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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-03-09

.ptASTATIoS TWO AND ONE HALF MiLIn
\ iram Washlnstou, parish Of 81 Landry. on bhN"u @
rr,cniil. near it, junction with bayou buu' un, ~
| ,rre, four bunasod and nfly act.s oprn ana u'"''
vo.,.i frne. All but hunaI'd aHd MP H''t 49,,
.s..ss.~ A l.sg. d~etus u. .gp o Y l ~. ~,
auas
N ~. place
s,"s .s,o a. n IL tne hog range. rnient to ship
ming point aud healthy, reuy of seed cane ana TI'"
on place,
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-03-09

upopERrY CONTAINING 100 ACRES oVtis
glU acres cleared Ihi, ia very fine sugar and cot
-, ltud situated near Barrys Ian ing, II MUGS be-
I.,y ,ynahlugion on Bayou Catawbla The improve
mont, trc Oh 5dprat- with new rim house o'
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-03-09

,IINE SEw TwOsrORY DWELLING AND
\ sladIuprpyca and Hfty acres Of and IA ile rear
,f u u1v Ut Fraas siG bounded one side by Tie cor
IYraiipu limits and another side by ine Harllns
Road dwelling half nile from the Court HOUSE nv"
r.s.. hpwrts. -h.ubJery, etc.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-03-09

,lNRM oSE MIBti FROM ABBENlLLt. %
\ Bayou ycrmilion, In good nnishbofh"ou ehl'eu
'I Masonic lodge near. 80 acres, . under good
,l,. fence dwelling, kitchen, aud orthon'es hlieheh
Az. hpH .rh,id furniture and farming utensils ior sae
, .H tt t.,re Also Is mi ch cows aud other choice
rtrla a yoke OF oxen. god h"r'es, gentle mares
sArcp hng., etc.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-03-09
= ,-..l,NrnrloN IN IpERlA PARISH. FIVE AND

FIAsI1 iiDN ~ IBERIA iA!siSli iis 10 ~ ~
itlI mile. fEula New IBERIA on bayou IHche,
,'r.. 200 acres Of wOod and and 100 under fence.
H bsh STATE of cultivation corn cribs, and stables
.....I. .ily rs frut. each two rooms, underground
i..,k ,.trru Possession given soon H' the crop !.
atherrd. may be bought with the place. fp ps'corh
. " . ,,I.' ,.',,,, .t.,t' irvuIrtnrut, sJ
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-03-09

.THNCToFLAND EIGHT MILES NORTHWEST
i ~ yermHionye, "A srpenis sqnare ahl hho'ne. ,
c.rnt Tor the place Dwelling hous. with room.
iirArn cablgs. crib, aud other ouiaosfeS or
a4ir cheap.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-03-09
/, TRACT NOW USED As a yAcnEEE III

. .TpACT NOW USED As A .ACHLilE. fIl-
\ t,,n mile. Southwest OF opclousasi 40 acre
os land half woodland, can be divided mo
..v.r,i farms fine sites for residences On ava on
BAy1n Paoucmncs, double dtehes AnS tehc'l
Tbe New orleans and Texas railroad viii pass near
bIs pl,r- 80 creole ponies and 1000 head OF cattle may
." lur'nA''" "'' $50 ~ q
figures
A SMALL rAEa Situated on TIE EANl
\ bank oi Iisyol T.cbe, elsAi n'es a'2't - MaI'
unyilie containing thirty arpenN oi hle M' aun - m
one corn crib aud frneng and lot oi nue. ifMi ut''
mi, Land /, on the line Of the Chattanooga u IL ol
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-03-09

FIN 81 bA Il ilsNs' = ''''' Id,
\ from Op.lousas 10 mile. from washington sln 70 %
mis- frnu, GOOD steamboat uaytgAou-tD acres, Ap
cleared well di,chcd and fenced good timber gV'n h
range aud fine pa-turage the year rouuh oCou "a"
inc house and outhouscs aud clscru. mules, oxen
sheen hogs etc and half OF the cora crop may Dc n'
ehas, a S h the plare. ~'
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-03-09

AFARM or TWENTY ACRES, ElBiFr MlLhs
\ West of New Iberia well lmproved Household ana
Kitchen furniture also for sale. NO. j
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-03-09

The situation oi the people Of Louisiana At
tltopges,nt time is rrccnrious in the extreme
Thr Legislature Of the state is constituted Of
mon, thc lars. majority Of whom are merely
nominal ,oX-luyrr-, and have no mtercts or
syupot,dys in common with the people Of
the state, white or coiored. 1t has been the
constant cil,at of the Radical leaders to stir
up uu,mo.ity between the two races, and TO
intensity all If the prciudiccs thut exist
among thrm. WMia thc cmbers Of war were
vet smoking around us, and our people were
making honest struggles in the variops
branches Of industry t. y store their broken
fortunes, incrudiar: peols were made to
thc culvrpd race nll oyei tue State, for selfish
aud malignant purposes. The men who en-
gcndrrcd all this bitterness, which at times
threatened wnr Of races, promulgated base
slnndcr, against Us oil over the North and
West charging US with sins which lay al
taeaours Of our calumuiators.
BItmuch Of this trouble has now passed
away, we hop2,to retnrn no more.
We are ready to bury the past nnd
80 continue 10 labor for tho future
peace and prosperity Of our afflicted State
We abide IN good fairh by the Constitution o.
/ the United States as il stands amended. W.
viii honestly protect oaJ defend the colorei
race in Louisiana Ia uli their civil aud po
litical rights and We a,mand that the stmC
protection shall be cStcndrd to tho white
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-03-09

,rhRM on BAYOU PETITE. ANsE, ibLhlH
\ n.r.b miles from New iberia, 100 arpcntS exerI
in, INA 10 arpcnis wood dwelling ~ by ~ feet dn
ng hall and Kitchen crib cotton mouse corn n
rice mill Jrop pcuN ''''''"s - 81
and cheap. ..l...aH .f|.HfH.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-03-09
Gee pImtsrs' Baaner,
The State Conservative press Convention
OFFICIAL puOCEEDrsGs

The following proceedings Of the Press
Convention We copy from the n. o. Bee, OF
the 5,h inst. It is the only authentic state.
meut published. We trust the whole action
Of the Convention viii be read with interest.
The address aud resolutions should receive
the special consideration Of the people
Thoy received the cordial endorsement of the
country press, and Of the n. o. .!Bee, Plea
yune,. DE Bows Review. Epoque, and the
"Reminiscences:
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15

BRApg has Now for Spokesman.
Mowry advocates sending tn govern
IN mt freight through Msxiao to tn
great injury four freisbtsrs, Il, lners,
station keepers and merchants; also
The estaolish1n Of free tad
with foreign State Free trad with
Mexico would destroy Ia hu .ine39 and
prop p5rty u every IA In5r south OF tn.
GiIs. 10 fam srs, t,a1nstaIs, sta'ioi
k3spcrs, and IN 4rcaqnts zy;sy,t to plac
N =, in power TO l2ooc 10 o,ing Jou:
these wiUheling tssoltzt
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15

WoNr WoaK.-The pretended res
olutions Of the bogus Democrat. Com
mites of Tucson, TO t.le eH.et that al
teinpts has been mad to suppress the
" Arizonan" or prevent It's editor from
going just where his base instincts
tempted him deceive nobody. Every
body il Tucson we'll knows that the
press and material taken f,on Dooner,
after he ha1 d9clar5d hi5 treacAc~y,
dil not bslohg to him, and that he
ha1 us-d them for about two yea~s
without cost. Every oody further
know taa5 by It's removal tn offc3
was not crippl d, but that Dooner wa 3
sim ply compsll3d to return to the use
Of the old Mowry press. which still
remained in his ofics, and IS quite
good enough for his now limited ard
foul business.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15
DEPARTM'r OF TIE INTERIOR, !
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, !
.Iuna 30. 1910. J

Hon, r. c. Mccormick, House of
Representatives,:
Sir I have the honor to acknowl-
ed the receipt Of your cominunica-
ton of yesterdays date, urging the
inc.cas9 OF th3 surveying appropria-
ton for tn Territory Of Arizona f-on
$4,000 to $4,000.
II reply, I beg leave 10 state TINT
your Litter wa3 this day enclosed to
ths D5pa tInent, with 3 Joint comnu-
nica1ion ON the Del gates f.onl Ari-
zoua, Montana, New N;exieo and
Idaao-this offios rec5m.n ending ths
dssi I'd increa.., and a ;llins that the
same b. laid b-f9re Congress.
have the homer to BE-,
Very Respectfully,
Your Oo't Servant,
JOS. :. WILSON,,
Commissioner.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15
THE ARIz0NAN MANS CASE
TRULY STATED.

Up to his issue of Sept. u, thu ed
itor q Of tha " "Arizonan," 70 the best
Of ais tri ling ability, supported and
commeud.d the action OF Dsl,glt5
Mccormick IN Congress. VIII nth5re
were doubts a5oat ne. Mccormick
consenting to be d candidat3 for re-
election. tai. same editor add-es33d
l1tt5r to him, re-, >,usiting tlat h again
run. tnd a the same timl coinpl ytely
endorsed his coursa. IL das course of
mail, an a,iirnl stiv3 reply was recsiv--
Cd by huh, and thii racre8nt aditoe
pubi5hed an extract th4ref.oln, and
by way Of preface decisred:
We f9a~ed a. one time that he
{ Mccormick would decline the nom
nation, Tor reasons whica, at th5
tim., 3 Dpsarad sufffici mt in I'll IN s4lves,
out having the interests Of his Terri
tory and con nsti4uents at h ea"t, AID
yi5i3ing TO the solicita ion OF p5opla IN
every couLty OF til9 Terri-o.y, hs now
comes fJrw8rl to OFF, bunssls = Ii y
canailtsa. The p Cpl. ave cause for
rajoieing a. this conclusion "
Tlis q ,ciaratlon wa made Aug. -,
1870, about one month previous to ms
attempt to extort $4,000 ON III.
3TcCo mick. At ths tin3 this exto~-
lion was atternp pied, h. in spi 1t of
apparent s-noe.i J, e,npba ica!ly ap-
proved Mccormick whole publi3
course; said h. wonld rajoics at his
ro-alection. etc, nut that hs could rot.
under any uln5eaac5s, aid in his
reelection, o. maintain the paper IN a
neutral po5ition during bhe cam oaiyn,
and tn best he could do world be 70
suppress the use Of ths type pending
tha canvass for $a,0o9 cash His.in-
becili'y IN the pas, ii, avowed iilt2r,-
tioa of final deception wI,il9 volunteer
ing his support, his b~szan exhibition
OF ingrati I'D and tu~pi-uds and ais
total lack OF personal inluenc,, it was
evilant that @8.oo3. CT a neny c,nts.
would be a price far aaove his wort.l.
and II wa not pai1 bat reiec.od
with p-ornp-ns3., and th9 nete.i2l Of
the Arizonan" ofic9. whica he hid
the gra.uitous uss OF SO long, ard
which WAS tae property of Mess-s-
Mccormick and DeLong. was remov-
ed in qui and lsgal manner.
The5. e Ia. tru3 and salient points
q the & Ari1onan" mans conduct b.
sore Mr.. McCnr;nicl1's return aud a
fiw days II 3reaf5er.
We now ask tAe public wheu thi,
Shameless editor was honest? Is IS
possible ha ev@r was: Is there
more infamous course Oh record Of
man IN journalism
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15
APPROPRIATIONS FoR AkILoNA


Next % diIreot personal abuse, the
rule or ruin feotion delights 10 deal in
a3sertions to the eff~c thattao ircrea sed
Appropriations recently made by Con-
gr3ss for Arizona were not the result
OF Mccormick effo' IS. It bs; evanbaen
opsnly denied that he ia4 anything 70
DO with IA. incrss1a in tn aopropTis-
ton for surveys ard for opening the
surveyor general ofhc.,. The annexed
documents show how false and unjust
the denial il, and the / star OF Hon.
Thaass Flea tbs elo,@ent III G.
f-om Nevada.wao h.; inss b5sn unsa-
i1uousl renolninated. Is alike credit
s5ls to HIS sense Of fitness and COM
plimantar y TO Mccormick:
Washington, June %, 1S70.- Sir;
In connection with the Delegates from
New Mexico, Idaho AID Montsna, I
yesterday signed q eomm1.liea -ioa to
you regarding the appropriations for
surveys of th3 paolic lends in the
several ts-r;to les werap~essnt. Ind
bat In the House On the 18th inst. tlle
Chai nan of th5 COMMITTEE en- a.
poo2-i. ions. Mr.. Dawes. chi5fiy op-
pos5d IN fJrts 70 nc e.l - the amount;
app-op d 10 our Terri.o.ies, upon
ta3 g ound that YOU ha1 not ra,ola-
n I'D a more, AID stated thai h
woul make ne o2iao-ion5 TO an IN
orea51, and h p-esum d the 5enaee
wonld Lot, if advised oy you. In th-
JOINT communication ssilt you, We
gave gone'aI ard 1 tAi1l. good roa-
syns why you should ree,nls-d5r yo1r
e5-i1natos alsd ina's q more li9gai al
lova2-o4
Dat dssire to cali your ten ION
es.,scisliy TO the a93oiute ne-d q q
lars5r appropriation fJr A~izos-a. I
beg 10 enclose you copy q nay re-
masks made ia the Hoaso OF l.eg-e-
ssutatig.s during tae d53ass in t.ues-
tion. From SO small an a9p-opria-
ton IS 5000, conpaca'ivoiy iittl5 can
b4 asvo5~d to paym ut 10 Isoor in the
fi8id. ] earnestly hope you will re-
comm md to tas Senate an i3crta - Of
tn app-op~ia'i ion f1r surveys in Ari-
zou4 iJr tls yoae e1.ding June 50,
lo7l, to ~ last ql9 00a, IN co1noc-
tion WIN my reno ks el.clos-d, you
will fad t-.oie o. ny Dawes, a-d
no+ica low conid atty a. rsferrod taa
D.l,g}ta3 20 you G'e ryH /
Ys1J Respectfully.
Your Oo't ;oecyant,
r. C. McC0&AIICK,
Dslegat9 flon A1izona.
Hon. JOS. S. WILSON.
ConpnsAoner Gem L md Once.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15
San Franci sco, Aug. 80, 1870.
Commissioner

Ny DEAR SAFFoRD - obsave by
th3 " Arizona Miner" Of th9 i3t1 inst.
hat / i.ln credited with iuerea sing the
appropriation for surveys in arizona
. !, 10000, As 3 matter Of tact / had
nothing to do with it, / did ali 1
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15
AoA41o 40 M.oNrANA.

Some Of the hot-bsaded ms mbers OF
the Brady fiction have been insisting
that Idaho and Montana. having sent
straight Democ, a ic Delegates to Con-
gress. have fAred far better than Ari-
zona.
Such is not the fact. Those Terri
tories have really had more trouble
than any organized ty the Govern
mept. Each year they have asked
of Congress large appropriations q for
dsfcisncias ard ma1y of their laws
have baen annuiied by Congress In
one instance ali the laws passed BY q
Montana Legislsture were disapprov-
ed, and for several successive sessions
a portion of those of Idaho. Mere
over, both Territories are now largely
IN d3bt, while Arizona viii not owe 0
cent and have 1000 IN the Treasury
by Januagy next, and would have
been In suca condition IN the first OF
Janua = last hut for the conduct OF
some Of The law esi ting, non-tax
paying f4eiioa new supporting p. b.
Brady, In the. matter Of appropria-
tons at ths roosut session Of Congress-
We find that IN propoi ton to the l,u1n-
bar Ct inha5 ans. a iona Jared bet
ter than eit',,ar Idaho or Montana
The Indian a2prop' ion FOR Arizona
IS equal 70, those for idaho and Mon.
ta-a combine, While the legi,iation
for ATizora Is mo-S extensiv5 than
t..las for eitbcF Of taose important Tex
rito-i.s.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15

could, 0f ecu. s., u na8o q s. ID a.
di ST. let made and 70 assist IN securing
Wa5son's appointment; but 1t was 90
late in the sea son before we could pass
the bill creating tls district, thatl did
not believe anything could be done
iowa, d increasing the app op, ia ion,
ard made ne effort. Our isnd, Nc
Co-miek, more hopeful and more ener-
getic, suoceodod by his efforts in the
Senate IL securing the increas y at the
ELEVENTH hour, a3 also the approp,ia-
tions for surveyors office.
do not know how your political
a&airs are running in Arizona, but
certainly, If tAe peopis there care any
thing ABOUT their own interests, they
will not fail 70 return ncCo~mick
II IS very efficient, ve.y energetic; Is
popuIar IN Washington, and Twill
personally testify that he will never
allow us to have an hours quiet 50
long % Arizona IS IN want OF any
thing IN the way cf ,gislation.
Yours truly,
THGc FITCH
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15

Col. lALLY, lifa-long Denoc7at
and formerly well known IN Ihis re--
ri+ory IS SupaTinteId9nt Of the Cerro
Colorado Iaine, il now 81 re3ident ct
Warrington. Il has seen muoh Of
cur Del,gate during the last year and
although at first la5 ho says he was
prejudic4d against him harow estee1ns
him v.ry highly Wishing to aid, If
po54ol,, in the re-el9c'ion Of the Gov
emo. h. voi'iuta ily addsesa-da 3 Liter
to ?. r. Brady, IN which h statcd, as
9 fi5ud Of tn Ter1ito~y. that new
man could not be as useful, thet the
Governor wa3 a f flithfal, sols, earnest
.reprss4rta iiva. ard that hs, LaNy, al
though 81 ultra Democrat, would vote
for HIM # living IN tho Territory
advised aIl his lends to DO So
When Mr.. Brady received this let
ter he seemed to approve its suggss-
tions and exulsingly showad it to va-
rious G sntl mon, but OF late weshave
not hsara Of it. As it was intended
for the public eye and Col. Lally SO
info-m5d Mr.. Bsady, Il wos,id by but
prop3r that tha latter gsntl man
should l.ti b pu Jli5aad. If h i3 d
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15
Aushoeizea 5 gents FOR the Citizen.

ss- Reliable Correspondence solicited
from I'll parts Of the Territory Aaony-
nous communications viii be uaaoticed.
Letters on business sad for publication
should De addressed TO the proprietor to
5;is1~e prompt attention.
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NORTHUMBERLAND RATES.

One square, ten lines, one time. -. $500
Eaci. subsequent Insertion. .-..-.-.. J. ~
Professional cards, per month. 5.VJ
Business advertisements al reduced
rates
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ORDERS given stage drivers FOR the
CITIZEN, o. jobwolk. viii receive
prompt attei-tion station keepers VII
phase taksnctic3.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15
THGs FITCH.

PosToX AND McCoRMFc8.-Jre Ds
fhe weakest inventions of ELur,cinn5en
Now Y s+.ltqtrega ding Alle -ela ions
OF Po1ton ard 2EcCormiek. Inst a,7
OF 1zcCorniek bsnlg in A1izona du~-
ing tsaa o2n2aign Of 1865, he va, a.
the Ease Ineeead Of his dong aly-
thing . support Goodwin for Dds
gl-o ~ Poeton's expsns., he k.w
nothing OF Goodwin bsing s cer,di-
da' e rl'il oiae'ion tima, AID had 40
hand whst.vs- il Bringing ana out.
Instead os Poiton' S .hnding s.ull With
3ToCo nlick at t1i' t;rus, 1t was when
q a.9.ire eove.Lor he gave Goodwin
his c.,ai'icase ot election to which h.
was .galiy elfi'l-d. Instead Of Nc
Co -nl:olz's trying 20 coaollioto Pos5ou.
ID y have 9ot MT aines Or exolan5sd
a ls1t-r!
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-10-15

THE NExr CoHaRtss.--M Mow1y has
b3on trying to stir up party feeling in
ths Terrific :, and TO urge action by
tae Democrats BY the assettian that
next Congress would be largely Dem
oe e+ic. The report from his lips
sllailid cont adiet itsalf, but l5st any
hAvs-5s.s mild ~ tive ask ass3,l-
ton 70 tt, fJllowing tier foln Hon.
s 4. Axtcll, 4moceatic M-anbar Of
Congress ON san Francisco, which
appeared IN tt Daily Chronicl9 ), . OF
thai ci y, Of Sept. 2.
Wherever HIr. Axtell IS Known his
wo-d viii csrtaiIly be taken in pre-
fyrence to that Of Aiowry, and he
should be good au' no ity in the mat
ter OF winch he writes:
Wass Bieh5ield. Ohio. aug. %, 20.
Deaf Chronici5: I have iu;t returr-
cd from short hip 10 Niagara and
tn Great Lak9s. Crops yely goed.
The country IS grea'i y pxosp4rous.
There is no marked political fling
certainly 10 great Dreakirg up of rar-
ties The new House viii sttal q .tcr5,..-
as the present. Your idea tat t!le
war viii aid the Kepu5hcans Is cor
roct. Eay t. ally.
s. b tAXTEI,I.
In this connection we may say that
Colorado has just gone Republican by
a largely iucreas s9d ma a5ori' =, and wy
oming hs5 for tha first tilna ,leetel !.
Repuolioen Del gate. Thaza state
IN snts a~e only msd5 10 lilo ssgatts now
utt4r y false s-e the public declare
tons Of Mowry, aud h Is put forward
as the crate zeal noufaf,iecs Of Brady,
APPOINTMENTS BY -ilE GOVERNOR.
September 22, Iarb;n VI. Car,
Nota'y Public for Pima county, at
Macioop, Wells; James Seathsad.
Erooa5e Judge or Paa Ute county;
Gee. c Waller. Commissioner Of
Dseds, 10 reside IN San francisco, Cal
ifor;-ia. September %, W L. Broln-
10y, Commissioner of Deeds. TO reside
in San Francisco, Calitornie. October
2, W. E. sinmonds, Co1nmissioner OF
Deeds, to reside in Hartford, Conn.
Oct. 3, James H. Toole, . Supervisor
for Pima County, III place Of e. N
Fish, resigned. Oct. /. J. II. MoTri-
son, Justice Of the Peace for Grant
Precinct, PiIoa county
ORDERS given stage drivers FOR the
CITIZEN, o. iobwolk, viii receITe
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/. THE BALANCE OF POWER"
lFrom the Columbia l pheu,1.l

o. o.. 81, !. [Frem the Columbia Phneuix.l
51rtAt q meeting in Winnsboro to appoint dele
gates to the June Convention, Colonel Rion, q
pominent: citizen OF. Fairfield, took ground In
-hyor of the "balance Of power" programme.
.sHe proposes that those who oppose the present
dishonest administration should not nominate
fHcandidates of their own, but should, In all
cases OF division among our opponents, take
the least of two evils, that is, the candidate
,sStio may be the more honest of the two: AS
ythis programme seems to be deemed diplo-
matic and sagacious by some Of our associates,
we would be pleased to have the scheme
:. :. somewhat explained. 1t is not favorlte plan
with us. But before discussing 1t In all Its
bearings, will some one do US and the public
the favor Of celebrating the idea. The plan Is
based upon the contingency Of q division
among 6tir opponents. What If there be no
division Again, the plan is based upon the
possibility Of one Radical candidate being more
honest than the other. Suppose they are both
:. black as-the ace ofspades-we mean In char
,'aoter. What theng Again, we would like to
have the merits Of positive and Yaegatiue forces
(, discussed. Are men coolly and deliberately to
waive standing up for the right, and to be
satisfied with the lesser Of two wrongs? This
is not in our philosophy.