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, 1870-03-21

Co1rxaus, Ma.ch IA bill has been introduced
in he seuate, making the obtaluin& Of money Or
goods, under false pEeteuoes, aPenltenta1J o.
INC House adopted resolution requesting Con-
s.csN not 10 tucreaae the number OF Representa-
fires in the Huuss 1t Warrington
, 1870-03-21

Roberts n1othe1t, of Boston, bare commenced
pnbllsn.ng uniform edition OF George Sands noF-
e,a, uanslased By TilgsniA Vaughn, The eEt edHg
"Ma1rr2tr TIE edition Is I very excellent acd
cheap une, and, considering tho popularity Of Mad.
smc SandB Morks Ia tha county, must have
yeu h,xr sale. Tho Western Ecws Company
send IA the WORK.
We nc Indebted to NcNa,ly / Co. 1oz 4 copy Of
, 1870-03-21
Itfuernnf G-twdl.-

AAI1M@oaI @ March 1a-1s appesrs that Cunntr-
1olt aad authors OF tho reoeuk forKe1tts II
EeE to1fs were IN business hers come month,
md disappeared tn det1u1t 70 v1ftou8 parties b.
ksdes h1yinE hotel htls unpaid. 80
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,-., E.,rr,D,oD8 Nnyozn1tty Trouble

RnHxosp. March 1s.-Ihc clJ Is qu!e: te-n,gass,
vii. huson u general possess!on s3seRt e. sae
her Gssse snd &c eo!oFed a dsa
4nafIeeIA e Ap<t ,arae ~ croVd Of ooIafed men have
Dc esaaas sp.s y - ~ s sest
Nona o. .t,r. esntnrcd Tpere Is no prospect OF fur
tns4 eoi1;stnn between tne opposing ps1uaA ELI.
snn.s no}Ice plumber about ao, oeddea IN armed
1oiGD r. nestirRs of The ctnzens tonIRhs II was
fesofved to support B1f9oD-
fsuvernpr vi aAker today addressed a letter 70
Genera Cauby. After stnttng the fact that The
military foroe had q prevent tns A4loE
, 1870-03-21

Boerors, March ls-Czde1s h1ve been received
It The uxsy yard 70 prepare n1zndi1tefI for active
service the steamers Shenandoah Wo1oeatar, and
P31Qe 90 -
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THE FUNDING BuL AND THE BANKS.

We 1ook upon the p1ot1non IN the Fund
lxg bill, requiring the banks to exchange
the bonds they now hold for others paying
less interest, as highly objectionable, and
hope 1t will be stricken out It is beneath
the honor and dignity Of the government
and, we think, unjust and wrong for It TO
try to compel any one to pay for its securi-
ties mono than their naaIket value. It il
degrnding and dishonest for a great govern.
nent to be demanding more than the MR.
ket price for what it has to eel, and then
threatening to punish q refusal with loss
and injury. This threat from the govern
ment to the banks Of, Your money or your
life, Is not the thing in free and honest
country. Equally unworthy of the govern
rnent7 even il there were no threat of
danger CT injury in it, is any attempt TO-
sell special privileges, OF make money ont
of the right to establish banks. We trust
that our government is not going to turn
Itself into broker'a shop for monopoies in
tho manufacturing of shinplnstera, Or for
selling rights to dealers IN the asmo.
The effort to make the banks pay more
for bonds than they are worth 1ooks very.
| much Ike reputation. # you compel
person to give up Promise to pay one Sun
Of money, and take in its place apromiseto
pay less sum, Whist is that but to 1epudiste
the difference7 It is tho saue thing IN
principle as the Pendleton plan to make the
holders Of interest bearing bonds su1Ten-
der them for notes bearing 10 interest and
possessing no higher security. The rightto
| confscate 2 per cent Of the interest cannot
be distinguished from the right to oon6scate
per cent. Can any party 60 before the
country On suoh record and make head
against Pend1etonisn pure and simpler We
think not
Such an attempt is also to be condemned
because it overlooks very great danger in
its eagenes 10 seize very small gain In
itshesdlong greed to save Little interest, 1t
forge.s utterly the blow it may be striking
at the CURRENCY. Government cannot in
pose new conditions upon the banks with
ont running great risk Of producing un-
looked Tor, and it known not how great,
changes in the currency, and thus causing
. unexpected and immeasurable disastets
To NEEDLE with the currency in any why
save to strengthen it. Is an evil which
: should be avoided with all care. The gov
ernment may well give all thought and it
4 best efforts to make oux money staady in it
value, BY bringing back specie Payments
3 md the best thing, and, ss we believe, abou
a1l it can do towards that is TO redeem il,
4 own paper and faith at the game time, b,
' -ovino enid for oneenbscks. But if it un
dertakes to dive barRains,-or, 5ather, t.
forre the.u-and make money out Of sal
of banking nriri1eoes. it NAV 20 throttle an
: disturb tho natural and healthy course tha
: affairs would take if let alone, as to brin
!. about cout1actons and expansions in thei
u worst form, and a season OF such great an
Is violent fluctuations and convulsiona in "a
y y uea aud business az will postpone spec
" paymenta indefinitely.
10 va ea,nnd oil x.r1ea effnrfa IL fund Il
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VIRGINIA.
The nlchmoHd Mayoro1ty Fight
The Tafest SItuntfnn.

Rluno.D, March 1e.-At daylight this morning,
when Mayor CAhoonB po2tce force were being Sta
toned, Mayor EutsonH police went around and ot-
rested them AL They stripped them OF their
badgsA and dtsarmed them Tntee Of Cahoons :
force, who were not caught, tonk refnee
0nd police station surrendered to Entsoug police
Early thts morning the United States Marsha!
served n notice On Ellison, Chief Of Pohec. a3a sos
City Council, thai CahoQn would ovsheforG antl&e
Underwood, OF the United StateA Cooft, On MeioS'
day next, for m Injunction to restrain them 1soa'
acting. r1,
Cahoon held court this morning. a also did ~
3on. No disturbance. Cahoous foree, Lea1esu - ~ ~
about thttJ meu u shut up u the sLaaoa a =. -
and Elsons force, numbering ahoas @0' oN's f01
sesuon Of the city.
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TENNESSEE
Address Of Sa.hTi1Ic..ueschanss Dep
recusinK Congressional Intervene


Boa1ox, March IA bill to epcn public libra
r1cs On Sunday was refused third readinE IN the
Senate
PHulnu7H1A, March 1a-Jubgn Read+ this
morning, granted \ wit directed 70 the Directors
OF the Mercantile IhlA1J> requiring them 70 ah0W
c1usk why an alternative Hrit Of psasadaMus
shoa11 not he issued, Fetnr1lahle the dtst Monday
In April, commanding respondents TO Keep the
linraty rpon open ss 1esdloZ room Sunday nt1er-
DQqpa. -.
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Efforts TO Secure The Renewal OF Col-
Iec4or Cas~1- oI Now 0Tleauzs
NEW OxtxASs, Ac7h 1a-4notheF enort Is be-
ryHorM, signed BY the StA,e CantA Committee
and ssaie ot1cer1, RrpabIical members OF the
LeV1sl4tu5c, and prominent Repuhncans hayv
been forvarded to Y ash1ngton.
, 1870-03-21
ITALY.

ROME, March la-Tnere viii be meeting Of the
Ecumcuical Cauncu to-day, IN order that the Pope
mag pronounce nsass for the late Count Mootar
ItEnbert
de Aontalcubett, orRatuzed BY General Demo
rCtic, End In which bishop DUpaulpup Waa 10 lake
nan, were couuteyn1nded By me Pope, 1s It W1s
1tqaIued as manifestation agal1ss the Ecument-
cal Council
, 1870-03-21
CHINA AND JAPAN.

BERLIN, March 1s--KinR William Jesterday re-
ceiyrtl tNe eldest Eun OF the late Minister Huf1in-
game
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sn.nr sii,itim,.l Seua3ora aA thsy eautalu tull
rx,ios over tvo full ratios Of population.
SEC. 9. In III Senatorial Districts Whe1s tne
term Of senator's elect shan have expired, @
s<hcre thera ahan be vacancy, there shu be
trro Sen,tors elected in Sovetubet, 1870: srd
in ali Senatorial Districts where Senators eIsea
shsll bold over the next 4cne1A Asseuo's'
therc .ha1l Be one additional Senatn1 elected.
! faM Senators, 20 elecaeo, snAu noao 11eu oAlA-
M ID The eees,ons Of the General Az
.ershiv staIl commence st u o'clock, noon, On
the Wednesday next stte1 ahe nass ~ a;a.t;a y,
: 1T the members thereof, and 1T no other time,
un1esa "a 1rovidDd bS this constitution
ar. ii. minority OF al tho memoers
elected to e.eh house shs1 constitute . 9 91o, .,
\ is T nxn proceedings, and be thu Judge OF q.
a7ae+;nn retnru.. ind qualifications OF il
ns1nher.. sh,N chooea its Own officers; All
: tha SenAte ehan choose Temporal! PSehden
to preside when tho 1ieuten.n1 aosetnot Gm1 sas.
= nor. The se<1etar. Of Santa shau GIL th
u Tonsa of ner7rs1ntativeh to order st the open
inc OF each new Assembly, and presaae e!Ss l.
n rnll Temporary presiding oxhsel 1neIeo' @ ~ ?:
have been choeen snn t saaa a1neisa ni b. eishe
+ houas e1cspt hv = vote OF two-thirds Of AZ y
n Infmbers elected to that house, and no memot
70 rhaN br twice expelled fot tbs same onenee.
s5c Z Eash ho1ss s1s snn.h snsn sesp e The &c.
|
md nays Of the morube1a at the House, On :. !.
s be sn,s1sa 1s q Psn s !hs "a sSs ss
~ sna nsTa n ths ne1abers Of the sapAte, On ~
question. sh.l be eatsrs1 q .g.4 gpen the journal
~ Szc- Is. AM tao members Of either nooj
\. shsli have Liberty 10 dissent and p1otest,
spestfu snss.Fs ss,s,t ,st e noos Il 0s 1ssd .
re- nnhlie ~ n snI ndi1idu,l aod have The n
thss ssssn, Is sa,ssa gese sea1 sa'
&c: SIC. r. -. "no1 Mncn ~ person o1erasins 1
An- powers Of Governor, shan asaae WAS OIL ell
IN, zion to fill such y1caD1es.
'os- src Is. senators and representatives, hha
eh; IN n c..es, rTrepe TREASON. felony. or bree
s. e ths Eesse E @{1a @ fIga 1ss.ass aSss sna sn
the The seseAon o1 tho S1n- M s.,,a. sd
f ~ fsps.s5 p q of assass 3 silass hoess
ees, t shan not b questioned IN ny othar Pl.ee:
ing, ,,at -. ~. earsor, not member who shan
xss as guilty of Azregpeet to the hnse b. any dis
asIy oe eoutsaPsu1us beh.sins IN tta pzeseS
, 1870-03-21

P1Rs, March 19<-The High Court for the trial OF
Eolr,eonvened It Tours ycstcrdny. TIE Princess
Bonsp1rte and her children h1d already arrived
there, an enormous crprd collected around tho
railroad depot to see the distinguished ytstt9EL
Tue city Is crowded With STRANGERS
II. olivier Is candidate for the Academy OF
France.
: The Emperor md Empress are TO be Godfather
und God-metnsr TO the grandson Of Ambassador
yAFAjlette
, 1870-03-21

ono darling thing OF hts Is u<tet GlmpIeN Co3usr
o1s lifc the nlayfui etampngs Of delicious Little
teasing s11pa.
| Again she wrote. ......
tces md wonderful waltzes 70 involved IN -, tacl,
workings: they suit nc ior they az 50 iull .,
about in The inuEtcal stream 1ite aeesed dancing
on - asf s % 6 But oxer ss,
have heard these ucv things Do so1 Know. go 60
mo, E not aa 20 }aae5 eeaon ~
present and keen pleasures; 1t Is too war1n: and
I Ike MI the areets and enloynents OF
sweet ascoss as' a.1a E one win s.s
fnepEn &c aST 1ss a ~ Sendeissohn soae
Fanny 5u,ssse .nd a gofstsse sse fSnt g.
; | Dc sIiYercncc. both composers hare itch, VAIN
paIounQ.-e1pressons ot e1auialte nsot3t9ental.9
a1 1at otSes a deer, nefodioas eeno Of kaeuaa 20
eucal rs1t In HENDERSON, L. t'at,e joa< Z: r:
s e. s;aEd pass -: Ss pas % q d nsF %
E6ftc7l-f
VIC would Ii. 70 make moro Of these naacs
urptas&ana had We the space. The seaaes VI
md, among others, some admirable RnA5sea o
| f.nonfnr noe surnes aud polonAIses, MosAtb Dol
r | Giovanni" BeetbhTens Moonlight Sonsu, ACE
lx,de The eonatt Ia sharp minor, the MATCH
+ Fruehre, and his fatuou2 love poem TO tho Eoaf
: tcasc Gtnletta di Gulcciardi, the SonAa qtaH fal
,ada, on =; Feseaa 1tos. End some OF kosAst
: sonatas, Il well ~ . verJ close technical oesen1
p | ton OF Lsztr and Cdop1ns style Of playing.
s The other work under consideration, IN
y Tone Masters, Is Intended for children, hthouS
It those who hsre grown mp IN music viii Ind tnue
q that Il Interesting in It The author, who Wrn'
D. under the feminine aors DE- pin.ne OF Jane hlnK
'e ford" ia gentleman who nsst came into notice
bts descriptions Of The concerts II the Boston y
.; hf]ce, LIST spring, which wrrc published in II
= Transcript Of that city, and attEacted ve'3 gene
OF attention BY the graphic manner in which nc q
nc sc71bed the music rather thsn By critical det2
OF Last mi q saktalneo nune1 E1Hy caned
ScprAnor appeared fro1n hts pen, pnhItshed
se- Iattns. Both ks 4 story and aa medium OF Te
os valuable md practical information the word
M1 yru successful The present volume is tlso
"a story form. Upon tho thread Of this stofJ
no .tetcn he has Strung Al the principal events IN
ny | uscs and rnuz1cal careers OF Mozart and Mend
out ssohu, Aod has told them IN mauneE which q
Of not tnl to be Interesting 70 nj who take any int
kse cs1 IN mudc. The book u, In reality, condena
N life Of uaesa txo composers, with exTs
ose from tnelr letter. At the close the wr1tc1 u
Ire mates that Beethoven, Bach, Haydn, Daot
pop schumann, and Schubert VIII Be madc the snhte
J. Of subsequent xprk. The nfst volume Is c
nm tainly successful, md Is pleasant omen for II
NV which a1c to conc
, 1870-03-21

real estate belonG1nE 70 naia1pts o1 oA00@7 . "oN
For lie protection Of same or fish
For chAI1esing or licensing ferries and toA
bgidses.
For RENTING fines, penalties and forfeitures.
For creating, increasing OF decreasing lees
| percentages u allowances Of public officers,
during tha ta.1n for which hAd oeaeera aye
elected or appointed, or fos extending the
terms Of sid odces-
For p1gptnK 10 any individual, association,
n co1pe7ahon therisht to lAy down railrosd
tracks, Or amending existing charters fo1 such
puIpoeea~- .,..s,., ,s.o-;,t;or,
~ IuS coTIeo1stsap INV specil or exclusive p1i1i
| leea Immunity, or franchise WhateTee
"a coporstan shstl be created By special
,,x or It's charter extended changed ,o1
amended, except for charitable, edaeaaousl,
penal or zctorn.s, ,hn po1p9s Iss4en.ea r sna con-
eha1i provide. bv general laws. for the ossans-
: zatiua Of iii corporations hereafter to be c1n-
| sted. ..s;4,c- =,
!. thoee above enuuerated, where general Law
: en- Be- nsads applicable, 10 spedA Ia" ahallso Do
i | enacted
j SEC, 81. The General Assembly shat neyer
s ez1nt OF Authorize extra compensation, zee, - 9.
r allowance 70 any publie osheer agen Eli II hsn
Z been rendered or the contract nAde, nor N,
tlo4ixe The payment Of 1nJ clsiH, or psts -
i thereof, hereafter created Against the SaaI
% under any agreement OF contract nads N1tnou'
y express authority Of l1w: and IL sne9 asIsss ss
It nents OF contracts ahan be null md Toia
- Prociaed The General Assembly nay max
y ! appropriations for expenditures nacns1ea L
At suprrtssite fnsur1cction Of tepcl!inS tnHaalon
SIC, 81. Tho Stats os uincis shall never p
sc made defendant in my court al iaH Or equity
IL SEC IS. The Genefl Assembly snah has
d. no power to authnrize lotteries o. git entel
he prices, for any purpose and ehaa pass h*s
~ prohibit tho ale of lottery or gift ents1pHa
ls- tickets in this State
ef 6Ec. IS Each General Assembly shsN r
ho vide for all the appropriations nceessar5 Il Il
70 the ordinary md contingent expenses o. Il
government until The expiration q the use
IL, quarter after tho adjournment Of the nsfs e
keh ular session. the aggregate xIaount OF we.
ng than not be increased without vote q ~
IN thirds Of Tho raemberu elected to each hora
fur nor to exceed tho amount Of revenue aathe
bay ! ned BY law to b raised in soeh time; Nod
appropriations. general or speeiA a.a Tpamn' u,
on money to be paid out Of the stAte Ireasai
be from funds belongfng to tho State, a1AA T e.
,oc- | With such fiscal q1xife1: FDrsdeA Inc "
,ea. nay to unce cas1at deficits oe f1atnfea q ~
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-03-24

The Speaker was requested to write 10 the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, requesting passes
on that road. No action.
Mr.. Warren presented "A petition for
amending the manner OF taking testimony
In Chancery. Referred TO judiciary Com
mittee.
Mr.. Coggleshall presented "A petition from
citizens OF Tallahatchie. and Pamela. for
a new county from said counties. To be
called 1ocona. Referred.
Mr.. Hodgcs-An act 10 amend an act TO
incorporate the Memphis, Holly Springs.
and Mobile Railroad Company. Referred.
Mr.. Handy of Copiah-Bill to remove the
county site OF Coplah To Hazlehurst. Bill
provides for an election by the voters OF
the county upon the question Of removal
MIR. Willing Of Copiah objected TO second
reading.
Mr. Davis of Noxubee-Bill 10 create a
new county to be taken from the counties
of Tippah and Marshall, to be called Alcoru.
Referred.
Mr.. Coggleshall gave notice that he would
offer a bill to create a new county of oco-
ma. Referred.
Mr.. Sessions gave notice that he would
Introduce bill 10 authorize the Governor
To remove squatters and trespasscrs from
Capitol grounds. Referred.
Mr. Williams asked leave 60 introduce a
bill 10 incorporate "A Grand COnclaYc of =.
W. NJ. OF state Of Mississippi.
Mr.. Moore asked for iull reading of the
bill.
Mr.. Cunningham inquired II there was
any analogy between the organization and
the Il. h. Il. Referred.
The Committee OF Ways and Means re-
ported favorably OH a bill TO legalize the as
sessment Of taxes in the county Of Clai-
borne. Bill passed.
Mr. Conner gave notice that lac will intro
duce a bill Tor the division of Choctaw.
Mr.. Vaughn gave notice that he will intro
duce bill for new county called Clay.
Mr.. Landon gave notice that he would in
troduce bill To amend the charter of the
Nicksburg and Meridian railroad.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-03-24

wastes Of the indolent. We scorn Win Gun
inent ability, all such legislation and inter
probation. Give US Judges OF trdfHs' 'eeTIs-
tng honesty and prudence and there VIII De
no trouble. but when judges without brains,
character, learning or prudence attempt 20
vary the legal rules for the Interpretation oil
laws accordingly as he or the parties before
him is or are rich or poor (and no Other
sort OF Judge would do it, or to force results
in violation or ignorance of the settled rules
of legal Jurisprudence and practice, then
there will be failure of law and admins
tration that neither "SedeHtGIg' or active
locomotive militia can remedy Hold the
scales in even justice and balance. Let your
judges first kHOle and obSerre the tdio them
selves before they attempt to preserUe and adj
minister it to others-and then the militia
may repose in '-sedentary" and costless life;
the poor be at rest, and the Governor and
@eminent ability" will have no occasion for
profound humiliation under the apple-tree
of Appomattox" Yours, &c,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-03-24

The New Orleans papers have publish
ed the following proposition submitted by
Gen. Writ Adams to the authorities of
that city to purchase the stock owned by
it in the New Orleans & Jackson Rail
road:
Observing that an act had passed the Leg
islature of the State of Louisiana authorize
ing the sale of stock held by the city of New
Orleans in the New Orleans, Jackson aud
Great Northern Railroad. / beg, in behalf of
the largest holders of the first and second
mortgage bonds of that company, To make
the following proposal for the purchase OF
the eighty thousand shares held by the
city.
/ will paw one hundred thousand dollars
cash upon the transfer. on the books of the
company, of the eighty thousand shares
held by the city of New Orleans. subject u
my order, and will execute bond, with
good and solvent security, for the faithful
performance Of the obligation imposed by
the act above referred to.
1t is doubtless known TO your honorable
body that the act of tile Louisiana Iegisla-
ture, passe March, 10, 1851, authorizes tho
city TO subscribe to the stock Of New Or
leans. Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
Company. These eighty thousand share:
held by the city, and which l offer to pur-
chase, are forever pledged for the payment
of the two millions OF city bonds issued t
aid in the construction of this railway
Each and every share held by the city il
therefore irrevCcably pledged for its full pan
value of $25 per share, and us the two mil
lions of city bonds fall due in 1874 and 1879
it is evident the city stock possesses no in
trinsic value beyond the amount of this
pledge.
This offer for the bondholders, there fore
is made in view of this fact. and tor the sole
purpose OF acquiring the use of the tranchi-
ses appertaining TO the city stock, for the
protection OF their own important interests
in common with those OF the city of New
Orleans. WRIT ADAMS.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-03-24
Observations from a. Republican
Standpoint.

The Chicago Tribune Of the 18th contains
letter written by Gen. Leib, leading
Republican in that city, dated Nicksburg,
March LIST, in which, after calm survey
ofthe political situation in Mississippi, he
says:
The present political situation seems rath-
er transitory than permanent state OF af-
fairs. The men who succeeded in securing
office through a majority of the colored
votes. will clingto their positions with bull
dog tcRacity, and instead II q pdcityi,ig eie-
BieHt, eciH prOUe an element Of disorder and
diScord, and Instrumental in acjdeniHg rather
than GridgiRJ the breach dlreddy brOdd enough
The feeling of the negro against his former
master is bitter, and it would seem that all
well-meaning men ought rather TO discount
tenance than encourage further animosity
between the two. From all that | can as
certain, it is the prevalent opinion here that
the "carpet Dagger" is determined to use the
negro 10 further his personal ambition, and for
this purpose secret leagues are still held, in
which the prejudices of the negro are
strengthened and his credulity played upon.
How long this state of affairs Will cOntin-
ne can hardly be prophesied; but one thing
is certain. before Mississippi will range with
any of the Northern States in prosperity,
wealth, and power, intelligence. honesty,
and true patriotism must take the place Of
ignorance, rdpdcity and prejudice IN the g0rc-a-
TleRt Of its affairs.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-03-24
The Militia Message.

We had supposed that the majority in
the Legislature were sufficiently awake to
the uses of Militia system in dispensing
official patronage among the needy, and
in providing an instrument of terror for
the people, without being reminded of it
in the form of a special message by the
! Governor. 1t is not to be believed that
the authors of the clause in the Constitu-
ton providing for the system will fail to
put it into practice in due season, even
without the stimulus of an Executive re-
minder.
The Governor imagines that he beholds
evidences of "menace" and turbulence"
in some quarters. 1t is the habit of the
men who have been foisted by the bayo-
net into the governments of the Southern
States to imagine that they are standing
upon volcanoes, whose mutterings are
prophetic of evil to them and their
schemes. The wicked flee when no man
pursueth. 1t has been suggested that if
such a banditti should be turned loose to
outrage the women and children, and to
plumber the citizens of the State, as in the
Arkansas Clayton Militia, the patience of
the wronged may be tempted beyond the
power of restraint; but nobody contem-
plates any resistance whatever to the or
ganization of Militia if it be used for
legitimate purposes. Our advice to the
people has been from the beginning, to
obey the laws; endure even outrageous !
grievances patiently, particularly where
the cost of resistance will exceed its COM
pensating results; and to look alone to
the ballot-box for remedy. They may
be sure time viii set all things even, if
they are true to themselves.
The recommendation that "secret
service" fund be placed at the disposal of
the Governor for the employment of spies
ON the people, is monstrous. This-hate-
full system is unknown to Republican
in time of peace, and is
scarcely tolerated in war; but it is IA
vorite instrument of tyrants who hate and
fear the people whom they have wronged.
&C Chicago is to have new hotel to cost 81