The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-10
uArTERs IN GEORGIA.

rphs po,iticaa MuddIe-The Dcstf"e-
Eerment-Their Contcm-
plated PIesu OF Action.
Tho Atlanta correspondent Of the savannah
Republican writes:
kngier,s news from Washington was terri
bile blow to Bullocks party. AS he teilS u, Nraht
and both the Shermans, Senators Edmunas,
Trumbnn, Carpenter and others, assured nun
that under their construction vi Cns aeeuu, ,,,s
structton act, all was accomplished when the
negroes were reseated, and the ineligible De-
mocrats dispaced-that the substitute doctrine
was not in the bill-that all the acts done, or
elections had, or officers appointed anu con-
frmed, before the blacks were unsealeu,
woald be held good, and that upon coinpu- i
ance with the law, and the aoOPtilon VI 'i M;i,nr
would be admitted to their seats in the Senate
When this news got abroad, the swearing was
atremendous,n and Grant and Sherman, ano
the senators named, were charged Win iaLse.
hood, double dealing, and almost ,al otnet
crimes by the extreme Radicals. inc S1nS oi
carnet.baygers were especially illustrated" J"
and Prince and Cliit put out yesterday ior
washington to rectify things and reinstate the
falling fortunes Of Skowhegan.
1t is thought that heavy ana despcraee
fight will come OIL between Prince ana Clilt,
and Morrill, and other carpet-baggers VINO are
III,
with some show of principle and justice To-
wards the downtrodden aud prosecuted pe0-
nile of Georgia. | am Informed, from reliable
Renublican Sources, that Bullock and the car
pet-baapers are in bad Cdor at tho capital, anu
there IS very general disposition to give tnem
the cold shoulder. My informant says [.i'aC M
General Grant is becoming restlve, ana mas
frequently expressed the wish that georgia
should be brought back without delay. me
naxt ten days will tell the whole story, anu
look with some hope for good results.
In this busy, sensational town one hearS an
sorts of news. give you some OF tne plails
proposed for action when the Legislature con-
venes:
LIST. 1t is proposed to pass law requiring q
test oath from all persons holding once IN
Georgia and it will be 80 drawn as 10 eAciuue
all persons but carpet-baggers and runaWayp:
2d. 1t is understood that the Supreme Court
Is to be reorsnizSa warner pe in h his 50 MACE M
Sd. Changes in the Supreme Court JUDGES
arc also to be made 1t is conceded that Judge
Schley will be displaced by MI Stone, VINO
has been about the executive hcadquarNis ioL
the past week. Heaven and earth, ana heu IL
necessary, will be invoked TO displace Dr. An
gier. for If he remains Bullock thinks recon-
struction miserable sham aud failure.
The labor Supply.
The Cuthbert Appeal says: 1.-THE scarcity
of field laborers is u matter Of general COM
nlaint Some of our best farmers are unsup-
nlled. This should be taken into account IN
future crop estimates. and will doubtless exert
ON influence upon the cotton market, even
durinp the present season." The Albany News
saws that there are more laborers in that sec
ton this year than last, but they are not dis
tributed us they were and many planters have
not as many as they want. Some nave more
than they worked last year, and new cohlers
have also come in for share, which OF coIrsc
depriyes others OF their full quota, whilsC o
few have been unable TO retain any at all. Ihe
negroes love to work in large gangs, and on
the best plantations; and planters VINO aeai
generously Justly and promptly with lnein
seem to have no difficulty In securing enough,
and but little trouble in Managing them"
Macon and Brunswick Railroad.
at meeting of the stockholders, hcld IN
Macon, all the Old officers and directors OF the
Macon and Brunswick Railroad were re-elcct-
ed, as follows: George IL. Hazlehnrst, presl-
dent; Robert Schmidt, master OF Transports
ton; Henry Colt Day, secretary and treasurer.
Directors-Gcorse S. Obear, stephen Co1inS,
/. N. Whittlc, Charles Day, Macon, Ca; G; 5.
pabney, j. P. G. Foster, N. X. Jessup, j. Mil
hank, New York.
A. Raep Week for Macon.
The Macon Telegraph and Messenger says
III, gentlemen who own the laboratory pro-
Derty have already had an engineer to survey
q race track, and will proceed at once
To nut it in order. They are also contracting 3
tor lnm Der and the enclosing Of the GROUNDS.
They hope to be able to have races over the
course this spring, and will be fully prepared
for holding fair the coming fall.