The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-01-25
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\ New York letter, speaking of the
struggle IN Louisiana. say: "GnygT-
nor T!dcu is understood 90 bc tH the
city, and 90 be taking lively personal
interest IN the confess. Ike Is credited
with the remark, this wara'a that
'Lnuisiana, now, is the SeA.sfrHaI at
the position. and II thsj l- h,Ii. hero
will be no difficulty ah1a. ,~rau.url-
zion on the fourth oi Na.-H IL Is
awarded much credit boy -r, ..H.-
headed Of the party, for y,s..r,..r ...~.
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Since Friday last over Cart-loGi OF
te!eSrams have been sent from The Of
hce OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company IN Washington 10 the New
York Office. Included IN this freight
are all the messages sent from WASH
lrston to the southern S'a>cs hay.ng
reference To the recent poulca! cam
PalSh. lhcy are ~ be destroyed 80
once. II questioned by any CunErCs-
sIonal committee as TO why JhIS course
was determined upon, the officers OF
the company VIII hold that under the
Constitution no cluGen Is to bc de-
priycd OF his liberty or property with
out due process of law. The kilograms
are to be made away with IN advance
OF any process OF law reaching the COM
pany, to the end that. subsequently
there VIII be no occasion for violating
1t.
A 1vos,,;r,,,,,, I.t,,r ., ,,,, p,,;
more .S,,,, saws. "Scn.t,r pobs+,sn,,
of South Carolina, stated in conversa.
ton to-day that he had not the slight.
est doubt that the Hampton govern
mcnt would in due time have the solo
supremacy in South Carolina. lie said
there was no more doubt of the lcgali-
ty and fairness of llampton's election
than there was of tie election OF the
Republican Governor of Maine. The
senator stated that while he WAS a Re-.
publican he did not consider that resl-
ty to his marty required that ne sboull
rive his adhesion tn what no l-.,,u, 10
he wronu. and ne sovs he win never
support the Chamberlain government
nor pav taxes to il. He saws il will
never be possible for CEa,ubrriain to
collect taxes. for if he or his tny.col-
lcctors should ever undertake. Tn sfu
propcrty for the uon-pgympnt Of faxes
no one would buyit Senator Robert
son is of the opiuion that whom tho
Hampton government Is fully recon.
niZed and in undisputcd possession il
will necessary for the Legislature 70
elect United States Senator, as he re-
CARDS the election Of Butler and Car-
bin as equally irrcgular.m
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. 'e.lo'S" "a HIS ,'u'''5 ''1 -l'yi y, On,
M no' vn ,,'',' ,'li'i','',''.c's uIi'cu
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az 'i1S I'''''Su'lo tTS','ouCe On E''iel
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80, ~ o"T as' ,s" .,o,'.';S' ~ IL con-
80 o',.'i' 49, = ui'''' ir oC soc;I
n,casnres ond h,s bnr',' t.. The Ic.rc oi
many notable 1alusIIn"s. P.rna1,s no
man in the cou5trv is more "clIlr6 o,.,,
than he. MIR. TlIdcp is easily pccessi.
bic to visitors. of whom there are many
daily at the G Gramcrcy Park house. and.
blessed with the nosScssion of uuusual,
ly intclligcut servants. who cam telI at
a glance ".who's who and what's wlat.r
he is generally able to avoid chronic
and professionn! borcg. who tTr-scan.-