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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-02-26
TERMS OF LEASE:

Al Payments made on Lease piN apply ,o,caros
the purchase cfthe Instrument Loaned.
Pianos rdi,tcd at
$3.50 to $500 $75 advance, $50 monthly
90 to GOO IL: 70 advance, 80 monthly
$50 to $50 !: 100 advance, 40 monthly.
Organs taiued at
$I25 to 200 S25 advance, Slo monthly
20 to 800 10 advance, Is monthly
800 to 500 so advance % monthly.
asE" Parties who offer satisfactory Security
can pay for instruments in notes at 5, 6, o, and
IL months time.
Call and find out other inducements offered
in both Tine and Cash Sales, fro:..
KIRK ROBINSON,
ageut for Orangeburg County.
may %, 1873 ii II
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THOMAS W. IoNAwAY, the carpet-baeger
who made speech TO the negroes of Rich
mond from the Washington monument as
he passed through this place some years
ago-who is one of tho vile miscreants that
have done more towards the ruin of Louisi.
ana than thousand years of good works
could atone for who first compelled white
children 10 associate with blacks in the
schools of New Orleans this miserable apol-
Dry for a white man comes out in long let
ter in favor Of mixed schools. lie declares
that be went to school with negroes, and re-
ceived no damage FROM the association. Per-
haps not. Possibly he and his were past
the point where they could thus be injured.
But the southern people will not be per-
suaded by his example TO favor mixed
schools. He no doubt iayorS them as pun
ishment Of the people who refuse to aSso.
cia:e with him. CoNAwAY is dog.
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A man named Murphy, hailing from
Stewart county, Tenn, went to farmers
house in Upton county, in that State; Fri.
day, killed Mrs. Milton Donaldson with an
axe, and mortally wounded servant girl,
his object being the robbery of Mrs. Donald.
sons safe Of $1,000. The girl gave the
alarm. He fled, was subsequently arrested,
and shot by citizens.
Election returns so far indicate that the
temperance people will sweep the State of
California. The constitutionality of the law
will be holly contested by the liquor.dealers.
No election has been held In San Francisco
yet. The election in Oakland was exciting,
and local optioaists carried the city. The
liquor men have carried Vallejo by small
majority.
Intelligence was received ut Utica, n. Z,
on Saturday, that Hon. Charles Il. Doolittle,
Judge of the Supreme Court Of the Utica
district, was lost overheard from the steam.
ship Abyssinia on the 2lst of May, while en-
route from New York>to Europe.
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PRESBYTERIAN TIrLEs.-[From the New
York 1,lbune.1 -Tbe Rev. DR.. Howard
Crosby, Of this city, who has perhaps as cx
tended list Of honorary titles rs any mar
10 this country, has for many years strcnu
ousIy advocated the omission of all suci
titles from the official records of the session:
Of the PfeSby,eiial Assemblies. His GROUND
has been that all ministers Of the Church are
officers of equal grade, and that often those
most bonored by civil and literary societies
are the least eminent servants OF God. Tho
Northern Presby teriau Assembly now in
session at st. Louis, has yielded 10 TIL.
sensible argument by voting TO strike all
titles from its official record.
This is the excellent practice of the clerks
and the reporters Of Congress. Mr.. BUTLER,
Mr. CoSKLING, Mr.. Cox, Mr.. THURMAN, MIR.
GARFIELD, Mr.. JONES; not General, nor
Judge, nor Rev, nor Dr., nor any other title.
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DUFFALOs SPRINGS, MECkLENBUKHI,

BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECkLENBlRG!
ID COUNTY, vA.-RECENr DISCOVER w
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, decidedly lmprrfsnf
ted with the celebrated Salts OF LtthlA lh ne
Springs open for the reception Oh VISITORS w IL.
FIRST OF JUNE, 1874. .t.5
In most of the chronic forms or disease r eSa.;
As remedial BY mineral waters these Springs eH'''
q deservediy high reputation. - l., Az
In general adaptation and curative pow In
eases OF women In dyspepsia in It's proesh ioruis,
In chronic Intermittent fevsrs, ana IN al 80,
generated by malaral poisons. they are Ths
rival among the medicinal waters OF Ame'ica., 80
proprietor Is aware that this Is very struns
The public viii Judge II 1t esu'taineo o! 'he
monials submitted ,o,.o-,r valuable
Since the last Spring season several 'a mne ~
spriugs have beer discovered a. tls pasii
Tony OF Baltimore Is decidedly impreSnstess W.
the .'Salts OF Ltthla," which sas given country
brity TO the Gettysburg spring IN Our own sr II
and to the AK Ia Chappetle ana ticnS va -, INV
the continent OF Europe, and when - $50 10
esteemed In the medical world rs TIN ,sa.
gout, rheumatism, and In kidney ana oiad''e'
lions. - d., rrr,yersty oil!
pennsyIysnia saws: ..rhere Is perhaps no o,n
remedy from which equal efficacy ma! " mi.
In the removal or the deposits Q! ue ut o",y r,.
in the ioiuts and iigameutouS tissues ~ s1 81
| dents. and In preventing the deposits III ''''
| neys and urinary passages. T. ,hn only
| IL NAV be worthy OF not that luis - Wy f,-uj
| Snrinc In Virginia In which this SAT- =
| otherwise than the lnerest race. .,,o,,sls &C.,
Pamphlets containing analysis. I.
can be had on application 10 Aessrs. ~ Io,iS.
| LApD & CO., druggists, or Messss. hSth mond,
sToN & Co, booksellers, Main street Rtyd. on,
i Va or by addressing the underssenevr ~ c1GDE.
Va. Zap 24.d.2w4m T5oAas : 49,
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DEATHS.

|. DEATHS.
Died, In Richmond city, on the 4th day OF May
Il. j. Carneal and daughter uf Tie late DR.. Joseph
Mosby.
Mrs Carneal was widely known and beloved
The writer, who knew her WE'LL heard her name
always mentioned with affection and regard. she
blended In her character the simplicity AUD ariless-
ness of The child with q maturity In action rarely
scen. Atan carly age she united with the Baptlsl
Church ut Orange, 4 j.. She fell asleep In the nope
of the Gospel. The loved ones die early heaven
Is aiming what earth has lost. III a. ID. O. {
Died, on the LIST instant, ut Richmond, Va,
CATHARINE HAYS MYERS. 49,
Her friends and those OF the filnlly are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from her resi-.
derce No. 500 Twelfth street, on TUEsDA1, III
o'clock 2. d.
Died, June lst, 1874. LUCY MILDRED, infant
child of William and Elizabeth Lucas, aged elgh'
monks and five days
Alas! how changed that lovely flower
Which bloomed and cheered ray lonely heart;
Fair leetlng comfort OF an hour,
IOw soon we're called to part. s.
Hhy should rex my heart or fast?
No more she'll visit me;
NV soul will mount to her at last,
And there shall my Lucy see.
The funeral will take place at 10 O'CLOCK Tl,.
nav Mt No 14O2 west Clay street. ne 1rienus
ana relatives are respectfully Invited to attend
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AN EXPRESS CAR RoBBER SHOT AND KILLED.
Detroit, May 30.-Last night, as the Atlantic
express was passing between New Buffalo
and Niles, two unknown men pried open
the front door of the express car and
knocked down S. B. Heath, the messenger,
who was asserting his money packages for
different stations. One OF the robbers seized
package containing $4,000, jumped from
the car, and escaped, leaving the other strug-
Cling with Heath in the darkness, the light
having been eXtinguished. Heath finally
drew his pistol and shot the scoundrel in
the head, and then fell insensible from his
injuries. AS the train approached Niles. be
recovered sufficiently TO call for help, but
was unable to rise. The robber lived only
few seconds after he was taken from the
car.
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Very Rev. A. Van de F!ver, pastor of ST.
Peters Cathedral, Richmond, Va, left this
city Saturday afternoon on the steamship
Brauuschweig for Southampton. Father
Van de Fyver ranks among the oldest priests
Of the diocese of Richmond, having been
ordained many years ago by the late Bishop
John McGlll, with whom be attended the
tenth provincial council of Baltimore, hello
at the Cathedral i'll May, 1869. Whilst sb-
sent the reverend gentleman will visit
Lourdes and spend several weeks at Rome.
He carries with him letters Of introduction
fr"ln DR.. Gibbons, bishop of Richmond. who
is native and former wel-known priest oil
Baltimore Sun, LIST.
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THE CASE AGAINST NOSES Charleston, s.
c., May 31.--The trial of Governor Moses
for grand lurcency, which was set for Friday
at Orangeburg, did not take place in conse'
quence of the absence Of the accused. The
solicitor CT the State asked for warrant oil
arrest, and the court refused it. Counse
for Moses then moved to strike the case from
the docket on the ground that the Governor
cannot be indicted and tried for any crime
before impeachment. The court reserved
its decision, and postponed the case until thu
next term, which meets in October. This il
regarded as substantially triumph fol
| Moses.
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THE CITY CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE.-Fol
the success Of our ticket in the city election
the Conservatives Of Richmond are greatly
indebted to the wisdom and prudence with
which the City Central Gommittee conducted
the campaign. The gentlemen composing
this committee have worked faithfully ano
we'll.
We cannot give too much praise to the
zeal and activity displayed by the rariou;
clubs of The city, and especially the Old Do
Ininon, the Il. Il. K, and the German Con
sentative. These organizations have rem
dcred invaluable seryice.-EaQuarer.
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THE AMERICAN PILaRIMs.- American
pilgrimage, under the management of Major
John d. Kelley, brother of Mayor Kelley, of
this city, was received by the Arch bishop of
Paris on Friday last, who gave them his
blessing and delivered an allocution. Ga
Yesterday they departed for the shrines of
Lourdes and Pavay lie. Monial.
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Q,HE HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA.

This splendid HOTEL, situated A. from III,
for, , aA nroprieters is now ORES w
many radical s ss prov
p.,a, nsncinr nayiiiion with s,usic &C., nn, W.
besn added. : seaside producs2as spec!A" =
maSins inc Transient, is par day; slo per SeeA
rds according u locates, SC.
For further information xadresS ~, ,>.n-
my 23-eodAw Il. PHoEbUs. -" pr. -
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The Ecening Erprcss is the name Of an
evening daily published in this city, the first
No. Of which appeared yesterday. 1t is Re-
publican in its politics. IL presents neat
appearance. The price is ono cent. II seems
to be the successor Of the State Journal.
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TIE ClvIL-RIGHTs BILL.-The Rev. DR..
Sears, superintendent of the Peabody South
cru School Fund, made an hours argument
before the House Judiciary Committee on
Friday against the section in the civiI.rights
bill which provides for mixed schools.
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The FINANCE BILLS IN CONGRESS- There
is now considered to be Il good chance for
final agreement. 1t is probable the rate of
retirement will be fixed at or above thirty
three per cent, rather than below that
figure.
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me- IMPORTANT TO THE sENsI

@ IMPORTANT TO THE SENSI
TiVE.-Persons with active brains and of a deli
cate organization should be subjected to yio-
lent purgation any other treatment calculated 10
PROSTATE them. Leechlng, cupping, starving and
intestinal rasping are Of doubtful expedieucy in
any case, but they almost certain death to tie
sensitive and fragile. What such persons Feed Is
slim ulaton and the very best invigorant they can
take Is HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. To
give depicting medicines 10 the nervous, the debih-
lated, the ilfrm. the emaciated the responding is
like firing oroadsides into sinking ship. Thou
sands OF dyspeptics killed every year by medi-
cnes that sap the physical and constitutional sta
nina, which, II reinforced by that powerful vege-
table tonic, would soon prove oyermatch for the
disease Its true that the bowels require to be
lleyed and regulated, aud the liver controlled,
well as the stomach to be toned and the system
strengthened, and let 1t be bornei mind that the
Btters accomplish these objects gently and surely.
[my 2S-eod&w1wI
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GIFT CONCERTS.
JULY 81, 1874.

In announcing the fifth and last Of the series Of
Gilt Concerts given for the benefit of the Public
Library of Kentucky the Trustees and Manager re-
fer with pride and pleasure to the four which have
been already given The first, December 6, 1871 |;
the second, December 2, ls72; the third, July 8,
1873; and the fourth, March 3lst, 1874.
Under their charter, granted by special act OF
the Kentucky Legislature, March 10, 1871, the
Trustees are authorized to give
ONE MORE, AND ONLY ONE MORE GIFT
CONCERT.
With the money arising from this FIFTH AND
LAST CONCERT the Library, Museum, and other
departments are to be enlarged and endowed with q
fixed and certain annual income. Such an endOw-
ment fund is desired as will secure beyond perad-
venture not only the maintenance OF this magpin-
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT
for the purposes mentioned and which Is positively
and une9uiyoealy announesd as The TIE LAST LAST
CHATTER AND BY THE PRESENT MANAGE.
MENT, will come of 10 the Public Library Hall
at Louisville, n.y., on
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1874.
At this final Concert everything will be upon a
scale corresponding with It's increased importance
ing of one hundred performers, selected for tell
fame IN different lands; and the unprecedented sun
Of
$2,Go0,00o,
divided into twenty thousand GIFTS win be distri
buted among the ticket-holders.
LIST OF GIFTS.
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4MARnIAGEs.,

Married. on "wednesday. May 27tai, mt Smlthville,
Charlotte county, Va. by Rev. w. II. Atkinson.
4. X. MACE Ri q, OF Richmond, Va, to Miss
R{)SA III. Et) an EEs. tts2{ss. tE. j. +
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and more currency, ana indeed upon any
and every question that may arise, New Eng
lands twelve votes, representing three nil
lions Of people, have ss much weight as the
twelve votes OF Ohio. Indiana. Missouri, new
York, PENNSYLVANIA. and Illinois, represent
ing serenteen millions Of people, o.: ,sedrtg
half the population of the United States!
Such unequal representation was justified N
the beginning by the fact that each State was
supposed to have certain rights which to'
Federal Government could not deprive il
Of. or in any way interfere with. Aud SOL
was considered not only proper and safe hn
wise TO allow the Senate to represent tht
sovereignty of the States. But this plea /
absurd now. The sovereignty of the States
is a thing of the past
"a thing
Ger which the raven aa:s Its Guuera. wig;
and should no longer be the excuse for al
lowing New England five times her lcsili
mate weight in the Government. No, sir
delcnda est Carthage! Down With New
England irfluence in the United State
Senate
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WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
VIRGINIA

I have leased this celebrated watertng-place, and
on the LIST OF Juue will be ready 10 receive 'lslos'
or sooner II parties insist upon coming.
Terms: $50 per mouth OF twenty-ei:ht DAYS.
Pamphlets to be had Of PURCELL, LADD ~.
Richmond; COLEMAN & ROGERS, Baltimore 0foi
the proprietor
Telegraph Office In hotel. ,n,t,
Get of at Millboro' depot. Chesapeake and ONO
railroad. JOHN l.. ECBAShr
mxIam Proprietor.
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OFFICE SToRRs s. Co., TEAMsTERs,),
No. 1924 CARY STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, june lst, 1S74.S
d EMOVAL NOTICE.-We will be
LIZ pleased to all our old friends and customers
at our new office, No, 1894 corner of Cary and
Virginia streets, one door below where we were
formerly. STORES & co.
My office is still with Messrs. storgs & Co., 1924
corner Cary and Virginia streets
u. GERYAS STORRS,
je 2-eoa3t - =
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nENTLEMEN's WEARING APPAREL
VI CLEANED IN the very best style; Lad1es'
Dresses &c restored to their original color cleaned
or dyed, with nsatness aud dispatnhi Kid Gloves
cleaned and Feathers dyed ut
MckyNNEY,S STEAM DYE-WORKs, &
ap 3-3W MARSHALL street nee.r Etsth,>
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ME- BLACK IRON GRENADINES at rs
so, 60, 75c., and II per yard
large stock of BLACK STRIPED GRENA-
DIMES at great bargains.
Tho hest soc, BLACK ALPACA ever offered.
Pure MoHAIR BRILLIANTINEa at s5c. per yard
worth 1926, at LEVY BRoiHEho'
The best sEWING-MACHISE OIL loo. per
bottle my30
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ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY v,

4 FTON HOUSE.-This new aud popu-
IA lar summer resort has been much !mpcoYcGo ~
the addition OF several new buildings. goJa l@WnS
alley, bath. houses, &C.. and will he open NJ.
18TH. Those seeking recreation or health c.thao!
be better suited. The location Is b...nf'Iu! aud
healthy, the views are grand the nlountlla VFrers
Is almost continuous. .
TERMS: Per month, $40: per week Sl2 per
day T3 Children under twelve years and coioTed
servants half price.
$ il. COOLIDGE & CO.
Alton Depot, Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad, Va.
IN
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This delightful resort is situated on the Chesa.
peake and Ohio railroad, about 200 miles west oil
Staunton, Immediately at the Great hanawna
Falls 1t is the dining house for passengers on the
express traIa each way, and presents attractions
and advantages unsurpassed in the mountains OF
Virginia. In view are the 2randly picturesque
Falls of the Kanawia, surrounded by scenery the
most romantic, giving to tie place face Of beauty
10 be nowhere else found
Beneath the Falls may be found the finest hsll-
tpg-bass Suckers, Cat, Pike, Buffalo Sturgeon,
and Salmon Astounding.
The mountains abound In all kinds Of GA ME,
and ample facilities are offered for BATHING and
BOATING.
THE HOTEL BUILDINGS
arc new and are being handsomely rettied and re-
furnished large addition IS being constructed,
aud will he completed by the ct OF July einbrac-
ing in the Improvements hr5t-cliss Billlard-Rooms
and Tes-Pn Alley. ,.,
Take the Kanawha Falls Hotel, with ali lis sur
roundugs and the variety OF 1t. attractions, there
Is not place on the continent where the seekers OF
pleasure and health can be more munlhcently &C
colnmedated. ,,,...,,
excursion tickets may be bad ct Charlottesville,
StauntOn and White Sulphur Springs, good for
seven days, at two cents per mile. my 2S-lw
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NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS of the CLOVER HILL
RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at the ofhce
of Mrssrs. LANCASTER & Co., at Richmond, OH
THURSDAY the 18th instant at 2 O'Clock.
ir 2-ldm u. 5. WOODBRIDGE, Treasurer.
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CITI re 5
BANK OF RICHMOND will be held at the office
OF tho bank at 5 o'clock P. u. TEURSDA1. june
4.1S7+. r. B SNhAD,
my 22-eodow Cashier.
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rIoHE MEMBERS OF RICHMOND g.
L LODGE, No.1O,.A +. NJ, are requested Xxx
to attend stated communication Of their " '
lodge THIS tuesday, EVENING at O'Clock, al
Masonic Hail, Franklin street. Election Of OFF,
GERS. Members of sister lodges and transient bre-
lhrrn in good standing are fraternally Invited 10
meet with us. BY order OF the W. NJ.
JAMES z. RIDDICK,
ie n-1tx Secretary.
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sssEd;s At NOTICES.

SPEGEA.L sVEGtEs9s
NE THE CITIZENS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEWARK, N. y.
STATEMENT.
ess-.-.-' DECEMBER 81, 1 73.l .s,-.--g--:-.,4-
ASSETS.
First bonds and mortgages 81 81, 03e DO
County and other bonds. aasss4ua W w
Call loans, secured by collnterals. 93,OOO w
Interest due and accrued. ............. 5.S97 ~
premiums In due course OF collection, 3O,os0 80
s393,454 80
LIABILITIES
Unadjusted losses and expenses. ....S ~ S29 69
Capital STOCK.
Surplus A'ofoA1 ~
S393,454 80
THOMAS If. ALFRIEND SON,
General Agents for Virginia,
No. l north Tenth street, Richmond, Va
je Civ
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WIGwAM OF TIE GREAT SACHEA OF THE
GREAT COUNCIL OF VIRGINIA.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.

1
RICHMOND, 1st Sun, Hot Moon, g. S. D. $685.
TIHE MEMBERS OF THE VARIOUS
l. TRIBES In the city are fraternally invited to
meet me at The WigwaTn of Pocahnntas Tribe, NO
IA, on the 81 sleep, IS business of Importance VII!
be presented for your consideration.
Gentlemen In the city who have signed the peti-
nrcsnnt ut Pyth!an Hall WEDNESDAY NIGHT
promptly al s o'clock, ut which time and place said
Tribe will bc duly Instituted.
10 Dot Grand Sachem.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The MEM a.
WI hcrs Of CHARITY LODGE, No. Xxx
ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MA-IV\
Sons are summoned to attend lhrlr stated meet
inp TUIS Tuesday EVENING at O'Clock.
Every member Is requested to be prcsent-eleciion
of officers and I'M poranI business TO be transacted
", order of The ~ 81 ". II. l.. COMBS,
~ Secretary.
At 1874 n 1874 /. 2-lt*
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10 with it. We have no rights that they are
bound to respect. The State has none.
Judge DuEELI, of Louisiana, has proved
that. Let Judge BOND issue the mandate,
and General GRANT will see that it is exc
cuted.
We might 90 on and prove-what it
aEnazes us that any man should doubt-that
government which forced negro suffrage
upon every State in the Union, and which
claims the power to force negroes into all the
hotels, steamboats,, railroad cars, and into all
the schools, colleges, universities, and acad.
emies of every State in tie Union, must ne
ca5sarily be even more than mere CONSOLE
aited despotism It is q paternal govern
ment. And for any State to be foolish
enough to claim that it has any rights as
against government which does these
things-as against a government which
makes its white citizens eat, drink, sleep, and
go TO school and college with NECROSIS
enough to make all Christendom outside of
this country laugh US to scorn.
Now, then, these things being so, let us
make this all-powerful Government touch
upon all parts Of the country with an equal
~ weighty hand. New England, with
twelve senators, has not as much population
as New York, which has only two senators.
In the United States Senate the vote on the
ciyil-rights bin was 20 to Is. Suppose we
take tie twelve New England votes of, how
would it stand? On the question Of allow
ing the South and West to have more banks