, 1874-08-25

boforo bo pur1nan) should DO rc-etcotod, he
should bo killed. Tho colorod troops aro divided,
nnd flight nobly." The Democratic candidate
ss john 4. Henderson.
lin tho Second {Jaoktonvilo) District Of
Florida. Josiah r, Walls. colorod, has the undi-
vidcd support OF tllo bacEss, for recollection to
Congress- as tho regular I'epMbliean nominep, and
Col. William Il: Ammo ID tho independent candi-
dato Of tho wllitos.
Sloan {1lopub1ican), OF tho Savannah Dis-
trtct, elected to Conggoss by tho 7os, OF Con-
grcHs itself, courtoouslY turns over tho next
chance to ]. e. bryant, Of AIatuc, now Deputy
Unitod statcs Collector at Savannah. who IL tho
nopublican candidate under that c1aiBo OF tho
Constitution which roads,
You nro ahoue To select Representatives. To- new
ceng,eas We sarnesy ent!ent yoa 70 send tho tFuss
anu Ablest Republicans y1l h1ve. but We cntraa yo
u send NcluHlcana aua nos Democrats.
Two years ago, tho vhito men Of South Caro-
linn encouraged (so.calledD honcH1 Republican
bolt against A1oaes, and voted for JoBcpls Quxsh,
colorod, for Congress At large, against "Daddy :"
Cail,, co1ored, OH tho Moses Ticket. Tho force
OF humiliation could no further 30. THIS yeAr,
we obaerve, Gen. ). B. Kershav, William II.
Trcecot, Il. s. Tharin. and other well-knovn
Eouth Caro1iua uamoB. arc IN tho political field.
mud nn effort ia being made to a1ouBe evon tho
blacks to \ RDnsS Of honor.
Col. deorge G. Cabol of pittsylyania, Is
tho Democratic nominee for Congress- tn tho
Fifth Virg,nin District, now reprosontod ~ by
Republican whom Congress- has olootsd unto
1solf.
Tho Baltimore american has Of lato been
tondlng moro mud more to disloyaltY to Graat.
III late otlitorRl 1t saya;
With Tho initiation OF The uoxt Presidential canvasa
wo IND nsn or1at Ignored sy hs nsy
NTH Grant and disn,isa him. He cannot bo uselH
.gsu he llaa been in t.e paut Tho circumstances
80 Il seems ~ ,' to 10 toeraiy Se @ asa a.ss.re that
Crunt cannot again be Raptllcat cana,luts for tho
l&lat viii giyo l,lm ta nomination, Or whether 10 ean
ID 10 the hoaa Of an improved and foorganlzal Do
A'ocrhcy, are questions.
The purpose Of tho Regis:e, Is to stimulate
tie indignation OF the Southern people against
tic proposition, not yet made by Graut, but by
Htnso OF bis stupid parasites aud atlnlators, to
Asullify themselves by accepting him az tholr
MoHrB to lead them out OF the Wilderness ot
travail and woe. We can imagine but one plausf-
Lilo reason for Bunh a ol,Oluo ip 3 political
savior. And 1t IL this: Thpt inasnucl AZ Con.
urant VIM tho min inBtrnment Of }eAting us
into .l1c deaort, ho ought to know tho way out.
It is possible that Graut might faithfully and
successfully piay his pArt OF guido, but it would
ha ut coHt Of Generalization aud degradation
to this pcoplo that half q century Of matot1ht
prosperity would not adequately ropay-Mobile
t-l'a.> Register.
The >ickahutg Herald thinkn that, notwit,-
standing tho supposed negro maturity Of 20,0oj
III Mississippi, If the nogro party keep to the
color iinc, md put a straiEht negro ticket III tho
fold, tho whitoa can rolloem tho Slato By nlAo
f.rli;ng on the ao,or lipo and taking up tho civil
ri;us mi1od-Hcbool issuU.
chancellor Dillard {ltepnb'can), Of Ala-
bnma, made speech III Cnfrollton last week. In
which he said he would probably DO = candidate
fos o-clection to tho Office Of Chancellor Of tho
Western Division, He opposed the Civil Rights
bill. md aaid ita pnBsago would bring about b
wnr Of rnces II such an ianue camo ho would
tc with lis raco. The Atabamian snyA his re-
inu5ka were well-timed and conservative.