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FoRRIeN NEWS By CABLR.-In the Corps
Legislauf yesterday, Guyot Montparoux pro-
posed that the members Of the Imperial FANNY
be rendered amenable 70 the law. He said he,
mad no intention OF creating trouble, he wished
SIMPLY 10 do away with unlawful exceptions.
RochefOrt referred in bitter terms 20 the muir
der OF Victor Noir. He said that Noir was one
OF the people, and the people should Judge his
murderer, who, though a cousin 20 the Empe-
ror, must not be allowed 70 escape. OLIVIER i'm
reply, promised them justice. In the course OF
his speech he used these words: 1--WE are JUSTICE
law, and moderation. IL you force US, we will
De power. A communication from the Pro-
cureur imperial was laid before the Chamber
demanding the arraignment Of Rochefort tor an
outrage against the Emperor and exciting dis
order and violence. The demand was referred
TO committee. IL is reported that olivier has
issued orders permitting the free return 20
France Of Ledru kollin and other persons in the
same position.
The English Crown has seized some land M
Stockwen, which belonged 20 the late George
feabody. The ground on which the seizure is
made Is that Mr. Peabody vas never nat turalized
rs subject Of Great Britain, and thersfor
could not hold land in the Kingdom. The plea
has been sustained by the Court OF Probate. A
plan has been matured i'm London for an Inter
national Workmen's Exhibition next summer.
IL rs TO be held at the Agricultural Hall, Ising-
ton. Mr.. Gladstone presided at the injecting
yesterday, and among the vice presidents were
several OF the members Of the Cabinet The
members OF Parliament from Birmingham adj
dressed their constituents in the town hall Mon
day night. Mr.. Bright on this occasion made
ms nrst appearance on platform since his en-
france into the Cabinet, and he met with an en-
thusiasuc reception from his townsmen.
Violent dissensions have broken out I'm the
Austrian Cabinet, and . ministerial crisis lie
imminent.
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AHp Couurrc1AL.

There are some indications in New York OF
rather more activity In money, owing in part 20
the payments for the si 80 200 gold sold by tho
Treasury on Monday, and perhaps. more 90 the
efforts OF stock operators % produce "squeesr-
in the market Brekerr. however, have found no
diffculty in supplying their wants nc per cent.
and the current Of afairs appears 10 favor an
easier course of the market
Evening star., 1870-01-12

CONFERENCE.-The Senate in executive
session yesterday confirmed Henry w. Blodgett
to lie Judge Of the United States District Court
for the northern district of Illinois.
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from the Sandwich Islands.
Tetegrophed Erelusirely to The Evening Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 11.-Deery and Dion
are about to arrange another billiard match for
5000, to be played on the 22d inst.
1t Is rumOred that the California Pacific rail-
road has sold out to the Central Pacific Com
pany. Both companies deny the report, but
nevertheless the report seems to obtain cre-
dence. The possession Of the CalifdDnia Pacific
road would put the entire system of railroads i'm
Cific Company.
The grand jury Of Los Angeles has indicted
the members of the late City Council OF Los
Angeles, including the Mayor, for an alleged
fraudulent issue of city scrip of over $50 600, OF
which only IS 900 is accounted for.
The United States steamer Michigan. Admiral
Turner, has arrived from Honolulu to-day. All
on board are well. Honolulu advices of Dec
18th state that the bark Almena, from Balti-
more for San Francisco, had put into Honolulu
in distress.
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BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects Of bad Dyes invigorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful, BLACK
BROWN. sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Batchelors Wig Factory, No.
16 Bond street. n. Y. seS-eo1y
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NoHIEATIoNs-The President sent the fol-
lowing neminations to the Senate this after
noon:
Geo. w. Van Cleft to be Civil Engineer in the
Navy. to be employed in New York Navy Yard,
vice H. w. BrinkerhOff removed.
Anthony G. Keasbey to be u, s.. ATTORNEY for
the District Of New jersey
Benjamin j. Spooner to be u. s. Marshal for
Indiana.
Edwin b: Moore to be Appraiser Of Merchan-
disc at PHILADELPHIA
Michael o. Drew to be Collector OF Customs
at Puget's Sound, w. +.
MunsOn ii. Treadwell to be Collector Of In
ternal Revenue 9TH district Of New York.
Alfred Erbe to be Assessor of Internal Rev
enue 7th district of New York.
Joseph l.. Requa to be Collector Of Customs
at st. Johns, Fla.
Thos. G. Chittenden to be Postmaster at Ad-
ans, Jefferson county, N. Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
yNDISPENSABLE.

There simple remedies Indispe nsable in
any family. Among these, the experien e Of years
assures should be recorded PERrxY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. For both inter
nal and external application we have found il OF
great value; especially rec onmend il for
colds. rheumatism, or fresh wounds and braises-
CaTIsts1a Era. de q I'm
Evening star., 1870-01-12

GEN. BANKS returned here this morning, and
aftee being sworn in, occupied his seat in the
House to-day.
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FIRST ASSISTANT ENGINEER JOHN PURDY
JR., Of this city, has been ordered to the iron
clad Saugus, at Key West.
Evening star., 1870-01-12

THE FIRST ONE Of the Circuit Judges VIII
will hold court under the new law is Judg
Woods, of the Alabama district. His cour
meets this week in Mobile.
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A HEROIC DKED.-On Friday evening, as the
steamer Atlas, plying between New York and
ter station, two lady passengers, in their eager
ness to get of, were standing under the apron
which connects the boat with the dock, and
which the men were in the act OF letting down.
danger In which the ladies were placed, stepped
forward and pushed them backward, but had
not time to get away himself when the apron.
weighing two tons, accidentally fell, and strik-
ing him ON the head broke his neck. The un-
fortunate man was tWenty-fouR yean OF ago,
and resided formerly Ut Ai0dletOwn Point N. j.
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Bank Robbery.
.s~ AsO"DCHys
IeIelrdphEd EIclustrelu to The Epsniyz1 Cy1r

RUTLAND, VT, Jan. 1.-THE Castleton (Vt.)
National Bank was broken open on Monday
night and robbed Of Sc, 400. The burglars ef-
fected an entrance through the front door, which
was blown open, it is supposed, by the use OF
nitro-g glycerine,
Evening star., 1870-01-12
THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At The Star Building,
OW. Corner Pennsvlvania Ay. and Nth st,
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

THE STAR 10 served by carriers 70 their sub
srrbers In the City and District at Ten CKHrs PER
wEEk, or foRTY-FOUR CENTS PEA MONTH. Copies
at the counter, Two CENTS.
PRICE, roR MAILING Three Months, One Dollar
and Fifty Cents; Six months, Three Dollars; One
Year, Five Dollars. No papers are sent from the
cffce longer than paid for.
THE WEEKLY STAR-published On Friday
mornine-One Dollar and q half o year.
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Movements OF the Rebels I'm Cuba.
1eleQrdphed ExcluSipelu 10 The Enenina I4fn.

HAVANA, Jan. lin consequence of changed
situation in CincO Villas District, telegraphic
communication has been established with SantD
Sphitus, CalgO, Avilac and other points 1t
seems as II the insurgents who operate in that
section are moving towards Principe.
Evening star., 1870-01-12


Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets ~ follows:
NEw YORK, Jan. l2--First Board-U n e.
ISL, coupon, lis; S-As, ls62, COUPON lis \:
5-50's, is4, coupon, ii5s; S30's, lsss. coupor.
lSA; 5-2s, new, lsss3, coupon, ll4s; 52D's, iss7,
coupon, ll5; sos lS6S, coupon, iI4.; IO-sOs.
coulOn, ii2A; Currency 6is, le9l; Canton s2s
Cumberland, 26A; Quicksilver, i4S: Nariposs.
= 90. rrei-d, Il 4; Western Union Telegraph.
s2K; Boston Water Power Hay; Pacific Mail .Ii,;
New York Central, % \; Erie, 2sx; Erie prera.
90 Hudson, ,St; Reading. - p; Michigan Gem
tral, III Michigan Southern, - =; Illinois Gem
trai, ISs; Cleveland and Pittsburg, ss
Northwest, s3t; Northwest preferred, seS:
Rock Island, l0s; Fort WAYNE, -; Alton and
1erre Haute, %; Toledo and Wabash, So:
Chicago and Alton, l46k; Chicago and Alton
prefd, Ia; Ohio and Mississippi certificates
25k; Adams Express, 6iA; welis' Express, 2sE;
American Express, 81 4; United States Express,
o.; Merchants Union Express, 8. Market strong.
Gold, l22ai22A.
tBy Cable.l
LONDON, Jan. Il, p. m~-Consols, for money
92k. For accountS2k. Bonds, 'e2, sss; is, 49,;
%, Sh; lo-+os, s4a; Illinois, i0S; Erie, n ~;
Atlantic. 25
LIVERPOOL, I, a. m.-Cotton opens quiet.
Sales 10000 bales. Middling UpIands, ll.;
Middling Orleans, 1ix.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvKSUK.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S36s 326.
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The Markets To-Day.
feleQrdphed Erclsssreis 20 The Frensno Nar,

BALTIMORE, Jan. l2.-Cotton heavy and nOmi-
nally al %. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
firm for choice Maryland; red Pennsylvania is
very duh at sI.25asi.2s; Maryland, si.4Oasl.45.
Corn firm: White, SlaSl.02; yellow. 9oa92c.
Oats dull, AT 53a57c. Rye active at slasI.IO.
Pork quiet at sSoas3l. Bacon quiet: Rib sides,
l6ac-; clear do, Ec.; shoulders lac; hams, 2Jc.
Lard quiet at lsc. Whisky firm at slasl.02 for
wood and iron.
BALTINoRE, Jan. i2--Virginia 6's. old, 43l
bid, a asked do. is6S, IS bid; de-, ls6s 81 bid;
North Carolina's, new, - bid.
NKw YORK, Jan. i2-Stocks strong. Money
per cent Exchange, long, So; short, 81.
6's, ex-coupon, 81; new, 81. North Carolina 6's,
old, 4lA; new, 23A.
NEW YORK, Jan. i2.-Flour is cents loser
Wheat Is one cent lower. Corn is one cent
lower.
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u and sizes Of STOVES, RANQEs, and LA. -
IEoBEs, can be had at DO YDso sr0yE
~snnz nans and sanSs q stoss.
,.p .,.., k0bkkr HOYpl
Evening star., 1870-01-12

PURCHASE OP BONDS FOR THE SINKING
FUND-Treasurer Spinner yesterday purchased
$l,lsO,OoO in tive-twenty bonds for the sinking
fund, at an average price of S114.72. This pur-
chase was made with the accrued interest on
the bonds already purchased for the sinking
fund, which matured on the 1st instant.
Evening star., 1870-01-12

THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS will
tomorrow call up in the House the contested
Pennsylvania election case of Covode against
Foster, and after that the New York case OF
Van Wyck against Greene. The other cases
will follow as soon as they shall be prepared.
Evening star., 1870-01-12

principal cities, summoned here by the Post
master General, is being held to-day at the Post
Office Department. The subject under conside-
ration is understood to be the free delivery ser
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the books Of the Treasury Department show
that the public debt on the LIST inst, principal
and interest, less amount in the Treasury, was
s2,44s JAG 953.31, the actual obligations Of the
Government viii fall below this sum about
So 100000 at present, which amount daily in
creases. Of the first series Of fractional cur
rency, the old postal currency, q, ,534 ,93SS2 are
yet outstanding, and it is fair to presume that
ut least one-half Of this amount has been worn
out, burned. or in some way destroyed. OF the
second issue, O., AZ, 1881 yet remain out, and
at least one-third Of this amount will never be
presented for redemption. or the third series,
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HALLS VEGETABLE
SISIIEAN HAIR RENEWER

VII restore il 20 its natural color and promote II
growth.
cur Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
X. p. HALL CO.,
"a 3-deO&Nln Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
Evening star., 1870-01-12

An EXCITING TINE In THE GEORGIA LEGIs-
LATURE.-Both Houses Of the Georgia Legisla-
ture convened Monday At II O'Clock. The seats
Flournoy, killed during the recess before reach
ing their homes, were trimmed with Grape and
remained vacant. The members were called to
Georgia and by Congress. When these members
had been sworn, the Chairman ordered the opin-
ion Of Attorney General Farrow, of Georgia, 20
aS.H ne resn IN !, regard 70 the scope OF the oath
munication nom General Terry, endorsing the
opinion, and the reading was soon interrupt
ed 10y Captain 5. +. Bryant, OF Augusta, who
arose TO utter protest against the reading
Of this document. The Chairman called him
to order, but he persisted that he was a member
electof the House, and would stand ON his rights.
The Chairman ordered the Sergeant-at-Armsto TO
arrest him. NJ. j. Hinton, Sergeant-at-Arms,
laid his hands on ifis shoulder and asked him 60
come down, but Bryant raised his cane in a
menacing manner, and threatened TO strike Him
ton n he arrested him, when the latter drew a
pistol. Men arose in various parts OF the hall.
sir. Caldwell, Republican, arose and said that
men had pistols out i'm the hall, and asked Ia
order could not he maintained. There was now
great excitement Bryant and the Chairman
were alternately cheered from the galleries, aud
there were indications OF serious trouble Ouiet
WAS at last partially restored. and the adminis-
tration OF the oath was proceeding, when BRYANT
made motion that j. III. Coldwell, OF Troup
Siny county, take the chair, and put the gaes;iOn,
passed up in the direction Of the Speaker desk
accompanied by Bryant, il was supposed with
the intention OF taking the chair; but he explains
that he did not hear the motion, and went for
ward merely because ne heard his name called
"A motion was then made 10 adjourn, aud great
excitement followed. Dunlop Scott, Democrat,
from Floyd county, moved that Captain Bryant
be Speaker pro fem. OF the House. and put the
question. Bryant advanced 70 the Speakers
desk, and, standing up in front, put the motion
10 adjourn. He then declared the House ad-
Journed until ten O'Clock on wednesday. In tho
midst OF this scene Of confusion, the Chairman,
MI Harris. conducted himself with courage and
composure. He arose after the House had been
declared adjourned by Bryant, and said he was
nere 70 organize this House, and ii he could not
DO IL without assistance, he would procure it.
Al ms was followed by another ebullition among
the disturbers, during which Bryant annoupce5
he would go and see General Terry. Some
members had by this time left the hall. but quiet
was soon restored and the work OF administering
the oath proceeded without further Disturbance
Bryant was elected as a Republican, but has
acted with the Democrats in former sessions
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e0Boston has an "Insurance Brigade"
Esan Francisco hishwaymen lasso their
victims.
~Saratosa d making q trial of the new Gas
manufactured from petroleum.
GApropos Of Mn. Stoves ssprefacen con-
cernlng tne Byron matter, IN exchange quotes
hamiet;n .Thislady doth protest. TOO N ach,
methinks." And II is spropos.
- The statistics OF the colored Baptist
churches I'm Virginia show q membership OF
z,S4s, exclusive Of those yet I'm communion With
the white churches.
ems parties-" The invited snemble a. they
would g any other party, and liseso . reading,
oy echoice reader from Boss Wogks. AftH 6o
reading come coffee and daneine.
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AeteyTuPheo Ezctnstcety 10 1he Erentng Star.
PARIS, Jan. l2.-The Marsellaise is very vio-
lent again this morning, and the entire issue
thereof has been seized by the authorities.
Evening star., 1870-01-12

TIE INCOME TAx.-The N. Y. @,mes recoa-
precarious sources, and .ser cent On ,n.awa.
eh;N hsTn trUm reanses property. The editor
s Snosssae ans unrestxicted deduction Of rent
tLvm ant Ole income be defended. A thousand
oons-s u probably the outside amount which
10y man ought % be at liberty % deduct from
MS income In consaderat10n Of rent alone. Ie
exemption on sccoupt OF any sums paid Tor are
or life insurance, since such exemptions act as
direct encouragements 20 then, and ultimstely
sion could ssfeiy be made ir some Otter ioon-
holes were stopped up. Through several OF
these loop-holes men nov manage TO drag the
whole OF their incomes. Reduce the tax, and
make il more strictly equitable, and You lesson
the temptation 70 defraud the Government
Evening star., 1870-01-12

DISEASES OF THE SCALP
PRODUCE GRAY HAIR AND BADNESS
Evening star., 1870-01-12

THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEES have at
present under consideration the coal question.
The Nova Scotia coal interests have been rep
resented before the committee, urging a reduc-
tion of the duty on this article but the committee
while they have not made any decision, seem
averse to reducing the tariff
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The Striking Operators i'm ALBANY Re-
sumo Work.

@@'~5' eP"e0 0"e*"sseosy 70 1"e EUsHSHy OtuT.
Albany, Jan. 12.-The striking operators
here have resumed work, declaring that they
have been misinfOrmed in the matter.
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Our NAVY TO BE REINPoRCEp.-The House
Naval Committee has been discussing the sub
ject Of iron-clads, and contemplates preparing
bin to authorize the construction of some iron
vessels to compete with those Of France and
England in all respects. 1t will be remembered
that the Secretary Of the Navy made a recon-
mendation in regard to this matter in his last
annual report.
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~The Queen Of Madagascar has accented
Christianity and burned an her idok.
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MISS LAURA KEENE
lVl Begs to announce a brief Dramatic Season ut
npERA uAIrsE

Commencing MONDAY, January II, 1870, in which
will be her pleasure to present tn the citizens Of
Washington sterling DRAMAS and COMEDIES in
such n manner to win the same appreciation as 10
has been her fortune to have secured in the past.
strict attention will be bestowed ON the proper
H.untLhs anu rshdltlOh Oh every piece pleduSed. =
edged artsts-including old friends and new faces
will fill the several roles and effort will be lack
ing her part fulfill every pledge made the pub
lie.
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1IJenny Lind's twelye-year-od daughter
bids fsir to out-nightingale her mother h time.
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TELEGRAAlS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Billiards - Railroad Matters City
Council Indicted for Fraud-NeWs
from the Sandwich Islands.
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WAeHneroE, Jan. II, is7o.-Jsv Cooke g Co.
furnish the following quotations Of Governmens
Evening star., 1870-01-12

UHITEHURS GALLERY
w GRAND PANORAMIC Exhibition.
MAMMOTH ILLUMINATED VIEWS OF THE
WAR. and other MAGNIFICENT REPRESENTA-
TIUNSever evening, at the eWHITEHURST GAL
lEKY. 1876 Pa. ave, bet. IA and 9th SITS. Excel
lent Music.
cts Children, Is cts. Special rates to families and
~ PICTURES OF ALL KINDS, AS USUAL,
TAKEN DAY AND NIGHT. ia lin
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The ANACosTIA BRIDGE.-Mr. Harlan pre-
sented in the Senate this morning a petition
signed by DR.. Chas. H. Nichols, A. X: Johnson
j. Fenwick Young, T. o. Berry, and three
hundred other citizens Of Maryland and of the
District Of Columbia, protesting against the
removal or change OF location Of the bridge
across the Anacostia, near the navy yard. Re-
ferred to the Committee on the District of Co
lumbia.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ALTON THEAT IRE.
THE LAST -FOUR NIGHTS
OF the Great Tragic Actress,
MISS BATEMAN.
" no will appear for the first time in this city
TO NIGHT,
AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK
In the beautiful Domestic Drama Of
MARY WARNER.
FRIpAY-BENEFIT OF MISS BATEMAN.
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DEATH OF THE VENERABLE JUDGE MoRsEII,

DEATH OF THE VENERABLE JUDGE MORsELL.
We regret to hear OF the death, last night, about
half-past ten O'Clock, of the venerable Judge
Morsell, formerly for many years Senior Judge
OF the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia.
The Judge was 95 years old last Monday. He
enjoyed good health until abont a year ago,
when he had paralytic stroke, since which
time he has been very feeble. His death took
place at the residence Of his son-in-law, Mr..
John +. Bowie, in Prince Georges County,
Md. The funeral will take place on the after
noon OF Friday next, from Christ Church, in
Georgetown.
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Z q l. y III a u d.
I'M G. A. POPULAR SCIENTIFIC LECTURES
Every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING,
Commencing JANUARY IL,
By the following distinguished scientific men
Prof. b. W. HAWKINS, Of New York, on Nat
ural II istCry.
Stellar Chemistry.
Prof. DANIELS, of Chicago, on Geology.
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tickets, 50 cents; admitting lady and gentleman rs
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
January = and 3.
GRAND PRESENTATION ENTERTAINMENT.
Professor and Madame WISEMAN. The Cham
piOn Magician Of the World will appear before the
public in Ibis mstchless and marvellous illusions
Also. the MYSTERIOUS LADY in Supernatural
Vision One hundred dollars in greenbacks and
numerous costly and elegant presents will be dis
trIbuted among the audience,
Admission. 3cents. Family tickets, three for 81.
Doors open at Z O'Clock. Performance will com
mence at q clock. jal22t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-17
RADICALISM IN NORTH CARO-
LIMA


Judging from the tone of the press in
North Carolina, the people there have
become sick and tired of the rule of the
Radicals, forced upon them by the ''Re-
construction" laws of usurping Con-
gress. The most fragrant acts of piracy
and thievery have been perpetrated by
Governor Holden and his favorites. The
Raleigh Sentinel says the State has been
robbed as openly as if Captain Kidd had
met the State Treasurer on Capitol Square
and taken his bonds from him. The
| Sentinel says: ''The silence of the
Governor while this robbery was going
on for eighteen months, satisfied every
rejecting man in the State that he was
working in hearty cooperation with his
Railroad Presidents. The Governor,
through his Directory, made Little
field and Swepson Presidents of
the Western Division of the Western
North Carolina Railroad he could have
had them removed at any moment, but he
did not. He and they then worked, and
are to this day working harmonously to-
gether. They aren't to Neao York to-
gether. A large amount of Western
Railroad bonds was there discovered, Gf,
indeed, it were not known to him before
to have been misapplied. He knew it
that day, in Henry Ce,0s q Co.'S Office;
he knows it, yet but he continues Milton
Swindler Littlefeld, Gas the Rutherford
Star calls him) as President of the road,
that he may continue to swindle the
State" The Sentinel adds:
'EHolden's administration is more
wicked and corrupt than Brownlow's was
in Tennessee, and Brownlow's fell. The
people sat in judgment on him and CON
demned him most unmistakable man
ner. In Tennessee, at the last election.
there was not single Senator, and only
six Brownlow Representatives in the
House elected. North Carolina is follow
ing in the same direction"
nc bOcfttHtCt dSSuIOS us T6duGTS IHat
the August election will show a great rev
olution in that State. The Radicals in
power in North Carolina, like those in
Florida, and other Southern States, care
nothing for the taxpayers, beyond taking
from their pockets all that the keenes in
ingenuity can invent. The result will be
a change, and the overflow of the knaves
and thieves. The Sentinel names a large
number of counties and districts where
great changes are known to have taken
place. 1t says the whites of North Caro-
lima are like Gagged lions, and will beat the
Radical scoundrels $4,000 votes when
they find out their strength. The Sentinel
concludes: EFWe confidently rely on one
fact, namely, that North Carolina has as
much sbhorrence of dishonesty and OPP
preston as Tennessee, and her people, we
believe, will be as quick to set the seal of
their condemnation on Holden's admin
istration, as the people of our sister State
were theirs on that of the notorious
Brownlow.