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SPAIN.
FORMATION OF A DIRECTORY.


MApHip, April IA Directory is said TO have
been formed, tho members Of which are Serrano,
PrIn. and Olo2aga.
El,upISG GUNBOATs FOR CUBA--NEw CAEDI-
DATES FOR TIE THRONE.
ApRiI ls.-Thc building of gunboats for service in
the water of Cuba is going with great expedition,
and ID is expected they viii be completed and ready
10 sail before the end OF June next Differences have
arisen in the Cabinst In regard TO the customs, and
II Is probable that IiVuerola, Minister of Finance
and otlor members Of the Government will resign In
consequence OF the Disagreement II is reported that
Prince Frederick Charles Of Prussia, and the Duke
Of Luxembourg viii be put forward as candidates for
the throne % Spain.
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STREWJNG FLOWERS ON SOLDIERS GRAVES.
HEADQUARTERS GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC J
ADJUTAHT-GENKRAL's OFFICE. No. All F-sT,
n A...il 40


GENERAL ORDERS, No. Ell. The 30th day
NJ NAV proxmos day apart by the Grand Army OF
the Republic to the glorious deeds OF our
denarted coprades-wi!l be observed throughout the
limited States in such BELTS the solemnties OF
the OCCASION and will testify the undylng love OF
grateful peope for the memory OF those who ded Uat
ths nation might live This is the second public ODserv
onee ~ the OCCASION which rs trusted Will recnr yehy
while there remains heart loyal TO the cause In wllcn
onr comrades fell and while the moving principle OF mat
other object that alone OF keeping green the resting
places Of our nations defenders, by this annual cOne
6ration would motive enough 10 hold us together IN
n fraternal band. The Commander-in-Chief de-
sires 10 thank those patriotic men and women
Who gave their aid and sympathy on a former
occasion to mako successful this National
Memmrial Day and they cordially invited
10 uDte with the comrades OF the Grand Army IN the APP
nroaohine ceremonies; and he thanks the loyal ffcss
through whose generous aid lasting record
CongTess OF the United States the comrades are specially
Indebted for authorizing the publication in book FORM OF
the proceedings OF last May and for tho promise hed OUT
that each wear compilation Will be made ana puDlsneu
as national recognition Of sympathy with these emoral
obseFvances. A.. IT, .,,, team, y,
H. 1t has been determined DOT 10 preecr1e bny
for universal Observance but each POst or Any
nnber OF Posts may arrange together such hitting sery
ices as circumstances Will permit department Con
mSndes viii use every effort 70 perfect arrangements or
the occasion The newspaper Press are requested 70 give
publication 20 this order: -. - o,.,,
III Department and Post Commanders are speclaly
anioned 10 preserve and forward to these headquarters
eoy of the proceedings Din printed form so ar as posi-
blej which take place In carrying out this order.
~ AS the 3Oth OF May occurs on Sabbath POSTS are ~
1ertv 10 observe either that day Saturday the 2th
By order Of JOHN A. LOGAN, Commander'lhCnlei'
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FRANCE.
EXCITING SCENE IN

EXCITING SCENE IN TRE CORPS LEGIsLATIF-
ATTACH ON THE GOVERNMENT BY N. THEIRS.
PANS, April 1.-THE Corps Legislatf wac to-day
the scene Of Wild excitement NJ. Theirs, in speech
denounced what Is called the commercial liberty OF
France as like the political liberties Of the French
people. farce" These words occasioned heated
dispute between the President and NJ. Theirs, which
lasted somo time and threatened to break up tho SEES
son. but was finally appcascd. NJ Quertier. in some
remarLs, demanded that the regulation of CONNER
oa treaties Le vested in the Corps Legislatif. in
Ateal VI the Crown.
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,,isa,ons and that although Garibnldi himself may
have been uneonpeced with it, the same cannot De y
said Of ali bis friends and followers IL IL gencagy W
lieved that Menotu was 10 nare e. r. said Mazzn d.
reeted the organization and was 10 gN9 tuo Sr 49,
the outbreak OF the Instruction Ihat h9 ~ 49,
taken personally more active snre aed and indeed
his wont IN such enterprises Is not beIeVeu
the re port is that he was Ill at the time at wch Tue
Off Attempts were mace 70 seuuI I 80 heen
from their allegiance, but they do not seem ~ men
having been arrested. IL is said TO nave pseh ~ %
TO whom propositions were made, thai the plot We
trayed The important fact is that ~ has g
broken down. IL difficult to ascertain WIFI certainty
what its real importance was.
PREPARATIONS IN TURKEY FOR THE RECfPIloN
OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS Or WALES
RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES, r.
IRON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
Under date of March 20, our own corresponds
eut writes from Constantinople: The Government IL
making great preparations for the reception of the Prince
and Princess OF Wales and usual with the most fool
fish aud thoughtess waste Frat the palace OF salk
opar on the European side Of the BosphoruF was pu5
nnder process Of fitting up and the furniture OK the Boy
LESLEY Palace was transferred to IT. Three hundred
order came 10 t up Sutans Beyesbey Palace Tor the
oests and now everything done Is TO be undone aud
done over. This is Turkey. -. - o,,,,. M. .
The new laws about naturalization are causing not 70
trIe trouble Some Of the foreign Embassies VIII not re-
cognize them The Sultan is making vast or
the circumcision of his son. All the poor hosen Ous'
Eight Thousand beds being prepared ciothes III LD"
gratis free public tables, etc, ETC. Inc esatou
equals Sl,600.00O. gold. ,.-.,.,, b., Tho
American party Garfield. Rover etc. nave leI oneD t
them acknowledged to friend OF mine NAV be WYNN
ment might justly hang shoot them All, - 4. 80,
CDrilan Barron liz being celebrated WIN tne 'onSt
sacrifices and cannOnadmg II commemorate AOfah"hs
offering Of IsaaeI mot Isaac) according 10 Islam
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NETWORK, MONDAY. APRIL 10. 1869

nominations certain treaties pending before the
genae which he was cure could not DO adequately as
cussed and considered by the senate that time should
he nxod for adjournment IL the Senator by ny
ing that period for adjournment to TINS strike at the
pending treaties that another thing. BE hoped he
sition did necessarily imply that certain treaties
should not be considered.
Mr. EDMUNDS differed with the Senator. His propo-
sion TO nx day OF adjournment did not necessarily
imply that he was opposed TO the pending treaties.
Mr.. SUMNER repeated that the treaties had not oeeu
considered by the Senate and he insisted his motion
that the Senate 20 into Executive session.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The question was then TAKEN and by vots Yeas 80 70
Nays sthe Senate proceeded to the consideration OF EN
ecltiye business. Adjourned. .
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removed to Michigan when young man, and was
connected with the University of that State. He
was a member of the XXXIYth and XXXyth Con-
gress, serving on the Ways and Means Committee,
and successfully contested the seat of G. b. Cooper
in the XXXVlth Congress. He was Postmaster at
Detroit from 1861 to 1866, whenthe was removed by
johnson.
The dlsmissals from the Departments is still going
forward with energy, and it is expected that in an
other month not more than two-tbirds of the force
employed III the Departments at the beginning OF
the present Administration will be retained. This
course on the part of the members of the present
Cabinet will reduce the expenses of the Government
hundreds of thousands of dollars annually The
head of each Department has determined to keep the
expenses of his Department within the reduced ap-
preparations therefor, and to prevent in future
the enormous deficiency bills which had become so
common during Johnson's administration. In carry
ing out this policy Secretary Boutwell, during the,
week Just passed. dismissed from several Bureaus of
his Department something three hundred clerks
of both sexes the salaries of which ranged from $500
to 5000 each year. These dsmissals were mostly
from the Registers Second and Fourth Auditors
Offices
Attorney General Hoar announces that he has
made all the appointments of Marshals and United
States Attorneys which he intends to make, and that
it will be useless for candidates to press for appoint
mentS hereafter. .- ....
Secretary Fish announces that he has about fin
ished his Diplomatic and Consular appointments.
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ruE rr1NrRAL OF col RoGERs.

BosToN, April 18.-The funeral OF Col. Charles
o. Rogers. proprietor OF he Boston Jo"a' 'o'S pace
ms afternoon At the Church of tho Unity, the Rev Geo
H. Hepworth pastor OF the church. officiating Members
OF the press OF the CITY Government OF the Senate auh
Uouse lin the several brRnches OF which the deceased
had served tho city aud Statf WIN largo 1"lc2htot
fr" the Ancient and Honorable Artillery the Scvont
Regiment and other military organizations, oI NIch ne
Ind beep a member and liberal patron, we're present
The church was nlled ard many hundreds were sHtntd
I'm lis vicinity. After impressive services IN INC euit
the renaius conveyed 70 Forest mn tehctet!' a
numerous procession followed 70 the city lLe
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

The President sent the following appoint
ments to the Senate on Saturday: ...
Dor MINISTERS RESIDENT. -..
ALFRED T. A. TORBrRT OF Delaware at Salvador
ALEX. T. RUSSELL OF Pennsylvania ct Ecuador
II. 4. MELLEs OF Arkansas at the Sandwich Islands
F. L. DUMAS (colored) of Louisiana at Liberia.
FOX SECRETARY OF LEGATION
I. j. CoFFEY Of Pennsylvania, at st. Petersburg.
FOR CoNsUIs
HUGo HuDBRANDT OF North Carolina, Mt Canea.
DE b. RANDOLPH KEN or Pennsylvania, at Kinklang
China.
NATHANIEL NILES Of Illinois, at Victoria, British Co
lunbia. ..
JAMES PARK Of Indiana, at AK aChapelle, France
CHARLES g. DYER Of Illinois, at Bristol, England
DAVID s. PISSETr OF West Virginia, Melbourne, Aus
tralia.
FOR REGISTERS or LASD OFFICES.
JOIN P OWENS, Taylor's Falls, MiuneGota.
ANsELL SMITH, Dunlesk Minnesota ....
l. KAAKER Alexander. Minnesota.
CHARLES A. GILMORE, st. Cloud, Minnesota
ROBERT GARDSER, Humboldt. California.
CHARLES II. GERE Lincoln. Nebraska.
EDWARD X VALENTINE. West Point, Nebraska.
john II. STEVENS, Legrand, Oregon.
EDWIN FREY, lewiston Idaho. .....
FOR RECEIyERs OF PUBLIC MONEY ...
JOHN VI. FMLLASD Detroit, Michigan.
WM F. CnATN, Lincoln, Nebraska.
JAMES HoNT, Boise City, Idaho.
... FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL.
ELY DAVIS. for Nebraska.
FOR PENSION AGEST.
JosrrH P. MOORE, Portsmouth, N. II.
MISCELLANEOUS. ...
GEORGE W. BOWIE, TO be Naval officer at san Fran
cisco.
SIMEON wo1Fr, Recorder Of Deeds for District Of Co
lumba.
WM. W. ROCKWELL. Collector of Internal Revenue, fcr
the Sixteenth District OF New-York
ELIJAH j. PA1roS United states Marshal for TIE south
ern District Of Mississippi. .
john MuLEDCE United states Attorney for Georgia.
FoR PosTMAsfERs.
FRED. ". PIArr Portchester New-Iork.
D. p. FmsBEr, Morrisauia. Sew.York.
s. CHRIsrY, Nyack. Now-York.
T. G. PIERCE, jr, Portsmouth,. Now Hampshire.
&. O. DUNBAR, Taunton. Massachusetts.
WILLIAM II. g. CrRRIER. Amesbury. Massachusetts,.
JOHN f. MOLE, Adams. Massachusetts.
GLoEcE G. PoSD, Milford, Massachusetts,
WILLIAM VI. WARD, Peabody. Massachusetts,.
X. V. MARTIN, Niarblehead, Massachusetts. ....
JonN BATcHEIDER. Lynn. Massachusetts.
Nst LOGAN az Hagcrstnwn, Maryland.
HIRAM l.. GRANT. at GOldsbor0, Ohio.
john c. MoOs, at Wilmington, Ohio.
ROBERT c. KISKEAD, at Greenfield, Ohio.
joins NJ BAKRIRG, at Hllsbogo. Ohio.
JosEPH II Jackson, at Unlon City, Indiana.
EDWARD A. CLrFORD, Evanstown Illinois.
WILLIAM PAEI,EE. Wenona Station. Illinois.
JANIS VI TAYLOR, Pleasant Hill, Missouri
JANIS HUNTER, al IT. Joseph. Missouri.
THOMAS J. SnEgwOop, Maryayille, California
Mrs. X b. JOHNSON, Leaveuworth City. Kansas.
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CONFIRMED

The Senate, on Saturday confirmed the follow
inc:
WILLIAM A. HOWARD OF Michigan 70 be Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister PlcnipotontisIy 10 China rice j.
Ross BROWNE, recalled
EDWARD NJ McCooK Of Colorado to DO Governor OF
said Territory.
CHARLES C. GROVE OF Alabama to be Governor OF inc
Territory of New.Ncxlco riee ROBERT r. MITCHELL,
signed.
RS LACY, Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the Fifth
District Of Virginia.
SAMUEL r. BARBES, Postmaster at Danvile, kentucky.
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~. uorning Post of Philadelphia says !:

The Morning Post of Philadelphia says:
m. ~ the passage in the Pennsylvania Legislature
Of b for securing personal liberty IN the mater esccs
ry Than this, absolutely beneficial and Hs ~
ssfs 10 say has passed the Legislature Ie 'I'
90 ~ ia largely due Mr. L. Clark Davis OF this cy MT
Davis frst called the public attention to the abuses
sting in insane asyums in article In me 4Ia s
Their up the bill presented at Harrisburg' o sner.
the signatures OF Judges and eadlpg lawyers ANU tie
getically and persstenty urged upon tegusArfsS ~
neeeeSity Of its passage"
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BusGNI.ss AT THE SANDWICH IsLAND3-ARHiVhL
or WHALERS.

SAN FRASCfsCo, April 16.--Adviccs from Hos
olulu to Apnl lst have been received. Ts ship Hit6
Philip during n gale was damaged ly he, ana = Wi!
REQUIRE 5000 70 repair the damage heavy rain ITs
yatled an tI1 islaidg aud husTesl geDGf ais was d1
The whae-,hip Tdeut reports that seveiil lFo0ns on
fine coast Of Lower California ara not 80 deep ~ -1
teet "a Ihcy were last year. and The yasc un bio 20
enter Them The change - 6ttTJ1ied 20 TIC action 81
earthauakes. Tho following wnae-slips have arrived:
Gurora with So bbs sperm on Cau!s so bbs eperin
o Oriodc 800 bl.s sperm Oh Roinln. nom NeG-Bel
ford 90 bbls spern Oil; CcCidons. 20 b09. sperm Oil
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, BRIBERY INVESTIGATION
"A CONTUMACIOUs WITNESS

BosToN, April 17.-In the Senate to-day,
Thomas Drew was again arragned. in custody OF the Ser
aud persisting in his refusal to be sworn
witness before the Joint Special Committee appointed
10 investigate certain charges agan.s certain railway
companies for Improperly Influencing the legislation an
oTdar passed committing him Drew 70 the Suffolk Jail
for twenty-five days. unless In the mean time, he assena
70 the requirements OF the committee.
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THE OLD AND NEW SCHOOL PkEspYTERIAYs.

CHICAGO, April 17.-The Chicago PlosbyteIy,
Old School last adjourned after two days session at
Norris Illinois adopted resolution IL favor Of reunion
either upon the terms proposed by the majority Of tho
New School Pre.byers namely tho Omisson ~ tho eN
nlanatory clauses O the fret article VI the basis and TIA
onsion from the basis Of e tenth article, or upon lo
Lasis of the common Standard Of both churches LEAVING
ali the arrangement. the hands Of the General Assen
bly, and complete tho reunion without further reference
t The Presbyter The delegates TO the General Assem-
bly were instructed act In with Tho fprt OF
hIar
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Mr.. DAsA's REPLY.
SIN OFFICE, NEW YORK,

. SIN OFFICE, EEwYoRK, Apnl II, 1859.
MY DEAR SIR Your unexpected favor OF the lith INST
was duly received. 1t would have been more speedily
answered but tine personal request with which
closes In these days OF corruption In high places as wen
as low places upright citizen ought hastily 10 refuse
such request; but after due consideration hnd my
self constrained decline this mark OF your esteem ana
confidence. beg you, however, TO believe thai TINS IA
not done from either OF the which you suggest
Having been educated to commercial pursuits the office
Is not repugnAnt TO my tastes; and as for serving
and convenience trust that during the past few years
already hold an Office OF responsibility the conductor
of an independent newspaper, and am persuaded that
10 abandon IL or neglect for the functions offer
would be to leave superior duty for one OF much less
importance Nor is 1t certain that cannot 90 more 10
helm YOU in the pure and efficient administration OF the
Treasury Department by remaining here and den0uncing
and exposing political immortality than could DO az
Appraiser by the most Jealous effort 10 insure the iahu
and honest collection OF the customs.
Very sincerely yours, CHARLES a. DANA
Hon George g. boutwell,, Secretary of the Treasury.
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fGFNRRAL PRESS nISPATCH1


delegation from the African Zion Conference,
now in session in this city, called on the President
on Saturday morning. The Rev. VIM. III. Butler (col-
Oredl. OfNew-YOrk, presented an address, making
few cOngratulatory remarks in response to which the
President returned thanks forthe compliment of tho
visit and stated that he glad his administration
so far had been satisfactory TO them. 1t had been
conducted according to conscientious principles,
and would be henceforth.
The following gentlemen have been selected by the
President the Board of Visitors to the Naval Acad
envy at the annual examination in May next: Geo
II. Stuart, of Philadelphia; Cornelius Vanderbilt of
New-YOrk; the Hon. j. X. Hawley, OF Hartford,
Conn: DR.. +. d. Kitloe. of Galena. ILL., the Hon. H.
H. Wadsworth. of Maysvile, Ky.:Judge Humphreys
of Huntsville. Ala.
The plaintiff in the Ewing agt Fuller judicial pro-
ceeding in this District is not Gen. Thomas Ewing.
Us enormously published ...
1t is now probable that the Senate will adjourn
about Wednesday.
The Director of the Mint during n recent visit 10
Charlotte n c., obtained specimens of ores from dli-
ferent mines in that vicinity, which were assayed at
the Mint in Philadelphia with the following results
No. l. gold, $40 80 per tuD. No. 2, gold, $50 80 per
tun and silver $lI 30 per tun. No. 3 gold $l5; sill
ver 50 per tun. No gold $50 50; silver, - 30 per
tun. No. 5, gold, 50 per tun. -
j. r. Clay, of New-0rleans lcooredl, was ,nomin,,
ated TO the Liberian Mission by Senator Kellogg OF
that State but Mr.. Clay having declined; Senator
Kellogg then secured the nomination OF +. l.. Dumas
(coloredl for that position.
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GERMANY,

RESPONSIBILITY OF PRUsSIAN MINISTER'S.
BERLIN, April 17.--Count Bismarck has accepted
Tho Interpretation of the Responsibility of Ministers
bill, which has inst been passed by the North Ger
man Parliament The design of the measure is to
check tho opposition to the actual management OF
hnsineSS.
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A BRITISH SHIP ASHORE AT CAPE COD.

Boston, April 1.-THE British ship Queen OF
the Age from Yokohama for Sew-York went ashore as
$50 O'Clock this morning between Nasett and Highland
sea Ii very smooth aud the wind Ia of Shore 10 Is expect
cd se will be got OF without much damage, Assistance
has been sent to her, She has on board 1000 packages
NJ tea
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WHAT ARE THE BOYS TO DOT

TNt LuFFVT Vt INV -
SIR. You have been so kind as to notice tho
a.aavantases that assa young men, There Is one thar
lem. forsot,sn IamI7 years old. write good hand,
and re, a ner week my brother years DID, gets u per
ICY How ERE we to pay room rent board, and wash
this n' as Soys a %SS Te
10 tne Only .a as these Won't Mr.. A Stewart or some
on sum 'oIna. Nome for boys A.W. L.
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AUSTRIA.

PRESIDENT OF THE CIsLEIruIAN MINISTRY.
Yr.SNA. April H--Tho Emperor Francis Joseph
has by an Autograph decree, named Count Edounrd
do Taffe President Of the Cisleithian Ministry, or
Council Of the Empire.
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WITHDRAWN.

The following names have been Withdrawn
by tie President: ,, -
JAMES PARKS Of Indiana, 10 be Consul at Hesse Darn
stadt. -
the second District Of Arkansas.
HARRISON ADRLos 10 DO Pension Agent at Baltimore.
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BELGIUM,
STRIKE OF MINERS NE

STRIKE OF MINERS NEAR MONS.
BRUasEIs, April IA strike among tho miners
near Mons occurred yesterday The latest dispatches
from there state that there was uotng that region
and much alarm prevailed.
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TIE NETWORK APPRAIsERsHIP.
SECRETARY BOUTWELL, TO MR.. C. A. DANA

.... ID r.r .. TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
o.. ~ ID WASHINGTON, April IA, 1869.
My DEAR SIR Yen will have heard of your
nomination as Appraiser-an Office for which probably
You have taste inclination, and which regard
ing your own claims only should not have been rendered
you; and yet hope you will not decline H. IL - tie
1ont on which in collecting the customs reve
nues turns and know OF place la which you can rem
der 80 efficient aid 10 the Government II you accept as
sincerely hope you will, shall esteem II personal
favor and you may count upon my constant support
Very truly, Go . boUINLlL'
To the Hon. c. A. DANA, NewYoTk.
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ROME.

PROPOSED WITHDRAWAL OF THE FRENCH
TROOPS IN JUNE.
ROME, April l7.-lt is rumored that tho Emperor
Nanoleon has ordered the evacuation of Rome by the
French troops in June.
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EXTENSIVE FIRE AT SHIPPENSBURG, Penn
SmpPENsBURG, Penn, April ia fire oc-
csrred last night which destroyed the stables OF
ard aud the sherman House the Cumbermnd vaii ~
Railroad Depot and The Nens and Senne prlotns VI
fees The loss Is about sl5 600 and Is fully insured
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PORTUGAL.

DREAD OF A MILITARY RISING.
LISBON, April ia military rising 10 feared IN
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ATLANTA, Ca, April Io'--UI' IoHJdIH'I @NJOI'
one OF the Georgia delegation to Washington. the odess
member Of the Georgia Legislature, and staneh Repair
llcan, was brutay and inhumanly murdered near his
home in Jefferson County By the KuKluH Khan On Thurs
day night last. He was found on the puohe ROAD sos
tbrough the head This the first OF the Georgia dele
CATION who has persisted by the wayslde, accVruDs 10
mo Expressed wish of The Netr Era.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.

A MEMBER OF THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE
ASsAsSINATED BY THE KU-KLU& KHAN
10y TELEGRAPH TO THB TRlBUSEI
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-07
By orde
by order,
Official 26 Scroll 4.
SECRETARY L. |. 0.
T. l. O..

E-S One of the Western Editors at
the reception recently in Mobile gave
uttorance to the following sentiments
and opinions:
~ hope and trust. sir, that this visit
may result in great good to both sec
tons; that learning to know each other,
the sting ofpast events may be remov-
cd from our hearts, and that the broad
mantle Of charity may cover the past,
and concord, harmony and good feeling
govern and guide us in future.
~ hope and believe, sir, that when
these moulders of public opinion, the
men of the press, return to their homes,
they may do justice to tho people of the
South, and instead of their readers be-
ing RECALLED by the distorted fctions and
malignant misrepresentation of partisan
animosity, they may learn the truth as
it is, and como to know what we all
have seen written upon the coanten-
ances of every genuine Southern man,
and cropping ont in every word and act
of his heart; that the people accept the
situation in good faith, and are honestly,
conscicntiousiy and faithfully working
for the well-being, happiness and pros
perity of our common country"