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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-22
"Reminiscences of DIR. BIaekhead IS
Martin.

We find the following in the drawer
of HGrpeT'S Magazine for January:
The late DIR. "i3lac lhead" Martin, of
Nashville, Tenn.,-so called to distinguish
him from another DIR. Martin who had
light haIr-besides being a firSt-elaSs ply
stefan of the old school, was a great wag, as
well as an intense and bitter Henry Clay
Wing, and hated Democrat worse than
poison. One day the doctor was discussing
politics in the saloon of one of the Nash
vile hotels, which, by the way, was his
favOrite pasiime when not professionally en-
gagged, when he suddenly stopped short in
his argument and said:
"By-the-AXe, did you ever hear Of my re-
cipe for hi Ing a Democrat
''No. doctor; tell u.s. exclaimed several
Of the bystanders.
-Mell," SAID the doctor, first procure a
hogshead full of clear water, strong ne
gro, and bar of soap. Then place your
Democrat in the hogshead, and have the
negro scOur and wash him clean. After
drying thoroughly, put on him clean linen
aud a broadcl0th suit. give him 4 drink of
good wine, and place a genuine Havana in
his mouth, and he'll die in less than half
an hour from fright al his changed condi-
tionr
During "he late unpleasantnessn the
doctor was locked up by Gov. Andrew
John-on for reported outspoken sentiments
detrimental 10 the dispenser Of "military
justice" in Tennessee. After a few DAYS
confinement he was released at the inter-
cessi1n Of friends and patients who needed
his professional services. Meeting a few
of his friends in the evening, who con-
gTatulated him upon once mere breathing
tie "air Of freedom" he, in the most
solemn manner, said:
my recent confinement has taught me
lesson which l shall remember as long as
this trouble lass. Whenever | feel like
swearing against any one connected with
the government, shall walk up a back
alley, reduce il to writing, and put a reve-
nue. stamp on it ~
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New Advertisements.

Insure in the State Insurance Company
Holiday suits for boys at the Tom Thumb
Clothing Stores.
Games. puzzles, toy books, etc, very
Oh ,ap at DnckwoTth & Cos.
Call at WeakIey & WarTen's and exam
inc their stock of new and elegant furni-
ture.
SEM to ID. B. Waggener & Co, Phila-
delphia, for copy Of their new publication,
bookkeeping Simpliied."
Use DOOley's Yeast Powder.
Have your signs painted by r. L. Bell,
30 Bank alley.
The increasing popularity of Robertson
COUNTY whisky is attested by IFS large sale. 4
pure article can be obtained from Woodland
IL Moore, Springfield, Tenn.
Do not fail to read in city notice column
the items of thu Southern Palace, Ill and
lib Church street, and learn the splendid
bargains that are offered by this establish
ment in all kinds of dry goods.
See notice of PlaSterers' Union.
Child's cape found eight or ten days ago.
ago.
Procure a copy of Hostetter's Annual
Almanac.
See advertisement of J. II. Reeves.
J. 7. Reese & Co. offer for sale damaged
goods and Christmas toys very cheap.
Meeting of druggists, over Kline's store,
at Z O'Clock tonight.
An advertisement of the Tennessee Coal
and Railroad Co., announcing reduction
in the price of Sewanee coal, will be found
on our second page.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-22
EDGEFIELD.
Proceedings Of the Board Of Alder.
men Last Night.

Proceedings Of the Board Of Alder.
men Last Night.
Tire Board of Aldermen Of Edgefeld met
last night at 7:30 o'clock, Mayor Books
presiding.
Reports were submitted by various city
officers. that Of the Treasurer showing a
cash balance of only IS cents in the cor
pOratiOn till.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Bill changing the cross streets from
names to numbers south Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad. Rejected.
Bill providing for the issuance Of nOmOre
checks unless there be funds in the treas
ury not otherwise appropriated. Rejected.
NEW BUSINESS.
BY Aid. Hudnall- Bill to exempt all
manufactures in Elgefield run in part or
wholly by steam, now III operation or that
hereafter may be established. from corpora
ton taxes, as in a bill passed Dec. Z, 1874.
Passed second reading and referred to a
special committee Of Aid. Hudnal, McInturf
and Miller.
BY Aid Crunk-ResOlution authorizing
the Finance Committee to borrow 500 on
sixty days time for the purpose of paying
the street force. Adopted.
By Aid. Observation-Disclosures author
izing the City Marshal TO give ten days no
tice- of the election TO be held on the first
Saturday in January for Mayor and Alder
men. Adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
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TRIRUTE OF RESPECT.

At meeting OF Pulaski Lodge No. u, l. o.
o. r, held Dec. II, 1874, the following preamble
and resolutions were adOpteC:
Whereas, We have received the sad iutelli-
gence of the death Of our worthy brother,
FRANK MILLER, who departed this life in Nash
vile, Tenn, Nov. l., 1874; aud whereas, IN his
death our order has lost a va liable member, the
State a good citizen, and ais family a loving
husband and father; therefore, be il
Resolved. That while we bow in humble sub
mission 20 the will OF an AIl-wise Providence,
We sincerely mourn the loss Of a brother 40 good
and true.
Resolved, That we as a Lodge tend TO the
bereaved wife and children our heartfelt SYM
patty in this their great misfortune
Resolved. That we wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days, and that the Lodge
be draped in mourning
Resolved, That these proceedings be spread
upOn the minutes OF this Lodge and 3 copy be
presented to the family of the deceased and
other copies furnished the PHldsIi Citizen,
NASHVILLE UNION AID AMERIcAN and Banner
for publication. T. NJ BUNCH,
JNO. ". DYER,
ID. II PARSONS,
Committee.
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Proposed improvements at the work.
h0naa

Mayor howell and the Work-h0hse Com
mittee paid the work-house an official visit
yesterday, for the purpose Of determining
what alterations and improvements were
necessary to be made, before removing the
Recorders Court and police headquarters
thither. The conclusion reached was that
the room now used as the keepers Office,
and the apartment in its rear should be
thrown into one. and properly fitted up for
occupation by the Recorders Court, and
that the apartment in the southern end Of
the building, now occupied as the city dis
pensary, should be made suitable for an or
fee 10 be occupied by the Chief of Police
as station house The work necessary for
these changes will be commenced at once
and doubtless completed in few days.
The city court and police headquarters will
then vacate the ufrer end of the market
house, and leave their old quarters for some
other department Of the city government.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT.-O. !. Hunt, use etc,
vs.. Albert Akers; motion for new trial over
rulci and appeal to Supreme Court.
R-becca J. Dunlap vs.. Widow and Or
plans Life Insurance Co; bill of except
ions filed.
5 ID. Bayne, use etc, VS.. w. ID. Hag-
gard; motion for new trial overrIled and
appeal to Supreme Court.
Augusta Manufacturing Co. VS.. ". NJ.
Vertrees; bill Of exceptions filed.
Bette Yeaatta, Administrative, VS.. Mayor
and City Council and Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad Co.; judgment set aside as
10 railroad. 9
State of Tennessee ex rel. Scott Reid and
wife vs.. Jno. G. Gatlin and wife; defend
ants discharged and petition dismissed.
". T. White vs.. w. 5. Higgins ct al
Give cases); judgments set aside.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The shortest ana quickest EOute TO Wash
ington, Baltimore, the East and Southeast
Condensed Time Table Through Trains.
Via Parkersburg,l St Loais
Nav 10. Express. Fast Elk. Express.
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TIE OPERA HOUSE.
Brilliant Success of Esther Last
Night.

Night.
Our friends of The TRlip Street Church
and those who assisted them In presenting
the OratOriO Of Either at the Opera House
last night, certainly have re3so TO congrat-
ulate themselves upon the success of their
first rendition, as they were hOnored with
a crowded house composed Of some Of the
most critical people in the city, who testi-
fed their approval of the performance with
hearty and unstinted applause. The char
acter Of King Ashasuerus was well rem
dered by PnOf. Bailey, while that Of his
favorite, Hannah, was successfully person.
ated by Il. =. Brown. MIR. Jesse French.
as MOrdecai, the despised jew who sat by
the Kings gate and incurred the displeaS-
ure of Haman by refusing TO bow
to him, was frequently appiauded,
while Miss Addie Brown as Queen.
Mrs. r. IL. Hayes as Humans wife, Mrs.
J. r. Green, as Mordecai's sister, perform
ed their Respective parts in an unexcep-
tiOnal manner, Mrs. Morgan contributing
materially 10 the SUCCESS of the enterta n
ment by her valuable services as leader of
the chOruses. The little boys and girls
who took part in the OratOrio are also de-
serving Of praise, for they acquitted them
cIAhNo hGAf well NollciatIllfZ TIE
brief practice they have had, and the fact
that they were entirely unacquainted with
stage performances.
The choTuses were well rendered, the
scores of voices blending together in beau
tiful harmony and in perfect time. The
orchestra, which was large and well drilled,
was under the leadership of Mr.. George
Kirkland, AID succeeded in Willing away
the intervals between the acts in a most
agreeable manner, with charming selec-
tiOnS, and contrasting widely with the
music usually ground out by tie Opera
House orchestra.
The cantata is to be repeated tonight.
with the following cast of leading charac-
tiers: King, Prof Bailey; Hannah, Mr.. X.
p. Brown; Mordecai, Mr.. Tom Vain;
Queen, Mrs. J. r. Green; Zeresh, Miss
Tennie Cotton.
A great many reserved seats were sold
yesterday, and no doubt there will be a
rush this morning to secure seats; so, it
would be well to be on hand early.
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Robt. p. Sibley, of Rome, Ga, and 5. Z.
Norton, Of Montgomery, Ala, were visitors
10 the Cotton Exchange yesterday.
Duncan Brown and ID. ). DonelsOn, of
the Criminal Court clerical force, have Just
returned from a bird hunt in Alabama,
which PANIED out famOusly. In less than
three days shooting they bagged something
less than several hundred birds, or at least
many more than they could CONVENE tly
bring back home.
NJ. Cohen, of this city, has been reap
pointed dramatic representative of the Ner
Fork Mercury for the year 1879
Col. J. B. killebrew has returned from
East Tennessee.
Capt. T. J. Cox, correspondent Of the
Montgomery AdreTtiser and Columbus
.SUa is in the city, en- rou-e for Alabama,
:1leT having spent several weeks in the
Wrsf-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-22

MARSHALL County Has an Amusing
SeRsatiOn-CaPtureO of n Night Rider
I'm the Uniform Of She brotherhood
He Turns Out TO be a Full BIoOded
Radical.
News reached Lewisburg, Marshall
county, last Friday night that a party of
Ku-KluX were accommodating on the Cor
nersville road. about two miles from town.
w. w. Walker informed the Sheriff, S. ID.
Davis, and the two went out and met a
mounted man in full Ku-KlUX outfit. He
inquired if that was the sheriff and, on
being ans Wered affrnatiyely, dashed of.
The Sheriff and his companion chased
the flying man about half mile, che Sher
if holding pistol against blm most Of the
way. He hen fell off his hose and made
across some fields, when he was fred upon
several times. His pur>ueTs kept on, and,
about a half mile farther on, the Sheriff
caught him. but not until after he had
shed his disguise.
He turned ont 10 be John HOpwOod, son
of Willis HcpwOcd, one Of the most prom
inent Radicals in the county, and former
oliice-hOlder under BrCwnlOw. His cap
tors report that he was very badly scared.
They all went over the ground and picked
up the uniform where il had been dropped.
The dress was made IF red calico, bound
with white. The mask was white being
attached to a red cap, with X. X. h. in
scribed upon it in large letters. His pam
falcons bore white stripes down the legs.
1t was a bright moonlight night and
HOpWOod was never out of sight of his
pursuers. nevertheless he denied that he
was the man who sported the fancy dis
gIIise.
Having spent the rest Of the night in
Jail, he was on SATURDAY bound over in
$1,000, TO appear at the next term Of
court.
The affair caused rea' sensation i'm
I.ewisburg. Several other squads Of Ku-
Klux were heard of Friday night, but hay-
ing learned of HOpwoOd's capture they are
supposed to have dispersed.
a few nights before. a negro was robbed
by squad of three. one Of whom Hep
wood is supposed to have been. TIE other
two are known. The pa-ies al belong TO
a gang Of desperadoes, who have committed
numerous derredationS since Inc var.
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AN incitent transpired at a paper-mil

AN incident transpired at a paper-mill
al Niagara Falls, one day last week, which,
to say the least, was tantalizing. A lot
of old rags, including some ragged gar
mems, were brought 20 be cut ,nts sm.Il
pieces. Among other things. an old coat
was thrown into the tub, and the cutter
set to work thereon. When the small
pieces were taken out numerous scraps of
greenkacks ratified to the floor from the
dissected garment. The figures -" 40"
30, . 80, 400 were plainly visible IN
the scattering scraps. None of the pieces
were much larger than the label on a spool
of thread, and the men, as they gathered
up the ta'stalizing bits, each one blamed
himself bitterly for not having ripped the
coat up before putting it into the cutter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-22

TENNESSEE = PACIFIC RAILROAD.
On snd after May 2s, trains viii run as fol
lows; Depot South Cherry st.
Nc. 1, daily, except Sun
days-.s................l $50 P. NJ $50 A. n
GEO. NANCY, Prss't & Sup't.
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A CONCERT was recently given at Biz
mingham, England. in which the principal
attraction was to be Miss Csrlotta Patti.
When the audience had waited about
twenty minutes after the advertised time
for commencing, Mr.. Lindsay Sloper came
forward and made the unpleasant CON-
munieation" that Miss Carlotta FAITH
would not appear. He explained that on
her arrival she had taken great ofienSe at
finding herself announced as ''the Sister Of
Miss Adelina Patti" She would listen to
no apology, and left Birmingham by the
next train.
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Proceeds of the Late ExsosItfon

The report of the Treasurer Of the Board
of Exposition Managers, just submitted.
shows that the total cash receipts from all
sources were 3,4SO.34. Amounts due
sundry persons which have been charged up
to the proper departments and credited to
various parties, S5,390.S0. Total receipts
S26.S7l.19.
Total amount paid out, including debts
OF previous Expositions, S26,626.35. Bal
ance on hand, cash, S244.S4.
The amount received for tickets was
Sl2,2jS.5j, and for privileges, q. 4O7. 90.
The amount received for which certificates
of indebtedness were given was SS.6E5.5O.
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PremInm Reer Cattle.

Two fine fat beeves, raised by Capt.
Mark 5. COckrill, on his farm near the city.
were auctiOned off yesterday TO the highest
bidder, at the stockyard of Warn5r & Ev-
erett. One, weighing l,4Sl pounds, brought
$500 per hundred, and was bought 10y WIN.
Hagey and the other, weighing 1865
pounds, was knocked down to Charley
Warner at 50 per hundred. There was a
good attendance Of butchers and dealers
and spirited competition among bidders.
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Blank {. Indicates no report; cipher (0) sta
dency 70 rise
The river has been rising rapidly since
our last report. The rise at this point for
the "a hours ending at P. NJ. yesterday
amounted to feet inches. We report II
feet 10 inches on the shoals.
There were no arrivals yesterday.
The Burksyille was expected fiom Pa
ducah.
The B. III. Cooke win leave to-day for
the upper Cumberland, and the Silvertborn
and BGrksyille are advertised to leave for
Paducah and other points.
The report that Mrs. Capt. Chas. Ryman
was dead proves untrue, but she was lying
very low yesterday evening.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-22

for some time past midnight marauders
nave been carrying on extensive operations
IN the way Of stealing ungathered corn
from the fields Of the farmers in the peioh-
oorhood OF Jefferson, Rutherford county.
IL IS said that out of field Of fifteen acres
belonging TO Capt John Gooch. nearly the
entire crop has been stolen.
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Salt 10 Recover Stock FrauduIeniIy
Obtained.

CINCINNATI, Dec. p "A suit was en-
tered in the courts at Lexington, KY, Sat-
urd ~, for the recovery Of 26,000 shares of
stock in the Biz Sandy Railroad, valued at
3, 100000, by he city Of Lexington aid
counties of Fsyet;e, Clark and Montgon,-
cry. XIV, on account Of alleged fraud in OF
tanning the subscriptions.
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A KU-KLUX CHASE.

Marshall County Has an Amusing
SeRsatiOn-CaPtureO OF n Night Rider
I'm the Uniform of she brotherhood
He Turns Out 10 be a Full FLOODED
RndIlnI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-22

Old Rober tSon County Whisky still
ahead. None know it better than those
who use the exhilersting beverage. Send
your orders 10 Woodland x Moore al Spring
field, Tenn. All orders promptly attended
TO. dee22 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-22

In one If the West side public schools,
lately, teacher asked a pupil, "What
animal is il that wears woOl?' The an
swer came very promptly from the sig
year-Old, ''The niger Even the infan-
tie nature of Chicago n"eds application Of
civil-i tights teaching -C.icGgO Times.
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Grimtb & Garrett. corner

Griffith & Garrett, corner Church and
Summer streets, are selling their stock of
fine hardware, cut cry, sporting and house
hold furnishing goods At reduced prices.
dec17 thurs, sun IA S
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''BOOk keeping SimpIiRed."


whole system briefly and clearly explained,
with valuable Rules and Tables for bust
ness use. Cloth, 81. Boards, IS els. Sent
postpaid. Circulars sent. Agents wanted.
d. 3. Waggener * Co., 424 Walnut street
Philadelphia. Publishers sWaggener's
Trial-Balance Book" dec22 2t
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Call on Griffith & Garrett, corner Church
and Summer, and buy Christmas present
from their we'll selected stock Of household
hardware. dec17 thurs.sun,tues
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The concert at McClure's Hall last
night, for the benefit of Christ Church
Sunday-schOOl, drew large audience and
gave entie satisfaction from the opening
to the close.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-22

Christmas Reconsideration Parlor
Suits, elegant Chamber Suits, Easy Chairs,
Rocking Chairs, Marble Top Tables, Camp
Chairs, Turkish Chairs. Call and examine
our stock. Weakley x Warren
Hao.ls3
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Christmas Presents.--An elegant line of
ladies', gents and children's cuStOm-made
boots and shoes; also, embroidered, plain
and fancy toilet slippers-must be sold re-
gardless of cost. Peoples Shoe Store, 102
Church street, opposite st. Cloud Hotel.
dec20 4t
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Christmas Gifts for Gentlemen.-Jesse
Ely has opened new stock Of Shirts,
Robes, Scarfs, Ties, Hsndkerchief, Sus-
peniers, Scarf Rings and Pins, Sleeve But
tons and Studs, Mufilers, etc, in great va
riety, at very low prices. deco 1w
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. Rare OppOrtunjty.-We

A Rare OppOrtunity.-We are selling
our entire stock of fine Broche ShawIs at
less than cost-superb Christmas presents.
Thompson Bros. & Kelly, Summer street.
declS5t
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Su,c,se Of a WeII.Known georgian.

ATLANTA, Dec. 2I.-Col. Samuel J.
Anderson, formerly private secretary to-
Gov. Crawford, committed suicide this
morning. Financial embaTass ment was
lie cause.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-22

COnteRtment and happiness reign in all
households where DOOley's Yeast Powder
is used. Try it. Your grocer has it.
deco dIvtSgIt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-22

Holiday Presents A full line Of Fan
cy Goods, Work Boxes, ladies' and gents
Dressing Cases, Musical Albums, al prices
to suit the times, at Jos. E. Loiseau & Cos.
deco 4
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Games, Puzzles, Toy Books, Gift Books,
etc, cheapest in the city. DuckwOrth &
Co, corner Church AMI Cherry and Cedar
and Cherry streets. Gec22 At
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The best place to buy Dry Goods, the
Southern Palace, III and liz Church st.
dec22 q
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A large veriety of Skates at Griffith &
CARROTS, corner Church and Summer SITS.
decI7rsun, thurs.t1es
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Toy Trunks for the juveniles; large as
sortment Just received by John Ramage 81
Son. dec203t
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You will save money by having your
Signs painted at 80 Bank Alley. r. L.
Bell, Painter. dee22 Nv.
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Boys OvereOats for the Holidays at the
Tom Thumb Clothing Store. dec22 1t
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Evansville. Louisville
The Union and American job
Rooms

A RE FURNISHED WITH THE VARIOUS
~ styles OF type necessary 70 do all kinds OF
Book, Pamphlet, Periodical, Newspaper, or
other heavy work in q superior manner, at
prices below that OF NOrthern and Eastern
cihes5and in any ami everything We propose 70
cd We challeng competition.
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Gents Toilet slippers in great variety,
and very cheap, at John Ramage & Sons,
As College street deco St
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BY the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
An Appeal TO the Country.

JACKSON, Dec. 21.-FOrty-nine COnserv-
alive members Of the Legislature have
signed an address TO the people Of the Uni
ted States vindicating their action in differ
ing from the majority in calling on the
President for troops. They claim that the
resolution calling for troops was coneocted
and adopted as a party measure under the
operation of the previous question,
that the Governor, who investigated this
action, is not even citizen of the State.
but is an utter stranger TO the people and
wholly ignorant land uumindfIl Of their
interests; that, in no single instance, 50
far as they are able TO learn, has he, in any
official act or expression Of private seati-
ment, been betrayed into an exhibition Of
the slightest concern for the in erests and
welfare of the people Of the State.
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Don't forget Cousin Jedediah and Bar
bara Allen Tuesday night. deco 2t