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NATIONAL NOT as.

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WAsHINGriN. February 2l. 1875.
The Southern Congressional Delegation have
issued ao address o. the people Of their section.
10 contains many wise aud thoughtful susseS-
tons which, 1t closely adhered q 10y them can
nlt but iuure 20 the benefit of their constitu-
cucias Let the white man" It urges
strive % maintain the kiudiest relations
with tho negro. remembering that our pow
" eriy AMI the corrupt governments tii>ied up
" ug uS bV ths vnta &C oar black brother, are
impuabe tess o. him than % th1se bold,
.' ba . m.n who. blckel by le lerl support.
" have succeed d iu making him oar iuc thro
" au appeal Oh bis wbr,, passions. Whilst
.'s,r.vi1- in aU honorable ways % convince
.' tLe cu,urel mlu Of his error let us DO all In
" uur power o. ensure hjm entire freedom at
" t.1 polls" Space flrbiis me quoting, to
auy greater length, from this admirable d"cu-
meat have given It's most salient points,
by which the remainder may be judi ;ed.
Edward Swusler died ou the l4th instant,
no ,ae residence of Dr. Samuel 4. Mult, IN
Charles County. Maryland. Ry his death au-
r.hrr ,..k .a the caaia &C great national events
IS severed. d'-aaH Payne. HWo!d, Spaus-
Lr. Arnold. o Laughln, DE-. Mudl aud the III
l,cl Ns STraH were an tried 10y military
commission or being implicated in the ossas-
suaG0u Of President Lincoln. Those whose
names are italicized were executed in the old
reuitcu,ary yard in This city July I, 1865
The remaining four were Imprisoned ~ the
Dry T0rlugaS OF these, 0Llushlia died Of
yellow fever soon after reaching the prison
GROUND aul the other three were plrliuei by
Z q Il. t..f terri
Dr. Nuil resumed his residence on his farm,
ana Arnold returned o. Baltimore. Aud now,
almost zen years siucc the electric wire flashed
t.t intel. i-euce across the world Of the con-
summation of "a decd without name
sixth raas4.-cr has passed. silently away
Gat tNo remain.
Before 1l iIas.iuc mt Charleston roccUly thc
National Grange .up.e,l res buttons commerd-
us on. plan Cd. Qua Monument Sciety ir
COMP. .Hg tae monument, aud recommending
state ri subordinate oranges % contribute
Toward ITS completion. With am estimated
membership of about GOO 600, small iudiyil-
ua. cl. tibutiaus would aggregate a sum, O.
u.u-l w;,b what has already been subscribed
,p rru.e,j with the work at once.
john Chamberlain, tbc well known sport,
is going tt open d national mce-tr.ck In TIL,
city, Iu tle Oh DAYS We had a regular jock
~ Club aaI a f.e track. upon which. in 1922.
EHr.. heat Sir Charles. tie llyorj,a Virginia
horse. The early Presidents aud CIugrcsSmeu
I... "a passion lf tle turf. and were always
.r.,...r stt.e r..rs Grant is probably at
... l.,r.u .f C.amlsrlaiu's plan u restore
,.. N.t.9r Course. twill. perhaps, keep
i.... .-.r, running off 10 Lyug Branch next
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Itru.t generally known tia, whilst Kius
K.. karl aa,l suitt were in this country, the
sr., mime minister. Gov. Douii. made
mia visit q, A'.N.utril o. pay Tie respect, of
Do, r.y.] master 20 the venerable Albert Pike
.s Oh. til,. Mason of America Tue king be-
.- himself Mason ut very high standing,