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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL!

We will offer, during this week, the following
attractive bargains: ~. '..,.-,
NEW CALICoEs Mt exc; ,r
ELEGANT CAMBRICS at 10 and 1870;
BLACK ALPACAs from 25c. up to 81 per yard;
BLACK CAsHMERES, 75c. and 81 worth 81 and
81 25; a-.a. 'sr.a.E.., js. s,.s1
BLACK CAsHsfEREs, $1.25 and $3.50 worth
-; Csc. morc; ..t. .5-...'....
CoLoRED sERGEs and AIoHAIRs at 25c. worth
4Oc. ~. -. 80 fp...-zE..'
All the new shades of DRESS GOODS, both plain
and brocaded, at very low figures.
BLACK SILK at $l.25 worth $3.50; H e
BLACK SILK at $3.50 worth go; IT,.
BLACK SILK at s1.75 worth s2.25.
4 splendid line Of CAssMERES from 4oc. to So
per yard; just look at them. ,.r ..r...t. :,
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONs at case price
Heavy CANTON FLANNEL ut 10 and 12hc.;
WHITE CAMBRIA ut 81 worth l2hc.;
WHITE, .COLORED, and PLAID FLANNELS-
very cheap; ,gsnsa- -.- :, t.. 81
BEAUTIFUL GINGHAaIsa at loc; ). =. " :, - .
PRETTY LINSEYS at 1896;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS, 75c. and 81; -.
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS at 81 and 1925;
MEMS MERINO SHIRTS and! DRAWERS, soc.
and up; ~ =. W
cH1LDREN,s MERINo SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
SOC. and up; 1''i.1t : 49,
LADIES MERINo sHIRTsand DRAWERS at ali
prices. l5! s..t4F. " ~ -. -. I
Also, fresh supply Of HOSIERY, sCARFs, aud
COLLARS and CUFFS IN cardinal, chocolate, and
navy shades. @l;:I., II s3s& .g&sasi 81
Everybody will do we'll to examine these goods
before they buy elsewhere. .z:,.s...s. It
COURTNEY & POWELL.
,oc 2 SIS Broad street.
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Tle situation i'm Ohio.

The political situation in Ohio is less ia
vorable to- the Republican party than has
been imagined, for the reason that less ef-
fort has heretofore been made there than in
Indiana. Some Of the most eminent speak
ers in the Republican party are, however,
pouring into the State, and during this
week some of the grandest and largest meet
ings Of the campaign will be held. The
Democrats are making most supreme Ell
forts TO- carry the State. A reiia-
BILE gentleman writes us that they are
raising perfect forest of hickory poles,
and sending speakers into every township.
The effect OF Tilden's money is already be-
ginning to be felt there. That large sums
have been sent into the State is undoubted.
He says: g The ticket placed in the field by
the Republicans was not the strongest by
odds, and if victory comes It will be due
in great measure to the personal popu-
larity OF Governor Hayes" Another ele.
ment OF weakness, he adds, is the fact that
so many voters are now at the Centennial.
These absentees are almost all Republicans.
Democrats have no desire to travel. and IN
fact very few of them can afford to
do it. Forty thousand centennlals
could not attract q genuine Democrat
from home when an important election IS at
hand The Republican Central Committee
will accomplish good work if they can
prevail on every Ohioan at the Centennial
to return home at once. Placards urging
this should be posted in conspicuous places
on the grounds. In closing he says: 81
do not mean to place matters in discou-
raging light, but the foregoing is a plain
statement OF the facts OF the case, and shows
that il Republicans intend to gain victory
this fall they can spare no effort. That this
would be the case was propheSied by the
Chronicle last spring. "-IV Washington Chro-
nicie (RddicaD.
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are parEcular hever W 1s eEsIate nelsner
tiseent can rely that the goods arc positively as re-
presented nor 40 they sdysrliss any gooas unless
large demand. They are Offering this week
"A Iasre st0ck az DRESS GOODS 4z6 5C 49, md
s,sos en- .1,REJ f,ASEMEREa double Width. at
22kc.: - 5T J Si
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Political Points.

Rev. W. NJ. Robinson (colored), OF Balti-
more, promises to take no active part IN
politics, and upon that condition his con-
gregation will not require him to resign, or
to vote the Republican ticket.
An exchange tells us that eX-Minister
iSchenck will soon enter mercantile business
in Cleveland" That such pearl-handled,
silver-plated poker-playcr as eX-Nlinister
Schenck should think OF fooling away his
time withsnercantie business is enough to
strike two continents dumb with surprise,
and twill do it, too Courier Journal.
In regard to South Carolina, Redtield
says: When first went into the State and
observed the unanimity OF the whites, and
saw the flags hung on the outer walls,
marked "we mast win" (which. in the
South means good deaD, began to think
they would carry the State. Then when l
saw the Federal troops coming into the
State. and scattering about, a few at place,
like baseball players, so as to cover as much
territory as possible. I changed my mind,
and thought the blacks would win. The
nomination of Chamberlain strengthened
the Republicans, and it seemed to me the
chances shifted decidedly in their favor.
But don't know about it now. | am al
IlkpSb pCisoauS 41uiAl'lpiA w - w SASSS-
ed, troops or no troops, and probably, the
State carried for Tilden. Things look that
way at the present writing, and am almost
ready TO predict that South Carolina will
Join the solid South in November.
A telegram from indianapolis to the
Philadelphia Qnd.) Times says: Ten days
ago the State was confidently claimed by the
Republicans, and the Democrats felt that it
was almost hopeIessly out Of their hands !;
but the bloody-shirt issue has run rapid
course and is now an admitted source OF
weakness. The appearance on the stump
for Tilden OF such original and able Repub-
licans as Governor Curtin Of Pennsylvania,
Governor Blair OF Michigan, Governor
Koerner, Governor Palmer, Senator Trum-
bull, and Congressman Farnsworth, OF Illi-
nois; Congressman Julian, Of this State !;
Senator Upton of Nebraska; General Sigel
OF New York, and many others OF less note,
is, in itself, the most conclusive answer to
the Morton crusade OF hate against the
South, and the best men OF both sides con-
TESS to-day that it is now reasonably certain
to give the State to the Democrats.
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The GERMAN VoTE.-The :. Arithmetic
Man" Of the New York World says that
the German vote is large enough to de-
termine the result Of the presidential cleo
ton. He estimates it as follows: Alabama,
1,34s; Arkansas, 1908; California, 1s,os7;
Colorado, ops; Connecticut, 5,16S; Della.
ware, 400; Florida, 2S5; Georgia, LAG;
Illinois, S9,577; Indiana, 56,419; Iowa,
28,S73; Kansas, 6,547; Kentucky, 14,O27;
Louisiana, s,7O7; Maine, 2O3; Maryland,
2o.O79; Massachusetts, 1902; Michigan,
26,0s6; Minnesota, 1858; Mississippi:
1863; Missouri, $685.; Nebraska, $500 /;
Nevada, 1,575; New Hampshire, 1865; New
Jersey, 1852; New York, 12e,601 North
Carolina, sos; Ohio, 1889; Oregon, 1875;
Pennsylvania, 69,43s; Rhode Island. 437;
South Carolina, 1850; Tennessee, 1906;
Texas, 1876; Vermont, 147; Virginia.
1856; West Virginia, s,7sl; Wisconsin,
$685..
The estimate is not an exaggerated one,.
II we may judge,from the numberaof Ger
man votes credited TO Virginia.
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Colorado.

Most important elections took place in
Colorado yesterday. 1t is just ont OF its
territorial condition, and still remains I'M
der the influence of the Federal Admins
tration. 1t is, too, small State. The Le-
gislature was elected yesterday; and as this
body chooses two United States senators
and also three electors of President and
Vice-President, Colorado may be truly said
to have voted yesterday for either TILDEN or
HAYES. The stake was an immense one.
Therefore, we Judge that GRANT, TAFT,
CHANDLER & Co., have brought the whole
power OF the Government to bear upon the
elections. A victory for the Democrats
would be wonderful triumph. -
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MT BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK at
the new DRY-GooDs HOUSE of
cTCpC r. =. rs

s
m L. STERN. CO.,
l,lT 523 BROAD sTRRET:
Ten pieces BLEACHED TABLE DAAASK at 9Oc.
worth 81 .35 fully 25 dozen TOWELS at l2115c
worth 2Oc.; 20 dozen NAPKINS at one-lalf
their value; a large lot Of white BED-QUHTS;
from 75c up to Stall very cheap; new
PRINTS and PERCALES; 25 dozen BALMC.
RAILS and BOULEVARD SKIRTS from soc.
up; 25 pieces BLACK ALPACAS, the cheapest
ever offered In this city.
Look at our 45c. MOHA1R LUSTRE, worth 62Hc.;
HAMBURGER EDGESGS and INSERTINGS-a
choice selection; full! line CASHMERE for
mems and boys wear; 800 STRIPED sHAWLs
at remarkably low prices; q well-selected stock
of DRESS GOODS from 12isc. up; BUSTLES
Of the latest styles; good assor tment OF ladies
and gentlepeA's UNDERWEAR at inducing
prices. gt5ls;g .ss'
Cali and examine our stock and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as you will find 1t to pay you.
New goods added daily to our stock. Call early
and supply yourself, at /. STERN cos,
523 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth.
The following statesmen are with us, and would be
pleased to see their friends: Mr.. JOHN j. TURNER,
Mr. JOHN C. WREN, Mr.. CoRBIN B. NoRvELL.
&C 2
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The ACCoMAC sPRIMARIES.-The result Of
the primaries presumably to nominate q
candidate for the seat vacated by the death
OF General Bagwelll will not be announced
officially by the Conservative county COM
mittee until Monday next, Judge Garrison's
court-day. We therefore refrain from any
expression OF opinion upon the results of the
contest. The committee will no doubt act
wiselyln the matter, and award the nomina-
ton to the. gentleman best entitled to the
honor. The contest was SO close that a full
quorum OF the committee was absolutely
necessary in order to render perfectly sat-
isfactory decision.-Edstern Virgiaian.
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we publish another letter from j. II. G1L.
aEa, Esq. this morning 1t presents la n
striking manner the features OF the present
political situation. 81
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~ COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
offering over 10000 yards ALPACA LUSTRES Mt
&C, selling generally at 25c. oc4
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AMUsEMENTs.
MERICA,S GRAND NOVELTY.

~
A MERICA'S GRAND NOVELTY.
RICHMOND THEATRE-oCTOBERe 6, 2, AND 9.
The iust1y celebrated and great original
MADAME RENTS FEMALE MINSTKELS;
brilliant array Of grace and beauty, presenting the
finest minstrel scene ever witnessed.
THE pAsHIyG AND PEERLESS
MABEL STANLEY1S. go.
s., - LONDON BURLESQUE TROUPE
their first appearance In Amercal, In tne ETH. u
steal burlesque, rewritten aud localized, entltied
with all tic delightful music, Inagnihcent costumes
and scenic effects; also introducing the
. - charming and graceful - -, ~,
MILE MARIE DELACOUR'S TROUPE pr
,o,-T PARTISAN DANCERS, : -
.,fss,Eil augmented by -
SUPERB CORPS OF SPECIALITY AhIIeIS,
forming together the most marvellous ana attractive
-.1EI' entertainment In the world.
ADMISSION: Dress-circle o ana orchestra' 'o'''
MATINEE SATURDAY at o'clock. Reduced
prices. oc 4-l.-
PROFESSOR HENRY F. LAUBE ga
L - will inaugurate the ON
FIFTH ANNUAL, SESSION OF Ills DANCING LIZ
ACADEMIES Iii. .'..
Inv -. iaesrt 81
GRAND GERMAN MATINEE AND PRONE
MADE CONCERT j " ~
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 7TH,
AT4o O'CLOCK. ~
KEssNIcH's FULL ORCHESTRA will be In attend
Admission, 25c. Tickets may be purchased only
at WAITS or from the unders igned
Sc 26-td Respectfully, HENRY +. LAObt.
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Y as stated that Professor TicE, oi ST. ST.
Louis Is about to retire from ,veat asro losp
! We congratulate the public. b 800 ~
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The Laurel Bush. an Old Fash toned Love-
Story. BY the author Of "John Halifax,
Gentleman HARPER s. BROTHERS, pub
fishers.
Received from j. T. EILYsoN, 1112 Main
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AoRTosswa recalled from Ohio to Indi-i
ana by a message that his Immediate pres
ence was needed there. So says Republi-
can Journal In accounting for MoRros's fail.
ure 70 speak AZ a certain town in Ohio. All
the signs point to success in Indiana. And
as goes Indiana, sc. ~ & q
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colonel F.W. Holidays Appointment

Colonel F.W. Holidays Appofnfments
King George Courthouse, Thursday, oc-
tober;b.
Fairfax Courthouse, Saturday, October Z.
Leesburg, Loudoun county, Monday, Oc-
tober 8. So, ft
Norfolk city, Thursday, October IL
(night). $50.
Hampton, Saturday, October IA.
southampton, Monday, October Is.
Williamsburg, Wednesday, October Is.
Petersburg, Friday, October 20 (night).
Richmond, Monday, October % tnight).
Charlottesville, wednesday, October %.
Staunton, Friday. October q. T:
Harrisonburg, Monday, October 80.
Alexandria, Wednesday, November lat
(night). I'll
Local papers are requested to copy, and
county chairmen to give prompt notice OF
above appointments.
By order Of committee. .;f.
" Is .f,.... NATHANIEL B. MEADE,
Chairman OF Executive Committee.
j, r. Fisher, Secretary. 10
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T SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. -REsl 81: i.
Rev. KERR b. TuprER, Of charlottesville, win
preach TONIGHT at 8 O'Clock. - 49,
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DRY GOODS.

NJ o I'll G E
We beg to inform our friends and the trade in gen.
eral that the misfortune of fire has again visited u.s.
The damage is confined to the domestic department,
in the basement, and few goods Slightly on main
floor. With our usual endeavors to be always ready
for the trade, we have perfected arrangements
through our correspondent in New York to receive
by .l..s +. .-..t.
NEXT MONDAYS STEAMER October 2d),
A FRESH SUPPLY ,.-,,l
OF ALL SUCH GOODS AS WERE DAMAGED,
either by fire or water and will then. heretofore
be fully prepared to meet all the requirements OF
buyers both in prices and extent Of assortment.
We solicit your favors.
NJ. MILLHISER s. co.
RICHMOND. VA, September 80, 1876. oc 2-6t
GRAND OPENING OF THE LARGEST,
" AND BEST sELEG6GD sg9Gk 9E EA M
FANCY GOODS f LEVI fTe H E5s THHRsfnssa at
- no: 627 Broad DIS STREE RET
B Be Rse Go q in all the latest styles and sades
shA kxbfE 81 BE EkK f BEYsR & 6d1s
. cAssMERREEss, l FLAN 8; - ="
D0MESTICS. and all colors OF .. q
~G- WATERPROOF CLOTHS.
Our NOTION ID DEPARTMENT is stocked full with
Ladies aud Misses Plain add Striped Hosiery: hid
Gloves Gauntlet Gloves; Cuffs and Collars; Hand;
kerchiefs, Corsets, Towels, Napkins, &c. &C: and
our Fancy Goods and Embroideries cannot be ex-
celcd-such as Infants Merino Cloaks and Walking
Goats handmade Sacques Caps and Afghans.
WATERPROOF Cloaks made to- order; and our
STAMPING DEPARTMENT Is furnished with en-.
tire new designs of PATTERNS.
STAMPED Y0KES, PILLOW SHAMS, BRAIDS,
EMBROIDERING SILKS and COTTONS always
Also, a full line of soc. KID GLOVES.
Country orders promptly filled at short notice
"Cal early and examine for yourselves oc 2-3m
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Observation-Disclosures Allen, we hear,
abused Governor Walker in his speech Sat-
Jlrday night Didn't Governor Walker par
don Yankee Allen out OF prison? Why do
scallawags bring convicts here to challenge
discussion with gentlemen FredericlcS-
sbttTg NeloS.
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FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
mo THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
L Richmond respectfully announce myself
n Candidate for the HOUSE OF DELEGATES to
MI fhe vacancy caused by the resignation of Judge
Crump. Subject to the action Of the Conservative
party. $3.50 prpErrry
&C Slot H. Is. DEfshcLC1'
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phLrHEADSs 81, TO 40 PER REAMsa.
= heDisfAT fsssH
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TIE WHEEL En- 4 Wnsos
sIWrsG-MAcHlSEs DEAR orr rHy I, !,
READ THE RECORD OF THEInrRIuYpp,,,.


CENTEySIAL ExHIBlTfoS, geyser,Aer b, 5,s..
"A splendid triumph. WHEELER q wn aSrtS s;
awarded the highest and the nnly special r.ssn,ya
Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES medals Of meYff Ana ~
diplomas Of honor America IS also ahead IN snos,
cotton. The Wtlhmantic. Company were aw1 pSs,
the diploma OF homer and modal Of merit r. s
rtor spool-cotton. i' 'os Sope-
WILSON'S TR1uMpH-g,,
awarded the double and highest honor ~ tvn
and TWO diplomas FOR superiority ar xewn n,S.As
chimes: All statements TO the contrary are fnnas
rect. See judges report. Aee ine cor
Industrial Erpoaaons. Paris, 1855 and 1881;
Worlds Fair, London, 1859; Industrial E,nos,
lions at Lintz and Konigsburg, 1883; psntyts
1854; Dublin, Cologne, Wisnsr, and stettin, 1sss.
Exposition Universeile, Paris 1867; ylenna 1s7s
Don't take our statement for II, su: ana
see for yourselves. if,s
WHEELER & WILSON
,MANUFACTURENG COMPANY
,z. corner Ninth and Franklin s,ree.s
oc S-lw't. ..tz. - Richmond Va.
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Hama IS
The indianapolis csrresp uudent ofs the
New York qriibtsns telegraphs under date Of

AS thnt is the concession OF q HAYES
paper, the Democrats may be excused for
growing. The above must be poor food for
starving Republicans starving for want OF
encouraging news from Indiana.
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y. JOHN e. PAGE, JR., Is win a s' ~
would Be pleased to see ana serve his friends.
oc a.eoast ID sg4&sy sase
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BOOTS. SHOES. DC.

Fall s''Ds. III
.Hlt .
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-10-05

can rule this State that supports
Whippor and Moses. * X x There is
but one way to save tho Republican
party in South Carolina, and that
way is to unload Moses and Whips
per, and all who 60 with them.
X Neither the administration at
Washington, with all its appliances,
civil and military, nor all tho denun
Citations of the world heaped upon
me can save the Republican party
here from overwhelming dofeat this
year, unless we can pursuade the
people Of this State that such things
as these judicial elections will be un.
done, and never by possibility be re-
peated. ."--Letter to Senator Morton,
June 13, 1876.
In Mr.. Chamherlain's own words
the people read the horrible tale of
the extravaganza, fraud and profli-
gacy which have "disgraced our
State and offende cd the Nation" Ont
of the mouth of its chosen cEieftain
is the party judged. When Govern.
or Chamberlain spoke and wrote the
burning phrases that now come back
to plague him, he was fighting with
might and main the rougish crew
who now, tor the second time, sup
port him. They are the men who ego
with Moses and Whipper.'. They
are the conrrirators who planned
and carried ont the horrible work of
Black Thursday. They arc the band
who 90 to Columbia TO sell their votes
and who revel in Legislative plumber.
The party cannot "unload them" for
they arc "the party" now that Mr..
Chant Oerlain consents to lead them.
And upon that party we invoke the
DOOM that Governor Chamberlain
'oresaw, "the overwhelming defeat
during this year" that he predicted.
~ Governor Chamberlain and his
associates will go upon "lhe stump"
and thore the Democratic canvassers
can meet them. There they can
ring the charges u;'on the citations
we have made from the letters and
speeches AID messages of the chief
candidate; and SO hoist the engineer
with his own peiard. That will do
the business.
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\
A BAD RULE THAT WoN'T WoRK
Born WAYs.-Tom Hamilton, OF
Beaufort, an independent colored
rice planter, one of the most liberal
Of the centennial Legislators and a
recent delegate fl ON Beaufort to the
Republican Convention, in a conver-
eation day'or two ago said, in re.
ference.to the proposed plan of dis
charging employees who vote against
the interests Of their employers, that
he considered such a course fair and
square. He said he knew it was
done at the North in large factories
and with the tenantry of England,
and, more to the point, he expected
every man employed by him on his
rice fields to vote with him, and if
they did not, he would get men who
would. Hamilton is a regular Re.
publican, was the man who nomin-
ated Chan berlain in the convention,
and is man Of considerable inAn-
euqe in Beaufort County.
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before action, hav e upon the Opera
tions under the Taft order2''
That proyiso is tho one ray of
hope in the whole proceeding 1t
gives certainty to the movements and
actions of the troops aud will allow
every prudent officer a measure of
discretion in obeying the reckless orr
ders Of obscure and irresponsible de-
putty marsbals. With, this proviso
IN the matter there is less danger to
be apprchended from the order than
would Other wise have been the caaNse.9'
ID the men as we'll as the Off
GERS, share in this Discrimination to be
made partisan policemcn?"
81 think t. ey do. The rank and
file Of the army is made Of MEN of
all shades of politics. Since the war
southren and northren men have be.
come officers and privates in the
present army, and it may be said OF
it, in truth, that it is the most conser-
vatiVe organization, politically con-
sidcred, that now exists in the
Union"
TIE MARTIAL Law FEATURE.
"Do you think the administration
will 60 so far as to- declare martial
law in any portion OF the South.3"
81 do not know, really, as to that
Still, it is possible, and there may
arise conditions in certain localities
which would make it right to do sos
| hope no such case may arise. Ii
Il State ofriot shon'd prevail, beyond
the power OF local authorities to QuelI
and the State was either too weak or
too corrupt to attempt it, l think
martial law wonld be the only retugs
OF law abiding citizens!".
TIE POLITICAL GAIN.
'Well, sir, what do you think wilt
be the effect politically of the order2' s
IL as party man, fear the result
My opinion is tLat this order will
very nearly, if it does not actually,
work the election of Tilden and Hen.
bricks. Of course you understand
that donot desire thar, If it caHaBe
prevented fairly and without danger
to the liberties and property of the
people. | know there are men in the
army who wonld resign, their com,
missions before they wonld become
agents in the arbitrary seizure Of the
government and the subversion of
law and popular rights. ! hope, the
Southern people will be wise and pa
triotic enough to protect all men,
black and white, in their franchises
and liberties. .,r.yf.a .,dj
With this the interview ended, and
the sentiments We have written canLS
didly as they were spoken.-AtlantS
Constitution. t.,.' = s0d
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