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HAMPTON
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CHAntrtros. B. C., April 19-To-day Cor.
Hampton held 4 public reception at tho Clty-
uall. upon the Invitation of ,hr Naror. and va.
's1eo o5 nunaieae OF eo'ored Republicans
among whom wcrc nearly all the prominent
leaders Of the county. During tho reception,
eolored citizens. addressed them ~ fo'lors:
pleasure 10 raest you, I'D partsuiasiy 20 II 10 meet
70 many ot the eoIorcd e'tt1ena of Charle..on On
s, 6; w,pt ~ rot e
poiisJ Represented Ia ths lite e1eetlon. / know @
that 4 y Tet{ natural for yon 10 SUPPOSE. ha!1ng
~ xss !. : ssss!a.ss 81 ee;se s se'ak ~ aa,sks
ssse s:f1 A. ;sdy u: s sa
certainty tho n.1t in tbs south-who
ad!ocaicd the srnnslnS Of the right to vets
ord. Only few da7s ago saw II The New York
Tribune Statement made Iy ia editor, Wh!telsw
eIa tess IL aia 1ss5 tcd % taat ts Ns;6st9
voting ffom ihe eoIored people long befosc the
sontS ever would. ''" $500
the eoossed s peoue You'd 1cfy soon sna taat ths
chIsc would he from the whtte men at the South,
fou Will live to acc It. -,
Iwant 10 tell you IN Incident which tns happcn.
ed since my election When was in washington
recently. Gye or ak of more prominent Rcrub.
licant, men high In po4ttlon, actuaiiy ronsHIted
the a. to hun the yo&c Of tho eoiofed man could
beat be restricted. tell Jon whst Is tsne. III
1--WE don't want The vote Of ths eolored u,a1
taken away or restricted. for, asEdc feum thc
friendship 70 bear thls face, their right to vote
1iyti Us THIRTY n1pfe yofe1 in ConTrcst. and when
peace comes NC aso faftsGcd thai Tie best men in
both races and pa4t,cs viii vote toaethcr for The
Commonwealth. We don't want to take thar right
away." fOfeat applause, i i stand precisely In
the position that took twelve yeaEs a7o.
want 10 80 ths solo.ed. people educated, sud1
that re viii gye tho coloFed peopc better facilities
for education thsn they haze Hitherto enjoyed.
fAppjausc,1 i shalt use ui mr. influence 10 &c to
It th4t the means Of education arc pinced within
tho frach Of every citizen Of South CarolIna. und
when say every citixeu / do not Jla,ti Of onafiY
the sxpresslun. 7'
I'll otery man ! carollel.a. whether he Is
North, Or in Eurupe, who Is good et.{sen and has
The Interests Of the State 1t heart aud he Is en-.
tittcd 10 vii the nfoicction that The lawe Of liz
Statc md of the Inttcd Etatcs can uiya him. nm
nitJrcd 10 fulfil every protntve InHdc in thc List
csnY1a. can euty DO That If The ncopic oY south
Carolina will hc}p nc. can do nothnr Of nyseK.
ImlY inijcstc tv lbs Lcajsiatu,c what consider.
theaa 10 make tha laws. MJ tatI il 10 execmto
Legistainfe, Irrespective Of racs or uartY,
kt}ect IN man fnf nrh]1t nfi1ee ,ro IL mt A. IA
, 1877-04-23
4 STRIKE IMPENDING.
New YoRK, April A.-Tno Lthigh VAlle

Railroad Company having made 10 per cent ro-
duct!on in Ill departments Of labor, 1t Is bclies-
ed the locomotive en9Iueefs will At11ke NAY
unless tbs u1a rates aEe tc4su1cd.
, 1877-04-23

Mr. Douglass, in an Interview, attempts To cx-
euso the President, but II 80 doing shows bod
lively that tho President when he offered him
The appointment, Raye MI. Douglass 10 under
lioute. Mr.. Douglass says: ~ notice in Tho
papers frequent allusfons 10 tho fact that I
Am not present or employed in Introducing
a!st!ngnlthed strangers to the President md
rs family on occaafons Of receptions At tho
Grally gtven tof my exclusion Is my color. Il Is
tlnc TO tho President Of tho United States to
say that on no occaston has hc received me or
my frlen1s At the White House With Other than
tsep dt, II e. %.rys. q " s st IT, eat
csate On such oecaetons. The custom which re-
9ulred lin to do 50 was created by the late War
for obEfoussreasons. II Is also duo to the Prcsi-
dent TO say that. In calling ING to this position,
hc would probably want mv services at tho
Exccntive Manslon, and l took tho positon With
thc understanding that would bc subject to his
saj 70 ts da,ty Sf any other not inconsistent
ChIefJusttce Waite and Secretary Schurz wero
at the Executive Mansion this evening, and were
q long time In consultation with tho President,
FIELD AND TAMMANE.
New YonK. April 2s..-lhe Tins aays tho do
send David Dudley Field 10 Congress aioT that
the element yet lacking ia Boss" Kellv's
sanction. Muller has declared that hs will not
is notorious that ho Is willing to eet out Of bis
tGat It lie aa sight oicertaln substantial fcasons
Field. or somebody for him, Is willing to furnish
the the: a"feaaons," twenty Thousand being tho
eptcihed number. provided that Rely will agree
Muller IL out Of tic ray. In other words,
neither party 70 tho bargain eau deliver Iii
'goods Without kelly's consent
, 1877-04-23

MINISTER WA9IIBURNE,
coRnssroHpEsCR REGARDING TnH pnorosyD
akRMAK TESTIMONIAL TO TIE AMERICAN MtN-
farER At FARts.
WAsHlKo7ox, April 21.-The following off,
cial correspondence on tho subject Of the tcstt
mon!al proposed to be bestowed by tho Herman
Government On Mt. Washburne, the Minister ot
the United States a& Paris, fs published by the
state Department IN tho diplomatic correspond.
ence for 1876:
Nit. wAsHDrRxE To PRINCE 1touExLouB.
~ LEntTiGy Or TUE CSlrEu BrAT1s. rAn!s, Dec.
"a, 1b14.-Ar DEAR CnL1EAnrE: Ae the CongYcgs
OF the United Statcs has not given permission 10
IT, diplomatic and Coneu1aF ofccrH In Fsunce to st-
te!Fe certain FerpFn1tt6us from tho German (uv-
arnment for aefvtceA rendered by them during tho
lata wnf between France and Germany. 1t Ii proper
10 aaJ that 1t will not be oe sIblc for me at present. Or
onanr intnea time, to rcceyc any tcttImonsa1 which
to ne, i conld not pneRibl5 receive ANYTHING snorn
precious to n1e than the appreciation of Whist wa&
enabled 70 do By thu German 10vcrnment and thu
thanks OF the Emperor conveyed 70 me In tho most
generous and gracious terms by Tho Prince his.
iasrss and which viii e.es be mos. E.a.etny cher
To 9. 4. n. 10 Prince do I1ohentoho SehIlltn91-
burst. German AmbatEhdor, Farfs.
rKI*cs HouENt.oHR 70 MI. wAsmBunSE.
.AxEAseApE sfxrkrtALE p'AttsHAaKx ~
FNAsck. pAl.,e, Dec. q, ls74.-Mr DkAn COL
conveyed hy yon. letter, hasten 10 thank you TOT
b n'v1ns ast.y tne Ersst. snss
that !isib1e rixn Of hls gratitude might hare
called TO Tho recollection Of yonF descendants tho
services rendered hy you to ny coantrymen Ia
time Of need. Believe me. ETC., 1losxnLouE.
, 1877-04-23

NAN VINO II ABLn TO DRAW \ FAT SALARY
ron WHICH THERE 1s NO APPROPRIATION. ;
DttpatcA 10 .Nf,o iork Sun.
wAsllNo7ox, D. c.. April 2l.-Mullctt IL
still aupetintcna'ng the Chicago Post-ofaco
from this city. His present appointment Is
wholly In defiance Of law, no appropriation hav-
log been made for his salary oi -, 500 rear, It
being paid out Of tue lump SUN appropriated to
the Chicaso Custotn.H Il Housc and charged to labor
or construction. Morrill, devised this way Of
gctttug, rid Of Mullctt, aud when tho latter
found that be was cut off from mcdating With
the contracts, and had nothing 10 do, Morrill,
uultudly rctorted, "That's precisely what you
are In the place for: because there Isn't anything
for you to do" Mullctt Ia using the position to
hrht the Supervising Architect, Hill, and spends
most oi hta timc obstuctlng the conduct OF
business with complaints anu charges allcr-.
t,,an sllows no intention At appotnting Multctt
Supervising Architect. which Ii Inconsistent o{
Secretary Sherman, as Mnlsett Is NOW showing
around strong recommendation which Senator
sberman addressed to Morrill, last fail In faro,
Of Mutlttt'b appointment.
, 1877-04-23
NJ WI 4 FVfEt
~ {h6 T&Sfsrn As&Ncidfsd

New ORLEANS, La., April :s!.-Tllcru has beer
nonpparcnt cbanCo In tic situation sluco las
night. 1t is reliably Btnttd that Gov. rackntt
will remslatu tha stated House until tue troop.
arc Withdrawn and hia men paid OF. The Coii
tfngent Fund, Which Cor. Nlctolls las consent
cd 10 uae for this purpose, Will be dlsbursct by hi
raymastor. General, assistcd by Q tomMI1tc,
tho men direct. THIS plan shuts out quite
number OF cnterprslng individuals who hold
Packard warrants, for which they pal1 8 to II
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Ecemor,y ana R.sorm

The New York Sun say- Mr. Ran
dali. at least, among the Democ ratio
leaders, is not disposed to drop the
grea, issue of economy snd reform.
Men may come and neu may 90. Hayes
may be counted in and Tillen may be
counted ont, bat this question of cz
peudi'ure aud taxetion, Of saving or
/ squandering the public money, remains
all the same, and the people Of all
grades and classes are interested il IT
/ equally yesterday aud to day.
! Il was upon their promises to cor
rect The wild extravaganza, aud cur'aiI
the enormous expenditures, which had
been steadily growing under Repub!i
can auspices, that the Democrats swept
the country in 1874, and it was upon
/ similar pledges that they secured a
million majority of the white voters,
and nineteen majority Of the electoral
votes, for their candidate for President
10 1876 The late House Of Repre-
sentatives testified It's sense Of This
issue by choosing for Speaker at the
second session, the man who at the
first session had led the assault upon
the old abuses aud fostering conceptions
of the Administration Aud Nj.
Randall, it appears, Is fully de,rmioed
that neither the pledges nor DE per
formances OF his party ia thdrcgard
shall be overlooked His rccpt visit
to New Hampshire was coageIsd a NJ O
sort Of rrogrestraspaKfng dish D..
parties. Seem 10 lar iamilSua.Ad
ous homage to the stern Iaee--'ip
which held the late House iLdezibly
to the great work Of reireuehmeuf
At Dover and Portsmouth Mr. Ran
dali vas presented to meetings which
were described by the telegraph as
ovations, and hose proportions argued
the presence Of many Republicans,
who took this method of ezhiLi':uc
their confidence in the leader, while
rejecting his party. But The exhibit
he had to make was enough 20 have
staggered even a Bourbon Republican
audience in any quarter Of the coun
try except 10 that beuighted region
where they still administer test Oa'hs,
exclude Catholics from Office aud dis
cuss the probability of another Gun
powder Plot. Here IS wha; the reports
say of it:
"He reviewed at length the record
of the Forty-fourth Congress, and
conirasted the appropriations Of that
Congress with The Forty third, the
preceding one, showing that The op-
preparations of the Forty fourth were
So O0U coo less than those OF the
Forty third, estimating the probable
army appropriation AT the extra session
at $50 0O0 600 for a force Of 10000
men, as it was likely to be"
Seventy two millions saved oy iLe
sturdy frugality Of the lower House
against the strenuous opposition of the
Senate and the Executive, aud that in
two sessions, constitutes claim TO
public confidence which cannot be IL
nored 1t is not too much to SOY that,
but for Mr.. Randall, this claim could
not have been made by his party.
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/ hereuieHn task aud never would have
/ had Ire temeritv to have undertaken 1t.
SAt nv object ia replying vas Simply TO
tepei " lai and others thought WIS Hu an
J'7t attack upon ny ofhclai conduct, and
| 40 ret myself right before the thinking
public NOW 30 far rs the thoughts of
these gentlemen 20 this IS free country
and they have perfect right 20 think
what they choose, and The sovereign PEG
pie have the same right. But when they
pat heir thoughts III a tangible shape,
and nny Wroas arts s thereir0m, they
ike other nea are auswerubie therefor.
either through TIE forums OF the country,
or III The bar Of pubic opinion, "Hi hat g
what the matter with tins - POu tax
now.
But again SAYS His Honor: yet do
ask you 10 tote fair Well now Judge
when you come 20 look calmly over the
whole field from beginning 90 end, and
think " ho began this hght ana who is
no" still carry ing Do on against me That
You ought 10 Jake some OF this fair tOat-
ing ia yours lt least II seenelA so TO
me-
again says Ills Honor: "Fhe records
of TIE October Count OF Gains 10 show
Jhc reason Why the Court OF aims add
jourued tim January. And J can give
40 other reason Why 10 adjourned, except
10 receive ms delinquent fists SOW 1
never denied that SAID GOarj had a reason
for adiOurnuz tiu january. nor d. say
now, or have / ever said that the main
reason vas sot FOR abe purpose Of rece.y-
ing wy delinquent last OF county levy
Bat Judge you coufJuui matters. l was
boldly .hT.ed, that 10y reason
OF my faimre ID present ny de-
hDqueut list AZ the time prescribed by
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Gfaisess 20 gas 5J~ ExpenScS

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az "li''l 4"''e' ''' me sup
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's'''e'h "e.-'', ''p'>'d 10 iru' 'r inc
s s., y, 10 a"o' men ana 'PProP''a''
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Inc senate passed a substitute tor the
House bill leaving out the session.
prohibiting the use Of troop IN South
Carolina and Louisiana. which Sub
stituie appropriated S2GI75 SO 30
ana provided that uoue of ths money
should be paid for recruiting The army
beyond The number Of - 900 enlisted
men, including Iadian -cous. and hos
piisi stewards But the bill having
failed, an extra session of Congress has
been called to reconsider it
The amount required for the paw of
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shooting scrare in graves.

The Mayfeld Democrat Of last week
says;
Last Sunday evening about du-k
freeman lIolbroOks. while oxicafed
vent 10 The res deuce of Philip War
pool near Hickory Grove called War
pool to the door, aud when he appeared
-hol him with derrineer pistol JUST
above the heart. glaiJrooks went
home and told his family that they
we're going TO have some fun at War
pools The following day; hat they
would have funeral he supposed. a
he had shot Warpool aud killed him
he thought. ~ he shat with that in
rention and hoped he bad succeeded
lie was arrested and brought to town
The next morning anl placed in iail
lie has been brought before the County
Judge for an examining iri1I, but og
Jag to the precariouS condition Of the
woiinded man it was postponed until
70 dry AZ 10 o clock, aud will 'contiune
- be postponed every twa days until
The woun.Ied man dies OF there Is 10
ttoubt Of his recovery.
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These fh'"g- rouse MY sympathy I
declare Iliai did nothing desiguedly
wrong in thi- unfortunate aiFlir /
did everything ia my power to save
the cnigraut-. bat am the one who
must suffer. Having said this ] fee
resigned ask the Lord, ms God
tolextend Ills mercy to me. aud to re.
eeive my spirit Ny labors are here
done
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THAT new committee sent to New
Orleans, will be an eight by seven
committee. 1t will represent window
light through which Mr.. Hayes and the
rest of the world will look through and
&c how thin it is for Mr Nichols to
&c Governor when Mr Packard wants
70 be and might cry if he didn't be.
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AN extra session of the Tennessee
Legislature will probably be called to
consider the Indebtedness and general
financial condition of the State.
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HAMPTON AND CHAMBERLAIN have
len invited to Washington. in the
lops We suppose that they will settle
their differences before the great chief
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A law has been passed in the Ten
lessee Legislature making it unlawful
i,r proprietors of billiard halls to al
Nv minors to play at that game.
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AN extra session of Congress has
h.en called TO convene on the 4lh of
June next,
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The ten per cent. interest law has
teen repealed, the bill having passed
10th houses Of the Tennessee Legisla
'nre. The legal rate of interest now
!. six per cent.
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Mr. IL Hollingsworih, Superintend
ent af Mount Vernon, wishes to deny
the paragraph which has received 20
wide currency in the newspapers say
ing that the remains Of Washington
had undergone perturbation. Mr..
IIollingsworth asserts that the report
is both false and absurd
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How is Dir. Hayes on receiving little
resents we believe we will try him
on "purp," as we are not able TO pay
tx pressage on a full grown cur.
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The annual conference of the Meth
.Aist Episcopal Church of Ken ueky
met in Lexington on the l4th inst.
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The Legislature of North Carolina
having passed law imposing license
II $500 year upon uon-resideu, man
facturers Of fertilizers OF their agents,
-'lso tax OF fifty cents son on all
'rrtiizer- manufactured elsewhere and
-old in that State, the Baltimore man-
rfacturers aud dealers in fertilizers
held meeting last week for discus-
ion of the matter. Il was proposed
10 advance the price OF fertilizers one
dollar ton to North Carolina pur-
rhasers, and thus meet the license aud
he tax per ton. The shipment of fer
rlizerS from Baltimore to the South Is
urge during February and March
North Carolina pays million dollars
a:year for fertilizers from Blltimore
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The Grand Lodge of Good Temp
isrs, at Boston, excluded eoiored men
from membership.
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ALL the world is at peace except the
Governors of our two pet States.
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aAnD rnoM ZEE sssEegtw
Sheriff Of Frlfon Coanty to The Hon
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The whole country is on the "qui
i've and has been since the first day
&c Mr.. Hayes Inauguration as Presi
1ent, as to what would be his policy
md his action in regard to Louisiana
md South Carolina. Grants motto
sss "let US have peace. Hayes by
) IS tardiness of action and his reluc
nee in declaring openly and above
toard what he will do, says "let us
fave time" Let US not be too hasty
10 deciding the destiny of two mighty
States-States that once were the most
rristocratic and haue hty of the United
.tates. "Whom the Lord loveth he
'Aasteueth" Truly then he loves
,uisiana and South Carolina FOR his
astening hand has been upon and
yer them for fifteen long years. Their
leads are bowed in humility; they
lave rent their clothes; they have gone
n sack cloth and ashes; they have
hardest task of alD had respect to the
lowers that be 80 far that they have
-rsyed unto them by petitions and
,mmittees to be relieved of the oner
AZ burdens with which they have
zen taxed, and to be relieved of the
.arpet baggers imposed upon them.
at their prayers have been uuheedcd
unanswered. They are yet UNHAPPY.
IRE yet in the gall of bitterness aud
re bonds of iniquity. Thirty four
States in the meantime-sister States (
'no-(se called) have stood by, know,
g witnesses to the gross injustice
racliced upon those Two States, and
t their Representatives have not
risen as they should have done and .
lid thus and thus shalt thou DO with .
Louisiana and South Carolina, we are
"njer one constitution, one 1,g. and 1
i'sy equally with US are entitled to
IF government and the protection Of
he general government We believe
:. at Mr.. Hayes mems we'll, we believe
was honest in his pacifcaiory de
~larations, but with such zsan as
;lnine, "a filter tool for hell tl.an for
.olitics) TO nudge him and urge him
gainst the right he can bu, be warped T
md biassed in his actions. Could the .
iticians Of to day lise fifty years (
hence, and read the judgment OF his
forians upon their present actions. they
would deny themselves worse than Pc
'er denied his lord They would deny
tat they we're ever actors in the shame
'ul dramas which are now being en-
scted. We could jump NJ aud curse
Re whole Republican lay ont, but we
are trying to be moral, SO We forbear
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TOR & ATE

A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-
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30 Acres of land attached. within ten
minutes walk of R. r. depot or steamboat
landing. New Frame Dwelling, TWO
stories high, modern architecture. six
rooms, two halls, two porehes, Kitchen.
Splendid Celler, Cistern, Two story Smoke
House and all other conyenienees neces-
airy. For a Garden, barry or Frnit Farm
and for health, there IS not 50 desirable a
place for sale in South Western Kentucky
Every foot Of the land can be cultivated.
About - acres elared and under cltiva-
zion, balance in timber and pasture.
Will he sold on the most accommodat-
ing terms. Enquire of Editor Hickman
CouRIER, or GEO c. Balm,
mch9- I'm. On the Premises.
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Convince a man against his will
And lie is Of the same opinion still.

Some people are 50 preiudioed and one
sided, their minds are never open TO con
viction. more especially is this the case,
when they are interested. Now l never
expected to convince these Worthy Gem
tlemen, that was right and they were
wrong, for indeed this would have been
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SAMUEL IIANHDUUN,
General Insurance Agent,

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