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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS,
r ADIES' SUMMER SUITS
A. T. LEWIS,
2OS............. Canal street.............xO xO1
Between Burgundy and Rampant streets.

We have just received, from our factory above
the store large number of REAL FRENCH LAWN
SUITS, in buff blue pink lilac, purple, gray, fawn
and green, FAST COLORS, in EVERY SIZE, from
FIVE TO SIX DOLLARS, comprising underskirt,
overskirt and sacque basque, trimmed hand
somely, and very finely made. Also TRAVELLING
SUITS, in linen-lawn and linen, in the different
colors aud sizes.
The prices will be found almost as low as the
cost OF making only. We have the sizes OF the
garments so arranged that insure
PERFECT FIT.
Persons visiting summer resorts, or residing IN
the country, can secure the correct size of any
sty we have by sending the measure of skirt,
waist, bust and sleeves. jy4 ct
NOTlCE.-I HEREBY WARN ALL PERSONS
IN from selling my wife any goods or gising her
credit my account, as she left my domicile with
out cause or provocaton. -
MICHAEL ROGERS.
New Orleans, July /, 1871. jy4 st
HAUTION.-ANY GOODS PURCHASED BY J.
~ KraZenstein other parties for our account
will not be paid for by u.s. having authorized no
one to act our agent.
REISS & GUNDERSHEIMER.
DemopOlis Alabama June 25 1871 iva st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-04

Ladies admitted by invitation only, to be OBJ
tanned of the Committee through any mem Der
of the ASSOCIATION.
The Committee reserve the right TO admit whom
they desire.
The booths will be sold on the grounds on SUN
DAY, June 25. 1871 iv22t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-04
Admissions:

Gentlemen Fifty Cents; each tcke5 emitting the
holder to such prize as its number may draw
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-04
FAIR GROUNDS,
TUESDAY, FOURTH OF JULY, 1871.
Programme.

PONY RACE-Mile heats; best two in three,
for Ponies under l41a hands high, Prize $50
HORSE RACE-Mile heats; best two in three. 10 10
SILKY RACE-One mile e................ 10 90
BUGGY RACE-One mile ile.................... 10 90
yELOCIPEDE RACE-One eighth mile, for
Boys under thirteen years.............. SO
FOOT RACE-8O0 yards for members of the
Association ................ Prize-Gold Badge
GRAND BASE BALL MATCH-R. X. Lee VS..
Pelican Prize s 40
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-04
BY TELE G RAPH
BY TIE e e r A 2 d.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
THE DETERMINATION OF COLFAX
VICE PRESIDENCY ENDS HIS PUBLIC LIFE
RATIFICATION OF TREATY EXCHANGED
RESULT OF FRENCH ELECTIONS
CUBAN GENERAL CAPTURED
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
THE DETERMINATION OF COLFAX
VICE PRESIDENCY ENDS HIS PUBLIC LIFE
RATIFICATION OF TREATY EXCHANGED
RESULT OF FRENCH ELECTIONS
CUBAN GENERAL CAPTURED


MIR. Coifax will Retire After the Vice
Presidency-Ku.Klux C0mmittee-Bel.
knap Gone TO the Decentralization
of the Washington Treaty Exchanged
Texas Agent ON Mail DepredatiOns-
Report of Board of Visitors to West
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND FESTIVAL AND BALL
BY THE
CLERKS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF
LOUISIANA,
THE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-04

oeNyNUEp ON EIGHTH PAaE1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-04

vines and LIQUORS at down town prices. Table
-s,f1 ,legant waters polite and attentive.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-04
DANk OF LOUISIANA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

HENRY STERN, Sec
ie2S I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-04

Approximate Results of EiectiOn-In-
ierview Between Theirs and Ger
man General-Courtmartial for Trial
of COMMUNICATIONS Princes Dined
with Thiers-DiscussiOn on the Bud.
ref=Pcafesfs Auainst Tax nm Silk
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-06


THE Press and Herald refused to pub
lish "'One of Very Many'sn communica-
tious for fear it would lose few of its Cath
Ollie subscribers and embarrass its party.
It was greatly mistaken as to its fears on
the ground first named. The CHRONICLE
was glad to publish the articles both from
lone, of Very. Many" and from Father
Finnegan, knowing it was a subject upon
which the people desired information, and
one of really grave importance. We place
ourselves promptly on the record as
against any division of the school fund.
But the Press and Herald must have had
avery poor opinion of Father Finnegan
and his flock. They admire candor and
fair-play, as is shown by the manner in
which they meet the issue, and by coming
up in great numbers, headed by the Rev
erend Father himself, and subscribing for
the 0HRoNIcLE. They admire apaper with
decided convictions and moral courage.
We simply mention this matter for the
benefit of the Press and Herald, to show
them that in this matter they very much
erred as to their pocket interests the only
interest they ever consult.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-06

LIZ, after the conciliatory message of the
President, published in our issue of yester-
day, the people in certain localities in the
South. do not join in the preservation of or
der, it viii be their own fault if the penal
ties of the kuklux law are rigidly enforced.
The President has taken solemn oath to
faithfully execute all the laws of the land,
and our knowledge of him conyinces us
that he, will do, it. But like a kind fa-
ther who prefers to give hayward son
timely warning before resorting to sum-
mary measures, the President prefers in
his official capacity to make known some
thing of the nature of the law and its pen
alties, before infiicting punishment. We
trust this warning may be Needed, and
that he may never be called upon to put
the law into execution. Z" Let us have
peace.n
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-06

The most sublime example of mora
courage we have ever witnessed was the
declaration, yesterday morning, boldly put
forth in the Press and Herald, that
"neither threats of personal violence nor
fears of libel suits will deter us from I'M
ceasingly exposing fraud and villainy in
high places" For a journal that has two
libel suits on hand-one for publishing an
obscene libel for few paltry dollars, and
one for shamefully libeling some of the
best men in Blount eounty-we think the
above declarations the most ridiculous and
presumptuous we have ever read. We do
not believe one of its readers read the re-
marks without smile. AS for threats of
personal violence, We would like to see the
man who would make them. Bergh
would soon be after him. 81 ia
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-06
THE SCHOOL QUESTION.

After hrst putting up man of straw TO
ask what the Catholics want in this school
controversy, and then getting one to
answer the interrogatories, the Press and
Herald yesterday morning lodges the
whole question now before the COMMUNE
ty, by falling back upon the patriotism,
Judgment and discretion of the City
Council" 1t has not got the moral cour-
age to state its views of the question, and
it looks to us now very much as though
some of the City Council were in the same
position. Now, some men may have a
great deal of confidence in the Judgment,
discretion and patriotism" of our council,
but it won't do for all men to rely entirely
on that, ..as this very ershows. Here
we charge that at least one of the school
committee openly pronounced himselfin fa-
vor of a division of the fund for the benefit
of the Catholics; another one has, so far,
failed to let his views be known. Nego-
tiations having gone this far, who knows
but that If this controversy had not been
sprung the fund would have been divided
and all arrangements madeE We do not
know how it seems to the council, but to
many of the very best men in this city it
seems a question of such importance as
that they cannot longer afford to dodge it.
Will the Press and Herald tell us now
where it stands? Is it now in favor of
acceding to the demands of Father Finne-
gan and his people? Is it in favor, of
breaking up the system proposed for their
benefit? We would like, in common with
hundreds of others, to know its position.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-06
The Pope CursIng Victor Emanuel.

The Pope some time ago .ex-communi-
Gated King Victor Emanuel.
We copy below a part of the remarkable
document and give it as specimen of
''pious cursing." .a
".Cursed be he in his birth and in his
death; in his food and in his drink; in
his fasting and in his feasting in his sleep
and in his waking; and in his walks in
his work and in his rest; in his excre-
ments and in his blood. He shall be ours
ed in all the strength of his body. He
shall be cursed within and without; cursed
in his hairs, in his brains, in the covering
of his head; he shall be cursed i'm his tenn
pies; cursed in his eyebrows, in his eyes !;
be he cursed in his cheek and in his nos
trils; in his front and grinders cursed in
his neck and in his lips; in his shoulders,
in his pulses; cursed be he in his arms, in
his hands; in his fingers cursed in his
mouth in his breast in the entrails of his
body cursed in his veins and arteries in
his hips, in his privates; in his knees, legs,
feet and nails. May he be cursed in his
joints and limbs from head to- foot may,
he never have health may the Son of the
loving God in the glory of His majesty
curse him; and may the heavens with all
their powers unite to curse and damn him;
Amen.p -.-as-tfF ~-rs,4.sfF
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-06
EMBARRASSING.

We understand there is a general feel
ing of regret and modification among re-
spectacle and leading Democrats of the city
that the suspension of the Wig and Re
gister leaves their party with no other pa
per than the Press and Herald. They feel
that there is gross Inconsistency in hav-
ing an organ edited and controlled by an
ex-member of the Loyal League of Chat
tanooga, but few years ago engaged in
publishing a Radical paper at that point
Being an adventurer in the South--a gen.
uine ''carpet-bagger' feel his ante
cedents are really in his way, and make
his present position before the community
such as no honorable man can respect. He
cannot efficiently do what Democratic
paper is expected to do in this city. If he
abuses Radicals or the Union League, his
own record is produced and all his blows
fan harmless. -4-ls.,a
If he abuses 'carpet-baggers" or corrup-
ton, his own antecedents and notorious
venality again furnish most whitening
and confounding reply.
For these reasons the Democracy of the
city and county feel thatth are worse off
now than they were before. Whatever
might be said of the Wig and Register, it
had nosuch embarrassing antecedents to take
all force from blows or deprive it ofeven the
respect of its friends. The probable result
of this embarrassing position will be the
establishment of new paper, with capital
enough to give it the confidence of its en-
ployees and creditors, and with editors
and publishers who have record as some
guarantee of their sincerity and good
faith. rFsss
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-06

THE New York Sun takes the State
government of Florida to task, for its ex-
trayaganee and corruption. 1t says that
before the war it used to cost the people
about forty thousand dollars year, and
that it costs now, nearly double that
amount. The charge of extravaganza comes
with bad grace from any Democrat, but
it is infinitely worse. coming from New
York city, the government of which is the
most corrupt upon the face of the earth,
and has never had parallel, except in the
case of the JEFF. Davis concern at Rich
mond. We know nothing of Florida, but
we have no idea there is half the corrup-
ton there that there is in the city of New
York. To the Democracy, when they are
making the charge of extravaganza and
corruption we would say least out first the
beam that is in thine own eye, and then
shalt thou see clearly to pull out the mote
that is in thy brothers eye" drea,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-06

Brick PoMERoy, after disgusting the
decent people of this whole country by re-
failing his blaekguard effasions through
his Democrat, has, disguised his wife in
Such a manner that she applied for d.
vorce, unemployed Hon. B. T. Butler as
her counsel. The divorce was granted
with alimony amounting to $4,000 71a.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-06
SEND Us THE NEWS.
THE LARGEST CALCULATION
Of Any Daily Published in East Tennessee,

THE result of the late municipal elections
in Indiana, isvery favorable to the Repub-
licans. Such gains all over the State as
were made in the cities, would carry it for
Republicans byGat least Is, 600 Inajori-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-06
Notice TO Builders.
Job work

JOB Work. = q
Orders for job work from neighboring eoun-
ties promptly attented TO at the CHRoSfcLE Of
fee. 5000 -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-06

THE Cincinnati Gazette announces, as it
says upon good authority, that ifsHon. B.
F.Wade is nominated for Governor of Ohio
he will not decline. 1919
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-06
wooden Ware
Adyer,tIsIur.

man who cannot afford to advertise, cannot
afford to do business. A merchant prince said
truly that person investing one dollar in any
kind Of business, should spend dollar in ndyer-
Using that business. = - =
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
FOR SALE OR RENT

A dwelling house. and three iO co Cofis5 s , ,l,s eatt The h.ase Is the recently oeoeG',H .aa Turner and family and is large, eomioTianie ~'- - yeneut For further particulars impure ~ r WHITE.
 Prescott, Dec. 3l, ls7o. --, ..-.-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
LEGAL.
SUMMONS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT. T1tRp ,,,r,,c,..
 District u and tr ,hs CouSy of Yavatal and T.r,
 G woRMsER, r. H. wusDtRllcn. A ,y,sr,,.,..- ehd b blOCk--parincrs snder the Grnl name . ,i E fsBdAnt. '''N' be" Action beOnghi is inc Dl.,tes Court ia and far . ,
 offsvaFssi aud Territory of Ariloaa N'O''J
 The Tsrsitnry nf ArizosA sends greeting o Hrpv ,,,, TOW Defendsnii 'N' NA'F'
 You arc hereby summoned mud reqnirsA t, s,,..., an action brought agaNst you by fhs al-yvs p.,oi M. uhs tn tAe District Court of the TIirl Jnd,cai pi.
 n and hs the ~,uutyo oa fsvapA and Tertisor, s A. to enswss the complaint fled hAfeia ia aup, sg rhtt accompanies this summonsl within teerfy lur. nf tae day sf service aer he servcs ass, y.l .s t, sumtnosS served to tis county but f served m g ,t eouDtY and n the Tcrritory then within e,rfv a,v., S f served cut of te Territory then within tueu. d. - Judgment hy desuh w be taten Agaiuss you aex.rs,r to the pTusyer of said complaint ' ''"s This s4lee is brought ia recover ta san, es .b thlrtytwo aud st.l0o dsilEss io United stzrt e. i | amount of rrnspsl and iEtetcss claimed t se sgs - your tSO certain prusnsuTY notes sreefed ana Ti, s !ou bD the ahNe HaNsed plaintiffs krssss Ys,ans, essnty, Arsss'sa enc ob ts ish day ss Marts s, t esf ai two psr cent per Hou,h frVB date u rali ,s shs other the Af day sf Fsbrasry ia3D far t,. N. dred oigh,y and 2e 100 donFA HtA in,sr.,t si te , cent ger Hoath ffun date li paid An sf which ra. hly slows and ssi oh 10 tho sosnpnl heVsa se vhiA reference is kcSVby Haie.
 Asd yes bershy notHsa sA0t a yoo faz .. ,rr... and ansWer She complaint above required ths v,tg. will take adgnen by defsat Asainst yoa fr .i ,, s six hundred ihTy tNo and at.l0o dnihas s6Fa al gg en and tOs cs~ts and disbursements iA uls behafsr | psnded-
 Given uaslsr my hand and the seal si tA Dse, cu,, tAs l7'h day oS January, A D isZl.
 l En W WELLS l tLSI 1ahsl9 Cesk pisssic, Court
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25

Our Abilities for purchasing aud arrangements fOs sell ins fully completed and offer 70 THE TRADE Puli Stock of MeFehandiss in each department com pricing all articles acquired for, and saabs throughout the Territory. f t'~ ','t >'.t r:t~ that h to the benefit sf every Interior Merchant buy of usiEstead of ia Sac Francisco elsewherehereby avoiding the expenses cad shnoyaaces of long and tedious journey aud the iOss Of ys> Ss0ahs ts Sry to receive their pehasss spabling them to increase their prOfs WitA the same es less capital invested
 ossn by letter receive sarefi sttsusIon the ss though the parties wefs themselves present.
 In ~srd GUARANTEE SATISFACTION In pnoss quality, qssnsfy, and sssoFtmspt Of goods. ---:.
 Currency and BuIOn rsosivsd si latest San Francisco quotations, sold hr account of owBsn may be de. sired. HOOPER, WHITING co. :,
 Arizona City A. T., Sept. lsi, ls7e.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
ISAAC H. LEVY, Dealer in General Merchandise, and General
 Commission Merchant, San Bernardino, California.

prOmptness and despatch
 Goid-dust Legal Tenden, sad Soldiers Final Settle Dents, bought e.,, =. ,-'. ts. ..:,.. T--. once of he Arizona Stage Line. Nc Jackson Block corner of Third and GnftOn streets. San BeruardiBo Calr August Z7, ls70 !.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
ARIZONA STAGE LINE
La Paz to Prescott.

eA{A Regular Weekly Trips, E&%frk8 by Stage, with the Mail, win he made . between Ia Paz and Prescott A tour- hoFse passenger stage win leave La aa every Saturday epnsetng with lhe the stages the California end of the line from San Bernariiaoi arriving at wicksnbirT on hoodays and ai Prescott Tnesdays. Paasengers re- turning will arrive sf La Psz Fridays connecting vh ihs stage for California that departs Saturday morning
 AS- Packages Ae., forwarded on reasonable terms.
 JAMES GRANT, Contractor
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25

Loss OF BAKK.-Ths bark Massaehuse,t. was lost of the coast of Lower California January 6. The crew saved themselves.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
W NoTICE.

To ALI WRoR IT NAT CONCERN
 TOe unAerslxnssi under ths naEe Sns syls Of she MONTEREY psry1a COMPANY bereeT give no',ss hat they have this dEy elkiussd tss thesszz4 oN af-s ts be measured uadsf iWo iathrs TTesgsrsf ths usi-s of sals River ba tatsn fsn said vss ai pssns ses tAs sshsast 0f ssoos tvspiy p tSnssip CD Aorth range two @ east aud tb~tss -lasng eSn n,iue 10 a westerly direction 61D yards Aa neSss sa a nnth esssry direction the north ~sss soEasr gf ssst iS srwnship sorsh range east. The NseFsAensd Aso claim the right 0f wsy F ther irrgHiag ai6h sr t6f a selestea and elsased by said company claiming y st co sseA ssda hE lts eHtrv length. And e szss A~ity Dsteh Comrany give further noGce that they isaeha o 2Oth. isTl.
 ! M RKNDRRS0x A. FAuiKNrL
 ] RoYD E. K BUXEE,
 T. MCPHERSON O. JOdsEA,
 E. E HSiIJSgr, j. E FotA
 D HAMILTON.
 rhgulx A. T.. Jan. [. ls1l. JaH-lmS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
NOTICE.

All peFsopA hereby notified that own one half of ts claim recently located by Geo. A. HanmOsd n he Tigsl ods' Tiger district favap ee9Hiy Arizona and that no person besides myself has any right tO sell Other.iss dispoae Of my interest in said claim. il,l7 ~...,'
 Prescott, FsbraaEy Is, ls7i. - -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
REDUCTION OF FREIGHT.

FSoua this date prepasc To forward freght ou' Else-entrg Prescott siS eesis and tc Wckenearg N slrcs and one half cents ps' T,rund h gold ..
 j. GOLDMATER BR0. EJAr~nb-rg. X. T, Sept lst lsT0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
SUMMONS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL DistSie' in and fur the cessn'y os YavaFa. rsng1 Gf Arxoaa.
 DAyit, HESugnsoS. Plaintiff rs. HENEI CLIFTON Do tendant Order of pubhes,ion.
 AetioA bFonghs in ihs District Court h and fr hs va sy sf Vsvsrs and Territory of AfiznhA Tta Tertary sf AF,soas ~esds gr.ehg lO HKNEI CLIFTON dcfaiant You arc hsreby summoned and required aprear a an action bcOght against you by bs above nsiasA plaintiff iB the District Cours 1 the fhr Jacin Disifet a asa for the eoanfr ef YayaPai and feusTy ef ArtEos ta The couplaizt hisd thsryin eTy of phch ae crPauie this Suufunus within twenty days isxeinste of lse dSy of srrvfs aef he SeTvve uIs5n yu sf f, H scffei in shis eoauiy but srrvsA ay ,he county htd in ths T~u-y. tbcs sthla fary dsy, and H served oui aE Inc TeFrt0gy cn within tE.asy days BaRest by defaalt win he ,akss against yua n esFdng Co t-r prayer 0f said c0mqaiua Tbs Raga s tr1aghi rae of hundrl and eighty doiiaFs Csls3O uT<a yguf certain Iraissoy E0;s cused and delivered by yosths dsssndaatio plaintiff st Prr.csst ATsEoaA ihs ninth day d April n is70 and payable within four onths and bearing peF oeNt. ger Hseath from date REt paid. Asa hr th1 seciosuss of certain dscd of mortgage sxessisd and give Co the Payment c sud Tssnsso'y and heaFiug date of ad nnfs An 0f shieh is spscheay shnn iB tbs complaint hsrcin o wheh Fsisr. is hereby InAe And yea hstrby bofA- that s yoa ia o appear and answer tbe comp iaini slyr quifea Inc Fauta will take des agaus, yuu ssd sTTiy , ssst far thr rsef desnenCd n his eesefaiHt and hK os.si- and disbursements u this behalf eHY~Rdet
 Given under nay hand and the seai of ths District carf this i9th day of Lsosnhst, A. n. ls70
 Ep W WELLS lLsl se~2frs Chssk Dtstnci Court
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
STORAGE AND FORWARDING

Parties iu wtcksnburg, Prescott, and oibef sntn"S -uts ass notified chat have the Ehrenberx Landing, .arxs sots warehouse with good ShRgle n,Jf asd am prepr receive ana orWAd goods nf every description s as iov any other parties engaged 10 ihe ensi T. h bihh NN'
 FAyrul..rv A T. seps isa ls7u.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-25
NOTICE

T3 WHOM ff MAT CONCERN
 Tue ussrsisnsl under u,s nama and style of the sas Rixsr Farming Ditch Company hereby giss sufce aAf sey hass tfis day eiansea hneen tSou@ad S O neAes bs Erss-rra -def tse laeh.s FTss-naf she N~sfs of saa River be taken rom saia rver To o~HaP " l. See aa north sids of sa rsrr and ths sad s@t River Farming Ditch Company tuTthef give psa,es .A' they intend Nork tho same Sn i1e hf> Ss 0f February. A. D lETl.
 c. A CHESowTu A N. bEoAnHh' C U CAFE B T. RloGs
 A. B SARRffIs, I. A. fotM1
 A. IT. PEErfEs, JosEfH fih
 j. M BRYAN Geo BaaAA
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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-03-15

Late dispatches from Washington in
forms us that the Republican Senatorial
caucus. to determine sbat Legislation
should be taken up before adjournment
after elaborate debate, in protracted
session, resolved that only the Ku-Kluz
bill should be entertained.
In the Senate, Morton has bill
making the Jurisdiction of the Federal
Courts extend to all cases Of Ku-Klux.
ism, aud requiring that all jurors in
such cases shall take the iron clad oath.
The Senate caucus appointed com
mittee OF 6ye to act with similar cou.
mittee of the House, to devise a Force
Bill. This special joint committee was
to have met on Monday last.
We have, also, the somewhat en-
couraging intimation that the increase
of Democratic strength in Congress,
acting in conjunction with the more
Republicans, will be COM
petent to defeat any such odious and
despot.c legislation as is contemplated.
We trust it may thus be.