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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

SENsIBLE.-The Detroit Free Press-Demo-
cratic-is evidently one of the seers of the
party, and at the same time shows that he has
sense enough and independence and honesty
enough to urge upon his party, the conclusions
that his presciencc has enabled him to reach
L., as recommended, the party could obliter-
ate Old issues, and bury, beyond a peradven-
ture of resurrection the old leaders, with their
taint of rebellion-"out, damned spot'-no
| doubt the prospects of the party would be
very much brighter. But haying no power
to accomplish what it suggests, il WILL proba-
bly, have good time in convincing the
country that its destines ought to be commit
ted to the keeping of party that 50 recently
attempted 10 destroy the government by an
appeal 10 arms, under any leadership For
attempt TO change the issues and thrust the
present leaders of the party in the back
ground as they may, the fact sill stands out
that the "Democratic' party South rebelled
against the government, and that they had the
sympathJ of the party North. Beside, the
party have some unfortunate representatives
in several of the Southern States. Secret,
oath-bound organizations in their midnight
rcvclries in blood, are carrying out the same
spirit that pre- duced and characterized the pro-
gress of the rebellion. Such sentiments as
run through the following extracts, would
probably find warm reception among such
representatives of the party. Indeed, our CO.
temporary, might find u warmer reception
than his ultrrances If he should venture upon
personal propagation Of them among these,
his brethren. But TO the sentiments:
1t is now matter of the first political i'm
portance to the Democratic party Of this
country, that the issues upon which the cam
paign of 1872 will be fought should be proper
ly made up, and not be permitted to be inl-
posed upon the party by men not in sympathy
with large majority of it, The tendency is
that way, and naturally so, because 1t Is the
extreme and ultra politicians who are tho
most blatant and noisy, who have that capi.
tai and no other to work with, who call them
selves "straigh haired" and howl about their
willing martyrdom-a martyrdom to which
| they had far better be Mt once consigned than
10 wait till in their downward course they
have carried the honest masses of the Demo
cratic party with them.
And again
| We submit that this can never be done so
long as the party permits the Blairs, the Bay
ards, the Vnllandighams ct id OniHe genus, 10
make up its issues and candidates. For six
teen years this style of thing has kept the par
ty in the minority, and kept il on the defen-
sive. It's best energies have been exhausted
in explaining away Chicago platforms and
Broadhead letters.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

AVOID QUACKS.--A victim of ear
" ndscretion causing nervous debility, premature de-
cav &c having tried In vain every advertised remedY
has simple OF selfcure, which he will send free
to his fellow sufferers. Address j. Ii. TUTTLE, 70
Nassau St., New York. NS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

CHIEF. JUSTICE WADE.-Among the con.
firmations Of the U. s. Senate on the 17th is
that Of DEerUs s. WADE, Senator for this dis
trict, as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Of Montana. This is rather sudden and un-
expected, as no one hercabout had any intima-
tion of move in this direction. Indeed, we
are informed, that Judge Wade, himself had
little if any knowledge of this step in his be-
half recommendation was gotten up by
some friends at Columbus, and about every
name of the members Of both houses was
appnded TO it, and the thing was put through
in rather a ruthless manner so far as Mr.. Wade
was concerned. The salary of the Office we
are told is $1,000. We congratulate our worthy
Senator upon this streak of luck, and the
prospect which it opens for success and distinc.
ton. The position is one that would seem
to especially commend itself to him as not
only remunerative and honorable but adapted
to his tastes as falling within the line of his
profession.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25
FOR SALE OR TRADE !

"A FINE STALLION, now owned by
the Subscriber, will be sold fvor bic terms or traded
atey.
Ashtabula March 22nd, 1871 3ts
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

SENATOR SHERMAN has shown q commend
able earnestness in his efforts TO secure some
such legislation as the emergency demands
for the protection Of the loyal citizens Of the
South. He seems to have realized the impor-
tanee of some leverage being brought to bear
upon those Ku-Klux devils, who seem 10 be
extending their organization and power, and
gaining in recklcssness and cruelty in the
same ratio. Whipping, driving out, burning,
and murder are now of common occurrence
No means are in force for wholesome restraint,
and those who have favored the government,
or those even, who have had the misfortune
of II Dorthern birth, become the victims Of
these outrages. The republican members of
Congress should not consent to an ad-
journment until protecting legislation has
been secured. Their failure to do so is an evil
dence of dereliction from duty, and Senator
Sherman is deserving of honor for the efforts
put forth in this direction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

REPuBLIcAE STATE CoEvESTIoN.-At n
meeting Of the Republican State Central
Committee and other prominent members of
the party from different portions of the State,
held in Columbus on Thursday. the loth 1t
was resolved to hold the State Convention on
Wednesday, the 21st day of June
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

GREAT Medical Book and French
~ Secrets for Ladies' and Gents. Sent free for
staIups DIR. BonapaFte q Co., Cineinnati D. aus
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIoN-Its seems now
well settled that the Centennial Celebration
win take place in Philadelphia. That is the
proper place fer It. There the Declaration of
Independence was made there is Liberty
Hall there the bells rang out q cheering
echo to the joyous hearts of the people when
the Declaration was prowulgated; and there
the hearts Of the people will turn, and thither
their footsteps will lead them, on the one hun
dredth anniversary of The birth of our free
Government Congress will probably make
no appropriation TO aid in making the cele-
bration where it should be, but the people will
attend 70 that
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

PAR1s Is in the hands of the mob. They
completely possess the whole city. The mob
and the troops sympathiso aud blond, and the
government Is powerless. Several executions
have taken place, and the powers that be are
intimidatcd, and acknowledge their after
weakness by making humiliating concessions
State prisoners have been released and join
the Insurgents. The city is barricaded, aud
guns turned upon It an election is demanded,
and proclamation fixes the day upon the
2sth inst Business is at n stand, and misgiv-
ing and terror preside over the scene. NJ.
Theirs, who has attempted to preserve order,
Is charged with the authorship of the trouble
and Lis safety is in danger. Poor France is in
a fair way to reap second edition of the re-
ward of her caprice and madness, and to ex-
perience state of things moro difficult to con-
troll than her foreign enemies. They could
be appeased with concessions of treasure or
territory, but Il lawless mob who can calcu-
late its whims, eaprices and cruclies?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25
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ITO THE WORKING CLASS-We
are now prepared to furnish all classes with con-
slant employment at home the whole OF the time or for
the spare moments Business new, light and profitable.
Persons OF either easily from Soc 10 % per
evening" and . proportional sum by deyOting their
whole time to the business. Boys and girls can earn
nearly as much as men That all who see this notice
scnd selr address aud test the business we make
the UNPARALLELED offer To such as are not wen satisfied
will scnd 81 to pay for the trouble OF writing Full
particulars, valuable sample which will do to com
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15
!;nh. -Enp.E GET S!ck.-EatiDl

!;GH "E"pGE GET S!CK.-EatiDE
too much an,i tot fast aud swallow
ing imp"r:tv;lv masticated food.
By taking too mUch fluid iur'ng
meals. drinking poisonous whis-
key "nd othc: Intoxicating drinks
Keeping late kcn-s 1t night aud
sleeping too late il the G"rn;ng.
Wearing clothing too tight 81 AS
10 rc!ax circulation. Wearing thin
Shoes. Nep.ectiny 10 take sul5i-
c;snt exercise 10 keep their hands
and fest w.7,a. Neslcct;ag to
wash tho body sufficiently TO ksap
the pores Of the skiQ open. gxoh-
angling the wsssa clothing worn in
9 wa7m rooI durirg lLs day
for ligbb Costumes aid exposure
lnc.icat q eve ming parties. Star
wing tho stomach to gr*tify vain
and Icol; Ii passion 'or dress. EccT-
ing up a constant excitement,
irctt;n. The mind with borrowed
troubles. Employing cheap Ioc-
tors and swallowing qu&cE Go~,-
runs for every im".: .:jaAry Ill taN-
ing Gculs y. ;vrcg;l!ac intervals.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15
A WOnan'S Views on Free
Love.

Mrs. Pauline Wright Davis. re-
lerrins to letter printed i'll the
Iribuno, says: "Ilc question is,
what is tree love. o. which there
is SO much terror? Was love evcu
constrained: enforced, or pur-
CHASED! Whoever loved because
comman1ed to? Passion, vanity,
aud convenience "re bought aud
sold in tie market, ere forced illO
marriage. and Compelled iuto
hated rclstiou bat i. is TINE that
sensible people learn to Use 'an.
guuge correctly. Love is al emo.
ton Of tho heart: founded upon re-
spect, esteem, admiration and de-
votion. To bc freq is to DC exempt
from aubjection to the will Of enc
or many, says Webster. | vvo-
pose to stand upon this iiue and
fight it out, rcscuiuS tho pure
words from tic base prostitution,
aad showing that ou!y 20 the cor
rnpt csu corruption be ma,!c out
OF those resolutions" Aud H@sin:
''F'i:St, the =" which makes the
rendering OF marital ri2 his and
compulsory maternity on the Fart
of the women, in the absence Of
love and congen;aii,v. Of ke:.i;h
ard fitness, obligatory, is g deadly
,c@poli<m; and 80 woman tniS
sahi iu:atri c:sH Da pure in soul ,.n,i
body. Every woman who is de-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15
tIastardIv destruction Of both our

dastardlv destruction Of both our
children, and died in q mad-house.
Could | have found yoa then |
would have given you no chance
for your life bat brave a. yea al
ways pretended to be, and cowa' d
as you are, YOU dreaded and clu-
ded me. Yet | knew that We
would aome day meet: "nd | reg
iStered VOW that when We did |
would make you \ sacrifice 10
your own inftTua! art. 70: YEATS
! trained mv.ol' to become uaer-
ringIy expert with the pistol, SID
nv success *ss perfect. Then,
even while I hunted tor You, COW
ARD, blindness csme s?ou as, like
smother wrong tron your hand.
Ius,esd Of sbaudoriuy ny pur-
pose, took ,ny oath Of Fcrgeauce
auew and resolved to make hear
ivg take the place OF sight. Again
| WAS successful. | !carueI 10
take sim with ear Instead Of eye.
Whsn | heard you answcr 'reaAy.'
Il mom"at 40. | know Ss we'll
where - poiut my pistol as taough
| could Sue YOU. HcSi:cs couIi
hear you breathing. YOU tbcNsbt
to make sure OF Your sio. hy dc
lay, aud ovcrrc"cheG yourself"
Dur!u3 tbs curious address. which
WAS delivered With cool, pitiless
dclibccaticn, characterized BY no
moro passion than that OF cou-
tosrptucus E".rcI, tAo waj"r':; "a
bored breathing became shorter
and shorter, Until 1T list be tcII
buck, aud all vas still. dead, "
whispered the &1oGscr, rs t@kiug
h;s seconds arm: LIE tu:aej, a"H
w*lked leisurctj' o:f the field.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15

p'o"able era inauguratcd is not in
possible ; but it must be said, in
simple justice 10 them. that the
influential citizens are coausclliny
quiet acquicscence in everything
done by the military authorities
Correspondence y. 7. Hcro!d
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15

i>IcuxSr MyN. Tho honor "f be-
lag tho richest u..;n i. 10 tn;;oG
States Las between VIM. B. A>to:,
Cornelius Vanderbilt: and \. I.
Stewart. Il"b>,h!y neither o!
these gentlemen can tell within
&l0,G Coo " .iHt irc is worth. and
there is nct supposed to b> so
much difference between i:;"m.
2|:j. .HUj;. i:tjG j. I. mc;ilHN c-;i'a;,:c
OF ;hc wealth q c;:::pr :. '%c
:;!rcr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15

C"' way ahOHt !L. IL - HtHlCelt
rational! to suppose that whl:s
, men would have DESTROYED 1t when
they were fully aware that they
! would Lave to furnish the money
! 20 rebuild it. All the taxes paid
by the negroes Of Laurens county
! in a year could pot haze purchased
:l!o nails with which to insten tie
plAnks together.
40 CONFIDENCE ~ THE ACTNo.i-
II IaurcEs county | heSr the
same comrIs;.t I haze heard in
Ncwborry coUnty--namoiy, aA ut
ter wait Of confidence in the ofii-
cials placed over the people by the
Governor or by the votes ct the
negro. They run the machinery
Of tic government in the interests
oG Tie blacks, and the whites-who
nHn all the prnpcrty-Are only
Thought Of in connection W.th lAo
taxes. Governor Scott is h"id III
supreme contempt ty' the whites
everywhere. lie is charged with
dup!icity and double dealing, with
saying one thing 90 the whites and
the exact opposite to t:sc FIackS,
while he does everything to salts
ty his political party.
GOVERNOR $roTTs NaGADMsN.s-
TRATlNN.
| 90 not pretend to sav that il
al the disturbances which have
takeA place the whites have been
wholly bIameIoss. Uodou5tsaiy,
lhe,' have done some things wuica
they ought act 70 havs done. But
some allowance must be maio Eo:'
human nature. Men are likely TO
become exaspcratci whom tho;r
barns, horses, stab!os, &c, s!'e
burned ID Ito ground, and ai.9r
they have succeeded III getting
the criminals convicted sro tie
Governor t!rH them loose. ! A&Ee
couve:scd with aOnc OF The mnst
respectable citizens Of >;c~tr-ry
and !-aurcns couHtic4--I!e@ " tom
10 doubt would be equivalent 10
pronOuDcins the entire Southern
people liars ana scou"dru!s-anH
IN II! cusce the sumo complaint
La6 been made. The laws ot the
State are bad enough, they Say,
but I..3 them be fairIy enio"cvd
snG there will bc no ku kirx.
They declare it TO b. q notorious
Fact t;Iat any negro S'ho possesses
political influence can cOmmi;
c"imc with impunity'. Ii cv""
t.:cii' offence is SO utrUrinuS t!at
t4> negro in1irs @rc compelled +"
coMv!vl, GUrcrnGr Sro!t stands
ready with s par,!oH 70 SCI them
free. just p"t"ious to the last
election o. way Of iI!ustra!ioni.
several nv;5"1es IN ,Newbcrry cou''-
f,..var.. ,..I3;,ir.n.l oT r;oti.,,r Tn,v
,.,rn s.nt.nrrI +, ;I,. i,rritr;,;;n.
,.,. # so ho,,,,sn...l il,A iary
,::..n ;n;Incutial in noIitirs End
,hcv v,.,, trr.nI icosc
,.,... c,,.,..,.:,,,,y.
''''
IaS ;G&2,'leE III Inc lSetT nave
i:a::1S" &'iH Say "He''!c' .nero -
"l'N community ~ INC " e:'F'n
states WHICH world nave rvSISte"
the temptation TO take TIC X" IN
TO their own haAdS. 20" %lii near
great Gcat %ho''V what TIC prs
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15

NEwnERRY, 5. e., Oct. =: 1871.
Nv Investigations into the con-
di;ion Of affairs III l.aurcns Ccun-
y have failed to discover any op-
position to the laws, either State
CT United States. [ have aSccr-
tanned, however, tat rot single
ku i<lux raid ha, ever been made
in the county, the radicals them
selves admitting this fact.
no KU KLUX IN LACRENs COUNTY.
AS showing how exaggerated
and often utterly false have been
the reports published in the radi-
cal press Of the outrsycS Commit
ted upon negroes, | have only 20
mention that, excepting i'll an cler-
ton riot last year, there las net
been a negro killed by white
man in Laurens since the var end
ed. There have been several cases
Of whipping, but in every case the
victim bad been guilty oi' some Of
fence against the laws, and for
which be had hot been punished
BY the proper authorities. OF
course mob law cannot hc justified
under any circumstances, but !
mention the cause solely for the
purpose Of showing that politics
had nothing whatever &c DO with
the troubles.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15

O wives and mothers be wise
before it il t0o late! Live 80 ~
10 enjoy every day Of yonr life.
'Eca years hence, O: even tomor-
rcw. you may die. Live SO tb"t
yoEr presence viii g!usi''cn the
lives of your dear ones, more than
anything yonr hands can win for
theta.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15
South Carolina.

FURTHER REPORTS FROM THE HER
AID COMMISSIONER N SOU1 Il
CARoLlNA--CUND ur AZ
FAIRS N i.AERENs COLNTI-AB-
SULUTELY NO KU KLTX THERE
-pA$T oUTRAGEs AND PRESENT
APPREHENSION.
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Free Delivery.
F;'zk's Metallic Burial Cases Cases

TIE SUBSCRIBER has constantly 0.
hand 4 !ul!asSorimcnt OF .ic above approved
cases, Q: different patterns, besides coiiin-
OF lis own make, ali OF which re is p"cparr'!
10 furnish 1T vcr: reasonable rates, VIA
promp,ncs< an': despatch.
Persons dcsi:cuS Of having cases sent hy
railroad will have them sent free O: charge.
4 iiearsc is always on hand and vii! be
furnished at the rate Of *lp per dav.
Thankful for past patronage, tho sub
Scribrr respectfully asks for 4 continuation
OF the sane, and assures Tic public that
no effort Oh his par; will be spared t. render
the utmost satisfaction.
4. {. CHAPMAN
Ncwbcrry S. c., JU.y 81.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

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81 for each subsequent insertion. Double
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Special notices IN local column 20 c"r:s
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15

4 tv2rsccnaeHt faith, a cheerful
trust, tsras tho dark kucss Of night
into & pillar Of FIRE, and the cloud
By jGy into e perpetual glory.
TL9y wlO thus usarrh on arc rc-
tccSAcd even i'll tho w;idoruess,
all bear streams Of g!adness trick
ling among the rocks.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15

b. aot s;insy OF kind words and
pleasing acts, ior such are fragrant
gifts, whose perfume vii! giad'!c"
Tie heart and swcctcn the l;fe Of
al! who hear or receive them.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15
How 10 Get Plenty OF Fresh
Eggs.


IL i t"hG communication to the
germantown lcIeGraNh. upon the
SUBJECT OF poultry, -Ar. 4. Dwight,
o. huHsoH: A!GA'S%n, considers
'ne q"eS:'ons' Iio" 10 %e' ptenly
OF S"oo naT0se'' ''t,a cSSS Win
!''''e '7'"o'S' ""1 '"'hAS II '"'''
Is an! an! 'ecreS !" II nS mas "'ScoI'
vEeu :. Il: @Nu l'"aeS S"T same P'''-
Iic !of inc os"cHV ol MI 'I'eres'eo'
ne says:
VTce' curry years S%p' ""S
.FoUo':o luSl Us "'E ne'S"'"t 80"
s' l le1 NY mems s''"u';; Oh corr,
'uu sot or &c" essSs' re''S""e''
upou 'he nlI'''s' S",' N|'l'Po"e" !"
'n,nA 'naI 'ns Sot'''is:'sn' parts ''
'n'i" "'.u .oe n''c "' e$Ss were
!oeeh "''Ac' no" :,, ~ ''s'S >o''s oee''
Hno"n 20 '1'th'Nen .na' "ns"'
l 49,, L
oosV u Any ieeo ~ 'l'"Ac " 60"
give 'n'Ik why u0' 'H''i 'Ae peSt
- ',"So na ,.;raa n.nS ,i, "S 49, ,,3 3''r, nn
uT 'uu '''; 49, n." , ",',o "''o "e
.,""U's' % .:u>.. 't +: :.''' '.9
.I:e 's,O 10 ~ 'I''N ''0I"~ ~ i''' "
- "'"" WI ",'s ~ '''''''','''' u,
l" 'ne a"sn'"@ l "e' up WIN W.T.
s'f ":'"' Ap"t G"'':'" Oh 'ne '!'A-
tu:c IL . I"SSs LA paa' ,aN''S
pm'n' 10 aa,S w IL F"I"eE ory' lhonS"
al ''A'nP' HIS : SeI RI Il warm
sunny s2o'' SCUM Oh 'ne'r Sn'"'
dout seen to tancy it like corn.
and start eli oo = short hunt for
something better, hutal"ays COM
ing srouud III = short time tor q
lew more from The dish OF bran.
There Is little time d"rlnS the
whole daY oat what one OF more
are standing by the pan, and like
"'.I ~ NV, ~, ." n, .,s,i > 80 ,;v for th.m
Just rs much as they VIII consume
during tue day: At night, just
before taey repair t" the f"oS',
usually thro~ them about II pint
o. shoIieu com, well scattered, so
'n"l csSA one c$a SCI i ieW NeF"'
e''. Il your hcaS CO" l'r;'Nc /"
'aI lniS icca III iiSS'. Sffihh'e Z III,
nc L"T's'' '"'"' Oh :op' / "ou'u
liAc s!l w AO cotl! :'Is.il 'i hoL S'I-
ting eggs to try my plan, and l
think they will nerr: be sorry.'
,r wv, l,,,--. 77nn
na 'uoo IN Nn'H-'.r c T: No..
y".aes ~ nto"hS' "'''tnS iE""' ,e''
lS''' Cnt"1' % ''g '>G" i'.h 1 a. l'
press OF 'h' great ",'"" '''Feac! re,
ported = t|'5t"'H. says: AL
,rFp'' - o'''''>' '."P "
ing Gown acre !" RUG: Slfa", oai!-
800, mi'ie;t. s"FIhum ana oInef
crops, &c. iAc Grand CanaI has
broken ;E"5S aha Is pouring IN inc
yellow River, ii not the Yang IZe.
llowS"S. @2d and st"a"-ba!it, are
tambling down hy the thousands.
y hole Villages are swept away
and all tEo lnLaGttan;S drowned
the dissertation Of tie typhoon l.
witnessed in Janam is but Il trif4
in compurisou with this universal
misery. TAo.i>auis will slarvc to
I,...h ;hn ,.rr,:u,, winirr''
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15

baltimore claims tic !r"" H'0-
m:;%, Eat she's weekly, and Two
i ,!l@:s :. year il, a!vauec.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-11-15

"Music rs tender as the les! at
an !!:;:.n;." is iEc expression ot :.n
Enr::;Si. *n;t:l!,;ast.
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AZ ELECTION RIOT.


Ihe e;rr'!o" rioi l"s1 r"F WAS
FTi''I'eo ~ s''' '!'Io , ~ w. ;t -: :.
a;": :H': o"' '''' - '':'N ', ''."," ~
\ Iarea body Of negro militi;., Of
.cvcl by, iIc.rocs, hat been Sta
toned il LaurcAsviIlc f.: some
time and had carried on things
pretty much their o~:n way, %
The great transportation Of thr
whites. ! house occupied i'z' them
had been converted into 3 kind Of
fort, with loopholcs, &c. On the
day Of tho election one OF the State
constal ..cs-a white m:;n--got into
Z Tow with one Of tic citizens and
= finht cnsucG between tI.crl. the
row attracted ru,ucrors Dnrscrs t.
,},e sDoL and quite = crow; bad
rothrr,ti "rouud ihc combatRlt;s.
when. suddenly the ncrro militia
rushed into their i,nnrOviScd fort
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Ioa r*n gain knowledge |E
reading but YOU mmst sri%r;'!e g"
chsi: !:.cm lhc wheat by thinking.
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Sweeping reforms have been
adopted by ti.c 1"p;s""sr Govern
ment. Ut one fell sweep, they
have uhoIish+d the Order Of the
D~imins, reducing them to the
level Of the c"mm"H people: and
coriiGcating heir territorial pos
Srssiou:. fl2rr%l;": there will be
no arislc""ary or religion except
:hrau:.E: tho E:i:ia';".