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E. L. Pierson, whose testimony is
not over good--in fact who's. reputa-
ton for veracity in this section is
not Of high order, but whose word
is good against his own kind, said to
q citizen Of this city, that. Blunt was
one of the worst and most yindictive
men in tho radical party; that his
hatred to the white people was bitter
and extreme, and that no could not
be made to give bis sanction to the
appointment<of any persona to official
positions, save ignorant negroes and
INSCRIPTIONS whites. This is q very
neat compliment to pay tho saddle
colored Senator by so late Q convert
to his fold, as Piersou 7; but We are
not willing to believe that Pierson
would unwittingly SANDER his worthy
friend aud confrere, Blunt. Il is to
he wished, however, that in this fall
out Of rogues the honest men of the
country will come by their dues. We
painfully await the opinion Of Blunt
Of his yeung legislator, which he
will no doubt express, aud would
suggest the parson ~ initiate Sher-
man, write a memoir, making him.
self the chief picture in the galaxy Of
thieves, and we op,ne it will meet
with favorable consideration-from
the detectives here and elsewhere.
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Crops IRE really entering for rains
in this vicinity, and unless it comes
soon, corn will 10 an entire failure.
''otton looking we'll and doing as
veil 40 could be expected, notwith-
standing the drought.
The monotony Of tho Mayors Of
Zee was broken by the trials Of nu.
merous offenders of the law during
the week-charges generally-druuk,
disturbing the peace, 1--WE dollars and
costs,
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gore :" what is this whine now9 1t
is the cry Of the coward the sneak,
who, either paid or fearful, would
endeavor to detract from merit, its
just reward.
No, We want no political or social
utilization with these creatnres-i'
Democracy means that, we mnst be
counted ont, and if some north Lou
isiana journals, who, when the hour
that tried mems souls was npoi, us,
crawle,l like suails into their shells,
and who now enjoy rs pay for that ST.
lencc, the crumbs from Kellogss feast,
presume to slur at tie white move
ment of 1874; its men and its meas
ures; its results and certainty of fu-
ture success, and these journals arc,
what there is of Democracy, VIC want
none of it in ours-no such weak,
pulling, puking policy, will ever be
entered into Ivy our people. We
want no quarters from the Louisiana
radicals-but give and takc-war to
the knife. This may he raving, may
be violent, Int democrats ofthe mod
crate, c,iuging, cowardly class and
their bctte*, the horde Of thicving,
numbering radicals Of Louisiana, and
the whole South can make the most
oft. We are for clean white mans
platform in 1876, and forever-we in
sist there shall he no consultation OF
compromise between our people and
the radicals, there can be none, for
the breach is ~ wide as the ocean
and as deep as hell. There is but one
way to win, to save Louisiana and
ourselves, anil that is with q white
organization-that intelligence and
virtue alone, shall rule.
In hoe sigao rinces.
will those North Louisiana Demo.
cratic ~ journals who presume to
s1ur 1T the white people in as mean
and sncakish q manner as the radical
press of the State, DO kind enough to
"speak out" when they allude to
"going of after false Gods, as in
1574,"-we omit 1872, as we we're not
in at that time, and admit it was
rather a Ego off," and in "not thirst,
lug after radical gore, a. some did :"
We do not envy the self-complacen.
cy Will, which these publicans, "tbank
God they are not as other men,"-nor
do We claim any right to catechise
them; these sneers are matters Of
taste, about which We and they hon
estl; differ, and they are more than
welcome to all tire glory and respect
they may obtain from the honest srhite
masses; they may gain in that sort
of warfare. The truth is, their exam
pie will not be initiated by any one,
save the most subservient tool-ready
and willing to betray. Jesus, the ST.
vior of the world, had his Judas, and
Louisiana, we fear las sons(') and
the Democracy dcciplcs who would
deliver them into the hands of their
enemies for less than thirty pieces Of
silver.
When We see journals claiming ia
be Democratic, "regret tho pleasure
of not having seen tile Hon. Senator
A, or the patriotic Representative B,
upon his return honc;;" when the
world knows they are Radical thieves
or ignorant negroes-we begin to be-
lieve that those journals are one Of
two things-traitors or towards. and
at this hour one is as guilty and c;'l-
Dable ms tho other,
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the State in preaching peace in Lou

the State in preaching peace in Lou
isiana and assisting some journals
claiming to represent the Democratic
party, in organizing a "bcef and chin
music" campaign in 1876 ; in demol
ishing the white organization, not the
"Chinese wall that the negroes,
such as Pinchback, may enjoy longer
political supremacy, aided, allotted
and sustained therein by tie carpet
bag and scalawas thieves Of the white
race. who have in the past educated
the negro in political wisdom ~
The attempt to deceive is too pal
pable; it is too much INDUCED
in by the pap-fed army from the y.
0. Republican to the Vaudeville Ware,
to create anything in our mind but
the subterfugc with which We arc at.
tempted to be betrayed. The move
is ingenious but VIC have found it ont
and we may look in a few days for
its total disappearance from the COL
umns of radical journals, such as
the Louisianian, and instead, they will
again assume the functions of the
teaser in a Spanish bull fight, dipping
their flags in human gore (') will
Aaunt them in the face Of tho North.
crn people.
In commenting upon the decision
Of Judge l-ooney, Of Caddo, in the
case of the State vs. j. Toogood, in
which tho Judge, upon the plea Of
the Attorney for dcfcndcnt, that Mr..
Flournoy was not the legal or even
dcfacto Sheriff, decided that Flour.
noy had no right to the Office, the
Shreveport Times significantly says:
It is slrewdly suspected that it
was contemplated that Mr.. Heffner
should make Il raid on the sheritTs Of
flee and take possession thereof on
being recognized, but, if such fact
was tho intention, the parties weak
eDed, and very wisely too.
80 long as radical Legislatures pass
special acts to remove from Office per.
sons not oftheir villainous party, and
80 long as courts by judicial kgisla.
ton attempt to supplement any de-
ticiencies in such acts in opposition to
law and common right, they will be
met in manner which may seem to
them unpleasant. In other words, if
the radicals try fraud they will he
met by force. This may he consider
ed an unmeaning threat. All very
we'll let it go that way but, if we
remember Alright, there was once in
this State a l4th Of September and
there have been other acts Of not al
together harmless resistance to rad.
ical outrages.
What has occurred once may &C.
cur again.
Tho radical press has been crying
peace for some time, and the quiet
we will get, can be judged from what
looney, the Judge Of the 10th Dis.
trict of our State, has done. These
plunderers have, it seems, mistaken
the lesson attempted to be taught
them-well We suppose that it is all
to do over again, but We pray "rwere
we'll done" "when It's DONE"
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unless accompanied by the authors real
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tGn.
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how to redeem Louisiana icithost their
help-,re .erer intend to dsprire them
of one right the lao allo,os thess, either
Girl; or political, but We propose to
prescrre the rewxent Of liberty left xs
from their unreasonable demands,
and that without their assistance.
The "Chinese wall" can remain for
ought We care, and If demolished,
must DO done by the colored man,
who, when he comes into our line,
mast at once know no is a. follower not
q leader. Intelligence and virtue
alone can rule Louisiana or any other
State /; the colored man as a mass
does not possess these attributes
and in Mr.. Pinchback and his kind
virtue vas never heard of and his in.
telligence is Of the parrot kind.
The Louisia1ian will fail in its OBJ
ject, which is patent upon the surface
of the article quoted ; and we have
seen the same sense, in Z different
phrase, in the columns Of that journal
more than once-but not during the
close proximity Of tho election, then
it is as bitter in ito partisansbip -as
foul in ito denuncistion of white citi-
sens az the Rspxblioas or Inter. OcpaR.
At this moment it is engaged In com.
mon with the whole radical press Of
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ouuct1uS V0CnS VI U pVVolty StilCkou
people-who, when the dark and aw-
full pail Of your rule o'erspread them
with terrible gloom, might have ex-
claimed "God, why hast thou forsa
ken u.s." hese.-tlcse arc some o.
the everlasting monuments erected
by your own hands to mark the path
way in the history of your ruinous
rule of Louisiana.
Our sutferiugs have been too mucl,
have borne upon us too heavily,
and are too fresh in our memories ia
be yet obliterated. The radicals will
find men, thank heaven but few-men
who claim, to be white men and demo.
Gratis men who edit peoples, .rhitt
peoples papers, who write in terms Of
apology and christian ~ torbcaranct
to and about them-thcse democrats(i D
are not men! they are towards who
dare not speak what their heart
promts them, and the situation die
tates; these are the men who since
1874, when their weak and puny
wailings were hushed in the mighty
swell Of voices from q people deter.
mined to be free OF die, slnr and
insalt their betters as being "rasl
discontcnts" and "brainless,> foolhl
aisorganizers," "mcp seeking radical
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parcel Of the 1unwritten" adjustment
with which we were to be afflicted.
Our advice, which We give in all 20
robustness, without hope, however, it
will be needed, and We might add,
without carving much, whether 1t is
not, is, that Blunt drop this orgauiza.
ton business stop this political agi.
tation and resume the calling which
he has assumed, and lie will be mo-
Tested BY no oue-but, if he thinks
he con 60 on lis old way, be may take
that path, we care not-but he will
certainly come in contact with the
white people, and when he does, lie
will fnd to his sorrow, perhaps, that
q people cannot be made to always
submit to h'e dictam and arrogance
of an ignorant, blatant negro preach
er, if he is o Senator and hia name
is Blunt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-01

The Markets,

BALTIMORE. Dec. l-yirginia &C., peeIers, a.;
consolidated, 6T5f; West Virgfniss, 81 Norah Caro-,
In. I'M Ca OLD. o., DO new :; de- special tax,
BALTIMORE, Dec. Lotion dull aud heavy
MMisdSehnRl saiE5: Flour 2uiet aud steady-CIty
changed. Wheat steady and trm-NO. 2 western red,
Isl Pennsylvania red, SAL 81; Maryland red, 10
al Las DO. amber, l.45al 50; Co. white, l.lssl IS.
Corn-southern, old, steady and firm; do. new,
easier western quiet; southern white old, 6Sa7O; do
lev, tSa6O southern yellow, old, 70 DO new ssa6D:
western mixed, 72x bid do. new, e.. Oats dun and
UNCHANGED. Bye nominal, soss5. Hay unchanged.
trade active. Pork steady-new, q 50. Bulk meat
dull, with dow inward MISUNDERSTANDING, clear
rib sides, Ia, Jobbins packed. Bacon scarce auJ
hrm-sbouldtrs, II; clear rib sides, llah5l. Hams,
BhGle; Lard-rehned steady, Il: crude higher,
E4. Butter steady ana firn-Wes'ern extras. zssSl:
do. nrstE, 25aZI. Petroleum nomualiy unchauged
Coffee strong and buoysnt-lsiO carFoes, lsska2Iss:
Jobbing, l9.z.lz. Whisky dull and easier, ll6sS.
NEW YORK. Dec. l-stoCKs Gull aud rtsady
Money! Gold, ~. Exchange, long, ISL. short.
NEW YoRE, Dec. l.-Flour quiet aud unclaimed
W heat dull aud unchanged. Corn quiet aud heavy
LONDON. Dec. I, 1880 p. m.-Ths rate for money
per cent. Consos, 50 ll6 for m ney; 81 III I6 for
Tie account. Erie, preferred, 81.
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STEAMER SUNK.
Eleven parsans nra,.-.,o.t

FoUGHKEEPsIE, Dec. The steamer sun
nyside was struck by ice near West Point a.
O'CLOCK this morning and sunk. TIE clerk
j. here, and thinks four or five persons were
drowned. She had eight passengers on
Doard, and AZ Is believed one man H. lost.
Inc clerk thinks Sarah Butler aud susan
Rex, chambermaids, are drowned, and also
two walters named Howard aud RutleAge.
RoCNDoCT, Dec. The steamer sunny
side, running between Troy and New York,
stove hole IN her side opposite ROundout
Oh her down Trip last night. Tue pumps kept
Her Gear until she reached West PARK
when another hole was made. She sunk IN
fifteen minutes.
the steamer Sunnyside, says his boat was
cut Into by ice and run ashore near West
Park a. O'Clock this morning. Then She
channel aud sunk. lie reports eleven per-
sons drowned,
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FUNERAL H0NoRs IN EAFICK.
WILSON GRSEQUIES.
n Nad nav I'm Nafsrar

NATIC X. nec. The day = Irish, arf
cold. Twelve o'clock was the hour assigned
Tor the funeral service az the house and bv
mat hour the horne q the late Wee President
was throngcd with relatives ans ilti mate
friends OF deceased, many % whom had a.
rived by the morning trains from Istant
localities. The residence i a two story aud
half frame dwelling, aud Is painted in a
light yellow shade. The door plate bears the
simple INSCRIPTION Henry Wilson" The
interior OF the house Is In lNeeping With fts
simple external appearance. Tho furnitnre
ana AL It's appointments being In strict ac-
cordance with the simple ana frugal modes
OF the owners life Alta O'Clock n m vfz-
teiday the casket was closed. shutting out
forever nom public gaze the face and form
OF Henry Wilson, and the remains were
then conveyed 20 The house where resides IN q
mother OF the late wife OF the Vice PreSi-
dent. The caSket was borne 20 The house by
conn AIDES OF Nadsworth Post. q. A r.. the
nited states marines holding their posi-
tlon as national guard or honor. The Sc
lectmen OF Nstick, the committee OF ar
engagements. and Capt Brown anl Lieut..
COmpauiCd them
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INV YORK, Dec. Judge Barrett this
morning ordered that in conformity with
law John Scannell, acquitted OF marder GA
The ground OF insanity, be sent To Aubarn
state asylum for the insane, as an insane
criminal His counsel objected, arguing
that the verdict cleared him Of all criminal
ity, and strongly opposed his being associa-
ted with criminals. The judge tnen con-
suited his brethren OF the General Term, and
on his return said as there was a al Terence
OF opinion among them, ne wOald give the
prisoner the benenL OF tue DOUBT, aud send
him 10 The asylum AZ Utica, which is not one
for insane criminals.
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THE COURTS.

SOU RT-ONfty6 GufItef.
Yesterday, Pitney agt. Washington and
Georgetown railroad; verdict for plaintiff,
Sl,500 Langley & Simrick VS.. StOckman:
verdict for plaintiffs, S2S4.S2 Motion for new
trial entered. Bloxam & Cats VS.. Elizabeth
Fletcher; on trial.
To-day, Carson agt Ryan; On trial.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judye Macarthur.
Yesterday, Martha White, assault on a Wo-
NJ an whom she caught locked up with her
husband, was found not guilty. George Wat
roughs appeal from the Police Courtl, In
which the prisoner was sentenced TO $50 fine
or co days IN Jail. The jury found him guilty
OF assault, and he was sentenced to 80 DAYS
from Campbell Burroughs; verdict not
guilty. Lucy Weldon, keeping a house OF
prostitution; verdict of guilty, and sentencad
10 jail for six months. This was an appeal
case nom the Police Court.
Robert Blackburn, CHARGED with perlury,
was called-Hi u, Wells for prosecution, and
IL. B. MOultOn for defence. The charge is
that on the trial OF one Edward Cook before
the Police Court, on August 3ist last, and
then and there falsely swear as follows: al
delivered to Edward Cook, sexton Of Har-
mony cemetery, the dead body of my infant
child, and paid the said Cook two dollars for
receiving the dead body" whereas In truth
snd fact the Dody was not delivered to Cook
Quite a number of witnesses were sworn.
when the District attorney said he did not
think the evidence would justify verdict OF
Of not guilty.
BAwDY HOUSE CASE.
The case OF Rachel Broom, charged with
keeping bawdy house appeal from the
Police Court, where q fine OF 500 was Inn
verdict Of guilty: Miles Gibbons plead guilty
to an assault and battery, and was lined sos.
Sophia Johnson, bawdy house; guilty.
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Death Of the American Minister I'm

NEW YORK. Dec. Lit is announced here
that Information was received yesterday IN
Washington OF tie death in China Of the
Hon. BapJamin Avery, the American minis
ter 10 that country.
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Sentence Of WHISKY Rfugsters.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. l.-SchlitZ and Bergen
thai, rectifieTs convicted OF shipping gOOts
contrary 10 law, were sentenced 20 pay a fine
Of II 900 each and four months Imprisonment
in the county jail.
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NEW YORK, Dee. THE police last night
prevented the public drawing for prizes in
a church lottery got up 10 aid a fund for the
erection OF home for the homeless children.
The drawing was continued privately.
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LOCAL. NE US.

SUIT AGAINST Ex-TREASUREH OF THE
BoARD OF PuBLIc WORKS MAGRUDER.-
To-day, Mr.. VIM. Birney, as assistant attor-
ney OF the District, entered a suit in the
name OF II. ID. Cooke, 70 the use OF the Com
missioners OF the District OF Columbia,
against James A. Magruder, Henry NJ. Swee-
ney, Riley A. Shlnn, and Alexander f. Shep-
herd for SO 600, The amount OF bond given by
Magruder on The 2ith OF May, 1871, as treas a.
rer of the Board OF Pueblo Works. The decla-
ration recites that one OF the obligations of
the bond was that he should faithfully per-
form the duties of treasurer and disburse and
account for the moneys coming into his
10 do so; that he continued as treasurer from
May, 1871, TO June 2lst, 1874, and received
yet he did not make good or account for
moneys due from him on the balance of ac-
counts TO the Board OF Public Works or TO
any person appointed by them, nor 10 the
OF him an account on the 5th of October last
Messrs. Sweeney, Shinn and Shepherd are
sued as sureties on the bond.
THE GRAND LODGE, l. o. ORG. T., District
OF Columbia, closed their annual session
last evening, and installed the following Of
n 10 serve for The ensuing term; Z, q. W.
Boiton; q. w. Coun-. John >. GOurlay; G.
Vice T., Mary ]. Lowry; @. Sec, Walter
prummondi q. Treas, w. II. Womerley; q.
ID. Maltby; q. Dep. Mar; Lizzie =. Gourlays
q. Guard, Mary e. Darnail; q. Sent, b r.
Hawkes.; g. kepresentstise, Snsries =, Con-
order is Increasing fu numbers and new
Lodge (ssClements'1 was formed last month
on Capitol Hill. Resolutions In relation 20
the loss 90 the temperance cause by the deatn
OF Vice President Wilson were adopted.
MARRrAeK LrcExcks have been issued An
R. Eddie Voc, Of Calvert COUNTY. Nd, and
M. Emms Sargent; Chas II. Malone And
Harriet A: Smith; George J. gsckert and
McElfresh; Richard Harrison aud Clara
Sticks; VIM. T. Jupeter aud Sarah J. Jack-
son; Willis Tolliver and Emma Brooks.
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The New Hampshire Republican Con
yenflOn.

CONCORD, n. H, Dec. 1.-The republican
state committee last night decided 10 hold a
state convention January 5th, aud adopted
resolutions OF respect 20 the late Vice Presi-
dent.
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MAJOR GENERAL HANCOCK, commanding
the military division of the Atlantic states.
says that preliminary steps have been taken
for the esta blishment OF a national park ar
Mackinac, Mich, authorized at the last SEES
sion Of Congress.
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The wainwright BrOthers Sentenced.

LoSDOc-, Dec. Tine trIal of tue brothers
wainwright, Henry for the murder of Harriet
Lane, IN White Chapel road. Ia this city la
1915, ana Thomas as an accessory after the
TACT, which has been Ia progress AZ the CEN
tral criminal court before Chief Justice
Cockburn FOR more than a week, terminate1
to-day. Both were found guilty. Henry
was sentenced To death, and Thomas 70 seven
years penal ServitUde. The public interest
In the trial OF this remarkable case mas not
abated from beginning.
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OPPOSITION TO CONVICT LABoR.-At the
meeting Of the executive committee Of the
Mechanics Association of Baltimore In OBJ
which was held last night. memorial TO
the legislature was adopted pstitioning for
the abolition OF the existing law. It is con-
templated to held q general meeting of
workingmen on Tuesday 70 ratify the me-
mortal.
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DEATH SENTENCE CoMUTED.-The SEN
teDce of death upon DIR. Davis and his wife
at Ottawa, Canada, for the murder of Jane
NaughanGilmour, has been commuted TO i'm
prisonment for life. This step was taken be-
cause of the aid they have been furnished, by
means of their confession, in securing the
conviction of the seducer of Miss Gilmour
SPAIN AND THE UNITED SrATxs.-Minis-
ter Gushing will to-day present to the Span
ish foreign minister the reply of our govern
ment to the last Spanish note. The tone of
the dispatch Is said to be conciliatory. The
Epoca urges the necessity Of a treaty OF COM
merce and navigation between Spain and
the United States.
THE TRIAL was commonwealth BROOKLYN
yesterday, Of Philip Lewinski, one OF the
most expert manufacturers of spurious mon
ey in the country. He distributed, 1t is al
legged, over $50 900 Of counterfeit i've cent
nickel pieces throughout the country.
THE PEACE SOCIETY helds IL ninth an
nual meeting in Philadelphia yesterday.
The executive committees report treats on
International arbitration, and refers to capt.
tai punishment as q relic of barbarism Lu.
cretia Mott was elected president.
THE ACTIVITY IN THE NAVY YARD at
Portsmouth, N. H, increases, and an extra
force VIII be taken on to-day In the epei-
neer's and construction department. The
u. s. steamer Marion is about ready for sea.
and will 60 into commission soon.
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A Protestant Church in spain Closed

Intelligence received here IRON Toledo,
Spain, state that the authorities have closed
the Protestant church there and expelled the
uaSfor and school -tnaSfpr
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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II EFIT
JOHNNY HARRIS,
FRIDAY EvEEIN9, December I'd.
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