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mon Of tbs Woas, which viii cones!n enough ol
concesAion to both TO aeeurs 1 union Of the
Democratic majority"

L0U1l VI tl6 " HA&t HklQu VIII CVnkk!u oA0uEA u
conceshion to both to aeeurs = union Of the
Democratic majority"
Gen. Eatx.Joan Porle1's removal from tho
Nav York Commission Of pubIio Worfa Ia not
csuso for aroat rejoicing. Tho chief faa11t urged
againnt ecu. Portns WIS that he bad reduced thu
wages Of mon working for tho city to ths aver.
Ago market rates. II iB tsuo that other COM
pla!nta hase boen ,nnaa aganat him, btlt nono Of
si.on, ia. fault il tho cyes Of tho Democratic
Board OF Aldermen which rofnSod u confirm tho
uom,natlon.nt Mayor WleEi,am.
There In 1t tcaat oas dying atatea,uan shout
s1,oso Eolfgious conTlcsious fhnre will bs no dis
puto. On Nsw-Yesr's Evo Alexander II.
Stephens wes rstlctl by his old fs!ent!, thu Rar.
John r. Duncan, Of tho 3lcthodiss Church.
Mr. Duncan, A. the request Of Mr. Stephens,
sang several hynua and prayod. When he was
aoout to leave, sft. Stephens asked hiru 10 ID
quot tbs Mcthod.sts wlo wero watching tho old
year out 10 pray for national peacci prosperity,
md fraternity, md "that tho Government
| might bo reclaimed from its enemies and
brought back to the dosisns Of our foretathnrs.'
Senator Atcorn, Of Mss!ssippL speaks With con-
siderable fcoling aGanst tho ATnes regime in Lis
Btao, antl Expresses tho opinion that tho time
haa como whan deRigulng and corrupt mon from
othor States. ba:tsnu by the ignorant clement,
can no louEnr cuntroi 4 single Southern State.
lie is FREQ In tho oxpresaion Of tho boliof that
intimidation was used during the Inst political
campalgu In M,ssissipp but lian no healtstion in
saying that tho Intimidation used in bis State was
at least partially justified In Wow Of the oppree-
sion wbch the peoplo suffer from bad State
Qovernuens and ignorant and vicious ru!ors
generally.
Tho Haiion to whsch We arc accustomed to
look for honest expressions Of opinion, Is un-
equiroca1ly with Dlnlno in hta attack upon Joff
Daris- 1tsays:
There aJe Eood msny REASONS Why annrs:y should
nt.ino n thusins hla uosnl RESPONSIBILITY tos An.
ss.ohso o. ot them. W. nil of ae9rxa, an 81.
ay ss M w to M ss aa9
n!stakt tn attempting witewaah The Babel prisons.
llo ~as hddrcsetng nlen wlio had tAa aIeIetous
that chtne avn ont Of Aphts1ouvlll0 htd survs scd
the horrors Of bao t4e, aud a. might wsll have o.
fertd Atattatirs to prove ass TIERS h.: hceu cau
prlsoa-camra tusly u b, forever Infamous "a
ssen"s q T. nssa,sss. % . T.nan. asr'a'i, iainuaa!:y
h.: wlrtx W. found gully BY a"s!rsmsr!i.i u
"ronspiring and o1nioderasn7 NTH Je1er1on Daeis
and otaers tn Tho cruel uesincnt 81 Fodernl PRISON
cts for which o wna hn,T II Eo1ll ba sLtnpio atu-
upon hh conduct with Indifference Or approval.
Tho smolio has lifted from tne t1sld ofIballfe
iu lows, and 1t La uuw possible 10 ASCERTAIN tho
results OF tho conflict. Hnr1an's frten3s aro
sore, but thoy will undoubtedly aoou DO a. good
| as now. They are not the kind Of mon to cher.
ish "immortnl hata and stul3 Of rcyonge."
Gov. Kirkwooa will end them among his most
| earncst supporters. It aho3ld bo dvtiactly ua-
dofstood, moreover, that Harlan las merely ro-
treated, not retired trou, tho 1nla. Ho IL now
an nctiyo cnudldato for Senator Allson'a sont,
Which MI! become vacant Two yoa,a ,lonco. The
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