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R-CAss.-The grand jury of Kinds

The YBRGER-CAsH.-The grand Jury of Kinds
county, Mississippi, composed Of an e1 nal mum
Der OF whites and blacks, have found bills for
manslaugttef against both Colonel u. Yereer
who killed Colonel Crane, and Sizer, who killed
the marshal OF jackson. A strong effort was
made TO procure the finding Of induce ments for
conde mined to death by the military cone mission.
this development OF the case will present in a
stronger light the enormity of trying civilians
f6 high crimes by courts organized to
conyictv
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3evernment seoarftiea.
0oO0k ReDoPS.

BS Bsatrs', B.okes' aad Commercial Tslss-a,a
Lewis johnson Co., quote stocks md bonds IN
home and foreign msrkets - foIlove:
NEW ion9, Oct: n.-First Board-u. Q. ., nBl ].
DON, Ms sss, Isl coupon, Iva, %. pew, isss.
corp llos 80. ~: eougon no. sAs, ise COZ:
::.s o. In'ss g
$; Recinc Mail, as Boston Water Power, ~
Adams Egg, 90: vslls. Fargo 4 oo.s Exp., =;
"a =. Csntri and Hod.oe; s1s: DO. 90. ssrrp,
Ing, is.; nicSis.n censrsl, iaS: Lsae Shore eo9
s ara MisSiesn sGS!hsrn. s,1 nilnst: SsntI.i, -;
DO, pref a, So mon Pscinc \. y. "a; New yer,
sey CentIsl, ls.s Roek Island. nlH; Miwsukis
n.l; wshesh and Western, So. Clsyelspd. %
gum Hi,on snd Ts1, .naaisn.pons, Fort MsESe
s s,ss end Indians Central sohicasc and Alton
sissippi Certificates, So. Tsnnsssss State IS old
"a; Iennessee sfats So, nsH. ees. Yirelnis State
olina sc, old, ss. do. 17, on 4; hi.soarf &c
Union Pseife LIST Bonds, s2k. Gold. liz aIl.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

REPoRTKD POLITICAL RIOT IN SOUTH CAR
oLISA-A special dispatch to the Chronicle fro %
Columbia, s. C., yesterday, seys: The s.re-
formers" have commenced their outrages At
Laurens Court House The trouble began yes
erday at noon. They broke open the armory
and took all the guns OF the militia, shot State
constable Tyler. Calve and Leavey, and Repre-
sentatlves elect Crews and Perrin. The Cover
lpr will put four codnties under martial law 1t
feared that this is part Of a preconcerted az
Engagement to vitiate the election BY sezing and
destroying the ballot boxes. 1t is q desperate
game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

AT THkCABINKT MEETING YESTERDAY, Sec
rotary Boutwell, denied the published state ments
charging disagreement between himself and
commissioner DelanO, of the Internal Revenue
Office.
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~ The Chicago Post has a Joke at Ex-presi-
dent JOhnson's expense, and here 1t is There
Is q terrible report from Tennessee. The sage
or Greenyiile has got out of the democratic
cFt and is trying to tie himself to the tail-end
or the republican exposes train. Does he re-
member what happened to the dog that was
tethered to the last car on the New York anu
Boston owl train? Nothing was left next morn
ing but dangling brass collar and a pathetic
lock OF hair. Let A. j. take warning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

MAJOR GENERAL ". s. HANCOCK, who ar
rived here last evening to attend the Retiring
Board, OF which he is president, visited the
White House this morning in company with
Lieutenant General Sherman and had q pro-
uacted interview with the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

SrAuNroN, VA, Oct. PA. Thompson Mick
ell Of Monroe county, West Virginia, commit.
through the head on Q car OF the Checapeske. q
Ohio Railroad. He was conveying his v1fe's
corpse TO Waynesboro for interment. and hsr
sudden death caused him TO commit the rash ac,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

INTERNAL RKvRNUE-The receipts to-day
from this source were S27J,Ois.s4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not contain
Iced. any ritake poison 10 produce parAiys;s
sosseina virtues they DO not possess. fhe ss.une,
": A Betshelors Hair Dye has had is.rts years
the only perfect Hsir Dye-black or Brown :. Bold
by All Druagists. Applied ct 16, Bond street, New
York. foS- tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

TIE QUESTIONS who shall succeed Genera
Cox in the Department of the interior and
who will be the successor OF Commissioner
Delapo, in case he succeeds Secretary Cox ?
continue 70 be fruitful topics for newspaper
men here and elsewhere; and as is usual in such
cases every one seems to be fixing up pro-
sramme according 20 his own fancy or wishes.
Yet in spite Of all that has been said me An while,
the whole matter tests substanti ally about where
Il did a week ago, and We are well satisfied ths
the exact facts are about as follows That Mr.
Delano will &C into the Department of the Inte-
ricr the retirement OF Secretary Cox, and
this without reference to who may or may not
become his own successor,-the one event being
in no wise contingent upon the other,-is a
certain 6 any unaccomplished fact can be
In the second place, whae the question Of who
shall become the head of the Internal Revenue
Office has undoubtedly been considered by the
Executive and his advisers, it is safe to say that
no person has so far teeR fixed upon for the
place, and that II has rot been promised to any
person or State, all reports to the contrary not
withstandIng. The stories that Senator So-and-
90 lad secured the promise Of the appointment
foS Mr.. Such-an-one are interesting reading
enough for dull times, but they lack the essen
tial bass Of truth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

SECRETARY robson is expected to arrive
here on Moslay.
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.GEMERAL CABLE NEWS.
TIE Pope saspends H. EcaAeaieal

RoNE, Oct. 21.-The Pope has formally sus-
owing to the sacreligfous invasion which might
prevent the freedom Of action OF the Pope and
Fsthers. The Jubilee proclaimed in honor OF
the council, however, is not suspended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22
Another Horth saerman ata.....

BosToS, Oct 22.-The steamer Ontario. oris.
Inaily built to run between Boston and fixeS-
poo, mas been chartered TO run in the line I,
the North German Lloyds, between Sex W..
and Bremen. "" iofs
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PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

This celebrated medicine has won a deservealy
high reputation sllevistor of pain aud a gre
OF health 1t has become household edy
from the fact that il gives immediate and permanent
relief. Ii il q purely vegetable preparation, made
from tho best and purest materials safe to keep and
70 use "a every family. Ii is reconzuerdDd b. phys
clans and persons OF all classes and to das latter
public trial OF thirty years-the average life OF man
il stands unriv allied end unexceled, spreading its
usefulness over the wide world. Its large and in
crossing sale affords positive evidence ofIts enduring
fame. Wedo not deem 10 necessary to say much in
its favor as email bottle vail do 10 convince
yoS OF its efficacy IL ell the advert ments in the
world. Give it one fair trfa', and you would not be
Without il for ten times the cost.
Directions accomr any each bottle.
sold by all Druggists.
Price Is cts 20 cts. and 81 per bottle. oc4 eolm&W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

Inc manufacturers Of Newark pronose n
ihsttate course OF lectures for their employes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

MURDER IN TRxAs Miss Iona Schwartz,
bach, a Germanservant girl in the employ or A
Flake, OF Galveston, Texas, vas shot and killed
y,s'erday by cOlored man named Hsary
butcher, who also afterwards attempted to
shoot daughter of Mr.. Flake. The evidence
befose the coroner . jury shows the murder wa.
committed without any pr0vocatiOn. His trial
takes place to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22
RECOLLECTiONS

G'OME TO MASONIC TEMPLE TO the German
V Fair Every Evening this week and win Grover
& Baker Sewing Machine for only 50 cents. Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

~The oyster dffncultfes between MARYLAND
End Virginia are not entirely settled yet, though
tae Governors q the respective States agree
as TO temporary arrangement to abide by the
Targier Sound, whichthe Governor OF Virginia
asks his Legislature (now in eeseion) tn asseIf to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PTRE WINES,

hav q made arrangements with one OF the largest
inns California by which am enabled 20 SELL for
article, selected expressly fog me, viz: SHERRY,
PORT, ANGELICA, NCSOATEL and HOOK; also,
'NVPPEREON6 WINE. from North Carolina;
pRf CAfAWBA, from Urbana Wine %. Those
Wines efer for sale, Wholesale and retail, BY hogs
drsuek. U. GAUTlkk,
Proprietor OF the Native Wine Bitters,
Nos. i2l7 and I2I9 Pa. av., Washington d. o.;
alsh. No. - North Charles st.: Batimore, Nd.
WHITE OArAWBA BRANDY, for Brandy
Peaches, $50 per gallon. SCI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

- SON of the Hon. George III. Peudle,on ia
one OF the defenders OF PARIS. -
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LECTURES.
rwAsHINaTON, OCTOBER Is, 1870

rwAsHlNGroN, OCTOBER Is, 1870.
Esr. J. P. Ne,r,san, ID. b.:
DEAR s!R:, Feeling de.irous OF receiving from
your mind. respectfully request nat you will de-
a. may s1it Your truly sou ssa piece
NJ a G; Emery TheUss I TulIOek: y. 2. Jackson,
3: Hoses, b A. Burr r EDWARD Girfe, Joha 9.
washington. October II, ls7o.
GIs1LEMss: thank y QUO for the SSmpment you
pay me, andI hereby assure yon Of nay Willingness
iS%H' to Will BE
TUESDAY EyENfsa. November on my recent nj
oc a 9&sl J.p. NEWMAN.
y KOOLLECTIoNs or ABRAHAM LINCOLN
ID. g., October Is, 1870
n Lntlstetd, ESQ:
terry and magnificent portrait e that great and good
man, ABRAHAM LIHcoLS, Of niisois, aud learning
you have prepared . lecture embody ing personal
Tsniniscenses Of him in bis professional md home
esrliest convenience you will favor the public with
Anyihng. whether in the direction Of art or
skeech-which is but another department Of art
which shal serve TO keep alive has memory and per
petuae his inf sence. Tght to be pst.onized By all
,rgs Amerssns as We hSps will be the case both
Of kindest regard, very truly, yours; - ''> %
HID. COOKE,
NIB. DEvEREUX,
J. n. EDMONDS,
j 20. p. BURNSIDE,
II. q. EMERY,
r.E. SPINNER.
VS.. HUNTINGTON,
81 >. j. BOWEN.
WAsHINGToE, October 10, $50
H6r u l.. RdRkaa. GsnsTdi U. q. HOlcdyd, ii. d.
Cooke, Esq and OtherS:
Your Kind note Of the 18th instant, inv ting q
deliver my Lecture entitled 'Persona Recollections
Of Abraham Lincoln - is received In reply, per
NIT me 10 thank you for the invitation and suggest
SATURDAY EVENING, october p as the time
most convenient Tor its delivery.
With great respect, am your obedient servant,
Oc2l2t J. H. LITrLEFIELD.
DERS0NAL RECOLLECTi0NS
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
BY J. II. LITTLEFIELD, ARrrsr,
AT LINCOLN HALL,
% SATURDAY EVENING, October ., at 10 clock.
Admission free. 'oc2l 2t
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LATER.
The Condition Of senator Cameron.

HARRISBURG, Pa. Oct. 81. To l.. A. GdJrigkf
Since The receipt Of your telegram have paid
a personal visit 70 Senator Cameron, and found
him In his Library in nearly his usual health,
Yesterday he had chill On the way from
Washington to Baltimore, which has passed
on without serious consequences.
E' JOHN W. GRARy
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N0LD WEATHER IS APPROACH
~ ING,
AND We 49, .aMyy n0rAofioN VI
But tender childhood has It's nrst clam upon Us,
therefore have provided for the little ones better
a.sortmen' than ever 1 had before and would
respectfully call the attention Of the Ladies to my
osnSren. extra lons F.ney WOOL
-" kCARLET and BLUE HOSE.
WHITE MEklNo SOCKS and HOSE.
other HOSE 0ioN' eA"A ions' ana
Cs,ld,an,. Han Krt, s.oUr. uoons ,ro
.,so.INF.NTs,R RUsHrs.nd CowpS s,vrrv
PINS. RUBBER CLOTH, in sJu res or by the
yard PUFFs and BOXES BASKETS, &C.
Ladies' and Cents all wool WHITE and COLORED
hosE' hiboed and Plain.
SCARFs, long and short, from &c up
Ladies' Hand made BREAKFAST sHAwLs and
hooDS.
Ladies VESTS, from 81 up.
Misses and Boys VESTS, in all sizes.
A full assortment OF TOILET ARTICLES n.rha,.
the largest kept in one place.
hh rom i5e. np. LIN IN hASDAEhohihfS'
Sent: AL LINEN ,HANpKEhcHIErs. from
S0' W.
Ladies real MOROCCO sAfOHELs, from sI.soup,
soo ISAsk6isS; MAb.AkT. WORh. LUNCH
and other BA6kBTS, direct from the factory.
EMBRofDERrD sIIPprRs and Cusp,owe
nD ID anu NOSnioNo.
Fine AHGORA WOOL. A.
CuoCIur .ns KNIrrINo Nrrrr,.
1 600 NEW PATTERNS ROB IMBRo,pxRv
fSsssns, With .uc. sq. .s,.o.smsus Of NOTIONS,
a. the GREAT VARl1fY B1ZAXR of 10 iound
= oHvEBBER0s
3l9SENENTH STREET
$50
BETWEEN PEyNsyIvANIA AyESuIAypD STREET. ,
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fe.goPheo h1Iestrety 70 III kUcnta0 St0Y.
oAtfLnoRE, Got. z2.-Cotton quiet and steady AZ
i sc Flour steady and IA i'm proved dem AMI al YES.
Ei1ay naures wheat stessy-Earyland ambar
iSs 90 good 90 prime, 81 coo I Co. Inmo1 H.
Ih n Nas *: Wesiera. : SSas1N Corn dulI.
SSnIe, au.oc elbow. a5ssSc; mixed estern 7O.-Sc
psis $500 Rye dull st 75ss5c. POrk quiet AZ 81
psSoh nrtn ana very scarce; rib sides lsis alsi.c
Lars hrm at Ee. Whisky lower, at 9ac
N Shw n9Rs; Oct 2.stecks heavy and dull.
-. D's, ls62, coup ~ H.. Virsini. s"o ~.
eSIpon, O.. 90. new, %. North Carolina . old,
cent better. Corn quiet and unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22
ILLN ESs OF SENATOR CAMEROy.
Whas Is Said ut Harrishn

HARRISBURG, PA, Oct. 22.-There is 10 foun-
dation for the report that Senator Cameron has
been stricken with paralysis. He is up ana in
his usual health Thu morning. Hehad an ague.
chill yesterday in Baltimore, and from the care
shown by his friends in making him comfortable
on his way home probably arose the rumor tele-
graphed al over die country yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

THB SCHOOL STATISTICS FOR THE district.
MI Barr, I'm charge Of the census returns for til e
District Of Cclunbfs, desires us to State, tina,
the school statistics to which reference wa
made in yesterdays STAR, were .ot for the
whole District as our reporter was informed
but only for the city of Washington, and tina,
he believes them to be correct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

he PoeTMAsrRR GENERALS RKPoRr.-The
reppr o. the Post ONCE Department. for tho
hsfi year will show the encouraging improve
meht Of 81 ~ Joss over last year. The total
smpnnu OF receipts s SIS, ITS. 2206 being eaiD
OF tI'fie.coo; or this amount SIC, 500, 900 come
rom the sale OF stamps, fS3QOOO nom letter
postage, and $500, 900 from box rents, Sc. The
e1pe naitnres have beeue23 900, So c3, OF which
100 ,ZoLsS nave been paid for CARR ing the
MAILS, 81, lol rs for oceanic mails, Fl 2ii $40 for
letfI-carriers, and 1919 $780, 81 Tor route teents
INF DepsItpent has been managed with great
eco omy and hcelity, and woald be se,t. mort
ing o-day were 1t not for the frank M mi I,,s "a
me postmaster General, in his reI orr viii me-
sent some interesting statistics in regard % the
80 anu o,saovamases TO the postal service. OF
ehc laws ant -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

~Clergymen ind tins one OF the most Meas
ant and most profitable seasops of the YEA
Marriages are more frequent on the eve OF cold
weather, and the minister finds in them dusf
ophsolation. An elderly clerical gentleman
observed the other day that he hardlv r.
which afforded him the most pleasure, making a
fee for the services. Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22
r KThe music at the Springfield horse tro,

lue music AZ the Springfield horse trOts,
frday afternoon, closed with ssOld Hundred. .
- The women Of Columbus, Ohio. are he
Sundays. f' v"
~ Mass lthoda Nefherlev is the temperate
candidate for Superintendent OF Schools i'm
Delaware county, Iowa.
ia movement is on foot in Louisiana 20 in
ouce white far m laborers 20 emigrate into that
State from Canada.
~The French steamer St. Laurant sailed
from New York yesterday with f00, 900 stand OF
arms, Including 81 900 breech-loaders and also
large amount of liked ammunition.
0Jeterson Davis, who arrived at New York
on Wednesday from Liverpool, brings with n; IN
MS wife and two children. Mr.. Davis is said 20
be- improved health, and will proceed A. oace
to Memphis, via Richmond
DIn Haydsnyille, Indiana, George West
brooke undertook to show how the Chinese
Iugglers threw knives. At the nrst throw
george TOOK q Slice from his brothers cheek
and would have Topped of an ear, but the knife
was dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

I APPOINTMENTS by THE PRIsrpxNr.-Tbe
President this morning appointed William K.
Thrail L. S. Marshal for the southern district
Of Chic, and s. W. Ashenfelter L. 8. ATTORNEY
for the Territory of New Mexico.
Yesterday evening he appointed the followiR 2
inNan agents:-Isaac 5. Wor&en of Ohio, al
Mexico; John j. CritchlOn, Of N. Y, at Utsh;
=. D. Williamson, of ID. G., ut New Mexico; =.
y. Grmh, OF H., Che ctaw and ChickasaW,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

TIE villages OF Cincinn All snl Chieag, hahn,
TWAS as to population, the following, by the
comic man OF The Chicago Post, is very funny:-
Inc entire population of Cinncinati arrived
To-Day TO witness the base ball match between
me Ked and White Stockings. II took an extra
car TO transport Them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

ThR feDsFpRNc visited the Treasury Depart
nent this morning and had an hours inter Wow
With Secretary Boutwell,. Hethen had lengthy
conference with Commissioner Delano in the
Internal Revenue Office. A member of the
Cabinet who saw the President to-day sisted
that it was now settled that MIR. Delano wac to
be made Secretary OF the Interior. His ccm-
mission, however, will not be made out for eev-
erai days, as Secretary Cox will not retire for q
week or two,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-22

The CASE oP THE CoLoREp CApRr-The
court-martial at West Point heretofore referred
10 in the STAR, assembled at West Point Thcrs-
day for the trial of Cadets Smith, Wilson and
Davies. Cadet Smith is the colored boy whose
presence at the academy has excited 90 nrch
Comment. He and Cadet Wilson are arraigrsd
upon charges preferred by Lieut. Col. Uetcn,
the Comm0ndant. COR creating . disturbance
in camp, and coming to blows with a fellow
cadet" The court is expected to continue IN
session for q week or so.
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= l's ' sssa : :.~ GOODS -

MILLINERY AND m h1AA551Es' DRESS TAIN
Also. Gentlemen . am NS:sSs
tpll supply for fall and winser
micnds and the publ. are respectfully invita-
near Penns svenue. 's 49,
SET In CLEMENTS On
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-01-12
Money Poorer Of the COtns-
try.

The moneycd power Of the
country has assumed frightful
dimensions as against the in
terests Of the laboring classes.
Thirty,fve years ago, in the
days of President jackson, q
national Bank, with its capita
Of thirty-fve illions of dollarsI
was considered so formidable
to popular liberty that it was
put down by the voice of the
people. Now we have seven-
teen hundred National Banks,
with a capital Of three hundred
millions Of dollars. Affiliated
with them are three hundred
thousand bondholders, who rep
resent two thousand millions of
bonds. They have, also, their
five hundred millions of capi-
tai invested in manufacturing
privileges in New England,
which arc sustained by protec,
tive bonuses from the Nation
al Treasury. To these arc join.
ed the great railroad corpora
tions-now not only the Pacif-
ic with its sixty millions of dol.
lars aid from the Treasury,and
its cost of branch roads-but
such great corporations as the
New York and Erie, New
York Central and Pennsylvania
Central, which Jointly control
a capital of two hundred mil
lion dollars.
OF the power Of corruption
and intimidation possessed by
these great aggregations Of
money, it is useless and unnec-
essary to speak. We have for
years seen them in our elections
and our primary meetings.
We have seen them in the leg
islation Of the country.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-01-12
Idees- q GreeS.bGckS- Bonds,
Etc.

The Salem Republican, whose
editor was in the last Legisla.
ture, is in favor of 50 changing
the law that County Treasurers
can loan the money collected
for taxes, and not Immediately
to be used, in all loans. Nearly
all the Treasury defalcations in
this State can be traced to the
loaning Of the peoples money
by the Treasurer. To make a
banker Of the County Treasurer
is to put hin in the way to be a
defaulter, or to cause a loss to
the county OF State, which will
have to be supplied by increas-
ed taxation. Better let well
enough alone.
The reason assigned for the
proposed change of the law is
the fact that, in Columbiana
county a large amount of mon
ey is locked up in the Treas
urer's safe, and thus kept from
circulation. That there is not
enough of the circulating med.
| ium to do the business Of the
country, is a fact that is fast
making itself apparent to the
community. When Grant was
running for President, the peo-
pie were promised good times
when he was elected. That
promise is repudiated. From
bad to worse has been the
result. The voters, deceived
by this cry, can now learn the
value of Radical promises be-
fore elections. A party that
"stoops to conquer must, i'll
the very nature of things, adopt
falsehood as the larger part of
their programme.
If the bonds Of the Govern.
ment, now past due, were paid,
according to contract, in green.
backs, it would give immediate
relief to the money market,
besides stopping the interest on
a large debt But the bond
holders persist'in their claim
for gold the Radical party is
owned and controlled by the
bondholders, and the people
must be made to suffer that
they, who toll not and are
taxed not, can live at their ease
and revel in luxury at the ex'
pcnse of those who, ''in the
sweat of their face earn the
bread they eat
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-01-12
Jan. 5, 1870.
No Negro Suffrage i'e Me
Emptrc State - HOlC 1t
Stands j1l Ohio.

No Negro Suffrage fn me
.Enlptl'c State - HOlC 1t
Stands i1I ohio.
The New York Legislature,
by a vote in Senate fyeas l6,
nays Is, and in House of 65 to
56, rescinded the joint resolu-
ton of the previous session Civ
ing the assent of the State to
the Negro Suffrage Amend
ment to the Federal Constitu.
ton.
At the late election in that
State, on an amendment to the
State Constitution, Negro Suf,
frage was voted down by a
large majority-just as it was
in Ohio two years since. Ohio,
then, by her Legislature, refus-
ed it's assent to the change in
the Federal Constitution, by
admitting the Negro race as a
political partnership. The
New York Legislature, then
governed by Radicals, gave the
assent of the State to the pro-
posed change. Since then, on
the question being presented
to the people at the polls, the
Empire State gave a verdict
against it, and her Legislature
has made that verdict good by
resembling the action of the
Negro Suffrage Radicals.
In Ohio, the Radical leaders
in the Legislature are attempt
ing to reverse and to render
nugatory the verdict Of over
$4,000 majority against the
right Of the darkey to vote
A majority Of the members in
each branch of the Legislature
were elected by Democratic
votes-by the votes of men
who regard Negro Suffrage as
a foul heresy, and woe be to
him who proves faithless to the
people that elected him.