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1t aH Al! unconstitutional. LII llia speech hero
aftor his elocsion ho said. OH thls tpu'c
.Horv IL very dIlicnlt question fur sone OF our
Southern people to grasp. Are 5ou solnH to fIt.fy
reeonstructiol nIl ahy 10 tho North yau rlasly
NORTH t" justify secession. md tlu Norh ,.sei not
ruluire III to Justify reorganization. %v WIN srlbat
we vii! sssoxzs X wo vii! sey; we wslI t44e !'o w
oIoy.-wo viii autm!t d, ana NO vii! recognize tlla
h&aasea " tos4hto contingencies HtuNify or degrade
ourselves by Aayinu that elu tAG was i7Hls. Taero
y 10 fcason Why NO ahnnlsl, ,--nou Oh earth. Al llu
North ask so say IL tltat fHlt wr1J sccolI-
sraselun us tfcM p.'shtd. Me will tals II.
Ind i, md submit I" tho laws as they o.ia walIo they
cuursa ot lha country.
Az tho brilliant aud witty ex-HupseHlo Jndgo,
! 1.ochsane who Inns hcen . ses!t!9nt Aesa for .
quarter Of century, aaia TO mo: ''Thuso is 10
cons!l1cslon ulieoast,tutlonal:. Why, 1uy dear
mir, they wose saslBaed aftor tho War hal Lcot,
waged two Ycars, that coercion VIVA unconBsitl,-
t.ttioua', mud would argue BY tho tgay tint the
Nm eo,lI.nt 20 on with tho War. because the
Why, tley urgslo to tlaih day that tt,oy
FuulinT ~ HAyE TnR CONSTITUTION,
aud su1o enough they do. Ben t!iIl, WHOM !lo
saul to mu tho South fought for the
what 10 sad fow worka since III llis srooeh ii,
| tho 1nll OF tho 1loubo ot Representatives. lose
- that history. will abundapt'y tuHtitY tho
proposition tlat thu Honth luft the uninn with
regiut, and only booxuso vho was made to be-
l,eyc tue NORTH woull llos adhere to Tho Const.
| tution." Ard now tho Aotthhasiu1 violated tho
Constitution, which. however, is = thing Of tho
past, II "the North VIM covenant that the
uaon shall , 10 e,p,"'ti,A'lo"al, tho south Tt'l
with tho Constitution "a It H. Tho
Northern mtnd must bo convinced" says
Mr. lIil, IN speech printed eopy Of which
Al
, 1875-06-12
A Tallr with the Hon. Bon
11ill, tho Representa-
tive Mnn Of =
Georgia.
What tho South Demands, and What
II Is Willing 10 Conccdc.
"lf tkc North Will Make tin Union Ccnsti-
tutional, Tic South WILL bako
1t pcrpetuul,'.
Determination Of Georgia Demo
orats to Eliminate tho
Negro from Politics.
Belief Of Many that The Negro viii Grav-
itatc into !nteriority and
Subsection.
Tho Typical Political, Orators Of tho
South, and tho Mischief
They Are Doing.
Thc Universal Notion TINT the
South Fought to Save tho
Constitution.
ftor ErrB+1t TFo1itv f1,nf TRsp1rQf QfrNrt1On IN
Belief Of Many that ttc Negro Will Grav-
Z itatc into Entcrior;ty and
Subsection.
Tho Typical Political Orators Of tho
South, md tho Mischief
They Are Doing.
Thc Universal Notion TINT the
South Fought tD Save tho
Constitution.
Coy. Smith Holds TINT Reconstruction Il
a Magnificent Failure.

rov. Smith 1Fo1i1s tl,nt Reconstruction IN
eo'' e'''" . ,n'"
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frah re oar oa'' .pr'e'ho"ae"'' n,'
within such brlof pesIod llas attai,.cti such
nro,njnenco MID popu,atity ip t.uo,gia as hos
~ s' mrs. :, ,,,,1
n''S IL NV"
withln tho nhst two mouths lilo mas ho'n
, 1875-05-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS

A general meeting Of all committees and those
farozabls to tho forthcoming reunion Of tho OK
soldiers and aailors m tho lath, 18Th. and l4th,
will 10 he1d 1T tho BlormRn Houao this sYoning
at o'clock.
Members OF Decoration Committee soldlers'
Reunion, and all other gontlomeu and ladies'
willing to help In preparing floral trimmings and
vro1ths. are rsqucatoa to report at2 o. IN. to-
day at l79 Wabash avenue, roar ot Palmer House,
whore work will bo assigned thom+
Ihs annual meeting OF the Illinois Humane
Society viii bo held 1t the oflce Of tho Society,
Room No. II Central Union Block, corner OF
hfkd!son anl Market atrectB, Rt 3 p. nj. to-day =,
for tho election ot ctllco,a and transaction vi
sucn other bussueas ~ may properly como befoze
tho Society.
Tho Young Mons Christian Association invite
tho ladies' CONNECTED with the different churches
to meet In tho Ladies' 1ieading- -Koo1,. In Lower
Farwe1l IIal1, on Arcade court, Monday after
noon at 8 o'clock, to arrange for ! floral and
strawberry festival, In Fakwell Hall, tho proceeds
10 bo used for tho purchase Of iloHo1s to DO dis
ttthuted In tho different hospitaia Of tbs city.
Tho lecture Of Prof. Pepper On "Tho Romance
Of Light" tomorrow afternoon. n McCormick' 4
Hall. will be iiiuatrated by thu muot brilliant
acrica Of seicnsiflo experiments ever given in
this city. Tho famous ghost Wlll appear. Tho
Sunday Lecture Socioty paTa cut 900 to provide
the public with this extra lecture. but tho price
pf aamlssion will he onir 10 ctnta. Thu an.
nounceluant by tha manAgers Of tho Womnn'a
Polytechnic Institute that thoy aro TO gtrs thia
establishment il mistake on thstr part.
, 1875-05-08
THE, GRAIN INSPECTOR.
Ill RFnf.hY

Everything wau quiet 1t tho Grain-lnspoctlon
offco yeaserduy. Ihs Commissioners paid the
Office y coupls Of 1inits, aud remained for soms
tina oloaated With tho Chief Inspector, but It IL
understood that tue conferences developed noth-
log OF sensational character. The Commissions
csa consulted among thetuBe!vea - to what nteps
should 10 taken In the matter OF Mr.. nsrpes'a
refusal to deliver oTsr Tho money bo-
longing to the Department. They arc
unanl1noua upon the point that tue
md that. wlatoycr final disposition r,ay bo mado
Of it, i. does beloug to tho Department, and they
only dofor action to recover 1t Until they layo
had timo to consult with tho Attorney General.
Mr. Root, ono Of tho counsel Of sho ex-1nspect~
tho funds, and thai Tho Department. haa erred
grayeiy iu allowing ita collections to oxceod tho
amount OF lsa curraut expenses; hut 1t s very oY-
idont that to e1sctly balance beforehand tue ror-
srocson Department would bo very d,1loult-in
fact, utter mposslola-mattor.
Mr. Harper, l. In understood, dento1 the
statement Enndo by ons Of tho Commissioners.
thas lo iB In arrcara for current expenses Ia tho
oll1co between $500 and +a00, aud bases h!a do.
naa! on tho fact that tho returns containing thiB
tnds6tetaeaa did not arrive 1t the oll!cs until
tho day aftoF hia suspension. Tho fact Of tue
matter In, howeyor. that these expenses Wore ,u-
cured prior to tho suspension, aad that. whio
receipts Of tho oAlce. from tho present aspect
Of Affairs, It aoeu4 ~ II tho upshot OF al the
seccpt lnspcctlon-D Department troublon IL to b. 4
Aotfy-tougas and bY no meaua uuinterostiug
lawsuit, IN Which tho lawyera' fees WILL swallow
ap largo portion Of tue suu Involved. Tue
Commissioners will undoubtedly go to Law ID
recover tbs money, aud wili do 10 probably At
the nexs term Of tile coult, ~ tho ktatuto pro-
vidos that suits for tbs rcenYary Of such motioys
must 10 begun NTH Ill lus diligence 10 bo ef,
fecsuai. According " arrangements ths Com.
1ntaslonesH were 10 lcAyo for thelr respective
honiea yoBtasla{ evening, 60 that uuhl thei,
legal proceedings In THO lnat.or are commenced
Harper Affair.""
, 1875-05-08
LOCAL. LETTERS.
THE Ertl,tartAH ADSOCATH,


~ as Editor ~ 7ns CAfeago Tribune
The Aofltteester1a Christian Adcocate has an-
other fit Of tda torkH this Hock over tile short
con,Inga Of Tue Tn1nraE IN Which tho vri:or
intsmates that my letter, ''Bo Fair to Your OPP
pooonts," which appeared In TnE TRIBUNE Bono
days ago. uaa manufactured at that Office. Now.
this is quito 1a.ttring to ,uo, being but conf
1uonor. but my friends do Say that drive q
pr>tsY Bmooth qniil, nnd I ara not surprised
that tho Norhtestcrn has The good eanso to
acknowledge Il. / an wlttal, . decided Most,~
o,aist, taking my SUNDAY te1M,on anti aepositsng
my Eenny IN tho 'BAssef With conlmoudablo
regularity.
Of course saxo my church papcr, and road II
rita rollah only socond to TnE In1nuNk. nus,
having m'nd and quill Of my oWn, whom tho
Nortt,cesterM points at TAE TMipuSE, and cses
Mad dog naturally look little 10 tho ante-
cedenss OF tue conimouplaco journal Witch fol-
lows In Ito wake, and conclude that its desire to
"eoad tue Inter- Ocean up to daily at 10000.
aud TIN TA1BuNE down to 6,D00,' 1unY nut bo
aeoEcthcr dlsi,ltare.scd o. Of tnc beat Aethodtst
phtter,. Possibly tho Ia!er- Ocean may got =
"eend up" 40 II boasts that 1t haa struck
> rich and ,fsagrant, lead in helping
But does auy sauo person believe that there ia
paper IN this country retained to '''pnll Tie old
man through" because they believe ho Is not
guilty Of adulsers-not to mcusion tic moHt
s,stounding lying aud hypocrisy which th'a world
tho great ~ defendant. artially trimming their
sails to tha parttaAll popu!ar breeze?
Tho Northeastern, ia also disturbed by tho
ghost Of tho Northern Paciiic Railroad ''up
yonlor," aud aaya: ''Na have never pui1ed that
understand It; bit did you not iasest ssseir Nd
yertissmenta In your editorial coluusua in
aud tho unlnitlatel generally. would
, 1875-05-08
SUBURBAN.
HuuEAa' fAnR,

Old Mrs. Baudys ot Rogosn' Park, was sitting
at her window l.as Saturday Afternoon watching
for tho arrival at tho lalt. .pRs. train with her
oldeht boy and tho next weak's vegetables, when
tho boom Of Rergt. Jennings cannon smote her
ear. Via" said she. rather dssappoiutcdly,
"thea it'a only grill" but as the report WAS
caught up In tue solemn by-wAya Of Roaehln
and thrown back to tho Park nith Almost un-
diminished volume, banign smile ato.o ovar tho
old iady's features ~ she uttered With chucslo
OF rehabilitation. II know 1t VA. = boy"
Tho o1Act, connection betueon tho Sergoant's
canuon md the ronarka OF tho old lady may bo
rather lndistncs to non.ro.ldon. readers,
and an e1Plauatlon ia III order. asrst.
troa the ground wilh tho proud air Of an o1pect-
ant grandfather, aud, III order to Insure Au early
and general announcement OF the approaching
triumph, ho took care to adslso tho noighboss
Or - soon after ~ hs could got tho thing loaded,
h,n cannon would bsIch forth tho joyful iutelll-
Eenco, and that 1t would DO ona bang for q girl
and kWo for boy. The event has caused in-
! tenso excitement IN tho suburbs. and a SCHOOL,
Ttussae election could hardly causo such
gathering 1t tho BergeAuse housa ~ took place
1st Saturday evening, and proper to stato par
ontheti ticslly that Two or moro Of tho young Deue-
dsoks OF the Park approached the Sergeant dur
Ing the evening" and Mhsspered in his ear, ''
~, Jennings, you couldn't lend tut that cannon
aud oouplo Of charges OF powder or 10, next
week, could you }" Tho only ono who feela bad
about II Ill ia old Mrs. H1ndys, who had set her
hsast on its boing boy and sho ina,ats that it
! certainly would hsya boen boY only for that
nasty echo from Nosehlll.
WARRINGTON HEl0HIB.
| Ths stone u o1 the grounl for ths row Fe.
aala Seminary on EinctJ.Atth street, and bids
| sxa called for for tho work, which Will bo eou,-
| tnencod ~ spon - The TArioul contracts us do
ctded.
The aouth hall Of seo. u 10 b. graded BY
stxs@ts into B-Aaxe 5loaks this spring. Tha ~.
, 1875-05-08

report Of his dsath, and eAusod inquiry to be
made By telegraph, OF shs Harrison street s;a-
tion. The reply WAS that h. waH deaa' ahu, ING
report being 90 we'll Authenticated he esfhngoa
for the Inquest ....---.
was found 10 ona of The upper cnrda tn ctoas
conversation With "aGnnS "s!en' an auons ,,ht mmo
thero By tho police snthorltiea a. witucss.
When TIN Coroner entered tsla room taatR vero
ruuulng down ths checks ot Dovlin, to be vtpod
nnsuor 10 questions, .tsted that 10 fo1t
better than he had for soToral daya. but the cK.
pres8os upon h!a cauntenAnce wAa ons at tu-
tenno agony. Ills ere Was Wild and excited. and
his conversation wandering. ne was evidently
suffering from nervous prossratlon and general
exhaustion, eona.antly aggravated hr hccIio
cough, and tho oonhtant oozing Of coagsllated
blood from The gaping wonnA III hla iefs slo
just over tle lung. Tho wom.n bostdo him
manifested deep anxiety ~ 10 llla condition.
and. uptn bong ordered from him to return 10
tl,e station, bcnt over him, kissed him. and sRro
way 10 taars. Aasoon a. ahc teft,
.o. nEyL1Ns steTEH
visited hts bed-stdo. took lisn by tho hand. and
inquired how hs felt. flis response was " hope
fu{," but At frat he DID not sseogaizs her. eha
fingered With him aon1o tinle Hlnisteflns 70 his
wants. and btriving to chocF lin out OF ma
melancholy. Ths roso in tho building appeared
to 10 particularly Annoying to him. especially
that OF tho s!ngors and players from tho Young
1fen's Christian ASSOCIATION. who At tho t'tno
10 graat rss il,s anuoyanco that i,o
asked her to closo tic door Of tho
ward. which ehe lid. Othor innatcs also
wn.Ja. Ons poor follow. rho .raa sufforing
from to ureseuco Of soyora{ ballots in ha l,oaa,
strotchotl aroechesa upon tod near tho door,
was : pi.labls sight. uY ha ActtorB le told
ti,o si;,gers' voices would sWclI III compass, lila
oyce would roll In anguish aud the twitcblnCs
Of bis faco told Of tho Intensity Of his suffering
withlu. But there ho lar, enduring powcrosa
to express tho diacomfort surrounding hiu, i!
it v.s not oniy tho s,prinE that an
, 1875-05-08
,ssl owners arc contemplating improvements In

building 10.
Oak stroct. besween NIncty-nint and N!nety-
f'fth strcets. has been ordered pAvod By tho
Hoard Of TEtistoss.
The rov. D. i. uotlron ia spoken Of ID tho
now Principal for tho ltat1io& schools. The peo-
pie viii 10 fortunate indeed II theJ can ascura
tho services OF that gentleman.
Tia Catholics arc continuing to mhks good
improvements. They arc now fsncipg the
whola block occupied hy tue Conssnt With =
handsome anil costly fonce.
, 1875-05-08


fen sf tho 9. o. D. clothsss fres prizes still -.
main unclaimed and hess articles will b. g!yca to
whotver holds the reainaG lucky uumbeEs published
Nay !, mona shoull fail 10 look ut the!r uctet-
As. Eusstag4 spetng stock for nen, youths, poya,
aud children has bseu sascted With tbs grraeat care
and u worthy Of examination. Thoas WHO have been
In tbs habit Of wearing only custom goods will ind
gszmsnts offered by this houso nAdo In ths very best
stJlas cut to nt perfectly. and manufactured from
both foreign aud domestic goods, At prlcea to suit
eyery mans pur1e lB4 and lBo State sttest opposite
tho Palmer Houts, has already tasons cen1e Of A.
tEastspA to tlosh1n8 pHschaAcs1.
, 1875-05-08

any question of lonbt On tho subject, the cafl
for Commistoo Of In1ostlgatton IL
not pssm.suso, provided sueh commit
powers that BE-. and Without the kind oaioes
Of Congresa 1t would help our cass au1sz.
ingly ii No OF Chicago could say to tho ne1t
Cong7cna that no ars not II fault about that
Custom Housc. but II Wa ~ officer OF tho De-
partnont IN Warrington. sSo In Chicago haTe
also consuming desire 10 know by whose fault
this little nnttor cana about. and we demand An
investigation committee. Lot IN then lave
solopp tribunal 10 dstor1nns whether
sir. nASEiNa' DoND
Ia tl,a United States shall bo forfeited Of mot.
when lIo assumed tho onlcs Of Superintendent
ho hai to give ruch bond for tho "faithfnl por-
forn,aucs Of his dutioa" and thO question hs TO
wlcshor thai bond hAs boon forfeited Or no,
In tho extraordinary fncompetoncy or bad {udE-
,nent uhtc; has put Chcago'a custom-uouss
back fire Yfkla.
, 1875-05-08

II Our out.oi-Town Readers
should want any dyaing done iu : superior manner,
they can rely upon The old establlahusnt Of Cock
NcLatn. Their nav "French dry process aayes 70
moving trimmings aud ripping, Order by mall, 81
Dearborn st1set.
, 1875-05-08

You Want Now Window Shades
for your stora, efcs, " dwelling. You ean Try ths
city over and, our word for IT, il yon 70 to uustr,
jenkins Faxont, 239 and 23l stats s1est l"Houa4.
furnishing low r, yoa1l buy,
, 1875-05-08
ARMY REUNION.

4 meeting Of the Music Committee At shs
Army Reunion MAS he!d yesterday evening In tho
elub-Toom Of tho Sherman House, Capt. JACK
Harrington Ia the chair,
, 1875-05-08

Honsa B!oaf. Tictata Via Chicago, burlington L
Quincy and Chicago. Rock Island i taciho Railways
ara saoa On ulia Train.
, 1875-05-08

Ohioaso d Northwestern Railway-sun-
day Train.
Tbs through PAeao express train tor Council uluns
Omshs, Ban yxsnctsco, and Ill other FaI-Wsst points,
viii ts4vs tha Wslla strsct depot of tbs Chicago
Northwestern Railway Il lQ:l4 :. IT,, aunday, Nsy T.
Through askss Asd bsstha usn N secured
, 1875-05-08


uFFiElD-AIu NHON--ln Nsw Haven, Conn.,. May g.
b, ths ito!. u. H. ltohns Chnylss X. Onld, Of th-
Auuaon. -
0It1sWOLr-nNEW-On fhs 9Th lnst, By tho nov,
Dr. Ryder. Air.. GsorEo II. tlritxod sad lit rIaetis o.
Drew. Of this city, Ns caedt.
, 1875-05-08

this little mhttor cana About. anh We demand an
Investigation committee. Lot IN then Lave
solomp tribunal 10 daormlns whether
sir. HASEfNa' uoNp
ia tha United States shall bo forfeited OF mot.
When lIo assumed tho oftco Of Superintendent
ho had 10 give rucl, bond for Tho "faithfal per-
forn,aucs Of his dutoa.' and tho question hs 70
vhcsbcr that bond hAs boon forfeited or no,
whcn sottIcd. uilf show who liza boon to b'Ams
In tho extraordinary f,,competoncy or bad {utE-
1nent ul1tc: tas put Ch!caeo'a cnstom-louss
TEMPERANCE.
MrEr1So OF THE woAAN'a cnR1sr1AN UNION,
Tho regular month1y meeting Of tho Womhn's
ChrtsttAn Temperance Union mas hold yesterday
At No. t48 Madison street, Atias willard prsssd-
Ing.
NO COOPERATION WANTED.
Tho frat ofdsr OF business mas tho consfdera-
tion Of q proposition from, tho AlliAncs to hold
joint meetings. snd 10 cooperate In general
work.
Pending tho dt1ol1ston Of tbs question. the
following resolution was offered aud adoptcds
Kesalrtu, That tho Wou,sns Christian Temperance
uuon. aftsr carefully considering tho subject Of CO.
operating with M Alauss IN p.:e!o meetings. haze
1eoa 'aa Ia ew 81 te .pse!I :ha5.fsr q of
tile work Of iht Alliance Il uon be ts!ter for III to
hold cur n,eetinEs 'oraratey although va w av9a
having tht III 1t tine or place that MIL CONFLICT With
my naeeitus of tlte AAl,uce.
Snrsrn1 ttnn rernrt4 rcra tn eI, antn1ft-
t,1 mn, arccntaI
ria ,r,csamer.s rcnort shoue1 That ai,,cs tbs
hat n,.ciin, kclI3 n; ha.l hean rrcciyeI frotn
yn,ions arnr,es. ,ni thst n5os. III hsH hoen a.
no,,'1sM iear;nr l,sianna in tha T'roaanry OF
sss II, ~
Mrs' cnr,, rcnorted nnon
r,,r nrrmrf, uoxr wo1r.
which w,s -: ~ encouraging nhsracter. Size
bst ;n,"csa n rrn,t ,n.nv Il I'm n1rd.na. nnd
nst1 ss,"d than d,,ni,cafc.. sho had ahunionca
ths I"ncstn nrnsnr louoTar. hayjnc found
thst ~. .sino,s IN H. nsI"l,horhnoil wars MR.
el,as.,,r tl,sn, riyinr s,cl, !, would DISPOSE Of
tlem .ltiuk Of whisky In exchsnge.
Thc fsonat,tMt,o., wna than tasen IN and slicht-
" n,nendcd.
Iha IInnd,v Inn cornr,it.ce vas tf,en In.
exoased py tha ssdaI,ion u the narnps Of Msssss.
i. .fonoa. W. i. Harnss and T.. n. nalt
RIA nrnstion of holdinr a Co,ntv Conyontfon
at nm enrjy ,iay Of lsdins ,ntorcetod in tho TEN.
usrauce ca,,r9. VIZ. discussed and. Ia yjev OF
En- snycrni Gnnynntonn r., i,n helI, IN inns, ths
5ata VA nostnonctl ,n,Ictjnitolv.
rnusrAtSs.
Mr.. coI., suh,nittnd tic following reaolu
Inn. which was adopteI: /:
u1.,;r., rs,t ronr,,,t.. ~ .n,., r., ,nno,nt4, Ia
rait 3 unon tha bosrI Of TubSe Wofs. 10 nrsn uroa
them t,oIr Recommendation 10 tho Common Goulcil
tic r4Stsgo of IN or,lo.nes requiring d. Immediate
erection It public sroas fountains throughout hs city.
Tho following lados wero appointed a. tho
COMMITTEES alBa Willard, Mrs. torge, hna Mrs.
, 1875-05-08
ChiokorinK ptnno

Chlokerin6 Pianos
contain All 1stese improvements. Orer 1900 pefsons
hare testified to thsr superiority. lssds Tsmpls Of
Mulio, "a Wa nuren s!reet,
, 1875-05-08

Ths curative qualitisa Of Tho Glen TloTs .nfas7a
water In al kinds Of kidney complaint arc placed bo
yond doubt. AK yout druggias for circular sslnt
fu1l particulars.
, 1875-05-08

can add ouht TO bis stature, init by uatpg 8ozodont
he nnJ add to tho bcAuly and durability Of his tsst
md thereby 10 hls popularity with Tue adorable sex.
, 1875-05-08

IMMORAL Wnter.
Clan Flora mineral Hater for sale BY q. Ts4ul. lAS
Mailaon street.
, 1875-05-08

MrEr1So OF THE woMAN'a cnR1sr1AN UNION.
Tho regular month1y meeting Of tho Woman's
Chsistt.n Temperance Unon mas hold yesterday
At No. 14s Madison street, Mias WilfArd prsstd-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11
MISSISSIPPI MADNESS.

During Jefferson Davis late triumpLal
political and agricultural tour through
Texas he remarked, In Mississippi the
negro majority is SO large that despair Of
ever seeing that State redeemed" Look.
ing upon Democracy as his redeemer, Mr..
Davis knew it could not live in Missis-
sippi by fair voting. As for him he is
willing to accept "a homestead in Texas,
and let the inevitable alone. The color
line politicians Of Mississippi believe they
can reduce the Republican majority by
killing off Republicans. 1t is cruel sort
Of logic for civilized age; but It is the
most common way Of strengthening the
Democratic party in the South. Hence
we see Democrats in Vicksburg repairing
to fourth of July meeting and shooting
men Of the audience. The Republican
majority was actually reduced that day
three votes in the killed, and several hun.
bred, prospectively, in the intimidated
That is the way the thing works. Now,
If the Republicans could be gathered TO.
gethe, every day until the next election
and the colo, line artillery men would
each tine come up as nobly a. they did
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11
CUR CONNECTICUT CIRCLES.

How long will it take to expiate the
oftensc Of {: New England nativity
Pathoioyis:s say tbs human system
changes entirely within given time. The
oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon, the tissue
and the iron, the sick and albumen that
made q man sixty or seventy years ago
have been absorbed eliminated, cast out,
and replaced by the nutriment and inhal-
/! a:ioas OF OR city, and we have new crea-
.ure, 10 more responsible for his past
than . newspaper after Il sheriff $ sale
and a new sal,,.atory. How long it re-
I:ires a carpet-bagger from New Eng
! land 70 become one of the Oldest and best
| depends, to y small extent. upon his sue
cess IN accommodating some money to loan
! out, or some patronage to hestow. An
! alien may arrive and become full cit;.
! zen within four years; an immigrant
! from Vermont OF New Hampshire will
! require four times that residence. -Four
!ustrums, qualify them fully, and gives
the Immigrant good send of and Gre
!entiais in the next world into which
lie is aboU: ready to enter.
But on. friends of the Piccy.a are
provoked with us because we noted some
Of the admitted attributes o: the Ame-i-
can people. It is especially vexed because
these qualities were attributed to Yankees.
Our neighbor need not express such indig-
nation because Yankees are cited as enter
pIising people. They sometimes quit the
barren knobs of their granite home and
journey to the South. Here they SO sur
pass the natives that there is scarcely an
insurance Office or bank, a wholesale
store or a printing Office that can be run
without them. They not uncommonly
have the most chivalrous subordinates
clerking and running errands. and doing
other work for them.
SO We find the diatribe against Yankees,
written with 9 Yankee pen on Yankee
paper and with Yankee ink, in sanctum
in which every surrounding article, in
GLIDING the writer himself, may have been
put up in Yankeedom, is brave assertion
OF independence. Why. the rihemen,
whose admirable GOODNESS so riles the
Picayun., were scarcely New Eng
lauders at all. Several OF them
were as we stated improved Irish, that is
the descendants Of Irish people born and
reared in America We make exactly The
same application Of our observation to
those Texans who in running fight
killed so many Mexican hide.stealers. The |
same qualities precisely appear in these
men as in the Gildersleeve party, and We
asser. tina. the institutions under which |
these men have been reared has given