Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-08
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--9ar0BIFEatE9K EDTiC IS oscrsSveslinc.
VIII bce AargcdT}4set AIs1tra ~ W. I'll h.
highest Interests OF the Whole eoun tre
Bhe NA fielJiice betWpeh 7him and Con
grCsS was matter Of fact lie fhOuglit
he could re-organize these govern
f'rer1ts ssffeiy on 'TCnerdI principle,
CoasreSS thOpgheIass ,s1ssg7 s.s-s-.s
w ny Frank ,plug1lpGton went mp 20
WashpEwtQf and taikyl sopitifullS it
woqT kaV 9igJ1ff lkfrqqns bz-
z0s6c NJ ~scpfnion o. Frank Dnm1hg-
son NJ not ehahge,lk 9,ueh 4hen have
done ali the dunsase siiey- eculdLtlity
and the little CHAPS writing for the
newspapers, fHnMing around fCr oiifec.
II my eSPpf1toT fE3 Fsark purniug-
ION snjt good many others back
wheFe Aah ahad them tbsyfmilIa Il Malta
| Ippg unea ape!pEe-he, Kos!d sign their
panlQus, Such mep Keen Us stirred up
Iiafil n0tsurrt9t "a sc she E,rt.Sf,iefit hold
tipah ap! 9IfIbtrf 7sald il ycu won,d
net have boiievetlfnCy IsHoiTsTT Tao.rl
tslfs All 5aow7the policy OF England
| u isfo divide .Gad ,ca9GuC5 her enCriiiCS.
/ She Was tho Aicif6 or neither pam rin
our war. She datiFSa t6I2c2 6hrTia-
feat so Thai she might hohi these South
/ eSyii- fSStasseS ~ her ses ! gopg iYf'I Hepce
/ S3AaH Fctfeetd Iitrf4teI4. % First W.
/ tadhhe 4ScvcfdF JOlIhA6n trcaty, md
/ now we have the recent .aN ard ut &c
neva, and You will find tlat England
VIII march right Un ara pay hand
somely overpfil IS fsfvsSHs snd u half
millions.
7oAmnestte Why you ali Know Cen
eTal Grants amnesty policy. Read
his annual message. See how he re-
CARDS it. % -t'1- i.@
Upon the financial policy of the adj
minlStration We bear a good deal said.
During the last thirteen months of
President -JUlmSDn's administration
the debt had iHcleaSed fOrty-siX and -
hatf Millions. In 1867 it was growing
~ the rate of three millions per
month, requiring 100000 per
3nhum to pay the interest. Since Gen.
Grant became President, the debt has
been reduced three hundred and forty
eight millions, requiring now one hun
dred and three millions per annum to
pay' the interest You see he has paid
at the rate-of one hun 5red millions per
aunum ON the debt. At this rate iC
wilFbe extinguished in twenty years
by the actual rate in fifteen years.
Col. Landon G.. Haynes says we should
pay only twenty-five millions per an
nunl on the debt. This man Haynes.
is running for Congress in the Mem
phis district. He is great light In his
party lie talks of oppFessi0nl upon
the South by Grant. l wont take time
to 20 Ovtr ali, but Grant told Ice 10
seitd tiIeEhOFsesof the Confederate SCH
dieTs with them 20 enable them 10. cul-,
tfv;ite tlIeir crops Gen. Zee was 20
have been tried for treason. f1Gen.
Grant plead his Iaroie. Then we had
Gen. Grants report on the condition
of the South that report was de-
nQunced by Summer, Shurz made
counter report France is held up to
our admiration. Wig there are thrteor
four of her meu shot every morning
and the war has been over for year.
Has any body been put TO 0death by us
Anybody tried for treason ? l.. C.
HAYNES was the Confederate receiver
for East Ten neSsC e. n1n 1861 was cleo
ted to Congress, and HAYNES was re-
ceiyer; through his MARSHALL served
document on my wife, and under il my
property was seized and sophisticated
by said receiver. L was sold and
much Of it beyond my recovery. The
hOuSe was sold over the ihC; Gs of my
family. The beds were sold from under
them, the table, plates, khifes and
forks, theeradie, the little keepsakes
and presents We're even sod from tho.
children. l make no conf laint- ! at
tribute it alto war with its plRgues Of
pestilcncc and famine, and lust which
through alag -Ailvs- laea-thc triple
scOurgc OF mankind. II Haynes had
s,!g NslIdG haye beeu allowed
to come back and ike here peacefully
and to have rum for important Office IA
liz Ntottif --at stHA NAtlC tltte1tiNii
These are among the reasons why act
with the republican, party have seen
the country prosper UiIdar IT. Evils
which we used to fear have been avoid
ed by II. We have had no commercial
crash, no business acrisissiti GOld has
fallen from IjO 10 ll3 Look at the
prUSrtss' Of the country. Where ever
our flag floats, wherever yOnr banner
waves ii is respectedR AZ it never gas Le--
fore tie war When after the close OF
the war olfi Commodore FAragut was
i'm Europe h. was made the recipient
Of the highest honors as one OF the
great naval 1ofliceFsi of tho world, re-
ileGqng alCft The honor and glory Of our
country.
-sls. Hn6oh' spoke trdly uaea hc1salH,
g. 'yoH caaH0i alwlys De mad. 81 Let .p5 -4f5t
peace and Reconciliation. Let the FINE c....s
when every man eth it5fto the hl&It eGv alu
fcalessly and independently Gep0.9iAE yes1-,
Alr I ask IS Protection. ] have never askct
fOgaanstlGrzs nBaros 1Bn'tl alIis ens.a DUh't-
sneer,pt plr So dge1 gtsclQol, llQnt insu.s
OCT wiyes beciUscfieiF Iu. t5Eds can't aerec
about these-tkiaGs-- --.iel-. scars and
wounds Of the war viii dis. straS-
eY cs MT see iHtri 0fthen. now let yosr
cHlIrep aud H.iuc peq ana assosia'e upon
you credis fos believing 9El you said about
us. One thing more aeeded, than ought else,
is freedom orthousIt and speech. Supposea
nan comes nPand l4aakcs speech you
iortt like, goa need not believe him.. 1.-The
sh6uld say Tie inooifism made ~ green cheese.
lqI.'s set.the 1dozsi on ,biIa. DON'T hollow
cheese to his children as they 20 70 supper.
LIT him 20 dl0nz. Let'tts n0ari7h the great
tree OF liberty fo9Ehjsh 30 many have laid
iowp-theiT lives, the greg; tree which has
been wateered BY the blood ofso mari MAI
tyrS. ef, dB0H sIiul BIOS 1-F.
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