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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHrxGTox, Nav 81

WA>m~GTox, MAY 81
$ENATE
Ir Chandler introduced a. bill to en-
.Haar building ships for the foreign
niy and for other purposes.
Mr. Sumner, from the committee ON
Foreign Relations upon Il petition oi
ru- ". Field for aid in establishing
1890 uIrroccquic communication he
'",ru america and Asia. reported Il bill
H~rying out the ideas of the memo
a..-. incorporating - Pacific
rsnMJr,uc Company, and to facilitate
... telegraph communication between
.Hrr.ca and Asia. He also reported
.ther bills, on the same subject ad-
civ -
fhr.i.ll to change the Judicial cir
.I..- ofthc United States was considered
.r.au. action and debated mainly mp
.. 4,Iuling Connecticut in the New
Ia.lc circnit
The Senate then wen, m:o executive
..u
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Disraeli is TO be sued for lil.el BY N.
fapel, who claims that he is very shah
billy misrepresented in the new novel OF
ALothair Sueing editors for libel is
improbable enough, but sneing novel
ists for what they write IN their fictions
is a new trade.
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CrOnS in the south.

AUGr$rA. Ga, May 30.-The wheat
crop Of Georgia gives good. promise tor
a large yield. \ small shipment OF
new flour was made to-day. South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Alabama
papers speak encouagingly of the corn
and cotton crops The rains last week
fell very generally and timely A
LARGE area of land has been planted,
and more fertilizers used. The plant,
crs are working hard.
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George \. Martin, Commercial Eli
tor OF the Buffalo E,press, says; IF
pr Sage, Catargh Remedy possessed
no other virtue, it worth would be be
yoHd price a. an effective antidotc for
the horrors OF a cold in the head.
Twoor three applications have always
in my case, removed the diSagrerable
symptoms. -..-
Sold 10y druggists or send Sixty Cents
to DR.. L. V Pierce Batfalo, y. Y, and
get it hy mail
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\. I uiiltuDilt plhr hiSlitCh Ol YES
..ia, sAN< E ery train is bringing
l4les:uiE, &ur the Democratic State
r.uvcniWnfun6Trow There lora not
..m To- lee much interest ia reference
. rnr candidates, bat utr interest seems
.,,.utgr iu the platform to hc adopted.
.a.r, .- strong force here insisting
u..,..ruIiation plank. Nallaudishan
. other prominent leaders are here
lu,h. PRESBYTERIAN General Assembly
Philadelphia. yesterday morning, the
.rumit,t,. appointed TO inquire into the
.rnl- Of the public school system ne
.rr,i tr-"luti"n-. At the close OF the
.fn Dhry strongly condemn any ~
.u.. which shall exclude religion or re.
.r. nrstr'et0n from the public
.uuN The resolutions were unami.
...u-., adopted The question aro~r
.. ..r locality of the principal office OF
"- a,w consolidated BOARD. On the
...I being called the result stool New
4... 5uG. Philadelphia. lj3 The
..u created considerable rnthu~ia-m
/ Malone special saws: Inc escape
-. Edward j. ManiX, fruian Ccntrr
.... caused extra prrcaut."n, against u
mi.r attempt 10y the remaining pi-
,.ss and Captain IIrrdca,, in COM
..rI al the @uarI hnU>,', states that
.rr lig-l man who mo"c- tw" feet ic
.ni the sentry lines, will hc shot down
mont mercy 10y The suarI. The Ct
.4 Of the United States troops and
.ar-,o, at the rc.cap'mc Of ManiN, mp
..N. have been futile The United
..r- Marshal is determined to arrest
., Feuiiu officer hc can finl. Yes
,'ay Il Major in the 9Th United States
lnIl.ry pointed out Colonel }. Gun,
ham, IL ALBANY. to- Deputy Marshal
nrs who arrested him and removed
, 'u the guard house.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-01

THERE are thousands of persons who
let diarrhoea run on them, when n
bottle of Roscnheim' Stomach Bitters
tile Great Western Remedy would
curr them. They are pleasant to take
and act at once, -;tnd permit yon TO 90
about Your business at once, and do You
no harm. See Advertisement
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EInurI RlOuri

RFd'EINED THE Fol-
w Lowing brands OF Flour: gl1aItic, Snow
Flake. silver spray. star ofthe West, etc.
:J0D barrels Of the above brand for sale ai
the lowest rates.
mah HENRI ~ lAl~l ~ ~.
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q TINGLE.
Flour.

31 BBTyS. HAMILTON MILLS" FANCY
40 "PulIGck :" Fancy WhitcWheat
IU Legal Tender Family,
Fresh ground For sale by
MAXWELL & TINGIE.
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The most refreshing political item
aaoat is to the effect that Grant, who
has taken 50 much, has at last given
something-+a silver cup to Colfax 3
baby.
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$500 LnS. EXTRACT LOGWOOD,
J,.. IL. WHIT and Renbcn Waltz

jus. IT. v AT anu N"uDrh WHII, In
vs.. GU, -,
Sarah Wait, ct ais.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE MADE
and entered In this cauSca at the March term,
1870, of the Circuit Court of Ohio county,
West Virginia, II was among other things
further ordered that said Commissioner
make further report, showing the names
of tile creditors of said estate, and the
amount OF their claims remaining unpaid,
first giving notice by publication In the
Wheeling INTELLIGESCER and Wheeling
REGISTER for six consecutive weeks, and aS
provided ly section 4 of chapter ~ of the
Code Of West Virginia, notifying the cred
itOrs Of said estate To present and prove
their claims before linn on or before day
to be fixed therein by him. And that Said
Master report such other or further matters
rs either party may require.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-01

FIFTY To SIXTY CORDS OF DRY
hickory, sugar and bach wood for sale.
Apply al the RBGIsTER Counting Room o,
spris LEWIS BAKER.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
uFHgrV EN.r mil

WHEELING, April j, 1910.
All persons interested are hereby notified
that in pursuance of and by authority OF
said decree have fixed en- SATURDAY,
JUNE /. 1870. ns the time, and MY OFFICE
in the city of Wheeling Rs the place, when
and where | Will proceed To take proof Oi
the matters in said dtcree specihed ana
rafrrre, 10. GIl}SliE l.. CRANMER,
cpr.J Commissioners in Chancrry.
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Choice Old Java Coffee.
Cord Wood.

% PACKEIs VERY FINE list RE
CETVED hy HENRY X. LIST ( CO.
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE

II. Kar1arae1,.
sTysI rso ExcBAyGE on BosDoS
koy anT S1Im NOT Les than One Found f5tex-
ling. Sight Drafts on all the principal cities
a FrzBoe, Germany and Italy NJ lnSefal
rates- ~
AIso, yoE SALE At THE sAlfg OFFICE:
Passage Tickets 10 and from England,
ireland, Bremen and HaIaburE. VIA New
York or Baltimore.
Emtxrant Railroad Tickets nom New
YHf OF Baltimore % Wheeling.
FOnhne, - W. corner OF Third and Market
streets, Centre Wheeling. w. Va.
BEEEO RAAMER,
Notary Public; Raj EStats, Fire and Lifs
claiIn and General PDesags Agent
noyis
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H i BBARD 4 BRO.
No. S6 Il ~ Market ST..
WHEELING. W. W

nE- 4 lot of Counters, Shelving, show
Cases Shelf shoe BOxcS, and other Fixtures
Tor Snle very cheap. MARI
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Refined Sugars.

~ BARRELS \ WHITE.
Z,D - 80 i Coffee
81 ExtriC.
Just received and for sale 10y
maI3 NJ REILLY.
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2iUHp-. PRIME NEW ORLEANS,
~ Porto Rico and hrInarstra,
10 Prime Cubes.
MAXWELL 4 TISCiLE.
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At'hettinaI geaister,
TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.

80. .l-- -1k -..s.f
Gell closed in New York Yesterday
81, ll+l. ~
1t cleveland, Yesterday, the Red
Stockings defeated the Forest City base
rarl club, of Cleveland, - to l3
The lawmakers of Troy beat the
ions Of M6rrisianis at base bah, at
.r,y on Monday, .store, p to Is.
The graves orlhs Confederate sol
". at HOLLYWOOD cemetery, Rich
,larl VA, we're decorate, ! tsterday
Itwa- cxpeete5. hat 10000 children
you'll celebrate t.,e forty-frst anniver-
Any Of the Brooklyn Sunday School
Yesterday.
tta meeting in Brooklyn Monday
..rninr FIVE hundred dollars were sub
..r.bri to aid in bringing home the Fe-
u.au raiders.
4 fire at Topeka, Ka4las, Sunday
u.ruing, DESTROYED the Topeka House,
.ur of the principal hotels. The build
Ing and lurniturc are almost Il total
..-.. only partially inSUred.
iuy cljtur of the Na-cppa, a flash
.p.r was shot through the head on
Montgomery street San Francisco, on
Monday. A scurrilou> article was
rr raus, He will probably not die
The Richmond Commissioners of
Election Yesterday morning gave GER
..jrg'c. Of election to III. r. Ellyson H.
Nr,or and 60 Tie rest of those elected
.u ;Er Conservative city ticket. The
,.wLlicauS will contest the election be-
.r. thr Courts.
(. commenced showing at Virginia
.r, Montana, ON Saturday evening.
there were three inches OF snow N, the
uund Sunday forenoon, with high
uis aud occasional showers, during
10, dav growing cold Ii was freezing
.ul moving 4 little Monday evening.
en- Wednesday morning last, three
..ru went To the house OF Daniel and
.Ill Mcleod, brothers living in the
tern portion of Cumberland comfy,
. g., aud murdered them both They
asu hadIy wounded the wife, daughter
anA son of Nrill Mcleod. The Ne
Leods were peaceable citizens and were
higl,1y respected 10y the neighLors
Iu the United States Circuit Court at
Lou.f Saturday the case OF j +.
'I,ilia AGAINST Lieutenant General Sh"r
.i,u and MAJOR g. \. Page for false
,g,i-"uincmt and ILLEGAL conversion of
a.part,, wa- decided III favor of the
.G.lmt,. Thecase will he carried to
.H. Supreme Conrt OF the United
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Gold. Silver d Gold Coupons
Wanted.

FOR HIGH TIE HIGHEST RATES
will b. paid.
mai HENhl n i.ISl q ".
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Rio Coffee.
Raw Sug;lrs,

In BAGS PRIME AND CHOICE,
IuD Rags Good To PriAle, in store.
.- uAN WIZ T. 4 TINI,I y
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SyrupS and n. q. MOIaSscS.
inu BBtgS. PRIME y. q. MOLASSE~,
~ Chuicr' Golden DriIE.
~ syrup,
~ HlL lfhl>." Co.
fUr sale by
MAXWELL Tl\CII.E
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Dupont's Gunpowder Agency.

THE UNDERSIGNED u THE SOLE
agent in ihIS Seiry fur the sale of all kinds OF
Powder made at the celebrated
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
Cuba.

Many Of our readers, no doubt, have
wondered why the HERALD has, editorially,
maintained q strict silence es to the in
surrection which has been going on against
the authority of Spain in the Island Of
Cuba for more than year past. We have
said nothing, for the reason that we con
sidered the people so absorbed in their own
internal affairs and their own woes, that
they would not care much for those in the
beautiful isle. Yet we have had, and still
have, an opinion as to the course Grants
Administration has pursued in reference
to tie revolt. Our sympathies have been and
still are in favor Of the insurgents; hence
we regard the re fusal Of our own govern
ment to recognize them as belligerents as
grossly unjust, contrary to the genius OF
our free institutions, and another blot
upon the fair fame of Government that
has ever protested to be the friend Of the
oppressed of every cline. Some years ago
the United States offered several millions
Of dollars for Cuba; now, when the "Gem
of the Antilles can be had without money
and without price, the Nation will not
reach out its hand 10 take the prize. What
follyi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
Bad Policy.

We hnvo IL from good authority that the
resident farmers along all routes by which
immigrants are coming into our great State
are putting up the prices Of corn and all
other produce in demand by immigrants
to extortionsto figures. This is not only
meanly taking advantage of the necessi-
tics of others, but tits course well calcu.
lated to drive back cmigrants who have
alread arrived within our borders and pre-
vent others from coming. T.,ss sz;or-
lionatc farmers ought to know that the fill
ing up of the State with people will be of
great benefit to them by the enhancement
of the value Of lands ana in many other
ways, and that they should, to the extent
of their utmost ability, supply corn, forage
and provisions TO emigrants nj prices Gus.
tomary in The country. We shall ever be-
lieve that the disposition OF the people in
the South out of the army to speculate and
cxtort and mako money fast, was the prime
cause Of the failure Of the late war for in
dependence; and if the vast tide Of immi-
grafton now pouring into Texas is turned
back or stopped, we shall attribute it to
the meanness Of old settlers, taking advau-
tage of the necessities Of newcomers, by
charging outrageous prices for indispensi-
BILE supplies. We hope no citizen Of Dali
las county will be guilty ofthis bad policy
and absolute mcanness.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15
TemSerancc.

Rev. JAMES ioUNG, the great Temper
apse Lecturer from Virginia, who, some Of
our readers win remember, visited our
place some fifteen years ago, reached here
on Thursday last and delivered q lecture
on temperance at the Methodist church on
the same evening, and again last night
Mr.. Young is travelling through the State,
organizing the "Friends Of temperance"
and thus far, he informs us, has been very
successful in that cause. At Cleburne, on
Friday, the 9Th inst, he organized society
with $50 members at weaiherford, on
Saturday and Sunday, the 9Th and 9th, or
CANNED with $50 members, and at Fort
Worth, on the 10th and 18th, with los mem
bers. He goes hence, to-day, TO Mckinney,
where he expects to lecture tonight, and
win return and close his lectures here on
Monday night, next, where he invites full
attendance Of all friends Of tsmperanccs-
From this city he viii 60 TO Lancaster on
Tuesday, and thence to Ellis county, where
he win spend several days and be present
at grand mass meeting Of the Organizs-
ton in Wa1shschie, on Monday the 24th-
Mr.. Young, We are pleased 70 say, has
determined 10 make his home in Texas and
viii locate somsvhers in Northern Texas,
during the coming fall In The meantime
be expects 10 devote his time, until then,
in leeiuring on TsmPsrsnss, visiting North
eastern and Eastern TEXAS during the con-
ing Spring and Sumner.
We ask for hin fun audience On Mon
Day night, being satisfied thnt All viii Be
interested He i eourtsous gsntlsusn
and most polished and interesting speak
sr-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

1t is one of the great duties OF the edit
ors of the newspapers of Texas to cease to
great extent their political essays, in
order to gain time aud space within which
10 get up full and pointed articles in ref
erence to the extent, productions, resour-
ces, society, soil, etc, etc, Of the State, for
the Information of those in other States
intending to immigrate. Nothing that we
can think Of could be productive Of as much
real good to the Commonwealth as this
course on the partof The press of the State,
if generally. adopted aud persevered in.
Almost every editor in the State, we have
no doubt, has been written to by persons
in other States contemplating removal to
this part OF the common country. 1t is
their duty TO write such articles as will
fully and fairly answer all the inquiries
thus made. We all know that all that is
needed to make this country an empire Of
itself is population Of industrious and
intelligent character sufficiently dense to
develop, rapidly and thoroughly, the i'm
msnse and inexhausiible riches Of The sell,
The mineral wealth, etc, Of the land To
induce such iDnigration. II is indisPensi-
be Tat the facts ss above stated shsIl be
Kept constantly in ths papers Of the State,
70 which people abroad naturally look for
infornation. We hope every editor in he
STATE VIII sgres viii us, thst Il i his dsty
10 pay some attention 70 furnishing infer
sstisn 10 inguirsrs il 0thsr sissss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

Ftf.fas .fIt.IH.ff. elal si.t
.aIstfs oslo aff aIis'fl go iliiI -.
.I.ftfuIlt.lFtIs ~ ils ffaifs'lifi
f..I.t.I .tstaft.ff 4 90 aii.i|ff aaf
st. Zoo ri ilf s'aifi g. tff.fey iit fihff
trI ratt iht sisis i.nrI Ii fsfif ia
1IaI.
VILLAGES itr uferf's suifar.. oarsif a
a-wfnnfai viih ne fiin sai u,' iif f..i
.fshss nifaliis OfasIsi 0rani has flf
fsFsi Ne oisnirs Of iis lar SAD DE lea.
irf oil he uHs lrIilfr augTy ~ 40
iifn of fIs har lfaten, eamuitifi ~
r5aarl.us ~ he t,ks n ustkiui, r.
ssisfi io give ihsm . forrsrsriIug evil.
iiiihsTio 's.u hsi lissi laFIy sni sfn-
ifnisl Eiileui sny sossn Gmeng lhsm,
Al evils vsFs inrl-sei IL jar shieh stood
IA the h,uss sfsupisi hy rrsmsiLsus ani
ais lToihsF Epiusiheus, Vto ssTe eaTeigl
usEsF 10 raise ths la sni let thea escape,
This tlissial Stale, however Wss not long
70 eoaiines, Juritsr s.liiug Ngissn 10
him, directed hia 10 take some ssgih aRi
knssl il iui5 = fora Isss@il'ns hat u
,hs Immortal Gvlisss, AMI epis- II sl,s
sIsesh, Minerva sas desired - iasplrs il
uilh The knoulslgs o. fsnAls WoFks, We
aus 10 tesloW o. j lssuly sul desire sal
Mrnury = isNias ii'pesi''eR. Whsn
iOrmel sul embossed wish ,hese glnf u HE
gods, lht nsw creature sas n,mel FAn-
dora; snd bsiug allirSd by he traces, sni
crowned wish flowers by ,hs ssss0ns,
she vas led 70 the Lsuss of flimslhsus ~
nspury, Though warned b. his brother
Promslhsns 10 be on bis guard, and TO re-
esivs no presents from Jupiter, Epln,lhsus
could not resist the charms Of Pandora,
lie received her into hls house, and made
her his wife, The jar soon caught the At,
tsnllOn Of the bride; she burRsd with Gu
rlosily 10 know It's eont. n,s; shs raised
the lid aud Instantly evils Of every species
lew forth, aud spread over the earth. Ter
ridsd at what she had done, Pandora clap
ped down the lid, but only Ia tins to pre-
vent the escape Of Horn, who thus remain
cd In the abode Of men.
And our hope lies in the development Of
the great resources Of the country more
than anything else. naiiealism snAm Ored
Of Power, has suffered the escape OF all
evils from durcss, but the hope remainI to
cheer us, that we may yet 10 able by
means OF tho unexampled wealth Of
our eountry 10 overcome the barriers plAc-
ell In tho way OF our pro css. And to do
this, We must go TO work, each aud all Of
US, with brain and hand, oil our efforts di-
reelcd TO an. FIJI up the now waste pla-
css with an Industrious, producing people;
make wise local laws, see them enforced to
the letter, and oil may yOt be we'll.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

Ia-Ihe Waxahsshls Argus, o. the slh
met, gives an account Of The killing Of
J. r, Drosh by l.. II, Das,Lam, in that town.
The tragedy occurred on Tuesday, the 9Th
lasi. Both Rnssham aud Brock had been
engaged In the liquor trafie. hassham
made bis escape. Under the excitement
esusel by this murder In their midst, the
cool el,lseEs Of waxaheehle me, aud
passel a preamble aad resolution, setting
forth that lawlessnsss, cnssnlsrel by the
free drinking OF liquor, was prevailing to
such an extent tina, forbsaranee had ceased
TO be virtue, aud requesting all persons
engaged In that business 10 cease selling
spirits by the drink, a, once.
Now, We know that nearly all the crimes
In the calendar have been committed by
men aud women while erasel by too much
liquor, aud that most Of the diseases and
mislortuncs from which mankind suffer
are caused, directly or indirectly, by in
temperance, and particularly by uAt in
temperance consisting in The. abuse Of 10
toxica;ing liquors. but the evil must be
nbaled by correction Of the moral sense,
If indeed il can be abg'el at all. You
cannot aba,e IL by law. Maine had her
Liquor Law; but her statistics show thai
after the passage OF that law there was
more liquor, more drinking, more drunk
enness within her borders than ever before
You cannot justly interdict tho sale Of
liquor by the dram by law--yon can us
Justly forbid the sale Of beef by the pound.
A man has as good a right to drink dram
of whisky as he has 10 cat mouihful OF
beef. Too much liquor will mako drunk
or kill the dripker, and TOO much beef will
make sick or kilrthe cater. The evil con-
sists in the abuse, not in The use, of the
articlc and, after all, tho man who drinks
too much should DO held responsible rather
than the proprietor Of the dram shop. II
people will quit drinking enough to make
them drunk, the dram shops will soon
close of their own accord, and moderate
drinkers will be compelled to lay in their
supplies of tho yillainous decoctions by
the quantity. Tic people of WHxahachie
would have done better to have requested
the people not 10 drink any more liquor
than to ask doalers to des!st from traihc
in which they are protected BY law, and
for the privilege of following which they
are taxed by the town, county, State and
United States governments.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

& pG-The Waco Examiner gives the fol-
lowing description Of the new suspension
bridge, spanning the Brazos at tina place
Z "The Dimensions of the bridge are
MS follows: 475 feet span; width of
roadway 10 feet; tho cables have a
vertical DETECTION Of 40 feet, and n
horizontal detection of 8 feet. The
bridge is 40 feet in the clear, above
low water, and 8 feet above the
highest water mark. The towers are
of hard burnt brick, the foundations
ON the east side being in quicksand,
secured by fivo courses of post-oak
timber, thirty by sixty feet. sur
rounded by heavy sheet piling. On
tina west side the foundations rest
on the natural surface of the rock.
The anchorage is Of brick, tastefully
ornamentcd and constructed with a
view not only of anchoring the
bridge securely, bat also afiording
Offices for the employees ofthe Com
many. Located at the foot of Bridge
street and spanning the river at a
mint where it can be seen for miles,
he suspension bridge adds not a
little TO the architectural pretensions
Of Waco.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-15

Pretty EoUALITY.--In' debate in
the House GA the 10th December,
Butler said:
Everybody in Massachusetts, can
vote, irrespective of color, who can
read and write. The qualification
is equal in its justice. An ignorant
white man cannot vote there, and a
learned negro be excluded.
9ei Aye, sir; but how about the JUS
7ticc of that qualification which you
and your conductors have establish
ed in this country whereby all ig-
norant negroes vote and many of
our most learned white men are eX-
cluded?- Galveston News.