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HIT HIM WHILE HE'S DOWN
THE CLASSICAL O'CONOR sAVAGELY
ASSAILS THE Liberal CANDIDATE.
Greeley Is Held Responsible for hi
Had OF Woes Resulting from tho
War.

NEW YORK, October 9.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent says
that Charles O'Conor, In reply to letter ad-
dressed to him by James Lyons, the president
OF the Louisville Convention, inquirlng
whether he would give the assurance that he
would serve II elected, and If 1t was true that
he said that Greeley was a man OF ''tranacen-
dent ability" wrote the following letter:
NEW YORK, September 80.
Mu Dear Sir-IfI have said or written any.
thing differing Ia the slightest degree from
what is contained In my two puollshed com
muuicaliOns, one to the Louisville Conven-
lion and one to the committee, / possess no
power Of language which would enable me to
speak more plainly on any OF the subjects
therein treated OF. IT, may be r q as you 8uR-
gest, that people will not vote for any man
who will not announce, In public manner
that, II elected. he will serve them; If 80, they.
will never vote for me. should regard snoh
announcement as one mode of soliciting
not know, before I. said anything on the
that one OF the candidates is g man
OF traDscendent ability, they are ~singularly
slow of apprehension. The desolation OF
which they complain Is attributable to him.
The long and disastrous war that filled his
s'bloody chasm' with fratrlcidal slaughter,
and involved the whole country In debt and
decentralization, Is due to the ~"uneqnalled
energy" combined with the folly Of this one
exceedingly mischievous man. I regard the
possibility of his election with inexpresgible
aversion. If the ideas Of heather times pre-.
vailed, I would cheerfully surrender my posi-
ton q sacrifice on the altar Of that deity whose
controlling Of events might be populated,
and induced to save my country from impend-
ing evil. I do not write this letter for publ
With unchanged and interchangeable
friendship, respect and esteem,
remain, my dear sir, yours truly,
CHARLES O'CoNoR.
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LET Us DO WHAT RE CAN!
The Good of the State Demands that
Charleston Shall Shake or her Sullen-
ness"
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.

$500
There are certain duties which every citizen
owes the State In which he llves-to protect
her shores from Invasion, to dlscountena0ce
political upheaval, (unless 1t becomes a neces-
silly through oppression or progressive clVili-
zatlon,) and TO assist In the making and exc
cutlon of the laws. In sl countries and ages
these duties have been regarded, irrespective
o fcreed or party. How striking the examples
In English history. The Spanish armada
lowered around the cliffs of Albion, and the
Winds that scattered 1t drew the kingdom to
qether In one whirlWind for defence. King
James, after a long reign. could not overcome
popular prejudice, and fell at the end OF the
last great revolution that afflicted England
See the sp~ontaneity In the passage OF tne
.sThree Years. BILL" where an English Parlia-
ment voted itself out OF existence.
The same class of duties bear upon the
people of Charleston. Nationally We are
threatened with unseen but portentous dang.
ers. The country cries for aid, and we must
abandon local policy In order 10 use our cleo
toraI influence. We must dlscouotenance Re-
publican and Democratic radicalism. We
must sacrifice feeling for the good of the
State
Our people have been too recluse since the
new era. They should have entered Into the
political arena with the same spirit that marks
the Democratic party In the North. There, re-
gardless of what defeat overtakes them In the
struggle, the remnants cling together and live
In hope of recruits from the rising generation.
Here, before the war, we had no distinction
of party. There was no grand Idea to organ
lie us. We were as one family pursuing points
In rivalry; but there was no enmity. There
must be hostility to infame us Into healthy
political acticn.
The good of the State demands that Charles
ton should shake off the aullenness that has
bent her brows during unpromlsing cam
paigns. What general would be trusted by
the Stale should he lalter 10 personal sacrifice
and decline a contest that promises inevitable
defeat, If the safe withdrawal of an army de-
pended upon his engagement? Let us play
the Spartan and cast our pride beneath the
feet of the barbarian, that the State may gain
precious time for the emulation OF its force.
The expectant eyes of all Conservatives are
upon us. Let US rather be foolish than obstI-
nate. Let us do all that we can do-relse the
banner which our former leaders have refused
to hold aloft, but which The NEW, guided by
the wishes Of the people, has Haunted In the
faces of the Bourbons. Vo1 PoPULI.
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OUR GEORGIA ~NEIGHBORS.

Cain Is elected senator from the Eighteenth
District, beating Snead by one hundred and
nlnety.six.
A falling tree, In DeKalb County, crushed
Mira. Samuel Corley aud her eldest child, who
were riding In o wagon. Mr.. Corley and
three younger children escaped unhurt.
In order 10 revenge themselves In q meas
ure for the overwhelming defeat on the I'd,
the Georgia Radicals are arrestlng election
managers in various portions of the State for
alleged violations Of the enforcement act.
the examination in every instance shows
that the charges are altogether frivolous. anu
nrefsrred merely for The purpose of annoying
fthose against whom they are made.
Regular trains, gay the Augusta papere, run
on The Port Royal Railroad from Beaufort to
Allendale. The Savannah bridge will be
fnished by December !.
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TIE I OAK At BISH0PVILLE.
A Moses Meeting-An Opposition Speak,
err Put Down-The Boilers Will rake
Their Revenge.
B%IsHoPy1LLE, October 6

BISH0PV1LLE, october &.
The repose of our u~ausally quiet village was
broken yesterday by a large and somewhat
bolsterons mass meeting of the dusky clans
of the vicinity. At an early hour Of the day
souads of dsrkeys we're to be seen making
their way towards the big Oak" which was
selected az The place OF the p0W-wow, not
wilhslandiDg a religious meeting was IN pro-
eress at the Presbyterian Church but a lew
hundred wards distant. The brass band Ia at.
tendance hesitated not TO perform In spirited
strains. even while the minister was pro-
CLAIMING the solemn word of God from the
sacred desk. Temporal! o mores
The meeting was gotlenu up entirely 10 the
interest of the Moses faction, whose under
sIranners we're sent mp from Sumter TO 10.
strnci the negroes how to vote at the ap.
nroach,ng election. The speaking was Kept
IN. win music at intervals, until a late hour
in the afternoon. Liquor was extensively
circulated, and at one time q serious disturb
ance seemed imminent. AT the close OF tne
lara sam Lee, who had arrived late In the
dav' undertook to address the crowd, advo-
eating the claims OF the Boilers; but the band,
acting under previous instructions no doubt,
strncE mn n lively air which drowned the voice
of the sneaker 30 that he could not be heard.
A little while after Lee made another at
tempt to speak, but was again compelled TO
desist, the excited crowd became 30 tnrou-
lent. The meeting was hastily gotten up al
The instance OF the Radical leaders OF the Mo-
ses wing in Sumter, and, 1t seems, without
the knowledge of the Boilers ~there-hence
the late arrival of Lee, who discovered their
plansin time to "put In an appearance" There
will be another mass meeting at the 'Blg
Osk"next Friday, the llth instant, when, as
announced by Lee, Judge Green and Tomlln-
son and other representatives OF me True
Republican" party will be present. If any
sneakers of the opposite faction be present a
lively time may be expected. SIGMA.
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COLUMBUS, OHIO, October $40 P. N.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, October 80 P. II.
One hundred and torty-seven towns, w
cities aud eleven wards complete give a Re
publican majority Of ssls, and the State Re.
publican committee claim q total majority OF
Is. 900 to Il 5000. The Democratic committee
concede between 10000 and $1,000. The Be-
publican committee also claim that they have
elected twelve congressman certainly, with
more than q fair probability of two additional.
This gives the Democrats seven congressman,
q gain of TWO In Hamilton County. The Demo-
Gratis, however, do not give up the Sixth and
Tenth Districts.
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TIE GENERA RESULT.
Receiving tho News In New York-Fhe
Excitement Amongst the Betting Men
and Politicians.

Receiving the News In New York-Fne
+. Excitement Amongst the Betting Men
and Politicians.
New YORK, October s-l2 N.
The special dispatches received In this city
indicate the majority for Hartranft at from
fifteen to twenty five thousand. The results
were awaited in this city with great interest.
In the evening, crowds assembled at the
political headquarters and hotels TO hear the
returns. As the dispatches came in, cheers
were given by the sdherents of the opposing
parties. The Fifth Avenue Hotel was thronged
with politicians, who received kilograms until
avery late hour.
The Tribune says: 1--WE have been cheated
out Of Pennsylvania. We have made great
gains in Ohio, but not enough 10 carry the
state, and have nothing discouraglng from
Indiana" -
some More Blue News from the West
WASHINGTON, October s-l2 N.
The special dispatches are dlscourasing to
the Liberals. Ohio has almost certainly, and
Indiana probably, gone against. The results
Of the Congressional gains aud losses are that
in Ohio (Hamilton County, the Liberals gain
two, and In Indiana Niblack and Voorhees, are
defeated. Little attention has been paid to
the Congressman.
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Q)bitnGrp.

Mary Emma Dunham, Aged 15.
In the glory Of Sae noontide
Did the angels come for Nay,
Soft tho rustic Of Their plumage
As they bore The child away;
And hound OF distant music
Seemed to fail upon the ear,
A., with her. they G eft the ether
or the pure and azure sphere !!
Speeding to the peaceful bowers
or the Paradise OF God,
Where nor sin, nor sorrow enters,
Banished every chsstentng 100.
low enhancing Is the vision
Ashley glide from star o. star;
TIL they see ths Band OF seraphs
Guard.n g thu Celestial Bal !
OuIck they open to admit chem
And The angels bear her stralghs
To the feet OF her Redeemer
Waiting at His Eden Gate;
Tenderly the Shepherd greets her
Folds her to HIS loving breast;
Then, with nolleless 100 steps, leads ner
Where His cao.en a1d their rest.
oh, how desolste the chamber
Whence the snliden's soul has noWn
But q plying fngel fingered
AS he heard The mothers moan;
whispering wcrd' OF hope and cheering
IN her ear ard TO her heart
~ repine not teDder woman
"With thy darling one TO part
uFrom His Throne the Saviour saw her
"Stauding 'inid her sisters fall;
s.And tehoidI1 g, 10 He lOveIi her.
land would have her perry near;
$50 he babe us lift the maiden
..FrOm the rlinled soil or Earth
sPlace her safely with the Vlrglus
I,nf tha nure and heaVpnly Dtrth
"Finding there her Martyr brother
s.Aud The little cherub sprlgh',.
"Who'e pure eyes Just 81 tnced at sorrow-
.'Cl0sed-to open on delight - -r
"7here her stiIrry eyes o g beaming
with q Joy they knew not here;
"And her gol en- locks are waited
.'Gently by Celestial Air
september 20, 1871 o.
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TEE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
They Arc Supported by tho Regular
lFrom the Columbia Union.l

The proposed amendments to the stateiCon'
stltullon, one restricting the power Of the
government In the contraction of debts, and
the other changing the time of holding the
State election from the third Wednesday in o.
tober to the first Tuesday after the first Mon
day In November, were proposed bya Repub-
llcan Legislature and approved substantially by
the Republican Convention, and 30 became q
part of the policy of the party. Circumstances,
however, seem to cali for another declaration
on the subject, and Hon. 3. B. Elliott, chair
man of the State central committee, reaf1rms
this purpose In q card to the public.
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STABBlNG ON TIE STUMP.

ST. LOUIS, October 9.
About three o'clock this morning, during q
heated political discussion between J. Milton
Turner, colored, United States minister to
Liberia, and Geo. W.. Medley, another promi-
nent colored man of this city, the latter
stabbed the former In the left breast, inflct-
ing q probably fatal wound. Turner was con-
veyed to his residence, and Medley was ar
rested.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, October 8.
Far the northwest and upper Mississippi
valley and thence over the upper lakes and
IN t6s lower Ohio valley, brisk northerly to
Westerly winds, and cold, clear or partly, clou-
DIV weather. On the Cult and South Atlantic
rs1,v clear weather. On the lower lakes part
" cIondy weather. with possibly occasional
rain. Over the Middle and Eastern States
winds veering to soutnerly and westerly, with
eliminating pressure and warmer, and partly
cloudy weather on Thursday.
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Republican Claims In the LoRisiatufe-
The Result In the Congressional Dis
tricts.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 9.
: The Republican committee claim So Repuolt-
cans in the House, with IS Democrats, and IL
doubtful, q Republican gain of6. The returns
Indicate the following result In the Congress
slonal districts: First, second, third n
seventh districts, Democratic. The fifth, eighth,
ninth, tenth end eleventh districts, Republi-
can. With the fourth (Wilson's) and sixth
(vsorhees) very close and doubtful.
The Democrats Confident, and Relying
on tho Official Vote.
I~ND1ANkPoL1s, October SO P. N.
It is now certain that Voorhees, is defeated
by a considerable majority. The Republicans
count on $500 majority In the State, but the
Democrats are confident that Hendricks is
elected Governor by q small majority. The
contest ia 80 close that 1t will require the
official count to decide 1t.
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nsIRIsH VOLUNTEERS You ARE
% attend the Funeral Services Of your
late brother member, JAMES ARMSTRONG, at
st. Mary's Church, THIS MORNING. at 9 O'Clock.
oo,lo D. Id. SULLIVAN, Secretary.
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ss-THR MEMBERS OF THE HIBER-
MAN SOCIETY are Invited to attend the Funeral
Sc, vices OF their la,e Brother Member, JAMES
ARMSTRONG, ST.. Esq., at St. hary's Church.
Hasel street, THIS thursday MORNING. at 9
O'Clock. By order Of the President.
octlo D. B. GILLILAND, Secretary pro TEN.
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@s- TREASURY DEPARTMENT, o.
FIcE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 10, 1s72.-Whereas,
by satisfactory evidence presented TO the under
signed, It has been made to appear shat the Bank
OF Charleston National Banking Association, In
,ns City OF Oharleston, 10 the County OF Charles
ton and State OF South Carolina, has been duly
organized under and according 70 the require
ments OF the Act OF Congress, entitled Al Act to
provide a National Currency, secured BY q pledge
Of Uuited States Bonds, and to provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June 8, 1854, and he's compiled with all the provt
siops of said Act, required to be compiled with
before commencing the business OF Banking nm.
der said Act.
Now, therefore, l, JOHN s. LANGwORTHY
Acting Comptroller Of The Currency, do hereby
certify that the Bank OF Charleston National Bank.
ing Association, In the City Of Charleston, In the
County OF Charleston and State OF South Carolina,
is authorized to m the business OF Bank.
ing underthe Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
Seal OF Office, this 10th day Of September, 1872.
is. LAEGWORTHY,
Acting Comptroller Of Currency.
az mo. s'''.l .sD,s. amos
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CONSIGNEES PER COMMERCIAL
Line Schooner JESSIE B. SMITH, from New York.
are notified that she is TH1S. DAY dlscharg-
ing cargo at Central Wharf. All Goods on wharf
at sunset will be stored at owners risk and e1-
penae. No claims allowed after Goods leave The
wharf. E. F. sWEEGAN, Agent
octI0.1
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THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION.

WASHINGTON, October 8.
The Southern claims commission to-day
heard The following cases: Estate of the late
R. B. Harris, OF Warren County, Mississippi;
for plantation supplies. amounting TO $751; /
and Richard B.. ThRcker, Of Oxford, Missis-
slppl, for qusrtsrmasLer and company supplies,
amounting 10 $l9,937.
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funeral Notlrrs.

arTHE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintance OF Mr., and Mrs. JAMES ARM.
STRONG, also those Of his brother william, bis
sons JameD and william, and Of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Walsh, are respectfully invited to attend the Flu.
neral Services Of tile former, at St.. hsry's
Church. BASEL street, THIS Thursday MORNING,
at ha,f past 9 O'Clock. octlo
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CHICAGO ~REDIYIVUS.

CHICAGO, October 9.
To-day is the anniversary of the great fire,
and many people celebrate 1t by a removal 10
their new quarters IN the rebuilt portion Oh tne
cIty. The Tribune appears this morning 10
its new form, and Is Issued from The rebuilt
office In the burnt district.
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A FROM THE WIRES.

The old officers of the Western Union
Telegraph Company are reelected.
The Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad ID
now open 10 Meridian.
The Spanish Congress, by q vote OF l6l to
81, refused to consider the request for eman-
cipatiop.
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~ BATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TaB
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@ BURNHAM AROMATIC DENTI.
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the Teeth, and Imparting o refreshing taste to the
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GOVERNOR SCOTT PUSHES THINGS

NEW YORK, October 10.
Governor Scott, of South Carolina, has sued
the Tribune for libel In publishing alleged
false charges against his administration.
Samuel o. Sinclair. the publisher OF Inc I'll
buue. has been notified, and will give bail to-
morrow.
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1prflal Ncrlres.

arTHE MEMBERS OF TIE GERMAN
HUsSARs TILTlNGi CLUB are requested to call
on Messrs. MENKE & MULLER and leaVe orderd
for their Uniforms.
By order OF the President.
10. W. BIsOHOFF,
oc,o Secretary.
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THE LIBERAL WATERLOO.
OVERWHELMING DISASTERS
SYLYANIA AND OHIO.
Over Thirty Thousand Radical Major
tty In the keystone State, and Eigh-
teen Thousand In Ohio-A Heavy
Loss OF Democratic congressman ana
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. only Doub'1ui.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM nc THE NEws.l
NEW YORK, October 9--Mldnlght.

NEW YORK, October 9-Midnight.
The latest returns indicate that the majority
for Hartranft, In Pennsylvania, Is $1,000, while
that of the Republican Congressman at large
is only $4,000.
The great State of Ohio gives a Republican
majority OF $4,000, with twelve Republican
Congressmen--a Democratic gain OF two.
Indiana is still doubtful, but Dan Voorhees,
Is certainly defeated.
The New York Tribune to-day charges that
there were enormous election frauds In PENN
sylvsnla, the exposure of which will arouse
the people. It is confident that Greeley will
be elected by the Southern vote, added to
the vote OF New York, New Jersey, Connec-
ticut and New Hampshire.
The Liberals are recovering from the depres:
sion In which they were plunged last Might
and will make a vigorous canvass to the md.
NYN.
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@-PROMPTITUDE FIRE COMPANY.
You are hereby sum moned to appear at the En-.
CINE House, THIS DAY, at ! O'clock +. n. In Full
Uniform, to pay the Inst tribute OF respect 70 your
Brother Fireman, ELLIS ALLEN. By order OF
President ATTLE5. Us. ALAho
oct10.$ secretary pro 'em'
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NJ COLLETON.-THE FOLLOWING
TICKET Ia suggested and win be- generally voted
for by ALL parties In the coming Election: !e
For Representatives-oapt. Benz. Stokes, III.
Fox, D. A. Bewyer, Robt black sndD. J. Wrkn.
8on. ~ a.fi atsgg -.
Clerk OF Court. z. Under. d
!, County Commisaioners-W.s g.. Utsey, Hawkins
s. King, 9. l. Raul. ..fs4..e
School Commlssioner-A.L camIben
Coroner-D. 8. Cansdy. -.
For Sheriff. --. oct6-tuth18
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@lertion Motres.
~REGULAR REPUBLICAN TICKET,
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
TCKEEs

~REGULAR REPUBLICAN TICKET
COUNTY E0uNATI0Ha.
For Sheriff,
Dr.. W. D.. p. ARNAu.
For Clerk Or ccurt,
JACOB wn1INAN.
For Probate Judge,
GEORGE BUST.
For solicitor.
Colonel r. ". sIYKouR.
For Coroner,
JOHN A. HUNTINGTON.
For School Csnmissioner.
P. r. HIDdEs.
For seato Senator,
Dr. B. B. HEWITT.
- For County Commissioners,
GEORGE I. CuHsMaHkN,
L. DUNREAH.
JOHN 8. THoRNE.
For Representatives,
VIZ. @. PrNcKNRY, GEORGE CANNON.
capt. JAMEs II. CARSON, DR.. B. A. BodKfoN,
J. e. CLYDE. B. J. NHkREs,
B. O. BARLEY, T. g., LIN,
O. GLOVER, O. J. AHpuL,
RODENT SIMMONS, ABRLHkx TAYLOR,
8. D. RusasLL, A. B. MITCHELL,
q. W. Brown, sIIPHlN BaoWN,
FRANK O. MILLER SOLOMON D. Hurlos.
octl0 go, ~. ~ a.. "a,
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@- CATHOLIC INSTITUTE.-THE
oficers and Members OF the institute are re.
guessed to attend tho Funeral Services CT their
lato Brother Member, JAMES ARMSTRONG, at
St. Mary's Church, Hasel street, THIS MORNING,
at half.past 0 O'Clock. JOHN &. HOLMES,
oct10 Secretary.