Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-03-19
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err men as Messrs. Gordon and La
They speak the sentiments Of H. -
telligent white citizens of tho 0oQG
Their evidence should quiet theapDgo
tensions of the North that II theS0N
ern States are allowed to govern -
selves, they will in someway dope3v1
the colored people of their po6lal
rights if they do not remand the0 81
slavery. These gentleman tell ~
people of New Hampshire thAt The t1R.
bulence of the South comes from Ooe-
rupt governments; that the politioa1
rights of the negro can never b tako1
away from him and that the talk q 4
new rebellion is absurd; Northern -
have been going through New Haap
| shire preaching the danger OF anoGk1I
rebellion and the reversion Of tho ~
suits of the war in relation to &o
negro. Those who listened to AoaaEo.
Gordon and Lamar cannot fail 70 b
satisfied that what they want II looal
self government. It should not BE- .
party question, how long can ~
keep States wrong side up b
Federal bayonets ? We wish thIe
Messrs. Gordon and Lamar coa1
extend their travels and speeeAoU
in New England and without any
party trammels whatever. They could
do much to convince our people that
the time had come to secure local eov.
ernment to the South, and that We aro
preparing a chalice that surely, sooner
or later, will be pressed to our oWnHp0
The question is vital to us a. we'll q
to the South. We cannot sustain froo
| trampling them down in anotha9.-
We must maintain liberty for all, or
submit to despotism which will deny
the rights alike to all.
| WASHINGTON, March 11.-Nigbt-
The Senate, after long discussion over
ClaytOn's resolution for q special Com
mittee to inquire into Indian Terri1o-
ries, without any action went into Ex.
ecutive session and adjourned.
| Attorney General Williams decides
that duties accrue on the 9Th OF
February, upon which the tariff bill
was signed.
| The Senate caucus have resolved 10
make no changes in the Senate en-
| ployees.
| Confrmations-Conant, MarAhAl q
the Northern District of Florida:
Woodward, Supervising Surgeon q
Marine Hospitals; Sheets. Sixth
Auditor; Boag, Appraiser of Merchan-
disc. Charleston, South Oarolina:
Manning, Collector of Customs, Albe.
marie, north Carolina; Fitzhugh, Ool-
lector of Customs, Natchez; Smith,
| Collector of Customs. Memphis; Bal
| vin, Pension Agent at Raleigh. No
| Southern nominations.
| Gen. Anger has been ordered 20
| New Orleans to succeed General En-
cry; General Ord, to San AntoniA
Texas, to succeed General AugegS
| General Crook to the Department q
! the Platte, 80 succeed General Ords
| General Kantz takes command in Ar
izona, as General Crooks sncessosS
| These changes indicate the retirement
of General Emory, at present in COM
mand in Louisiana.
The call for bonds for the sinking
fnnd was made to-day by 6eoro-
tary Bristow. It contemplatea,
coupon bonds of the 4th series, 49,
OO3, 750; registered bonds, S.. 936. .2tQ
| The following is the call in detaal&
coupon bonds, $50, No. 1O,O01 to No.
Is, 400; 500. No. 27,501 to No. 10.
600; $500, No. 13,6O1 to No. 20.
600; 81, 900, No. 39,OO1 to No. 66,O00
Registered bonds, $50, No. 2,0M
10 No. 2,115; 800, No. SOL to No. ID.
TAB; $500, No. 8,651 to No. 9,16z; H..
600, No. 35, 7O1 to No. 80. .O73: q, 600.
No. II, Sol to No. 12, 800; $40, 600, No.
Is, sol to No. 1884. The call ma
lures in three months from today
when the interest will cease. The
bonds will be paid on presentation q
any time previous to the maturity Of
the call.
Clayton's Indian Committee busi-
ness was tabled by a vote of 80 to =.
The Senate considered the 6ands
wich Islands Treaty with the amend
ment that no other nation shall -
quire naval or coaling station within
these Islands and recommended ~
| ratification as amended.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-Noon.-
In the Senate consideration OF the
resolution for the admission OF Pinch
back was resumed, and McCreery, o9
Kentucky, spoke in opposition thereof.
The Freedmens Bank is in q Woeeo
condition than heretofore SUPPOSED
and therefore Commissioners CreoWou.
Liepold and Purvis have asked 70 b
relieved from any further responsibil1'
ty for or on account of said trust pro
vided their bond may be relieved from
liability after their relief and the nev
Commissioners substituted in theix
places. They assign as an excuse tos
their action, failure to obtain from
Congress such legislation - they
deemed essential to the proper and
speedy execution of the trust repoood
in them.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-NjGhk.-
Ex-Congressman White, of Alabama,
declines the Office of Assistant Attor'
ney General.
Alcorn will vote for the seating ol
Pinchback.
firmation-Rankin as Pension
Agent at Vicksburg.
Nomination-Boswel as PostmAstey
at Camden, s. O.
SENATE-HaG two hours wranGle
over business in Executive session.
They will vote on Pichback on Tues
day-his rejection is almost certain
, The last part of Morton's resolution
declaring Kellogg legal Governor ol
Louisiana, will not come up.
: WASHINGTON, March 13.-1n tn
Senate, Edmunds. of Vermont, moved
, to amend the resolution for the admis
sion of fPinchback, by inserting the WORD
mot before the word admitted. q
it would read " Resolved, That r. B.
! NC hot 1SAAA4ASS0~A1 49,
! He said as it was the understanding
that no vote would be taken to-day
he would not call for the vote now
, Thurman, of Wisconsin, then took thu
floor and spoke in opposition to the
r admission of the applicant.
Minister Schepck requests his REGAL
{ from ST. James, on account of pressing
private business.
, No nominations were made to day
The ouly confirmation was Boswell
postmaster at Camden, South Caro-
, lima.
In the Senate the discussion d
t Pinchback occupied the day. only en-
livened by Morton and Thurman
accusing each other of lack OF lega'
: ore.
Senator Morton turns up woman
suffragist. In the course OF his re
marks on the Civil Rights bill be se!d
II am one of those who believe in tn
5 xuoy1on To vote and II h0Yl