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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-01
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leln Eau an bas Glltenenoe oes fran,0 lilfen Ga=
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er ST. Yterre erreldt, nbne bob Oas Sau bridbt, 10
miro SaeIbe an oasRiiitenenoe oaiebt oas bereits
unter 9Saer aelest. IpleBen, miro bann oireft na6
ENGLAND ,uriidtebrett, Den Ibreen She'll oes gabel-
orabts an Boro nebmen, nad Ct Yerre 5uriidfe6=
rem uno iith bon bort nod Bottom beaeben, mo- Der
amerifanilde gnbpunft iein ioq. Wenn NlIes gut
aebt miro bis gum l. September Elm neuer unteriee=
ild1er Gabel Qmerfa nit Der aten g8elt berbinoen.
Oies ncue Gabel unteri6eioet tb bon benz 1866
selestsn nur oarin. bob Der 9urbmser oes leiten.
pen &upferorabtes etlpas grDBer it, unb BOB Die
aubenordbte ous sledartisem salpaniiirten geIIe-
merzStabl belteben uno eine SredIpannung BON et=
ma 1000 Yfuno beiiben, bic SrGbte bes alten gabel
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legte .Sbel miro cine 9dn9e BON 1926 Meilen ba-
ben. Der anoere, BON ct. 45ierre nod ben gnbpunf=
te cine Sdnee bon 722 Ofeilen. Die 9r0bte Sd)iuie=
rlgfeit miro Die 2egung uuf Den NeufunolanobGnfen
bleten, ood boIit man, gisberae oaourb 5u permei-
bdlt. a
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Den Staaten Mane unb gtep Oorf bic grloubniB
CUR GanOun9 bes eabels perIbafft nG6reno mad
einem neuh erlaIienen Gutad)ten oes @enerolans
malt Soar Die graubnib bes gongreIies erforoerlid
uno es telnem ein5elnen Saate seitattet lit, eneu
Selegrapboratb. oelien anOeres Gnoe li1 i'm Nus-
lanoe bsfinoet, an iene &iite su lanoer. Sod iino
bag Tormalitdten, Die iid) leidt nutbolsn laiien,
uno es miro unlersr Ie9eruns nidt einfallen, nad
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fran3olilaen Gabels Su perbinbern, oa ia pie gon=
eurren5, bic oaiIelbe bsn beioen engliIden gabeln
maden miro, ben, eanSen Yublifum uno Der Geaie-
run9 ielbit su @ute tonluen miro.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-01

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Sonneritaa meloet:
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peltbat beeaneen. Oie 0re SDdter zines @eiitl=
d,en, Der frIber superintendent bes loaenannten
Gontrebano Gamp in Der II. unb 8 Strabe uar
partements Vernen0una aefunoen bot, baben eit
grrid)tune Der 5otparb unperiitdAin berlelben bre
@tuoien fortaeiebt sic pobnen in ben Genoou
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TIT eeben lie eeDD6nlid] burb Boundary Strabe
uno in Der 9dbe Der Vieren Strabe bieaen lie in Elm
G5dbben ein bos 3u Dem unperIitdts @ebduoe fiibrt
G5eitern perieben lie friib Inn llbr ibre Wobnune
uno as lie oas eripdbnte @dBden erreihten uno fd)
hinter benz alien fatboliihen Srdbbof beanoen,
fprans auf einmal elm itdmmiger Neger aug hem
bnerbalt berpur, in ,uelhem er auf Die brei Yfar=
rerstDbter eelauert batte. gr pafe bic dlteie Elm
6rauen3immer BON liebensebn Sabren, an, mari lie
5u Booen uno perudlte tie getpaltlam 5u idhGnoen.
9ie beioen anoeren Wdo6en, i'm IIter bon 13 uno
Is Sahren, ludten ben lhmar5en unbolb BON ibrer
Sdpeiter peaSu3erren, tie ihlugen logar nit Stei-
men uno @teden auf iha log uno srboben Elm 3etsr,
gelhre Der &erl lieb lid aber nidt ire maden ano
nid9t eber peareben aIs big er feline 8runit beire-
biat bate Sie Mdoben eilten iogleid nod SauIe
uno ersdblten ibrem Batter bas ibnen piberfabrene
Xeo. Oerielbe benaGridtiete ben Yoliieilieutenant
SobnIon BON Dem peribten Jrepel, bfe Yoli5eimann=
fhaft tpuroe auf9eboten, auf ben Wfllletbater Su
fabnoen, aber ie mar niAt i'm Stanoe, ibn Su arre-
tlren.
Die poli,ei6sb5roen seben bic @idtisteit Der er.
aGblten 5batlahen 5u, nur lteQen lie in Mbreoe, oab
es Dem Neger gelang, ieine teuflhe Shanotbat 5u
poQbrineen. sSener She'll Der gr5dblung, ia9en bic
Yolijeibeamten, lei nidt mabr, benn Der Neger iei
che er nod Die Sd)dnoung 5u polenoen i'm Stanoe
mar, tueg8eibredt lporoen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23
SALES AT Auction,

HENRY D; MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IMPORTANT SALE or HiGH GLASS OIL PAINTINGS
BY EMINENT ARTISTS OF THE AMERIOAN, FRENCH,
FLEMISH AND D. SSELDoRF SCHOOLS, COMPRISING
TIE ENTIRE COLLECTION OF MESSRS- GOUPIL
90. (MR. KNOEDLER SCCCHSSOR)
HENRY ID. MINER 4 BARKER viii sell ut auction this
lFrda) evening April g. az ~ O'clock at their Art Gal
lees s45 Broadway the entire collection OF fine Picurea
consigned by hessrs Gosp Co.. Of Paris, and other for
elan houses 70 ~ knoeiler hsa, which, In consequences o.
street, Instructions been sell without
The collection among others OF tho fol-
lowing disin suished artists, VIZ
j Hart, Merle, A. Achenbach
kenkeu, Frere, Professor GUIDE,
w. Hari, Beranger, Prof Carl Hubncr,
eariiear, Cs.nie,Caix. r. Williams,
Edmonds Lobrchon, p. Weber,
Stone Hartman, A Sieeert,
Ehninger De Ionghe Rohaen, f
Launt Thompson, soyer L Bosch.
O. tiyswold, PerraulI A. N. Webb,
T.. Benson, Pessan, L. Blanc, &C., &C.,
including also the superb Picture, by
Vernet I,ecornte Of PARISH
entitled the "Prlncess of Morocco"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23
Try HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER.

- HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer
Elegant Household Furniture rosewood Piano, &c
On Friday April 49, at 10 O'Clock a the private residence
No. l6l West consisting Of Velvet and Brus-
,es carpsts rosewood Suit in blue reps Lace WndSw 9n5
Frame Oval Mrror Window Shades, black walnut Suit GRIM
black walnut Extension Table,
TOP Reclining Chairs with pe,k black walnut
bray Table, mahogany Marble Top Dressing Bureaus black
walnut Bedsteads mahogany Cottage suit black
ture &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23

ID HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctoneer
Horses, Csrriages, Harness. Blankcts - -.
Friday April 49, at 10 O'clock the private stables No. III
West Forty ninth street, one pair stylish bay Morgan Horses
and years old.
One two horse Coupe seats four inside, built by Wood
Bros Park Phaeton, built by Parker.
One set double Harness. patent Kay CoHar made BY stu
ling; extra RelnH and Bits Fur Robes Blankets Sheets Car.
Covers Whips. Curry Combs Brushes Brosms Halt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23
RYJ. ". CAMPBELL, JR, AUCTToNEEE;

RYJ. W TMMPBELLs JR3 A I5CT olS Iawvnv
CAMPBELL co. will sell this day, commencing pre-
cssly at l0% O'clock In lots TO close business the entire
largo and select stock OF Groceries Teas Fruits Flour
contained in the first class Grocery and Tea Store
203 Grand street, corner Mott consisting OF than 600
lots.
Stock largo and varied, comprising general assortment
Coss: Sugar. barrels Dried Peaches Dried Apples large
Soaps, Mchens and Psranine Candies Farna, Corn
Starch, Sage, Tapioca, nns Barley, Brcms, Cocoa,
barrels Vinegar tubs Lard hos.hesds choice Porto Rico
ported Bologna sausages Dutch Herrngs Swiss Cheess
large lot Cider Jelly also lot fine Brandy and Port Wine
the line usually found In first class store.
VIII also sell entire fine Futures Couners Shelving,
Ing Platform Counter Scales Weighs Measures Stoves
jApanned Tea CAnsers; also OF herrngs improved
hre burglar proof Safe. Dealers specua an
buyers viii do well TO attend the entire stock and fixtures
will be closed out regardless Of cost,
In lots and quantities 10 suit.
CAMPBELL Jr., Salesman,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER.
Elegant Household Furniture Mirrors, Carpets, dc.

T. IT, LUDLOW co. Will sell at auction Friday, April n
at II O'clock at 60 Washington square West Fourth sree
between Wooster and Thompson streets all the Furniture
satin rosewood ane French plate Pier Glasses Cen
mahogany Bedseads Spring and Hair Mattresses Boers
and Pillows mahogany Extension Table, Dining Chairs.
Crockery GLASS; Velvet Carpets Ocloth
Ac together with the Kitchen Utensils.
CataloQuea at No. z Pine street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23
y. N. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER.
IA. MAGNIFICENT Household Furniture,

y. NJ TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER.
"A. Magnificent Household Furniture
Pianoforts, Paintings, sta.uary, Bronzes Mirrors.
Drawing Room Furniture Silver China, Glass Ware and
many costly Works Of Art and Articles Of vertu
at public auction,
On THIS DAY, FRIDAY,
the elegant mansion West Fifteenth street, between
Fifth Sixth avenues commencing l0 o'clock Drawing
Rooms subsrb Suits covered French satin brocate Window
match Etagere Bookcase; Tables, Eucoignure
marauetere bois Cabinets Paintings by eminent
s rosewood Pianoorte Stool Cover Music Cabinet. artis
Console Tables velvet medallion Carpsts rosewood walnut
Dressing Bureaus Bedseads Wardrobes style Louis XIV,
hair sprinq Dining sRoomTabls Buffet elegant
China Ware, Glass Ware, Linen. N. BPares wishing
70 attend this sale take Fifth avenue stages or Sixth avsnus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23

DAwNBRoRER'S sALE-THIs DAY, BY JOHN NOR
TIMER, 10 East Broadway, OF 400 lots womens Cloth
ing Bedding and other desirable goods BY order Of II.
Mcheenan, Second avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23
DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
Elegant Household Furniture, &C.,,

On Friday. April 49, ioN O'clock.
Consisting q Velvet and Brussels carpss carved
% s%. rfs M s'a
Ceres lace and Srocae window Curtains Cornces
Fixtures gilt Centre Tables rosewood Chess Tables rose
striped rsps SscE walnut EIfenslon Dining Table,
rated China Breakfast Dinner and Tea Sets Cutlery
Sas minS: sna @ R III
above furniture wa. made BY ssIssr
RY HENRY ., LEEDS MINER. as NY
- neNRy H. LEEDS. Auctioneer; 49,.
sell By auction On Friday April 2 AZ LA oc,g Mo.s
grain Carpets Suits Centre Tables Window Shades
Mattresses Pillows, Boosters, Stair Carpets Stair Rods
ocoths Extension Dining Table, Chairs China, Crockery
Glassware, Kitchen Furniture &C.
CY HENRY b. LEEDS 4 MINER.
sa tEK os sE
9E sSS Sb iSvooEs NOT Included TN SALE
O. saturday sIsP1R A XII f1gs at tho
No. ST. and s9 Broadway, sc-.~4 -
About loo fne modern ana rctures being the re
Goth and 2st inst consisting OF the works OF svore Amer
can and European artists, to include an important piece
WINTER SCENE, by Professor jacobson of Dusseldorf
MARINE, BY DE HAAS.
Also humber Of ane Old Pictures close invoice.
PY HENRY n. LEEDS MINER.
(Household Furniture, &C.,,
VIII sell at auction Saturday, April a. at 1919 O'Clock. al
minutes walk from Quarantine landing, consisting Of
ESSA Sp asse marble op Table Ss,s snd
ana Ingram Carpets cottage Bedroom Fur
niture, Mattresses, Pillows and Bosters China Croc kerry
Glasswsre Kitchen Furniture, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23
SALES At AUCTION.

"A. JOHN II. DRAPER, Auctionesr.
Perenptory sale OF valuable OF Paintings
JOHN H. DRAPER CO., Hanover sansre New York
viii sell public auction, the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
No. 81 Fifth avenue New York, Friday evening" April 30
at O'clock without whatever and to the highest
bidder the following well known original Paintings BY Je
rome 1hompson:-
"The Old Oakcn Bucket"
sHomei Sweet Homew
1.-THE Captive Child"
ssPhddle Your Own Canoe :"
The above Pictures now on free exhibition az the par
Tors of the Fifth Art Gallery where they will remain
until the sale, open day and evening.
We beg leave say to those desiring these wen known
paintncs that they attend tho with perfect conf
dence with that limit Whatever viii be
placed upon the works. that the sale wiz be stated
-''''' r''''' "" JOHN H. DRAPER co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23

A EDWIN NICHOLS & CO., AUCTIONEERs
"A. Large sale of Magnificent Household Furniture:
Rosewood az octave Pianotore Paintings elegant Paror
pets Curtains, Mirrors this day Friday( April r. a.
Twenty second street, between Eighth and Ninth
satin brocaiei Curtains 10 match; French Cabinets,
col de rose; Etageres Work Tables, Pier and Oval
and China Vases rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits style
Louis xIv Spring and Hair Mat,resses Bed Linen Qvi;
reps and haircoh Lace Bookcases Buffet Ex,en-
and Tea Tables; Dining Chars Ingram Carpets China,
Tea and Dinner Sets Glass Crystal and Silver Wares Table
Cut l.rv Ic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23
DY HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS. AuCTI0NEEB.

4
Household Furniture, &c-On Saturday, April a. at 101
O'clock at the private residence Al East Eiueteenh street,
Velvet Brussels aud Ingram Carpets rosewood SUIT In Grim
Lace Curtains, worsted Brocatel Curtains and
Confess rosewood marble top Centre Tables gilt and deco
rated Vases rosewood octave Plano made by j. o.
Fischer, Piano Stool and Covers rosewood Suit In green
figured brocate; Hall Stand Cottage Suits, gilt frame Mir
ro rosewood marble top Dressing Bureaus black walnut
Bedsteads, Bureaus Wardrobes and Washsands Mattress
marle cane Chairs &C.; Crockery Glassware, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23
DY HENRY H. LEEDS MINER.
I'D HENRY H. IEEnS Aucttonee

entitled the "Princess of Morocco"
The above are now ON exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23

UCTION sALE-oF LARGE LOT OF FINE BRUs-
"A sells Carpets, which nearly new fine Paror Suit n
figured black walnut Chamber and Library Suits hand
somey black walnut Bedsead and Bureaus large
Dining Room Extension Table carved inaid and Centre
Etageres Bullets Secretary bookcase, wardrobe, Rocking
and Chairs Clocks Dining Room Furniture, Hair and
Spring Mattresses &C. by W. LINDSEY, Auctoneer, on
Friday April g3 az l0E O'Clock at West Twefth street.
reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23

DY r. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-ELEGANr FURNI.
ID ture In Thirtyeighth street-Tomorrow Saturday,
April ~ at 0 O'Clock, at 1Sl East street,
the entire rich rosewood, black walnut
Paor Dining Room Bedroom and Basement Furniture Of
the rssdencs elegant Velvet Brussels and other
CARPETS on Paintings Bronzes Silver and Silver Plated
Ware, French Plato Mirrors choice Beds and Bedding,
wardrobes Paror Suits Extension Tables, rich China
and Dinner Sets Plain Goods &c 60 Catalogues carly
safu morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23

10y A. NJ. CRIsTALAR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID Furniture Pianolor!es, &C. on account Of former pur
sale No. 81 East Fifeenth street, Goth inst
A. NJ. CRISTALAR SON win sell by auction this day per
emptoy all the Goods remaining uncaled for above rest
dencs consng Of two Panoortes, Bronze Figures, Mir
rors Dining Room and Chamber Furniture, Ornaments,
Articles OF Vertu and on PaIntings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23
COUNTRY HOUSES, FARMS, &C., 4


A nUADA.-A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY SEAT ON
6shed for the onger located is mes from New
York; on pctuesaee AMI romsntic position protesting out
commsndihs gfand yisy Up ana dows thsI:Ss
rooms, bath grape conservatory 6c large Barn,
stables and small Cottage; the ground. extensive d6
acres most part covered with bearing and fruit
trees Of the choicest yaetes summer houses sbo bow
river assist In mang this lovely and desirable place.
Eent Furnished $sa1 Apply TO owner, % Nassau street.
room 20 Aso, for sale or to le smaller Place than the
above In same consisting Of superior modern
bs
vines of select varieties; rent unurnished $780, Apply
above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23

" coLros, AuCrIoNRER, HAS REMOVED ro THg
new ssesrooms @ Ea. Thirteenth street. near Broad
way where conssnmenta Of furniture row be sent
order. received Cor sales At the residences parties declining
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23

"A nure-This FRIDAY afternoon at o'clock precisely,
81 story residence lle West Eighth street. between
w octave Panofoe, stool and Covert elegant Parlor sus
covered with satin and reps Brussels and
Lace Curtains corner and side Etsserss Bronzss Clock:
steads Bureaus WAshsands Commodes, Mattresses, Bed.
Ding Linen Lounges Rockers Sofas Chairs Hailgtand,
Sdeboard Tea and Extension Tables Dining Chairs Glass;
China and Silver ware Table Cutlery &C. Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23

| DY PHILIP LEVY. AUCTIoNEER.-oIL PAINTINGS
ID choice collection will be sold this
Artists salesroom " Nassau street, commencing al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-23

ID street. late salesman with Il. n. LudIow Co.--specIs
attention 70 sales OF Household Furniture stocks stores
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-06


THE Knoxville Press and Herald
says: ''The decision of Chancellor
Smith, of Memphis, on tho Bough-
ner injunction case is after the man
ner of a snap judgment In other
words it is not good law. That it
will not deter Gov. Senter from his
purpose we are assured by the ten
or of his speech at Kingston on
Friday. The only trouble is that
Gov. Senter has been too slow II
removing these unprincipled regis
trars. He should have commence
the work a month ago"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-06
,onEE5oK NANDoM BUrLER

Massachusetts has her Butler and
so has Tennessee. The Massachu7
sets Butler is Radical (; so is he
of Tennessee. But just about here
the parallel stops. The Knoxville
Wing expresses this opinion OF the
uAt Rogersville, in his public speech,
X r Butler denounced Senator Browns
low as a greater traitor to his party, or
as greata traitor as JEFF. Davis or An
drew johnson! Was ever impudence
more unblushing audacious!l .
mo man has more completely boxed
| the compass than this same man Butler
He was in the Rebel Legislature and he
proposed to raise Rebel regiment
While in the Rebel Legislature he pro.
posed to bring to condign punishment
| the honest patriots who burned the
bridges in East Tennessee as an act OF
warfare against rebellion. he was kept
waiting at the door of Congress nearly
two years until a special act was passed
relieving. him. He would have gulped
the oath to get into Congress that would
have left the deep stain Of perjury upon
his soul. He'd take that oath on entering
the federal army. For such man, whose
political course has been as tortuous al
that of a serpent on rock or ship II
the sea, and whose political character If
as leprous as sin-we say, for such man
TO denounce Senator Brownlow as
traitor is the most sublimely ridiculous
impudence that the human mind coule
conceive or human nature reach.
This is not very complimentary
from one Radical to another. 6u
these Radicals do know each othe1
so well. We accept as true wha
each says of the other. .. .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-06
REMOVING REGISTRARS.
The Knoxville Wing, Gov. Brown

The Knoxville wing, GOV. Drown
lows old paper, says;
In the original law providing for reg.
istrars, and up to February 20, 1868.
there was no express authority for the re-
moval of registrars. Yet the Governor,
inferring the power to remOve-where
there was no express prohibition-from
the power to appoint, exercised the au-
thority to. remove several incompetent
and unfaithful registrars" -
1t was all right then. When a
registrar was removed and regis
tration set aside, it was for the sole
benefit of the Radicals, and the
very men who now howl so plte-
ously over the removal of the re-
gistrar, were those who most heart
| ily commended Gov. Brownlow ioi
making such removals. 1t II
wonderful how circumstances vii
change some mems opinions OF {
law or the power of an officer. l
the Stokes men felt that Democrats
fairly entitled to registration, wer'
| to be excluded as heretofore, the.
would interpose no objection t
the removal Of every registrar Il
the State. They fear men will b
registered, who clearly come with
the provisions of the franchise la"
who will not vote for Stokes, an
hence the clamor for Injunction
The Stokes men profess to fave
the enfranchisement of the whit
taxpayers, but they have a sing'
larly strange way of illustratin
their professions. '
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-06

WE exhort the people of Nash
vile and Davidson county to keep
their tempers, and repress excite"
meEt in the community. Provoca.
tons are sometimes offered for
purpose not always apparent, Pa
tience it is true, is well nigh ex-
hausted, but even when it is
gone, prudence should take its
place. The enemies to our
rights are few, but they are alert
and about, and nothing would be
SO opportune for their schemes, as
a display Of violence. As a matter
of self-interest then, independently
of higher considerations, let vi
have none of it. 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-06

A MONTAGUE, q DISTINGUISHED
citizen, as he describes himself, has
= communication in the Press and
Times Of yesterday, in which he
expresses establishment at the posi-
tons of the UNION AND AMERICAN,
in regard to the most practicable
mode of assembling a convention.
We are sorry for A. Montague, not
because he is "a constitutional
man" but because he is so very
constitutional. Indeed, he is
the most constitutional man
we have ever read Of He is
DISTINGUISHED, and he employs his
time in ransacking and rendering
the Constitution so that he, nor
any other luckless wight in his fix,
may be cnfranchised for years to
come. Montague hugs his chains,
and loves the music of their clank.
Any practical suggestion to relieve
him and others, is, in his view, a
running wild, on the franchise
qlestion.
We hope that Mr.. Montague will
recover, and should not have called
attention to yagaries, except that
he is the type Of very eminent
class of people who would do better
to let the Constitution alone, and
learn their politics secondhand
from other people. The Constitu-
ton is not in the way of CoveE-
ton Of the people called to amend
it, and, although Mr.. Montague was
cotcmporary with its trainers, we
feel con fidert the wise men who
made it did not intend to preclude
all constitutional possibility OF the
assembling of another body similar
in character and purposes to that
which they composed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-06

EDWARD PYoTT claims to be the
regular nominee of Radical COM
vention for Senator from the eighth
senatorial district. BE endorses
the position of Hon. ". B. Stokes
on the extension of the franchise,
and believes the time has come
when copyention of the people
should be called to modify the fran.
chise law" This is Mr.. Pyott's in,
depreciation of Stokes position.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-06

In a conversation at Kingston
between Gov. Senter and the re-
porter for the Knoxville Press and
Herald, the former stated that be
could not be intimidated from his
settled and determined purpose of 9
fair and honest registration under
the recent Supreme Court decision
On the receipt of well authentica
ted complaints from Trustworthy
and well known persons, the offend
ing registrars will be removed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-06

GOV SENTER has removed Mr..
Charles Morrow, registrar Of Knox
county, and appointed Mr.. G. W.
Weaver in his place. The Knox
vile Press and Herald says Morrow
would apply to Chancellor Temple
Monday for an injunction. That
paper says If the Stokes men are
going to try their hand at the in
junction business, it will be an act
of kindness to them to apprise them
of the fact that every registrar in
East Tennessee who has not done
his whole duty has, even now, been
removed. Go on with your petty
attempts to stop the leviathan OF
universal suffrage, and you will be
trampled under his enormous
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