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Tuesday, the 9Th Dsy Of October, 1874.

between the hours OF II am. and pm, ex-
pose. al public ale, to tue highest bi6der, for
cash, the sale to take place at the southwest
corner OF Main and Madison streets, IN Mem
phfs, Tenn, the following lots Of ground, SIT
uated IN said city Of Memphis, ana described
as follows tO-wit: Part OF lot No. 30. b. gin
ming on the east side of DeSoto street 5.15 feet
south OF ths alley between Madison and MON
roe streets; thence sou h with the easl Line Of
DeSotO street - feet; running back eastwardly
between parallel lines lA5 lo-l2 feet to a stake
Also, one undi vIded half Interest IN lot NO.
80, on the plan OF Memphis, beginning AZ
point on the east size Of second street IA
feet south from the southeast corner Of second
and Washington streets; thence SOuthwardly
with the east line Of second street 81 teeb
ington and Adams Streets thence eastwardly
with the north line Of ssid alley 1881 feet 10
the west line OF tine alley between second and
Third streets; thence nOrthwardly with the
west line OF said alley 74l4 feet TO stake, the
dividing line between lots 80 and so; thence
to the beginning Also q part Of tne subll-
vision III r OF original country iot NO. 30. be-
ginning at q point Gl the south side Of that
portion OF jefferson street lyihs east OF the
8emphis and Charleston Railroad depot
grounds and east Of Laudzrusle street So leet
from the intersection OF east line Of country
lot No 800 with the south line Of Jefferson
street being the north west corner Of the lot
heretofore conveyed By r. Z. Brinkley ct al
70 W R. RisOn: thence west with the south
thence southwardiy at right angles with Jet
ferzOn street I4SlS feet TO al alley, thence
with said alley IS feet 10 the southwest corner
OF said RisOn' : lot; thence DorthWardiy with
said Rlson' is line 1851 feet 70 the beginning.
BY the terms OF said trust deed al right or
aouftv of redemption Is barred, and Lhs title
IS believed TO be good. viii convey as irus-
zee only. Z. A. PARKER. trustee.
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rrianr. lhe eih d Eorenbsr. 1s7l.

4, ,-o,,4 ~ he Office OF the Western Dn1on se
- -1Ts.ia'r-s,sh company, on Madison slTeeel ~
t,sssI Nair and second Streets - mem -
Ts1nessee between the hours OF ~ - y ", ~ -
a M and ell, for cash, 20 tne M ~ s.,
5s7 fha fntereSr Of the e. tate OF 1. Y r.,
IN fne following described properly 5as ~ - IN
s.gd eonnfv ard state. to-Wlt: l5i7a te4 ~
-, NTisslsSipUi river. fractional range ~
f-s,fionaI Sections s and 4; beginning -
sfak ; from which south II east . iL.Hs ..S,,i=
eoffonuoOd marked ". B., hn- oe-s9,,,-, D. -, -,
west corner OF hts 30 acre g enIg soovr1
sSfa,r, r,largfn OF the MississQ Qpl ~ eL. ie1 ~
- me Chute OF Island ~ ilsueS il5slu5 "a .bains-
meauders OF said Chute s0uln .s.. sc y soIlfh 81
fbence south O. east ehalilss 'Is.l -, : ~bsins-
easf chains: thence soutn 10 - - i,,,i-a 10 "A
s.,, ss soT1fh l0o east chains ara - 3 il5- - =
.5 f-,r,, V-b{ch north 81 east ~ ~ IL st Z
s,-esT,rrs marked j. h l-T.,t u 5Ic.l-Ie-igsiS
e{afns 10 a large blacklah, ,,,s. =, - fIs1ce
cha..e ", .r,-nsr Of bis 500 acre gran t,S,
nOItn nO. y ~ = st win BlOckledges 49, ..,
souln - ; 5afns and 80 links 10 z ~ I X
us.Is ~ ~ a. fbauce north z cnA-ns qs-,.,
i,A nlat - -. y ,-r5eafqum Marked m;S.s a..-i-Sd
s - i,,i,,s aud 5 links 70 wv sl i-,I-s =
Sss' Ss- = .I-,,ra south q chains AZ -. fharlca
.s.t-s' and pointers, lTNlh 90 uoIntar.
ssS1 ~ chains TO a staSe .S,f s = lake at 5
f,s1..-a NORTH passins llt - ali rs chains
tnei,.S tne - .seisis diaEonaiiy, IN = - - 2 ehaius
cnstils Il - ,ssipg long Pona - psrgl' :
~ 1;Slrs no LINKS wide, -, All s. chains
% tin,i ,,er az . chains u ts,,itv e. or ne
soutnes1,7ss ~ - ~ me beginning. ,ll..,i - hs
sn1 ssn1.,,,,- Z, ~ n waived. titie
! perfect. q. B. 1fARIJ-SS' 4-a...-.. 1ras.ss
n P MAiiit Ases.< -.
,,-,,.... 4 psarti ati0rnsl~
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the same speech In congress that he has
made here to-day. II might have had
8 good effect.
Lewis Closed the Discussion.
by reference, first to the public debt
There was q decrease from 1865 10 l5IZ,
Of four hundred and twenty-seven mil
lion dollars. He diselaimed any inten-
tion Of including Ed. shaw In his refer
enee to drunken negroes, but failed to
say that Shaw does not demand mixed
schools.
The utmost propriety was maintained
throughout the discussion. The Con-
| servatlves are proud Of their candidstei
and believe him to be fully match fol
I Barbour Lewis.
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A SPECIAL dispatch 10 the APPEAL
received last night, from Corinth, Mis-
sis.ippi, gave the encouraging news thai
the municipal election held there yes
terlay, though holly contested, resulted
iu a complete victory foT the Conserys-
tive ticket being the first triumph over
the Radicals in that county iu the past
eight years. Toe citizens Of Corinth
were much rgj0iced over the victory,
and last night the town was sblazs with
boudres, aad there was every demon
f'ra.iJn Of Soy at this first step in the
great work Of disenthrsllment Of the
davD-trodden States Of the south.
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maanssdar. October Z. 1874,

within legal hours, the follcWlng .l Tsnn.-
nro-,e-ri,E sIfuafed in shelby county, AsnL., As.l;
ana IN lie city Of Memphis, tO-Wit; Ig ,,,-
Of goods, wares and merehanolsses ls 10y ~ sie
bard xtisres and the properly o. 80 SeSay = tbe
arm ~ 5anoni 4 Co. In Memphis AND Ols,L 80 -
ton RAJ oad depot house. inelnding "
Iege uf frnewing the lease from ne ~ ne
aId f-sIarIesfon Railroad company ol .Ls
stand nav occupied by said hrrn rom -'OfelA
Dor I, lS3, to November /, lsIo-
Term III Sale ash
This, tsero0er s. lsI4. S.orr n .,du
BY E a Slack. ID. G. and N. -
Tsrr1,,r IL 4 F'rayser, Attorneys OC0
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DIED.

HAGERTY- The friends and aCquaintances
OF ISAIAH a. HAGERTY and family are in
vited to attend his funeral, frcm his late resi-
dence, corner Of safarans street and PsytOn
avenue, this CTUEsDAY) morning, at IL locl'k
FITZGERALD In Chicago, Illinois, at I0:30
pm, OCTOBER Sd, or typhoid fever, THOMAS
F1rzGERALD, late sexton at ST. Peters Church,
In this city. aged forty years.
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POLITICAL.
Public speaking

The following appointments have been
agreed upon for Hon. Barbour Lewis and
Colonel II. Casey Young. candidates for con-
gress, 70 address the citizens Of the tenth con-
gressional district:
Pocahontas, Tuesday, October q, La.
salisbury, "Wednesday, October :, 1874.
Grand Junction, Thursday. october D. lss4-
Moscow. Friday, October .. 1871.
EcInerVlle, Saturday, October le. l.fi-
Belmont, Monday, October y, 1874.
Galloway Station. Tuesdav. October j., Islf.
shelby Depot, Wednesday, October "a, ls7f.
Raleigh. Thursday, October u. Is74
Whltehaven, Friday, October I6. is-t
Oakville, Saturday, october u, 1874.
Memphis, Monday night, october l9, ls74.
COllisryille. Tuesday, October -, is7f
Lagrange, "Wednesday, October u, l574.
Lafayette, THURSDAY. October =, l3si-
Macon, Friday, OctOber -, lss4.
Germantown, Saturday, October -, I.14.
Bartlett, Monday. October -, ls7i.
Lucy, Tuesday. October =, lssA
other appointments viii be hereafter an
uouueed aud the candidates respectfully In
yite their respective friends and all persons d
whatever political views 70 attend and henl
their discussions. Peace and good order ls re-
questsd and fully expected of all VINO attend
these discussions, as We are assured the saln'
viii be conducted upon principles % homo
and strict decOrum.
These appointments are published n lieu o
those heretofore published BY C0lonei Young
changes becoming necessary 70 meet in'
wishes OF the two candidates-
Chairman Democratic EX. Com.
W. J. SMITH
Chairman Republican * Com.
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c,,hsrnator,.I ADpoiDtneuts.

GubernatOriai Appointments.
The following appointments for the
canvass have been sgreed upon BY the chair
rnen OF the Democratic and Republican state
executive committees:
Cleveland, Thursday, October stu.
Chattanooga. Friday OCTOBER @ln-
TuIIahoula Saturday, October lJLh.
McMiunViIle, MOnOay, October lZfh.
MurfreesbOro, Tuesday, October 18Th
Lebanon, Wednesday, october lftn-
Aiexandrfs, Thursday, October 10Th.
Nashville, Saturday, October u lh-
Columbia, Monday, october l0tn-
Pulaski, Tuesday, October 9th
Gallasin, Wednesday, October -lst.
Clarksville, Thursday, October I'd.
Paris, Friday, october Sd.
Mckenzie, Saturday, October zith-
Hum boldt, Monday, October 10Th.
Union CITY, Tuesday, October zIth.
Bolivar, Wednesday, October 18th.
jackson, Thursday, October Z9th.
Brownsville, Friday, October - b.
Memphis, saturday, October Slst.
J. f. RICE,
Chairman Democratic Executive Com.
". r. PROS sER.
Chairman Republican Executive Com
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PAFAPSCo FEMALE INSTITUTE
~zaa sAITIuORE. aP.

rs,Hfs institution has been in operation for
thirty ighI years The number or pupils
= = tfn,sfsd It's location Is pre-emlnently
,aaifnv- - central, and is easily reached by
-Sfir,oa1 from Baltimore and Washington
eJtiss. FSr SiIeule.s eadIess
ElR9. Z. II. ARCHBR,
ausses HilIest Cltl- =. o. -Maryland,
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MASONIC TEMPLE.

FIfH f annual meeting OF the stockholders or
the Masonic Temple, OF Memphis, VIII be
6eld et the office OF the Secretary, room No.
Magnolia block, on MONDAY October 3, isl4,
from 10 o'clock am TO until O'Clock p m %
hear the report OF the officers and 70 elect
President and i've Directors By order Of
II. Il. HIGBEE, President.
L WrFzIFR leersfaTv octl
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TRUSTEES SALE.

~ ,ttna OF two trust deeds made oy IT, y; =
Il han and james Archer, % ne ~. M S,f
As,..7 - f..-1,ssfiveiv as trustees, on lnS 1stn
sisnel; -s,4.Sr,ter isig which are recorded N
s ~ Il pages SIS and 52s OF the tsegis.YTS .Ta
seccrsis of shelby county, and stete OI lS.E
nesSea. made to secure certain uO'eSs
- Ill
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SCHOOL BOYS
CLOTHING!

SCHOOL BOYS EVERY DAY SUITS.
SCHOOL BOYS EVERY DAY SUITS.
SCHOOL BOYS EVERY DAY SUITS.
School Boys seeqnd Best suits.
School Boys Second Best Suits.
School Boys Second Best suits.
School Boys Stylish Dress Suits.
School Boys Stylish Dress Suits.
School Boys Stylish Dress Suits.
sUIIS AND FALL OYERCOATS
For all the Boys.
SUITS AND FALL OYERCOATs
For all the Men.
SUITS AND FALL OVERCOATS
For all the Youths.
AT PRICES THAT CANNOT BE COMPETED
WITH By ANY OTHER EsTAB-
LISHAENT.
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TFFsE ar our lands, our tenements
aud hsralItrawents, and We viii control
I...u - 11l 1 editorial iH TIE MemphH Ap
r.HHt - % u|tiHu0-
EarI q fine Holly springs Rcp0rtcr will
nos IHE such ulIeraule- proceed f7um the
-a IHg-IUra % aH as- and il 10 viii moi r. gard
slesF aa The very Fcue o. folly. ana worthy
uf r-a.. .sls q lis pfUfB nd anal atlems-; and II II
-HHH 10 .u-... U1f .l- FF Al suspend pub .ica-
Ton Fl. n.e.' ~e pause for repiy.-Itsho-
Oh. ."rr IrHr'E
TIE EeD9. ter thinks that the u u.terances Z
The .sslHll % Ter u proceeded from Tie
t.. ...g.-H1u. Oh an ass" acuntempuble low Drtu
a- -. az luu ne d DO- pause any longer
E,Ig Springs Reporter.
J4ck8s-es have sometimes to be
"whackedn because they are stupid aud
stubborn. The Reporter has our thanks
for wbackiug the jackass Of Tishomin-
90. Itisa a work well done and we'll
deserved.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
REAL TSTAT6d-

First Chaneery Court Of shelby County, C1ascni len
ressee--Ioseph Iongenetti vs. A Lanoll;s %,
~ s15.-t1s ~ an inJeriocutory decree lol
Is saie. entered in the above cause ~ CIIl.tiic
5f6 dav 81 October, 1S7f, 1 will sell, ~ P-sy1i
auction, 10 the highest bidder, on on Sns I, Ss1ori
g fro-5.if. sils stand now occupied Dy 15llSj 1,j
4 90 ID Memphis and Charleston FN4Ali-1
= afar-,wHfs Tauu-.C
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READ. C0LOREB VOTERS


TBE EMANCIPATFD. DIsENTHRALLED
Sr.sNE Owls 80 MEASURE @ Ora IL
JUDE r. Is Ne WEE OPPOSED To
HIS L-aERA ION; aE : kONE AGAINST
IN. AE BEGGED We BESOTGHT THE
PEOPLE aGAINSf II: WE POINTED II
UI-. A. DEE f#E The RESI- LIS Or ThE
W r.. A>u a ETHIED WITh OF 4 NIGHT
TO HAVE PEACE. THEY lT-E REBELSl
ARE THE MEN THAT I~AUGJ RATED
EMANCIPATION, And ARE ENTITLED
IT, IIIE FULL CREDIT. GIVE II 10
TiEH. PRESS, Fl Il MEASU Re AMI
RUNNING OVER Horace Maynard,
WEAT HAS BEFS TIE RE-ULT TO TH z
IEHTkN RACE WILLIU 7 As 81 RELY BE
TIE 3 fNAL TERM ALTON Ut IhEA Ar II.
c. RACE T6EE WILL GRADG ALL4
DIS APPEAR FROM AMOSG Us, UNTIL
or ~ r EDUltILnREN, IHkk q = = a \ *, *
TIERS or l CEsTUhI HF y =, VI LII - y
8 SEQ 90 A. SCAECE As We NOW FIND
THEINDI AN.-H0T &c MGgnGrd
NaTEG GDFF RNDf- M t-HE SLANEdOl D.
E-~, y TE JJDG - WEaE SLAN EHOLD-
EES. luT MEMBERS OF CpNG kt-s,
AND ND-T nF THE MEMBERS OF YOUR
5I-t-aLCEE. EI VI As A HIGH, PhDUD
AED LOFTY -NSII UTlON.-H0 ace Ndy-
Err5
WILL PRESENT As THE sUMMATIoN
Hr ALL Z HaNE OFFER % ON THIS o.
CA-IIN AND A. TIE TWO GREAT AN u
D g8ISeEr Ea- WHICH / WISH ~
LEAVE I4PEINI-D ON YOUR MEMORY
LrEN- ED SOU u, and tn
ET4L feA>IA .BE sTHl or The BLAt ID
RACE ~ 81 H tLGA.- Horace NGlr ITtt.
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SATURDAY.. eth day Of November, 1874,

AZ the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streafS in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
sell within legal hours, eI public sale, 70 the
biyhesf bidder, for cash, the property described
in said trust deed as lot or parcel OF iand,
I-tth i'm uro Tements thereon, situate, lying
a5d being in the city OF Memphis county o.
shelby and state OF Tennessee, VIZ: EtF. % oi
tfsclr No 81 in original country lot NO. -,
~ me south side Of Union tieet, beglnnlns
~ . s,f,iut about 20 feet east from the Junctlon
~ a. erlSi5n and second streets; thence west
rim me south side Of L oion street " l,sst.
-e or les; thence south 30 feet 20 an alley !
ti,,o sast with said alley about ~ ieeti
thsoee north zoo feet 20 tae be2inning. me me
NSse,innfng point in this description ana the
49, non ndary OF said lot will extend TO and
/ include the middle OF the division VAL oi tne
/ do,1hie fepement brick residences conveyed
/ ~, T1sanh r. Williams to said ID. B. Moliol
I md a. ~, Faekler, respectively said lot anu
/ ore7oises hereby conveyed being the same
l cc~T,V-eSed hv said Williams 10 said y. MOL
/ fo, nv deed dated November -, lotO ana re-
{ e,55efi in the REGISTERS Office OF shelby eOun'
I ", in book 4. page ~. 80. -. -. =.
'fbe title 10 said property IS believed 70 O
I ,ood- but sell and convey only as trustee.
! October ). tsl4. ,. W tI<1L - I1,tce-
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OAK HALL.
OAK FALL.
OAK AALL.
The Largest Clothing House In the City,
No. R5l MAIN ST.,
BEHER-ALBA.

TJ1HE new, and only reliable and safe curs
for Chtlls and Fever. Guaranteed 20 cure
every case. Money returned II 10 fails. Price,
g per box. -
ocrf I50 POplar street
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FOR RENT

A RESIDENCE in Chelsea, on street rail-
"A road. Good yard, stables, cOsl ami wood
house. etc. The house IS furnished with gas
and water, and Is In all respects q drzt-clsss
residence. Apply to
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THE Grand Lodge Of the Inde- rsur.-.
pendent Order OF Immaculate s.|
was li session last week 81 Nash
Vile, tenn. five Lodge were rep -
resented in the Grand Lodge.
81 u Ttrospso,z q 4 ocfZ
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Trustees sale.

ny virtue OF deed OF trust made 10 me as
k1 trustee, on the 10th day Of september,
ISL by ID. B. SIOlloy and Ellen p. MOlloy, his
wife, for the purpose Of securing the psy ment
Of two notes, and interest, mentioned in SAID
deed one for $500 and the other for $500,
Shich deed has been duly recorded IN the
Regisferfs Office of shelby county, state Of
Tenuessee, IN book No. s., page -0sI VIII, on
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], NJ, WILLIAMS eco
COTTON FACTORS
AND
Commission Merchants
2AR Frost Street, upstairs.
Trustees Sale.
Trustees Sale.

HNDER the provisions OF eeI tain deed In
u trust. made to me on the fth day Of April,
Is74 and recorded in the Registers olnce OF
shelby county, Temp, in book No s., page 8 ?
ito which reference is made FOR t2rtner de-
tails, l will, on
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Old Folks Of shelby County.

ID OCULAR monthly nesting 10 the School
II Board Rooms. Odd-FelioWs Building, On
TU E-DAY, October GID, a. 3 o'clock pm
By order OF the President.
0rt5 j. P PRESCOTT Rec secty.
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BandIug and L0an AssO-

eiatlOn.
THE regular monthly meeting for payment
il Of dues, making loans and other business,
Nil be held on TUESDAY EVENING mex,
October 6th. al the usual place.
Members are requested 70 make payment on
or before night OF meeting, ss fines viii DO en-
forced against ali dslinqCents.
j. j. SULLIVAN, Vice Pres't-
CaAs. T.. PATERsOS, Secretary. oct4
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II, T, TOMLINSON,
RESIDENT AGENT,
II Madison Street, Memphis,

WHO REFERS By PERMISSION TO
stewart. Gwynne & Co, wholesale GrOcers
and Cotton Factors, SD and Sjs Front s.
A. @. Treadwel & Bros, wholesale Grocers
and Cotton Factors, II Union St
HIN FOntalne & Co. wholesale GrOcers and
Cotton Factors, 800, 362 and 36l Front 81.
Rice, Stix x Co., Wholesale Dry Goods, 81
Main st.
Menken Brothers, Wholesale and Retail Dry
Goods. 20 2gI and 353 Main St.
B. Aowenstein & Bros, Wholesale and Retail
Dry Goods, ~, "a and 20 Main 81
3. Bayiiss & Co., Cotton Buyers and CoI1Iills-
sion Merchants, $50 Front st.
All losses fafriy aad promptly adjusted
and paid az this agency.
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w. z. mIfCHELL,s SCHOOL,

ENGLlSH, COMMERCIAL AND CLASSI-
u CAL courses taught. For particulars ap-
DIV at E3 Third street. se2S
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The Finances Of the State and the
Republic Necessity fOrs Dem
Ocratie Success and As
eendaney.

ReiOinder Of Barbour Lewis, and
the Succeeding Debate-Ed.
Shaw and the Drunken
Civil Rights "Nig-
gers"
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FINANCIAL POLICY.

And then again the platform of the
same party in another State will contain
features Of a totally different character.
The Democratic party Of New York
met in convention few days since in
the city OF Syracuse, and adopteda plat
form OF principles, IN which the pay
nents OF the public debt in gold was one
of the leading and distinctive features.
While the Democracy and many Repub-
iieans Of the great Middle aud Western
states, though they concede that by the
act of congress the sccruing interest
upon national obligations should be paid
in gold, yet they den0unce as a fraud
ana outrage upon the people the propo-
silion to discharge the principal IN the
same way. Oar own Democratic and
Conservative State platform, recently
adopted by the Nashville convention,
iayors the payment OF our public dfbt
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THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL

not only proposes to invest them with
rights equal to those claimed and exer-
cised by the white race, but to go great
ly beyond that limit and make discrim-
inatiOns in their favor, IN violation OF
that spirit and principle OF our govern
ment which seeks the equal application
of all its laws. 1t not only provides
that the children of white parents shall
be compelled by law, contrary to their
ipelinations to sit beside their children
in the same, schoolrO0m, and receive in
struciions from the lips Of the same
teacher; it not only provides that they
shall travel in the same conveyance, eat
at the same table, and IL it need be sleep
in the same bed, but 1t fixes penalties
for the Withholding from them of these
privileges, that no white man would
ever obtain in any court Of justice in
>this country. II white man should
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fHE QUEsTION o. THE RAcEs.

would that the past could be buried
that its horrors could be forgotten, and
only its glories remembered. Leaving
the events of the past to sleep in ooli-
WON, or to live in history, let Us turn our
attention to those great questions Of na-
tional vitality which concern the imme-
diate present and no distant future OF
our country. Tie great, absorbing ques-
ton OF the day, the one which, above
all others, is attracting the attention and
inviting the earnest consideration Of
every philanthropist, patriot and states.
man in the country, is that one present
ed by the relation OF the two distinctive
rae which compose our population.
/ The solution Of the problem Is rendered
psfhaf,s more difiinlt by the lntsmper-
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I have mentioned refer more particular
IN 10 TAG recent election for county OH
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than would meet the wants Of the peo-
pie ard the requirements Of commercial
intercourse. From the great diversity
of interests, which constitute our sources
of individual and national wealth, and
the varied relations of those interests,
we probably require a greater amount
of circulating money values than
any other people in the world
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awake % the dangers that must follow such
a nreceflent Is more tsIan ] know, although
It is not more than hope. ~.
+ think it. moreover, full answer to the
questions supposed, that the President was
driven to no such alternative as recosni-
tion Of the Kellogg governments Oh tue on y.
1a,,d, and the leaving oil the state 10 coiI.,
ton of anarchy on the other. Inc people
had put McEuery into possession OF Tue "a
yernment under claim OF Deteet title, auu
there was general submission 10 us az,
thority. He may not. have bao pe.iess..y
valid title. but It is clear beyond question
that Kellogg had not the sDaooM .. ~ .
legal title to the office from WHICH Che
people had elected him. Leu II pe
granted that Kellogg was ousteo ny un
instruction which constituted case
of "domestic violence" calling lot ~
yestigation by the President on helloggS ap.
plication. The Presidents first duty was 10
decide the question of kellogg's title. II ne
mad found, as he must have fouhu, that hel,
logg bad no title, the McEnery government
would have been left In possession, Would
have been government de tncto, Win the
general assent of the people; and II disturb
ances had arisen against it, rendering It's APP
peal to the President necessary for IT'S
protection, its title would have been
in turn matter for decision Dy
the Federal power. l can see no
ground for assuming that the state would
have been without q government if Kellogg
had not been restored; nor can assent to
the objection that the acts of Kellogg while
acting as Governor would have been inval-
idated if he had not been restored to the pos
session of the office.
This is all that seems to me to be necessa-
ry to say in answer to your request for my
opinion on these occurrences.
remain, Mr.. Bennett, yours, very truly,
GEORGE TICKSoR CURTIS.