The sun., 1873-09-05

ment is ContestinR the legality OF SIX mth'ois VI
the debt contracted by wARMoTH, and hopes 10
succeed In repudiatnR II, thus decreasing tue
rate Of taxation. OF course this threat Of repu-
diaton is calculated to help Louisiana credit
amazingly
A bulky volume of l,10G pages, which II
must have cost great many thousand dollars
to prepare and Irint. which will probably never
find forty readers, and which II read would AZ
ford no new information Of importance we can
confidently say this from only curs'ry in-pcc-
tiyn # ii- con;cnts- has been issued from the
Government printing Office as an Illustration oi
the usclcssncss Of the National Bureau ot Edu-
cation. Eighty-cight pages of the volume are
devoted to tLc report of JOIN EArJN, Jr.' who
occupies the supcriluous position OF t"ihuii'-
sJncr OF Education, and the remaining l'tlS
pages are devoted principally to reproduction
Of uniuviting tatstcs from the census reports
and other equally attractive literary produc-
uons. These statistics do not gain particularly III
interest toy their lack Of novelty. The most es-
sential points to bo found in the report OF the
Commissioner consist in urEcni appeals f)r
largcr appropriations Of money from Congress
The cdAcati, n OF the young Is a dH;y which be
longs to tlo several States, Hnl can hc much
letter managed by Statcs ami local communities
than by Nas s.in-;on Oh 'ihis selected hy pom
ticilns who have aSes to g.lnl. An, ihterlcr-
ence in tlis matter toy The general GIvcrhmeht
is without authority, and /, needless Tde Eu-
rcau of Education has no excuse for existence
and has accomplished nothing bcneaciI sine
lis creation. The present report Ia stale
rubhsh, and il Is fraud upon the taxpayer of
the country to compel them to pay for it, publi-
cation. The Bureau VI Education Is even
g,eatcr humbus than the i'"re1hp' A-r'ti'iure'
and both s.vuld bc abolished w.:"oGt deliy
Tie Charleston NtlrS 0uj C""ricE y
journal which always speaks % the cJlurti race
with great fairness, do,s not give an encouia;-
inI view II the progress made IT, the Tree ImNn
of South Carolina since their eWanrpa'iph' IL
saw. that their labor Is not a. efficient now as II
wis two or three years ago, and that the negroes
as a rule NJ h, less when working their own
land on their own account thaa when workius
for wages. This does not ag.ee with the az
counts received from Tennessee and some other
Southern s;a.es LaOorers Of exceptional skill
and industry la South Carolina do well as snail
farmers. working without supervision; but the
great mass uf freedmen fail to apply ihcmselNe-
diligently to labor unless they are In the employ
- whites who Keep them up TO their work. In
time. of course, the largest proportion Of the
/ entire adult black population will bc qualified
for successful farming, but for years 10 come
the majority Of the freedmen must work fOr
WAGES or starye hy inches. The boys growing up
are indisucsed to work in the folds. and South
ca I'm. il l.LcIy Co lave more coiur,d uo!u-
/ cah' van I"""ieis oel''' many years nave
PISSED.
There was a di,grLcriui scene IN ~ Il -
! publican caucus in Charle,towu, Mas. on
| Wednesday ui-ht, held under the shadow oi
! Bunker Hin. The caucus net ia room abodt
twenty-five fee. q.ase, NOT large chuasH 20 mold
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"N" '"' ''s'' 49, -
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SWIFT men sHI~en "p"" "'"'' "''''"S Wv ''fV
s'h'aNes 81 '"'' l'V'''" Ut" 'n''' q" ''- "'''
drawn p.st'Is CARRIED t'''E'"'h@ o'''v '"'u''
I "N'N'ne """n 'n' ''"'' """ ''"7""- wv,
kndhns wood After thc mon ha1 .Ned aau
s"Ned over tue room loF h'"i az ""u' 'no n'"
| man declared the meeting ahl'nrh"t' Iheh
SWIFT mJI InteI caAr AMI constituting hlh-
self Chairman went N win tue caucus some
where between the yels OF ms r'lHhef7 ne pre-
sen'eI tAe names OF sih bcFLE" men Tor ueIe-
gates 10 the state Convention ana ihci were
declared elected. In N" row J'Hf' htRr' 'e-
'""s'h . t!' ~ ~ fa'n"n' w. 80 n.ea pl
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what 40 t.tN GO III 'hc I''tur' room ~
huntington ME- WILLIAM - WOOD "' 'h'
lrosbN terrain Churth ~ hihtlh-i'h' says that u
consequence oi hILNLh Ic'rlhS 'h'o 'he WIN
dows Of the lecture room the elders 81 thh
church had inner curtains pat up I'M. Is r.
markalie statement. what do they 90 ~ I'M"
lecture room that they wish not 70 nave seem
'"iI"s sp'hueht S'Euih- h'i'''i he
! Ia Wisconsin ave engaged, in defiance uf lhw ant
/ right in the attempt to remove the Winncba zoe,
from the STATE IN. first step taken 10y HOWE
: Rrsk n Go. vas obtaining an appropriation %
s:SOoi 81 winnebaso money with which to re
move these Indians, aud the next step wa the
appointment Of u man named HTNr, at eigh
dollars day, to cxpeni the money. HrNr wa
app, ,nted Jan Q, ISIS, aud 10y promises an'
thr.nts b.. ..,c.e.,l.d in t,cttinV i,htcen Win
,t =, "a,
haS"es I" Ne"TaNAa' "h'r'' "''Iu"E ~ u"
statement of DLopRA, Nebraska chief whom
D.. br,,..tt ,,itt min, T., nersu,d. m. rest tn %,
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h' ''i' 'heh !" s'"'N' W, tho p'"'"7' '"'''