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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17
Tho Legislative Hive Agitatel.

Ding dong bell, ,hr ra,'> 1T lhH wc!l, and
The sr"I ufi''r'!..r Is :ic "i!,' sleek and Sca.
a.orc'l t:'"y"r. who ho~.vrr, no.wi'h>t,nd,
Ing III, !..Sh cii,ncS and f.is 'rmranolS both
Of oni is!''n and rtnmis>:rn toward the
elect Sc:'Ilwngcri", is qLiily rhca ng the
dcnco OF !, frs,.tsnss Philadelphia vood-
s'wycr. Nr horrr Sawyc., he's top saw.
yer, and has .aNtd through his rari with
grr"t credit. Eat The player on Ike harp OF
thousand Siri"S, never made such music
as was head ia iL' halls of she Legislature
on ihc reception Of the lutt intelligence
flom Washington. The corir~ ron,lcnt OF
the Charleston News, says "thr rxri,nmen,
was intrnSr, aud lin; senator Leslie, on the
receipt ot the inlurtna ion o! Ile Sla,c made
up M Washington for lie Fc.!rr, Offices IN
SouIh Carolina, committed his application
i"r he United States M"rShulship, signed by
the Governor, lhe Judges and members OF
the Legislature, To th" llnmcs. The news
is that Mr.. Epping il to retain the Office OF
masirrship, Mr.. Grddiugs the Office of
United States Trcusurer, while Mr.. &. W.
Clark is to bn made Collector Of Internal
Revenue, Mr.. j.. II. Potter Gallo. tor Of The
Port Of Charleston. Mr. lIcrrirk Assessor
OF oflncrnnl Revenue for the Thrd Congress.
Siunal District and II nunlhcr Of others, OBJ.
noNiops 10 the party here Installed into
other Federal Offices. Those who fought
tie hardest Tor The election OF United States
Senators Sawyer and Robertson, arc to be
lctl out in the cold. Tho propricty Of hold !.
ing an indignation .aeoting early next week /,
and asking the present United Status Sem,
tors to rceign, WAS very freely discussed
among tho members nf both Houses.
Tho "iricnds" are particularly bitter on
Mr.. Sawyer, WHO, they say, has betrayed
tho trust reposea in him, and gono over,
horse, foot aud dragoons
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,l'Aassss,iigl;nfee's ,'4AAas ss,iil;f Notice. e.

BY virtue Of an order from his Honor,
Geavg9i s,u Bryan, United States DISTRICT
T$dS TfS$S AfssHsS ne x Est%s 3s; Of
public ,nnJll6i,. ae Ns&bcfFy, C: II. ( '| ~ =
,all ,tc' Chooses In dction, bolone,n1 y. ~ ~, ~,
issa.ta; Es.etST on Monday tho ,e%s.h % as,oh IA en-
/ lSsg:,aay ;I99,, Nuq 4, t. LuTHER. N"''
'"'." Assignee.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17

ATLANTA, March |. Tho House passed
tho iifecnth amendment, to-day, by a
vote Af ayes ~ nays 90. The extreme
radicals, aud Democrats left without
voting, il One Of tho members opposing
the measure. in his remarks. said TINT
tho fundamental principle Of Democracy is
shat negro sutfrngo Is wrong, not 'fiom
any illwill towards tho negro, but 10.
cause tho Democratic party is tho white
mans party, and represents intelligence,
virtue and love Of country, and Gov.
,ernorJ Bullock belongs to the class who
desire" I'd elevate tho negro above the
white man. s,.tIG lH"| ".!' .'.."',
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17

PE,soHAL.-Wr had tue p"a<uru las,
week, nf II ,i>t fom Mr. j. j. Gregg,
on. Of The gcntlrmcn crui:'ning what is
styled the VanclnSc Manufacturing tnm.
panY. Mr. Greg; REPRESENTS AZ iutc' est
Of vast iinportance-a manufacturing IN.
tor>st-and one which is destined to
,n,lc,fully increase tho prosperity Of
this State. By recent act Of the I.csi la
turo tho V,uclusc Company is made n
body polite and corporate in law, and i,
on'y remains fnr the stock required
$500, ,000--lo be taken up when il will 60
in'o successful operation. Mr. Gregg
informed us that over half the stock is
already subscribed. hence early opera.
lions may br looked for. This gentle
man las a large experience IN manufac,
lures, and we indulge the hope that an
enterprise OF SO vital importance will
soon DC in full fruilion. .t...... ...
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MAIlaNa PRINTED MATTER. Tho nttcn.
ton of the public is directed through tho
Postal Record, to tho following rulc of
tue Post;oitice Department, which applies
10 printed matter Of my kind which is
not SO done up for. nniling that it can
DO 'througlily examined nt tho Post office
whcre IL is first deposited: :''' '.''
"Postmnslers will charge and collect
postage, at tho rate Of three conts Cor
each, half ounce, Oh any, nowspaper or
periodical 50 marked or, !wyilten upon rs
TO. giyo. .o;her'information, than that. con.
tanned, iii tho print. The same charge
will'bS mado when 1t, IS 50 closed TINT it
cdnhot obe e*amincu without destroying
tho SSraprcr. Tho satno applies to any
pfidtsd matter which may be ontat less
than letter postage" j pYpIu'IR
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17

Z TITO LSsslalatdro 3f thp slqte hs. ya,If,ed .t1e
THO Viftbenth amendment to tho CConstitu>
tl3a 2fthot Upitedi States. . No ono lie sur!
''''iiSat TSt endassn ssnrnansss Of ',Gsd w4Ssbssr: 4sb &
TpmdR'6t thS'Uiiifcd' States arc shid %
amount 10 $40, 10000 'OoE, 10 8
SSomS % p,s. & qShpS hprriNqd Pmis by Saying
Itnats a}af ithhlMiyaassS Se} }hefs,geRk ha q
nea0lllYlls Y9plan thercGn SHZud iaX nft
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: TnE Rev. S. LyAnD.--This eloquent
and christian minister In Ills character OF
Sunday School Agent, for the Methodist
Conference, ti'lod his appointment for
this station on Sabbath last, ina highly
acceptable, and, wo trust, plfitablo man.
ner' Although ho only arrived hero on
Saturday, AID WITHOUT previous notice,
his audiences both iq2 tho; morning and
afternoon wore gralifyinglylargc. In tho
morning Mr.. Lcards discourse wasGad.
dressed especially TO pnrcnts, ana " &o
havo seldom listened TO one Of moro toh'
winding power, and PRACTICAL truth, and
ono in which tho duties and 'rosponsi.
'bili,ies Of pareffits 81 nGgdhfdiahs Of ;yoo,u;h
woro moro clearly sSt"fogth, w gould
have listdntd TO 'hi@2 tFe, whole ,lay
thoish without %sarlness, ln,tho after.
noon ,hc ,ndmcrons5 .Sblldrpniio attend.
i9nco, Together with Nthsigv parents md
friends, testified to theidptersst which
tho subject proposelr-ah address to tho
qhildrsn7-had created oThis address
was delivered in mosD happy mannes,
and d,claimed tho eaFaast 4tdt pleased at
ten,tou ofthe *holbHa,idienaS, from 80!
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17

DENTAL SURGERY DR.. Il. Il. Moore,
f,rmcrly citizen Of this District, but now
Of :he city Of Columbia, wo are very mnch
pleased to state has re.opcncd his Den.
tai Rooms, and is now prepared to per.
form in scientific and highly acccpta-
hc manner, any work in his profession.
1t 81 i'll DC remembered that Dr.. Moore
lost hy u rc':cn, 'i'c i. Columbia, all Of
his stock OF liXtur, aud valuable instiu.
mcnts, utton which there was no insu.
rance, aud We appeal fr him share Of
public patronage, n"w That he is under
way. We give tin clc,it t., the energy
and perseverance ma,'il;S,c;. >ince that
miS(o}tunc, nnd ~i>h hlm s.vcc>S Ills
card will he found rS, here. ...
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17

RETyRN DAY, last Saturday was Re.
tnth day, for, this District. . II hero were
aboat bho hundred and fifty eases re.
1urned This is certainly not more than
onethird Of what sho return would have
been, wero the advantages in tho future,
OF Judgylept creditors Nhdcrstood!N Mnny
think NOW, that only involve themselves
IN cost by obtaining: Judgments ,whSro
the iiomsStco'l ,eeonyere vyqrSyhing. This
ia Gn6iftho retroaflion 0f,iGts Law ,.be
decided conSthqttdfaf' Snd rsmain 81
forcer1Spprtandurg Spartan. wv :.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17

MAGNOLIA WATER, Superior to tho best
Imported German Cologne, and sold at half
tho prlco. ~ iMN iinL.M.nn = D. d :,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17

CuKsrrE,Yn' 'p,as.-$cr 40 ndv6r,Iscmon,t , 81, =,
Mr.. j. T. NGftis, WIN has Il lot Of thoso
Justly celebrated White Chester pigs, for
eNio. -I,.L - --....- ,.--- y l. 1,.-..- .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17

Wendell Phi|'jBsrin leci1roat Jcrsdy?
CITY,; commenlcd, On GFant$lnaugnral
rather favoraJiy. He urged tafigorods,
and, Il necessary, O. sang9sgayy, policy
towafasths South, as tho s0nlly meags' q
eecutollast]6g peace. 1t}'""ns$,a !; ,l@'"or
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17

The Richmond Wing says Tho lii
of the late Rev. Henry A. Wise, Jr.
was insured in the New Jersey Benefit
Lii, Insurance Company for $4,000.
He took out the policy n 1857
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Exchange

THE CATTLE PLAQUE In tho March
number Of the american Stock Jourunl, is u
long nnh valuable article, By Prof Juhu
Gnmgcc, nn the Lung Plague In Cattle or
all the caIllc discusses picuro Pm .umonin Is III
the fong run. the most destructive, brcausc
thc most inSidiuuS and the lrnSt likely TO
rouse IL people to united nctlon for It's cffrc.
tunl suppression. TO ignore its presence IS.
however, to insure thai Ihc cattu morality
Of America like that Of EngIlnd, will BIZ iii
least doubled IN II few years time. Rational
means. energetic action. aud enlncSt CO oD>
crntions between the different States and ihc
central government may, with moderate
expenditure nov. save many millions nuulI.
ally in the not distant future.
There arc Ut present no p'opcr restrictions
on The sale Of infected stock. aud in another,
year or two, unless some definite and iumc>
diNtc action TIC tnkcn, the disease is likely to
lind its wny in SO many parts OF the country
that lis eradication will bo almost Il matter
Of ofimposaibi y. 'r' '..'... '- '...'..
The Editors .otihe Journal being extensive
breeders aud dealers in cattle, have printed
IN edition Of over hair q miiliun cnpcs, for
"graluii0us distribution" among our Fur
mrrs. Wo hope all viii avail themselves Of
this generous offer, and send for II COPY
Address, - n. =. BOYER & CO,
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LOCAL ITEMS.

The CIRCLE OF PRAYER CoNvENTIoN.-.
We coll attention to tho card Of Mr.. Il.
A., Fair, chairman of tho convention,
stating that tho various, circles, will meet
in this3towh on tho Gath instant. Un,
der general rule Of the G. & y. Rail-
roads tloleg gates will be'passcd over this
roadTfor one fare, and it is earnestly
hoped and expected that the representa-.
ton Of circles will DC full.
q. g. Co.-Do you 9, reader !? o i
G, you mean, c c Chase l. Co., dom. you ?
YesSG)6ss yo,v iupoccpt ;eYds,i that is just
what we mean. Look for all Of their No.
ticcs in this weeks paper. They arc well
supplied IN Groceries, ahdI though onto
tho wayaas to location, n visit down there
will repay You on looking o: their choice
goods, and, ,nscer,nining their reasonable
prices, ,.. ..1 .s.
PLEASE TAKE NoTICE. The season is
nearly over for slad. and when this great
'delicacy no longer can be obtained, you
will regret not calling OIL thnt Prince Of
Fishists or Shadists, Lawrence Marshall.
Don't let q single opportunity pass by,
takc;a shad every timo. Mover mind the
bones, or the price either, there Is nothing
compared to the satisfaction Of eating go
choice fish. His days now arc Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday, three times
a week. Take notice, remember, and be
advised. ... -.
,..OUn TELEGNApn.-Th prospect for
Tulegraphic line Of communication,
which will councct Ncwbcrry with the
outer world, is looking up. Since our
last mention Of this subject, subscription
lists have hccn opened. and stock to u
respectable amount taken. We hope
soon to report the sum subscribed suffi-
cicnt for The purpose contemplated, and
n contract made for putting up the line
The Gcenvillc 4 Columbia railroad is
actively md substantially enlisted in its
success. a new era is about 10 dawn in
the development Of Il greater material
prosperity llan our good old town Of
Ncwbcrry ever experienced in her pal.
micst days.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17

. ,HAvAxA,' March o.4TH . v.ra Cruz
stoalGem brings tho following advices.:
Negreto !had besn! routed md only 6s-
capedy witE alsf6w adherents. General
Male! iwas, killed apd many irobcla chp.
tnrsd, C4l9ppel Priets, who was impl'.
Gated With ,Ncgrele, was captured near
Ycra Cruz. takoh o.thal City Ind shot.
Thc'ihsarrcetioh, at Merida, ill YGcatan,
.is over, rand tho rrihglea.iois havo been
shot Il Kosecfafs, and UIafeS: ate fire..
entlyocloFeted together, I>ar cl'A @3n
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ginning to end. The days service Will
long DO remembered, and tho influence
of Mr.. Leard's teachings will trust,
prove tho seed which is sown in good
ground, oventuating ina hpfvestof profit
to tho Church Of Christ. {. |.">
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PurkeSDurg, Chester Co., Pa


corrupt nge, political, religious and social,
pnl 1t must be admitted That Tho locality Sc
loctcd New York. " III afford all tue matters
nj needed for ,iG work In hand. Let 1t thun.
der loud and deep. nnd send us record
every month. The paper before us is full Of
Il, VIII lie tho mutterngs about population,
bid that preparations be mndo for The cons
Ing storm. g.. .t.. ......a y"tl =.
FAEMERRs, READ. The Mnrch number Of
Tie CAEoLtNA FAKMEn, is II gem Of typo
graphite bcuniy, ana Is illlcd with an unusu.
ally large lumber Of Seasonnblc and lntcr>
e>tng articles. We arc glad 10 sec TINT
North Carolina can afford such splendid
the day. Every inrmcr in the South should
snb>cribc to some good agricultural
publications.; and VIC know OF mono better
adapted 10 their wants. than tho CARoLINA
FARMEn. Price. $50 per year. Address.
Nm.ll. Bernard. Wilmington. N. G..
TuE SOUTHERN CuLrlvAToR. for March,
VIM " l., Loms. Editors and rropric>
tors, Mt 50 per nnnnm. This sterling pas
pcr Is always received with pleasure, It's
pages ever furnishing abundant information
1n all matters relating to agriculture, fnrm
economy. &c. 1t Is purely Southern, and
!. allplcd 10 our latitude and therefore entitled
10 receive y liberal patronage. Anyone wants
Ing to subscribe for il. can lcayo his name
~ Ibis office. b..
The BARSWELL JOURNAL, by j. 8.
! Shurk. editor AMI propr'rtor, Il new paper, a
copy Of which We find among our exchanges
this week, is handsomely printed, ,und ably
edited. lis appearance Is most attractive,
and M bright us new material nnd skilIul
work can make it,. We cordially enter til Is
journal on The exchange list, mnd wish Its
editor unboundcd prosperity.
PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY Tho March
number ct this. acceptable monthly Is to
hand. md ms uslnl, is highly interesting.
Tweniy>four pages ofmusic aro given in It,
which nlone Is worth the subscription price
Of 50 per annum. Besides this liberal
amount OF music. tho reading m.ttor Is
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THE ANDERSON INrELLIo ENosR.A w. T..
Walters has disposed OF his interest IN the
Anderson "1nt6lligcnccr," to J. +. Clink:
scales. James a, noyt. tho senior partner
md managing Editor. rotalns rhls interest.
Our bcst wishes to each and al ofthoso
gentlemen. Tho "Intclligeneer' Is ono
Peters "Parlor Companion," for tho Flute,
Violin aud Guitar, together With tho Month
y Cleo liivo" aro both received for MAJ cl,.
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| toalicM.bfings tho following advices, ;:
Noorafa Il,nil. ho,,,t ,,Intal n "a o,i,N 4,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-07
The TeSt-Oath.

WELLS expressed his true feelings before
the Reconstruction Committee ut Washing
ton last winter. SO did that doublc-bar-
relied carpct-baggcr WuITTLEsEY, who, re-
siding in Richmond. is running for Congress
in the Alexandria district, and, belonging
TO Connecticut, sets himself up as candi-
date for office i'll Virginia. "This noted
carpct-bagger," says the LccsburG Wash
angtOnian, who has, through the columns
"of his paper in Richmond, been trying to
"conyince the people Of this State that his
party, with WELLS at its head, is in favor
"of striking out the test-oath and diSfran-
'chsemcnt clauses from the constitution,
ION Monday last. at Hamilton, in this
county, as we are informed by those who
"hcard him, boldly declared he was OPP
posed to striking out these obnoxious fe;t-
"tures, and was in favor of the constitution
las it came from the hands of the UNDER
"wooD convention"
No other comment upon the men whom
the Radicals are supporting for the highest
Offices in the State could give 4 better idea
OF their character than the mere statement
hat the course of WE,TTLESEY does not
surprise anybody. No one has any conf
dence in the good faith or sense of honor of
these carpet-baggers, and they can there
fore be guilty Of no act which would sur
prise the public.
But suppose that RALEIGH Il. DANIEL, or
joins b. BALDWIN, or II. l.. MONTAGUE, or
fLoURNoY, or any other prominent Nir-
ginian, had been guilty of such duplicity
Even the supposition is impossible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-07
A Mixed Story.

The State Journal retails what purports
to be private conversation which recently
took place between two gentlemen who
were travelling on the cars from Richmond
10 Fredericksburg. lis story is spoiled,
however, by its ignorance concerning the
literary institutions of the State. 1t desired,
no doubt, to injure Washington College be-
cause General LEE is its president; but rs
the Virginia Military Institute happens to
be located in the same town with that col
lege, and the Journal happens not to know
much about Virginia or demonstrations, the
SANDER is spoiled by a slip of the pen. "a
professor in General LEES Military Insti-
tute!" quoth the Journal. This is worthy
OF the paper whose editor declares in its
columns that he is opposed to the test-oath
and DISTINGUISHING features of the constitu-
ton, but who makes speeches to the negroes
in favor of those features.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-07
A New Question.

In Washington city on Thursday evening a
meeting was held Of society of negroes
calling themselves the First Colorcd
Families OF Virginia" This society passed
resolution declaring that they would not
vote for any man for Office who was not
either q pure white man or u pure black
man-that is to say, these negroes will not
countenance the mulattocs. This action
corresponds with that Of the Haytien ne
grocs, who prescribe every man who is not
"black, and all black" LEWIS LINDSEY will
go under when the Richmond negroes shall
have been educated up to this point.
BAYSE, however, need have no fears. lie
could pass for native of Africa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-07

We answer the question of the Dispatch
plumplv, that Wells will be Governor II the
constitution is defeated. but not for four
wears, Is he will he if elected. The great
difference between his being left i'll by re-
jecting the constitution and his being elect
ed consists of two important con>idcra-
tions-to wit, if ne is left in by the result OF
the election in rejecting the constitution. he
will be under the eye and the arm OF the
military rule over the State, but probably
not so checked to do mischief, if he is elect
ed and il left in, the negro man Harris
will not lie Licutenant-Governor, as ne will
pretty certainly be if Wells Is elected. Will
The Dispatch publish this our answer: 1t
will not be fair to give our answer uncover
ed 10y our rcason.-PctcrSbuJ Express.
We give the Express notice that our col
umns are crowded. and that whilst We shall
never do it injustice Intentionally, we can
not undertake to reproduce its editorials,
even though they he in reply to our own.
We arc constrained to express our surprise
that any sensible man not 4 WellSite should
pen such articles as daily appear in the Ia
press. Crhc above paragraph is not one of
thcm.) But we are comtorted by rejecting
that highly intelligent men will not be in
tlucnced by them, and that the mass OF
Petcrsburgers cannot understand them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-07

IHE OPEN POLAR SEA.-A writer in the
Philadelphia Press suggests that wrecks
may be carried by subterranean oceanic
currents to the open Polar Sea, and TINT
there cannot be "a richer mine th,n the
treasures Of the wrecks of all time east
upon It's shores" This suggestion will in
sure The settlement Of the question as to
~ neither this is an open Polar Sea or not.
8a ne money-loying Yankee will soon be on
p'he hunt for these treasures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-07
CROCKERY, &c.

TRESH IMPORTATIONS.-k
A & GIBSON are now receiving and opening
OF their own importation, large additions To their
mcnts TO buyers. New and handsome patterns %
Dinner, Tea. and Toilet Sets. In rich. decorated
gold band Plain White China and White Granite,
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware In
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
Pitchers Walters, Goblcts, Forks, Spoons, &C. !;
Refrivcrators Water-Coocrs. Ca>tors. Lamps,
Looking Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware In
great variety.
Country merchants, hotcl-kccpers, and house
Keepers Will consult their interests nv calling on
MS KELLOGG K GIBSON.
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street Richmond, Va.
EDWARD 3. TAYLOR and Il. &. SUTTON, JR.,
Statesmen. my ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-07


SoLoMoS's wisdom was once manifested
in deciding that child claimed ny TWO
women should be slain. The mother al
once surrendered her claim to it rather
than that the child should die. Whereby
she got the child and the false mother was
exnoscd. We are reminded Of this Scrip
turc story by the State Journal. That pa
per SANDERS Virginia and Nirginians with
the utmost nonchalancc. 1t feels no lnte-
rest in the State has no sympathy with her
or her children; is a mere carpet-baSgcr !;
is here to-day but may be elsewhere to-mor-
row: and so libels the good old State as IL
itself were published in Connecticut.
We think it possible that some OF our
people have been rather pleased than other
wise at the prospect Of awar with England !;
but not for the reason given by the Journal
They have TO idea of taking sides with Eng
land. They would scorn to prove traitors
to their own people. They stood that test
in the late war, and came out oil the lire
refined gold. They stood shoulder TO shout
der with the home people. Those who sided
with outside enemies then might side with
England now, but not the gallant Coniedc-
rates, who wouldn't fight against their own
people even to save the nation. but we
started to say that ~ every sensible man
knows that Congress would remove the dis
abilities ofcvcrv rebel, and make fair weather
with every southern State if 4 war with
England or France were imminent, it would
not be strange if some Of our people were
not over-anxious to preserve the peace.
Further than this no Virginia paper would
90 in its uttcranccS. The carpct-haggcr who
foully SANDERS the adopted State from which
he draws a support is "worse than an
infdcl.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-07

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