The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-22
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O.. ;,-,vos never tb,nobt of before. We
c.n ino.eine the fiendish look of rage and dis
,nno;ntynan. which masses over the counte-
r.nce NJ tha bae paee-smasbing porter who for
ihe first time sees one OF these oontrivances.
Tbe malignant chuckle with which he used 10
aron = lsdys travelling trunk from his shoulder
to otha fioor-in full view of the aeonizsd but
homeless ovner-is ssplayed.out." It is stated
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@some idea Of the magnitude Of the book
%rssaS NAV ba had from the daily reports in the
Nev York naners where the regular annual
OeeQ
days past. ,On this subject the Now. York Ex-
press SAYS, 'The timesWas-not thSHy years
aeo-when the publis6ipg houses were con-
Nned chiefly to tewsof the leading cities Of
the seaboard-say Boston, New York and Phil
adeIobia-but DOW We have representative
men from houses not only 10 Cincinnati, Chi
cago, Pitssburg and ST. Louis, but Sacramen-
to and San Erancisco. " Is pleasing to. have
increasing proofs at these trade sales, thst the
public taste for trashy itssature is on the
wane, and that the demand runs chiefly on
works OF permanent worth; Thes chea? bio
vranhies OF the little greet men whosprapg ND
duripe the late civil war are at a discount,
vbi,a b;stoyv ,f,;oo,anbv poetrv philosophy
and kindred productions are eagerly bought at
rernaaunnrseratiye nanrsS i've p,iiices.n oy:ao
"A Washington letter to the Baltimore
Gazette says, ssThe Radicals are despairing
Of the Fifteenth amendment. Governor Sen
.ter,s organ. the Nashville Press and Times, is
s.out in doubie-leaded leader predicting that
the new Legislature will repeal Tennessee's
ratification of the Fifteenth amendment. Be-
: sore the anal ratification OF an amendment to
the Constitution of the United States by the
,,ouired thres-fourths. any State, which has
nsssed, ! a ratification ordinance. may right
folly repeal it.. This doctrine was broadly
ztated in the Senate in 1867, BY Hon. Reverdy
johnson. and its correctness not denied by q
single Radical senator. The only point made.
was, thst after an amendment had been legally
declared adopted State could not reverse its
action Donht,sss whenever the country shall
te restored to the SWAY of the constitution,
.he Fourteenth amendment ESQ oalled) viii be
ipnored-toeetber with all the recopstructon
laws OF Congress-. This certain result is the
only guarantee of the political liberties Of the
Southland. indeed, ofithei country at large.
anas mus,cal instrument is on exhibition
;, N.sslYork CITY. Il is called the mslo piano,
.nd h ,na ,vor,t os an Italian named Caldera,
,,hoibas, faken ont 4 patent for his invention in
Turin. n Was VI exhibited at The Paris e1poEi-
zion. Vhere il created quite q sensation. The
onlv difference ep,e between the melo-2iano aud any
ordinary piapo consists in the addition OF two
little hsmme. .s,which after striking key, con-
Time to oscillate until the key is raised. thus
producing trensolo upon the note of singular
effect and beauty. These auxiliary hammers