, 1869-06-18
More Radical Victories.

The Pottsville (Pa.,) Standard gives tie
following account of victory of radical doc
trines in that county, which for the benefit
of the supporters of that party, and especially
hereabouts, we transfer to our columns:
Mr.. Daniel Hoy is a radical who lives at
Lorberry, about four miles above Pinegrove,
iu this county. He is thorough believer
in the doctrines, teachings, and principles of
radicalism, and regularly votes the radical
ticket. He was an advocate, too Of the Fif.
teenth Amendment, and treats negro as "a
man and brother Mr.. Hoy has daughter
Eliza by name, who is very fair to look upon
John Bowe is one of the coming men, as
black as the ace of spades, but what else
there is enticing about him we are unable to
say. Between John and Eliza some time
since there sprung up warm intimacy and
affection, which resulted about two weeks
since in the twain being united in the holy
bonds of matrimouy by radical clergyman
of Pinegrove. Now they are man and wife
But the course of true love never did run
smooth and Mrs. Bowe's father has raised
a storm of indignation over the result of his
own parental teaching and belief. His
daughter believed that her sable lover was
"a man and brother and as good as she was
herself What difference to her if bis skin
was many shades deeper and blacker? Him
she loved, and to him she plighted her VOWS.
He was her all in all, her present and future,
the sunlight of her existence Were ever
the characters of Othello and DesdemoDa
better assumed What the sequel will be,
remains to be seen, as the father of Mrs.
Bowe is still on the war path after the cler-
gyman who disgraced his manhood and cal
ling, by tying the Duptial knot between two
such lovers
But this is not all ! Mrs Bowe has
sister, as fair to look upon as she. Between
the sister and Mr. Bowe an intimacy has
also existed, the fruits OF which will be reap
ed shortly. She loved not wisely, but too
well,' and soon another Japhet will appear
of, and seen many a black sheep in a flock
and from her conduct seems to prefer the
JLdck! To her SORROW and shame, she has
found out what gay deciever this black
LothaTio has proven himself to be. We pre-
sumo Mr. Bowo is happy 'man and broth>
err, being the husband of one sister, and
soon to assume parental relations>to to a little
'kiEky,' the mother of whom we have already
described. So much for Mr.. Bowe, Mrs
Bowe, and her fair sister,
Another gel-lo-rious victory for that party
over which the sanctifed saints of radical,
ism can shout until their tbroats are sore,
has just occurred away down in Georgia,
where reconstruction and radical progress
has been making such rapid strides since the
closing of the late 'onpleasantness3 The
Athens (Ga.,) IPatchn,an records the parti,
culars as follows:
On Tuesday of last week very respectable
young lady, named Gray, sixteen years old,
while at the spring near her mothers, in
Ogethorpe county, was brutally outraged by
negro man named Geo. Hopkins. After
he had accomplished his helish purpose he
shot her through the head with six-shooter,
and it is supposed she died instantly. Her
body was found some two hours afterwards
by her mother. The negro has been arrested.