The New York herald., 1870-08-10

Great Sensation in Republican Cfreles.
[From the Jackson (Miss.l Clarion, August 5.

. MAnIlEp.
1870 by tie Rev j. Aaron Moore blacS Of Merilln Hon
to Miss Carrie V. His6g.ie (colored Of this city
Notwithstanding the alliance had been anticipated
some weeks ana has occupied % very considerable
sIacc in the "gossip' OF the friends OF the groom
ana the 9Soraa people seneya hey we're not
Wednesday night During the afternoon OF
Wednesday O rumor gained circulation thai the
affair would be hnalty on that night. We OF
success will be The license issued Dy the
Clerk Of the court late wednesday afternoon, the ex-
peeaGt groom Informing that 0icia that the cere-
mony would not be performed until "Lo-morow,n
similar statements were made 10 q number OF his
friends and associates so that curiosity was for the
time luiled recuperatpg strength Ior the events Of
'Tis thus in pleasures hour
We've iondest hope decay
Nobody suspected that the statement about ''to-
morrow' was blind, but so 1t proved. The night
mail Train bound north passes this city at two
O'Clock Morgan. accompanied by coioro - en- ap-
pearei AZ the depot with trunk and desire, check
Tor the same to Ceveand, Ohio Mr.. Walms.cy. the
baggage master, was only supplied with Louisville
checks on that iine one OF which Morgan accepted
and went away. Shortly afterwards lie returned
with two trunks the property Of the bridc aud re-
celyed another checG for Louisville. Asyet no sus.
Senator rhe whole afIair was managed very
quietly, and not until the arrival OF the carriage
cont con ttinng the the brtIal Ia couple, at the sutton,
facts become snoWn, and were even then received
with much allowance, for they were invisible re-
fully stopped alongside me platform, when they
emerged, AMI were by their friends hurried across
to the sleeping car, which they entered and we're
lost 10 the view OF the curious crowd VINO had osen
collecting for ive minutes. Two or three oi ther
coiored mae friends ACCOMPANIED them inside The
Car and there bade them iarewell. The ceremony
was strictly privafe anti quite recherche, cnly Two
or three prominent negro politicians beng tie ~
cirients Of the coveted carls OF invitation.
Elder Stringer, colored OF Vchsbarg, was to have
celebrated the marriage rite, ont he did not put IN
his appearance, and D,s place was supplied by REV.
D.. moore. BACK T.
publican party VINO from MS seat on inc noot OF the
House some weeks ago sad, 'i Jesus Christ should
oppose Tie rights OF tle cored race he woul vote
against liiin
One Of the colored friends in bidding Tie bridal
party adIeu remarked to the groom III I wpsn'6
done married, san, you woudnta got dat gaii.n
prominent republican Official meeting the R9y.
J. Aaron Moore the next uorulg said, "Weii Mr.
Moore, learn that you last ni9hJ married. wi-.e
man 10 negro wohian." "it Is 50, for fact ss.ln
was j. Aaion's reply.
land OHIO, where MoIaan's reiauoas reside tIis
mother sI, 1nd m oth,eE9h l,h then 10 sJracuse i. \.
JON Anes and his bride; finally TO Sacatoga
and thence TO Long Iirancb, to pay then
respects 10 ana receive tie congratulations OF
President Grant, the Great Magul oi the republican
party.
The bridegroom "a q pure-blooGed white man. a
native OF Ono and about thirv-three years OF age
He was IN the federal army during the late war.
entering the service as private in three months
at We battle oil Bull Run. After his teta OF service
expired ne was appointed lieutenant III u New York
regLnent. lie was again Wounded during the
seven days. fighting around Richmonl and
was promoted captain AT Gettysburg he received
another wound, and was chosen major OF his rogi.
ment. At the close OF the war ne was breYet1d
lieutenant colonel and carpctb bagged into this State
in time TO be elected by the republicans OF Yazoo
county to the CONSTITUTIONAL black ana tan Conyerl-
ton. AT The last election he was chosen state Sen
atOr from the same county.
The bride is qua6fOon, but only q shade lighter
than mulato, and about TWENTY-FIVE years oi age.
She has rather fat nose ana thick, sensual lips
having bred back upon the negro, as stocKraisec3
n Ufpp M too,
and has slight touch OF tho Grecian bend, but Is
wtal very pretty and VIII doubtless be lonlZed dur-
Ing her travels. She came here from New York has
been teaching school, and Is said 70 De finely edu-
Cate1.