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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25
FROM PARIS.

Our dispatches from Paris and Versailles
are conflicting, as our readers have proba-
bly, noticed, and it is net easy to tell just
what progress has been made by the Yer
saillists towards suppressing the insurrec-
ton. They seem to havepretty effectually
cut off the Communists from all outside
communication, and to be in possession of
some of the strong positions commanding
the city. If, in addition to these points,
the Germans give over to them the forts
now in their possession, as our dispatches
intimate, it will place McMahon in posi-
ton to press vigorously the advantages of
better equipment, a better. commissariat
and the moral support of mostgovernments
in Europe and America, all of which he
now enjoys. We may soon expect to hear
of decisive battles.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25

THE press throughout the country has
denounced in unmeasured terms, t. dis
graceful affairs which characterized the
last hours of the session of Congress just
closed, i'm which Congressman Butler,
Farnsworth and Beck were the partici-
pants. Such disgraceful scenes should
certainly be banished from our legislative
halls, and we believe it to be the duty of
the people to speak out on the subject.
Such scenes cause the people to lose re-
spect for the dignity of such bodies, and
unless they are stopped, serious results
may follow. If men occupying high posi-
tions SO far forget their power, and the
good name of their government, as to al
low their passions to carry them beyond
the bounds of all reason, their constituents
should take the matter in hand and elect
men who have some respect for them
selves, even in theheat ofexcitement. Sena-
tor Davis first disgraced himself in the
Senate, FORGETTING all claims to the respect
of enlightened humanity, and these three
gentlemen have followed his illustrious
example. ,-,.1 ,-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25

In looking over the report of the Com
, mittee in Congress to which was referred
the question as to whether the Tennessee
election for congressman, held in Novem-
Der last, was valid ornot, We find they base
their report in favor of its validity almost
exclusively upon the intention of the Leg
islature and the universal construction
placed upon it by the State authorities.
This is the ground taken by the CHRoNI-
Gle in favor of the validity, in its reply to
the Tennessee Tribune. We are glad to
know our position has been found to have
been correct.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25

The leaders of the Democratic party at
Washington have issued an address to the
people Of the country, professedly pro-
claiming the policy of their party on ma
tional questions, and reviewing the record
of the Republican party-or more particu-
larry the alleged vulnerable points in the
record; of President Grants administra-
ton. The address was in fact issued to
counteract the impression made upon the
public mind by the recent demonstrations
of Democratic temper and spirit, called
forth by their success in New Hampshire
and the conviction pretty generally shared
by the South that a sweeping success
awaited them in 1872. The impressions
made by their demonstrations are that the
Democracy, secretly but Enthusiastically,
intend, if restored to power, to revolution
ize the whole Legislation of Congress, that
insured to the Government the fruits of
four years of terrible war. These impress
sions prevail, not from any unequivocal
party platform-becaase the Democracy are
too shrewd for that-but from the speeches
of those leaders and newspapers of the par
ty that in fact represent its ballots, and that
consequently must control its policy if re-
stored to power-a spirit they boldly dis
played whenever it is thought safe. Aswe
said before, to remove the fears inspired by
such influences, the leaders of the Democ-
racy have issued their address. We regret
our want of space to publish it. But SO far
as its influence upon the country is con-
eerned it will be harmless. 1t fails to full
fill its purpose. 1t cannot allay the appre-
tensions of revolution to follow Democrat
ic success, for it says nothing satisfac-
tory upon the late Constitutional amend
ments, or upon the reconstruction acts
of Congress 1t says nothing binding
upon negro suffrage, but leaves the
party open to advocate revolution and
Reorganization in the Sonth, where
only such a policy is acceptable, or
peace and acquiesenc in the North, where
men of property and extended business
operations want tranquility and prosperi-
ty. Upon the only points, Therefore, as to
which the country wanted assurance, the
addresses is non-committal, and so far from
atlaying apprehensions, will only encour-
age them.
But the ADDRESSES weak in other respects.
III seeks to arraign the present administra-
ton for its corruption and extravaganza,
but in doing so, its charges are extrava-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25

A COMMITTEE of thirteen, second on
which is the Hon. Horace Maynard, has
been appointed by Congress to investigate
affairs in the Southern States. This ccm-
mittee is to meet on the 18th proximo. A
~b~v11InftCee, or which Dir. Maynard Is
Chairman, meete on the 10th of the same
month to make the preliminary arrange
nlents for the Committees operations.
Senator Scott, of Pennsylvania, is Chair
man of the first Committee. They have not
yet determined whether they will visit
different points in the South or have wit
nesses from the different States come to
Washington.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25

CANT, loose and thoroughly unreliable.
IL offers battle upon the issues of integrity
and economy, issues where the admin
istration is strongest, as we shall soon
take occasion, in other articles, to show. It
compares expenditures Of the Government
now with expenditures before the war,
but never once alludes to the fact that it
was the treason and crimes of its
own trusted and chosen sons and
leaders that made the increased expendi-
lures necessary. 1t charges upon Congress
the enactment of unconstitutional statutes
and upon the President their approval and
enforcement, while its own party, through
notorious and stupendous frauds, placed
secure in the control of New York, the
empire State Of the Union, stands un-
abashed before the intelligence of the
country, not only as defiantly and reck-
lessly disregarding the constitution of the
State, both in the making and execution
of laws, but also in unblushingly and cor
ruptly misapplying its tens of millions of
revenues towards maintaining and secur-
ing the domination of political ring, the
most interruptions, ambitious and danger
Gus to the liberties and virtues of the
country ever known, in any
State or period of our history.
Such is the character of the address which
it was felt necessary to issue now, to stem
the tide of reaction Enthusiastically setting
in now in favor of Gen. Grant and his
honest and faithful administration. AS
against the " fruits' of our tree, we have
on the part of the opposition not even a
renewal of promises thrice broken, but
merely equivocal declarations and loose,
unreliable charges. ....-
AS apolitical paperitis weak because not
based on facts, or not meeting the very
points it was intended to settle. We can
well afford to let it go to the people who
are not so blind or unguarded as to be mis-
led by its charges or professions.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25

LIZ the Democratic Congressional Com
emittee wish to dosomething that will cause
the Republicans in Congress to quietly &C
eede to all their requests we advise them
TO procure copies of Sundays Wig and
Register, and lay them in the desks of
members at the next session. If they can
stand unterrified in the face of such an ed
itorial as that in reference to the "pusil-
Luminous Radical majority" the case
must be hopeless. The contemplate
Radical majority ia the Senate" or the
: cowardly pack" as the Wing and Reg
lister would have it, certainly will knock
under after reading that editorial.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25

B. s. ROBERTS u CO.,
(B. S. ROBERTS. BRIG. GEN. u. s. A.. RRrIREp,)
sL ISIS COL WASHINGTON. ID. G.,
WILL PROSECUTE ALL CLAIMS BEFORE
w the Executive Departments, the Court Of Claims
and Congress, and give special attention to the
i9f9 CLAIMS OF LOYAL CITIZENS
Of the States in rebellion, under act of Congress ap
proved Sd March, 1871.
REFERENCES:
Hon. w. G.. Brownlow. Hon. II. Cooper, Senators;
Hon. II. Maynard. N. @. from Tennessee; Gen. w. 7.
Sherman, and all other officers of the army.
April d&w2m -----7s-z aF--------
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25

1T is thought the Executive Session of
the Senate, called for next month, willlast
but few days. The President said to a
Senator it need not last but day; but if
much discussion over the business present
ed was provoked, it would probably last a
fortnight.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-25

BY our dispatches this morning it will be
seen that the people along the lower Mis-
sissippi are again suffering from the Gre
vases, which are sometimes attended with
such dire results. The indications now are
that loss of property, by the hundred thous-
ands, and perhaps the loss of life, must fol-
low
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