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A EET! a. HIT!
Expert Fists nj the Old BoWefy-H Heehan
and Mace Putting On the Harness.
The Graces and Science Of Spare
ring--A Delicious Crowd.

Heennn Thlg magic word drew about Its ami
mated nucleus over 5000 genlien'en, sports aud
srougnsu at the Bowery theatre last evening 10 wit
ness the famed Benicia Boy'' IN aii tho grandeur
Of his splendid physique. II enc can imagine good
sized ant nil swafmng with thousands OF these Of.
tens,ye and inoncnsive little crealur0j. either with
the torpid dignity u winter or the daVlp exhalaions
or q perso,ring summer somcwimt indifferent idea
might 10 obtained OF the peculiar thlcKnes oi the
crowd which gathered to participate In the drawing
room cntsrtaintnent OF the cvcnins.
The orchestra benehes were snfIed with the same
compaclness AZ the SKIN OF IL sweet polato the par
quet teemed with rndividuals VINO deded analysis
and ascending higher, the galleries, tier on tier,
were black and white with faded aud colored h'i-
manity. btte humanity, biz humanity y--alas bad
humanity EgGa O'Clock iound the people howllnH
shriekinR, wild. Whlstlin Y was general and con-
sIMotner Bill and me'' was '.passed to thlri read
John q. Heenau and James Mace III the .sctto.u The
sports anticipated the coming men. ~They shouted,
xIgantc bodies into iuli exercise. At quarter 30
nine the pair stepped out ON the staxe-Heenan tall
stroag active, muscular and graceiul Mace soid, SOLO,
dressed IN MhIte knee Drceches, Congress gaieis,
white hose and silk wrappers. They trod lightly
Rounds M applause were fired III salute. BON
tipped the wink ana Mace led of. Hc applied MS
upper aud Heenan responded with an lnsinutor
which made every one admire ana applaud. Mace
rolled around his adversary, placed two or three
taps conveniently, and the pair retired 10 their
corners Both were genteInany, earnest aud skill
iul few pert blows dropped here and there bS
either aflmlred but settled no question AS
TO their relative ability. Maco was kecn fire IN
position, and had eyci IL wonld have taken
sumner to upset. Heenan was more upright, hut
effective quick as shooting star. anu generally
made his objective.
..Sio H. Jonn, you're the old b0y.n
"My pest shirt on your bOnes.''
'.Let tnat nlpper loose. John" and KINDRED cxcla
nations were passed 10 the stage ON the foul atIos
phere Dy dranKen tongues. Heena,i showed eXhaus-
ton sooner than Mace, yet still was castIc keen ana
intrepid. lie was Hceuan. About THIS lime i Iloto-
rlous rulIian In the frenzy or MS admiration, had
hold Of the pOeiical locks OF peaceable citizen
VINO stood within The orchestra rail- A policeman
was not near The gentleman could hardly ute his
Trend with listOl 80 he turned around and gave
his anilliar friend kindly greeting. The literary
name of the scoundrel ~ "Nhitey Bob.n lie gave IL
To u reporter saying, Damn you don't Dleation
Reddy's name; want ID DC HOtorlOUsu
massive siiser belt was uaen gwen 10 Mace, ana
amid an apple core ana dried aoughnut ne
GUIDED his speech OF thanks. People went lonc
late--some smiilng some mad some tight, but al
satisfied that Mace was a brlck and ieenan one of
"Uld Times kGcasn
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MiCRtsHgG EXPERIMENTS IN ARTILLERY.
4 New Double Sh0tted Pro)cc.ie-llr!is
Thr0wn n Distance of Ei9h. Miles.
Eol. a

4 New Double Sh0tted ProIcc,ile-DGls
Thrown Distance Of Eigh. Miles.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 0, 1870.
Mr.. j. W. Iiill, OF Jefferson, Williams county,
Iowa. has invented double shotted projectile by
which he claims n shot can be thrown distance or
eight or ten miles. Messra Hill and Roberts ar
rived here on Monday with permission from Wash.
ineton 10 make experiments The shot ~ concal,
with bore inside ana q time fuse at tho side. In
fact. 1t Is small itscl. An eighJ-inch shot
fired to-day weighed 200 pounds before being
loaded. The Inner cavity or bore was
eight Inches Into this cavity was placed a hai
pound OF powder; some tow was then inserted and
stopped up by brass plug ~ two pieces. The
double shot is then placed ~ cannon and dis
charged. lhc fuses are from Ave TO zen seconds;
aI the end VI that tiipe the fuso gnes the powder
ana discharges the twelve pound shot. The inyen-
tors claims tnat the velocity OF the small shot Is
greater Than Was Tie large Oiie but that 1s point
10 be Geterlnined. Tne experiments were com
luenccd On Monday but III consequence Of the plug
iii The end Oi the shot not being screwed IN tie plug
ana the bah bplh fll after travelling about one
mile. For to-days experiments, however, the plugs
were made To screw into the shot ana the result was
satisfactory. The fuse 10 the eght-lncl shot was q
ten second fuse and 1T the end OF that time the
twelve and hair pound slloG was ischarged ana
the eightincn shot kept on its way until Its force
was expended. The explosion does not burs: the
shot, hut drives out the pug, as there Is no vacuum
between the shOt and the nozzle This projectie has
now been tested ior the Irs time and IS pronounced
a success. The experiments were made by Colonel
T. e. BAYLOR, commanding the arsenal at this post
and foil report Will be forwarded 10 the Chef or
Ordnance The principle on which this improve.
ment Is made ~ regarded a good one. Our Iteen-
inch guns throw a solid shot at least FIVE miles.
Load ono OF these guns with double
shotted proJcctle, with n fuse arranged to
discharge the small shot when the cannon, bali has
reached ITS highest elevation, ateen-inch snot
would take twenty or twenty-iO pound shot
without danger Of bursting. and 1t Is claimed that 1t
would go further from TINS elevation than 1t would
from the ground. The large SHOT would, OF course
be rred az an object while the small ono would he
sent To 40 wnat execution IL could ana In firing
al a line or troops would he very effective The
small shot is made with saDot Tor the rifle In the
large snot, and IL large enough to fill up the space
between the powder aud the pu1, which IL screwed
IN, but only Just enough to keep u from being
shaken out. Messrs. Hill and Roberts are entirely
satisfied with the success OF the experiments ana
believe they can fire n shot almost any distance.
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ErlGL- AND.
Church Proarcss.-r.,e Temperance Canse-A
siua Eunera scene.

CEurcE Pro1rcSS'~ EIs 'Teiaper;tHce Nunse-s
ssnu Euncrai scene.
II appears that one more attemp. ~ TO be made u
enhance Lie popularity oi bishop temple, vi E&etel
At q monthly meeting ol Tue Soeiety for tie Propa
cation 0t the Gospel, IN London The usual motior
VIII pe brought FORWARD 70 ado tie names Oi the
newy appointed bishops 10 the LIST o vice presidents
.Oi the socIey. All anendlaedt VIII be proposed ~
Arcldencon benson, anu seconded by Mr. Tempe
West, 10 omit Ihe halue o tle Hlsnyp ui Exeter
Tlc ceremony 0f consceiating the Bishop VI Ok
ford at Westminster Abbey was followed by banquet
IN the Jerusalem Chamber, given IN honor OF Lie
presence oil Archbishop i.ycurgus of syria.
The meeting ol the National Emigration League
took place at toe Mansion House, London Amon.
the RESOLUTIONS passed was one inpressng upon
Parliament The vital importance IN lhe best interests
measures Tor the organization vi emigration the
colonies Oh an extensive scale.
The nflcen persons Killed ut ST. Joseplfs chapel
Liverpool, were buried. Twelve We're inferred at
Furd aIi three al Andeld cemetery. The funeral
brvlce at ~. JOsepnS it5 atiudcu Uy an ln.nelse
number oi persons.
Mi. Stausielt. NJ. r., received II dcputati0n from
the Ha.iiaX Lrancn Of the Liceaging Law Amend
Ment League VINO urged that puOlic houses sbould
should have the power ot deciding upon the
nuinosr OF p1blic hou es 10 be allowed III their
District MIR. Stansleid gave rs his opinion ihat
tue granting 0f license VAS sort ui judicial fnnc
iipn, whcn should not be delegated TO ratcpayera
TO any representative body. lo expressed MS salts
faction tnat the deputatiOn had signlteI their vii.
nngneas TO accede To a proposition lor the conipen
GatiOn uf vesied interests III any radical dealing
WIN The licensing system because lie sad, ''lt was
people were TO DC ruined by legislation without
lfu,''
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ROME.
The Insa!ibiiify QncssiGn-Iernuny and the
ultramOnfaMi.Is.


uitraInOnfnMisIs.
The Augsburg gazette publishes the Latin text oi
address drawn UP by Cardinal Rauscaer, Arch
uEhop of Vienna, III Tue name VI large number o!
bishops, entrealng Popc Plus tx. not 10 submit 10
the discussion OF the Ecumenicai Council the dogma
-Vi the inia,Ilpty of the Pope. one o the princi.
pal reasons urged al support or their views
py tire archbishop ana the prelates associ-
aied with MIN Is that the church has TO
sustain a struggle gust 1pw unknown in former
times, against inen wno oppose reiiglDn itsci an
institution baneiul TO human patre, 50 thai IL sec In
iIopportunc 10 impose upon the CallloIc nations,
led luto empttion oy 80 many Vaccinations on every
kiue. more doginas lntn the Loulcli ol TfeAt pro-
Claimed. In cunclnsun, the address s.y5 that ..the
dcfmuon which ~ demanded would furnish fresh
tne Catholic church tue Resentment even ol men
ayowedy The best,o aud give to the European gor-
ernmcnts "a motive OF preieXt for eacroacning
upon the rights the Church sti.i posses es.r
Ine LONDON NdAadtdS correspondent furnishes
translation of tue Latin memorial or petition at
dressed ny The uiramoulane BISHOPS 10 the Council
dogma. Inc uisnop5 Say therefore, the welfare
ol church seems 10 demand that this sacred Coui.
cll oI the Vatican renewing The decree Cf Florence
respecting the supreme Ionttd, aud expouniiJg ir
anore AMPLY and IN stiii clearer tlrnLS, winch may
M Msase away 81, room ioi doubt should sane.
ahe Roman PoHtir is supreme, and therefore
t21ot ian'e " error. whensoeyer, III matters apper
taining 10 laitn ami morals, he decides ana
fnanus whai all the ialthiid must believe and Aod.
u What ~ Them must be condemned and reJec Ted.
here Ace not wanting chose 10 Is true, who thiDk
IN. tnjE uutii mad tettcr not he uefined order
rha SscD&nlics and hcreucs may NOT br sti further
ni,c Gted from the Cburcn. But IN The first place,
me xtholic word has iilhr TO be instructed w
hrs Exuiinenical synod What, in matter OF such
rrAyit,s and of }ae so obs.inalely lpugned oup ht
70 be DLN9ved 80 that the simple aud incautious
,ni,,,,s O,s many may nor De corrupted 6y q,
penclons " error. Ana IL was for TN, reason III t
Inc tataers " the Councils OF Lyons aud Treut
deemed u the - usne nn .nno pSc.,e m hongh
these seek the tvph win sincerity they VIII not be
deferred but aIlureG'. when tnere Is snowd 70 them
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ass;s aSSSfs ssI,
sass af Briae. phadspGia ish, BARK Carrier r,,
'I sailed lin, steamship Juna.a. Hore Philadelphia
AfAy Feb io.. sssmpsap ~ Ve do Paris tfr
at 10TH schr Grand Master (Br, seaoayer New
KasosroS, Ja Jan asaed schr Matte Homss. Stubs,
Liyanreol. FsSs-Arrived, ship Ocean Express Horton,
Sailed Jan as Swallow. Mclaughlin. New York @ 18th.
s;s 5SSss, SssTs hs.,s. ana New
ss S.ss ss y.s c.;ses s S
as%rws wassriosss SiorE osssn Eass, Inss Noble:
fas Maw. sef rSiss.%pa % % IYFa sbe
Jane Enss2n sea Psnsscoa; KW Godfrey asMr~sSs r.
M.ssas Orr. thsseston. ,,.. 49, ns,.a. n..,.,
isl as. s;s.;a asls s !;
ss. ESaS
@si,sr sows. Pierce; Annie sa.aisrs %.
s.sa: @as Ellen ssSsS s" Ss North
NnwoSsrIS Jan as~Rn. out Sarah pAy.on pak,n for
Boston; Udjus 0issi, Phiadsphia oo l1o alor,a Wih
NE Nswroar, Jan si-sailed W Jones, Crosby NYork
NASSAU, NJ, Jan Arrived, bpg Sir Robert Peel Con.
"a =" sa.A r%ssy
III ss ssss FsS u 5Esss Ss
cieaS Jan II, bark Vulcan. Harper Savannah; .ssr
Halifax; 27th schr Gertie Lewis, HodgdOa Baltimore.
PENARrH, Jan l9-saied, Drtte JUL, schnlz, NYork.
Sailed from Penarih Dock IL, Thurston, Snow Gals
cutta
PrsyASEgoo, Jan lin port brgs John Freeman; Bs-
ker, from NYork, arrived for do about Jan - Kate
Diam, T0wnseud from do, arrived -, for 10 Jan 20.
Jan lhln port schrs Edwin, Dayton; Jessie Carl
for EYork in few days.
suIELps Jan 25-saled, Lady Cartier, Croshy, New Or.
leans -
ST JonN, NIB, Feb ll-Arrvcd, ship Austris tnew from
Bath bark Helen Patterson, Scott, Boston.
American Ports.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb lArrived, ships Ed.lvstone ani
Mary Banks, from hoston Alexandria, Antwerp; Chinas
Sunderland.
Sailed Bark Cslebar, Mexico.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
CLEARED.

Steamship Louisa Moore salycar Newbern, NC--Murray,
Ferris Co
Ship Glory of the Seas Mckay, San FraDclsco-Suon
Co.
ship Zephyr, Porter Aner a amarket-Peabody, Willis
K Go.
Ship Polar Star, Bairnson, Bristol--C Carow.
ners a Co.
Bark occsnA (Nor), Aslacksen Gibraltar for orders
Punch Edge Co.
Bark qaf tNorl, olsen, Les shorn-Fnnch, Edys 4 Co.
Brig Jeremiah, Ford, Havana-R Buck & Co.
Brig Mountain Eagle, Jarvis, Mobile. g II Trumbul.
Brig Udoa. Whittemore, Observation-Disclosures Hun
ter.
Schr Frank Treat, Wood, Inaeua- b ! Weinberg.
schr Ann McRae OBJ, sapperck, st Johns, MFR
Curre
sclr Ella Mclean (Br), Cook, 81 John, NIB -Heney d
Parker.
Scbr Robert Palmer, Clark, Galveston-C II Mallory Co.
Scbr NJ Fisk, Fisk, Gaveson--C w Adams 4 Co.
Bchr + q knight. Kent, Key West--Benner, Brown 4
Pnckney
Schr Alfred Chase, Kelly, Norfol--C Staples Co.
Seir Ariosto Nash, Fall Rver-Canda G Presscy.
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on whas Das@ aa,nly repose tho n,ty ana soldty Of
ths Catho'r Churvn. And II q rev by reason Of
1elnltior OF the asrue doctrine " the Ecumenical
Coun 1t should abandon tho Church, these-anu tney
sneir fath and only seek for prc'ext for externally
departing iron the CHURCH. when II Is clear iney
nave internally left These are taey who have nos
hestalcsl continually to disturb the Cathoilc world,
and OF whose nssuious snares the Council OF the
she lathclic world ever trained and haoitnated to
lend absolute obedience or Mnd ana OF heart TO the
Apostolic DEGREES oil the Supreme Ponfin, VIII nan
with Joy lnd faith the sentence of the Ceunci OF
the Vatican which saaI establish the supreme
authority OF tho same aud his immunity fIom
errUr.n
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AUSTRIA.


siii0p.
la the lower chamber OF the Austrian Rcichsralh,
Japuary ~, the Minister o the tGterior made an
exposition o ne policy of the majority OF the gov
elLIaenC wnlch haa remained IN Office He claimed
der The present Ministry thai they had dosie
towards Improving tne position Of Austria during,
thelr Two yeaIs' tenure Oi ofcc ..Ihey aid not g.
more The fact that iaas constitution was capable Of
plovcmcnt. but theS would NOT pariey with those
VINO took their stand ri opposition outside Of IT'S
llaes The policy Will no TO MAINTAIN the present
constitutional Arrangement, but 10 10 eyeryt tang
VI tue natonnlists.n
Tho supplementary convention to che Anglo us
triap Commercial! treaty of 1895 been aa before
ihe ieicnsrath. provides thai British goods shall
be Introduced into The AtstrO- Hungarian monarchy
AZ the rates oil t.ty German goods under
The Trsso- usiaaan treaty OF 1861 The duties ON
c,aton and WOODEN goods arc 10 be charged Dy tue
GNndred. The convention Is 10 nave the same unrA'
ton us the treaty The AusflIaA ninister 0f cOn
mcrce has ordrfedAnauires to TIC asiade as to the
probable cost OF international exhibition al
tteslna. II l. proposed ~ hold the exhibition IA
1873.
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s,,sras Win aes had variable weather; days Of

r::;:s ssIs sIS had v.r.s. weather d.y. of
sSss.s sas's g. ss i
variable Wssshsr: lost and sOl1 sa''. stove
BARK Xassne KSbbs tos s:.rspor. oar,s. ' Hasnos 2.
VI oro.ss y aS"a <. " FasssSr " % 81" HS hss
.rse w:aer pS Into = hoHas tor supplies Jan v,.n = s'
ssR w snd ''A
S..i Arn a Mas dSsss Ss.s, ss s.y
and has besn eight days north Of Haaras with strong north
fafk Evening Star lr. Kenneaiy Man.Anila, cuOa, ss
ws snss 70 ,s aas u o., sas aDn %
yara split :s asSs, se jan Jan Sarss HsadsS.sn
,s .. with ~ ,.s
With wn
Bris woiiys tBr, Cook Msss!na, 90 aay. with frnt 20
the With
S nSs @ s 70 M
Feb Feb mn dai stream IN heavy gale from NE. i
he main rigging overbc.ra and was drowned s,h "a Cape
Henry spoke bark W Walker. from Mataixas for New
ss Esss, r Ms,sS Se.,p. 50 with fr
s fss s. for. % stn
ss Tsssl
ss n1d rough o wssh., g Tie en.Is the
ga again both imes split SAILS Ac has had pilot board
y: sss;? s:si ssTsssss ss's
s1s; aSe aS1a o sss
as ss,s
steamship, s,ssps Ss SPOKE SSas
sem .oi Srs.kssssa, Cook c..utusss: Y
sss NJ Lost Ssa ia. issa
..s % g. f ns via
ssss s9s ~ S' s Sss:s
New York 10 ainkns condlon; took on the captain and
crew. In a aAo two passengers ami brought them 70 New
scbr Carrie Holmes. Potter. Savannah, 10 days with
schr scu, scel,uan Charleston, days. with yel-
ssST 81 { asry 4 .iI.. .ilis,. seaIas. vW%slq,,:
scSr Mas9n kassra. iseh.on;, yirsnl..
sr Ssa,ss FAIRY Sassn Awofs Is. sGPfr na yarsn'
ssSr v aawes Iawes, ,ii virsisia for Boston.
SCR 9reSd GoSdspeed yirs9la .Io, ,or Prov1sn:e cs
sshr ] W RS;nsey cran%csi, Baltimore - ~"
& Aya . r9 s%oTe or fHr 2uS- SsT E",a
sebr Newconbe Porter, salem Tor Virginia Put IN Tor
Sch, @ Irwin, johnson Salem for Philadelphia. Put in
Scar Wrged er Smith, virg Put iu for
schr Cora Morrison, Higgins Boston for Virginia Pu,
sehr L Lewis, Pierce, Virginia. Put in for
schr l. W jenkins, Jenkins, for Virginia Pu in
sclr Ida Grant ntss, guam Inlet with portion o. the
o. the steamship fnelts sunk OF that pouL to The
AiIaE'!c Submarine Wrockins Co
RErusNrp--sohr Amelia, Weeks hence for vlrsinia Feb
H. lH Inst al l1 AM between Sluan Inlet aud farne
into unknown schooner, carrying away fore
rigging sri fore and main sails and stove hn,werks The
Apca has the other sciooners port anchor deck,
ha,ins fell ou board Of her In the collision.
Passed 'F,rouxI, He'll t;a,e,
BOUND EASr
schr Fred Tyler, Tyrc' Port johnson for New Haven.
Seer Hamburg Shilar, Elizabethpor for Portland.
Schr Wm Morell, Low, Elzaoethport for Providence
schr Reading kR No 81 Burke, Enabethpott Tor Nor
wicn
seir = Mclean, Cook, New York for st John, NIB.
sehr Connecticut, Stnrn, New York for Fal River.
Schr MARIA ROBBERS, New York for Mianus.
Scir = Acken Hophe. New York for Stamford
Schr White Rock. Hubbeil. New York for so.t.apot
Sebr u Pane Jones, New YORK for Keyporl.
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BELOW.

Ship Odessa. cuaey from Havre Dec a. with mdse, 10
Boyd Hnoken (by pilot boat W Rlnnt. No H.
Ship Rcindecr from Marscles (Eeceived pilot Feb 2,
22)
Wind at sunset Sc, fresh.
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Passed 'FllrDugI, Hell t:ate,

Schr Fred Tyler Tyrfc, Port johnson for New Haven
Seer Hamburg Shi.ar, Eizabethport for Portland.
schr Vim Morre, Low, Ezabethport for Providence
schr Reading Rk No 81, Burke, Eizabethpo,t Tor Nor
wien
Selr y g Mclean Cook, New York for st John, NIB.
sahr connccteut, Stnplin New York for Fal River.
Schr Maria, Robcrs, New York for Miahus.
Scir q Acken, Honhie. New York for Stamford.
Sclr White Rock Hubbeil New York Tor spu.hDogt.
Sebr Paine, Jones, New lOrx for Keyport.
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- PIERCE EGAN'S
"A GREAT ROMANCE.
The opening chapters OF the serial story entitled
MY LUXE KATE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-13

that the old genleman's resolution
could not be shaken on the subject, /
thanked him for his kindness and in
diligence, and rose to take my
departure. / observed at the
same time that | thought / had
obtained his views on many impor-
tant subjects. He said laughingly that
he thought / had, and that he feared
/ had obtained too much Of his views.
He was afraid, he said, that he had
put himself in the position of the
Kentucky Justice of the Peace. And
thereupOn Mr.. Blair proceeded to tell
an anecdOte about Lem. Young, a
verdant fellow, who was appointed
Justice of the Peace in some part of
Kentucky. Lem. was big with the
importance of his office, and when he
came to swear the first witness thought
it necessary to make an addition to
the customary oath. He, therefore,
said to the witness, looking at him
solemnly, You solemnly swear that
the evidence you shall give in this
case shall be the truth, the whole
truth and more than the truth, so help
you GOd!"
Mr.. Blair followed up the anecdote
by observing that perhaps he had said
more than he ought to have said in
giving his views.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-13

AsO-CALLED Democratic newspaper
has told US that 'a white mans party
cry is answered by a black mans
party cry, and a political war Of races
will be inaugurated." This is re-
markable counsel and sage prophecy
to white men, to come even from a
pretended Democratic quarter. The
words are untrue in anyshape. When
reversed so as to answer to facts hith-
ertO existing, and made to read ga
black mans party cry" is answered
by a white mans party cry" you
have the true order of succession.
The blacks ran together, in the first
place, as naturally as so many mon
keys, joined their leagues, inaugu-
rated their Fetch rites, and rushed,
like a herd of bedeviled swine,
to the polls, and became dupes
of rapacious leaders. The political
war Of races" thus initiated, has con-
tinued without alteration from the
first TO run in the same foul gutter.
There was never any need of any
'lwhite mans party political rally
lag cry. The thing was always an
accomplished fact" than which, ac-
cording to the AUalGnche, "there can
be nothing more obligatory" The
Independent, Wing, Third, Radical,
AraIanche party 'dun did it" long
AGO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-13

Why should a patient public be longer
annoyed with details of the alleged ras-
calities of Congressman ROderick Ran
dom Butler? If he is guilty of half the
charges made against hIm, he ought TO be
prosecuted. And is it quite certain that
the officials, State or National, who take
no action toward indicting him, ought not
to be impeached? The failure of Congress
to punish him for one of his Offenses, does
not acquit lesser authorities from theil
responsibility.
The above, from the New York
Tribune, shows that the Tribune is moi
fully educated up to the standard o.
accomplished facts" than which
i" there can be nothing more obliga.
tory."- What business has it med.
ding with them? The little Random
peccadillOes of ROderick, done by the
Tennessee Butler, the Tribune needn't
make such mouths about, and tell out
of the family. 1t is a shame to make
a scape-gOat of our Representative,
when greater offenders go gnpunished,
and his namesake is not prosecuted
for larceny OF the spoons, and White.
more escaped the penalty of fine and
imprisonment in the penitentiary, in.
Cured by him under the act of Con.
gress Of 1858. One ranks high as the
chief impeacher, and the other is in.
dorsed by the whole Radical party o
South Carolina. Why not make lar.
ceny and bribery I" odious," beginning
at the head of the whole tribe of ras.
Gals?