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ADJUSTMENTS, 30.
LIE SGEB 3 Z E Z APRIL s 1875,
MOUNT ZION y z. CHURCH.
Subject FI%Sss5s for E,. he Duss
crnts. aPL-4I
MISS FLORENCE sCHLIECKER,
By request OF Ter friends and patrons, will give
NCERT,
AT WILLARD HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 3
Commencing at 8 O'Clock precisely.
Miss ssaheSksE VIII be assisted y Mss Jeanne
son S Mr.; Walter Paris Mr. ESsrSacn a5 S g.
Kindly Toianteerss hei ssrS I shAier VIM H1'S
,1iekets o. admission, o.. For sale at. Ellis and
PhDp and MOhun { Co where programmes may
be obtained. ap1-St
EORD's OPERA HOUSE.
AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF ENTERTAINMENT
FOR THE LAST NIGHTS.
CARNCROSS & DIXEY'S MINSTRELS,
CROWDED AND FAsHIONABLEA
TWENTY-FOUR ARTISTS,
Under the Management OF
Mr.. j. L. CARSCROSS.
MOST POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHTS.
ONLY MATINEE SAL URDAY.
ADMISSION Sec, 75c. AND 81,
No Extra Charge for Secured Seats.
APRIL 5-LEsTER wALLACK,
In His Own Play OF
ROSEDALE.
Reserved seats can ow be obtained. ap'-tC
FEELING MATCH.
y THIRD AUDITORS OFFICE
SIXTH AUDfFoR's OFFICE,
a FRIpkY EVEYiNG. APRIL ?
At $50 O'Clock. Proceeds be given the Indus
trial Home School. Admission only Is cents,
FARE WELL CONCE
OF THE
JUBILEE SINGERS
In this city, prior to their return to Europe, at
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 7.
Diagrams at Ellis. Reserved seats, 70 cents.
General admission, 50 Gel t.. nlh3-st
NATIONAL THEATRE.
ONE WEEK ONLY,
COMMENCING
MONDAY, APRIL 5.
Return Visit Of the Favoriie ~ 81
DUPREZ & BENEDICT'S
GIGANTIC FAMOUS MINsTRELS.
FnsrFe GPRsfa ann an1 BTass Band
~, Composed of Thirty Picked Artists.
Most sucet ssful, Complete, Powerful Troupe
recognized as the suPeIiors of Minstrelsy,
Introducing ohCertS Of Merit and Brill ticy.
For Inrther particulars and prices see bills and
programmes daily
GRAND MATINEESATURDAY AT2O'CLOCK.
Admission to all parts of the house . cents. Re-
seryed seais ~ cents. mh2l2H
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the
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL T.
Diagrams at Ellis. Reserved seats, rs cents.
General admission. 80 cel IA n,hg-gt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-02

Among the several ways IN WHICH the irish
people can homer the memory OF their dead cham
piOn, there are two that strike me rs eminently
appropriate. First, by. providing for the dear
ones whom he lett as a legacy TO hts country; aud
secondly, by disseminating those principles OF
which lie was, while living, the most powerful
eXpUuncer. II both these paramount duties eau
he performed by the same mode Of action, 50 much
the better.
MI ever an Irish patriot can be fairly judged by
his works, that man was John Mitchell 1--we OF
Ireland and hatred Of her oppressor we're the main
springs Of his existence. These ideas he ineul-
Gated in his writings with an earnestnesS and
force unsurpassed by any representative Of the
Irish race for his soul was reflected in his works
ADtipathy 10 England is an Unborn feeling OF
every tIue-blooded lrishmsn. He hates her by
instinct. That he may do so conScientlOusy, and
be ens bIed to give for the faith that is 10
him, let him study John Mitchefs works While
a spark Of patriotic hre shoulders in his heart.
the perusat Of these glorious volumes will keep IL
alive. 20 that he can transmit IL to his children
with the legacy Of "holy hatred" to England
which was fostered by those textbooks Of Irish
nationality.
That these ideas may be practically developed,
would suggest that whatever committee may be
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DEATHS.

Died, on Monday afternoon, February %, $50,
at 6x O'Clock j ANES X, son or Patrick ana nar-
paret Woods; aged one year. ,r,, ~
HIS funeral will take place THIS uesaay AT :
TERNOON at o'clock from 81, Le.er ,,and 9TH
FRIENDS and acquaintances in'ipe" w "t'e ~
out further notice.
Died. on the 7th of Febru 'ry, in'savannah' Gs.'
New York Herald please COPY.
Died suddenly of heart-disease, at Broad Neck
Kirg William c,upty. Va. Captain REUBEN a.
HILLYARD. aged ffty.iwo years. 1900.
Nashville lenn.l aud Huntsville tAla.) papers
please copy.
Died. In this city. on the goth instant. at ~
O'clock after long aud painful Illness. when she
bore with Christian meekness and resignation III
the blissful hope of rest beyond The grave, aUoAN
Jauphicr Of the late Ashley j. Bell: ST.. OF Louisa
county, Va in the ffty-hifh ear on hel aHe. H
Iea yes devoted husband and i've children 10 mourn
their loss.
DIed on the 22d instant, about O'Clock L. d.
CUaRLIE FARRAR, infant son OF John II. anu
Mary G. RUSSELL, aged five months anu t~ehts-siA
days. ,,o,,,,o eowor
Frail smiling solace Of an hour:
So soCn our transient comforts N.Y.
And pleasures only bloom to die.
The funeral will take place at the residence OF nls
father, No. 615 Twenty.scc0nd street. 1clWcen
Leigh and NJ, TO. MORRO" "Wednesday MOh en-
ING at IL O'Clock. Friends and acqua'ntances arr
invited TO attend.
Died. on the 2Oth instant, OF pneumonia, EDIT q
CiiiI,lN. daughter of NJ. A. and $. B. Clark, aged
thirteen months.
Transient aud vain Is every hope
A rising race can give:
In rpule,S honor aud delight
NV children both shall live.
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Our mutual friend Abe Fenanie leu on
this fish once (he lived in Wythe peiore I've
war;, and have little DOUBT out tnas Inu ~,
of his sparkle is due to bis occaS'ona. w.
dn,oence in New River cat. The Index
shows it, Consult the 6le.-Pulaskt Letter
in Dispatch. o.,.us
all about New River cat Comment q DsS'
patch. .ho amarillo
If the Dispatch is to be similarly accounted
FIR This is modest on the part of our rene-
~ hle nuncIe, But bis theory will not travel
on all tours; for none Of the present stan OF
the Inder. Appsal ever lived upon cat fish diet.
How is their sparkle to be explained.-Pe-
tersburg Inder and appeal.
By their being born in Lynchburg.
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For the Dispatch.l
" Bays Near Rome"

In your notice of this book in Monday
NOR ning's Dispatch you say 'by Mr.. Aug.
j. G. Hare 1--WE conjecture Of Philadelphia)."
Your conjecture is wrong. He is of an Eng
llsk family, though ] think was born
in Ro me. He published about year or so
ago Walks in Rome," and had previously
M hJ;sb ed "Menonlals of a Quiet Life"
both ex tremely Interesting books, especially
the last r. I.
2. ds right. AuaUsnrs julius CHARLES
HARE. t{s. son of SHILus CHARLES HARE, an
English clergyman and author Of distinction,
was horn in Rome in 1884. He has spent
much ofrhka time there, and has written seve-
raj works. He has published "Epitapbs
for Country Church-RaEds," ''Winter at
Mentone, "."sValks in Rsme,"." Wandenings
in Spain, p" Memorials OF a Quiet Life" end
his recent work, " Days Bear Rome"
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an enduring inoompatIsility. we are cou'
v;nced that such is the sentiment OF the Cali'
fornians, yet their senator, SARGENT IS ID
favor of every act that proposes TO compe'
association between black and white, ana
even to subordinate the white to the olacA
race.
We conjecture that SARGENT, who went
from Massachusetts TO California alter goid'
ia delighted to come from California to tue
uslted States Senate for mileage we are
satisfied that a man who so grossly msrepre-
sonia bis constituents as SARGENT does . glad
10 he as far from them as possible. anee he
has been in his seat those constituents have
| cent him a Democratic colleague. Sut That
seems ONLY to embtter hius, He isns venom
ous as ever, and shows nas1ice towards the
South that Is unaccountable on any hypothe-
sis except his nativity; and even that We
think he dishonors.
We have said this about SARGENT more lor
the reflections suggested by his case than fol
anv other purpose. His condition iur1ishe:
a moral. 1t especially tells US that fhere I
, no bcpe Of repentance on the part OF I'M
hitter Radicals. Their constituents ma!
change, and the waters of reform may Wasl
away the very foundations from under them
, but they viii not change. They will SIM
and be buried where they are rather tha'
hcs down from opinions anaassertions int
which they were passiouately led BY tn
q acrimouies and prejudices of war and ses
, tsenal hsse. Sowil SARaEsT perish; ana
Will he one Of the SMALLEST events OF tn
e times. The war party Tal soon De oeae
q I and so will SNgGENT.
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lector in the city Of Norfolk oil. uncol!ected
t,xes for 1872. ~,
Ry MFR. DooLEy: Petition of the Hortl'
cultural and Pathological Association TOT an
appropriation of 81 900 to be used In making
an exhibition Of fruit, &C., at Chicago.
SHEEP IN poTEToURT.
The House concurred In the Senate amend
ment to House bill for the protection Oh sneep
in Botetourt county.
CIRCUIT COURTS.
House bill to rearrnnge- and increase Inc
number or circuits in the State came up as
the special order. ,.u
Mr.. ALLEN offered substitute anu MT.
NrxLEY an amendment to the substitute. -,
MFR. STUART meyed TO recommtt the Dill
and Mr., ALIEN's substitute, WITH lnstruc.
tons 10 report bill providing Characterization
to the county courts Of oil coupties WhHn
contain a population exceeding z0,0OO per
sons the jurisdiction which they had before
August [, 1873, aud making proper provision
for afleou .te salaries for such5 to De palo
nv their respective counties; Hnd'further, Il
provide that Accomac aud Northampton
shall constitute separate circuit. 49,.
At the suggestion Of Mr.. BAGWELL, Mr
s7u-xeT withdrew his aotion until after Mr.
NEss ES & amendment should be acted upon
Afler discussion MI, NEBLEY's amendmen
MS agreed to. -,
ME-. ARMSTRONG moved to amend the OIL
nv making Rockingham, SHENANDOAH, ant
Pagea separate circuit.
/ Pending this amendment the nour Oh
,oleGs arrived, and House bill TO establish
, board of
RAILsoaD COMMISSIONERS
came up as the neXt speclal orGer.
Wessrs. B. ". LACY and HORACE LAC
amnscd the House for more than an hour b.
, rhetorical passes at each other, and tn
former made brief speech in opposition t
the bill.
Adjourned at 2:10 2. NJ.
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croat Consolation.

tn .ne report Of the election OF D. H. Me
~ .s the new senator to succeed MI
R,wsAy. of Minnesota, 1t Is stated that NM
MCMILLAN Is the present Chief.Justtcc Oh tue
sunreme Court Of the State, aud was Tor
mer,v for some time district judge. ae mas
not been much known in politics tof some
wears, and we n,sy infcr is all the eeSsel w
for the fecedoua from partisan tyranas ne may
thus IN good degree enjoy. he IS q hepso-
1;c,, lint then he Is and has been Tor some
time judge
We nut usuch faith in the nauenceve the
vocation Of indge upon the sasnds Of men,
The ;udrueut II trained hs iudiciul habits,
ond Il NO, 20 Taaie to run Wild under the Inn
pul.es Of partissnry bat wit! benach more
likely to seek facts and reasons as the bases
of opiaiou. We therefore hope al the more
from the uc.v Minnesota sc patorfssm the fac
tina, he has heen for soyse tinex judge, anc
will probably therefore deliberate on qnes
tions arising before bin in the Senate, aut
will not rurcrazy .skc That yshoo boutwell,
of Massachusetts,, 'that malignant MORTON
and the,assciples Of the enthusiast SUMNER
who set up the 'DeSaratiouof independence
as equal 10 the Constitution of the Unttet
States In the settlement ofr;ghts and powers
Whcn we contempate'the composition Q
Congress we caunot fail 10 rejoice that then
are present,in the bodyssme OF the best coz
stitutional lawyers in Ireland. But for thet
thecountry weuld have been hurried TO raS
ere now. The passionate and rapeereu
Radicals an6 fanatics, who know notn1n
about law and set w their own uuepsgn'
ered Opinions as their guide, would seo
zluuge the nation iueo hopeless ruin Is
lawyers restrain these men. who are ~sSaoa'
the restraints of 3xsY and even Of Aenesa
and humanity. IJheir presence has pr
served all that has seen left US, SOC s'cse bso
tbe>yandals who would altogether have ssT
werted the Goyeroment. ....
The prospects are bright and eheeTass
a thorough revssution in politics. bg wssc
the country will be saved and the liberties
the people happily rescued FROM the danger
which have soseriously threatened theta.
our hopes are realized we may truly say th'
to the lawyers-tbe well.discipiaea an
acute legal mto.ls Of the national COUNCILS
will the nation DC, mainly indebted for ss d.
l;voropoa
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General Assembly Of Virginia
MONDAY, February p, 1915.
SENATE.

The Senate was not in session to day.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met IL A. M.-Speaker HANG
Err in the chair.
The following bills, &C., were
REPORTED.
Fauor.'bly.-House bill to amend The law
in regard TO the terRls OF the circuit courts
House bill for the relief OF the sureties OF
Alexander Scott, late sheriff of Caroline
county 10 use bal to incorporate The town
Of Glade Spring, in Washington county
House bill TO require the county Judge of
Princess Aune to submit the question OF
continuing OF repeating the fence. law to the
voters of the county Senate bill to amend
the law In retrtior to notices for taking
dispositions.
The SPEAKER asalouuced the
ASSIGNMENT
OF Mr.. b. r. SHiErx, of Loudoup, to mem
bership of the Co mnittees ON Enrolled Bits
and Counties, Cities, and Towns.
LEAVE ,1Y ABSENCE
for three days was g united to Mr.. POWELL.
PRESENTED AND REFEREED.
By Mr.. ARaESrRouT: Petition Of citizens
of Rockbridge for legislation to make she.
riffs er.otici0 commissioners tor the sale Of
lands under judicial DEGREES.
BY Mr.. TAYLOR: Bill to allow the Auditor
u ! .'S.i: -Aceoun.s " Apt1iik . .i,.c'al cvl.
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IFor the Dispatch
TO the Economists $50 caileo) Oh TIC
General Assembly.

lfor the Dispatch
To the Economists $50 caIled) OF the
General Assembly.
mSpsy No JAIL.-Latane Brown (coloredl
was on Saturday evening commlttea 70 jan
IN warrant issued by Justice Z. b. omltn,
charged with stealing an OK, valued at $40,
the 6roperty of Colonel George F. Ramsey.
There are three prisoners now conhoed 10
Jail for rnisdemeanors at considerable expense
to tine county, and We learn the Common
wealth,S attorney will ask for special term
If the Circuit Court that they may be indicted
and their cases disposed Of atthe March term
of the County Court."-Frorn the Tide
mater Iader Of February 13h
You will see from the above article from
the Tide. Water Iader Of the 18Th instant
the practical effect Of your legislation relative
70 the county courts. Had you permitted
these courts to retain the authority to en-
paunel grand juries, these three prisoners
lone of whom has been in Jail believe since
lus, December or early 10 january could have
been long since tried and acquitted or coz
yicted. AS it is, instead Of having the speedy
trial to which the law entities them, they
must remain in Jail to await the action OF q
grand jury to be cmpanneled at the April
term of the Circuit Court Of Essex, and then
if indictments are made they must be certl-
fed to the County Court for trial. So that
it will be the third Monday 10 May before
these people can have their trial, remaining
in iaiI three or four months at the cost OF
the county, or else there must be special
term of the Circuit Court with all its at.
tendant trouble and expense, including
mileage for The judge merely and only for
the purpose of empauneling grand jury to
pass upon these cases. There is very little
doubt but that there are many similar to this
in other counties in the State. This, however,
is quite enough to show the want of foresight
and wisdom in your raid upon the county
courts; at any rate, such is the judgment OF
the people, and with all becoming respect
their opinion is endorsed BY SENEX.
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France.

Tbe following is the constitutional proTi-
sion not long ago adopted By the French
trhsuber in relation to President OF the
Republic:
sThe President Of the Republic is elected
.bvn nIrreity of s,tiIrages by the Senate aad
the Chamber of; Deputies united in National
Assembly He holds office for seven years
and is resiigible."
Theseven years term thus declared and It's
continuation provided for by the reelisat'''ity
Of the President is imperative without q
Senate, and a till for the formation OF such
q BODY was defeated. The latest telegram,
however, announces that al agreement had
been entered into between the Right ana
left Centre for new bill establishing the
Senate. 1t is. interestng to know now what
the Chamber will do with it.
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TIE GoosE.BoNE AND TIE WEArHER.-An
old gentleman of this vicinity, Taose re'i.
anee 10 the predictions of the "goose-nol:e":
has remained unsbaken through the polltl'
cal changes OF the past and the dangers OF the
present, rem ,rked some weeks ago that there
wonld be cold spell about the middle OF
January, the rest of the winter being m,lo'
ne was led 10 this conclusion froas the goose.
bone being dark or cloudea on only small al.
no;nt nesr its centre. All can attest no"
we'll the goose-bone "probasilities" have
been verified thus far. 1t ia TO be hopeu
that the remaining portion of The winter
will he as mild as the bone predlcts.-h'cn'
n,oea Dispatch, January % (socaD.
lLet us never again hear of the goose-Done
as q weather Indicator.
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Dir ROBERT HENRY CABELL, formerly ana
fora long time citizen of Richmond, died
in Baltimore on Saturday last, in his seventy
sixth wear. He was native Of Nelson coun-
t., and came to this city at sn early age,
where he resided until about the beginning
of the war; when he took up his residence
in Milwaulie, where he had made large
investments. For about eighteen months
,Drior to bis death he had been resident of
Baltimore. He belonged to the distin-
gushed family Of CABELLs Of this city and
Safe. His first wife was sister of Mrs.
General ScsTT. He leaves widow and one
.chi!d-a daughter.
Dr..CksElL was quite remarkable man
in his day: of fine person and attractive
manners, and warm, impulsive, and sincere
disposition. He possessed Il strong intellect,
and was full of energy and devoted to specu-
lative theories for public good. He initiated
the work of continuing Broad street across
the valley. Socially, be was one Of the kind.
est of men and one Of the best of COM
panions. AS gentleman and man of honor
he was amongst the most true Of his times.
For few years past his venerable form,
matched with silyery hair, his face bright
ened with benignant and genial smiles,
could occasionally be seen on the streets OF
Rebwond. AS be passed, his old friends sa.
luted him with pleasure, and the stranger
never Gailed TO ask who he was. His death
impresses us with painful sense of the rapid
diss appearance Of the men who figured in the
happy age prior to the war.
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spECIAL NOTICES.

HGRAND CLOsING.OUT SALE
FOR CAsH.-LEvY BROTHERS beg leave 70 an'
nounce that they will continue their tenth ora'''
Closing Out Sale for two weaks longer, during
,vn,c time the balance Of the winter stick will be
closed out at the very lowest prices for Gosh.
This Is an opportunity that seldom Is offere to
the ladies' of thla city, aud they are invited to call
md er,m,ne our stock, rs we are satisfied by our
personal experience that our prices are lower tnan
In any store In this city.
Orr rood, are never misrepre5cnted; in fact, the
goods are generally worth more than we ask tor
them.
Polite statesmen are In attendance from sunrise
to sunset. Fall time Is Ito make your selec
lions. Our goods are all fresh and bought from the
largest Wholesale dc ters and importers Durins
our closne-ou sale our prices will be lower than LII
any establishment In this city.
The celebrated URKISH QUILTS only 9zu-pieee
sold elsewhere ia this city as high as s3 rs;
Large size, double faced MARsEILLEs QUILTS
as apIece, sold elsewhere at s7.50 o, and higher
TOWELS will lie slaughtered at bottom prices
TABLE LINENS cheaper than the cheapest;
RELL,oUs GRos-GRAIN SILK at $50 a
yard is considered cheap when sold elsewhere
at s1.sOp per yard;
INGRAM, TWO-PLY, 1HREE-PLY, and Ia
PEsTRY CARPETS, OF selected pstter ms and
new designs, to be closed out at extraor dInariy
low prices;
Large lot of sHAWLS at 1925, really worth
$3.50;
New assortment of spring style CASs1MERES ant
CoATINGs at prices far below last seasons;
BLUE and BLACK WATERPROOF CLoTH
very low;
Immense bargains in HANDKERCHlEFs;
New assortment of HAMBURGER EDGINGs ane
INSERTING at &C. yard;
WAsH-pOPLINs at TO- 12H, and 15c. yard .
BLACK ALPACA from Csc. to $3.50 yard. W.
can show better goods IN any quality than any
| store in this city.
BLACK MOHAIR at bottom prices;
BLANKETS and COMFoRTABL z s marked
| down, to be sold clean out during the closing
out sale;
Great bargains In all kiuds of RIBBONS;
Look at the GRo-GRAIN RIBBON, two inches
wide, at / SC. yard;
Bargains in NECK-RIRBONs aud NECK
sCARFS for ladies;
COLORED DRESS SILK, all the new shades, yer,
cheap;
FINE-CoRD BLACK GRoS-GRA1N SILK, TIN
newest style out;
soFT-FlNIsH sKIRTING CAMBRIA at l23ac
a yard;
BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETISGS' ant
SHIRTISGS of wcll-known brands that We cal
| recommend retailed at the case price;l
| UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at 35c.
pound;
! CARPET-WARP In every color;
CuTTON-Y ARMS, all Nos
All we ask of the ladies is to call and see for them
selves whether II Is not 10 their own interest L
purchase their DRY GOODS and CARPETS a
the we'll. known aud reliable store Of
LEVY BROTHERS,
lOl7 and 1919 Main street.
FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOMB LEACHED COTTON
at 12*c yard. %
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no evidence to be found anywhere 10 inc
proceedings Of the stockholders that such
call was ever made, or that It mas ever re,
ceived the sanction of those who alone nelf
the right to this stock. II such 40 attempt
has been made it was done. without the au,
,hority of law, aud Is therefore pull ana
void. Who these "prtvate parties" were,
and By what influences the management OF
the Richmond and Danville Company were
inspired when this sale was made, remains
vet to be seen. Any light which can De
thrown upon this SUBJECT by Another Citi'
zen |" will be thankfully received bya
PRIVATE STOCKHOLDERS.
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CoRRarloN.-Tb following appeared in

CoRRHuON.-Tb following appeared in
Yesterdays Dispatch:
"Firginia can alter her Constitution at
will. Tue only restrictions upon her action.
we repeat, are those contained in the Consti-
tuition Of tue United States. These resolu-
tionS mot the act of Congress ABOVE quoted)
render her Unable to deprive negroes Of the
right to vote unless for reasons made equally
operative as against whites"
The word in italics ought to have been
I. restrictions,r
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The philadelphia Press says that PINCH.
BACKS rejection as senator from Louisiana
" is one either to his race or to Republican dis
app oval of the policy Of the President in re.
cognizing the KELLOGG Government" 1t is
matter OF little Importance which horn of
this dilemma PINCHBACK or MORTON may
take. There is little consolation in either.