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1HE ON WORLD's NEWS.
4 French Admiral Relieved of his Command
Tor Writing II BOnnpartisi Letter.

4 French Admiral Relieved of his Command
Tor Writing n BOnnpRrtisi Letter.
PARIS, sept. "a Bonapartist banquet
was held at Evreux on sunday last, at which "A
letter was read from Admiral Baron de la Rom
cierc-le-Noury the commander Of the French
Mediterranean squadron. This letter was after
ward published in the Courier de LEuc, and
has created great excitement and violent COM
ment among all supporters Of the Constitution.
The Admiral dates his letter on board the Ma
DtTtl Sept. ., and expresses ss regret at his in
ability to be present at the banquet. lie says
his constant desire Is TO associate himself with
every manifestation looking to the union OF the
Conservative party lie says;
lie Conservative i my eyes, whatever faction to
winch he may belong who rcpudHtrs thc doc rlnc Of
The eouoLiss Of the ita OF September, ald VI their
fcctarics.
This passage and the following are bitterly at
tackled by the Republican anu Orlsanist Jour
mails
shall not cease to be the devoted servant OF the GOV
be borne outside OF conservative paths, winch tOdiy
he In concentrating his most aTutnt Efforts but assert
tht Nheh the moment comes, France nhUuld become
itee 10 choose ana thus once more take her place
among the European hierarcny which is Cened ~ by
ner present form OF Government.
Yesterday, when he first learned of the publi-
cation Of this letter, Marshal Mac MahOn called "A
council OF Ministers to take cognizance Of the
matter, and the Minister Of Marine, who was alb
sent from PARIS, was summoned 10 return to
participate In the council
The Journal ONcicl OF this morning publishes
adecree appointing Admiral kuIe commander
OF the Mediterranean Squadron, vice ROuCierc-
le-Noury without comment,
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The rREISIRr ROBBERF.
One Of the $500 Notes Traced TO Brown
An Incorruptible Colorcd Janitor.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.--The preliminary
hearing in the case " Theodore W. Brown. In
connection with the Treasury larceny, still con-
tinues In the Police Court. A witness testified
that In June last be changed a $50 note for
Brown, who said that Ottman had sent him to
witness for that purpose. OttmSn came TO his
house afterward for the note, and he returned
IT to him. ottmau giving TO witness the money
which had been given In exchange.
Mr.. Gilallan, the Cashier OF the United States
Treasury, produced the wooden box deposited
by Ottman In the German-American Savings
Ilank in Alexandria, containing twenty nine
<5VO United states bills Of the issue OF 1874.
The colored janitor OF Police Headquarters
testified that on the night e., the day " Ott-
mans arrest Ottman gave MIN note addressed
to the cashier OF the q GernaH- Am erican savings
bank. in substance asking the cashier To give
the box TO the bearer. bttmun said to him - II
you attend t. this IL viii be hig thing for YOU
get the boX and tear my name. which Is On the
paper enclosing H. into thousand pieces. and |
will give you 5000 aud a house ana lot. IL YOU
have no friend IN Alexandria with whom you
can leave the box bury IL and mark the place"
Witness took Ottman's note. but inste 'd Of
doing 90. Ottmau requested. he gave the note to
the detective force, aud accompanied them t.
Alexandria, where they obtained possession o..
the box from the bank.
Detective ICDeyitt testified That Hai!ccls ad
mitted to him that he. at Ottmau's request, ad o.
dressed a package containing Sl3,u to theodore
W. Brown Al saratoga. Halleck further said
that Ottman had negotiated Tor the purchase of
a drug store in brooklyn. ANA tnat he Olalleckl
was going To- buy Ottman . restaurant iu Wash
ingtOu fof $500. The witness further testified
tn when he arrested Brown, he took $l,U5j ana
some papers from MIN.
Gen. Horace BpughtOn testified ia relation to
Ounan's Investments In New York aud else
where.
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The Charley Ross Investigation.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9.-At the Westewelt
trial to-day, Henry A. Hartman testified that he knew
Mestcgvet and him very frequently In Mott street
New York. witness nrst heard Of the abduction OF
Charley Ross through the papers Weteryclt read II to
hiu and said he would bet shilngs he could tell
some ul the parties that were into II.
NtsteNeit told witness before the tondout trip that
he Nas sOiug trip for day or Two, lc WAS gone
two days ana his return told witness that he had
been with MOsher ana Douglass up the river
After the killing al Bay Ridge witness accompanies
McsitNet TO Hruukyn, and the tNu couNcfacd al o Il
Charley Ross. Mesteryelt said Those were the
paroles. and II they were arrested the child uud uu
i've lhreo days" Witness asked Ncs.encll where the
Nud Wls. 90 viii never tel Nuu rtsi onled " Htrr.
vet. SuDsequeutb defendant said MOsher had the
enid up the river somewhere.
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the UNBURIED GUIBORD.
What would have Followed his Burial in
COnsecrRted Ground.

MONTREAL, Sept. 9.-Guards were on
duty at the cemetery last night, but nothing
unusual occurred. Bishop Bourget OF this do
Cese has written letter to the daily newspapers
IN which he says that had Guibord body been
buried IN the cemetery IN defiance Of the laws
Of the church the place where 1t lay should DO
Immediately nterdcted and looked upon hence
forth as a cursed spot to be held in execratio on.
IL fresh efforts he made to Introduce the body
into consecrated precincts he requests all Cath
olics to remain quiet, like true children Of the
Church aud loyal subjects OF her Majesty the
Queen. lie invites every one to sign petitions
~ ~. - -. ~, ~ -. - ~ ~. =" ~ tHJ'lu .at
CtN are not to be denied, and that they are not
to be mulested in the exercise of their holy
faitn, hut are 10 be respected by III those whom
Providence has called To share the royal
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The Mnll.ins Rernltn.

ELNIRA, Sept 9-The regatta at Watkins
closed TO day. In the single scul professional race
two miles, Edward Powell won In lj;2i, Gilbert Wari
second IN ldDi Daniel Ward third in l6'2i
In the single scul race two milcs, Riley OF
New York Won IN 1910, {. s. Frhcn second IN l0.O3.
Ia he third race pair oars, professional, tAe Ward
brothers won time el'5i Bghn ana Kilsly second
time. -2;'3. ester crew thlrdi timc 2iui.
Ine iuuroarcd professional race was won nv the
Wards, Caylt. and Smith time, 2oO3 Blgllu, kllsOy
Powell, aud Brown second; time. IO'O.
matched professional single scu race, two miles
(Ousidc the regatta urOgraluuc), Tor cup gwen hy
Cen. Magee, was won by Daniel Ward in 1921. il wai
thn Dest ana most exciting race OF the day.
IN q nyc-mlle waking match IN thc morning, NCin
tO.h Of ltha1a SnNe Bingham Of california three MN
urs start, and won ~ A'5D, Bingham coming ia IN
i1.ld
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DOsrON, sept. 9,-Pursuant to a call there was
large meeting this aftcrn DON a, Mechanics Han of
Republicans ayoring the nomination Of the Hon.
Alexander II. Rice for Governor Among tue rcsolu
tlons adopted wus this:
Hscltct That the Interests OF the Republican party
OF the state uud nation require the ,peruA and sure
II publican Safe.
The oauy1Hs has narrowed 10 Mr.. RICE ana George B
Lunlg. The frlcnus OF each confident or con
ltOllus the Convention on the 2ph INST,
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Mrs. Elizabeth Conway OF 40 East Twenty
third street reported to the Twenty street police
Tuesday evening that her servant Ann Patten
had gone away IN the morning with Mrs
Conways baby. on Wednesday evening one OF
Mrs CoIways neighbors saw the grl with the
baby IN u car at Firstlyenuo ana Twenty sec.
und street. Mrs Duhk. another uelEuuOr Wuu hap.
pencd to be on The SPOT let her own by on thr side
Waa, INTO the car took the chd from the servant
aud carried Il home the girl following trying to re-
gain the child. shc would not tell WAtrt she had neen
bur said the baby had hau plenty Of vine aud good
bed ana that sbt meant TO take down town ana sen
her Tor twenty .nNe dollars Mrs, DUN thcrVupou took
the glr o. tle twenty second street police station
justice hlhreh thinking her insane, sent her 10 Back
wells Island Tor month.
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uind-'.Iniunc,iop Di--olyca.

WAsnlNGrON, Sept. 9.-rhe case Of jerome j.
Kinds against John and George Alman decided TO.
DAY by the Equity Court This has excited nu ~.
tie interest among mail contractors and settles qucs.
ton Of some Importance as to how FAR the of
tins District can interfere With tn Government audi.
tor. IN the settlement Of accounts. Kinds canned
Interest IN certain mail contracts of John aud George
Altman In California. and On Aug obtained tempo
rarl resraulnE urdtr enJonins xth Auditor McGrcW
snd Deputy Auditor Lilly from proceedings TO settle
the A!imans accounts. On earring of the Judge
On SAID the touft would In NJ case assume to decde
bow OONrfnCnt auditor should settle account. II
It did the Court would have rcfcr the case to its
own auditor for settlement, manifest imposshlity.
He. therefore, dissolved the Injunction, and lett tie
case open TO settle the copartnership rights Of the
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INCENDIARIsM ~ BROOKLrN.
A Quarrel with Four Drunken Men, mud
Disaster that Followed.

Early yesterday morning FIRE destroyed David
LudNig's stable IN the rear OF 80 scholcs street,
Brookyn, making loss OF 900, and dana ylng John
Dccher's dwelling house, $500, aud destroying 200
worth Of furniture owned by Michael wolf, tenant,
and 800 worth OF furniture owned by one stark. A
horse worth f2uO owned by George scglcr, grocer.
Nas burned IA the stable 1he nrc was started by
inctndlarY in the stan G..
Late un w tdncsday night three or four drunken men
quarIeied Nitn Patrick hughee saloon keeper on the
nr.t moor Of JOhn B. Riley buding al 90 Gud street
AID about mtdhight angruy went away Just OcfOre
Que O'Clock he Locked up the saloon and went to bed
Alolt two o'cpck hfe Was discovered in the cellar
under the saloun nut II was put out before mucn
damage mad been done. The iucrndiay entered the
basement through the back yard gate, wnic had been
LETT omen, Hughes held policy tur sSuuU insurance
on u .Dll worm VI slnck.
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BROOh w.
Miss Florence 1ilton has resigned her position
IA public school tCHCaer Ia brooklyn

Miss Florence Tilton has resigned her position
as a public school tcacaer In Brooklyn.
Patrick Doyle, of - Franklin avenue In a
drunken o. threw his fu ont of the -ccln floor
Celeste wade, aged . years, ~ 2,l Division
avenue. Brookhn, tea from tn 'hrl nop- wiz nw ~
her uartuts residence, 1c'ttrluj, iud was g. tlI lu
lured,
II is charged that the suits against the Pros
peci lArk ana tnury l,mni th~a G. mpni are IA
sIglted hY the lsliuu hotel aud nttuhNusr men hr.
cause the tuirHsI arNn-li- ntsstAkrfs ul distance
from tnrr huu.r.. The company VII cary tue light
To the hisupsl courts
The Rev Geo. u. Porteous. VI. D.. who re-
signed trr pn,iorttot Au souls Prot 'ttut Epiroph
tuurcu BruuaAu h'rau r tIr congregation could not
IaY hu h.ssatN, 20 %" frcl' tn tho sil pupit.
uumnrr Of hi- church mrmhcIs having tIrtusd a
nntugial oiguiNH9n hi whicn tloJ wcck Is 20 ba
-ed
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TIE Kings County Penitentiary abuses are to
be Investigated on Monda, by the committee Of the
BrooKyn SUPERVISORS, OF which Supervisor Clancy ~
Chairman ana unless there exconyicts At the
pentonulry TO testi IS understood that short work
Is u be made Of the eNlmi 4ati0n.
the committee - 70 be requested 70 look into the ec.
cus4uOus u clubbing anu COW hiding made against
Keeper Meehan against Thomas Laughlln, Keeper
vino wa formerly convict, anu who IL accused OF COW
hiding prisoner no refused TO nd MS spare hours
~ mhklug door mat for Laugflinh house against
IN lnaf McNeeicy, VINO Is married 10 niece OF Bukb
Mclaughlin and Il accused of using his INST and
club oa Protestant conyicts and saying, Tine damned
American frOtestants catch hell when thel come
herei agalnet " Big McNamara, for using the COW.
hide and against Keeper Newsom for using ns nsl aud
cowhde on women cUnyicts. II Is charged that this
keeper once stripped woman prisoner and whipped
her bare back with COwhide. Mrs. ShePlih, the war.
dens wife, heard Of II, aud had the punishment OF
telnale prisoners BY men stopped.
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MURDER IN SOUTH AMBOF.
A Family Jar that Ended In the Killing oI
Neighbor.

Nicholas Kennedy, boatman, Of South
Amboy, had been In the habit Of beating his
wife, and she at length quit his house to live
with neghbor, Mrs. Coleman. Kennedy went
to the Colemans' house and ordered mis- wife to
go home, which she, being sick. was unable TO
do, and Mrs. Coleman told him so, but half
drunk he would not listen to reason, and per-
sisted until Mrs. Coleman became angry, and
hard words were exchanged. Michael Coleman,
her husband, Just then returned home, and tried
tn eject Kennedy from the doorway. and In the
scunie bOtn fell To the ground, and Kennedy
being the stronger, soon got Coleman under
ne lth him. and began to strdngle him. Coleman
bit kennvdy's cheek anu hung on until the trsh
was torn away. Enraged Toy the pain. X nncdy
stabbed Coleman seven times in the abdOmen n
with a Knife. md He'd.
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MR. MoRnIS1IT rIlKS AG.lIN.


Iii, Defiance ofthe lion. John krllv lie Asks
Nothing IRON Tammnny Halt
ON Wednesday night the members Of the
Tammany Hall Eleventh Assembly District
Democratic Association elected delegates to an
Assembly District Convention. Last night the
Convention met al seventh avenue and Twenty
SIKH street and elected as decgat to the
Democratic state Convention the Hon. John
Morrissey. ex-Jud samuel Is. Garvn. and Mr.
oliver 7. Buell.. The delegates then went TO the
large hall In the a mbly Rooms, where
four hundred members OF the District Associa-
ton were assembled. soon after the assocla-
tion had been called 10 order by its Charm n,
Capt. j. &. Marriott, committee OF the delega-
tiOn entered the room with tie Hon. John Nor
Tis-cy. lie WAS received with cheers. lie
thanked the delegates 10 the Convention for Sc
It'llhl nun hS urlt-atF 20 lhc STATE tChNeh-
ton ana the District Association for theif cor
N't' .''N ,'N''''A1' 'NNch
1ammaly Hall and myself has gone on for two
months said he, expressed my opinion on
tue reduction Of the lahorers' wages and on
other questions, aud those opinions 50 dis
pleased few Of the fnmmuny magnates that
thev, through coercion, put me out Of Tam
many Hall. They have ignored the Democrats
Of this district. whom have represented to the
best Of my ahility Tor three years. | don't pro.
pose TO he the slave u any one man. continued
resolution approving the action # the Con-
vcution ana repudlatin- the delegation elected
by the Hon. john kcllN's orders having been
passed eA-J udge GArNin addressed the Conven.
tiOn. lie thou ght that the Convention could
not have done otherwise than elect Mr.. Nor
fiaset as del gate TO the State Con
and had been Illegally expelled from
Iamm my II II because he opposed the reduc-
ton OF the laborers' wages. "John Kelly" said
the speaker "who was Sheriff for two terms,
and made seven or eight thousand dollars "A
month"; says that Iohn Morrisscy, who, although
he was twice Con-ressmau, never made any
money out Of politics, is not Democrat. We
are Democrats" continued the eX-Judge, and
lammtnb Han Democrats. And the leaders Of
that organic ition cannot drive US out unless
they submit tnat question TO the people OF the
district VINO elected US 10 the General Com
mlttee,"
The eK-Judge added that ne, Mr.. Morrissey.
and Nj. Buell. were going 10 the state COnyeu-
uon 10 appeal from the decision vi Iammany
Hall.
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In the Tombs Yesterday Mrs. Sarah Jane Van
syke Of Mangin street Identified Edward Conway as
the person who, on july 49, called nj her house and,
processing to be sanary Inspector desired to Inspect
the drainage; but Mhu, on pClns admitted. klrtutti
AMI robbed her. Tue shock sent Mr. Van ~YkH 10 her
Oed, ANA SHE was uaaulc TO 20 out until YESTERDAY.
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The Assessors OF Hudson County filed with
County Clerk Braun yesterday the Tue
result in Jersey city shows population OF lldsS3-an
increase Of 20 900 IN nvc yeas Hobok,n "A od Ray.
onne, 5Hidi Harrison. 4,ios' kclrney, l4ol West
HuuOkeu, b,2lO, Town Of luun, idsd, Aurth bergen,
3g2s Union township. 2.5SU McenawAeu dJ2. Total
population iu the county lb3U7 Increase OF nearly
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Mrs. Maria Graston, Of Osgood avenue, Clifton,
staten Island, committed suicide weenesday nigh,
BY shooting herself with pstol, the muz1lc OF which
back of her neck, killing her almost Instantly. She wA
keeping house for her brotner-tn law, Robert Proc
tor and having lost her husband aud AZ sea- hAa
grown very nelAnnnulY.
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Munle Ahcnd fnr IIecchrr.

Fral els ID. Moulton aud his lawyers, Gen
Butler among them, are arranging to use every in.
nuence In pressing the indictment for libel ana con.
pAyy 70 tral he early part " next moGlh. II the
slrlc' Attorney proposes TO cnlet nue prusrQui,
dhr Attorney General Is TO be appealed TO- ahd bitter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-10
Tnkinr ~ ,heir Wives Ou,rrcI,

81. Louis, sept. 9Nlrs Mike Welsh aud Mrs
Tom Moran, wives oftwo laboring men living South
Main street, near the Iron Mountain Railroad depot
quarrel cd tooay, ami Mrs. Moran had head some
What cut 4 bruised.
l1-alsht. after their husbands home. the quar-
rel iken up by fscm ana after some words Murla
staObed Welsh IN The ncck aud left sue, causing MA
death almost instantly.
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The New Haven In.uraucc Trouble.

NEW HAVEN, sept, 9.-'rhe injunction rostrain-
lng Commissioner stedman from aAing possession OF
the ELECTS OF the American National Lie AMI Trust
Company has been dls-uNcd and a countcr-luluuctun
has bcrn issued rcsrniug the company uAd Oe ers
from luteriruug vi It's ASSETS.
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BRooKLrN's "BOSs, Ar HoME.
His satellites Evening Indulgence In Tri
bnne Basement beverages.

bune Basement beverages.
The Hon. Hugh Mclaughlin, Boss" OF Brook
yn, returned from Lake George last night and hs arr
val in the city Of churches scandals anu nRsey Ring
was greeted with JOY by scores of politicians and FROM
the ferry to his house IN Jay street the city Hall
politicians danced at lance him. lie no sooner
opened hls house than the politicians began to tlrOng
M ana until late at night the elns the Jay
corner In Whose shade most OF the nominations have
been maue in the last nvc year, shaded thirsty throng
OF ON rehoders aud seekers The Bosss back yard
fun hi parlor study. and lnrary were throngcd and
hs dining room Nas overlooking. lLtll late At nieht
the reception continued. Among the well known
strolers IN the neignDorh0o1 Was Gen Tracy unset
for WIN L. klngsleN
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weather once Prediction.

Increasing Cluudiness ana rain, with solth>
west 10 northwest winds increasing In rec, with fau
ing barometer. fOOsed Oy rslng barometer and dosd
dedly lower temperature.
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The Staten Island Cricket Club Yesterday de.
feat tc Mtttwunus on staten Island. Score staten
l-And' hrsi ihhinRs - second inninst, 63. " est
WOOus, hrst innings, 20 second innli gs, 2B.
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LOSSES BT FIRE.

Godfried Meyers house. in bingham town
ship. Pike cOunty Pa, was burned ~unnny night A
part OF the furniture was saved. Loss about $4,000
no Insurance.
A large shlngle min, owned hy Mcssrs. Eaton &
Sous, /. Barlns Mane and w. water mills, Ntt i,aup
90 feet of lunu were burned on Wednesday ulsht
Loss, 10000 Insurance, flu.Ulp.
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LONG ISLIND.

The Queens county Prohibliionists are to meet
In convention next Friday to nominate county uckot
Mr.. George NJ. Creed won the Rod and Rina
Association gold badge IN the Jamaica shoot, scoring
" out u possible 15
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Signorita Carmen linda Moron's benefit &C.
ours tonight in Days Fifth Avenue Theatre, She will
take the leading role Of Leond, hobnS0u'S wife, IN
" "hODnsOn CrusOe" and will slug krudm InVOiguie VI
the Close OF the arst act.
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A victim to the Newark Explosion.

II was ascertained In Newark Yesterday that
Hugh hVarury, Of 10 4 lAms street, .urDt4 To
dcaih the nre OF the Ceiluoid Compauy's works ON
" rdupsuay evening.
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SARATOGA, Sent. 0,-Gen. Spinner, In reply to
telegram asking whether ne has accepted dc ncd
the nomination Tor Comptroller he has aCoep pied
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-17

his denomination will thcn be moro
tormality, the opposition being
either driven away or compelled to
yield- There can be no doubt but
that Grant is to-day the master of
the republican party as party,
though strenously opposed by its best
elements. Of one thing we are as.
sured, aud that is that he has lust his
hold upon the popular heart, and can
never regain it. From this as,ur.
ancc we take courage for the future
believing that out destiny is glor,-
Gus one if we continue truo to the
principles upon which was founded
our governmental fabric. The demo.
cratic party has now au opportunity
that to throw away would be suicide.
Let 1T cast I'll all Impurities, respond
TO the demands of the country, rerrg-
n'ze properly the new poi ical Gle
ment, discard de Issues, and N Ike
square fight for ofi,iul integrity
aud constitutional restrictions. If
those thugs be dune, its ret r., to
national power aud irnuvuoe will
be speedy and certain. In a oualiG.
Cd sense it is now on probation before
tho country, aud fit comes up fully
to the requirements Of tho times. it
Will oe once moro rciustated as tho
dominant patty IF the land. Let
tile South remember .hat is expect.
ed OF it during this sulemn and scri.
Gus period, and govern itself accord.
ingly. The dcstinivs Of her peopIe
are deeply involved, aud it behoovcs
her to be very circum<pect in all
matters of prblic nature. Let all
our people constitute themselves cons
servatives or tho peace, Il, d let ths
promotion IF sees ional fl iendship be
the chief aim Of every one. Ii this
policy be ftIirtly carried out, in a
year or two We will Gear no more Of
to'ce Bills aud Federal usurpation,
put we Will see our cvuutry reg.uera.
ted and reunited, the government in
the hands of the friends of libcrt, :,
and The national Congress lcgislatir
1or the w"o'o laud without regard 10
sectional lines or divisions.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-17

The new Senate is now in Execu.
tive session. Morton is still pushing
the question as to the admission Of
Pinchbaok. This will cause a pro-
longcd session. The New York Her.
nld has interviewed most of the new
Senators, and tho toue Of all is rather
favorable to the South. Andy
johnson was greeted with applause
when he Was sworn in. Ilo announces
himself as an independents, a supper.
ter Of the Union aud Of the Consti-
tuition. The policy Of the Senate will
not be known for sometime, but it is
probable that oppression Of the South
is at at end.