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Middletown transcript., 1872-05-25
SUPERB PREMIUM ENGRAVING.

Every pcrson getting up club Of five a, 81 Sc
each, or eight at 81 so each, will be cnti,led to
an extra copy of the Magazine for 1872, and also
TO n copy ofihe superb rarlor mcszo,nt tsivc ~
inches by Is, }, Five Times unc To-Day"
which, at a store, would cos, four dollars. Spec
linens sent, gratis, to those wishing to get up
Clubs. Address.
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
No. BOG Chcs,nu, Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Oct 2s--if
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Peach Trees and Asparagus Plants
FOR SALE.

e iecsions, aud will be ready for delivery 10 the
al; Of 10 Tho bud this Spring, n wanted.
Also, 200. 900 Asparagus Plants, embracing
Coaoves C0llossal 1npefial 0feeu, and 0iani,
ssn1y ~ delivery thie epsing:
Jewnsend, Jan. -, ie5s-sf
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wILTBERoEU's
F'lavoring Extracts
are warranted equal to any made They are pre-
pared from the .Jruits, and will be found ,auel
better than many Of the Extracts that are sold
An your Groor or Druag'a for Winberger'. !.
EJtracfs.
DARLOH's INDIGO BLUE
Is, without doubt the hes, article IN the markc,
TO. bluing CLOTHES. !, will color more water than
four ,i,,cs the same weight OF indigo, and much
more than any other wash blue in the market,
the only genuine Is that put up Mt ALrnEp WILT.
nrmGEa's Dnro sroRs. No. 233 North Second 81.
Philadelphia, Pa. The labels have both Will.
bcrgcr's and Earlows name on them, all Other,
arr eoanis.,ef. For ~le by most groeers and
druggists.
WiLTBERGERS iNDELIBLE INK will be
found on trial 10 be superior article. Always
on hand. and for sale al reasonable prices Pure
Grund Spices, Genuine Medicines, Chamois Skins
Sponpes, Tapioca, Pearl, Sago, and all articles
in the drug line, at
ALFRED VIII TIER @ Err s DRCC STORE
No. 23a North Srond 81. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
July Q, ls7i--iy
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We are glad to witness the prompt
ness with which numerous citizens
Of this place have responded to the
call to put down side walks along
the front Of their property facing
Main, Lee and Pocahontas streets,
and we are sorry that there is a dis
positionyor theRpart Of some to hold
back and refuse to obey the ordi.
nance of the, Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen, and we would say to this
class of citizens that our town au-
thorities are men of too much firm
ness ssdgood sense to back down
from Any ordinance 90 we'll founded
ina publia necessity al to failtoe en-
force the ordinance upon this subject
and an good citizens win obey thu
requirement we hope, without hest,
fancy. Wears pleased ! see thai
Mr.. I. J. Hunter and Mr.. J. 6. Hall
~, have laid down Handsome plank
walks on Pocahontas street, in from
oftheir property, but the palm be
longs to- tie property holders %
North Main street, being Or, Johl
Wright I'D, Hightower, Willis Q
Hunter and others, in having lai'
down a handsome walk Of tout
planks instead Of three asrequired b!
the ordinance. We hope soon'to se
the entire streets named, orname,te'
and made more useful, by good sub
stantial plank walks.
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Proceedings Of . Meeting Of the
Commissioners Of the Mississippi
River and Sardis n. Il. COMPANY.

HE'LL IN sARpis vRIDAr, NAT EARN, lS72.ead
gprcsent--W. ". Howe. Thomas Burns, A,
hemingway IA j. " Simmons. NsHF9
On moiisu ofMr. j. r, Simmons, Mr.. A..
Hemingway VIA temporarily cslled Il the
cbsir And Ar. Howe Was II duo stcJ 10 ..ct as
secretary. ate- gili i2'
n. NJ %.i. rd,a' j. @ I permanent man president csrri, /
MI. Burns nominated Judge J. r. Simmons.
Ballot being rad, Judle Himmofs received
. majority Of all The vote cast, and was de-
~ Heaiprwsy moved that the Board pro-
urer. Carried. ls aaf yt1
M. Hmm w. n, pom,p.t led rhos. rsurna \
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Cutlery.

The great outcry against poijonous hair
dyes, which is now going the rounds Of the
press, falls powerless before louisiana Creole
Hair Restorer. The combinationf ID ::perfsctly
innocuous, and may be used with perfect safe
ty. II is not o dye OF all, but more . natural
~restorer, acting not by force but by means
purely such as nature has provided. It strikes
at the bulbs Of the hair, giving them strength
and vitality. Read the evidence ,H Jlou
BozrSA, Texas, Aug. is, 1869.
Messus. Aan.fed 4 Higbee:
.GESrLRMAN-After a reluctant trial of your
Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer, am con-
strained to admit that It has made me twenty
years younger. will not use . dye, and was
firmly convinced that gray hair could not be
cured, but | find myself satisfied that the 3D.
ditional nourishment supplied to the roots Of
the hair " Loasiana Creole Hair Rtstsrer has
caused II to ETo out daIk brown, which 10 is
natural color I certainly shall recommend
this preparation whenever occasion presents.
Yours truly, fcsa,F. G.tBROWN, Planter.
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ssssnl q cur asirsus hsviax =
esadJ s-llei ~ sslsbtstel Insults
tioa Il iedisaspslz. I'D. kso.u .
d. Alisas suFrizl isssisis. -.
the Fs'p,ss u rvusivisx nsits
ifssiasnt, ed having ssfriosl 0p
e%Fs'ions performed. and By he per.
mississ u u ess parties. ed BY thsli
fcqusss, We give our readers cone
idss d the great imporiabes thi. 10.
s'ltatlon ranks In the medical world
The buildings cover one entire
block. add cost Ossf half a million
dollars; the surgical instrument.
alos'e cost over two hundred thous.
and dollars, and there is in constant
attendance from three hundred 10
Eve hundred patients.
Inc faculty " cVnposed 0t q large
corps Of the finest surgeons aud ply
s'cisns In the United States, among
them 2 the PRECEDENT, II. n. Allen,
NJ. d., W. 7. johnson, NJ. D., A.
@. j. Hanna, NJ. d., and W. Black.
stone, NJ. d., who have a national
reputation.
MIR. Andrew johnson, one Of our
to%wnsmen, carried his daughter to this
institution and had an operation
performed on her in Strengthening
= curvature in the spine, ard he says
that a cure has been performed. Mr..
8. IL. Butler is also at this place,
undergoing treatment for a paraly-
sis, and he reports his rapid cure.
Mrs. L. L. Nelson and daughter are
also both under treatment at this
place for the same disease, and Mrs.
Nelson is reported to be rapidly re.
covering. Mr.. Nick Lowe, also, was
a patient in this institution, and be
has returned home fully cured.
The cure Of paralysis, crooked
limbs, spinal diseases, blindness, and
in fact all branches Of surgical treat
mept for diseases are guaranteed,
and no money charged unless a cure
effected, and this guarantee
extends over a period Ct twelve
months from the time of the dis
of the patient from the insti>
This school is no more or
less than a college of first class
surgeons and physicians for the all
|eviation Of human suffering, where
al persons can be treated, and if
The patient is too poor to pay for
his sufferings are allevia-
ted without price, All persons
suffering from chronic diseases
call on the above citizens Of
bur town for further reference con-
corning this Institution. asib n
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Bronze, CMsralum.

puitJ the atmosphere, should be
Tho ssfchrord at this season Of the
yess, and proper -preparasscns- for
successfully accomplishing that end
hould b obtained regardless Of
cot, IN the above named article,
hkh q PREPARED BY Messr,. Tlden
TO- druggists, Of New York, We
iavs au article free from the ob;ec,
lions to the use of other disinfec.
A.tsiit being lsspressnt - having
y odor Of its own, entirely harms
As, and can be applied with entire
|sfsty under al circumstances. The
|ysat Of Tilden b Co., w. r.. Ben
|stt, isi0 ne citY, and has informed
b that the public can 60 to ]. B.
drug store, No. 2s1 Main
NJ, snd procure . bottle for the
mall sum of fifty cents, and with il
Peodorize and disinfsct your prem.
|es.--M Memphis Ledger. II slo y
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n eWH4Aa NNAHN4 NM tMNfft-NMfH4
We beg leave to call the attention
Of our readers to. the card of Messrs.
Farris 4 Woodbridge, 212 Adams
direct, Memphis, dealers ID lumber,
doors, blinds, sash. etc, ~ be found
in another column. Mr.. VIM. Far
ris was formerly conn ected with the
Enterprise Wdrts; Of that lcityj snd
) known to all the citizens Of the
county as ods u the belt and most
reliable lumber dealers in the city,
Ian orders entrusted to their care
will be promptly and satisfactorily
filed,
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ARE YOU COMA WEsTi.

II so, take our advice, and purchas. you,
tickets over the old reliable and popular Wis
souri, Pacific Railroad, which "a positively the
only line that runs three daily express trains
from St. Louis to Kansas City and the West
and Is positively the only line which runs Pull
mans Palace Sleepers and day coaches (esps.
cislly for movers equipped with Aiilers safety
platform and the patent steam brake, from 81
Louis to Kansas City, Fort scott, Parsons, Law
renee, Leavenworth, Atchison, St. Joseph, Nc
braska City, Council Bluff and Omaha with
out changed For information in regard Y
time tables, rates, etc, 70 any point In Mis-
souri,, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas o
California, call upon or address J. +. THosr
SON, Agent, Missouri Pacific Railroad, Chat
tanooga, Tenn, or Atlanta, Ga; or n. A
FoRD, Gen'l Passenger Agent, 81. Louis, No.
No trouble to answer questions. az
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Brick ron SALE.


Fl i39.ovy
M burnt, hand made brick ready
ts dsIisery BY Blann a MeHeury :,
~ plAesbb - ui e e&
They Will keep on hand, through
fsssuhsr, : sutply equal to the
lots ssouus, and guarantee TIM
stissction on all orders cent them.
N NcHenry Il an experienced
workman aud we'll prepared to make
mt Class work In his line.
Fer terms by the thousand, or by
he Kiln, address Blaun 4 Mchenry,
Esrdis Mis-.
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tsfssas4 Hs ssg isf
y A. Eag y IA h4t
hass nat sesa ss ealema 10 N.
sfAa f1f aims llaas. Aaefossas ghsl
year frsder would hks T. sslssons
t'ist hes Zen Suggested b. event.
tFsaspifiaE afuaad bs. / owe u ~
their benefit, hoping 700 wil salI
Their aitention 70 ard request en-
aaswsf ef soluiios 81 Il IN ihs ber
Issue
am composed o. lhiriy.two lst
tiers.
Ny 4, 2, 10, Is, q. 80 ssa m.
Egyptian monarch rho forced The
lsfaelite- b. build the pyramids.
Ny Is, ~, 5 wss he second viii.
u the kingof Beotia, who persuaded
the women 10 pafch tie seed corn.
unknown TO their husbands, which
brought q famine.
My n, :, II, 20, II, 2, 20. 20. 80
WAS one Of the chieftians of the
Lapithe, who was chained 10 an en-.
chanted rock In hell for attempting
to kidnap the wife Of Pluto.
My II, 8, 1, 81, IS was . cele>
brated astronomer Of Athens, known
IS the discoverer Of the Lunar
My "a, IL, 10, IA, IS, 2s was a
faithful friend to whom Ulysses con-
signed the charge OF his domestic
affairs when he went to the Trojan
war.
My Is, 10, 7, 16 is an abbreyia.
lion of the Christian name of one of
the purcst men now living.
My whole is an occurrence which
recently took place in Sard,s, and
is troubling the people of the
surrounding country to decide as to
whether it was o " sublime or riidicu-
'ous event." Answer next week.
Respectfully, AJAX.
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Missing Flies.

We have been kindly furnished
with the missing files Of the Goth of
April, while, We are still wanting
three copies Of the 9Th Of April last
to complete our files, and any OF our
readers who will furnish these num-
bers will receive our most hearty
thanks. sss
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Sardis Is /. lovely little town, and
there il 40 many pretty ladies' here
IS can be found in any. town Of it,
sixs IN the Etate. But unfortunately,
We have q very sorry lot Of young
men, and such things A picSnics,
fishing parties, ETC., never hsppen 10
or near Sardis.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Duncan Mclean, the owner Of
the "Bay Hsrse" Saloon, corner Of
Monroe and Second streets, Mem
'phis, won the Aplendid punch bowl
and set, voted d a church fair in
that city to the nostpopular and up,
right saloon-keepe in the city. His
place Of business is ,n same street of
the Peabody Hotel. \
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/. Attachment Notice.
W. R. Moore, surviving partner ste, vs. R. p.
ssaia liz % Smelling. I'D sa aairs IA ri

W.R. Moore, surviving partner ste., vs. X. p.
nsaia liz % Smelling. Bd sa aairs IA ri
In the Justices Court Beat No. I. 5su
9 Il appearing to the Court upon affidavit
filed, that said defendant is indebted to the
plaintiff in the sum Of one hundred and fifty
dollars due by note; and further that the said
defendant is . nonresident of the State Of Mis-
sissippi, and that after diligent inquiry his
present residence and postofice cannot be as
certained: Notice is hereby given to the said
defendant, r. P. Smelling, TO be and appear be-
fore the undersigned, q Justice Of the Peace in
and for the State and county aforesaid, in the
town ofSardis, in said county, on Saturday, the
22d Of June next To- plead to the said attach
ment, or Judgment will be entered against
him, and the property attached will be sold to
satisfy said debt and costs.
1t 10 further ordered thst this notice b.; pub
lished injths pASeLA 6rAK for hye consecutive
weeks.
| ~ Witness my hand and seal this
L.A 13th day, OF May, 1872,
-@9D VAC. DtvALL,J. P.
ma18-5w
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A m~ailroute has been opened be-
tween Oxford and Pamela, with reg
ular mail twice a week. Our Springs
field friends must send in their
names as subscribers to the STAR, as
they can no longer delay this i'm.
portant matter upod the ground OF
! want Of q regular mail, as hereto
fore has been the reason Of our not
having a very large list Of subscri-
bers. 9ae h asa w
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There sill be preaching at Nc
Iver's church on the second Sunday
apd Saturday before, in June, the
Rev. e. W. 2 Henderson officiating.
All members are requested to be in
attendance. adj N
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HfnpsAsd lIss1shaf Cesssnilss
whlsa pras Il ~ s,ei rsasb d.
shs usial ssssA sc i<bsv aa
Esnnoaa, masking plsifsfmss sd rsk
iaE Csla Esussally sb.ut s0ln.
Imaginary rights ~ shish they ihiuI
hey ere entitled sad h.vsnt CT
ss wonder Why The poor, 5own
tFeddsn, bsprssksd Husbands 4
nd have . Tfaad nssionsl eouvsa.
'isu md 10y Asb asold platform or
the right. % vbieh a>y a.. entitled
and u which they have been wrong.
faIly deprived. end resolve upon
that platform, 4" united We stand.
divided We fall" give me liberty
or give me death r.
We know II l. altogether lmprso-
tleable to have such q convention.
composed, Is national conventions
always are, Of delegates from pri.
mary conventions held nearer home.
The poor fellows would not dare be
found IN any such CONVENTION held
near enough for their loving ,pouses
to attend, for the simple reason tina.
said spouses would be too certain to
take an actiue part in the delibea,
tons of that body, aud "broom.
sticks would be sure to win. So
the only feasible plan is to have a
grand mass meeting. But what
building in the United States would
be sufficient to hold that army of
sufferers, or what city could enter
tain them? Werkncw Of none, and
therefore some other plan will have
to be devised. b
} Wehave thought the matter over,
and the only plan which seems at all
practicable lis that q meeting be
TO assemble someShere away
Oft in the 'vast plains Of Utah-that
paradise of married men-and that
each man be notified to take with
him enough rations to last during
the session. But here another diff
Guilty presents itself. There is not
thst poor, w~oe>begone ffater-
nifty who y willing to incur The risk
Of calling sucha meeting, for he
knows full wen that he would pay
for his rashnssa, and il
g mournful number" bswail he
untimely fats. III
But, through sympathy Cor the
oppressed of our sex, " win come
to their rescue. We srssnons Of
your henpeeksd sort, and nsveraex.
pet to De, and we viii call that
meeting who's afraid y, if ten poor
husbands from each State will re-
quest us 20 to do; and we promise
hat all communications On the sub
iect shall be strictly confidential.
make this known in advance,
or we know if we do not, for
reasons not necessary to mention,
We would not receive a single re-
quest.
Weshope none Of our fair friends
will suppose we intend to intimate
hat there are any husbands here>
bouts who belongsto this pnfortu-
class. sOh, not We have too
much respect for-ior our head to
wen hiat-st-any sseh- thing.
Ire speaking Of people, in other
,arts Of the country, Of course.
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BUCKS BRlLLI.1sT,

which 3 ~ king u I'll the stores. Il bakes
biscuit Aad bsssd 70 niss tAatit viii make yosr
wife sing merry sings, ard you viii grow pleas.
ant apd IT 4 man told ne he other day
thAthe hsd bsi ohe objecdoh 10 n and that
Was this, whenh.s wife ga up IN he morning
he did sot hsvs time 70 turn over II The bed
bsfbrs sbs called him 70 breakfast. aS.Ef.
f17-tf Up. Ryan.
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captain I. D. Greenlaw leaves on
lOodsy ID visit Tyro spd otheri
NOT towns, withla Ane outfit tor
aklng photographs and other pic.
.S'es. He will be absent two OF
|'ufee months from our city.
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" CiICuS.
The entertainment had some very
Pmmerdable parts Upon the pro-
FAMINE, and were very good, while
Tiers were exceedingly Inferior.
ne balloon ascension was y novelty
many. The day was marked
|ith exceeding good order, except
) one unfortunate instance, in
|hich 1 worthy town official be-
me involved in a personal difficult
with a very psaeeables good citi-
h, growing. out Of mistaken inten>
ou and hasty action, without calm
bought. ani'ea a2.'o@
The great Crescent City Circus is,
liking everything into consideration,
. inferior, second class affair, but
, doubt accomplished the twopur-
sesafof which such things are car
I'd -on-ramused the crowd and 81
same time Melted the proprietor
mug little sym.
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~ NNtts fnfNtfNf = NHHNtHH
The circpf came on Monday last
npeyiopsly announced, and q large
zsvd wsAiaattendance to pay their
ss eaehtto the profit Of the tray
|hng sponge that sucks the wealth
- sosatry from II and leaves no
|sturn but an Indifferent hour Of
|Pert spd sptertainnsat 1 a AZ az
hsie issrsslly no worss curse 10
community than a travelling show,
they collect large sums Of money
em the citizens and carry it away
other communities without Civ
{ any consideration that ID benef-
Al to. the country ip return 4 Yet
Axstate 81 facts does not change
|hs result, for every one must 20 to
zoe circus, no matter what is the eff,
bet, aadifspns b alfool all ana, ddf
Y 81, together, and we, like the
Plance OF this class, had to 90 to
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.nsTCity Fatbersv are still going
lapldly sheaa with tke Improvement I

m
uCity Fatbersv are still going
[.p'd'y aheaa with the improvement
| .1e streets, and We propose to
1, 49, g. iidefatigaIls conSRsble,
4ge.Ie!a Williams, undsr whose
apeinssndShos the work i beip,
0n., in he shape of-whas would
y sive!-of-an Old discarded
Y ofcl6thes th.t i When sone
slvea US : new suit, - We poo,
1nsess never have but one suit, WI
s y ~ - s4s i Gle rsl
justice Duval's court was ii sss,
= On Tossday and Wednesday .r
-l
our Longtown friends should gel
large subscription Iist, a. we srt
sssrjfefort Al have their niai'
HEM Prsnp;ly Cd the day Q,
as1lunga....
~ COED citizens should suhsc,;h,
fAxoL4 srAK rod d. ali i
power 70 aid the publishsr Il
0g up q first class Journal.
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Gr0at mtAsuFe Only necesSdfy 70 give me IOchs
ton Of MI office. In . word I I'm able 10 give
perfect satisksction In every branch known to
the Dental .rrofesaion. A greatly reduced rates
Of charges. Full kts, uPperand lower, for $50,
a. hue work y ever done In this city, and
medium sized eold hIlinsh " So.s saxis
Ihave in ny o9aee ssw in successful opera
tion, one q the latest improved machines
Known 70 the world for producing NITROUS
OXIDE AND OXYGEN LAUGHING CAS-
The pure gss emitted from this machine will
transport - il wess, de patient 10 he dream
land while being robbed Of the Of Ading tooth,
without the alightest pain, and y perfectly
hxrnls1sf In ~ e6ectAt ri SjNi- gN0J AaT
"A. wEssON,
ma25. I'm t9 Z43 Main street.
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Dr.. A.. W. Z $50 N,
D0NTI0T,
243 Main Street, MEMP HIS. 8
nW sl(Cornerd Jefferson.)

In presenting my
claims for q contin.
uance Of patronage,
TO . people to whom
Lhsve 90 long been
known, (haung
sprecticcd otsr tTen-
vyears in this eoun-
ul,I deem itin 4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-09-13

MIR. BEECHER's NIEw.-Henry Ward
Beecher, in an article in the Christian I'm
ion, touches, as usual, the vital issue in the
present campaign. lie says: 1.-THE demo-
cratic pledge to let the constitutional amend
ments alone does not meet the case. The
danger of the colorcd people has been and
is, not oppression by law so much as op-
preston without law. Their legal status
as voters has long been practically estab-
lished we owe little more to the democra-
cy for voting that they will not interfere
with that, than for voting that secession
must not be attempted, or that gravitation
shall not be interiered with. What we do
want is practical guarantees that school
teachers of negroes shall not be driven a
way that black men shall not be whipped
and murdered that terrorism supported
by occasional violence shall not keep them
in virtual serfdom." After alluding TO the
fact, that violence against the negroes does
exist at the South, and the still more ugly
fact, that respectable people upheld it, he
adds: ave may be asked if we like inter-
ference on the part of Congress and the
President to repress outrages like those of
the Ku-Klux. Mono more than we like
bitter medi cine. But we would rather have
the medicine than the disease. Further,
in the event of Gen. Grants recollection, we
do not look for much such interference. II
the republican party triumphs, there will
be little need of it. The simple fact that
the government stands as the avowed
friend of the black man, aud his protector
if necessary, win itself be the best protec-
tom But should Mr.. Greeley bo elected,
we believe the result would be accepted
however contrary to his own wishes-by
the lower elements in the Southern white
population, as a signal of the ''freeing of
the white man." which to their mind
means inferiorty of the negro. The new
President would come into office with his
hands tied by his new party associations.
And the democratic nlne-tenths of that
party, though they may accept negro equal
ity as fact in the statute book, have any,
thing but zeal toward making it fact on
the sOiln