, 1869-08-27
POLITICAL,

ACCGFuInK 10 t1e AcuStuH " c4As} 19H1ts, &OtI1'
ocra, feeling Of spa.hJ has taken possession Of
the ex-rebe1a Of thAt State. That paper calls up
on them to arouse and organize, Or he Radicals
FILL carr5 the da5.
An Ohio Democratic eltor concludes eulogf
on pendlcton WITH this poetic outuurst:
"Ws drop '0id lsosey.' therefore.
Or eonslne nt1l care tut"
Washington despatch, August q. to tho New
York Tr,tune, Gays: "Pt1sstc adsices frnm
Tennessee, received here to-day. gve rise to the
belief shat cx-rrcstdcnt Johnsona prospects, for
clcction to the Cnited States Senate are increas~
Ing. 1t Ii Eel.known that his most formidable
or1onent up to this tine has been the Hon Bailey
Pe5ton, Who has row withdrawn nom the con-
test, md Ia . warm supporter Of Nj. Johnson"
The Philadelphia Ie2st sa5a: "Asa Packer Is
said 10 be the 'wo1kinsman's Candidate Vito
chuckcd him into the Lchtgh Rlser7 Ills owu
workmenI What for: Attempting to compel
them TO wnfK Al starvation wsSea VIII the
wosk,ngmen be s.nptd enough to support mAu
who respects ihe!r Hshta only when he Is COM
PEELED to do 70 at the risk oi his lle7 We think
not"
Stokes wants to crente the Impression that the
sentcr party will rerouttonize Tennessee and
array itseH against the General Government II
! Is the opinion Of the best Informed Republican
politicians that stokea' tnAsion In Washington
will be truiiess one, so tar As his alleged object
Is concerned; but stoEcs saJs be viii make an
earne1t appeal to she President fot Interference.
The carpet-baggtfs are Aunthlated bJ a column
article in Augusta n> conssisatio taist, which
| cieees IS follows: "Iht South has been defeated
tn battle; but she will once more emerge rs con-
tcstsut In The 1renA Of rtsaon aud On the 1eds Of
iuduatry. We hayc 10 thank our Northern breth-
rcn for ruins and aAnes But in the ruins no bats
and owls gibber 10 the moon, grooming over aoli-
| rude which has no hope; and beneath the aaheA
| mr. nbrtant c1Ic hRffl }r4f
| tally agloH."
A New Orleans paper dcnorrs tae obscunty in
to which our Presidents fall as soon a. thrT a1e
/ ont Of once. 1t saya: "The man who has once
I won the supreme honors OF n Iatiou ought 10 be
allowed aomc shreAs Of the mantle TO carry with
him Into private life; 1nd We, for one Journal.
would rrjolee TO sec An amendment to the eonsti.
tuition adopted bJ which our ox-Prcs!denta would
te entitled, during aserlie, to seats IN the United
States Senate a. senators at large
The london Ttak7rdpA Of the 10ih ssys: "The
statement, 10 mich We referred yesterday, thai
the British Government had refused an e1e4aata'
to MI. James HagEerty, recently appointed Co1.
sui for the United States at Giasgow. Is perfectly
correct, Apparently IN utter ignorance Of tsai
EcntlcrsAn'a Fentan tympashics and eIertlonA
| the n Washington administration appointed him te
| the post; but when made awA1c By our govern
| ncut that the former conduct Of Nj. uaERerfl
hat been such ~ to rrecince the possibility Of hi
being accepted In my Official capacity. the Cniset
Etnses authorities, IN the fEnnkcst manuel, &C
knowledged the propraety o1 tho objection, Ant
cancelled the appointment" -..-...
The St Louis Democrat counsel5 the Southet1
people to turn thcr thoughts trom Chinese tn1pot
tatIon aud seek to make the best use OF toe tAbo
, | they now hare II argues that the SonheE
mfues railroads and factories win outbid them
and urBrs thAt the Sootn will be wise u, not bua
lug It's hopes upon Chinese labor for aEriculturs
/ IA lun+ tkr$ $1.n- - AMrn tn-
ment Of fire. lator 10 the inEenison and apple.
l lion Of machines, to the higher cultivation
: smaller estates. AID to the complete ahaadonneI
4 ! Of the feudAi system ADa IL aatas~
!, The New York 7tnts 2aJa that " The Denot
racy must feel quite disappointed that rles.det
Gr1nt has not taken an5 step. thus faf, IN the wa
. OF establishing the Gesposism which they declared
: las, year, would be tho consequence Of his eiet
!, ttop, They felt certaln-at least 50 they said.
= Tint. in case he we're elected President, he ~oul,
= after attalnlng poHcs. begin the work Of suover
ipt cur tree Institutions, oye1throNtng the const
tuition, and establishing CasaItsm In which
ston!d play the part Of Dictator or Emperor"
A citizen Of ONO was invited not long Nnce
address Sabbath School contention Ii Aouitr
i County, Ill, and responded 10 the Initiation
the course Of his remarks hc had occaEoa 10 r
= fer 10 the stats and Stripes, which ocended qul
number Of h.s Democratic heaftt1 lie e
a stopped and told &bai he must not taIx polite
Z Commenting on this, the Bloomington Ltd1
It says: "1n thss county durtnE the war, the Dem
n c sts organized regiment OF peace men to ns
In the rear, which secora. for their objections
J. the nag, and for the Impression prevailing thst
q specialize reference to the uauoaA coots u m
'e suit to Democrats"
letter from T Tennessee asss:
AAd!ts In Ttnues.<e Ha atret dai
le now a. they hasr t-ru IN ~, hisssry, !
~ tc,rr.ner ftc+eTrs,oa g .uy kind I. aa,o<t
~ hcnrE and. batting tHr ncwft4prE .1tGkttan O.
at ceinins Ent,ei stAses Sen.tosrhIr. And wheh
n. htr kil br spnvrttlna Or nat The Bate:a 1n!e:e
81 Andrew Jehrsoa viii be In Nashville II a dAJ
tive. en- hts way to the Sufph"f Sp11afa+ T. Asf'
Geun.y = wheEs be P1r.e: t" .ocnEn W ter G.as . =,
;!ef;s to 4na' Is asa ecs
N tsne q &, rSy.ral VIII syssem u Is is.nte
:. healthy tone 10 The .tohneonsr fEtc tertAla LIZ
AGye iudlttdusA IN this eetsluu Of the asAte.
1b< rtatcEnent o& the Ecw ferk RorA waleh !
II, eItted e.uneat n eettA!a K4te.i tcu.n.l that
N. 1ers ii b do1 bai il. in pedv Of ntssy enc hnaA
DorprTyatfrr 1eksla:ota tarrr Are who wat
u feel d1troecd 10 tutefer wth the present po1ti
oc ! sta.ns q The eplerrd men IN 7eune~~<e
- "A eoxrx Eticu to 1arad the constitution will d1u
NJ kEAatrre- .1tnou3n thr ortnina obta1cs Aronns
e. st iA~yers IT The StAte tbst the Legislature has
il. sutba.tr stsr make the rrrc-4Asy In
", urstae xw. t1f eelallE In trlasta TO the
~, reli;ieai dlsALiAurt fspta the whtitH now d.tt
pa | etited."