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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-01

Conducted by tho Sisters OF Charity
Near EmmitsburR, Frederick County, MArJ land.
This Institution 10 peaAan situated In healthy and
picturesque part of Frederick county Maryland half
10 lie from Enmitsburg and miles from Mount st.
Marys College. II commenced in 1919. and moor
porated by the Legislature Of Maryland in Isle The
build nRs yenient and spacious.
The academic year h divided into two sections Of ave
months each.
Board and Tuition per academic year, including
Bod and bedding, Washing, Mending and
DOCto lee a1oO "
l. Il. for each session l2S %
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The cademic year di vided Sessions Of dva
month"; zach beginning respectively the rst Monday
OF September and the first of February.
Letters of !nq airy directed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
nos n ~ ~t Josabhs Academy EmmItAbGrS Nd
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-01

SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Conducted by the
SISTERS OF OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL.
NEW IBERIA, Ia.
The plan of this Institution combines together with
the valuable benefits of Gbrstian education every
CONSCIENTIOUS care bestowed the pupils, in every
branch Of science suitable to their sex.
The Course of Instruction is similar to that pursued
in the Select Female Schools of louisiana.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition, per Academic year------slI6 90
Entrance fee to be paid only once ..:..... 10 o.
Piano lessons SOL and use of the Instrument per
"''H'n' soi75m W
TIRSULINE ACADEMY,
GALVESTON, TEXAS
This Institution resumed its scholastic exercises on
Monday, September 4, 1876.
The buildings have been extensively repaired and
renovated. insurng greater convenience comfort
to the pupils
Pupils received any time during the year.
For particulars address
selO1m MOTHER SUPERIOR.
ST. JOSEPH'S CONVENT,
Corner of st. Philip and Galvez.
The re-opening of the Scholastic Session will take
place the 10th of September.
Parents who have sincere desire for the of
their children earnestly solicited to send them at
the fixed tine.
BAY ST LOUIS.
Two Sisters of this Academy will remain in the city
until the 18th, receive and take under their charge
pupils whose parents will be unable to accompany
them at the stated time.
They will return to the Bay by the first train on the
18th of September. se3 tt
THE MOUNT. CARMEL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
(now entering its twenty seventh session,) will re-
ceive pupils the First Nor day in September.
Terms made known at the School, No. s93 Magazine
street. between First end Philip streets.
References the frat in the city. se3 At
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-01

CT JOsEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Conducted by tho Sisters of Charity,
Near EmmitsburR, Frederick County, M&rJ land.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-05-28
Gall5e Nummer 552.

ylun erflane nod oas Feurie luTtioe Gei=
terlieo OSriid) auf, .3ameraoen, oufs
Bfero, aufs Bfero" un6 bic SSeIit6eilne6z
mer aogen Suriif Sum 5td0dlen, no in
perldieoenen 2ocaIen SSeiteiien bereitet ma
rem. Das Committee uno Die Ghrenodite
hielten ibr sSeitniabl in Der &ole: Der erite
SrinfIpru6 baielbit gait Dem GeutI6en
Gaiier.
ytafmitta9g enttpifelte Iidb, troB Ses et=
mas, ralben aber bod trodenen Betters
Elm beiteres 5eitIeben ouf Der S6iuerb6he,
uno abenos orebten li6 in Den @}alihduz
fern oes Stdo6ens Die iugcnolinen Baare
IN munterem Geigen. @s mar Elm 1d)6Fes,
edit poltstaiimlides Set, bag 5hwaben
le:ner1 9r0Bten Sobne, Dem 2ieblinQ oes
oentl6en golfes, esiteru bereitet; retth on
erbe6enoen uno riihmenoen 3iiQen 0eltitbz
potrtottl1er unO beimatbli6 -iGudblId]cr
@ellt rel6ten Ii3 Die 5anb. Bon alien
8tebeln ltatterten Die SSahnen 0es 8euta
I4en Gelhs unter ben Grdn3en am Tenfs
male ruhte uerborgen Gin Gron3 BON 8lu=
men, Die Der 2en3 ouf Dem @rabe BON
Sbtller's Wtutter psu glsperiuI5boa i'm
llnterIano" eripedt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-05-28
Ginciumati epnntag, Den 2S gaai 1876.

forbenprddltisen Sdpeif laneIam sufam=
men, hiipfte auf Die llmSdunung unb nit
elnem trageiloen Bid riidipdrts, Oh tpobl
tstner Der 3epublitaner feline Sd)leppe be-
nnnoern ipDute, entfernte er li6 BON Dem
Shouplab leines erparteten 5riumphs,
9efolgt BON Dem GrlporIdnenen Der Sum
gen uno Ilten uno Dem befonnten Wnf-
ldrei. Der eitem Sobnruf tduidenb abnli6
mar. q
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-05-28

Gin Serr ipelder Elm moblirtes 3im=
mer mietben iuollte. iaste 5u Der 8eiiBerin
besislben: sd nerTihere Sic, Wtaoame,
ih bin nod niemnls aus ether Wobnuna
ausse8oesn, obne baB msine Mietasfral
Sbrdnsn persDB!~ - .Das pdre?@ mar
ole 9ntport; .ober bofientlid iueinten
Dit Jraueii bod filht. neil Sie bapon ain.
Gen. cens bic gaistbt bsiobIi " babsn 7"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-05-28
E~ &i6ti9s aufG6lunoen

a anbten Elm:
Oscar 6renbeG l, ., 8.
6. s. 9itteS l, 2, 3.
Grau @lnnn Subj /, 2.
9u9o Eicpmeber /.
@eorge gSileI 1, 8.
GrieDrid @rubl /, 2, 8.
.. 8urnoorif, Somilton, g., /, 2.
Grau Ma9oalena @irt6 8.
Srou Sattfemener 8.
Niinna Wliiller 8.
Iuguit gauifS /, 2.
6ron3 Sunoorf l, 2.
Seinri3 %. sd)ubert /, 2, 8.
8bcOOor aIbert l, 2, 8.
Soiepb Ropp /, 2. 8.
Seinri1 Seiit l, 8.
SarI Sai@er l, 8.
6ran MasoaIena @ert6er 2.
auguit greif l, s.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-05-28
Sic ,@eltIid)c Sldttcr

hos GonntasssBoit hes Cincinnati gcIisbIcts, nb Ssr
nntetbounss.2ei eeuemet unb sei6ren dD baupts
idtbIid bur9 bic 1rfu4tet bsr barn psrSiisntli9tsn
GrtdbIungen aus
4res 81 per Subr pOrcfrsi. Tatb curopa 81 per abr
pcrtofret.
einseIne gummern: Stunt Gents, uOfir tas 8Iutt ben
adetiiben Gbonnenten burS bic TrdSsr in's Suus sss
fitsrf mtrb.
Gebienourgen f6nnei per sWlnnep Orher" pber rsgis
firten Brief auf unier H,Iifo eemacbt ruerbtn.
die Cincinnati V0lksblatt COmpagnie,
B O x 1414,
Cincinnati, g.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-05-28

.Sebenstsnpo fur cine sSreunoin debt Sic
vSrauens 3ettun8" in foieenoen 0erien:
@illit Su MAIDEN einen ridtiacn 9ebenslouf.
90 iteb frib Mor9euS Allegro auL
Der aaf1ee mag Andante oeuomnen fein.
Sm Mlnter - bel Der gampe S@cin;
8iit 0u nod jung, oann plaubrc con anima
gtit Dem Sclebten, tpenn ciuer ba;
Do@ 1T aerao' aeiner oooeipeien,
Damn tannt Dn aud Die 3cituna lelen.
Bel auem jest sostenuto bIei6' uno erFa6re,
gSobei ionii Su Serge itanSen Die Saare.
Con grazia bann nit Der siid)entdiir,s
Sch bin unb Die Spciien gu @littaa ,piir,e.
Sat Dn I'M Saaic slles rebibirt,
@rS idnell nod cttpas muiisirt,
Ga bait Did ans Temp, bas poraeId1rieben.
llnb ipiele nicinaIS nad 8cIieben;
8n glittas mubt maestoso Oa tauen.
ssillft On Die Speien gut berbausn;
am aadn'ittag, 10 geaeu giere,,
Sch POGO lento Dunn ipasieren.
llno tontnt Der stbenb beranaeidlrittea
sisb man ;nm The dansant Did bissu
Damn mad con fuoco goiIette
Oob nenn Sa einiam 3n Sauie silt,
I'm 10 llbr - seb' Adagio ~ III gstts.
Rene RriegsIiii. sSrou. Gid, alapf,s
sn bemerten. leber Mann. oab Da .ssSey
Hisnlimdoeben sn irenn0lid, bebanAgl;s
pRiIslNf rion9mol freunoIi1sr ols MIA,
Wallii. Gtes III nnr eille Grieussi,I
ae'a ~. g. SsIas; 2. Sii wsiei ia, hsntp.tngt II
ein q, DlsHsltndedpsn uisl ihpsres iii srsoilss
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-05-28
81 d t Dfet,

Sft trei6t man bosbaft bier urio oggt
Wlit meinem grten mond)es Spti,
Snbem mein 3iueitsS ii6 gum 3icl
3eS 8ibes uimmt Elm tIciucs @ort.
SaS 6onse ncdt 10 chen bid.
Su itnnif bod nidt barber nod?
@reif' nod 10 foIid, 10 greiiit Ou bod
Gin Grftes iidsrlid),
2.
Guf oem Grfen m0df id pobucn
anf bem @rIten lit eS son,
$50 iid 6teib uno gtrbcit Iobneu,
gSo Die StunOen i9nsa pcroe6'n.
Senn i'd Iicbe iiiIGen GrieOea
Sn Der 6errli6en gtotur;
Dart lit aaes @lid bei6ieoen,
SIT Der @cnid bas 3pcite uur.
SOPpeIt fam es Der acnicBsu,
Gem oas @an3e frci qe65rt!
Drum MIL oft c5 mid berbricben,
Dap es mir ni5t parb bei6eert.
3.
Oh fnOeif mid in bicIeu S@riften,
Sn giidern bin i'd re9t 8u 9aui',
Sft f9miidt man mid init @iicnifftea,
Damn iperO' it5 fef, bait befcr aus.
SD fol- bid5 tragen, bid crGcben,
Sd mad bid er0ber Die bu Bit.
SIN SanOel fommt' idj redt ;um Qe6en
SnrG Gletb, @etpanbtbcit, @elb uuO Gift
sar 9nff0fnng Der oret 2iat6et In
'er 2lnntnter uont IA. 2aai:
1. augenGiocr.
2. BAIT - Gaft CAT -@on
Ha t. faE -If.
8. Bauer.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-05-28

60 III eS enoIid pabr seporbsn
llno uni're Sebniudt lit erfiiIlt.
gon nni'rer Sobe f9aut bsrnieber
Ges boben Dtdters eSIsS 8ilSl
aanoit fanbeif On in rei1en gtabten
linO bel @aIditsn Oeinsn @aum,
pier i9auit Ou auf bic sriinen Gluren,
$50 On sstrdumt ben eriten graum.
80 ffia bon binnen Ou sesoosn
aebrif Ou sariid IN aubmes @Iana.
aimiis ~ ben reidta aorbsertronen
ROD Dstuer snqsnetsimats srant
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-05-28

Qui trans mare currunt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1876-05-28
nS aaffofnng Ser Orei 2idt6Gf in
oer 2lnntnter uont IA. 2Sai:

l. augenlibcr.
2. Sat = eait -@ait Man-
o. t. faF-4f.
8. Bauer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-04
RICHMOND. Va, October ,, 1876.

-HT. ". u. OCitooI'"Jt'
Dear Sir,-Your laeor of the Goth u!t., is at
hand, 10 which you call my attention TO some
If the statements contained 10 MIR. NJ. t.
Han3y's letter published 10 The State on the
9th ultimo, and 10 reference to which you de-
Sire NE to state the facts that are within my
knowledge SO far as they relate to the proposed
transfer OF the paper to the republicans and
Mr. Handy's knowledge and approval OF that
schl mc.
Informed Mr.. Handy some time 10 the
early part OF August that 10 certain event L
should make proposition to purchase the 10
nujrsr. and that il | should become the pur
| cr2scr | would he acting az the ageut merely
| Of the republicans, ADD the paper would De
| mad, the organ OF THAI parry 10 the State. lie
| theu stated, after some preliminary cousulta-
ton, that he was wiling to .eil the paper to me,
| and uaned 900 as the price; that he would
| not sell TO the REPUBLICANS al aby price, but II
| | became the purchaser II would be 40 business
| of his what disposition | afterwards made OF
the concern. 1t was also understood at this
! time, and at suas Qucnt Interviews, that the
prce named was merely as the basis Of nego-
| tiatious. | never heard Mr.. Hardy object to
GisuOsing Of the paper 10 the direction indlcat-
| I'd untiE famed some weeks after the first 10.
tervew, a much lower figure as the purchase
price.
! Mr.. Handy is correct in saying that he ex
pressed to me bis !epugoauce to selling the pa
Der to the republicans, but be made 10 such
protest against srlinr the paper to NE. had
many conversations with bo'h yourself aud Mr..
Handy on the subjoc aud always Understood
that YOU were bon equally aoXiou5 TO c9n-um-
mate the sale. | Certainly never heard of It's
bcing your scheme uut read Mr.. Handy:
card, and whether yours or his or nnc, Mr..
Handy certainly cviuccd t. me, for period OF
more than month, an earnest desire to have
il successfully concluded.
One otner point, aud conclude. | desire
to say that u,vcr acted as your agent Oh any
occ.S on, or Tor any purpose, aud that never
50 represented 10 aoy one.
Yours, very truly Is. w. GILLIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-04


The returns published from Colorado, 10 the
morning papers, are evidently guess work, as
telegraphc communication is imperfect, aud it
may be day or two before the correci result
can be ascertaiued. a Dtuver dispatch says
that the republicans have undoubtedly carried
the State by decided majority, and elected
the entire State ticker, Congressman, aud Sc
cured the Legislature by a majority in both
branches This Legislature elects Two United
States Senators, and three presidential electors.
Colorado was steadily republican UP TO 1874,
when, owing to a split in the republican party
democratic majority of > los was returned.
The federal patronage gives the republicans
dominance which it is hard Tor the democrats
to overcome.
P.S.-It will be seen by the latest dispatch
es, published elsewhere, that the indications
are that the State has gone democratic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-04
News of the Day.

General Banks was yesterday nominated tor
Congress for the Fifth Massachusetts district.
1t is rumored that Captain General Jovellar,
Of Cuba, will be replaced by Gen. Caupos.
The Icelaudic fishing season has been fail
ure and numbers of the islanders are emigrat-
lDg to Canada.
No cases of yellow fever have appeared on
any of the Government vessels stationed at
Port Royal, S. Z.
The subscriptions in New York up TO yester
day 10 aid of the yellow fever sufferers at Sa
vanoah and Brunswick, Ga, footed up SIS, $50.
Hon. Philip 3. Foukc, formerly represen-
tative 10 Congress from Illinois, died at Wash
ington yesterday.
The cash admissions at the main Exhibition
building, Philadelphia, yesterday numbered
II ,52S. Preparations are being made Tor the
Rhode Island aud New Hampshire days.
Harper's Ferry has again passed iDto the
hands Of the U. S. Government it having been
bought 10 GU the % h ul,imo. The property
brought about 100000.
The presence Of negro student at DR.. Nc
Cooks lectures in Princeton led to row. and
several young men took their departure, leav.
ing Dr. hcCook and his colored nearer quite
alone 10 their glory.
Yesterday afternoon Jacob Lamb, a butcher,
residing 10 NV York, followed the remains of
his sister to Greenwood Cemetery, and, after
her body had been lowered Ia the grave, drew
a pistol from his poke; ADD shot himself 10 the
head 10 the presence Of the startled mourners
He was rem we'd to the hospital, where he de
in the evening.
The Gar Of Russia is said still to be in favor
of peace. but the toue Of both the Russian and
Hupg ,riau press is warl'ke. The Porte has
draw up a reply to the proposals of the Pow
cs offering suspension OF hostilties but re-
tusiug to grant au armslice. She is wiling to
ad opt plan of reform, which would remove
disabilities from Christians, and would render
the autonomy Of certain provinces Unnecessary.
Twenty. five thousand Chassepot rifles have
been ordered by Servia.
Gov. Tildeu reviewed the first division of the
New Yo.k National Guard 10 New York yes
tcrdsy, on the occasion Of its regular fall pa
rade. He took his position on Fifth avenue
aud Twenty fourth street, surrounded By his
staff The grand stand was 6lled with promi-
neut persons, including Thurlow Weed, Mayor
Wick ham, members Of the rife teams aud
others. The streets were crowded, aud Gov.
III den was greeted with great applause. There
were nine regiments of lutantry 10 linz, besides
cavalry and artillery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-04

VIRGINIA RIDING CLUB.-In 1871 number
of gentlemen in R.camuud, looking TO the im.
provcment of our riding horses, the old stock
having been so thoroughly killed out by the
war, organized themselves Into az association
to foster this erd. The association was called
the "Virgnia Riding Club" and to djvest it
of any appearance of jcckeyism it was agreed
that in their contests, which they should mold
annually at the State Fair, 10 horse should be
entered except he belonged to member Of the
club, nor be ridden By anybody but member.
They wanted their cub DOT to be coDincd to
Richmond, but to extend to every part of the
Commonwealth The organization has been
success and that its influence may be extended
still more they call 90 all gentlemen throughout
the State owning fne horses to address the
club should they desire to become members.
We hope that our friends will not allow this
opportunity to pass to further the object the
Club has 10 view, and at the same time display
the qualities of their stock. Auy Information
on the subject of the races can be obtained by
application to the president, Captain Phillip
HaxaIi, or the secretary, MIR. Thomas l..
Crouch.-Richnaond State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-04

Gov. Walker has returned 10 Richmond
after several weeks absence 10 Indiana and
Ohio. Io the former State he made uiue speech
es, aud 10 the latter three, and everywhere &C.
coldiug to the journals of both parties was re-
ceived with marked favor and enthusiasm. he
represents that the canvass 10 ludlana exceeds
ANYTHING he ever saw or Imagined 10 the way
of political exertiou. Both parties are holding
immense meetings 10 every direction, bon fires
are burning 90 every hill top, professions are
moving through the streets OF all the cities aud
towns, and orators, great and small, arc engaged
In epghtening the masses on the great issues OF
the day. Gov Walker declares that the en-
thusiasm is all with the democrats, and he is
certain that they will carry ludlaoa, while the
signs ars mos. encouraging for success 10
Ohio Also Three iourhs Of the Germans, be
says, are known TO be for reform, and thousands
of others who have long suffered from business
depression and the Ills Of bad government will
repudate the radicals and vote with the demo.
Gratis. Ohio is adj ~. with excitement. No mat
ter how big the radical meetings, the democrats
get up bigger ones; no matter how long the rad
ical professions, the democrats get up longer
ones Gov. Walker is now ready 10 enter upon
the canvass iu mis- district
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-04
The Richmond Enquirer Troubles.
FREDERICK, Nd, September 81.

FREDERICK, MD, September ~.
TO the Editor the State:
NJ. z. Handy has, 10 card, seen ut to as
sail NY social position, Ignoring the lacts pre-
secuted hy ms; AID has written 10 such d ma.
Iicious manuer, making u personal attack 90
nc, that |, as a gentleman, cau0ot stoop to MS
level to answer.
4 card from Mr.. B. W. ellis, will q We ad-
ditiooal testimony regarding Hand IS knoW!-
edge Of the sale Of the paper to the repuoIl-
cans. TIE satemen, made By Handy TO me-
ia his (Handy's) own handwriting, is DO" 10
my poss ssoo, aud can be seeo by any one nc: 50 .
desiring; and his letter, quoted 10y me- when a
be falsely says was CARRIED, was shown 70 ana
verified by the editor OF The Stale. l leave
the pub ic to judge for themselves IN the mat
ter, agreeing with Handy most heartily 10 Ills
statement that uothiug | may say can iDjure
him before the community.
O J, SCHOOLCRAFT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-04

Late dispatches state that grave questions
are likely 10 arise out of the Por,e's reply 10
the Powers. Russia has ordered all the rail
ways leading to Turkey and Roumania to be at
once placed at her disposal. The peasautry
are starving 10 the neighbothood Of Bahia, aud
further outrages have been Committed by the
Turks in Salouica. Austria is alarmed at Rus
sia's warlike prepare ioos, aud seems deter
u,ued on defending herself.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-04
. OISTEnS !

i''' OYSTERS
Wan'el al my friend: to COG" ~ Try NY
splendid STE NED .! >lh.h0'
which | make a .pccinity TINS :c.soi'. ...
OYSTEhS IN EVERY sly In .e:'eu 'A'
and night. GEO STEUEHH ,GhL'
oct Aft No ~ N'E.'' IVY -
PROFESSIONAL CAkD-owinS !" -fSs".
[ business North, my Dsncing hcS..s'"J
will be closed until Dctobe! lO.c .ni li-n' "',"
| shall reopen on the above dates a. the 'pa'.
and wei! ventilated hell above the s."rf ., -,
Waterman Il Son. for misses, masters ana "a..
men Afternoon class tor misses a"i r'.'
from to 80 p. m every tn .sisy sno lH'. -.
day, beginning Tue-dsy, Oct39er ~ 'o'o
lowing those WIN" attend day acnooI ~! "
Night Glass for young men every , %u,sIi -
and Friday, beginning Wed esdsy, CGt"us, -,
1876. My sdvice 10 those DESTROYS O 'en' !a,1
the art is to begin VI the opcn!nE' % =, Sn1o
the first rudlmen.s Tuition per m'hIH
Number of scholars limited.
Respectfully yours, &C., .rrvuav
Afternoon class for misses sAG InS1 f|r vauus
DAYS ard Thursdays Night Glass lot yCs"7
men Wednesdays and Fridays
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-04

The radicals Of the Augusta district have
nominated L w. Early TOR Congress in oppo-
stion to Judge Harris. 10 the Abingdon dis
,rict the radicals have nominated George +
Egbert 10 opposition to Col. Prldcuore. OF
course Ju lge Harris and Col. Prdemore will
be elected by large majorties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-04
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1916

Coon ADylCs.-And DOW the New I ork
Herald gives TO the colored voters some good
advice. Il SAYS: I'VE advise the colored vot-
er, 10 the Southern States to support the
democratic Safe aud local tickets. l! Is time
for them to exercise Discrimination 10 their
voting. To vote the straight ticket Is not,
as they have been taught by corrupt white
men, the highest auty Of an American cltlzen
After saying that they may prefer republican
federal administrator, Ii contiou2s: But 10
such States as South Caro.lua, Louislsna and
Mis.issipp;, they ought 10 see that they nave
been 10 local politics only the Instruments OF
bad men, VINO mlsead thcm aud use them Tor
purposes antagoulstlc to thclr own Interests
and To those of the Communities OF Ttlch they
are part. Senator Boutwell,, one OF the most
jealous and watchtu friends Of the Southern
colored men, wa, So Impressed With the condi-
ton Ut Mississippi politics that he advised the
colored leaders in that State TO nominate noue
but leading white meo OF character aud stand
ing 10 the commuuiy, native boru and prop
erty owners, TO the othc,s, aud to support these
fsi !hfu.ly. This va, sound advice. Ii they Go
thi. they will give the State peace and them
selves the good will OF the whole community.
So 10 South Carolina, Geucrai Hampton, QUE
of the foremost c;iz,Ds ol the State, soeut!y
ADD publicly pledges himself that, II he Is
chvsen Governor, be viii execute Impartial
Justice between white and black aud see that
the coored people are secure lu all tnelr
rights in every part Of the State. We advise
the cooreu uau to take him al his word and
give hlnl trial lie promises more than Gov
Chamberlain has p. r!urmcd, and be has the
abinty 10 10 what he says. La Louisiana there
can be no DOUBT OF the duty OF c>Iored voters
thew ought t. SUPPORT the conservative State
ticket and put down the corrupt republican
ring which has 50 long kept the State IN tur
MOL. If the cegred voters 10 these State;
should declare openly that they mean to vote
for Hayes, but that they will everywhere sup
port the local democratic tickets they would
put new face on the campaign IN the South
and they would only be doing, after all, wha
honest white republicans 10 Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi have been doing for several years.
And cow will the coored voters heed this good
advice and act accordingly. They must Ger
taiuly, by this time. have had their eyes open
ed to the fact that they are merely used By de-
sigoiog and uuscrupuous political adventurer:
for their own personal advancement, and tina,
When 90 logger needed they are cast of aoo
spurued. The eyes of some have been opened
and we are much mistaken, if in the future,
the colored vote is, as it mas been, uolt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-04

The property valuation III South Carolna
amounted in 1860 10 S49U, OU0,O OD; in 1870, it
was $40, 900 900, a decline OF 81 per cent.
The tax levy amounted in 1860 to $500, 900; IN
1873, to 81, 100, 900, an Increase OF nearly 5UO
per cent. The legislative expenses amounted
in 1860 to $40 O0U; in 1878, to 1921 900, au
Increase of nearly 100 per cent. Such Is the
effect of radical rule.