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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-22

A WRITER in the Lynchburg News
under the nom de plume Of " Bristol"
is displeased that we have dared to ex-
press views of the Committee of nine
which are at variance with his own
The article seems to have been written
in a strain which we regret should have
moved the writer. Its animus is best
shown in its caption" The third party
movement" He mis.quotes our Lam
guage and perverts our meaning. Sew.
eral of his assertions (for he does not
rise to argument are unfounded in fact
and wholly gratuitous. The allegation
that this journal does not aog repre-
sent The political views of a single citi-
zen of our town of any influence" is
sufficiently answered when we state that,
during the reading of his article and
the writing of this, cut of thirteen Of
the " citlZens of our town." who have
walked into the tape,room of the writer,
tlcelUe Of them sustain our approval of
the movement" aud one of them dis.
approves of both the movement and the
the communication of bristol" These
gentlemen were not cRlieG but all were
Intercepted as they as they came
Aud they represent fairly the intelli.
genee and influence of our town. So
far as the closing fling of the article ID
concerned it may be stated as charge
that We have made "unkiud cuts at the
dead lien, Mr.. Davis" aud are guilty
of "other radical squintings." If he
speaks Of his own private impressions
we care hut little, but in so far as they
aluds to our intentions in the paragraph
it is simply and fatty untrue. We
leave him to the association of the State
Journal aud the radical Central Com.
mittce who are aiding him to war on the
new movement.
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The following are the gentlemen com
posing the body Of % which signalized
the LIST day,ofsthe year by meeting in
Richmond and appointing committee
of nine to 90 to Washington. A por~
ton of the people of Virginia have de.
nominated their foresight treachery, their
prudence cowqrdice, their honor Radi-
calism, Yet they are Virgiuiaus to the
manor born; they are able, distinguish
ed honorable aud lchite. How they
should be suspected, or why they should
be distrusted, except by the Radical
party Of the State, We cannot see. There
was time when the Enquirer said our
independence was secure--we would die
before we would submit; but the calcu-
iating Baldwin (now of the Nine) said
he believed there was power enough in
the Gonfederacy to win its independ-
ence, but that it would require it all.
How nearly true were his words then +?
The counsel of such men should no!
now be spurned.
We print in italics the names Of those
members who are now on the commit.
tee, to which should be added those Of
w. i, Owen of Halifax, and John B.
Balwin of Augusta.
Aler. H. H. Stuart, Augusta CO.
Thomas Branch, Richmond b. @. De-
jarnette, Caroline; Thos. S. Flouruoy,
Halifhx; Uyndhom Robertson, Wash
ington; VIM, d. QueseDberry, Caroline
B. II. Magruder, Albemarle; Geo. w.
Boiling, Petersburg Asa d. Dickinson,
Prince Edward John Il Marye, Dr..
Fredericksburg; w. 9. Knight, Rich,
mond l.; Ro. Whitehead, Nelson j. +,
Slaughter, Lynchburg; A. G. Pendle
ton, Giles James D, Johnston, Giles
N. X. Trout, Slaunton IL. NJ. Bell
Staunton; John Echols, Staunton
Mathew Harrison, London Frank G
Rufin, Chesterfield e. G. McRae
Chestergeld W. f. Smheriia, Dan.
vile; j. i. Carrington, Richmond
". i. Cameron, Petersburg james F.
johnson, Liberty Thomas j. Niche,
Staunton; James Neeson, Richmond
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-22

issues his proclamation calling upon
"all good aud loyal citizens" alias rob-
bers and thieves, "to enter the State
Guards and be mustered into service"
that they may play Jack and turn up
the devil generally,
Those enrolling in East Tennessee
are to be furnished transportation to
Nashville where they are 10 be armed
equipped aud distributed under the
command of Gen. Joseph A, Cooper.
Another proclamation is soon to be
issued designating those counties that
are erpecte6 to vote against the Brown.
low party for Governor, aud consequent
ly in which martial law mast be pro-
claimed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-22

PENDING hostilitios we have heard of
case something like this: a fortress
is besieged by force whose numbers,
equipments and position render it per-
fcctly certain they can capture the gar
rison and occupy its position. A de-
mand is made for their surrender, and
the demand refused. A second flag of
truce is sent in by the invaders, stating
that as their resistance is practically
useless and would result in the aaae;.
essay sacrifice of life, they must expect
no quarter--and the usages of war aud
the potency Of reason have been and are
such that mankind have given it the
real of their sanction. Fort Pillow
was nearly u case in point Now it is
claimed by that party besieging Vir>
GINA that the white suffrage fortress
eau be stormed by il, They surely
have the means and numbers to carry
il at the ,poiuL of the sword. Our sur,
render is demanded, aud according to
analogy, We have expected to retain
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-22

The power to declare martial law
in Tennessee has again been conferred
upon the Governor. The bill again
places the whole militia force of the
State at his disposal. Thus does one
outrage beget another, for this is but
the child Of that cowardly abomination,
the Kuklux bill. We presume it to have
been provoked by the seizure and dis
appearance Of Barmorc. The condition
of affairs in Tennessee is the result of
unmittigated Radical rule, and is only
less intolerable than that of poor, viola
ted, helpless Arkansas. 1t unites in its
constitution the white Radical and
negro power. The Democracy attempted
(toO late) to rectify it by pledgiug in
the last election that it would never
deprive the negro of suffrage If he would
vote with them. Alas they now have
negro eafranchisement and white DIS
reimbursement, and we believe He'll is
better governed
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-22
II H E
Piedmont Land Agency Of Virginia.
Il. B. Veterinarians,
LOCAL PARTNER AT
BRIST Toll ODSON

BRIST OL-G0 ODS0N,
OFFERS for Sale, in addition to a num-
" her of other things, the following val
liable farms
1853. A Farm, situated in Sullivan county,
Tennessee, on lIolston River three miles
from Union Depot, nine miles from Bristol,
one and half miles from East Tenn, s. Va.
Railroad where there is switch, containing
two hundred acres Of land-oue hundred
Of which is cleared and in good state of
cultyation-tne balance is well timbered
Original growth, Pine, Poplar, Oak sc ,
and best quality of upland. On it are 4
Houses, a new Saw Mill-A grist Mill with
one pair Buhrs and pair corn Stones
Well watered and in good neighborhood--
three churches within ~ miles. Price
$4,000, half cash balance in one year:
5S0.-Superior Water Power on Hol
ston river in Sullivan county, Tenn, miles
from Bristol, miles from Union, and 4
miles from L asst Tenn. & Va. Railroad
switch, with 450 acres of land, seventy-iive
cleared of which, II acres is river bottom,
the balance well timbered-W White Pine
Poplar, Oak, SC. On 1t is two story farm
house with six rooms, several tenant >
houses, no. Saw mill, Forge, with
three Blooming fires, Cupola, aud Corn
mill. This is perhaps the most extensive
water power in the state-capable of dbl
wing any amount Of Machinery, and is Gne
location for Wooden and Cotton factory,
or for Iron works on a large scale.
Jan. 22tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-22

One WIN. q. BrownloS, known as
Governor Of Tennessee, as a preacher aud
General Ageut on earth for the Devil,
having been authorised by body Of
demons, sitting 10 the city Of Nashville
and known as the Legislature of Ten
neSsec, to proclaim martial law and call
out the MALTA, that they may rob hen
roosts, steal bte,hives, pillage apple
houses, break locks, commit rape aud
arson, scare children, terrify women,
drive peaeable citizens from their homes,
insult, abuse, ovcrawe, slay, kill and
MURDER after wherasing dozen or two
of times about certain evil disposed per-
sous and papers, certain mythical and
mysterious bodies known as Ku Klux
haunting bis troubled dream in masque
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-22

led we shah expect to be apprised Of the
fart
Much Of ignorant, and not upire
quently wilful, Misrepresentation and
calumuy has been heaped upon those
gentlemen who held The conference at
the Exchange Hotel, in Richmond. Nor
is it surprising that these misrepresen-
tations should, in q measure, influence
the minds of those already goaded
to Indignation at the oft repeated wrongs
aud expressions heaped upon them BY
government that claims to extend its
fostering care to a conquered and bank
rupt people. Especially so when those
who prefer to die in the last ditch
calmly assert that the Virginia Com
mittee seek for us a still greater degre"
dation aud humiliation.
These men Of the last ditch and
Bourbonistic tendencies say thar, :" Viz
ginia is asked to consent, aye, advocate
negro suffrage" When they make
this charge, they do it through igno-
rance aud prejudice, or state that which
is without truth and foundation, know
ing it to be such. We have but TO
refer to the resolutions, which expressly
declare that the people Of Virginia are
no longer at liberty to decide upon
negro sufIrage-that which was once a
question but now fixed fact, which a
united South cannot avert--to prove
their charge to be wholly false,
We sympathizc with these men who
contend for what they believe to be a
point of honor, for they are honorable
men, aud we are unwilling to lmpugn
their motives as unkindly aud undeser,
vedly as they have iwpugned the mo-
tivcs of those who advocate this measure,
But what do those gentlemen propose
doing? Do they offer any plan of set
Element that may take the place of the
one to which they object? Do they
purpose doing anything whereby negro
suffrage may be avoided? If SO, ther
We and every Conservative in Virgiais
will lend them our hearty support. Blu
nothing of the kind is likely to occur
The Washington corresponnet of th,
Richmond Wig says; Z" If there be
man in Virginia who imagines it posi-
BILE that negro suffrage can by any
opposition, remonstrance, appeal, argu
ment, or hocus pocus be ward1d off, h,
is the victim of delusion that ap
proaches arrangement. We are boun,
to have negro suffrage under the recon
struction laws, and We and all tn
States of the Union will, in addition
be sooG bound TO have il under a
amendment to the Constitution, whic
has already been shaped in the judiciar
Committe of the Senate, and been re
ported from that body to the Senate
Is it not enough to have negro sufTrag
without having white disfranchisemen
along with it? The success of the com
mittee now here consists in making tn
acceptance of an unpleasant certaint
the basis of promised relief from pains
penalties and acknowledgements, whic
would be inflicted but for such accept
ance."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-22
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Binghampton, n. Y, and leasing The At
lantic and Western road, it nov proposes
to build a tunnel under the Hudson river,
and a grand depot on the New York side to
accommodate its immense business.
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little else when that point is forcibly
carried We see about as much dis,
honor in yielding to the demand as we
would in the case of siege in actual
war
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-22

Ii the paradoxical "Bristoi," hailing
from Goodsoa, had carefully canyassed
this community in regard to the " New
Movement" before writing an unjust
attack upon the editors of this journal,
and publishing the same in a paper
with which we do not exchange, he
would have saved himself tho mortifea.
ton of making an ass of himself and a
laughing stock to all save the would.be
iadigndt'oRists."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-22

BrowuIuw's Why is to be published
daily on aud after February 2nd
Brownlow has retired, and the Rev. 7.
II. Pearne succeeds him as editor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-01-22
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they would finl it greatly to their interest
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lie will he pleased to hear from his old
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efforts, united with those Of the house with
which he is connected to give them entire
satisfaction.
Consigumeuts of all kinds of Country
Produce solicited.
Liberal advances made on consiguments.
Jan. 10 TIM
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Address VIM. Patton, Treasurer.
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The Agricultural College is to be
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the admission of citizens without regard
to color. .---
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Since the Virginia Committee has
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have advanced six per cent What say
the last ditch party?
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-02-20

ANTWERP, Feb. 20.-Jp. m.
Crnde--5S14.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-02-20
Sua Ge.ssite Antidota.

! Daring the month several onportun;ties
nave been taken advantage of for bringing
20 lest the effect on the human subject Of n
remedy advocated BY Professor Halford. af.
Ter trying its eject on some dogs, consider
ing the result sufficiently encouraging to
publish it az probably effective remedy
lhfee or tour weeks ago a man named Sew
mour smith, in the neighborhood of Beech.
worth. was bitten by snake, and a,,houoh
tht usual remedies were resorted to ba an.
peared to be rapidly sinking and likely to
d'e DF. DeEnps'tr, under these circ,m.
stances ventured to try the injection of am.
monla INTO vein, ard the man rallied ir.
med'a'eiy; and although his system hav3us-
taheu severe shock, he is now j->a fair |
way OF recovery. Last week ~ remedy.
was again adopted. nnder-'ne eye of Prof.
Halford, 10 The case OF John Brown, the
Station master o. te.lsternicl railway station,
who was r,s1oned by snake-bite in The hand
I'"'rd'nary means and even the applica.
tbr OF a vsnism filled in effect. and svmn
'ms OF an alarming nature appeared. 1t
"s determined to inject ammonia into
via Of the wrist The effect was marvel
'us In very short time the patient be-
em' sensible, and continued gradually TO
symptoms OF coma disappearing.
me manner in which the operation was
oTi rmed was as rollows: An incision w,s
made through the skin. exposing the super-
cial rad!al vcin, ana ,ha poin. of the svr.
nge h-ing Introduced into the vein tba in
-ction was completed 1t really would az.
ear that very washable and easy remedy
gainst the fatal effects of snake bite has
cen discovercd.-[ Melbourne Argus
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coal cutting machine Of new form.
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The arrangement consists of twelve plung-
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ms 70 be capable Of extending into the coal
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