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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21


Al tho regular meeting of Rathbone Lodge
No. IA, X. Of p, held at Esputa's Hall March
18th, $780, the following preamble and resolu-
lions were adopted, and the Recording and
Corresponding Scribe was directed TO have
The same published In the various public Jour.
whereas on the 18th day Of December,
1893, a dispcnsatlon WA granted by John
II. King, the Grand Chancellor Of the
Order Of knights Of Pythlas In the District
Of Columbia, 10 applicants for a new Lodge
No. IL within his Jurisdiction aud
Whereas said dispenaailon could ONLY be
revoked BY q duly granted charter By tho
Grand Lodge, or By said Lodge No. IA, haV-
Ing been found guilty amer charges had been
preferred aud rsEulAry Investigated and tried
IN manner pressribed By tue constitution !
Whereas The Gland Lodge ala on the Esd
day OF December, 1893, at . special meeting
Of that body, refuse 10 acknowledge the act
OF the Grand Chancellor, and undertook to
revoke sald act, and ala demand from said
Rathbope Lodge their dlapentatlon and work
Of the Order, without Profsrring any charge
or assiguing reasons therefor, and have up
repreeentAtio In the Gland Lodge, although
said Lodga has made regular aud due re-
turus 70 the Grand Lodge In strict accord
anee With the constl,atiou and laws OF the
ofdAt aud 45'.i
whsrsas, Rathbons Lodge has frequeutly
asked 10 be farnlahed With the reasons Tor
charges, lfAny) for the conduct Of the Grand
| Lodge, and have for nfteeu (f5) mouths
failed 70 elicit from the Grand Lodge or any
member thereof the reasons for the unjust
and Unconstitutional conduct Of said Grand
Lodgoi therefore,
BSu rssotvsd, That Justice to Ralhbone
Lodge, No. ~, X. Of r, aud Justice to each
member thereof, demands that anAl action
Be taken, IN order thai the principles Of
friehdhAlp may be extended 10 all who de-
sire 10 preserve the purity and honor Of the
Order, and rescue the constitullon aud seal
Of the Order from infamy and dlsEIaee.
| Ne 70 Jsfthsr rNsolssd, That RAthbous
Lodge, No, IL, X. Of r, assumes tho name
u Rescne Lodge, No. !, Original Knlghtp Of
Pythiaa, and most cordially Invites all
Knighti Of Rythiaa In good standing who
desire 70 preserve the honor and purity Of
oar beloved Order 10 uuite with Rescue
lodgs. No. 4, Original X. OF P,'
Aaa " Y J,rthsr rssotvsd. That the action
Of lato Rathboae Lodge, ho.i4, nov ReScue
LODGE 10. 4, Original Order Khights OF
PythiaD, IN no manher rtheets upon the
nAIne Or character Or The founder OF the
0'deb and Past hnprsms 0haneellor Justin
II. Rathbens, and We distinctly and poel-
lively dlsolalm all Intention Of woundinK his
self-raapeet, OF TO IN any other manner In.
lure him or his Stsndipg IN the Oder.
3 hi-a ~ ,!s..a - 20. JNo. u. Kne,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

IL Ieu wIsu 10 have pure Teas and fresh
Roasted Coffee, OF New York prices, NO to
he American Tea Store, corner Seventh and
streets. .r'f.a cd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21
TTHiFkD STtTIs rATBET OFFICE,

On n, p,sl.lSs u tpwsSp ~ vI 49,. u soos.
trsafst u Is g. 1bs OK ssS ~ 1857 81
e s 1 De- q s ~
u ], ordered ~, ~ ss..isoss /. he ease ps
lime ipf hllBE afGu msnts an4 The kHaniasr's ~
pop es llmltsd N The lfh day p hly ,nshti
Any psIson may opposs this sHtsnslop.
.. -. eGlUkL 3, Rt6hEH,
mhs WV O0mWlasln1aT ~ ralsas, 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

", 80. -s'S-''i d.. uAaol Il. nm,
Dfaris Csfsg,bla. Ig4y hiaet 0oaislI foisit,
irs y frss tS s.TfSti Jss ", Is. ss 5iS
siorsPi hs-. VII 1hs appree,gg5 "a NJ ore
Polaled Saturday, Al I'll ~ a. ~, $50, for The
hlaI ss!lsn,,s 81 Aad drslli bpu9a o. mo pgfsORel
~ fGr ~ the same have been lsetsd ana turhe1
ille nebsy v hsl eba who're Al tHe sfedllefs I'D
heirs 81 tald daeoa9s ATE BidBd to attend wiz
hglf falms ProPeny vopehad, oftheY may az sf,.
Nhs by law, b. sErlad6d from 40 hensit N
1ald deeeAsed'e estate T. provided 4 Copy of lhi5
sTdaI " publiHhsd oaeS week Tor 20 week. E
~ HAHoNAl htruHllaAS prsyiouS 20 The aid
fsaty WEBsTHR fI,l
N " NV HeaiEtaF ~ MiilhyUl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

ThE mort session Of Professor j. Rsputa'S
Musical Academy Will begin on March BiEt.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21
PRoRoskEs RoR EREsH 4 Ash, oonsED
IHIISs''' prr4HrsFsT s. :; ": S

u y ,LoutaviLIn. KI. sfobruhFy IanNTi 4
~ fNAled pfopeaal4 (which must 80 IRd nplleate
Nith eoPyof tbs adVsfilsemSut Ittf1Std "a
seeh( gln M resolved luhtiil u SSl6tH, m .
YRitHA iipnhbf bd hkh[ih "a lfin, fst kSsrlyIns
taanhs aed tiassI tslloE % % lsSsii a.. q tor
iiI5sS!St n LSai'yiii tiR!.,
,SSl's o. "a s sSsI:
unSsI iSs sosiTseI weigh Hst % Ice. T tsss
eight AundIed teopl pounds, krols tks Easf u II
9Lsopd mArkeiehe quality, Beg iTon hula y W.
aad hyiisrs Will Bol % received hSr VIII bssf n
any ease - lsosiysd uAl S66 hIIiss III III ~
tpaeis VIII NE naa aAredl ogndliloHs. n - =
ec@iasseisE ba TIE III day 81 kprii isio TgVY'hs-
( No BID NIL be- ShtOFtAi had thai i. moi ,skAs
isga lAt laisksr. yho muAi glYa 81. nAIaS n fIIA
his nfessh plAee Of halinssj,hnd addlS,Is S'ai''
,sraoHeealsl mast bs 'tcto APPALLED, 81. n tton.,
na4,As,Ss. ilGnsd ~ i've IsIposakia ~
sSssI u g. " ,ssy vii
sSs,iiss Z A s. S q ss y NJ sSslIs3 sSS
sSs ss.s 'fsR iS.S S%ouS &
Z! IN IN Ss,5sst 10 reset any
EnIsioPss Il ~ ssdbrisa ..Propo..i, "a, w..
And 0orhsd BED, " kId ldaTssssd 10 ne upasres
.y:i SH hssit y tS.acisp
~ n iSTv;i; - ssss
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

CHLs. A. MoEUHN, Real EItale AEonf 4
No. bl9 Seventh street, offers for sale som6
valuable zeal estate Sec his adyertisernshtS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

RnsUMED sPEoIH PAYMENT, al Bantr's
Bowling Saloon, under Metropolitan Han.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

Ma. D0WLiEs, proprietor Of the American
Tea Store, corner Seventh and I streets, has
made largs reductions 10 his Tea, Coffee,
Sugar, and al other articles. 20
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

On tn. p Siti'siFbsSTo 6R:SrSsTS p 100
ss,Jd bIiSss lG az ~ {StS3'IGP Pils1i
%PToTsssSi ~ asss jar tcr ssaiSs IA fSr an
=, y or1sTsd hat lhs lssllPolL "a ths ease be
az 0e W asy q kpr, nsS that the Lips
limited 70 ils b day q haynaEG An1 that Ikld
ps.,nos % hs4ri 90 lhsllth a y n Nay RSEt,
0.t.g T-,T- 'sT.'E, RkNUgL {. ffsHER,
mat IN 11I Hrs ID Comm tsiOnOI Of PaISnta.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

a.. A. R.-U, 8. Gput Post, No, 2, O. A.
r., held public meeting At Onion League
Hall on Saturday nIghl, AZ which uumbSr
Of dieting Hished peraols were preSeut. Geu.
schenek presldsd, while Senator AoTtou,
Generals Hunter and Ekln occupied seats
on the platform. The MArine band was
the evening. Addresses were delivered By
General Packard, Of Indiana, and General
shank. .F...## .#.l ..... ... ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21
RscordIog and COrresposdlBg serlbs,

AraIticIAS wRtrnbi al was agreeably
surprised 10 sec ~ The papers thai the geuu-
lhe Hon's malt extraet has been introduced
Into Ameflca. This acquisition 10 OF the
greatest importance for eonsumpllvcs, Ny
eouslu, the Counselor Of Med, Or. Banders-
iseaS, iSiormsd me long tine ago q lts
IRON l0etmAny some Of your pruparAtionA
for friend suffering from diSease OF the
lnngs, and obtained The beat results nom
their uss, Ac." Sold b. all druggis,s and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

HHRI will beA Republican mAIsu.msetIptr
at Lincoln HAu tomorrow evening for Inn
purpose o. giving eneouragomsn AID aid 10
inc kepuolleaps OF Tennealee, Georgia, Mis-
speakers Will BE- In attendance 10 address ne !
meeting,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

t'fnisiS,Is eryg SERIES THAT EgF Sgs!;.
sss Y e q: Sss. 81 2: s.s
\ ~ RtdB1sasD N"rH.a l.,s ot'wGlhl6atsu soupiJ
EEutns, th---s,a d~e-.tsd srs hereby warned
Il sshylAg ~ jAans, with ~ FenShpTS thqeof, 10
| aenlI hey nay olhsrwiie BY Law be excluded
STSsa 4 ~ ~ sseadn tS;f iiGS Ak d M.rsI,
l61O, "a ltf .erds7CAfhARIek R0TH,I
mhh.hSw' AdDihL.lTatTix.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

TIllS a 40 aIYE kQ tpR, THIT THE sUB,
oolumhls letters q iioh 90 the psrsouSi
s scts cetslid s q Wsih.IS.
claims the said dsesassd are hereby WSIIsa
K a.hibh n sans. Nlthih yblshsrl t6AessL 70
s aisS'9 ss S x ths{ 9Issss 5y iss Be "
Diver aadsr 10y SsaS III liz stSA ssy Msrsb,
Iiiu. 1 - NJ HKfDO ~
,slss. wgt :. las 4 ns.,l, lYAiaisSiS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

MEcHlsIcs' sflfs courcIt --rbis as,o.
citation held = meeting Friday night at Ar
better Hall, ?. Cogcoran IN the chair, and ,.
ID. BoutE secretary. 20 -
Wallace Birch and p. b. Blair were sd
9i.ss,l Z. delegates f'c@ he Plumbers 'Hpd
a George HuuphTics was admitted from, the
TailorS Union No. 4. y
The Carpentsrs, BricklAyets, Plaslerefs,
Phpterr, CigarmAkera, Tailor's uulon No.
I, stoaseuItsrs, sud Plumbers and GaSntiers
were represented. p
The following pllesrp weTo elsstedi N
P.Cofc6fah, president, stObeeutter, Chaa.s
W. Grimes, nrst vice president, OF the car
ptntsra, James Morrow, second ylce presi!
dent, Of plASterersi Jossph Lash, recording
secretary, elEeFmaker;yE. Macmurray, cor.
responding Secretary, prlnterj J. ID. Bouts,
treasurer, brlcklayerj n q. james, artt con
ductor, earpsntsr, Wallace Birch, second
conductor, carpenter, Francis Blair, Eet-
geant'at-aTns, plumber aud Rasntter. The
officers were installed BY General Vim! Of
California. ~
The eight. hour law was discussed, and a
committee appointed to bring 70 tesolullons
at the next meeting.
General A. N. Wlun made a speech, Civ,
Ing good ,AdyIce, aud Mr.. Macmurry offered
resolutions OF thanks to General VIM for
his efforts for the cause OF labor, which were
unanimously adopted, and the meeting Rd-
IJournedsnD A.. HFsnFEHF mr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

"a REaUnkR NESTING Of ths Seventh Ward
Irish Republican Club will be held at De-
lAsyb Hall t9-morroT eYenlng. 40
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

1. 4, HEEpEs pf Aha ISdspsqdspl Republican
Rsform Association win be held 70 nortoW
aFs1lRs ~ UDloa League Hell. III
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21
Any person may 0PP0'i E nv RI PpPPsHER

ntsis fBdyz SSFItS$%aT q T Is's1 sun.
wIshiRllda eoast | 1 he bisifisi o. oois SSis,
sfSrSssiS, StSSts.E, XII SsriosS SsylSs slsis.
4; A. Il: :I;S;ii;:;iss
Rt Hss ssssss sJ f'ss t.ls Ag'N' 'Aslad''.tl
s8slrssSar'sNI1titE r. c 1nSSI'A'
Z nap Fh'S l-ad = 1! L-A- 4-.-..--- kLssatiL,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

F9Ss s5ST -e az. AsRIL Ilasr. ~ 4AEgE
0sRffal y ksIL.n,l Nth bask. ssildiSss. sslisfy
49,. sisssi'y q ne VA Sha ASsT bsPsT,asSi
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21
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q u1oFs, v Btswu, > I 1870 ''I"'"
eAals, M, B. Ross fsFfg, tSglE siisTpeI, u u
~ iss ~ SSS
oeeuIrisg fsrAy tA5p ssqT ,hll dsY ylse The
caps ~ y PTeersd'd VITA = iP ssie % astulL
be fsiis Nil hSIds. nlaas.r yru nha. rsS- q.
iJEoPUs11s FOX BKET - VIM = ~ -
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igsEEsr GGg II Bap 81 REE8E

IIqil.S, A. 10 AVA SofIbH, THAT fHkIsUB.
Colunbls lgysgS % AlIalpislIAiiOR on the per.
seas e.salsa ~ EStbAe str- DoSNhLLI, late o.
~. jStSE 'g " 81 a. .iSSsk..EssaP
ssTse wlInsd e, sthleiS ths SANE, With ne
lbs Sslh aIy 81 'isbrasry ID 'ihty nay olhsp,
uiss AsslAE be excluded from all b-nsht Of the
Gisss sdat my hand ri; gsIh a.s x sSsu ~ ~
mslsIaH AdnlnIIlrai.,r- 1u
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

OkPhAEs couHr, ..g. v.. ...,., Z, 4, ,.,., -
Z. II The ease of WI IiII o. NfIsof n ssSsaior
az Rns MN M'SS :ssss y Ss 1ISs.
2SSEI q HasAIsE0P 'Rs1,IE I.SIsssiS sgSoi5I.S,
leid dssslsSd sd q the assets IL hS1i. a. q sss
ne sans hays bssa sollssi.d and tulssd iBig
heirs o. aid dSeAassl An hstlaed to atisnd viii
.hsh slalns proPsTlI yaashsd. OF tier nay other.
aeesasfah egtAtei Provided q oopT Of thi1 OTd1f,
piel.ass 9nss west fer three wsskl ID ~
Ieeti - z ..Hr. GI.l "a iWHhSTHH, -
tepH AA~'-n' 1a hauistsEo Of WillAi n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

0d4- RtlAHlEE, AND THREE AND
~ flVE GENf PIECES aHehanEaA for ar
Nhey A. The RAEUBHoAH Ones isbS'H
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21
PHSF0sA Ls sYilsi n, F6g Rsp OF cav

hssled prgqaAle vii he reg ysdyalth H ohea
vera si:s G.G 1l:s
SO pAHALnY HORSES, Pa
The horses aasis 36dhd In ali % Tiieulafa, wall
pIiahehs ~ MI - sd gqod cor iitioR, daIk
!s,.; 90 ...s gfii ldabisa q esi wy y cav!
Blds tnpbs tuisrtalusd Tor a ~ hotsss and m.
SSsid W \ sllseIl ~ pYlibst esIliaslS foris
5sRI9Ps,J y lI % sstsf "A vi W pal J,
l1tiha ~ sAng y preset " The efehlAfo o. M
EnPEn ~ ll,la % be ts.pQnslblS N b9l lGaS
~ iiHI e. Eis II Ss z & l.
SfIs y SSP y g suSl,.,i dupiis.,s'''' n
ID Tte usual GOV dlfiona5W high cad D. GIelitalnal
,, gIS,sI q SIsSsili' VIM y fsfiisSSS Spol
y ssiut d ~ ghis, eVsri,tp,,l,, p,pat,,
~. !. oSt. o. H7tsE AZ 20 B.Rs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21
TNIgEp srATgs PATEET oTPIoE,,

~ HU'R fVsisEL Ga, y V6I TsS >, Is,a "
(, On the pstitlOn OfApHLIl 4, BALI ana Eb9IN p,
fIt, 81 VhlSopssa uagtts, Ad y ai6ft
SSa'f Sst u w. W i SS4oys Sasa, "a "a
Operating Steam Stamps;
IL y ordered hat the testimony In the case Ii
elosed on the 18th day Of April nsxt, that ne
pod So 'iihitsd 70 to Ok dsyfJf'HtS SsTE1
snd that said petition be heard on the iii day Al
hsy heEL aHai ,,sls ysA4ia 'ls DO -,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

AsBtsT THE PooR-A ToUoHINa INCi-
DENT,--Much has boon said By tho pross Of
ourcitJ about The sulisriuT AmooK the poor
In our midst, and, that the story has not been
half told, let the evidences that meet us at
every corner attest. One Of these Witnesses
We saw yesterday plodding along barsfooi,d
over the icO-coyored pavement. lie was a
little boy about ten OF tWelye years Of age,
bright-eyed and rosy checked, and, notWlth-
standing the ragged cap aud clothes, (all
too large, and shocklngfy thin and torn,)
his appearance was that Of one who might
become a mas II clreuuIganOeI were not too
unPropltlous. z. II
mesa" Of begging but tho mute appeals Of
the purple bare feet touched many hearts,
hands.
An Avenue merchant, Young In years but
old IN charities, sesing the little fellow In
front Of bis door, made him come 10 an
warm hlm.slt ed tell hls story. he had
10 shoes, bad had 6ut seaitty breakfast,
no dinner, aud had come out to try and get
money enouehto buy hls poor alex widowed
mother some bread 70 eat. satIsned that tho
story was true, the merchant took him to
store and provided him With q pair Of shoes,
gave him monay TO reliave the Immediate
wants OF his mother, aud sont him home With
= glad heart, and 70 day the llttle fellow was
among the other news boys with hla handle
OF papers under his arm trying 10 caro- an
honest penny.
"Pure rplieio0Rnd yudeale,l before God IL
TO visit The widow aud flIherless In theIr AZ.
nlctlon, and keep oneself unspoited from the
lCNoridS'A n - u ~. NECECG
Local BEEvIrIRs.- police OF the Sixth
| preoinei on Saturday arrested thirteen col
cred boys FOR acting 10 . dlsorderly manner
10 the Northern Liberties roarket, The par
tIes were taken before Justice Nina, whore
the aggregate zines amounted 10 oaT, those
not paying taking thirty dsJs'trIp 70 the
Detective Miller on SATURDAY. arrtsled q
man named Robert Llnderlels as the burglar
who entered the preulses OF W. w. Corco-
ran, esq., on Rriday, and stole articles 70
the value Of $3.50, Sio was taken TO police
headquarters, where Jdstlcs Walter CON.
mitted him 70 Jail for court, au.
MARI Williams was aned % By Juslles
Bates for ElplAtlng tho seavenEsr law.
spencer falbeft paid nno q t6 co Justle,
Wall for violating the county game Law.
Jas. u. Smith vas nned t5 By Jastics
Chase Tor violating The hack lRW.gT.sfE
Detective Miller arrested Ellen Ale, OF
complaint Of james Bohh, charged With thu
larceny OF $40 IN money belonging TO com
plainAnt. Jaslice walter reqditcd tho accuse
to give ball for a hearing.
Mary Wflghl, charged With grand larceny
by Charles stolt, NasI arrested BY Detectly,
Coomes and arranged before Justlce Walter
at Police Heaequarters, who committed he
10 jail for further hearing. I. %.
Compliant Is made that gang o. eoloret
men who eongregRte about theneigh borhoot
Of Sixteenth aud Eighteenth streets, On
street, are 10 the habit Of Insulting ladiei
passing thai locality on Sverg occasion, boil
day aud Svenlbgy AIfesis vail follow II th,
practice ls not stopped.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

asr The DAILY NATIONAL RgPU BJIGAS Is
fpfsishsd to subscribers At % PER AnuhIaI ave
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21
..SEsfTS 1'5ii1sssIlaEs;j.!S;lFHf i!I.s

NAVY DEPARThRNr. ,,.ssw t-g
~ BuREAu o. AkIaa Ar DOoka / !
Ths ,tat tot fsssitlr1 PtSpoIsis I IOT fiS.,Isr
Doet, called for By aatsltiasIasnt fIum 7ikis
nusfeu datsd Byqqm bsf u, 81 ksrsby dsd
~ " N. % The nth DAY - haFuhs llpt, ~ Whleh
o. = EEHflNTt bLHIsL IMMRN. 80
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

and q ptreetsa was attended By large con-
gregation yesterday morning, who listened
with evident pleasure TO sermon by the
pastor, the Rev. DR.. A. E. Clbson-ffom
Malachi, third chapter, sixteenth verse:
Then they that feared the Lord spoke oftkn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

ANswHRA no EuE QUEsrIoH ToR ACooUSr-
LSTa.-1We nave received n large number Of
answers 70 the question for accountants,
published In Friday .mornlng's REPUhLi Az,
and which We give lhcrsWith, including the
susWer from "E. !" Whletf was published on
Saturday tnotrlSs. I Thnt Ehsvsr Was as
foIloNsi 49,. 4.. r... fr..rV
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21
DAILY NAIlONAL REPUBLICAN.

"a eoptalas Al Jbs news. both rsu,tarkbd Zeal
NJ ~ - ---l- ~ afIhA " u IL Al
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-21

In Nue mOtnluk tue pastor, Kew. John %.
Bmith, D. d., preached nom this text, Ro-
mana, 7th chap, lith verse, "sold under
kin." He said buying and selling are among
Tho common transactions VI life. The text
Fplsrs 20 a confederation for EomethlnR
bought and sold. In sale there L lWays
= oonslderation. Is II 40 that men always
have . pFioo In spiritual Rs well a. teInporaI
thingsI Esau sold hla blTthright. Jacob
and Abraham had Transactions In buyluR
and telling, We arc dependent, The one
upon the other. No man Il Ebsolutely indie
psndsut, There ls a great principle TeeoV-
hlAed In buying and selling, and that's, no |
man has right TO sell tbat which doSs not |
belong 70 him. In spiritual thlnEs we hold |
valuable trusts committed 10 onr care. The
teHI aAya, 10 effect, we are oarnal, 4old un-
oar tn, Ahab said to Elijahi "Hast thou
sNefed, u have found thee ont bseanSa
.n9p hAs. cold thysslf 70 work lniauity In
the ught Of the Lord" 10 Inalsf 5otb
chap let Vsr's, ii h said Behold ior S S
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-07
THE GUBERNATORIAL CONTEST.
Letter from General Wm. A. 0uarles---The
Fight to be made between the Demo-
cratic and Radical Parties.
MEMPHIS, June 6, 1870.

Editors Appeal: In your issue of the
4th inst, you refer to me as one
/" whose name is often spoken of in
connection with the next Guberna-
tOrial contest" and express a desire
that [, together with the hOnored gen
tleman whose name you associate
with mine, should make known our
views in regard to conventions, to
Democracy" etc.
1t had been my purpose to say
nothing through the public Journals,
but silently to await the action of the
people, and to govern my W con
duct and future relations with the
next State canvass by the indications
derived therefr0m. The great Objec-
tive point being harmony of action,
rather than the advancement Of per
soDal ends, or personal preferences,
the question rs to who shall be the
candidate is n of secondary i'm
pOrtance. Is he a true and faithful.
man? Is his record n of stainless
honor and unimpeachable integrity?
If these questions can be afiirmatiVely
answered, so far as itregards the mere
personnel of the candidacy the quali-
ication is sufficient. If, however,
mere personal preference is made the
test, harmony of action can never be
obtained, and defeat is inevitable. But
beyond and above this, there is safe.
ground upon which all of us can stand
and DEFY at once all fractions elements
and the disciplined and unbrOken
front of our opponents; and that
IS the ground of principle-not mere
shad0Wlng theories of government,
but well matured, well defined prin-
ciples, eliminated from the expert
ence of the past, and wisely adjusted
to the e~Xigencies of the present.
Heretofore, i mean from 1866. the
people and the public men of Tennes-
see have, from the very necessity of
the case, been compelled to be gov
erned by policy; to advance step by
step in the direction of right rule and
right legislation, until we have ar
rived at a point when policy must
sink and principle assume its ancient
sway and authority in the land.
A difference of opinion between
Members,of the same party may well
be tolerated as to mere policy, but a
difference Of opinion as to principle
will as inevitably result in demOrali-
zatiOn, Reorganization and defeat as
that such difference exists. Apropo-
sition SO palpable as this needs but a
moments reflection to obtain the
assent of every mind. A party
is a union of men, holding the
same elementary principles of gov
. -nment, and organized for the
purpose Of carrying these principles
into the Legislation of the country. A
difference of principles would, there
fore, not only result in want CT party
harmony, but still more fatally in
want of harmony OF legislation.
From this view of the matter, readily
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-07

We publish this morning a very
able and interesting letter from Gen
eral William A. QUarles on the polit-
zeal situation, to which we call the
attention'Of the readers of the APP
PEAL. 1t will be seen that General
Quaries proposes TO cling to the Dem
Ocratic party as the only refuge Of the
Southern people. The proposition to
form a third party or to revive the
old Wing party is suicidal. All con
cede the patriotism Of the old Wing
party. The noble men that consti-
tuted this organization stood by their
principles with a faith and devotion
that was sublime. We deplore that
such a grand old party, so true to the
Constitution and the best interests Of
the country, is not in power. If
there was such a party now
organized, we would proudly march
under the Wing banner, and fight
Radlcalism under the lead Of old
Wings. But the Wing party is dis
banded 1t Is as dead as the bones ex-
cavated at Herculaneum. The Dem
ocratic party, throughout the Union.
has never abandoned its organization.
1t has always commanded the SUD-
pest Of the Southern people, and we
can see no good to result in disband-
ing an organized party, and reviving
a deiunet party, less popular and not
more patriotic and powerful for good.
II there are many Wings who
hate the name Of Democracy.
would there not be still more
Democrats who hate the name of
Wing Names are nothing; PRINCIPLES
everything, and LET Us abandon all
these petty ~jealousies about names. For
many years, and especially for the
last eight years, the Democracy of the
Union have battled for the Constitution
and for States rights under the great
chart Of our Union; they have never
swerved from their advocacy Of
the right, nor been turned aside bv
any considerations Of local policy or