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New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMEsTIc MARKETS.


sEA Sept 6Cotton-Den.ud .ni prices sn opers
toas light offerings hddungs si 1s Low
hiddhnss 8dl8te; sales, 70 baba
wLnssros ~ c. sept 6-sprs Turpestbe era &C. Rod
Arm - Ssped s for No. ~ 50 for No. IS ~ ~
vrgn
suyao Sept eReeegPlOur 80 bbs Wheat 7s 100 6o.h
Nors GO bush Osts q 900 hush Rye D bush shPmsn-
Cseas goo bas1 Css oO bash Oats 80 900 bus BY ha-
Con 3W 6uah. Cansl Pfgba em he Wheat lac 90 Co,
S g Os steady and quiet Wheat dal ssd sri
so Sess Duiaih spnpg ei 25 40OD bash DO ssDple At 81
yD oaAn No hiwsakee, 70 arrive, 81 9l % 1O buo No
W. On prs.s snt Com Arm and sve sales % 90 bush Ne
soe Ost dali bush Western At 1sc 30 bnsA
h = & kye dni sales 1000 bush No Western I've IL o
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
THE TRUTH WILL PREVAIL.
Tie Hon HORACE GREELEY. dc.

oR; have read your reply to Mr. Cornell
printed In last Saturdays TRIBUNE, with much interest
ana instruction While have never been very active as
AmemDer OF any organization, have always been an
Republican, and have greatly regretted the dis
HIusaons u The party Owing to the many statements
aI you ana your Committee connected with Tam
S4 man, had been led TO sympathiZe with the so
lou reorganization movement; but your letter has
all this, and write TO thank you for your lucid
M'SHent M OF the whole affair, showing 1t does that
SOIhel mas gone wide Of the truth IN his statements
ao proving concusvely that the Presidents Of the old
H1 He1anHStons were not under the power Of Tammany
he PROOF Il also conclusive that the new Orgaui-
op iuly In the interest Of the Custom House ring
Mneh am beginning think and re is not emitted 10
tns confidence Of honest men THos T. HIGGISs
HedoHtd, n. L.. Sept. g. 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Snip Mere zee Third Page /

ARRIVED.
se.msp hssour 1-srs Havana Sept Nth ndss saJ p,s
steamship Vsn bo.ns, Philadelphia. with mis-, .Di p,.. to-
sesm,hp Dss Josn.o. Portland with pa.. and pa. uIp.
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lon 80 bad moderate the d.ys
M: stove & sst &n,css9 cGss., r; s ,,ssi,' ia
hne weather with Light Winds and eans up 70 BsadA nne heavy
yaaei Fischer Geo sus1 .Ss..s; Ass
lo % bad Ans weather almost 'A' entire passage and bon a'
Big Ais.iro.. lBrl Yord Ens.s..Aps: ss 8. JesuNB.
p % Broolh,vsnl Adheh n.a,aniIs . a. "a
.s. asi Lead S.' been days aai's e
ssS Oregon Piaih.. Es~H,.a With ..spstsr for Bsdiase
s.sI st,.. B.tpssa ss. s..l: Portland, Ct
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schr Anthony Burtoa RIabethpor for HewLoodoa
Schr c. O. Gilbert NsAon. Rtzsbethport for Fall River
sS S:::s:: s:s ;ss::s: ssss:
eehr Cornelius, Pratt, Port johnson fot NevHaves
schr Cbas. Lyons AAthews, Port Johnsoa far Norwslk
sehr TuPf, Lynch Port John,on Cor Norwat. =
echr Evening Star Holmes Port Johason for Bridgeport
echr Heps, snith Port johnson far Bridgeport
schr. Ann RlsA, Hasat, Port johnson fer Bridgeport
SchE p. NJ whsasa, -, Philadelphia br Boston.
r. Hertsr smith, philsdelphis tsf Boston-
schr. P. A. Sanders, Terrl, Phlo epAla for Boston.
schr. L. l. Hamhn Westerly Phifdslphia for PawtscksA
schI b. A. Tseer Fuller PhIado.pai for PsvtuotsS
WIND-Ssndowu, light, s. W.; clear.
SAILED.
steasAps EnsIa for al,sgsw; Java and dshs Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHlRAsaroS s. c. Sept asad steamer James Ases for New
York.
Sept 6-aed ship Sovereign tori nexYot
With assorted cargo ncutas ~ pa lead 10 Chrous
IOo oorned sAmol L70 bales rags 700 gasas Cas
BosroS, Sept 6-Asrved steamship Alsppo from Liverpool
MEMORANDUM.
The hn Hdw.,d hndseS Hill from Einseteport s s:s a.vss
eafors reported aone College Point and raised h
Ing By WecknaeS Brown and pa. the railway Astoria Tor ~
pairs.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

he Instrlctors will teach the following subjects:
Prof c. g. Stone, M-Bisusnay Chemistry and Applied and
Prof. PIympsos M-S.url Philosophy AsOnOuy Mech
snism and Rngncering ,c,,,.
"Wn g. McCucin A. B-rhgonometry Geometry and Algebra
James p. Bryant. A. B-Geometry and Axebrs
J. a. striedinger A. M-Denpdve Geometry and Mechanical
Drawing.
The Trustees having made arrangements with the
Western Union Telegraph Company to supply necessary
apparatus and instruction, have decided 10 estaDnsn
Free school Of Telegraphy for Young Men and Women
will be received during october and November: Exam
inations for admission will take place on Fridays ~
D. M Male applicants must be between II and "a years
Female applicants must be between e and d years
Ths Female Art School was established by the Irus-
treea IN accordance with the provisions OF the truss
deed for the purpoee Of an0rdng free IN ne
arts Of design TO girls and young women VINO nAvln& Sne
reousite taste and natural capacity intend Apply ne
knowledge acquired In the Institution 10 thek support
under the control Of tie following instructors Maton
Ma Anna Curtis Principal, Miss Ellen Unlide ITO
fsssor of Drawing and Painting Victor NehlS Teacner
OF wood Engraving, Miss Charlotte B. CoEsweu. ~ ~
The term will begin OCT. and terminate MAY ~ ~
pis do not Say for instruction gwen In the scnoo pus
proytde &C their expense Gil the mAterss requso
Tor their instruction, such as paper penc 10
coors brushes, and Instruments but nos ~oe aac,a
esses which provided By Vie Irostess spsciis spis
ciass formed into which pupils are aGssea - sn ~
they have acquired an adequate mowledEe OF okswmS
Orders are received engraving ana VIII Do
by the pupils to whom they may pe assignee ~ tno
tacher and the money thus earned PAID 70 tnc puph
who may be entitled TO IL
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

Y go r be bss and arys ts plata Or o. Yes hs h>s
I'm. We best Two sansd vseiss silver plate o.
,T s. ia II o. For he s'' 'r '..sA s s' beading diver
70, tae 1e best on.nenai dsss pssded growing p.nts h
sc ps 2 ~ ~ M S we w q" snAesata designs q suspended
sb Vegetables viii cond Of ssss eemms.,s =, . ,,,h
silver plate or eW ~'"'
In Wow Of tho importance Of encourseinx oorts tend
ting 10 the production Of superior Amessan leather
son 8. schulE offers gold medals follows; One Tor
lock tannage and for the best mixed or union
nago These gold medals will be awarded under the
and the close OF the Industrial Exhibition
the nstuethe leather exhibited being subject TO the
Same rules other articles exhibited. Three four
ander Of the amount forwarded will be stored else
where.
Tho opening exercises will take place to-day at H. In
the large ball Of the Empire Rnt and VIII bo as follows
The American Institute Grand March, composed 4
pressy for the occasion by Keang prayer By the Rev
Dr. Deems original poem By walt whitman Grafton
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

ss foiiowS. Nsw.York, % Psnnsyiysnis, IS;
Ilinots, ~ wsccnsln. Is; NewJersey, q Missouri 8;
pssots. j. sna indiaSa There about AGO msmbsrs
In New alone. The object Of the Order "a 70 foster
Der becomes III his lodge pays him weekly stipend Of g.
Should q member die, his wife, children, or next OF
he receives only saso This the tenth annual convcn
ton Of the Order and 10 presided over by John Debgs
with Francis J. Miller as Secretary. As yet merely
routine business has been transacted. Committees on
Finance Correspondence, Law; and New Business havo
been apDointod
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
uvpuASSs Sons CONVENTION.

The Sons Of Hermann, German secret Or
Az ,.sov holding convention In this city. 1t was
organized July 10, is4o with fsw msmesrs under fr
..ens tts Afer the lapse Of several weeks the name
of the organization waa changed to that which
now bears Tss .n 0rSsr mas Ssen SSs seady na grSw S
tnx t N ,oI Iodras and bo0o members with Hoe 91e
is ne" the Ecssury, Tha lodges Ars divided
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
PERSONAL.

NJ. Capoul, the French tenor, arrived yesterday
Senator Wilson arrived from Europe yester-
| day in the Cuba
Sir Michael Costa has declined MIR. 2. 5.
Gilmores invitation take part in the next Boston
Jubilee. 80
The Queen of the Belgians received. this
year. the golden which the Pope sends annually TO
Catholic princess.
George O. Evans, importer and commission
merchant Philadelphia s not the enc alluded to In con-
nection with the Pennsylvania State Agency.
Mr.. George Dolby, formerly Mr.. Dickenss
agent. arrived In the Cuba yesterday as agent Of the
santIey troupe the members Of which expected by
the steamer Russia
A son of William Maginn author of Homeric
Ballads and for years the free lance OF Blackwood and
the original of Thsckerays Capt shandon, ia now acting
Boots and general messenger at Bath hotel He
the dead father urge movement to better the fortune
Of the beggared son.
An English lady, visiting Bismarck's Castle
Of varzn in Pormerana describes the Princes son and
heir Count Otto as tall young fellow, very much re-
sembling an Englishman. He spent two years in En-
gland studying the English army organization. and
afterward took lessons in diplomacy in Paris where ne
freqaent Visitor at Gen Dns receptions He is
master Of five modern langua ges and great sportsman
Gen. Bixio, the Aid of Garibaldi in his
early campaigns received grand testimonial in Lon
dOn recently at the hands Of the resident Italians
After contributing to the triumph OF the National cause,
Bxio rose to the rank Of General Of Division IN the
italian army, and was successively member Of both
Houses Of the italian Parliament. Lately, he com.
manded maritime force which attacked Civta Vecchia
the time that Gen. Caderno directed his main
efforts against Rome.
Mr.. John Bright, who is still in Scotland,
having been communicated with ON the subject OF the
recent public meeting in Birmingham In reference to the
House Of Lords, addressed letter to Mr. j. 8. Wright
President of the Birmingham Liberal Association In
which he said am glad you have held the meeting
The case which calls for protest wish not To
write say anything public affairs at present
have appropriated this year. IL is permitted to me- 70
recovery of health that keep out of all con
hicts on public questions"
At morning reception in the Vatican, the
other morning, Plus Ninth the "august prisoner al
hs friends call him. received bevy OF ladies. after his
old style. They forbidden to enter the presence
with gloves and the Pope standing among vast array
of ecclesases dressed In long robe Of pure white with
tight skulcap Of the color afforded the most per
feet picture OF health and serenyln the words OF
correspondent. "a fOrid, ovial old gentleman with
merry twinkle his eye, and tripping along Drlsky
enough under the weight Of his 70 years and ioosina
verse moments with every person present an9
each in turn his his province or country ana
40 forth combining himself to the most indifferent topics
and presenting his sgnetring to be kissed
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
HUDSON COUNTY IN. - TAX LEvIEs.
The Assessors valuation of real estate a

personal property In Hudson County Is follows r.
soy City. 90 so, ana Hoboken, 4 4Sssoo; Bayonne. SID
sos Grcenyue, ss.l2s0Oo; west Hoboken, e1,ese,7f
North Bergen. s ass; Union, D. Oso 100; Union To~i
ship, 100000; Weehawken, t3S71 Harrison, HS1i
200; Kemney, 1o9coo; Total, tloi ,oss, ,2ss. 2
On account OF the exemption OF railroad properly-
In Weehawken. The Board OF Assessors has passeds1
resolution increasing tho valuation OF taxable property
200 per cent In Weehavken 20 cent In Union Town
ship. and per cent ip Kearney and Hoboken. The poll
tax for Hudson County has been fixed at el6,063.
The Tax Levy for 1871 has been authorized follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
BROWN UNIVERSITY.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. 8.-The corpora
+on ot Brovn University to-day accepted the resisna-
ton Of Presdent caswe TO take ect at the close Of
the academic year. committee was appointed to re-
49,. om,,ahon for his successor at the January meet
ins The question Of admitting female students was
Scrre. 20 tho Advisory and Executive Committee to
port next June.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
THE AMERICAN POMOLOGICAL SOCIETY.

R1cHMoNp, Sept. 6.-The American POmolog-
oa soc,etv commenced its annual session this morning
2s saos were represented by delegates Of
men, and the contributions OF fruits were tne nnest ever
,h,,od The Society was received by Mayor Keity, at
,ha Oan,to, in speech Of welcome, which was ttngy
.anond.d 70 by Marshall p wilder, President Of the
American Society In the afternoon & rIssdsnt .S Wider
oenyeaou n0r.ion .no down the James River There
manv strangers from all parts Of the state and Of the
Tnitei States in the city, ana tne e1hipnon oens
vtsitad nv thOusAnds.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
PERsoNAL-BY TELEGRAPH.

Mr. Isaac Cohen formerly q prominent mer-
chant Of savannah died in that city yesterday age d.
Gov. John T. Hoffman has consented to deliver
address at the Wyoming County Agricultural fA ~ L.
Sept D.
John McGarrigle of Baltimore has been ap.,
pointed Special Agent Large mail depreciation H "hy OF
81 6OO and % day.
AT the annual election of the Southern Central
Railroad Company held at Auburn T. the following named gentle
vyre elected n Lockwood Wn H. Seward
Adam Miller Charles @. Bngg Gcss D. 0bons John T.
O. L. Rich, J. w. Dwight H. X Csrf, Geo
Post Charles welss At subsequent meeting the following Gm
President WIN Seward j Treasurer Homer Lockwood Sec
rstAry.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

jobs Moore of No. 452 West Nineteenth-st.
was assaulted Dy several in Tenh-lyc, last night
and stabDed the bacx. Daniel +. Casey, nhss
and James Fitzgerald all Of No l6 West Nneteohthtt'
Rara aIraated A the RAARilAntA.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
STATE OF THE WEATRER.

TELEGRAPHIc REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS U. s. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT 1lA7
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

Q few unprincipisd sdvcnturers. fN CAcdgo Irt6ynS
estimates the dsmaxe dono TO the comnerciai Interests
Of the city at ten times the profit made by the gan6er
snd says that at will be well II the blow gfyen 70 the
grain trade Of this city recovered from by the close OF
nayi9atiOn"
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
OFFICE OF THE CHIEy SIGNAL OPPIcER,
XAsHINGTON. Sept. I, ELL .. u.

Synopsis for ns past t0snty'four hour.
and risen at the Rocky Mountain stations. The high
pressure In the North West has Neep quickly fol:
again rising The barometer has fallen very generally
from NewEngsnd to South Carolina and especially In
in tho Eastern Gulf have probably been due
to the small cyclone which has to-day passed
nOrth-oastwerd into South Carolina. rapidly losing
It's violence and spreading into general rain:
Clear Gle oSe Teahs has eCSay %esssr
the lower lakes, with increasing Dorthery winds
The temperature has fallen decidedly over the same
region and still toward Lake Superior, while haI
risen In the Middle States.
Probabilities.
Pleasant weather viii probably continue on Ybursday
from the Blue Ridge north and west clearing weather
In Florida and Georgia; clouds aud light rains from
South Carolina Vrgfnis with threatening weather "
Massachusetts,
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

Tme-EW, EfJf, TR,
Second raoe-doube team race; purse $50 300 to nrst
An IN second horse mile heats best three IN five.
"
4 W worcssters b. Richmond and blt Gen Mcclellan.
H. B. smiths Lady Kick and Bristol Bill
Wil.m Express and biz Black Wanut.''
p Dodees Fannie and Abdslsb 'dlstaned
- Time 2:l3, 2:+<, 2:+0.
The attendance to-day was fully 5000
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

wILLAMs-SRARs-k.h rssdsss Of the brides psrsn Sept
by the Hasings M John Williams 10 n. Augusta
searL No cards
name aud address.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
MARRIED..

W. :1 .. x..1 IS s s o ss D.s. s
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

Parssn,s ParGsdve Pfls-Bes. family phyEc saEaIDAT
CAvALRI CONDITION PowDaRs. for horses
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
NO WISH TO BE A TAMMANY CANDIDATE

SIR: 1t is stated in THE TRIBUNE OF this
morning that there private meeting at the rooms
Of the Fifteenth Ward VIM NJ. Tweed Association" OF
of the various Democratic Clubs in this
Assembly District which resulted in the choice Of four
gentlemen whose to be presented to the lead
ers OF Tammany Hall, with request and demand that
the candidate for the Assembly be selected from among
them" In the same article my name is kindly men,
toned as first the list to he selected FROM You Will
confer favor on by stateing that am not, and 90
not desire TO be- candidate the very honorable and
responsible position named. Very respect1nly your
Obcdent servant, j. b. DANFOAIh,Jr
Neir- York, Sept. 6, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
RRW.Hide Cord

Psr Dumb Walters, Ss,h Cord, &c. Manufactured By
TIE DARRev hAHUSAoruRIse Co., Bristol, Csaa
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
THE COOPER UNION FREE NIGHT CLASSES.

Applications for admission to the free even
ing CLASSES of the Cooper Union viii be received this
month on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
evenings Tho term viii begin Oct and end on tho
18th of April The hours Of recitation viii be from T:s
D. m. till $50 p m Applicants for admission must be at
eas Is years Of age and required to present letters
of recommendation from their employers. Ladies are
admitted TO any Of tho classes in the School OF Science
for which they fitted but not to those Of the School
Of Art Preference is given TO those pupils whose occu
pations have special reference 10 the studies taught In
fhs Union. Visitors admitted to the lectures on
Chemistfy and Natural Philosophy without any ticket
provided they enter at the appointed time and remain
until the lecture completed The number OF applicants
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

barometer corrected for temperature and elevation
Cleveland-Wnd increasing rapidly.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

LOWELL, Mass. Sept. 6.-The great attrac-
,on this afternoon was at the Trotng Park, where an
,mmense crowd gathered The first for horses
that have never beaten 1850 purse s26o s76 to frs 80
TO second and US to third horse; mile heats best In
10 harness,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-04

Among the prominent Democratic
paper that indOrse the "neW depart
ure'' are the Boston Post, New York
World, Buffalo COGEierg Cleveland
Plain Dealer, Ohio Statesman, Indi-
annapolis Sentinel, Chicago Times, Mis-
souri, Republican, and Louisville COu-
yier-JomndL The Sedalia Democrat
opposes the new departure.-S6dGJ5d
Times.
To which the Holden (MissourD
Democrat responds as follows: "Yes,
and to the Sedalia Democrat, you may
add the Holden Democrat, Columbia
Herald and Lexington Caucasian,
in Missouri; the Memphis APPEAL,
Columbus (Miss.) Democrat, Mobile
Register, Atlanta San, Louisville
Democrat, and d score of the
leading Democratic papers Of
the South. The Cincinnati Com
mOner, and sixteen other papers
in Ohio, the ablest in the State; IF
teen leading Democratic papers in
Pennsylvania; the New York Day
BOOK, POmefOy's DenaOcf0ti ana 9
host Of other papers, the sblest in the
country. There is life in the old
land yet and there are Democrats
who have never yet bowed the knee
to Bsal,' and who viii continue to
oppose all departures from the prin-
ciples laid down by the founders Of
our government, and advocated by
the Democratic party since the days
Of Jefferson, and who will wage war
agaist all of the mOnstroUs usurps-
tons Of the sO-called Republican par
ty, until they no longer disgrace
American civilization by a place on
our statute books. And as sure as
GOD liveth' this time is hasten
fng - 1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-04
- ana a Puppy,

Sucb saws the Richmond Dispatch,
is the language which the Memphis
correspondent ofthe New York Her
aid saws Mr.. Davis recently applied
tn him to his face. His response was;
"WeII, Nh. Davis, after that, 1 hsd
better 60" And he went; and the
brszen-faced fool has no better sense
than to publish his own infamy to su
the world. Such language might have
been wrongfully applied to anybody;
but this correspondent takes pains 70
let the public know that MI. DAVIS
described him correctly; for he tells
what called forth the epithets In ques-
ton. He had seen a private letter,
written by MIR. Davis, and, promising
not to publish it, had been permitted
IN read it. and had then telegraphed
mthe substance" of it to the Herald.
The hound claims that he did not viO-
late his pledgel And he sets this forth
as the opinion also OF the Herald, ard
that paper does not deny the aver
ment! What code Of ethics is in fOrce
IN New York?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-04

"
Mr.. Greeley turns upon the South
ern carpet-baggers, who have been
barking at his heels because he told
the truth about them, with this apt
anecdote:
The gross perUerSioRs aud angry
criticisms of Southern journals remind
as of an dnecdote: The eccentric
Lorenzo Dow was once approaching
a place where he had an appointment
to preach, when a stranger complain
ed TO him that his watch had been
stolen from under his pillow the night
before. Dow assured the victim that
his watch would be returned, and,
picking I'D a boulder that weighed a
bound or So, aid il under his cloak
and entered the pulpit. After preach
ing zealously for half an hour or so,
he suddenly stopped and exclaimed,
"a mans watch was stolen in this
neighborhood last night, and the
thief is now in this house. / shall hit
him with this stone" He made &
feint Of throwing it, and One of the
audience dueked his head. He was
instantly seized, searched and the
stolen watch was found in one OF his
pockets.
Are there not too many hecdS duck
inc IN Difference to our deRlNciGttOR OF
'thisUiRg carpet 6GQgerSP
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-04

The EutaW Wing and Observer thus
defines its position on the "New De
parture." 1t does not strike US, saws
the Mobile Register, as it does the
Montgomery Advertiser, that the de-
parture is Jdh GeeOmpA, and that
everybody is for it:
The platform of 1868 recognized
slavery and secession Sc dead issues.
but denounced the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth amendments and the Re
construction acts as usurpationss IN
constitutional, revolutionary and
void. By a comparison OF the two
positions il will be seen that measures
which were stigmatized and con.
demned In 1868 are to be acquiesced
ia and supported in 1872. From the
general tone OF the Northern press we
were prepared to see this departure
taken by them, but we are indeed sur
prised at the alacrity with which.
some OF the Southern journals
have fallen into line, and Joined IN the
demand for a reformation OF princi-
piles. The peoplesof the South. a.
nor directly affected by these often
sive measures OF the Radical party,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-04

General Murray, a Kentucky Rsdi-
cal, addressed himself, on a recent
occasion, to the thew departure" men
as follows:
ave will forgive you for your false
p~retenses before the country in the
past, if in your new departure you
will prove yourselves sincere by leav-
ing aside your name of Democracy
which does now, and has for years,
meant opposition to these great prin-
ciples of human rights. In other
words, attempt MOTTO steal the livery
of Republicanism to serve DemOc-
racy. We can not and will not allow
this to be DONE"
We commend his language to the
Departurists'' of Mississippi.
What he says is true. If these New
Departurists" are sincere, it is their
bounden duty to lay aside the name
of Democracy, which means now and
has always meant uncompromising
opposition to the principles embraced
in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
amendments. They can not serve
two masters at the same time, at least
they can not consistently do so. They
can not sail under Democratic cOlOrs,
ana at the same time fight for Black
Republican measures. Let them either
take down the former, or stop bat
Ting for the latter.-C OhaUl6us (AiSS.)