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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-03-10
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SCENE AT TIE. JUDICIAL ELECTION IN
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGIsLATURE-PER-
soNAL sKETCH OF HON. J. }. WRIGHT.
The election of Jonathan ]. Wright,
colored man, to the position of Asso-
ciate Justice upon the bench of the Su-
preme Court Of South Carolina, which
occurred on the Sd inst, is an event OF
no ordinary importance. The position
is that formerly held by S. l.. Hoge,
whose election to Congress left it va
cant. This Court consists of three
Judges-Chief Justice Moses father of
the Speaker of the House of Represent
atives), native of the State; Aassoci-
ate Justice Willard, from New York,
and Associate Justice Wright (colored),
from Philadelphia,
Judge Jonathan J. Wright is said TO
hage,been born in Pennsylvania, and is
about forty years ofagc. He was grad
uated at the Lancasterian University Of
New York; studied law for nearly two
years at Montrose, Susquehanna county,
Pa, and year at Wilkesbarre, in the
same State; he was, just before the
war, admitted to the practice oflaw at
M6ntr6se, being the first man Of his
race admitted to the bar of Pennsylva-
mia. In 1865 he came to South Caro-
lima as an attache to the Fresdman's
Bureau, under Gen. Howard, and was
employed as an adviser in law to the
freedmen about Beaufort. lie was a
member of the Constitutional ConVen-
ton of 1868, and under the new Con-
stitution was elected to the General As
sembly as Senator from Beaufort
comfy, in which capacity he has serv-
edapto the present time. He has al
ways been known as a man OF temper
ate views and pleasant countenance, and
is very often heard upon the Senate
floor. He enjoys the reputation Of be-
ing the best educated negro in the
South, standing, in this respect, inf
nitsly ahead ofhis opponent-William
JaWhipper, of Michigan, also colored
who is sadly deficient. Judge
Wright is apparently what is known az
a black quadrooR--one who is three
fourths negro-hiS features being of a
more Caucasian cast than bis skin,
which is quite dark.
The scene at the election on Tuesday
was remarkable for the intense feeling
and personal partisanship. BY COM
mon consent, the General Assembly,
white and black, had settled down into
the conclusion to elect q negro; and,
that question being settled, the only
one remaining was whom to elect.
The Republicans were nearly equally
divided between Wright and Whipper;
90 that the turning of the scale was in
the hands of the small Democratic mi.
n6fity Of twenty votes, Elaborate
speeches were made upon the merits ol
the two rivals. When the voting was
over the confusion became far worsej
so that, in fine, the President of the
joint Assembly, unable to put any mo-
ton or control the attention Of The
House upon any subject, dismissed the
convention of the two Houses with his
gaveE and the Senate retired to their
chamber without fOrmality. Yesterday
Judge Wright resigned his seat in the
Senate aud qualified as Judge aud to-
day he is sitting on the Supreme Bench,
at the left Of Chief Justice Moses.
Judge Wright is the first one OF
bis race who has ever held like posi-
ton among white men.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-03-10

How TO Begin LIFE-Rev. DR.. John
Hall thus wisely speaks to young peo-
pie: There are two ways OF setting up
In life. One is to begin where your
parents are ending-magnifcent man.
sion, splendid furniture and an elegant
turnout. Is not that the pretty dream
4, of many about their start in lifoi The
> other is to begin little nearer the point
!, where father and mother-of blessed
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friend, you can 60 up so easily and
gracefully, il events show 1t to be safei
''but IL would be trying and awkward to
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70 llyei and business huctuates; and
heallh Is uncertaini aud temptations
giEOm the side Of pride are strong, and
'nanyR young man who did not mean
~ ba extfasagant has been led along
aud rather than face The position and
descend manfully, has tried to keep up
.s'the einbezzlemCnt, aud been called
siIswindlsr"
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PUNCTUATION ANY editor offs liter
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Q years experience, is competent wit
Z ness 10 prove that not more than tour
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or, leaving out the h, drives on over
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d dot Of punctuation. Another perpe-
trates one line periods, bringing us to
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line, as abruptly as if we had checked
up against dead wall at thirty-miles-
an.hOur speed, Number three keeps
up a.eontinuous string Of exclamation
Sternally screaming at some
thing that requires no screaming at
Whatever A good many affect the
ddsbing style of punctuation, slipping in
oAe-n, two three, and halfline dashss
Unfortunately paragraphs
Into hpasmodic nonsense.
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are you goingi" asked a
3 little boy Of another who had slipped
vand fallen on an icy pavement. SEQ
ing to get up" was the blunt reply.
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Briggs has a faculty ofgetting things
ocheap. The other day he had beau
: tifal set of teeth inserted for nothing
e Hd kicked dog.
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Z Tie Jealous man is always hunting
r PhSlbIpg he aOesntexpect % find,
daA ~ DC haa found II. he b mad be-
cause be has. lie is always happy just
asin.proportion as he Is miserable.
, 1870-08-27

niue miles fro,u SaarbEucken. The dis
resahle regiment: Of the Za<row corps,
among then tho Fttsy-scc4s au.l Screnty-sev-
rnth crussca the Saas, cross the lofty range Of
4i.ls which here kur1nouht d left ballk, hurried
on At q run for two miles and half. and reach
ibK tho wood which closed In the French posi-
ton on the left, entered 1t. attacking the French
III n7nk Aiu re&t tnnIctrI terrible ioss on them.
THIS decided the day, tut the French still did
lot retire without making most vigorous rea,st-
ancc. What WAS tue meaning Of this baitIc IN
which The rEusk!Au ktilcsl and wounded amount
I'd 10 neAEl. s,oao men. the French losscs being
ESTIMATED hy PnasFians At nrAr1y double that
nuf-tef. The f1usaian onae.d bulletin says
kll1piS. 'Ioc frIfAtans St0rned tnr hetytlsa at
tacae.f the French position everywhere. and beat
back the enemy towaEA Fo.bach.. But the
french must have brcn Ia retreat before the
battle bRRan- and that no doubt will be the
French version OF tho affair, Even arter th-tr
position had been turncd. the French krp, On
lighting unttl late al night, anA. by the Accoun, ot
the l7uss1ans themselves, made their assailau,,
rsy dearly for their victory: but the lspsssps n,
not mind pairing dearly for victory. Tcev ran
aGosu it, and II seems the Principle on Fn,.h
| thef are carrying On the war that the cxpenl-
turc Of blood Is no1hlng provided they gain the
| day. ,
slams gradually made for the htGa road which
leads to Fo1tach, and the marks Of bullets and
balls on tue t<ces which line :hc road On csch side
and On few small houses which had the mIsfor-
time to 1ud themselves placed along the path OF
| retreat, show what the struggle here nust have
| been, The last desperate stand male By the
French was at factory a few hundred yaEds on
theIt own side of the frontier. Here
tho slaughter was frghtful, and 1t only
| closed with the darkness OF night. The ue1l
morning the Iruss!ans pur the enemy tar be-
, 1870-08-27

English aud Classical Select School,
For 10Th et1es 1t WiovtkA II ats north Of Chiezxo,
The Lake Shorc Six additional pu,tit X tus.
t.hed With rood homes Ono boY will be received nte
the family with p.pksw. Addrrts
EMILY J. LEONARD. Wiuetks, Ill
, 1870-08-27
PRUSSIA

NEW Y0R1, Aug. e6.-The War!d* correspond
ens telexraphs frum London:
al hare now the kcy OF the recent Wuttcmbcrg
mission to England The court and people Of
WuitetntefG are dissatisfied with the course Of
Prussia The government contingent OF Wusten1.
burx In the Grown Princes army has been massed
Ntth That 0f Baden In one corps, and put under
Of the PEusslAn General Won Wer.Ien, second In
command to the Crown Prince, As Governor Of
Siettn- This Stses great offence IN the dcld and
at Stuttgart. More than that, the BAvAstAn corps
are commanded by the Bzyartan Generals yun
Tnkrtlen, Tam, Rnd Won IIartsmRnu. The King
of TTusstn has also announced his intention OF
bcstowing Alsace and Lorraine upon hts son-ln.
law, the Grand Duke Of Baden, whose dominion.
are contiguous with Wurtenberg. Against Ill
this WurieHtctE chafes, and It Is preparing 10 re-
a:st the projects Of the Frussl2n crown.~
LONDON, Aug. eo.-naron Darulin, the Prusstan
Minis CT TO Rome, has been created Count, as q
reward for his services IN keeping Italy quiet.
BIsma1k, from thr irss, refused to permit ans
representative Of Austria to accompany the Prua
slRn army.
PRAGrR. Aug. #.-one Of the Journals rub
lishcs letter Ut Detl!n correspondent, dated
August Il, from which VIC extract the following
Items: We ara puzsUaled here that e{orts are
making to conceal the f2ct that the rEussan army
lest seriously In the battles Of ths 18th md 10th
The details furnished here are not credited 1t Is
openly asserted that the loAses were great:
that the army Is dlsorganizti, and
not able to atSance, which will allow the French
time 10 gather Immense strength, causing the
dr1naua to pAJ dearly for their 1rst successeA
Yesterday = demonstration was made before
the palace. Crowds assembled, demanding to
know the news. The Queen Informed them In
Ttrly that 1t was 70 worse than already known.
The crowd then dispersed slowly, uncanytneet,
and dissatisfied.
Tho North German Government has offered
vi. Washburne, through Mt. D-ncrot., further
supplies lor the support Of !ndtgent Germans ex-
PEELED 3r1m Paris.
BEILIs, Aug s8,-Thc effect Of the refusal OF
the French to permit wounded to pass over uet-
tral territory will be that Tue French wounded IN
our hospitals nust wait mt! the Germans arc
treated.
The ptussan Aoritfus, referring to the slauxh.
Ter Of Prusslane+ RArarians, Wustemhergers anil
Rpienesc, Fees tho unity Of Germany cemcnte,1
by Tbs blood Of her heroes.
, 1870-08-27

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saaset bs esn;so,efs.d s.,s g. sophttIy; they ~
ss9adtd upon tie eoeudezs tkeoTia* which have tscs
pat n rr4EHee in fFA1et tntc hs gave them to ths
Wofsd, villa atseets 70 oEefW hen1ing hanihffaI6
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p1ntt IT, r. lrn1I SAT-: Amo:k sss sophsns q
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Aavanttd BY Mr. Greeley and his Rehoc! and che bsie
s:aa,. Hto which the ook !tdsd. make It 1dila-
by ant ID to the TtaAsss # IL. day and Til cp1ut9Y
rho are impadeat et the .sataned aEueuts ot othei
H.sealst !. severely scientific. tas ,Ae ianxaats ane
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, 1870-08-27

All parties ar hereby forbidden paving money or civ
fns credit II John Mcintyre 1ut aceouat A. he e M
longer IN my employ. PETER Il. kfMAL.
81 Noust EtAsk-st.
, 1870-08-27
FOR SALE.

On reasonable terms, the stock, fixtures
and goodwill Of cur WHOLESALE
FANCY GOODS and NOTION bus
mess To parties wishing To purchase an
established business, or to extend one
already established, Ibis Is an advantage
Gus opportunity. Apply to IRVINE &
co, - Lake-st-
, 1870-08-27
THE BQPpIEEEHTa.

Subscribers to The TRIBUNE, outside
Of Chicago, will receive supplementary
sheet Of miscellaneous reading In their M.
per Of this morning, which should be, but
is not always, served by dealers and news
boys without additional charge. subscrl.
bets in town viii find tho usual Supnla.
ment in their paper tomorrow,
, 1870-08-27

The rlans and specification. fcr :hr Pacific Hotel
Buidur. -f1 stories in tei9ht feet hx - et in dr.
mension., aEe now 1eady At she office Of ~ * Boytas
ton Arelitest, No; s. "a.hireto3ss ChiesEo p3o.
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