Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-03-12

w tHi'Shtt, IhS ltot iiSul !" Wo'ahu w
not surrendered to woman. 1t means the ac-
acknowledgement Of wo;u,n's sovereignty in the
parental REALM, aud that in all cases Of differ
cncp in m,ltcrs o: mutn Il interest the iuater.
nal authority shall be first and dominant.
Such is the ulti uatr Of the present move.
ncnt in brlalf of wnman, and uuly to this
vii, il cumc ut last. Whether it BE- sooner or
later depends OH the wisdom, the ur.gssnI
the strength of It's advocates. fSS54z#&8NH}S
On this pl'tf"rm asssthe "ChieagaaH2
r'hsssAAs cause Of xySs&@5aNaSsBsd
=, w ~ s.ssa
M sF,s'iss' u |s||sl| B||Al!l ltABlllAj:t
the present legal fqws} sssseeThosc
WHO would preserve this3 GdWisf ID viol,te, az
the Keystone a aaAaaMsa 9E2ksty, should
TIE CUBAN LEX SlS&Ii head s0t
the insur cent p rtyyNe1A&& z&l4SH aa}Sa8S Sf6t hers
named Cav"d'. O"e ofNsasB a$S830Dsfe. was
in Philadelphia when our late civil war broke
out, aud wa+ made Lieutenant Coloncl Ut u
Zouave regiment. The CoIon,l Of the rr4i.
meut WAS IA thirl.ratc Philadelphia lawyer,
and b~rawIing politician, named Coils. who
figured extensively during the late PrrSidcu.
ii, campaign as a Of the Boys in
Blue At the battle Of fredericksburg
COLTS. who had become jesious IF the superior
know'c Ire and skill of his next in %cnnmana.
preferred charges OF cowardice against him,
Cavna. *as placed under arrest. and remain
cd so for some time When the battle Of
Chancellnrsville took place. the Lieut.. Colonel
being still under arrest, and, according to
| military rule, not allowed to wear arms. took
his position with the regiment; armed with ~
slight walking cane. Throughout the whole
OF that hlondy contest he was with tho regi.
ment. always at the punt Of greatest d,necr,
directing the movements of the men aud urg
ing them forward, while the valiaut Coils had
found it con vpnicnt to retire. He Was after
ward restnred to his position. and an order
compliuonting him for his bravery VII. issued
by the division commander. IIe nffrrwnrd
participated in the Gettysburg aud Wilder.
ness fights; and the regiment having become
49,, much reduced was thereafter engaged as
Cen. Me,de's lealqn,r,cr's guard.
Chyala wus one of the INST akillful, acien.
tifc and brave officers that ever served in the
the United States army. While not advncn.
ting the causo for which he taught, we cheer.
| en-. .....I l:. r.ll -. - on ~.
After the war here he went 10 Cuba, ahrr h"
now appears as one of the militlry leader OF
the revolutiMnists, a position for Which his
abilities make him cmincntly qualified.
Sac. News.
SENATOR SAWYER ON THE TENURE OF
OFrIoRLAw.- Ia tho Senate, on Monday,
Mr.. Sawyer said he had notthe slightest want
of confidence in tho President elect, but On
the contrary, no deserved. the gonsrnl conf.
dence of thc people, bco,uso IN every position
in whichf hc (Gen. Grnnt) had been placed,
he had justified tho cnn6donee placed in him.
But he thought there was so'no danger Of
manifesting confidence 10 an nnwise way--hy
ropealing tho tenure Of office ACT. He b6
! lieyed if that Act had been passed twonty
years ago. itwonld hnyo boon better; for the
cpsntryNand he was In favor Of oontinwina il
in s,scc, IT lfssss Esss:he present and, pSoj5bahy J,
alwnys ; sad, eyep,if hs were disposed 70 70
peal 1t, he aou!d not d.. It ON tho eve of an
administrator, beoause Il would look too
much like falling before thorising sun.
TIE questions Of curiosity arc fow DO those