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THE TROOPS IN TIE SOUTH.
From al reliable Information gathered
here Il IL determined by the powers that BE-
to withdraw in few days the o. 8. troops
in the State Houses At Columbia, 8. G., and
New OzlSans, La, and Packard and Cham
berlsin left 10 stand or fail Is best they may.
THE SPANISH MISSION. .-,... a.
Daniel sickels was here on Saturday last,
and in an interview with his Frauduleucy
expressed adeaire to return to Spain. 1t is
. we'll known fact that sickels practically
superseded Zach Chandler - manager OF
the Republican proceedings In tho three
disputed Southern States Tor the benefit Of
Hayes and Wheeler, and the management
thereof was conducted under his immediate
direction. His services, therefore, are en-
titled to the fullest recognition, and Caleb
Cushing may as well commence to pack up
his traps and return hither. E
CARL scHURz.
Every day since his induction In ONCE he
has received several hundred applications
from countrymen Of his asking for Office,
written in their native language, and as Ills
clerks cannot read ''Deitch," schurz haste
read oil these letters himself to see what
they are. His labors will not be as easy as
he thought for. aH
A CONTINGENCY NOT PROVIDED FOR.
The Senate adjourned Saturday without
electing President pro TEN, as usual, to
be prepared for the contingency of the Vice
President dying during recess. Ferry has
vacated 1t by his absence, and even II he
had returned beforethe final adjournment
new election would have been necessary.
Should Hayes and Wheeler both die before
Congress is again in session, there would be
neither President of the Senate nor a
Speaker of the House to succeed, and the
Office of President of the United States
would remain for time absolutely vacant.
TEE coLoRRD POPULATION.
The colored folks are now pretty we'll
represented in the Government. Since the
confirmation Of Fred Douglass, (col'd, by
the Senate to be U. 8. Marshal for this
District, his Fraudulency Hayes has ap.
pointed Langston, cold, to be Commission
er in charge of the Agricultural Depart
ment, and to-day 1t is whispered that an
worthy postmaster, Edmunds, Of the local
post office, is to be superseded by colored
'brudder" Of African scent. These three
departments, in consequence of their chiefs
being negroes, will be packed full of blacks,
the white clerks, both male and female,
being dismissed to give place to "Sambo''
and "Dinah." So you genteel white people,
when visiting your maternal Capitol, can
have the agreeable pleasure of bowling and
scraping and playing aukey to the corn
held portion of your countrymen. You
may not like this pill but you have got tc
swallow 1t. These dark-skinned Americans
were appointed to these three prominent
positions for no peculiar or special qualif-
cation, but simply because they were "nig-
gers" and is the result of the northern
idea of making them citizens and bestowing
upon them the equality of the white race,
merely for the sake of their votes.
SENATOR BLAINE FROM MAINE.
Blaine, in the debate in the Senate upon
the confirmation of Douglass, hereinbefore
alluded to, said he had known Frederick
Douglass for twenty years, had invited him
often to his house and received him within
the domestic hearth of his family, when to
do so and treat him as an equal was almost
q crime, and had warm admiration for
Douglass. There are great many white
people in Maine whom Sunstroke Blaine
would not invite in his family circle, and
If they can stand Blaine's conduct we can,
Where are the noble yeomanry of New
England to allow such man to represent
them in the Senate.
GRANT.
In all the political discussions of the day
It 10 remarkable that the Grant Administra
tion, though but two weeks dead, seems t
be almost as completely forgotten as though
It had existed before the food. No refer
ence is made to 1t except in the language o
condemnation. There are good man.
things only worthy to be remembered ii
order to avoid them in the future.
NO FAMILY RELATIONS TO BE APPOINTED