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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22

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leads off by making bold statement, and by
tho Socratic mode Of reasoning, cntraps the
foolish "Judge." The poor "Judse" damns
his whole case by an absurd and, we believe,
lnslnccre acquicscence. Having done this,
General Grant wrs justified in his rctort, so
far as the Judges admission was concerned.
why the laDI owner Of the South should be-
compelled to divide his lands to suit other par
ties we do not see; nor do we believe there is
any practical hostility to Northern settlers
who come Southwark in good faith and not
for sinister purposes Again, we feel salts
fled that frauds upon tho negro, tho.-h un-
doubtcdly existing, arc exceptional, and no
moro the rule here than frauds upon tho
whites csew here. We suppose this "Jldge"
to be trooly loil functonary; and to be such
thing in Louisiana is to be sorry creature
indeed. If trooly loil, tho "Judge" vas
forced to Chime in with the Generals prc,u-
diced opinion; for had he denied it, he would
have virtually condemned his own party at
home, aud then wo to his salary and his Judi
cia Importance If politcastcrs arc to deal
with The blunt General they may as we'll 90
to Washington prepared to get flea in the
car, or, in case they avoid the flea, to be bur.
dcncd with an elephant among their constitu.
cnts. To 60 to Grant in order to get appro.
priations from Congress is foolishncss. 70 90
to Congress without hard cash is an insult to
Congress Let the State of Louisiana. If
possible, raise sum Of money, and thon set.
tlo the point whether tho money thus raised
had letter be appropriated to bribe Congress
or build tho levccs without national aid.
THE SECRET IIIsronY OF LINcoLN's AID.
MINIsrRATroN.--No administration Of any
President of tho United States has embraced
such great and important events !. that of
Mr.. Lincoln. The secret history of his adj
ministration, embracing the private interviews
and correspondence with prominent individ-
uals of all parties aud professions, with rebels
and loyalists, with mon of tho oSSouth and of
tho North, with emissaries of, the rebellion
and leading advocates of tho "on to Rioh.
'mond" policy Of conducting the war, would
form volume of intonso interest. Such a
work has bcca undertaken by Ward IT. Lamon
who will soon have it ready for the press.
National Intcl1,gnnccy.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22

cotton lands and cotton planting; quite a
satisfactory solution Of the absence of demand
tor those lands. How is it, then, that men
biamc the Southern land-holdcrs for not SELL
ing their lands when nobody wants to buy Z
Is it not enough that they arc thus left with
what nobody now wants? and must they bo
abused for not giving that away2
Tho experience of Northern men at the
South ought to satisfy them that the South
crn land holder is greatly wrongcd. Pro.
pcrty in the South is as much the subject of
commercial laws as property is anywhere else.
Necessity and interest arc as much tho COM
trollcrs of its fate here as anywhere iiG2$
world, and all the talk about Southern m{||
being unwilling to sell .Ntssaaassaassaa
any other men, is worse tn use 7|(| II II
IN great degree, malicious SANDER, II
will ta2a6 gaAaywhcrc, aud IS
yjAa si rt tho South now.
ny fss| i. are so,;s' getting to BE- b
"''" 'p pslllss ss.ss:,ss ss:ss'''' y
Richmond Dispqa
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22


CoNrEDERATE NOTES.-The Supreme
Court of Georgia, it is stated, has rendered a
decision, confirming the decision of lower
court, that the consideration of note given
for borrowed Confederate money was good
and valid one. On the other hand, the Su-
prcmc Court Of Tennessee has rendered di-
rcctly contrary decision. Certainly test
case should be made up aid taken to the Su-
prcmc Court of the United States, SO that
uniformity of practice may be established -
we have no idea that the decision of the Geor-
gia court would be sustained by the supreme
nationgl tribunal. We cannot think that it
should be- 10 enforce payment, in the pres
cnt currency Of the country, Of notes given
for borrowed Confederate paper when forty or
fifty dollars of hat paper did not command
moro than one dollar in grccnbacks would be,
whether legal or not, exceedingly unjust and
oppressive. This matter is one Of no littlo
Importance Obligations, immense in amount,
of the kind indicated, arc outstanding in the
Southern States Vcry many Kcntuckians
gave such obligations willie they were in tho
South during the war. What they received
amounted to scarcely more than song. But
let the people have by all means a uniform
and authoritative rule Of settlement, whatcy.
pr that rulc NAV l,o
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personal character to q considerable portion of
its membership may have been tho sole reason
for the omission"
During the twelve months Just passed the
number of applications for divorce made be-
fore the courts OF Baltimore, from popula.
ton approximatiug to, if it does not exceed
thrcc hundred and fifty thousand, was but one
hundred and twenty five, as against four hun
drcd and sixty within the same period at Chi
cago The difference is too remarkable to bo
passed without notice; nor is it possible to
avoid the conclusion that in this "disloya"
city, which, in 1861, tho New York Tribune
would have p!owea with cannon balls and
sowed with salt, there prevails higher grade
of morals nd an infinitely profoundcr respect
for tho sane tiles ofmarriod life than in those
cities whore " the Northern idea " is in tho
ascendant, and patriotism is made profita.
bic to its professors.
B-Y- A student Of State college had
barrel of ale deposited in his room contrary,
of course, to the rule and usage IIc receiy-
cd summons to appear before the President,
who said "Sir, am informed that you
have barrel of alo in your room" eyes,
sir" "Well, what explanation can you
make" "Why, the fact is, sir, my phys-
clan advises me to try littlo each day as q
tonic, and not wishing to stop at the various
places whero tho beverage is rctailcd, deo,
dcd on having barrel taken to my ROOM
"Indecd And have you derived any benefit
from the use of it?" "Ah, yes, sir. When
the barrel WAS first taken to my room could
scarcely lift 1t; now can carry it wit, the
greatest case.
Esy- The "Louisvilo Couyier.J ournal',
suggests that as "Fort Lafayette which is bot.
ter known as tho American bastilo, has been
destroyed, tho key Of it should be sont to
Mount Vernon to bo hung up by the aldo Of
tho key Of the French Bastile, whioh was sens
to Washington by Lafayette, who little
thought whom he did it, that q fort would be
named in honor Of. him only to bo degraded
Q tue level Of the bastile;" :
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22

AT WHAT ACE TO MAnRY.An cy change
under this caption gives some valuable infor-
nation to the gay young gentlemen who are
troubled to death about deciding the proper
age to marry The following, which we bo-
llcvo to bo correct, may, also, interest the GU.
r'ous ;-"Shakcspeare was 18 when he perpe-
tratcd tho poetic feat; Ben johnson 81 !,
Eranklin,24; Dante, Kolpar, Fuller, John:
son, Burke, Scott, 26; Tycho, l,raho, Byron,
Washington and Bonaparte, 81 !; Penn and
Sterling, %; Linnous and Nolso.s, 90;
Burns 80; Chauoer, Hogarth and Peol 81 |;
Woodwork and Dayy, 33; Sir william
Jones and Wellington, 81 Wilberforce, 8S' 81.
luther, Az; Addison, Al Wesley and
Young, Swift, 40 J. lspfton, 55 old parr,,
lasts titnc, la0iesI NJ u saI ~ 900
Ea I - .s.j. 4, 81
a&- The Governor has appoin cd Gbaflss 3
]. Stolbrand Sanerintenio oat ofs tho statoss
Penitontiary Id place of Jscs, .ss
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Morals s-North and South.

Whether there is something in the Dir of
Chloago that is fatal to the harmony of mar
rled life, or whether the active, speculative,
reckless habits Of the people are injurious to
the morals of both sexes, arc questions not
easy to determine. This much, however, the
newspapers of that city put on rccord-two
hundred and cighty-four wives and one hun
drcd and seycnty.six Ii .sbands, all residents
OF Chicago, have filed petitions for divorce in
the courts of that city during the past year
{" These lachrymoso persons, four hundred
all, have bccn trooping up du-
X smonkhs of the year," says the
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PROSPERITY AHEAD.-It is indeed graft
flying to witness the increasing interest mani
tested in agricultural pursuits Planters find
but little difficulty in employing freedmen at
very reasonable wages. The change in this
respect is marked. Since tire negroes wero
set free, there has continually been crowd
of ablc-boded men and women hanging
around town, cking out IN iscrablc existence.
OF this number large majority are seeking
or have obtained homes with farmers, and
thus become producers instead Of consumers,
We have, also, noticed that many freedmen
are returning to their old homes, having bo.
come convinced that their former owners aro
their best friends. Every day are wo moro
fully convinced that, if let alone by politicians,
the negro will be as useful as laborcr as l.e
ever was. In spite of the gigantic efforts to
the contrary by Radical speakers and their
press, for our own county VIC can say there
IS better feeling now between whites and
blacks than there has been since juno, 1865.
This state of things is indeed cheering, and
argues we'll for the future. All VIC ask is to
be let alone. We intend to show to the negro,
by kindness and fair dealing, that we are his
friends, and that our interests arc in ,om,
M {font, ~,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-22

e.RrcaEs got By fraud arc dug cit OF one'l
hear, md destroy the.mind. 81,
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offense. The Emperor will wait, il appears
to feel the pulse of France through its Legis-
lative Corps, after having endeavored to make
it temperately keep time with his own. What
he has just done seems to repel the liberal
advice both Of Prince Napoleon and Per
signy, but a hope remains that his AFRO
gance is but prologue to concession of some
kind.
On the other hand, the empire will not en-
counter mutes or imbeciles in the spirits
which it has evoked from the depths of French
opposition. 1t has been problem with Ma
poleon to find out the temper and desire OF
the uncertain and suspicious millions below
him. The facts are now before him, yet
do not deter him from a well-bred af-
fectation of apathy to that sometime
smothered passion for freedom, which, how
ever devastating and almost self-destroyin9
when hitherto fully ablaze, is yet an mex
tinguishable fire in the heart of France. Her
patriots, however, are not disposed to be for
ever passive-least of all are they inclined to
yield to any attack on the citadel of universal
suffrage. Many of them may be as much op-
posed as Jules Favre to violence as a means of
reform and progress, but perhaps the mass of
them would agree with him in the doctrine
that ''if rights are to be attacked by violence
violence should be encountered" Upon the
right of universal suffrage, practised in one
way or other, since 1SiS the liberalism of
France will take its well-fortfed stand. 1t will
not be possible for the Emperor to invade that
right with safety. He can only yield to it with
grace.
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BEGINNING AGAIN.
From the ". y. Tribune.

From the ". y Tribune.
Napoleon begins another chapter OF empire
with a mistake an inevitable one, however,
the premises of empire being granted. He
denies that it is proper to the imperial self
respect to conciliate his opponents, and
straightway he imprisons the editor of the
radical Rarpd. The next move in order should
be the arrest and second expulsion of Count
Henri de Rochefort, the radical editor of La
LdnteTne, and said to be a descendant of Hugh
Capet-not the only son of the old noblesse
who takes sides against monarchy. Moreover,
the Emperor may so connive through his sala-
red agents that the frauds of the late elections,
albeit the radicals in the Legislature may ven
ture to contest them, shall arbitrarily accrue
to the empire. All disputed elections he will
still have the chance of managing his own way.
To the profound disgust of the Liberals
of France he is wilfully bent upon arroga-
ting rather than conceding and, so far as we
can make out from the cables despatch, has
taken the course which will emphasize the
meaning of the late radical vote, and not win
a single convert to the throne. Taking 1T at
its word, the empire at present only means