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The Morning herald., 1875-11-02

NOTICE-I, John Keegan, hereby give
~ notice that shall apply to the Judges
of the Court of Gener i Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Dlivery of the State of Della
ware. in and for the county st New Castle
being the first day of the November term
A. D., 1875, for a lIcence to keep an inn or
tavern at the Rising sun Hotel, in tn city
of ew Castle, in the State of Delaware in
school district No 49, and to sell Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart, to
be drunk on the premises. and the follow
ing freeholders Recommend the said appIi-
cation, to wit:
Z. Is. Meggenman, George Hewlett,
JOhn Kelly, Giles I.ambSon,
James O'Neil James Wilmot,
Robt Murray, VIM. Herbert.
Thomas Early. Ferdinand Leckler,
". W.Hoisthumaker, John J. Black,
ID. Bouldon, ~. {. Gray.
JOHN kEEGAN.
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NGT1CE-l, JOHN w. GRAY, in COM
~ pliance with TIE requirements of the
act Of Assembly in such case. made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing to the Court of General
sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State of Delaware. in and for the County
Of New Castle, upon Monday. the 18th day of
November, A. D., ls75, being the first day of
for license to keep an Inn or Tavern at
school District Number Forty-tive, in
the City of New Castle called Dobbinsville
House, New Castle Hundred, New
Castle County, Del. with the privilege of
selling intoxicating liquors in less quanti-
ties than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises; and the following freeholders re-
commend the said application, to-wit:
A. c, Gray VIM Hunter
Waggermann Vim Holshumaker
John Reegan James Wilmot
J Platt A G Nolan
Joen Bloint David Boland
his Lep Chase
Dennis Fitzgerald Isaac Cleaver
Wit-Gilcs Lambson
oct -3t JOHN W. GRAY.
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NOTICES,

SPECIAAh NOTICE TO COUNTY -.
y PAYERS.-The undersigned co,, TAX
OF county Taxes having given notion onnesctors
months ago that the taxes wee 'lie Ts three
payable at that date, and whereas nn, ".e and and
rna1 na,d netWen,ieth Of the tax ers more
tors for ther oMo psstsH;c ~ ssa stS coee
70 enforce payment according to 10 y, ,ounged ged
gives the collectors power 70 coiieo,tw winch
COSY IN ten days after they receiye tS0,n Hltn
Jos: I, CARPENTER, JR
e" Collecton.
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LICENCE APfLICATIoNs.

NOTICE-I, MICHAEL MULLIGAN, in
IN compliance with the requirements d
the act Of Assembly in such cases made ald
provided, do hereby give notice that /
shall apply In writing to the Court Of Con-
sr;A Sessions Of the Peace and Jsil Delivery
Of the State Of Delaware, In and for the
County OF New Castle, upon Monday the 18th
day efNovember. A. D.. 1875, being the arst
day Of the next November term OF tho said
Ceurt, for . license to soil intoxi-
eating liquors in quantities net less thar
one half gsllon in my own house In the
town Of Delaware City in School District
No, 62 Red Lion Hundred, County aud
state Aforesaid, and the following free
holders recommend the said application 10
wit:
Jehn Armour, Lewis Labeub,
J. Is. Bigger. his
Daniel COlwell, Thomas X O'Neill.
.. N. Craig, mark,
Win. Davidson, Wit-Peter MulTigan,
VIM. Morris, John H. Roberts,,
JOS. Brewer. James q. Eagle,
John J: Messig, Edward 0'Nslll,
Isaac Hunter,
novl-3t MICHAEL NULLIGAN,
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NOTICE.-At the last stated meeting 0
inss Fund Society. It was on motion, r.
solved to pay to depositors 81 per cent ps
annum. calculated monthly, no interes
being allowed on fractions of a montn y
commence at the beginning of the next Nv
cial year, and that the Treasurer give nous, 9,
of the increase Of the rate of interesI. re..i. ~
least three months before the end Of lnN
year.
WILMINGTON, Sept 9nth. 1873,
ALBERT w. SMITH,
sepO,f Treasurer W. 8. F, socle"'
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Feed fer Cannihalo,
From Ms Boston Herald.

From Me Boston Herald.
A singular report is current as to the
fate Of the missing Bsstsn barks, the
Jewees and Della N. Long. A year age
last T.hr".rv the Jewes sailed from New
South Wales in the dirsctisn Of the Auck.
land Islands, group in the South Pacific
ocean, near New Zealand. A few days
later tho Della M. Long and an English
bark, name unknown, followed on the
same course. No tidings Of the two Bos-
ton vessels were received in this city till
Captain Brewer, of Biddeford, Me-, Of the
bark Marathon, New York, returning
from voyage around the world, brought
back a terrible story in regard to them.
At one Of the ports At which he stopped
he had fallen in with sailor, or some one
who knew him, purported to bs the sole
survivor of the three crews. The vessels,
he said, had bsct ne becalmed in the vi
cinitv of the Auckland IAlands, and lay
there together several days. They were
boarded at night by cannibal., who over
powered the crews, plundered the ships,
and seuttlsd them. The men were Carried
prisoners to the shore, and furnished foed
for feast of the natives. The survivor
was one Of the crew Of the Jewess, and he
is said to have related that the surprise
was complete the vessels being some dis
tancs from land and no signs of enemies
having been seen. The usual precaution
taken when ship is becalmed in the Vi
rini;y Of land inhabited by ssvages is to
3rive sharp nails placed closely together {
Trough boards, which are placed over
he decks and fastened firmly down, lcav-
ns the sharp points sticking up, 1t is
hen impossible for the barefooted .avascs 7
o step upon the deck, and they are shot off c
t leisure. This precaution was not
AIKEN on board the Jeve.., because no
anger was suspected. 1t is understood
hat no ship OF the United States navy is n
ow stationed in the South Seas, or within
sasonable distance of the vicinity where T.
lie terrible tragedy is said to have been
nactod. The Jewess nearly 500 tens bur- Ii
IN. Capt. Mayo of Chelsea was the man
,ing owner. Mark Coogins of East Bos- +
n, Caleb Eaton, and Frank Lowe were
.rt owners. Frank Levi. of East Boston y,
Is one Of the mates. On the three vessels
ere were probably thirty men, but the
mes cannot he ascertained, most of them ~
wing been shipped in foreign ports. Time y
ii probably bring to light fuller particu- m
rs Of their horrible fate. o.,
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|NCTICE'-Burns q McGowan h,.-.
1csnda ~ smiths hereby give notice to 'the1, tber
pleted and re-occupied their new ise he,t,om CON.
and blacksmith shop at lOl Oranpee euttahg stadg
Their new shop is one of the most co,'et. Street.
IN the city, with ample facilities for f1Plste ao.
al manner of black and shin. smithin,ns tGhH,ns
The shoeing department. is perfect ctii,ld1ns. and ::
tbe shoeipp iEspecal ca hHtt stttntion win given 70
driving horses. 'shs Na.o ana
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NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS
~ Notice is hereby given that all persons
indebted for County, State and Poor Tax,
for the year 1875, for the Second or Northern
District OF Wilmington Hundred must call
and Settle the same. The Collector will be
found at his office, corner Of Eighth ana
Shipley streets, or in the evenings at his
residence. sos West Fourth street.
DUTY OF CLLECTOR.-If anv person fall
or neglect to pay their Tax within ten DAYS
after this notice, the Collector may levy
and collect the same with cost accordlhg
to law
Ifthe owner sfany Real Estate shall no!
reside in the Hundred, or is . minor, ~
shall be the duty Of the Collector 70 levy
and collect the same OF the personal prop.
erty of the tenant thereof.-E1traaJr from wv
idU.
LEWIS MCCALL,
Collector.
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CROOKS. BONDS, LOANS, AND REAL
~ Estate; In Difference 10 the urgency of
many good business friends the subscriber
mas decided to eonLuct his Regular Auction
tah na,es on the principle SO successfully estab-
phia. few items will be taken Z r. each
OF THESE sales at limit Of price, but in no
caseWlll secret undertaking be sanctiona,i
heal estate sales on the premises will con.
uSue 10 oe as heretofore, all positive.
Please send in Immediately yonr l;s,s ,s
stocks, Bonds. Loans. Lots and DWELLINGS
ma lie up. 1T. HEATH
ectSltf No X exchonI. b,,us,
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Registers Order.
RE0IsrRR'S Orrycv

REeIsTRR's OFFICE.
New Castle County, Oct, l3tk lS.s
Upon the application OF Samuel r. viii.
BANKS Administrator Of Henry Francis 10 .
OF Wilmington Hundred, IL said Counfv DO.
ceased; II Is ordered and directed nv tSo
hetls er that the Administrator afnsasaiS
give notice OF he raining of Letters NJ 4 u.
nipistation upon the Estate of the decea..
20. WIN the date of granting thereof "
causing advertis ,ments to be posted wifhin
iorty Gays rom the date of such Ietts,s in
SIX OF ths most public places Of the Conntv
q 8 NeW Sast.e. requiring al persons hayin9
n+rs:snse AYs s0fl The Estate, to present the
eSas. o. aoidesy an Act OF Assembly in
as... sHse made and provided. And Also
same period in tho MeRN1Ss isaIn 'hs
nswspspsE publlshed in Wi,Sa,, ,,a,aL nsaaD, :
o. d. '.fee weeks u.
Given under the hand and Sea, .,
CMse Ca OF me Register aforesaid. a. New
Sa~ ana rsew new TASTE County Aforesaid, the
g. E. RIGGS, Rso,srER
NTIoE.
r. AN persons having claims sxainst N.
Eot&se o. the deceased. muat nsesans she e
same .e0ly attested to the Administr H.. .oe
ol oeioee Got l3th, lS.S. or sniSs,So
n. Acs % assembly in such case msae And
-, aps..g SAMUEL R. w1LrBAsx.
Administrator.
Dei. ~ ashington s.. Wilmington
Ht.A, ,-sw cod
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NOT1CE.-Th Burdett Organ Kino -,
~ on exhibition at the Pridgeyilllas' put put
hy Robelen & Bro, took the first nrarnir ,u rar
The Manor 4 Hamlin, representa- ai1uh. ~
Gould & Fisher, OF Philadelphia sH takin!! =!
Lctlf-tfs
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Rnr"cg Eisco~certinS tAs Lnw

Judge B'rney o'Hassn what do you sa,
10 the charge are yon guilty or not guilty
Barney All, sure isnt that what W,
Acocr's here to thry, faix its msighty quce,
70 y asking ts% same. SO with the lave O
the Ceort I'll jist hesr The ivi,ence afore
rlsde.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02

Ex Speaker Blaine, of Maine, accompenied
BY Representative Hale, Of that STATE, and
Mrs. Mary A. Dodge, has begun . trip
through the British provinces.
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AMUSEMENTS

INSTITUTE HALL IS.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
! NOVEMBER 9Th and 9Th.
BENEFIT OF THE POOR OF THIS CITY
| HEALY'S HIBERNIAN GEMS |
| AND y
JERRY CoHEN's COMEDY COMPANY
Great Pictorial. Musical asd National Ex
hibition, represen ting a tour In Ireland, &C
companiedb b vocal and instrumental Mu
sic. The Ausioal and National Illustra
tions by the following artists:
THE GREAT JERRY COHAN,
as the
"RANTRY BOY AND DUBLIN DAM"
Mis- sAlice Gleason, Miss Katie D, Rian,
Mr.. Chas Gleason, Mr.. owen Dillon, Mr..
Jas. Graham, Mr.. John Magee, Mr.. frank
Carr.
JOHN 3. HEALY, Director ond Manager.
Making one OF tho finest exhibitions now
travelling.
ADMISSION, SIS
CHILDREN, 25
Grand Matinee Tuesday at o'clock.
Adults 25 cents, Children Is cents.
JULIE 7. MORSE, Business Agent.
novlSt
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENTs.
AUDITORS OFFICE, J
81 EAST SIXTH STREET,

81 EAST SIXTH STREET
WILMINGTON DELAWARE
Notice Is hereby given, by direction Of The
Finance Committee, that all bills due the
City oH January list. 1875, must be paid Oh
or before the first day of November nextm
they will be placed in the hands Of the So
licitor for collection, by virtue of section I
of the City Charter, which is as follows:
IF the amount of said bill be not paid
within 80 days after such presentation
thereof. it shall be the duty OF the Mayoro
said city to issue warrant directed TO the
said City Auditor, commanding him to levy
the same with all costs thereon. upon the
goods and chattels of such owner, and if no
such goo is and chattels can be found within
said city sufficient to satisfy said debt and
costs, Then to levy the same on the grounds
or buildings Of such owner fronting upon
such street as aforesaid. which said grounds
or buildings, or any part thereof, shall be
sold by said City Auditor at public auction,
upon ten lO) days notice in two newspa-
pers published in said CITY,"
The bills of delinquents having long since
become overdue, proceedings will be COM
without delay, unless payment be
made as herein provided.
WILLIAM Fl. GRIFFIN,
sep20-tf City Auditor.
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FOR RENT.

NOR HtNT.-The Hares Corne; hos Ms
L and Farm, containing about ls'' aS''"
Apply to
w. H. DOBB,,r
WM. HERBEhE".,
Acting Committee for Trustees OF eva
tie Common. OIL
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE!
POSITIVELY ONLY TWO EVENINGS
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. NOV. lst & "a.
The world-famous and original
OKEs MILY,"
whose elegant entertainments kave been
christened by the press and public of
America and England
"TIIE PERFECTION OF FUN"
The NOKES will appear on MONDAY in
their original musical, operatic, tragical.
comical extravaganza, the
BELLIES or THE KITCHEN,
with high tragedy. low comedy, opera and
TUESDAY EVENING will be presented
the OkES great speciality,
THE WRONG MAN IN THE RIGHT
PLACE,
In which every member of the Vokes
family will appear.
Each evening previous to the Vokes will
be presented a
FIRST CLASS COMEDY,
BY carefully secected
DRAMATIC COMPANY,
)oors open at !. Comm ence ats.
Admis sion Is cents. Reserved seats q
'alcony 50 cents. sale of seats will COM
lence on Friday morning Oct. 29th at q
clock, at Boughman, Thomas & Cos 42I
iarket street.
Director Of Orchestra-Herr Wirtheim.
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OPENING.

4 -
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
DeWOLFs,
THE MERCHANT TAILOR,
80 MARKET STREET.
Consisting ofa full line Of English Worst.
ed, American and Foreign Cassemeres. and
and large assortment of fur beavers.
Having succeeded in securing the services
OF frst-class cutter, and superior to any
hat l have had in my employ, am now
prepared to furnish my customers with
GARMENTS MADE AND CUT IN THE
VERY LATEST STYLES,
and at prices much below former rates, and
,ess bs 1a anan the goods can be boughtfor by
All l ask Is an examination or INV sto,t
and prices. any S'00A
guaranteed. 40
oetls-ws. J. De WOLF.
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A few minutes inspection will convince
any one of the superiority of our goods, the
reliable manner in which our garments are
made up. and the moderation of our prices:
We buy and sell for cash, thus securing to
ourselves and to our customers large and
very unusual advantages.
We guarantee all the goods to be a, rep
resented. and the prices the :lowest for
which the same grade OF clothing can be
bought anywhere
We return the money when from any
reason garmets are not satisfactory, provi-
ded they are brought back within two
soiled,
We ask those who have not already be-
come acquainted with our house. and our
excellent mode of dealing, to cali on any
convenient occasion and look through our
Large ablishment-examine our goods
ana weigh the extraordinary advantages
We offer.
Polite attention give- to all, whether
buying or only looking at our large and
handsome stock of clothing
NATHAN LIEBERNANS
Clothing House,
S. ". COR FIFTH AND MARKET STS
actsaly Wilmington, Del.
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THE g
y; ssw York,
! Mississippi cl.
~ Democratic BY
e'n'cratic Cor
Memphis, I
sn Jackson,
n the State a $
'yery doubtful
|psi'n,.c a'n, Gorge,
Executive State
|erats have carri,
majority. The,
'lature on joint
Lamar, Hool
u nave been electe.
Seal. -
i, Ane colored
Democrats all ov
g. Wiley Wei:
.ers Is great
'rats oil over the
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02

FoE SALE
A FARM OF l52 ACRES OF sCPhN''
LAND, n,
In White Clay Creek Hundred, New New, III
tie County h.lawrre. one mile lro noad
own Of , go arr, on the New Lohuo'i Al
'Euiis iaeS -ge, modern, ornam > -
In pessect order. comprising
MANSION HOUSE,
FARNsR's COTTAGE,
TENANT HOUSE, BARN.
SHEDDING, sTABLING,
a. WHEAT HOUSE, HOG HoV''
AND YARDS, POULTRY HOUSES @'
HOUSE, DAIRY, &C. .u
Fencing new and substAntiae. This ~ ~
highly I'm proved and will pay Ten psrthy
on the price asked lor 1t, and ID odsif
examination by any one Wishing 'nene
full home surrounded by beauuIui sscho
and fertile Aelds, convenient 10 er,f0
churches, railroads and all other c''''
of modern civilization.
REYNNLDs / GO.
aR9 Market stree'f
ut ls.axd Wilmington
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE.-Lot Of nice cider baTle''"
l. make room for oysters, apply az e.
Sept.A-tf 4O5 MARkEl'I ~
EOR SALE.-The stock and fixtures MI, n
Z well appointed first-class Hotel, ~ lllssy
city. Wilmington Hotels will De ins''
benefited by the Centennial. Apply ~ toco
oct low l. S I'm REYNOLDS w
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02

To MAKE
A LARGE BUSINESS LARGER
We have determined
TO MAKE Low PRICES LOWER
The SalesroOms
IN LIEBERMAN's BUILDING
are filled with
MEMS AND BOYS
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
or Thu
Newest Patterns and Best Makers.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02

STORE kEEPERS. GROCERS AND
~ Dealers, take notice! take notice!
CHIMNEYS! CHIMNEY.m CHIMNEYSv
large assortment of lamp chmnsys of all
Kinds just received from first hands, which
we are selling AT Philadelphia prices, Call
and satisfy yourselves Of the economy of
buying al nome, W. G. ADAMS,
II f. Second st.
ssmrles and lamp goods OF every kind.
NEeTENSIAL NEWS OFFICE and
y Stationery Ssor., eE MayEet tree,,
n-.I Irt weekly paeers. ilae.. ines,
Blank Books
Memorandum Books,
p s.ket Books,
Albums,
States, Pens and Ink
and all kinds of stationery. Weekly ma.
Rers and magazines to subscribers at pab-
usneS prfcde. oct2s-u
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#ing I'll |
IN Eli
Illegal,
herely
""o"SY
jew of
Ease. I
xecutiy
WASN'T
Secretary
fhrough
Pie Jspal
ast fiscal
herc for a
tere is ret
our mil
hese Emp
fol
! There is
asioned b
The world
'Dr. Linder
Tess to su
lized natio
| general sta
WAsIIIN
reached he
|the result {
IS. s. Cox a
between hin
bis favor,
md Ohio 50
indiana and
ave Illinoi
lew Englar
'hll get P(
'outhern Sd
b the West
nth him.
Th{
For TIE j
's ~inb, 81
'd tRo,ced |
Al
N
mpany was
'rtland, yes
.kets issued
Sion of tha
Yelling.
RErUBLI
.lcAao, N
ket in me 81
Iority of nd
Fdest battle
THE g
ssw YoRKl
issippi claI
'eratie BY
.ratic Co1
'Arn1s, Il
Jackson, |
e State a S
; Doubtful
|. n. o..
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RErUBL]
!, ealcAao, n
ticket in me 3:
|a,ajority of nc
hardest battle
The Morning herald., 1875-11-02

GRAND OPERA HOUSE!
POSITIVELY ONLY TWO LVENlNCS
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Business Locals.

Dye Stufs from new receipts--area,ly i'm.
proyed-are now attracting the attention OF
The citizens of Manchester. These can only
be obtained at DR.. Quigley's Drug Store.
A superior assortment of Teas, at J. T.
Vampires.
Sand still am not happy we often hear
you cry The reason, II is obvious: you
know not where to buy. Everybody made
happy ut W. o. Liggets.
Spring Style Hats just received at j. +.
Brinksrhoff'g. Call and see them.
Best White Granite Tea Sets A pieces, on.
~ $751; so. Queensware and Glassware Of every
kind, at less than Baltimore prices, at W. o.
Ligget's.
Call and examine my stock of Queensware
and Glassware. J. I. Wampler.
A merchant down town sells more of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup than all other medicines
together II surely must be the best remedy
for cough,
Woodenware, Stoneware, Tinware, Baskets,
hrooms and everything necessary for House.
keeping, at W. D. Liggets.
Trunks and yalises, full line oh cap at
J. Il. Brinkerhof'is.
Shriycr's Canned Fruits Of all kinds, at J.
L. Wampler's.
Sugar, Coffees, Teas, Spices, Syrups, and
everything in the Grocery line, cheap, at W.
@. Iigget's,
Pure Rio, Java and Iagusyra Coffee, at j.
7. Wampler's.
Don't forget that | am selling large lot Of
Goods at and below cost TO reduce stock.
Shoes, Hats, &c, at Panic Prices, at W. 0.
Liggets.
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Ths Civil Rights Bill.

The Civil Rights Bill as amended and
passed BY the House, emasculated Of the
school and church clauses, was taken up
and passed by the Senate on Saturday
night. 1t received the signature Of the
President on Monday, and is now law;
but it is pronounced unconstitutional by
some Of the best lawyers 10 the country, Of
both parties, and it is said that ease win
speedily be made up, so as to take 1t to
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
that its Judgment may be had upon it.
We do not believe that the law viii be, or
that it can be enforced, doing violence as
it does, not TO mems prejndices only, but
TO the laws of their being and to the unal-
tcrable DEGREES of the Almighty himself,
who created the white man and the black
man as two distinct races, with natures
and peculiarities 50 different and repelIent,
that they never eep be brought into social
equality by any enactment, however strin-
gent. 50 farfrom il, every attempt Of the
sort must only end in separating the races
wider than ever, to the great detriment Of
The negro. The Civil Rights Bill may
force him into the jury box, the hotel, the
theatre and the railroad car, but it win
quickss, strengthen and intensity the pre-
jndice Of race, until the white man win
shun him. as far as he can, not only so
eially. but in every way possible, so that
tho negro viii ultimately find that this
Civil Rights measure, 50 far from benefit
ing his race, is but a Pandora's box, full
Of every i'll, with only hope, and that for
ever deferred, at the bottom.
We publish the provisions Of this hate
inspired act, in full, in another column.
1t win be observed chat spirit Of malig- |
nifty pervades its every section. II was
conceiyed under malign Influences, and |
passed for nsalign ends. Its enforcement,
Or attempted enforcement, win produce
only the worst and most dcplorable results |