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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01
J:prSay IN PHILADELPHIA A-.

.'nlA dispatch. dated August 23d,
>'> Not drop Of rain has fallen
are >ince Angus, 4th. the night Of the
great wh,Sksy tire, nor has any accoun,
al rain been received from the interior,
except short thunder storm on Saturday
las. about ;hrty miles up the Scnuyl.
Mi. All reports agree as 10 the great
ianase /" corn from the drought in this
State. \ special meeting Of the CITY
council was held today 10 consider
the water famine. $25.00n was appro.
rr'airh for t.e families Of destitute canal
h"atmri', anh rnwer given the chief CT.
"lnrrr I" tax" >n'h measure as he may
Deem nr"pcr I" Ia,>e water into the basin
ut Falrnnnn,. The experiment was
trird this afternoon nf,a,>ing water BY
means Of steam tire.eneincs Tho hill at
Fn,rmnnnt is ninety-six fce, high, and it
is douhlful if the hose would stand the
pressure. Tho result is not yet an.
nounced."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

Attic annual moetiog Of thSS tSss stock.
holders Of tho Spartanburg and Union
Rallroad Company, hold On the 18tt
lnst., tho following officers were elected
for The ensuing yoar Preeidout-Thom.
as b. Jotcr Dlroctors-S. Bobo, ":
Mtllor, &. w. II. Legg, 5. Z. Bomar. j.
l.. Young, Il. N. Dawkins, j. F. dist.
Wm. Munro, II. j. Gage, j. F: v. Legs,
j. II. EYans aud A Oamoron.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

We call the attention Of Planters and
Shippers Of Cotton to The card Of Jno. S.
Hair, Esq, in this weeks Herald. Tins
we do with pleasure, feeling that in the
case Of parties cntruS,ing business to
him, all will be done, Promotive Of their
best interests. that can we'll be expected
Of nn'iring energy, capacity and strict
integrity.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

New ORLEANS, August ga duel
was fought at the Oaks yesterday by a
Mississippian a,',l an Orleanian. Wcap.
ons, Mississippi rifles. Distance, forty
PAGES. At the second fire the Mssissip-
plan, the challenging party, was wound
ed, it is thought mortally.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

8. T--l8e0--X.-4-T he esunpfeoSdehte
BI.tors Is evidently owing. to :.beif being
prepared with puro ST.. Croix Rum, Oaise.
va Bark, 10. Our Druggists complain that
1t Is utmost impossible to koep a supply,
and that their orders, owing ) 70 sheS great
dcmand aro but tardily executed Do not
become discouraged. DO sure and get tho
genuine.
MAaNoL1A WATER; Superior sto tho; s;bess
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
tho price. 4.ut.. r7 +.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

MR. DREnER~-SiR AT the close oI
the exercises Of tho school, over, ,whtoh
you have had charge, rise IL behalf oi
its patrons, to return thotr acknowledg
ments and thanks to you for tho success
which has crowned your efforts for the
Intellectual and moral Improvement Of
those who were entrusted to yonr care,
1t, sir, will hc pleasing recollection
both to you and ourselves in tho future,
to revert in memory to this day, aud to
remember, that under your supervision,
these, your pupils, have advanced be>
yond the greatest expectations Of thoir
parents, and ths, to you alone, sir, tho
credit il due. N.
AccSpt, sir, the kindest thanks Of tho
patrons If your school. for your faithful,
HralouS ann ethriont discharge Of your
duties, a"d ,hoir united wishes for your
complete and happy success In any
sphere Of usefulness, to which your
futnre may summon you.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

A delightful shower Of rain foil Monday
afternoon last. since whom tho weather
though unreasonable has boon cool and
braclng. Animate lilo is considerably 70.
treshed' Merchants and housc.kccpcrs arc
now busy getting rid Of "dust"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

HoRRIBLE.-The woman'S paper, the
Revolution. advocates for ladies tho cos.
:ume worn by the Swiss peasantry, i. e.,
a skirt reaching only to the knees and
stockings. This is positively
naughty. We can find no such abbrevi-
atoms set down as authorized in modes.
tvs dictionary.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

Last Sunday New England parson,
finding the majority Of his congregation
asleep, suddenly paused in his discourse
and requested the choir to sing hymn
The choir and organist responded with
such boisterous good will that in two
minutes every soul in the church was
wide awake. The parson then proceeded
with his sermon.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

DIVORCE NOT GRANTED.-Thc Green.
vile enterprise says That Judge Orr
has rendered an adverse decision in the
case ofJohn II. Walker vs. Mary j. Wal.
ker, petition for divorce. The case has
been held under consideration since last
court
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

A raptured writer inquiries, "What
is there under Heaven more humanazing,
or, five NAV use the term, more angel
izing than fine black eye in a lovely
woman ~ Two black eyes is the only
answer thought Of at present.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

Tho f"llowing jnke is too good to be
lost: "Gcneral Bu,ler was taking tea at
IN" house Of q lady friend in Washington.
tho other day. Tho general seemed to
'o"k as though something was lacking,
aud tho following dialogue took place !:
Hostess It be pnSsihle, general.
you have 10 sp""n ? Butler, rising in.
dtRnantly aud h"ldng out bath hands
NO, madam if YOU don't bOliovo It, you
cAn search NO."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

Rev. J. NJ. Kirkpatrick, late pastor o,
thePresbvterian Church in Danvillc, Va,
has accepted call to the Church at
Chrstiansville, Mecklcnburg, and will
remove to that place in few weeks.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

Says the Boston Post:-"Many papers
are discussing the probability Of Mrs.
Stoves assertions about Lord Byron and
his wife, but the subject is too indicate
for the Post to engage in the contro.
versy."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
ESwronr, SeptcmbeE 1900.

J. Nswrone, Septcmben 1900.
This charming wNtc:Ang. .niaeo Is this
year rs in years past tho most exclusive
and aristocratio in the Union. The rich.
est people arc hero IN tho greatest mum.
hcrs, tho cqnipagcs arc tho moss I'm.
posing, tho dressing tho most lavish aud
at tho samo time tho most artistic.
Even tho young men hero dress as hoats
tho escorts Of such birdS.of. Paradise
looking bellies, The usual costume for
young gontlrmen is white duck CT light
cloth pants. black, green, purple or golden
brown velvr, coat made sack shape with
large aud we'll worked pockets vcSt Of
Waite Turkish ro~el cloth. Sailor hat 1t
straw with Wide ribbons bright kid
gloves. Ladies here frequently order
their costumes t."m New York. This is
found to be better plan than taking
several trunks along At the heglnning Of
the season, i"r IN this way the freshest
styles can hrrxplni,rd and even hits Of
styles ,o he. such as srr constantly com,
ing over (trm PARIS, eau he embodied.
he 'Ndy u,i> her measure and order,
In y lew IS>> >hr has her suit The
t"n"Nmc is 81 "ut door costume for
dam, a.>S. w,3v At the metropolitan
Furn >aioS L Nn>: y suit Of the new
Matrr ~" i ~ .tr, al Ia shut color, :, violet
and g,A,iru n'NMn, TaiS WAS very
simple tut ,il ><tnr time verv StvliSh,
" mSlc, TIE >A'.t MAS short aud rnnn3
= Il tsccd arrunl ,av '.Nttur with bias
facing of the >,rtv, stitched ON the Gro
yer 4 Bake, ul>r n.;,v NTH \ doubts row
If brown SIX >,,uc >hSic a. the brown
In the dr,>S>> As,l NSIwrtu them u row ut
hA>lue ac>>mv,u,<>i II, the waist Of the
>N'rt MS tiai>av; L match the bottom
~ thai il I>>aG * A>tu nver the BASQUE
~ell ~ Il, :. aud thus hare the
ef,rt rf L r>,a. : A,'>t the nat,cn of the
ea.que s0d =. >tsrs$ Mere trimmed
with bs,$ h,s-:> >.l;cH i - match the
wti>s .nd ha.I,5o Eur ,~Ha>ionS when
greater ~Arc3 : r,i:HI bs required TIE
ianlt r>ah . "rH- This tunie was
very hApgs e:<oY7Vmjss between
"A'1t,u taA; : "A Maekjntn<h
arp lHe :':-:> S::s sax >hApe, me
>t~re> A:'' S!'.':'i - the h,f,cape
Es's hHs~s l. ,s:~ 0ot .h+ backs IN
>:s.ta = es.'sa: =: - c':us ga n look
- '''s A,t*s'1!.>s 49, -s,eA!sI M at the
7ttS IA iEa az as A-i il.Hwec 20
"a" s ,;;'i :, -. u oCv'n leather
s"i:t.-,:'1 IL ai":' :i:;:''' - ;he anlchine
s.rr,.J ia -. >.n-n> & t.. t.It are
s=erts Ii; ,r,. = II GU. It .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

Wc arc requested to state that the
train on the Anderson Branch will here.
after return from Bolton on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday mornings, instead
of Monday and Friday as heretofore.
Anderson Intelligencer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

Our friend and winter resident, Mr. H.
ram Bartlett, NO arc gratIicd' to see, re-.
members us with iato and interesting pa.
pers from tho far Nor'ard.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

The Home insurance Company Of
Now York, Of which Mr. Silas Johnstono
is tho agent hero, is ono Of the most rolia.
bio In tho land.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

A squaw, 1T years old. sells big cat
hsh in the streets Of Sioux City, Iowa,
and takes hov regular bcnzine. She is
the mother Of thirty children, rs
far as heard from.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01
Tns TAX QvEsr,os, Tho Barnwell
JOurnA1 soya. ssEt Wa sTEl' ~

LIE 1NA VUESTtoN. KarnWoII
journal, says:
a majority Of tho Last Legislature had
no interest In tie lands OF this State,
They could easily pass a tax BILL, for,
however oppressive its provisions, thoy
well knew that Il would not materially
concefn them, as they had but little to
TAX. Now, the people vii, sec to It, that,
AZ s9hc next election another set Of legis.
,asors shall be ohosen, composed Of
Sinercifll and reasonable mon. This VIII
the tue great question III the noxt CLOG.
ton, and tho candidate who pledges
binself to labor for an abatement Of
taxes y llI surely bs elected. :5.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

Ata meeting ST tNe Ils;ss' IpS.rsSsss 81 q 7 kson
Academy, held the a5th August, tho
following resolution wac ;Nnanimously
adopted: ssa<4
Resolved, That . card Of ,apkaowl.
edgements preseNtsd, a. a. called meet.
ing VI Tho Trustees to Mr. julius D.
Dreher principal Of Zion Academy, 70.
He,her With the enswerSof Mr. Dreher,
Do published In the "Ne@berry llnrala;"
and that the "Luthetan Visitor" be re.
quested 10 copy. <..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01
Sept. l 81 |

The State Of South Carolina.
Newberry Connty-In the Court of Probate.
Rebccca Spcake, vs.. Louisa q. Kinard,
ct. al. ',..
Petition for Dover. ....
II appearing to my satisfaction that Rob.
crt B. Holman and Francis his wife. and
john w. IIumbcIt and Minerva NJ. his wife,
parties defendant to this petition, reside he.
yond the limits Of this State, and on motion
of Messrs. Spbcr, Baxter and Johnstone,
Pets. Solrs.,
1t Is ordered that said absent defendants
do plead, answer or dcmur TO this petition
within forty DAYS from tho publication
hereof, or tho same will be taken pro. con.
fesso against them, 80.
JOHN r. PETERSON,
Sep. l. 81 Ut. J. p. N. G..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

A vlolont storm ragod in tho harbor
OF Cronstadt yesterday. A monitor broke
loose, ran down O scrow frigate and sunk
her. Sixtoon Of the crow were drowned.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

A correspondent unmarried j aueRets
that Solomons's wisdom was duo 70 tho
faot TINT he had 'seven hundred wives
whom no cousaltea on all occasions,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01
RELIGIOUS sERvI0Es.

Presbyterian .Ohuroh--Rev'd.. r. A. Mickle.
Sabbath 1ol O'Clock A. n, s o'dl6ok r. M.
Dibfo Glass, Monday night. N3'' ~
M &Met6odist m Church,7cRey. o. A, Darby, sabe
Prayer meeting, Wednesday might. t,.,v,
Bible Glass, Monday night. ' -"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01
..NEWBER,:RlEY:.
Wednesday Morning, g. september 1850.

Several bales Of now cotton wcro sold
In this market yesterday, al. .80A cents. &;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-01

Prof tianslcy'S corps OF Southern ar
tis.cs will appear in Newhcrry next Mon.
day night.
, 1869-05-27

To ths Editor u tbs -ssr York Sun,
Sing Sing Prison IL Tun By the convicts- In sip
heaA the clerk once. Ia that once are lnl'sa,el
al& rpuytcis who are assigned 10 hard la.,us IL
sing Sing Prison: There they are nrst recvtsrl
ing the duty Of the Cterk to receIve ali mon"s4,
te1elry or valuai,les thss they may have In Their
possession. aud hold them IN trust for the cpastt
out Of it. 70 name N article Of any Kind ever rs
turned to discharged convict after once hartn.
been plseed In The bands Of the CLERK of The
prison ....,...... ....
The Clerks ONCE Is n0mlna11y untier the MAJ
agenent Of Chfk appointed by those nytholoS-
aeal individuals who call themselves Inspectors In
Charge, Ray not1tna11y; In point Of faef 1t IA tn
charge OF a convict. The entire oralus Of III.
prison Office arc concentrated IN the person Of =
convict named lssk ca1ter. Erery Bohemian
the press: sh!c1d, shalp, and Arays Ut hts post
be Is = perfect model OF \ cIeEf md manager.
All y Ill admit that no usattes how much they may
lie opposed to convict management Of the pFts-
nu&
Tue noninal Clerk is {. c. ChildA He was 4
C1erk here BONO years ago, but Of him more here-
after. Ills otEce Of oou1ss bong stuecure, the
matsez ol his competency Of tncompe!encT ts OF
little moment As long ~ tho 0E1ce can be run
BY convict Of the cspacisJ Of jack Carter. 1t Is
oi Mstlc moment whom the Inspector IN Charge.
70 sss y pass her - g Ge5s mar, ',1s cs 1s,
one. While working for dead horse AS he
calls his forced labcrne really Is dong the state
good Ae17ltf4 ~ N cWlstHk AQQ [2P3h' Nlelk+ !uI
which The STATE rass 311.4oo to simple 10 ,kcS
on who does nnt wc1k, but Is Matser Of form,
pets IN AppeA<1nce from day to day, calls IN the
oEce 1A:E and leare5 early.
4 convict Is tie chief adytser and confidential
cie.k OF woodruff, who has the cabinet contract
The present principal keeper nas taken Into his
confidence H aLttsefs touching the management
of rEtSou anArs s!nce the late Iotx, TWO conEtcta
Nhtm he treats ss equals, allowing them the free
Use of the n1.4ou GEouniss and farm, taking their
meals with hlu at Ills own table in the prison
kt.ehen, to tie scandal It all wen wtshcts Of the
prieou. Not eontent w!sh thai, be ernplo1s con-
ytet a. spies on keepers Aud guards, fearing ht1
iaxltJ Of discipline Anil unntness for lis position
IE4I tsc IepQI1el tQ out>t.le pArtscA
, 1869-05-27

AVLA4NaA~
In Iowa Judge Williams declines candidacy for
Senator Grimes place.
General Butler Is said to ba already Al WUrk for
Summers plaec In the Senata.
Govcrnosa Gcafy, burnside, Scott and Fairchlld
were together at Cincinnati Last week.
The Washington 1Ioard Of Police Commissioners
have appointed a colorel nnan to be : Police
Magistrate.
The Rev. HeurJ n. Tuner we,l-kuown co-
osed man, has been appointed PostunNes a.
Macon, Ga
next Democratic candidate foz Governor Of
Maine.
Wexford County, Mich. which WAS orE1nlze,l
last winter. has elected Republican County ocers.
In one town tnerr il but one Democrat,
Major Fox, Of Philadelphia, recently elected by
the Democrats, refuses to appotnt rpugas aod
tlieyeA to ONCE, whe1eupon the Democracy arr
highly indignant.
l, is satd that BEownlow Is dlsguated with Wash
lngton, wants to give his place In the SENATE 70
Horace Maynard, and wishes TO be Governor
again
4 Republican Convention for Mclean County,
10 nominate county Officers and appoint delegates
to D,srrct Convention 10 nominate delegates to
The State Constitutional Convention, will meet At
Bloomington, dune IS
The Chairman OF the Iowa Republican State
Committee statea that An error WAS uade In the
basls uf the cali for the next Republican State
Convention 1t should hare been called Oh the
bass OF the vote !ven to the Republican F.rsi-
dental Electors The call xAs made upon the
vote given 10 Ed Wright 1t will make no dlneT-
ence a. 10 the number Of delegatea each county Il
entitled 10, except In the county Of Scott and In
that county only one delegate
The Dnyrnporz Gazetse states that, al the ap-
preaching Iowa Republican State Convention Coz,
onel SAMUEL Merrill will undoubtedly be rcnoni.
nased Governor, and the Hon A. s kissll for SD
pertntendens Of Public Instruction; thst the Hon.
J. F. DAlon viii probably 10 nominated for su.
rrene Judge, and that the Lieutenant Governor
sup will be contested for b! Dr. J. C. Stone, o,
burlington; Colonel ". r. Hepburn, OF pa.e
County, and Captain Woodward, Of Lacas County,
, 1869-05-27

this number each Senator probably presents I'M,
md each Representative: twenty-five, to H. ~.
proper 6kWftme0t-t ThA1 he goes u person All
nrIea the elaina Of Aetwtnty Or thtrtf he drsr.s
tons, and appontnents are secured for shout one-
haif the number. Tue facts are given 10 ahow t.
extent OF The practice Of 0fllce seeking, whch
has goMn r. rapa{ q 1S 9 aaa 70 snox no.
nine cases out Of fft}. 4 mistaken idea Of ~aa>
u believed 10 be the Injurious ease aad pec2sl:J
comfort Of An oflita seems to have tmpresaA.cft
the minds Of N immense Quantity Of TIE yo1ts
they seek, and, After few yeAfs Of service .
one OF the departments, the Incumbent y ta:ae1
ssirifs, after having undergone untohs hlc.SA
lions Ia order % manage 70 ,eta'n ~ position
biz board 4ni tailor ht1ie, and dnds himself VIII
out means Of support ahlGtJ or inclination \,
work for lytnE. When clerk IS droppe'i f:on
tne rolls Of department herr, the merchant, Il
Washington would n soou think Of importing
China1nan ID attend 70 their business a. employ
tas him The rer5 fact Of his having been Ne
pa1tnent clerk Is considered conclusive evidence
nf hss inability 10 perform = days duty, IN l1a-
neI that would he probable to lila employer.
Dut1n4 the wax iha clerical force Wts largely t3-
c1cased 10 meet the 1emands Of the service. "a.
ex + eenS %
Aoditors ONCE IN The Treasury. Previous to l.<.
its whoie ioIce wa5 sNentI.th1te clerks anil mes
sengefs, this VIA increased gradually, TIL IN ii
It numbered Ave hundred and tntrty.one- recent
restuctton leaves the present humber at ta:-.
hundred and thirty, and IN another year i: ~uI
probably be re,luced BY dispensing with TWO han
drcd more So goeshere Jou have oElte au,l
OF character. Let the reader whose application 4
." On ne 60 into some orhef business for .hese u
every prospect OF Its remaining -ou lie" f,y
for years to come, and tho best evidence confsonta
him on every hsnl that even .hon.i he be SUE.
cessful his success Will prove calamity IN ths
end
, 1869-05-27
YRS. Er- walker md Mrn. General
GnfNrMs

TEv Washington Ea3,u.t:: gives the following
aE,u>:sg ccc'uat q an interviews between D..
Mary :; Walker and Mrs General Gaines, ns the
Patent Ottiee:
an. Walker On Tuesday 1tslted Judge Met
cs.c, the thict Clerk of the Interior, and de-
tur tho position Of Librarian Of the Department.
now held l.y Mr.. ulllon. ami then psoceeded to
Pay her respects to the Commissioner Of Patents,
fo.rEed ~ the doorkeeper that he Comm .sioaer
pah elfngetl, and accnrettcgfJ she swal.eti "a
s!t!tls at0u.' and, white thus watilna. Mr1.
GtItefRl Games emerRrt from fhs Commits
EloLefs IooM- The Iatter laily. after eyetnz
eirs. Wo;kF-s reculiar tlyes., a3ros,esa her II
seue1h:rT , lie the to.;nw;nx MANNER: Is this
r:trtify "i.n smile. Mrs Gants-- viii ,ou
alioN ali me 70 gre Eou 3 piece pl ad.1ct = Dr.
hut Il il Is given frce,y Vii b. hspp; % rcce:s.
E'F- GEiner-s shall make no charge f,r 1t. and
;94 aes upon It 700 VIII b. benefited 1'y IT. :
advice. Mta Gaires-t Well my advice IL 10 v1
home and pail on rhtse bretchss at pnce, End not
d.,grsee se:E Whole rex hy uraEns thea Or.
.iAt ghttr = Mrs Gaines do Dot taank wn,,!u.
ha.c Too many nduu:s1i daughters aiscaiy-. In.
and rs Ioe aeoe1 9e,,Ssp M "a {oar aa1shses
the worM, would NOT shaafsn nv MN.
si2ta 2 "a .dess. Or ehange my mode Of dresa
M 70. Han put On tteecaes snouid neser nav.
&c aGceeedsd IN establishing rrJ n2h.a i ae7er tut
he o r. - 3 ns1 e.so y 20 with
lea MY not areas tn shis costume and vet ,iresa
q lno< c1mibEty In stnae utheI yash. Iou 4esF
!ea1nefs Ahn foNefs IN yucr hair, while there 4
nntL!nG 81 the E;nd to Re seen a,s0tt mine The
as2rmeIt ufon the tnefi:s Of lhe tao esyles Of
dIeas ~ wa1ed .a1m1 End nad ss,zscsed = goodiy
hfau tf0hts Of cltfs1 1nt TIsttbkf. uhen tbe bell
&t1cef, snd cn1etran. the Comm saione-a mes
senErE. emerged from TIE room and announced
LEat the Commissioner M1s IEatJ 10 receive the
Btocuer. Nhen the two sadies retired tn pnsita
dtx.tion1, tie Dortor tntert1g Tie rpono and Mn,
Gates = zng doS The c. H.Ger 1 It'll male A.
teruar'. hnRhtnf locd,y ard et,,Ittlt, wh.lc tac
e1nooyes AID ststtoEs oFuke r47S7 md .reslfed to
theit tlz.p1t 1uttes''
, 1869-05-27

good viii and friendly feeling betNeen IN The
PeohaaAf 91x o6ans1J, and while tha1 kk 1os aM'
70 assist II developing thsn IL 5saoq co55s
far tnis pufposa their conduct u utterly u yafi-
ance with tSsif professions The Sorthe1n 11an
who comes nsre Hn his eapt5a Or % I'm ess n rqees
70 echo their peevta complaints ana 1oolao ofaf-
esxe:, T. -he s1p,s:sss 2, sanssses
owes hi personal security to tho loyal haJo1eE
This potent pacifcatot protects hlm khns lar. oot
no farther. Tne sentence ot complete csesem
be fails for want Of patronage unless hls own
ct1s en- support hin; Il laborer, he cannot
ind employment except :. re hands Of "a sCs 9Mn
eesse here The fadiiy Of . 10y attst u snhteeted
TO ina WORT Of petty inconvcnsencea and tyranny
and u many tnst.nces pe.tsi.e insult Misss aaa
M in Madea; md, Il more than usually 90.
/ roSlous By reason Of political views, arc n n
many tnstances most eEuc!ly Nande1n: wMte
eecntlons By their feI1oxa and dnEen nom school
In shoft, the kruaston Of Radical family q Wen.
nigh tusose1abls; and neither wealth, Eenneaens
NOR uussl character can BceaTc thcm IN entrance
in;o Rocisty or even the ordinary clSaitte5 OF lite
Nor "A Tits less the casc with Citizens Of native
:od s,ssas 10 ana sen
tho most persistent pesseeatton By even thess o"n
aTcaehers Of the eolo.ed SCHOOLS, no matter nov
reGued or attractive tn person or manners arr the
objects Of special odluD, and held a1 Altogetael
too low In the scale Of humanity to be Regarded
with auy feelings but loathlng and contempt. The
| work Of e.lucA&lng the freedmen. Ara not onf,
Obliged to lorego IN sociai intercourse, bat ars
| viIiuel In the 4,ozt shameless manner.
1--WE would TIN be1eye that the nss5 OF ths
people ate c3pahle and destTous ol better thlnE2
| We do rot know, however, that these masses an
In the hands of the came old political tritkster
l who plunged them iuso rebellion. and VINO VII
not allow the troubled wAtefs TO be calmed- Tns
Newspaper press Is as bitterly Elntiettve as ever
an1 only adds fuel to the flames BY Its contfnnet
| bitter denQncsatlo0A OF Northern people, and III!
| Disguised Appeals 10 the mob
"fet, In The foee Of all this and mnca more, tue
Southern people AK Us to invite immigration Il
! Ler Lottlerz We cannot do T. We can say tt
| the capitalists and laborer: Your money ant
| your skilled Labor are needed there II rpu cal
think ss these people think. aud acs as they act
! you Will he welcome II you are frtend Of goa
4 goyetnment-nay, Il Jon arc man OF iudepeni
ence, one to whom the God-gfTen right Of lib
eItJ Of speech II dear, YOU must stay st home
Ycn are not wanted there. noE will you be 1oaeE
aieu one moment longer than Ii assured By Jou
! Gag And the haJonets Of cur troopA
I'VE repeat the strong arm Of power - telf
! That and that only prevents rel2u Of terror.
e'The country has eFe1J reason to exercise IN
| utmost care. and beware Of trusting too much t
the assettons Of -ioT1lty made BY these people
| The loyal element Of the 9outh-whste and hlAc
| are dependant Tor life and freedou upon til
government. Take Bway that protection, m
| their days asn numbered"