 30 ant Sheriff of the Parish OF III
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seaj 91rleatts gepmhlifan.

SsEH V5EkEa1kp 2SEFMutRket"'
AgOUTHWORTH, Editor and Proprietor,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY Of NEW ORLEANS
-
rVFFlCIAl JOURNAL or the REPUBLICAN PARTY,
NEW ORLEANS, APRIL 5, As0s.
NATIONAL TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSESS.GRANT
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
EDWARD II. DURELL
ST AT Y TIC * H It &.
FoR GOVERNOR,
HENRY C. WARM T II.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OS C R J. D U N N
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
GEORGE E. Dove E.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
NEON BEL D z N ..
FOR AUDITOR,
gle on GEM IcKLIFFE.
soR TREASURER,
ONE LET.
SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
THOMAS W. CONWAY.
FOR NC R ES -.
FIRST DISTRICT,
j. ALE SY P H E R
SECOND DISTRICT.
SIM ON 10 N E S.
THIRD DISTRICT,
JOSEPH P. NEW HAM.
FOURTH DISTRICT,
MI H E L V D A L
FIFTH DISTRICT,
w. JASPER BLACKB URN.
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FOURTH DISTRICT,

JOSEPH P. NEwsHAM.
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FIRST DISTRICT,
j. HA LIE SY P II E R i.
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FOR CONGR ES -.
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RULES In BANKRUPTCY.
ADOPTED BY THE
HON. E. h DURELL,
Judge oSthe United States District Court,
Together with list Of the United States Judicial
Officers ofthe State, and the Act Of the Legislature
dividing the State into Congressional Districts. has
Just been Published at the REPUBLICAN Oflcs, anu
is now ready for delivery.
Prioa SIC iiv7du
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First District-GEoRGE w NADER, DAVID
WILSON, SOLOMON R. MOSES. Second Dis
trict-HCGHJ. CAMPBELL, P. B. S. PINCH
BACK. Third District-T V. COPELAND,
Captain AiONETTE. Fourth District W.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
HOMAS W. CONW AY.
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THIRD DISTRICT

SIM ON 10 N E s.
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JOHN I. BARKErT. soHN N. WIHNANN
QARRETT 81 WIEAIANNs
Wholesale and Retail Dsalersin
HARDWARE, STOVES. SHIP oHANDLERY
PAINTS. AND OILS.
AEarBlehzed AEantels. Crates. EslAss,
ROand, Square. and Hoop Iron, af
Copper Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware.
NOS. ssB and TTs Levee Street,
Near sOrsDuru Market Fourth District.
noz2en NEW ORLEANS.
KNKoKERHOUMEm MUTUAL LIRH
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Aaaeaa.
ERAsTUs LYMAN. PRESIDENT.
Braaeh Once, No so uanap street,
NEW 0AzGANs.
u II pAXenN MAwA1rR
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COME oNE-UoME ALL.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23
All styles of Rag Carpets constantly on hand
at Primrose's. The thing.

~ distinguished Methodist Minister and prominen,
Temperance Lecturer once remarked Ihat 90 where
ne would from one erd of the country the other he
hardly ever failed to find PLANTATION BITTERs and
whIle he condemned the practice of using these Bit
erS TOO freely he could eniiOusly saw that
ne would discard them, from The sid board for he
nSeII mad experienced beneficial results from their
USE anu thal from long and s:Ose observation he
was convinced that when used moderately and as a
meuiclne exclusively, they all that was recon.
melueu Al the same time he warned his hearers
pleas mi a tome to IrGe with
r. NAGNoLlA WATER Superior TO the best import ed
"erman Cologne, and sold at half the price seu9lv
There is only one Candy Manufacturer he.
low Wilmington and that is Ii. Bearne Of
Smyrna. nv VI
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23
MARYLAND ITEMS.

A-N'ce IoUng Nan. .-Abont three wool.
ago young man by the name of Price came
10 EastOn, as an agent of the Continental I;E.
insurance Company and fourished around
c3hSlGeraDly Tor few days when on the 22d
,ut.' he hired horse aud carriage from the
nIyGry stable of f. q. Wright, ESD. 10 90 to
lllllIDor0ugh; After rusticating at Hillsbo-
rou%h lew days he went to Chestertown and
from there to Baltimore During his snionrn
there he wrote Mr.. Wright letter. dated at
GneStcrt0wn, and put it on board the H;,hEynJ
IX;,9ht. This was the last heard of him mill
edne'day last, when the Baltimore .Suu gave
an an extract from the Richmond .J0urudL stat;nU
that l'rlce had turned up in that citv liz
TOOK rooms at the SpOtSwood Hotel and reois-
tered himself as Judge Wickes of Marvl,nd
lie Iived high and drank champagne freely
Out the lmpostor was soon detected by an ac.
quaihtamce OF the Judges and put under ar
rest. The horse and carriage, we learn i in
baltimore. Price also imposed upon the In
>"Iauce company to the extent of one hundred
dollars or Ore.-EdSt0n Gazette
=. .irIrcst, Of ihalipS, the MA Ia7tcr,r-On
wv w edneNJ9y morning L. S. Deputy Marshal!
h4inaS +. Kea, acting under orders from Mar
HhaI Bohlldnt, arrested VIM 4. L. PhilinS
latI az :AS5 slant Postmaster here at the residence
oI ms n Iather IN law, Mr.. John H. Wheadon.
oh iouu fOlnt, IN this county 1t will be
reroilected that Phillips, sometime in the month
0I august last, being caught in the act of niI.
iierlnS letters, suddenly disappeared, and when
last heard from he was in St. Louis. under an
assumed name" Eurla Iarner," we believe
AS the Deputy Marshal drove up To tbr
dwelling of Mr.. Wheadon, he was met bv
fhiIllps who said he expected to he arrestnd
ana came home for that purpose. The DanntT
ana his prisoner lett the next morning in tLo
steamer Champion, for Baltimore. where tho
latter VIII be handed over to Marshal Bonifant
> w have never, We believe, stated the amount
OF the losses incurred by the Government and
individuals through the Post Office prior tn
the night OF Phillips. The deficit in money
orders amounts to SO, lOO-$I 900 of which
the bondmen, two Cambridge gentlemen viii
nave to fork over to the Government, if they
nave not already done SO. The balance is lost
10 tne Government, the money-order bond |
until quite recently, being but 81 900. How
much individuals have lost is known only TO
he thlef himself but it is generally believed
o be overa thousand dollars. = Cum5riclle In.
The hcnt NeicS appeared Saturday week
WIN It's reading matter in new type. The pa
'er makes very neat appearance.
The EaStOn Gazette complains that ovstcr
redgcrS are completely DESTROYING the oysters
n the rivers of Talbot, and that the oyster no.
ice connlve at these violations of the law. and
SKIS for their dismissal.
Mrs Ann Owens, aged ninety-four wears.
led IN EaStOn, on Tuesday week. She was {
orn IN Queen Anne'S county.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23
STATE AND LOCALS.

SHORT ITEMS. II Ludlow Sutliff has leased
the Delaware House, in this town, for the on.
SUNG year. Edw. Sutliff. former nronrietor
mas ma taken charge of the Hotel at Millington'
The Middletown Transcript says grain wa,
Hauied ma to that town from four miles below
week. wv 'AlieS las'
y Charles Dupont President Of the Farmers
bank wilmington, has resigned
We had narrow escape from fire in fiji,
town Saturday night about 8 O'Clock The
smoke S! house of Mrs. Lydia FAIRIES, on Metho.
dlst ST., was burning, but was cxtinguisbed he.
lore much damage was done. There is no tel.
ing now the fire originated
There is rumOr that certain parties iptor.
ested In the value of real estate in Dover con.
temp late erecting large hotel on Loockerman
street. III III
j, About fifty ladies have taken the degree Of
hebekah' in the order of Odd Fellows, in WI.
mlngton Within the past two mouths. v
u, The Register in Bankruptcy announces that
William W H. Jones, Henry White. and S;ias
Hull OF this County, have gone into BanI,
ruptcy' and calls meetings of their several credi-
tors. -'' VI S"i
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

The STATE House.. The Delawarean. in
noticing the meeting of the Legislature on JAN
sth' makes the following timely remarks:
exceptions. are all of one political faith. tbrro
will he bat little political discussion, we onInr
and IN lieu Of that they can devote some IittIr
attention to the renovation of the State House,
,ne nastIe't aud shabbiest place of the kind To-
Dc found in the United States, Tba STAT
ought u have new State House, but If the
state cannot afford that, it can afford TO have
the Old one cleaned and properly taken care of
The present structur. don't owe the State any
more old, and within our recollection. with thc
exception ul SuIne repairs to the roof and cupo.
IL, has not cost the State a cent. The great
grandtathcrS, at whose cost the building was
erected, were not able to foot the bill n,
tpelr chlldreh are to pay for u new and better
ohs; We trow if the ancients of this place
could pace the earth again, they would disdain
70 ask friend 10 visit such State House.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

FAITHFUL ASD FEARLESS. Althoucb
ehe Delaware GdzPtte faunts the motto ot
Faithful and Fearless at the head of if,
columns and has done so for years, it has new.
OF dared to condemn the course of Senator
Salisbury. Even while resolution of exnnl.
SION was hanging over the Senator for his dis.
graceful conduct in open Senate, it contained
not one word either in extenuation or ccnsur..
--an act which, when We take its motto and its
supposed representative character into account
looks like timidity to say the least. But we
are rather surprised and pleased to fine the fol-
lowing hint iu its last issue:
When the wise. good and great men of their
gay formed the gDFernment of the United
states, they seemed not to suppose that men
could become so debased and lost to honor AMI
shame as to continue to hold on to office, when
oy dung so they disgraced themselves, their
country and their party But this is 81, dis
guessing as 1t may seem. The Senate Of the
United States, which ought to be the able,t
purcSt ami WIseSt deliberative body i'm the
World, has repeatedly been made the arena for
drunken brawls; aud is disgraced by the an
pearance there OF members in what is termed
9 iuddleG condition, day after day. When
Senators have from necessity been called IN az.
count tUr this they have promised reformation
or begged to be excused; only to perpetrate
che wrORg again
A3y State has no control whatever over
Der UEited States Senator's She cannot re- |
sail or dismiss them. They are at liberty to
a. - 'h-5 pI"a:e-tJ represent or misrepre-
sent th;iT Constituents. The body of which |
they are members have the control of their
eondae' hence State Is entirely released
'fom r'- t,a" t5r the actions of "A Senator:
PFG'idcI Le vas man Of honorable bearing
and high character when elected.
Smyrna times., 1868-12-23

SENATOR SAULsBURY-It seems that tbi.
ind,vldnal in!I has been on another "cantico" ir
" Mllmlngt"n The Repubiican says that on
I1,urday morning he entered the office of Hon.
his clothes, when he was discovered bv the In.
dies. They Immediately sent word to the no no
Ice who told them who the distinguished intru.
der was but they insisted on having him arres.
ted, which was accordingly done. lie was ta.
ken to the Police office and in short time af.
ter~ardS Charles B. Lore, ESD, called in and
took charge of the honorable Senator. It is
$ stated that Mr.. salisbury also visited the of.
nee of George Gordcn Esq, previous to his ar
rest when he alarmed the ladies', and Mr.. q.
was 9hlIEed to get up out of his bed and eject
him from the premises. >''0'