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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-20

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The pending motion was declared to be
to table the whole subject matter.
On call Of two Senators the yeas and nays
were ordered, and the Senate refused to
table the subject matter, by the following
vote:
Yeas-Alexander, Blackburn, Blunt,
Brewster, Pollard, WhartOn-6.
Nays-Allain, Breaux. Burch, Chadbourn,
Crozier, Detiege, Dumont, Ola. Greene,
Harper, kelso, Masicot, Sypher, Twitchell,
Weber, Whitney-l6.
Absent-Anderson, Cage. Eustis, George
Grover, Herwig, Kelly, Landry, Ogden,
Robertson, Stamps, Steven, White, Young
IA.
The question required on the motion to
adopt the resolution as amended.
On call of the yeas and nays the Senate
adopted the resolution:
Yeas-Allain, Breaux. Brewster, Crozier,
Dumont, ella, Greene, Harper, kelso. Ian
dry. Masicot, Pollard, Twitchell Weber,
Whitney-l5.
Nays-Alexander, Blackburn, Blunt,
Bnrch, Chadbourn, . Detiege, Sypher,
WhartOn-8.
Absent-Anderson, Cage, Eustis, George.
grover, Herwig. Kelly, Ogden, Robertson,
stamps, Steven, White, Young-l3.
Mr. Brewster called up Senate bill No
"a. entitled an act to amend the constitu.
ton of the State of Louisiana.
On motion Of Mr.. Brewster the bill was |
fixed for next Wednesday, the twenty.
fourth instant, at one o'clock.
Mr.. Burch obtained unanimous consent
to call up the following resolution, author
izing an inquiry into the management of the
House of Refuge. in the city of New Or
cans, under section 1879 of the Revised
Statutes:
WHEREAS, Numerous complaints are
,eing made - to the binding out of the
'hildren which hsve been SAINT 70 the House
living them ont to persons who are unable
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day of the Conference in large bills and
not in fractional currency, was adop
ted
The report of the Centennial Com
mittee is one of great interest as his
torical document, and We regret that
we cannot publish it to-day
Question 21~t-What is the number
of local preachers and lsymen within
the Conference.
Answer Aggregate. 81, $50. Total
increase 4,025.
APPOINTMENT Fs FOR TO DAY.
Front Street-morning, Bishop and
| ordination; night DIR Duncan; 3 NJ. :,
Sunday school mass meeting.
Fifth Street-aoruing. DIR L. 8 Burk-
head; night, Bishop McTyiere and or
dination.
First Presbyterian-mornine, DIR B
Craven; night. DR. T M Jones.
Second sbyterian-morning, Rev
E A Yates; night, r Brooks.
Fl-st Baptist-morning, DR. N II D
Wilson; night DR. " 81 Bobbitt.
! Second Baptist-m orning Rev D R
Brnton; night. W G Cannon.
L1hera1 m >rninq, r " Robt Blu
ton; night, Rev W W Jones.
Conference then adjourned.
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AT ,ERNOON SESS ION.

! Conference opened at 81 O'Clock with
divlne service bv Rev. Dr. Duncan, OF
| Randolph Macon College.
! The Comm tee on Education report
ed, recommending that Greensboro
AID Davenport Female College.
aud Trinity CollegA, and
b, that Rows V A Sharp" AMI Jesse A
! Curniuggin be appoint 4 agents for
al of those Institutions; also,
| that Prot 4 " Mangum be appoir'e /
to the Profes socsisp In the University.
The report was adopted.
The Committee on Church Property
and adopted.
Prof Mangun asked permission TO
make some remarks in reg ara TO his
position at Chapel Hill and proceeded
| at some length to state all the circum-
| stances of the reorganization of the
University OF North Carolina, and the
He closed with ali appeal for its sup
pot.
Rev Or. Duncan. OF Randolph Ma. on
was lied out and addressed the Con-
fereuce. He stated t'Iat h. had been
Connect. i with Rsndo lph Me III Col
ieee for many years and huI kno&n all
Its fortunes. Ga the rC-orgaa z ttiOn
Of tb.; Col!ese st 4 -|,'.su.l. be took the
4. 4 a .sl ,
dents; til, following session they haG
$50; the next stssIou 2l5 and thus ses-
sion 200. Cur rieu I'm If the College
is We y high; they have A. student.
stuGin & for the ministry. II the College
Was prup 'rly ene!urd and new hniid
| iues added thero re..u..l he ro d, f1icn'-
ty in getting $50 Students. The ground
he takes Ea.t tbte Christian Chui ch
can do better for edncati ~ than the
State, as she does not educate 70, spe-
clal ends U;tt eluca, es thu whole man.
All truths belong to the C:.urch, ana
she educ ties in all
Leo US he able to say to the sc fling
scientists, walk iuto unr Elaborate. -
and show rs your work We also ara
educated, we know of sciences aud
maaliematlc We read all languages as
we'll as y III. Prove your demonstrate,
and you will see lis C smpare ours wit
yours aud overt throw them"
The Doctor poke at consider, bic
length--too long for these reports.
The speech was grea. argument on
the subject of education.
Rev L s Burkl cad d ID. submit
ted the report of the Centennial Com
mittee, and requested that it be read
and made the spec al order for Monday
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Rev p J Carraway read the report
of the Committee Oh Missions.
Rev f 4 Yates objected to the reso
luton which calls for the paymen of |
the drafts of 1868.
DR. Burlkhead, Rev W Black, DIR
Gloss and others spoke on tie subject
The resolution requiring all mission
airy money to be paid in Oh the second
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The Nif'yInTsH
BUffAL0SpnIHGS.
The GREAT MEDICINAL WATEs
IS THE SOUTH.
OPEN 20ra MAY, 1875

These waters sc Possessed OF aarltE.,
curative powers in = n .Ctr"ns OF III. Y IIe.FS
snd BLADDER. in all deranse Of
hillary ORGANS incident to warm mias.
matte regions, in D~s1e ,sSa, il Dis
eases peculiar to WoTHe m, in
Chro mic, anternietent and Remit.
tent FeVer5, IN Chronic GoTSrY-
hoea, Secondary SYohiIis. elect
aiiti all dlseH SEES OF tb. C 6nilat Organs
and in some forms OF Govt aud RheuIna.
tiSm. Their rem4rkablr po~.r and en- cacy
In the diseases Indicated ar" v"u"hed for by
some of the most distinguished medical men
Of the country, both North and South, as well
As by reported cases om the most unoues-
tio' able sources. Tes fmonials in Pamphlet
form furnished on cation. THE WATER
FOR SALE.
The water Is put mp in cases of one dozen
to the SPRINGS TOR the Soutn: By
way of the Richmond and A:iaita AR Line
RAilrOad to Scottsburg Dep-t in Halifax
county, Virginia, where all tr aims are met by
Goa q SPri lgs 10 miles distant
ECH0hAS G00DE,
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Oar es semed cotcmporary, the
| Wilmington JOURNAL, continues tc
seek for Lght as to the reception CT
Smythe int the social circle recently,
at G Their g at the house of leading
white Rid Cd of Wilmington, when
and where lie was permitted to enjoy
all the rig is of hospitality, even to
the point OF eating and drii king with
his white a. les.
There hav, been some evasions of
| the charge, bat no denials, and we uu-
| derstaud that it is truth which cannot
| be denied The impudent wretch
went, it is lid without any invitation
from the I rty giving the entertain
meut md introduced himself upon
some of til, company (may be some of
| that crowd ICED both his color and his
scent) BIZ, intrusion or not, there
he was, and he did eat and drink with
the others II it was an intrusion the
miserable +, How ought to have been
kicked out, aud any man of deceDcy.
it seems to rs, would have taken that
course. It was not taken doubtless
because it would hive blighted some
body's prospects for GuberDatorial or
Congressional honors the negro ia
courted for his votes and hatred to.
Democracy, and love of Office wilt
make some people submit to great
many indignities. Smythe is the very
fellow to put himself on them. We
know something of his insolence by
his conduct in the Convention. We
ould not care how much he humilia-
ted his white allies we're it not for the,
ultimate consequences. He might
visit them and they visit him, and
they all might sit, eat, drink and sleep
together now, and even without one
word from us il no decent people were
Elected by such a course. L. certain
y would not be anything more than
hey deserve. But society is interest
ed. livery white man, woman and
child in this broad land is deeply, aye,
vitality Interested. IF high Radical
office holders and seekers can allow
such as this, OF course the smaller fry
viii go in the same path, and the
k of mongreI zstion has begun
For the sake of society and of our race
we d. prccate AID denounce and regret
this out, az Gus act. And we have e.
supreme contempt for any white Rad
ical who, for any inducement what
ever, would permit such a thing
What think the people of Radicalism
in North Carolina when it leads to
such results? Ough. any white man
to encourage such negro insoleDce and
mpertinence? Ought any white man
indorse the conduct of this white poi |
ticiah? No, a thousand times no. A. |
long as you continue with the Radical |
party you do encourage this and other |
negroes in their arrogant and ipsolent |
pretentions, and you endorse the con-
duct OF the whites who allow it. To |
every white mar, who has not stifed |
all his interests and hopelessly sold |
himself for Office, we say come out
from the miserable, rotten, fetid. mon
strous concern, and help your race and
people to build up and sustain the
white mans party and white mans
= Golds6oro Record.
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zS EDSE'E AS.
400 Cottage Bedsteads i'm
store and for sale Low.
ID. A. SMITH 81 co.
hOrtga ge Sale.

10y WIRE UE OF A NOR FGAGE FROM
ID Jnse,.h A. EnLelhaId to Pitt -. Cowan
ia' ed october |, 1871. sri ,iulv register. I'd in
Book u e.. page 40 rh- K.-gi.tcr of
ID eds IN III" office oT Se1v Il mover C1J.Tv
AM of anOtGsI III gage r u tngelh ard &
Sannders to- Chn>. A. FFIcr, cutur OF A i ed
L. Price. Ia I'd a ru 4 1874. ana du'v register
~ IN Book |. L. l., page l 3, AID VI another
mo tg.R- II M Engeih I'll & ~au,,deie t., ID ii
lei e. Fo~le, a.uu. W Virk and Oscar {,
Parsley. Jr da5ed u iy 1913. and dui,
re. isteref in look l. :, l., p.ge ST. AID O.
her m'r rage from Eng ikarti ~aur.,.,S
Joul- Hughes. George Howard and ititam
hcRat. q I June 10 1878 and duly re- 1T. req
in nook l. l.. page I6, | will Offer for sale
at 'ublit Huc tor cash. at he on I Hou,e
in the typf Wiiniugt on Tuesd Y the sOtb
day of Ave n3fr, 20, AL tre ,-resser, t, pes
p: err. ma hinery ard mater n o. evuI4 =
AMI iesrripr o he olSlng o III off ce of III
DaiIy Journnr"a d The Wi min gto' journal"
situate III the build ny Primo IS street in t. {
ity of Wlmtngt II, known Tue JOUR- a!
Building. ,gether with the god will of the
said Office and newspapers
BO3T TIA VGE,
Attorney.
P strO7ed u"til Tuesday, D c-mb r ID b
1877" Al 20 10 K " +he 'Orrt House door
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Terms, per Session Of 20 Weeks

HALFIN ApVANCe-,tAt.,cC On
FIHSr OF D3r-'H t,F.
Tuition for pViu1ar- depart'1 MT. '''-Sf5 q
So - Highfr English .-.--.-... = %
bra- sfc go
Advanced c!4.s.s with + attn e o.
80 - and with Latin creek. - "
German FrerCb ana book-kes lin4 each
ext1a i.,. : 70
Board including me! and liyl,,- . 7atJ
Incidental expenses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ="
Each tuient y Ill fItnsh, FOR HI Dan Us, 4
IT of y 4nkets. pair q sheet u tair It nI-
r.Er cases rj his TO- els
n. eca sim ir-,i1 ruftloa and Bca-'i in Ga re
y t'sti.i-ei or VII. dIaw4l, .nri or'y ii "A
o. :,TOtIa..t d II '-.~-.
EnI Il 'har ~. 80 nrs. A.iITess
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A foci in high station is like a man
on the top of high mountain-every-
thing appears small to him, and he
appears small to everybody.
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Reliable Evidence.

SR. H.R srEVsNS:-
DEAR SIR will most eheerfu ~ add NV
ertimnny TO the greet n umh you nave aife@dy
receiver in favnr of your great and medI
ere, VRGETiNE. for / do not think enough car
n said praise. l was t-ou I'D over
thirt wears Fh that dreadt nj disease a arb
tnf had such bad c"ugh ny pals tn t 1t wou g
seem Ss tn n III [ couti never BREATHE ans
nora. snd VnGBrITp has cured me and 90
f1Tl to thank ;SCd AL the time there Is 20 go q
medicine as VEGETINE, and also think II
ohs OF the beat m edcines for c"nghs an: veal
nj king feelings at tn tOnRch, nd advis
everybody 90 take the VEGET1PE for can as
.r,r- tn m that &c Is one OF the bsst medic1ne-
tn 1t ever We MR. Z. LORE.
cor Magazine and Walnut sfre--s.
Camb -ifge Mass
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The hIFd se-nR Ot l.IIS lnAiiin.
ton will beg I'm Un Monday. Aug =,
and end on St0ad.lf, acc. 20. 1915.
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.nIsCE.1L.a.N.xeOUs.
AF5AETONS,
AMERICAN GYClOpEn,.

Entirely rew- itten by tn. a.,es.
every subject. Printed tr m .,ex ',, On
wings anc Maps. Ehgfs-
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THIS GELEBRaTtD FERTllisEa
WILCOX, GIBBS & cos.
MANIPULATED GUAM.

This Cuano HCw offered 10 ann n ihs
Planters Of SIN # q, ain for the season LII m
following liberal Ims: NIT, o,:i,r, +
gaving in ,tton at II cart 10 IL 30 en-
w. e az 4 Iae:.rs eareSt - III, 30 ". =,
m credit to fst Of Nosefnher. P~S~0
ru r=ncv, Htt-Cu- OPTIC, 500 co
SSDt in or.ters early AMI ge' your 0s saHs
while Won are hauling cotton t. narkel' -
exp nse. ,.;s .ertificates, etc.
Circulars giving analysis, cer'ino"
may JAS. r. PETfEWAY,
wilmington. N. c..
Agent for Messrs Wilcox, diDDs . w.
nov IA
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v c & TIN s
VIII Cleanse ScrOfula from the SyS-
TEN.
EST OPINION

Ma. "a. r S EVE So
DEAR sra This is t" show that my so1 va
x II SICK in ,Jao nary, te64 with $"rOfua
wuich cHIne ont in larg ror@s and u'c rs on hiS
leg AID hip Hi. leg VAS s""iie1 II ire th4'
vice t. nAru a. sizs tie b d seSer.l do"tct'
y high s->n'iing in heir protessin1-rwo from
fssst. AMI ttr.a on Char e-ton-vithfu
sett. z Bit better. III wa obliged 20 i
EA~r he vas ulacft tor he had no O.
hjA Itr g WI 4tever. Wban W. h ID given IL
-l4E1pes of his ltving w-r6 Id to try sc E
TINE the great 81 ii rcrDe "; and ne hat
ken It but = short time b fore we could zee 8
e AT charge The 81 en- un 50 BIZ j rhaF W.
asd to change the cloths four five tim
~. still. ne getting bFttrr for h = ceu,"
his limbs and hello b fms-lr a ii tie H.
was able TO sit mp in bed. md, by con-
scaut Use Of Y F'+ trIN F. it has cure him II
Il IS a lame leg which he viii prob ~bly have
Cor life bu, sc ajI honestly believe. If VI ha6
used VFGFlINF before mad DO 1 cred with
thnte doctors It W nd have save" t1e sc of his
G md re tortd it tO uatura' he alt | h"Ut
Al those ron D led with Scrotule wi | read TIL
t tinonv of and nay sol, who Ia nOF W I'll
N able to rpeat tor him-~,f.
CATH 'HINc NAH ,NEY.
DA TEL MAI"NEY.
g IRE ON t., Cha Il ston, Mass.
May 10, 1872
rh3 owe pain but hor at state IN nj C n
=, i-'v.'y shows the INT, an tn ron h Gle AUS
~ -rf"ct- Of the GFf'N in Scr 'tula.
VEGETrNE a acknu SI,r1l e by al' classes OF
---n:,'e III hat aui mt reliable h.nD 10
.,',rIfiaF n III world. Il lin
Yapatjan is Sold nv aIl Drus-riSfS
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AN OUTFIT Face

W. want som" ore in eSers rnu t. to take
orfers AID deliver go is % the OLD ard ofig II
Il =. o ~. House. are ash wages Sple =
did haze n every nsI ThhOrhOod tor the right
rsOn % e.'hHr rex. ynRng or old Sa mpl
NV lis =. circui rs, terms. etc lrfe
outfit sent fice ana post pad Send T"r t at
oIica an ma mo ey VI your hrn = A =,tr.
H j "A. L & 60, N. Hc yard tre B Hi
m pre Md.
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& RT Il u r

TLbCS FR4TED HOME MAGAZINE The
l. dsuseho!d 'IsgaZi e OF America Two
7e iai stOri se in ~. -Eaglescifte, hy Mrs
y. K. norr; M Mir an by - = Arthur
BuefeTtGk Newest PstIerts ia every number
Terms, 20 year; 3 % .ie- TOD So so S,lt..t-
did HCOk off and Pr ,rriuln- spec men
nj b-r o cents. L. 3 ARTHUR & son
Phiiaoelphia, Pa.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-21

from Pennsylvania, is said 70 be warm
personal friend of Simon Cameron, and
about as much in the old ring as any Re-
publican that could have been selected.
AS Chairman OF the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee he was accustomed to
lead the party to disastrous defeat, prin-
cipally on account of his intimacy with
Col. Scott and the supposed influence the
Pennsylvania Railroad had with him.
Whatever else he may do in the Senate
it is certain he will not fail to look after
the interest of that corporation.
Massachusetts in the election of Mr..
Dawes did perhaps the best that was
offered. He is a statesman of great ex-
perience, and, though a strict partisan,
has the respect of all his fellow-members
in the House of Representatives Tenn
essee has not been able to make selec-
tion, but Andy johnson is still ahead,
with fair prospects of ultimate success.
Chandler's chances in Michigan are not
encouraging to the few who desired to
see him returned, and Thayer in Ne
braska seems also on the down grade.
In Rhode Island the number to select
from is not in accordance with the hon.
ors to be conferred, and they are still
without foreshadowing of
the final result. The outside. verdict is
in favor of Gen. Burnside, but the "fam-
ilies' are fearfully divided. In Indiana
that "bolt did not take place, and Mr..
was elected by a majority of
ten votes.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-01-21
SIBYL.

0 winter! o pitiless, p'tiless winter,
would with breath could have you away
Ny Siby | rs lying, my Sibyl is dying,
Is lying aud signing and dying for May!
. winds wildly calling, o winds roughly call.
From hilltop to hilltop. from deep unto deep
Have done with your calling, and rising and
charm You by her quiet beauty to sleep!
o just for the bright little wings o. tn blue
o just for glimpse o the skies O the spring!
o sunshine of amber, flood all her dim chamber
y blue birds, fly quick to her windows, and
sing.
o pinks and wild roses! o wild pinks and
All covered with drifts Of black leaves in the
woods:
By her cheeks red and burning, and restlessly
turning,
o lilies, o beautiful, beautiful lilies!
80 folded and fast in your prison OF gloom;
by her fingers SO slender, her bosom so tender,
charm you to wake and to break into bloom!
o violets, under the stii sleety grasses!
y viOlets, soft as the blue o. the skies;
Take hold Of the slow, sliding sunbeams,
charm you
From darkness and death by the light of her
eyes.
Daffodils, daffodils, sun sucking dafodis,
Waiting for April to kiss you alive;
By th dazzling fall Of the long, yellow tresses
About her white shoulders, l charge you,
revive.
o daisies, ye modest and meek little daisies,
So open Of heart, and so fair in the face,
Come back to the borders and beds Of her
garden
charm you by all her unspeakable grace!
o byacinths purple, so royalty purple,
Come, come to us, spite of the winters stern
froWn;
charm you to come by the color shot over
The soft silken sleeve Of her holiday gown.
Wild winter, wild, pitiless winter
would with aabreath could have you away! !!
My Sibyl is lying, my Sibyl is dying,
Is lying and signing and dying for May!
Alice Cary.