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Picy OTIS, tO AusWor no QuoBtiOnS IN re-
gard to the messages, and he did SO
refuse, and for the reason stated, until
he was forced to produce the telegrams
or be punished for contempt of Court.
ALI the facts in regard to this matte.
may be found on page 925 ct seq.
of the impeachment Trial of w. w.
Holden. OF course, the fact that
the Court of Impeachment was a State
Court without jurisdiction beyond its
own borders, prevented the kilograms
from being taken from the possession
of the Company in Richmond, or in
New York City. Doubtless the same
game would have been played in this
case had it not been known that the
Court before which Rabcock Was to be
tried was q Federal Court with juris-
dietion in every State in the Union.
And 90 the Telegraph Company has
once more come to grief. for the
Federal Judge ut St. Louis, taking the
same view of the law as did the Chief
justice of North Caroline, on Tuesday
to grant the motion to set
aside the subpoena. And 90 Colonel
q. q. A, Private Secretary
Of the President, personal friend of
the President, goes TO trial next week
with heavy heart. 4.
But what spectacle |! AColonel in
The United States Army. q member of
the Presidents official family, the
Presidents private secretary. the
President's chosen personal friend,
arraiened at the bar of justice as .
Ehief; and as the friend associats and
acccmplice Of convicted thieves, and
hat too fresh from . vain attempt TO
suppress the testimony afforded by
MS own handwritingi Was ever the
Ike Witnessed before
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prives the court of any power to inter
fere with it.
But neither is this the question we
set out to discuss this morning for
even If it was right and proper to par
don Holden there has since the ad-
journment of the Court that inflicted
the sentence. been no body in existence
that had the power to remit it. The
advot,ates of his restoration seem to
think otherwise. Let us see how that
is. The constitution expressly de-
clares that call powers not therein del
egated remain with the people," If
therefore the constitution has not del
egated to anybody the power to pardon
offenders like Holden it remains with
the people. Has the constitution del
egated this power to the Governor :?
It has not. but on the contrary express
ly says he shall otexercise it. Has the
constitution delegated this power to
the Legislature No such grant of
power to the Legislature can be found
in the constitution from beginning to
end. Has this power been delegated
at ali The constitution will be
searched in vain for sny such grant to
anybody and it therefore remains with
the people.
But it may be asked has not a con-
vention this power ? The answer to
this is equally plain. An open unre-
stristed convention representing the
entire sovereignty Of the people has
ample power to pardon in such cases.
Wheiher restricted convention, rep
resenting the sovereignty of the peo-
pie in q limited degree only, has sucL
power depends entirely upon the re-
strietions imposed on 1t. There has
been but one convention held since
Holden was sentenced and that was a
restricted one. To that convention
was granted only the power to consid-
Wilmington journal., 1876-02-11

anu DaO IOS0tu0E Dy Au AuunuhGlOn
from the sewers of ignorance and cor-
ruption. Let them attend the primary
meetings and rectify there the abuses
they complain of, but never disrupt
and overwhelm q party which, at
least. has saved them from evils a
thousand fold worse and upon the
success of which their Southern friends
depend for relief from the most odious
and corrupt and hurtful governments
which ever cursed people.
I was indeed surprised to find that
some of our North l. Carolina friends
here, from mistaken motives of policy,
voted against the regular Democratic
ticket. If they could have read the
words of congratulatlon and witnessed
the comfort with which the negro Or
gans, and the corrupt and ignorant
negro politicians received the partial
defeat of the Democrats in Baltimore
they would, at least. give the matter
grave consideration. And, too, how
insignificant are their grievances COM
pared to the terrible governments
which oppress us. Let them for one
turn from the petty annoy
ances of their ward meetings and can
didates and look at our city. Who
rules ourcity and county and what
class of citizens and what influences
place these men in power. See the
,egro Colonel at the head of his well
armed regiment, while the whites ask
vainly FOR arms for second company;
,ee that crowd of negroes following q
white prisoner who is forced by q ne
no magistrate into the presence of q
autdered negro, and compelled un7
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To the Editor :

To the Editor:
PLEASANT VIEW, ScHUrLERCo. Iii,
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the kingdom Of heaven, | remain yours,
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a buxom young widow OF q sum
mors,
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not think il would Inexperienced, and
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0 pay the debt that they bavc contract

ed
! iir. PpiLHIps, Of Kansas. will reply
! 70 the gentleman $ question. Ii Is com
fpc,enI for the next Congress To do that
which it is competent for this Congress
20 do, and ,hey will do what they please,
whatever we may cay in the premises.
know it is Customary To insert IN bills
what shall not be done hereafter, bat
the gentleman from Missouri knows as
wei as myself that Congress can do 1t
if they please. This bill, however, pro-
vidcs that they shall have no equities III
any future claim. As has been said, this
bill provides that the United States
shall not be liable for any debt Of the
Centennial Commission or the centenni-
al board, and that is all we can ask.
Mr. DEBoLT. They claim that they
cannot complete the buildings without
this appropriation. Suppose in the next
Congress they say that they have COM
pleted tbcir buildings but have gone be-
yond their means?
Mr.. PHILLIPS, OF Kansas. They estl-
iTnated for three millions III the last
Congress and now they estimate FIR Il
million aud halt, and a guarantee is
given that the Government shall not be
responsible for any further amount As
said before, if this centennial celebra-
ton, this gathering at Phlladel phia, will
do anything 10 cement tho bonds OF the
Union, it is cheap if it cost all the gen
lleman might fear it would cost. But
think there is no danger of any father
= appropriation.
DO not know that should say any
thing about the influences Of this celc-
brston in cementing the bonds OF union
and iratcrnal feeling, and yet feel sure
that il will do it. Is there man on
this floor who does not believe that these
are The things that bind the bundle Of
rads together. Aud If il does SO, IL Is
wise appropriation. The nation t6st
has spent four millions Day in war can
afford a million rnd a haif once in a !
hundred years 10 render civil wars iin-
possible. Those who lately sought 10
destroy the Union know that they made /
q mistake; but they are high-strung, I
like the rest OF US, and of course 90 MOI !
want to be ctcrnalIy reminded Of ii. II
shall not, therefore, dilate on II. We
will 20 up TO Philadelphia. A cluster
Of old memories will comeback to them,
dear 10 them and 10 US, and when tto
martial fife and drum strike up Yankee
Doodle on that centennial morn, We
will meet them there and there, recur-
hg TO first principles, there, on the altar
Of Union and freedom, we will together
swear eternal fenlty to tho grandest
rovornment God over gave to The chil- .
iron Of men.
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Santa Fe AFes,slsGg 81 street. zl3 Is prrsTs 20
G-liSer stove wos3 lis aas pars c. TIE csly-lsrl
sglt--s0r cash.
d r. DoNEGAy
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"a Complst, Pictorial History OF tho
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nnoSt sucosSs'ui Family Paper In the
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Correspondence de Ia Nile Orleans
HOUvELLE-oRLEANs, I
is mars 1876. (

Le verdict final du a6ust dcs Etats Uni,
dams l'affaire Pinchback q vivemsnt froiss<
les politicians de couleur de Ia Louisiana. o,
Fexclusion de In sale des stances du meme
s6nat pronono6e contre le meme Pinckbacl
par 10 president Ferry. . mis- le combie A leuI
irritation. lie ont aalrcsse une protestation
collective N. Ferry. qui q r4pondu qu'une
mesure semblsble avait ete sppliquSs 4 des
pcrsonnages pour 10 rnoins degale valsur,
par exemple Pex-avocat-gsn6ra Speed. Tex.
secretaire Welles et lox1gouvernour Bald.
win. Aaintenant. quelle est In vrais cause du
vote qni tnS 10 candidat-senateur Est-ce
10 scssndalc Belknap. rAppolantA II pudeur
10 part rNpublicain, on In subordinatiou de
Gotta question do race qui primait tout, on
lee anf6cedents morAnx de l'aspirank on I'll
ieEalif6 do son 6leetioni QsssSsodo cecidii
poasnsf Dams lc d<pit do Ia defAits. n. Nor
ton prAteDdu qne In coulcur ID Pinehback
etait pour Jul nm obstacle. tandis qu'cllc etAit
on r<alit6 un mover. qnelle 6tait son titrc
unique. ct que. sans "A condifiou d'affranchi
plus instruit que ses ssmblablsa, II n'surait
rial oecupH par tsnt d illustrations. Qnoi quill
on aoit. Pinchhack Giant 6limin3, quelle ut
u prsmiAre cons<quencei Eustis aera-t-il Id
nitA oi v 0onvsenenr devrA-f-il nommcr nm
sncreessur Pinchbackf n. Kellogg est cir
convsnu % aiiet, et on met On avant les
noms De l'sHranohi Allsin. de l'ex-gouver.
ntur Warnoth. du eollecteur Csasy ct dn
marshal PArkarl. Rien no transpirs des in
tentions du 0ouvern~us. qui arms doate 1t
TEND Iue 10 aTnat de Washington ait d'abord
dfcii6 dn sort d'Eustia Il prochaiuA con-
vsStioa na1ionale Dc couleur. c0nvoqu6s ,
Nashville, rre~atirA de- griefs Do n rscs afri-
caine. 1t IN ~ pr<parerA METRE 10 marchS
IN nssis m parti rkpuhlicain } IL convention
de- eincinnafi In teas COS, n semhie que 10
n"ir eonmsnce : asve.ir I'M fsctear bean
coup n,oins important de h politiquc smkri-
caine. En- cc pismsnt d. confession g6n6rale
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clare compatible d'homicide pour avoir
felt sombrer 10 Strafh- Ciyde.-Les
Tnrcs ont et6 battus par les insurges.
-Une explosion du steamer Samanos,
q Snez, q tue 26 personnes. Les
Egyptiens ont repouss6 les Abyssi-
nisns, don't 10 ROD implore In paix.
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DERNIERES NOUvELLES

In France. Il progrsmus du cabinet Du-
faurs sst soeusilli avec favour par lopiniou
paolique; mais pendant qao 10 torrent de- ID
polttique - calua, les nsuvea trritko d6hse.
dent; II Seine monte toujours Psris, 1t Z
pont des InvAlidss, qui reunit len quais de
Billy q d'Orsay, est inenae< Dc destruction.
Aux COmmunes anglaisaa, y ns.au;s dc
Hsrtingtsns . prtvsau qufl protsstsrsit con-
tss u l9 lui deaDe } u rsine Victoria y
titrs dfmpSratrice des Indies. Une tsmpets .
s6vi 10 u ear % httoral, et 10 service Dc ID
DAi!e ~ interrompu entsc Folkestone ct
Boulsgns. nys eu. Londres, 2s faillites
e suinss 3oare-Le gouvernement espagnol
sinGenie . satisfaire Les intransigeants O.
v66oea.-LA Gsece propose uns alliance
ofsnsivs = defensive { ID Ssrvis e ; 4 nou-
mamie. ct h r6csnte arrsststion Dc Jnbobra-
tich conse une grande agitation On Dalmafia.
LAeosre aasum6 II dictature dans rUfu-
guay.
Des pousuitss aout diriesss ! In Hsvaae
oootselea novi1ps ou vaudoux cubains.
Warrington, on rApports que l'avooas-
eeS4ni Pieuepoot . envoy6 IN saafcouduit
Marsh. 10 tlmcin n6ceasairs de l'aAhirs
bs!knap De- rSv<latioss surisuses cont Of
fsetes pr 1hsm. m distillatsur oosdann< )
Chicago. moyennant pardon. Les piliers dc
= Aeason Blanche ny r6sistsraiens pea Ls
6Aaae snepsad ID coahrmatiousdu miniHtre
Richard Dana, jusgu1 lexamsa Dc l'aseasa-
ton Dc pirntsris Htt6raire, formulke contre
Dana pr pimlnacal6 Butler.-LA maison et
= btbaiotheque du general Pillow, en- vsnte
po1r declaration Do banquSrouts, ont SN
psySes ~ Per IN ani, qui lee rsstitn6ss )
NINE Pillow.-Une convention des partiaaaa
de limitation s'est r6unie 10 Is D Syrscueo.
Etat de New-York. 'fl7il-'
Il gsuvernsar Kelloeg nommS diras-
tsuu po0s T&1ak d rA0ooiation cousolid6s
de- PlantsurA Mn. Tlapdera. Calhoun Ct
Burke cstts institution doit \ rEtat 1881 ~.
Ia Medical = 6kryteal JessvmaL num6ro
De marA, contient des artiolss de- dooteuv
Ds'SEys rsest L. NoaaiH q ScAsppert
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vile, est l'un des fbndateurs dc Ia
Bsuque d'entrep6t des courtiers,
"Fdctors' Warehouse Bank" incor.
poree par pacte No Al, de Ia legis-
lature de 1876.
-Le vicomte d'Abzac, consul de
France ! ID Nouvelle- Orleans, de.
mande des renseiguemeuts sur Vic
tor Gachaasin, IN Francais qui, si
notre m6moire ne nous trompe, re.
sidsit II y q quelque temps 4 st.
Jean-B -Baptiste on ( st. Charles.
IN est alIou6 9 d6legu3s 1 st.
jean. Baptiste, 8 4 St Charles OF B
4 StJaoques, dams 10 formation dc
ID convention r6publicaine d'Etat,
convoqu6e 4 ID NouvelIe- ORLEANS
pOur le 81 mai proclaim, dams 10
bat d'elire des d6l6gu4s ! ID con-
vention rationale de Cincinnati.
-Le repr6sentant Henry Demas
asign6l Ia protestation adress6e par
les notabilit6s do ID population Do
oouleur dc ID Louisiana ! II. Tho.
mas w. Ferry, president du s6nat
des Etats- Unis, au sujet de Iinter.
diction de penceinte do S6nat fAite
par Ferry 4 Pinchback, aprAs b
vote qui . mis- ! Meant tes pr6tsn.
tious do Pinchback 1 un si6Go Do
10 hante chambgs Hd6rsle.
-Le s6natsar Stamps st b ~
pr6sentant Henry Denss soat
nommes d6l6gu6s . u convention
nationals dAommes' d couleur,
qui - rassemblera prochainsmeat
! Nashville, Tennessee.
-Aardi, IL ct d6eSdk r. La
caeo DaAA ! pAge Do 3 -.
la vsille. lundi, y juge Do
paix D..L Ehrmann . fAit 10 10
v6o du corps dun homms blanc,
incoon1, troav6 9ottant mr. b
Aiseiasipi, q fAce d. phahitatioa
I,insnA Jsan-BaptseA. rive
dro'tA - ,,+, asf4 IN
Joe Lewis ct Liss Campbell,
accuses d'avoir fait pssser an bill.
let faux de 90, de u "New York
Commercial Bank," ont 6te srret6s
ct logent pr6sestemeut ! lh6tel dc
James Cole. ,,,.tFs
Mons appeeooos avsp plsisir
que N. Edmond Lager, don't 10
magasin tOnt derniArement 6tabli
est d3ja en- bonne vote de prosp6.
rite, ouvrira le 1er avril prochain,
une belle sslle dc billiard, o6tsnt
ainsi nm agreeable emploi aux loi.
sirs do h population de b rive
droite de StrJean Baptiste. Tout
le monde, OF i. Edmond Lsger 10
premier. nous resp6rons bie0, Sap-
plaudira de rex6ouioa d ostts
heureuso id6e. '''' '
Nous r6Sumons ID oompte-
rendu de ID seance Dc pAth6n6e
louisianais, mercredi 8s public pr
. doctear Alfred Aercise, daas
pAbeille du IL: ra n ~ .Aif
In lehseees Au prtallsse = - vissSse
sidsaA =. Olivier 0ariAeS Airies Il tauveax
- = scirSs.-H4. F6lix HnsE Jaaa 06oin
e Jeaa Dell'0rte !s:alfs asti1 xssa-
msut Slus. asistsat u Gfaase.-n. OlivSee
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