The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-05-30
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The senate did not pass the am
rcstv bill until Mr. Greeley lettei
acceptance was published.
The whole South endorses with
hearty warmth Mr.. Grcelcy's letter
o. acceptance.
Grreley's nomination has had the
effect of relieving several thousand
citizens from the disabilities inpOs
cd by the Fourteenth amendment.
4 Florida Jail not having had an
inmate IN four wears. tile commits
siouers have turned IL into a corn
crib.
IRE circulation of the New York
Tribune il i'll to have increased in
Alabama fifty per cent since the
Lorinati IN OF Mr.. Gseeley.
John Pro=swooI was hung at
Smithyirc, De Kalb county, on the
24th last, tie day Of his sentence.
lie matte n full confession of his
crime. An immScHse assemblagc
Witnessed the execution.
The Radicals met in Nashville
IstAlv, eRdo-. ed Grant, and instruct
I'd Delegates t. vote for his re-nOmi-
nation and 20 for Horace Maynard
for the Vice Presidency. They did
not put forward any candidate for
Governor
Nh. Henry IIeiss, q well known
Tpuuesscr journalist, says: i was
rcbrl soldier; they call me Bour-
h.n. I WAS born a Democrat, am
one today, aud always will be one
hut I shall vote for Greeley, no mat
t"r who the Democrats nominate, OF
whether they nominate aryb0iy.
says thu Jack son -U1jg and Tri-
Jaae: There may be tTo or three
--iu 10 event, more titan four news
rauers in this State, and not one o
them Of first standing Of influence
those hopeless bourbonism will leaC
them to STAY out in the cold, anC
support Grant, rather than Greeley
A drunken Yankee soldier wh'
hal struck a city policeman il
Opeiika, Ala, the other day, was NJ
rested and lodged IN the calaboose
Thirty armed Yankee cavalrymet
chen appeared, forced the door, AM
carried the soldier back to CAM
Mayor Dunbar, OF Opclilla, went t
the camp ahd told the coinmandiu
officer he must have the prisoner
lie was delivered, tried next morn
iu@, and fined 81 and costs.
The religions scrUples Of Judg
Moore, OF Roanoke, Va, preventc
liiaf from giving a man the halter o
S'iilay, hahgman's day. He re.
suns thus: Christ was cruciIied 0
d. Fai'iay, aud he is unwilling to brin
the blood Of criminal in jUXtapos
tiol with that OF our Saviour: an
haNs if he is on the bench a hun
d'rd Years, and sentences ten thou
sand criminals, he will never nam
Friday rs the day Of execution.
The Grst Scntcr meeting that VIZ
held in Tennessee was in Bolivar
Iidueman county, at which mectin
he was nominated candidate f.
Governor in advance OF any publ
demonstration elsewhere. The frs
Liberal meeting Of the Conserve
lives Of the State was held at th
INC place q few DAYS !, fl.c TIA
Cincinnati convention and dee
gates were appointed to that cor
Init y. The delegates were e.
t"ntcleratcs, two of whom bciongC
Il. .hy Fourth Tennessee iarantry.
There was much surprise at III
action OF the Cincinnati Convention
There was some disappointment
Ihe result, though prccipitated b
agencies that We can not commend
MAS Mt once an accident and pi2C
OF god fortune; for it has turnc
cut that the nomination Of Horat
Greeley possesses q heart-powC
a.HOr.r the people which could n,
possibly have been wrought b
brain work, however cunning an
yvell= considered. The people lo,
IIeracc Greeley: and they arc siel
cu2d of woodcn-headed and iroi
headed contrivanccs of government
They want a change. Horace Gre
Icy idgallzcs the kind OF change The
want, and they are rallyiug to Iii
spontaneously. All Of us see tn
Hud none OF us--with theleast ppa
tIGal sense or purpoSe--1n dIsr
gard it.