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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

STUNPAGE.-Secretary Scburz insists
that he IL in the line of bis duty when
he attempts TO punish the thieves who
are plundering the public domain OF
its timber. Senator Blaine, who rep.
resents somewhat OF their liberal mo-
lions relating to the possession Of tim
ber,is making vigorous fight upon the
Secretary's position. Dawes, OF Mas
sschusetis, takes a hand in the fight,
and walks into the Western frontiers
men without mercy, denouncing them
as thieves and plunderers, aud using
divers and sundry other endearing
epithets 10 characterize their habits and
lives. This aroused the ire OF Senator
Sargent, the lion OF the Pacific coast,
and be chAwed New England up an
mercIfully. He reminded the Senator
from Massachusetts that the Puritans
we're no better than they should have
been tha, they were depredators thai
they stole Plymouth Rock and all the
land and timber they desired on New
Engl4nd's rock.bound shore, and nc
great fuss was made over It. Who Il
, 10 get the best Of this timber contro
versy IS not as yet made apparent Ont
thing is very certain-it has afforded
! Senator Blaine a rare opportunity tC
/ roast the Secretary Of the Interior ovel
slow fire, which is no doubt a great
com ort TO ell New England, and es
pecislly to the lumber districts o
Maize. Secretary SchuTz has in
trenched himself behind the law anC
defes the seige, while the timber de
predators will unquestionably taxi
new courage and proceed TO despoi
the public domain In accordance will
the liberal views Of the lumbermeI
there and elsewhere throughout thi
wooded country,-t Washington Re
publican.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
ORPOsITE ExPREssIONs.

NFiF VSAAA ss@Ak sAto9A sAsls's .
The IOurHal De St. Pstsrsbari CrliIslSss
EhBIanG's Attltads, and Announces Rus.
SIab DsIsrRlaailOn .tO HaIntala lhs
Fruits Of her VlolaFIss-Ths Lasdsl
Tines lndBlsss IL aLIliIs Nile ThHs-
der. ..s.... l
ST. PETERSBURG, March 30.-The
Journal de 81. Petersburg publishes an
article, believed TO be seTTli.ofIlclal, on
Engl4nd's attitude. Referring 10 Lord
BeaconsHeld's speech In the House Of
Lords Thursday, the article SayS: "The
balance of power In the Mediterranean
10 only threatened by the presence OF
the British feet In the sea Of MaFuao.
rs, and England's possession Of GibrAl.
tar and Malta" The article continues ;
"The calling out Of the reserves, not
witbs'andlDg the statement that It don't
imply war, 10 another step In the path
OF provocati0D. Russia has fulfilled
ell her promises. She did not insert In
the treaty of San Stefano 9 single stip-
ulation clashing with the interests Of
others or injuriously affecting them by
its reservations. Russia is conscious
Of having neglected nothing which
could secure to the East an era of pros
perity, and to Europe long years oi
peace. She will deeply deplore abber'
atoms which may counteract her paciht
work, but at the same time che will
await, arms In hand, any attempt "a
dispute the fruits Of her sacrifices
which no threats will induce her Il
ralindniRb."
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

On Thursday Mr.. Lamar submitted
q resolution directing the Secretary OF
War to transmit TO the Senate copies
Of the report Of the Board Of Engi-
neers on the preservation of the water
front at Vicksburg, Mise, and a letter
Of the Chief of Engineers, submitting
the same, with maps and estimates in
relation thereto. Agreed to.
We feel sure that Col. Lamar will do
ell In his power TO preserve our water
front. When he visited the city last
he assured some Of our leading citizens
that they might rely on him to do BIZ
very utmost for us.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
THE PoPE's ALLOCUTION.

No IntsBtIOa 10 SlFuuuls for Temporal
POWsF-Rslatishs Between The Pope
and Cardinals; Difference 10 The Latter
-IHfePsRoes Sg 4 Correspondent.
LONDON, March 3l.-The Tlmes's
Rome correspondent telegraphs that
Pope Leo's ALLEGATION, delivered OF the
Consistory on Thursday, gives the
Italians general satisfaction. The 81.
lusion to the Chureh's captivity was
very mild. His Holiness expresses no
intention to struggle for the recovery
of his tsmporalitieS. The main stress
OF the Allocution was laid on the rela'
tions which It is intended should exist
between the Pope and the Cardinals.
The sacred College typi6es the Council
of seventy called for by Moses TO be
his assistants aud advisers in the gov
ernment Of the people Of Isracl. He
wishes the Cardinals to be his bystand'
ers and fellow.laborers, and lest 1t
should be thought that merely unmean.
ing words fell from his lips,h expresses
all the reliance he puts on their wise
council, trusting and begging that II
may never fell him. II was the dearest
wish OF the Council Of Trent that the
administration Of the universal Church
should rest on the Council Of Cardinals,
This, says the Times correspondent, Il
clear hint Of the return to the Old
Constitution Of the Church, and the
reference to the Council Of Trent seemI
plainly intended 90 q repeal Of the Ac
Of the Vatican Council, which, by de
claring Pope Plus TX iDfalllble, enii
tied him to dispense with the I'D
vice OF the College or Counsel Il
the Vatican Synod itself; to the pro
clamation of the dogma Of Infallibllity
or Of that of the Immaculate Concep
lion, and 10 all the acts Of Plus TX, ex
cept the Feconstitution Of the Scottisl
hierarchy. No alluSlon Occurs in tn
AllOcution 10 the acts OF the deceased
Pope having been sanctioned by tht
Church, but Pope Leo seems to thinl
the least said about them will be soon
est mended. By selecting Cardinal Die
pitro, one Of the youngest and decided
ly most liberal of the Cardinals 80 Ca
merlango, the Pope confirms the hop
OF those conCiliatory views whicI
were always thought to animate bin
aud which were expected TO aciuale hi
policy In his dealing with the civi
} power.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

the St. Louis Globe. Democrat says
the House Committee on Commerce
expect to report the River and HArbor
bill in q few days. Three bundled
thousand dollars has been fixed upon
for the improvement oI the navigation
of the Mississippi. We will soon
know whether we will secure anything
for our harbOr or not.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

Ku KLux have broke loose in Jer-
sey. According TO the New York
Herald OF the 9th inst, band OF des'
peradoes, completely masked and
armed to the teeth, went sill over Ber-
gen Heights, thirsting for blood, and
shooting without mercy every dog that
even 90 much as dared to wag his little
tail. And all because q cannibaliStiC
canine did gusw a naughty boy. We
feel happy because "the geography Of
things" won't allow Mississippi to be
the slaughter house for such deeds Of
wholesale hatchery. Otherwise, the
capital outrage organ might discover
that the poor murdered creatures hac
political opinions.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
OUR IMPORTATIONS
OF rms sEAsON oIyE gs AZ uNEOUAIED so

OF THIS SEASON GIVE ug An uNEoUALED sT00l
OF 00ona
BLACK SILKS, handsome and durable, al viallss
o. .OO 70 e250. The 0RKAT AMERICAN LNDES O..
TIBLB AlLK, 0i.00, 1875, and ai.0.
PLAIN cOLORgb silks, new shades, eommsnrfrHp
loW - Ibe per yaFd, Hsdst ei.o aams e eaalllV
last season at q -. --r-
Fancy BFoehs and DamAsls figures q he uss RnIll
worth SlaA s~rf.-s. r r. -
THE PRICES At WHICH WE OFFER OUR suEa
ARE oERoUARfER 10 0EE-fHlnD AH8
THAn Last SEASON. -rFs
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

We have before us 3 neat little
pamphlet containing a.! the laws re-
lating to the assessment, collection and
payment of the public revenues Of this
State. This little work was compiled
by the Auditor, and contains copious
notes and instructions 10 county Off
cisls. The work 10 carefully indexed,
aud must prove invaluable TO Saerifs,
Clerks, Boards Of Supervisors, and in
deed to all who wish 10 thoroughly
post themselves on this important sub
iect. The work is gotten up in excel
lent style by Messrs. Power and Barks'
dale, State Printers.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

A LITTLE boy had one day done
wrong, and he was sent, after paternal
correction, to ask In secret the forgive.
ness Of his Heavenly Father. His of
fense was passion. Anxious to hear
what he would say, his mother follow
ed to the door of his room. In lisping
accents she heard him ask to be made
better, and then, with child.like sim-
pliclty, he added: "Lord, make mas
temper better, too."- Boston Traveller.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

CLEARLY, cremation would never do,
Suppose man came home q little late
on Lodge nights, and while rummaging
in the Psnry, knocked over shelf full
OF his relatives put up in glass! Or
that be had dispute with his second
wife, and injudiciously reminded her
Of tie virtues and culinary ability oi
her predecessor pan insult to which
as a woman OF spirit, she could only
reply by hurting the little brown jug
containing that sainted predecessors
residuum at his head. II would sound
too odd 10 hear him say to the servant,
"M'ris, get the broom aud sweep up my
poor first wife; put her in the cracked
sugar bowl on the top shelf till l bring
home an Etruscan cinerary urn this
evening,"-[Chicago Tribune.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
O,LaaRY,a Victory.
New York Post.I

New YORK fOst.
The International Walking Match at
London, ended with q victory for
OLesry, on Saturday evening. At Z
O'Clock the scores we're reported as fol.
lows: O'Leary, GIG miles; Vaughan,
4g7 miles, aud Brown, 472 miles. At
thar hour the attendance was not lees
than 1900. O'Leary was loudly
cheered by those present, especially by
the Irish members of Parliament who
we're In attendance, accompanied by
ladies. A. the band played American
airs, It inspired O'Leary, and he put on
spurt after spurt, amid cheers. Hall
an hour later, Vaughan, knowing that
It was impossible to win, gave up and
retired from the track, having CON-
pleted Just 500 miles. O'Leary con-
iinued his walk until $40, when be
was stopped by Sir John Ashley, an
declared 10 be the champion pedestrian
of the world. He had walked 52C
miles. Vaughan received $500, and
Brown, who walked ATT miles, received
$3.50. O'Leary, as victor, received S2,
500 and a belt worth $500.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

Hon. D. K. SINGLETON, member Of
Congress IRON the Fourth District, hss
our thanks for repeated favors. We
have always regarded Mr., Singleton as
one Of the very ables! members Of
Congress, and it is gratifying 10 as TO
know that be does no; forget any por.
tlon of HE State. We remember that
one among the first political speeches
we listened to, when q school'boy, was
delivered by Col, Singleton in bic
memorable campaign with Col. A. X.
McClung.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

6ovERNoR sToHs, OF Mlssissippl DID
not sign the stringent bill 10 requisite
railroad frelghts Ia that State, NOT, Il y
said, because be disspproved Of tha
measure, but becsuse Of the crudleies
aud palpable defects Of the BILL Bal
timOFe Sun. it i3a3 -il'
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
III DRESS COON

dive Richer displAy Of eoiodngs and hEillaas easeR
thS season than for many years past and ue FssR
stock
he mlzsd COSTUME cLoTHs range In prses naus,
b0e. yard 70 ta0o, and on loU.phesd DREzs oO019
from loe. yard up nany Of them bsing - egpstisS
a. the heavier fabFfea
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

TIE planters In this section are push
ing planting operations with great
earnestness. The colOred people are
reported to be working iDdustriously,
and determined to make good crops.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

An UGLY LooE.-Even the friends
of Secretary Schurz in the Senate are
at loss to find excuses for the EN-.
ployment Of the notorious j. 6. Hes
ter TO investigate the lumber trade in
Florida. It gives an uglier look to
the whole Of that bad business ofspy-
ing and arresting for alleged depreda-
tions on Government timber lands.
The wild rumor about negroes being
kidnapped and sold into West Indian
slavery seems now to have originated
with this special agent Hester.-l New
York Tribune.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

SENATOR CoNKLISG has introduced q
bill to appropriate half million dol
lars to improve Harlem river. As
Harlem river 10 in q cold climate, this
subsidy is pure.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

WE have seen 50 much about South.
ern and Western members Of Congress
injuring the National credit that we
have grown heartily sick Of It. How
the New Englsnders can have the
cheek 10 charge this on the West, is
more than we can understand; and
how they can charge the South with It,
is perfect enigma, when We consider
thst the currency agitation was never
an issue in the South at all, and the
leading men in the Senate who CO.
operated with New York and New
England on the currency question, are
from ;he South. But for the West the
United States would to-day have had
no credit at sll. The West saved the
Union. Alter every great defest in
the last war gold Oollled up, and the
sharks Of New York and New Eog.
land drove their hard, cruel bargains /;
but the Western veterans were at work
TO change defeats into victories. The
down. casters sre fine fellows TO
prate of protecting the National
credit, when they grew rich,
sleek aud impudent through Ns.
tional disaster. They sold gold at ESQ
but now SILVER isn't good enough for
them, they so cherish National honor
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
HOSIERY.

Ladies', Mlsssa and ChllaEuna Hosiery from A, 10 A
dozen up 70 the nness goods All the newest and pI
usss detns 10 HoleFy ere represented h OaF sis -
dlk, Cotton and heFns -
"A thing Of beauty ls Joy forever"
and beautiful soekinss ere now consdeFsd an lnaisna
AAbie part Of female stiiFe.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

TIE remains Of Judge Leonard, re.
Gently 9 member of Congress from
Louisiana, arrived in New York by
the steamship Saratoga, and we're taken
to hlS home In West Chester, Pa, for
hnriAl.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

TIE Washington correspondent Of
the New Orleans Picsyune thinks Pack
ard will be appointed and confirmed
Collector of the port of New Orleans.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.

RFtneA and English Grapes, Grenadines ana nFruu..
dies, BomhAIineA HenTistta Cloth, q 90 up Frensh
Cashmere, boe. up, marFiil clCth, esFes kuslElnaA
Grapes aud other desirable fabrics at Vefy Io nFsSa
We make up fnn suits Of MOURNING from rns.rusu
si shon notice MCurning Jet Jewelry, and All snaf
articles Of AouUing In variety.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

TIE Hot Springs people are rapidly
rebuilding the burned district.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
,adies' and ChiIdren's Suits ana
Fine Under Clothing.

These departments embrace everything psFtaninT -
Female Costume, suited % al ages and cFcamssanta
For full particulars sss estaloglss
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
SHAWLS, MANTLES and WRAPR

india Valley Cashmsreehavls from $4,000 IN. Iusla
FILLED Oenis5 AZ 5000 and up.
Real DeeeA, Chedda and Striped India Shasta neW,
designs, from 5000 upwaFds Also, full lines BIlanh
French and German ehaus In beautiful new ssyiea 81
The best and most relisble manufacture Paris Mans
Berlin from aSOO -
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

MRG GAINES offers to compromise
her claims against the city of New Or.
leans for S2,5OO,0OO.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
DOMESTIC and HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.

shtttlnrs hlov Cloths, Blankets, Quilts, ConSoria.-
elel Eannei and in fast every article FtqulTSd n -
Ane, We alSayS sell Al manufactHtFs' pfiess
White Goods And Linens from the hnsst Whits Cnu.
sie 70 We hsst Linen Damask of al grades aud qual
iuef, and II saiiifarlofy prizes. "
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

scHURz smiled q smole when old
Howe'S speech was read to him.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

VIcToR HUeo manages to exc out q
livelihood on bis income gained by his
pen. He is worth 9 million dollars.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

CoTToS planting in the Louisiana
parishes south OF here Is going forward
rapidly.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
LORD & TAYLOR, iI.. !,
NEW YORK.

WE INFORM THR LADIES oE VICK6HuN& q
THAT our NATL AND ExPREH9 p8RAkTHkAk -
NOW 90 THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED, TllEN CAS- ~
THEIR SHOPPING IN NEW YORK WITHOUT 1M8
PLES on PIECE GOODS WITH FElCN PnAEuEE
NAKED. AND CATALOGUES on LaAngk8, Mll =
AND CHtLnREN'e RURNIeHIN0 GOODS pH MAlh
TO APPLlCANfa WHO SIND % TMklA go
PLAIN CLEARLY THE KIND 0R GOODS WAHk ~
We SELDOM RAlL IN GutfIN1 TnEl. HA0M IL
PRINTED CATALOGUE Ih6K CAN AkMAAA AA4A
eHLROT10N or GARMENTS THAT WILL GIVE
sATtsRACTK0N, AND IL tg ONLY NHc118AAY -
GIVE THE PROPER HRAGuREARh6 70 tstunn.
auCCna. - u. b.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

RENTS are lower In New York than
they have been before In twenty years.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

Lace, oambre, Linen and SIN Handkerchief, and bsaa-
tf0l Nsckeehles Ail prices from Zoe Upward and ~
kinds Dsaa Trimmings 70 match cur gooda.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

tits probable that the British feet
will shortly enter the Bosphorus.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
GInYEN.

Kid, slk, Isle Thread and MsFlao Gloves sf the nv-
colon and shapes, IN great variety
Lord Taylos'S Kid Gloves, buttons, uaEFan.ed a
Si.Oo per pair, price lass seaaon q 20. =
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

es Our Goods sse al fni.elAss We make A poiss
70 OIL al orders exactly and to the interest Of parchs
a Purchases 70 be sailkiacloFy 70 buygI
Ana san9 Teady 70 remedy all eFrors We Invite oaI
convinced that hrsl trial vii asaFe us ths FeTiaf -
ten hereafter
Az orders fer Goods 70 ne accompanied blythe uonsr
@ were parties Wish Goods will be tenl by ExnFs
return tie difference e'' ~ "~&s
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
PUPS.

Alaska seai saeques, from e65 coup.
Alaska seal MUns ffpm 1910 up
Alaska seal boas, from t6O0 up.
Mink Nuts and Boa nom $3.50 a sei, upward.
sllk IaT,lned Garments, from 5000
Alaska Sable Sets, from $40
Aeo0d ssl q Fars as low as s5.O0.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-10
NOTES OF HE DAY,

Col. BEN WILSON has been examin
ing the shipping resources Of Baltimore
Two DIAMOND rings, worth $1,000
were stolen, last week, from jeweler in
Cumberland, Md.
THE man who first discovered Hayes
seems to be hiding in wood-pile now.
He is not as proud as he was year ago
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company have reduced the passenger
tariff rates between Msrtinsburg aud
Baltimore and intermediate points, to q
basis OF about three cents per mile. The
reduction took effect on the lsL. The
fare from MsrtiUsburg TO Baltimore is
$500 instead OF 1910, as heretofore, and
the reduction is still greater between the
local points Cumberland NelcS.
Why can't this reduction be extended
little further this wsy2
SOMEBODY in Philadelphia is going to
start NJ anti.Hsyes Republican paper. 1t
won't pay. There Is not enough IN Mr.
Hayes to build irst-class hate upon
Globe Democrat.
To AN unprecedented man up lofty
tree it is II funny political situation
where bali OF the Republicans are want
ing to &C, their President out, and more
than one.half o! the Democrats are afraid
tYey msy Chicago Tribune.
UP in Pennsylvania the sheriff now
stands at one side OF the scatYod and
cries "NeckS," and the judges send along
the victims in rapid order. Eight men
have been hanged in that State Tor the
murder OF one msn.-N. o. Times.
lr was very sensible in Mr.. Hayes to
90 on the Chester spree on Saturday.
Inssmuch rs AIR. BLAIR mas decided to
nut him out of the White House in
something less than two months ne
should make the most OF his time.-Bali-
more Gazette.
AMONG the supervisors OF hands who
will 20 out to Brazil from the valley in
charge OF railroad hands, shortly, are Mr.
WIN. L. keerl, from Augusta county,
aHd A. b. Manning, from Winchester,
Va, both former citizens Of Charles own.
Spirit Of Jefferson.
IT Is E delightful compliment to Sens
tor Howe, the fact that, after he has been
kept in Office by the Republican party for
nearly eighteen years, the Democrats
shouli circulate the Only notable speech
he has made during that period as an
anti-Repubhcan campaign document
Chicago Tribune
Hon. b. b. DOUGLAS denies that ne
was drunk when he recently violated the
rules OF the House, and says that he has
determined to drink I'd more during his
term. Good news. He is most esti-
mable gentleman, and as TO abilities far
superior to uine.tenths of his Yankee
felow-members and trsducers.-Rich-
moHd Dispatch.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-10
HUMPTY DUMPTVS

The opening being new dramatiZation
OF Charles DiCRenS' charming Christmas
carol, illustrated with new and entrauc-
ing scenery, "The star OF Bethlehem, "
"Tbe Illuminated Church on Christmas
Eve" Ten new and original Comic and
Trick Scenes, by Americas Great PautO-
mimist, Mr.. ROBERT FRASER, pronounced
by the New York Herald rs the only sue
ceSSOr OF the late q. l.. Fox.
The Clio. Mr.. FRANK MORAN, in his
Character Songs and sayings, ana stump
Orations, having been pronounced by all
the DemOStheucs of the stage.
WIN. GAYLORD, Champion COutOrtiOuiSt
and Equilibrlst OF the world. The only
man living who has ever accomplished
the wonderful feats of Single, Double and
Triple Balance, and a perfect one Hand
Stand.
PErRIE And FISH, the wonderful Gro
teSque Comedians, whose remarkable leg
mania has been the cause OF more SpOn-
taneous laughter than all otner comedians
combined. Concluding with ihe eNqui-
site Transformation, "rke Four Seasons"
Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn.
Orchestra under the dirRCtiOn Of Prot.
ChaS. kaufman.
Admission 81 and > cts; no extra charge
for reserved seats. Seats tOr sale at SheiO's
Music store Doors open al :; perform
ance begins at 5. apr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-10
ArERvEErIoN OF ruE FACTS.

The Charleston Courier chsrges the
REGISTER with the same thing the
Kaaawka Gazette did, and equally with
ont justice:
WHAT THE REGISTER WHAT THE REGISTER
SAID. DID NOT SAY.
ave regret that we. First cast the beam
were bound to accept out Of thine own eye,
1hiS picture as true, and then shalt thou
coming from thesee clearly To cast
source il does, and.the mote out of thy
we re 10th 10 belle G brothers eye. such
there Is a cummuni- piOus n o u = h 1 5
~ anywhere in tnls should have Ueeu
State So completely running IN your
yIg,bo3diSh as The mind when you de-
f,a-stte describes the uOuuced the people
Kauuyyua commune Otthe Hauawha Val
~ as beng. '-RrgiS- ley as ''Si iiIItSN ana
Ter, Mar. 30, 2 d ouulSh'
Courier, iprt 1.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-10
ANOTHER Ex-CARPET-BAGGER.

The arrest Of Ex-Governor Moses for
forgery committed in South Carolina,
turns another leaf in the long chapter of
fraud and infsmy. Whether MOSES is
guilty Of this specific charge or not, is a
question for the courts of South Carolina
to determine, and they may be left to de-
eide the point on evidence should Gov
erno7 ROBINSON comply with the requi-
sition OF Gov. HAMPTON and give him up
to the proper authorities. But there is
no question tina: he is deeply implicated
in the worst frauds and crimes committed
in South Carolina during the long period
of csrpe.-bsg mlsruIe. He was one of
the INSCRIPTIONS and rcsourceful leaders
of d gang who robbed that State and dis
graced the American name. And il is as
surin- that he hiss finally been
arrested on civil process and
stands fair chance of beng
tried before the proper courts. And
il he get his deserts it will not be too
much TO hope that score or two of
other carpet bag thieves who are hiding
from justice here and elsewhere may
ct their merited reward in the peniten-
tlsry. And should the work 60 on it is
yet barely possible that Senator PATTER-
son, who disgraces both the State and
nation, but is kept in his seat by the Re-
publicans for party ends, may have to
step down and out, if he is not forced to
go 10 his own place.