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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29
TAMMAYY PREPARING FOR BATTLE.

The action of the State Committee at AL
bany tho determination OF Mr. Ilden ana
his agents 70 control the STATE Convention II possible
aud either 10 BIN upon the Naiiou 81 CONVENTION
as candidate dictate iis nominee. Nothing was
Goae by the committee except 70 advertise It's com
INITIAL 10 Tidenism The cOmInttee had an admirable
opportunity respect and comply with the wishes OF
the Democracy II toe STATE by taxing the iDtlatOry
steps toward reconciliation and harGiony. IL not only
Teiused sO slammed the door IN the faces OF
toe from eYofy county, nave
begged for conciiati0n aud un on. There was no
special need for filing the haicozfn vacancies IN The
eemh.fiee, &c UNUSUAL exercise OF power on
The part VI the committee 10 Ill them. BY filing them
With the pronounced and active PERSONA friends ana
sgens Of Mr. TlldeU, u the exclusion o. all otnef
Democrats II advertised It's Differentiation and set the
sentiment OF the people at open defiance. lts course
means mischief. and will Decessae the calling OF an
independent State Convention II Cancellation and har
bvny are 10 be had, trey must be sought elsewhere
tan from who would sacrifice The interests OF the
party success everything promote the ambition or
tTsuty the revenge OF one man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29
DARTMOUTH ALUMNI DINNER.

ANIMAL REUNION LAST EvENING-THE COMPANY
AND The SPEECHES.
The sixteenth annual dinner OF the Dart
,oouth Colleee Alumni Association was enjoyed last
evening. at Pinards, in East Fiteenth-st' by about
forty Of the Alumni and several guests Tho president
Of the association Professor John ordronanx OF the
class of 30, presided. and on his right ana iei'
hand sat E. II. stougnfen' eA'Hnis'cl 70
pnss,a, O. r. Hubbard. formerly professor
., nar,nontb. l. f. Emerson. OF the class OF 20.
and the Rev John Pingrey. Among the others pres
emit were Dr. W. 81. Chamberlain, Josiah barrett
c.or.s walker of the Gold and Stock Tele-
r,onh Oompany, Hiram Hitchcock, Joseph
". Howe, II. NJ. Twombley. Professor Eras'
tus Everett, General Charles A. Carleton uros-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29
THE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.

In healthfulness and convenience of loca-
ton spacious aud eleRantly-Iurnlshed apartments.
broad aud cheerful corrd RS and Incompatible sys-
tenn Of ventilation, drainage security and precauon
against fire. this celebrated hotel ~ not surpassed by
any house on the " American plan in New-York or
elsewhere and It's table and attendance throughout are
as the very best Its capacity IL second
~ none In city. having ample accommodations, as
now arranged. for 500 10 COO gIests
The new Gaze DINING Room. recently lifted up, Is a
model OF elegance aud good Here meals are
served la carte In tie best style OF very moderate
prres. and from 3 to y. IN. capital dInnor. t0oe
Th6e with wine can obtained for a dollar. coDye-
uence which be fully appreciated by the busl
ness men Of that part OF the city.
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HARPER & BROS.

Hnrper,s Latin Dictionary. Edited ~ Anerews.
Revised Dy Lewis and Charles short Royal Svo
2O33 pages Price, unen IS J0 full sheep 80 50
hall Gather $40 So; fuli Russia. SD 90.
Friend and Lover. A Novel. by Ezra Dunns Hardy.
4to Paper 10 no lO4 In the franklin square ~
brary1 The Munster Circuit BY J. X O'fAnagsD, ID
cents ~ir John. BY the Author OF Anne pysa &" Is
cents The Greatest Heiress In England BY Mira.
OIphant II GEMS Queen Of the Meadow. BY charles
GibDoR Is cents.
Tho Boy Travellers In the Far Rast Adventures OF
two yonths IN 0uraey 10 Japan and China by Thomas W
Knox author camp Fire aud Cotton Field, overland
through Asia" "Underg ground" "Joh1" &C. illustrated
$40, illuminated coth. -.
Studies OF the Greek Poets BY John Arlington AZ.
monds author OF "sketches Italy and Greece kenls-
ssnce in Italy, Revised enlarged by tlo authSE IL
q vol l6nn0, cloth, IS 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Grant boom is certainly on the wane.
yewed from tO-day's standpoint appearances indicate
the nomiu alton of WasnburDe Blame Norwich Bull
letn (Rep)
We notice in our exchanges all over the
country that there Is developing feeiiDg ~ svor OF
she OF Senator Edmunds the candidate OF
the Republican party for Presdent.-lRutland HHald
ana Globe (Rep9
If there are so-called antl-l 1lden Democrats
rho wonld her ace the party defeated have IL
sneeessfuL under Mr. I1dens ieadership whatever
they NAV be they clam 10 be true DemOcas-
Buffalo Courier lDemJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29
CHARLES sCRIBNER,s SONs.

The Autobiography OfPrince .ettermca. Elited by
his son Mstiench. Translated BY Robina Napier
with table aud minute index yols WIN
portraits aud iac-si lies So
The Serpent Charmcr. tale OF the indian Munny ~
Louis IouSsele. author OF Dda and ~ Naisc ftnces
Transa French BY Mary de Hsuteylle vol,
crow syo ex clolh numerous Illustrations. " 3D.
The Letters Charles DicKc1s. Eled b. his sstef1n
Law ann Ills danltsr Wh several facsimile lcers
lZlnO -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY JANUARY &c. 1880.
IN white spanlsh lace ssr,ngs OF pear. were worn as

with white Spanish lace. Strings OF pearls worn as
o necklace.
Miss Dennison wore costume OF black satin de Lyon
and velvet made high and worn with profusion OF
tulle with strings Of pearls. Roses and cbrysantho-
NUNS were worn as ornaments.
Miss Lita Letson toilet OF white 6wiss and
valenciennes lace with bodice OF white satin. The
garnture OF lace and flowers. Diamond ornaments
were
Mss Carrie Letson n short costume Of cream
white cashmere with garDiture OF cream write fringe
Mrs Tovey q costume OF black gros-Rratp and
satin made prtnceSse, and ganished with black
thread lace over white Illusion pleatings. Her orna-
ments wero OF Etfuscan gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29
WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Jan. 2S.-WooL-The demand continues good
prices hrm and well sustained With adecide upward
tendenos holders dGernt about selling large lots
or desirable srados evident that such cannot be
replaced except higher prices all grades and qualities
in OF Ohio and Pennsyvanla fleeces and
XX. 5Od52o. No. Fleeces at 55a56s; Michigan WIS
consn Fleeces, 4-aOOc. Michigan Medium and
No Oomlng anu lei Inc Fieeces ins and in
domaud AZ j1d67 &c zine ana Medium Unwashsd Woos
3ODl5c the after price Tor Choice Medium
Pulled Woos quite ARM selling freely at 45G 60c; and
Choice go 90 nc. In California oo nothing OF
consequence done prices OF Fall ranging az - gfOc
there fair Dusn 50 IN FOREIGN WOOL OF lnl prices
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"a. not good. and the chorus was sometimes
sn ~" had. The Suggesting could not DO caiiea
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DhAMAi ~ NQiLo
Mr.. Charles Roberts. jr. will read, at Chick
erpg Hail, on Friday evening
Miss Ada Cavendish will have benefit, on
aav evening at the Grand Opera House, and, for the
g., time in New-Yorx VIII personste Juliet Mr. Percy
viii be the Romeo
This evening the annual concert for the
,e, NJ the German Ladies' Society for Widows and
ornoaus will take place at stcinway Hall IL is q
charitable affair which ALWAYS presents varied pro-
sramrne and attracts notable Audience on ts ocea-
tn n eplIst the services OF Miss Letitia Frtch Miss
Anna Drasi, Mr.. Frederick stems. Misses Constance
cd Helene Seebass (piaDis's). Mr.. Hermann Reltzel,
~ E,scher the distinguish yl0oucest, Mr.. Quicken
and The male chorus OF the LederkraDz
The organ for the Stewart Memorial Cathe-
dra at Garden City. described as an English nstru-
men, IN recent letter TO the Meme Freie Presse OF
wanna IA the work OF Mr.. H. L. Roosevelt who Is now
udng it at his factory in this city 1t has 115 speak
,ny stops-a greater number Than any other organ in
me void The Registers q us Distributed Grea;
organ 81 swell. %; choir. IS; solo. z echo. !;
medal 20. There are also 20 mechanical registers,
couplers and comb nation peda'S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29

vener s. Hubbard j. whitney Barstov, W. W. Niles ana
J. Il. Bouton. Many letters Of regret were rceefsd
At the business meeting before the dinner the loho"
ing officers chosen for the ensuing year 80
President-Proiessor John Ordronaux LII d., 30 -
Wee Presideats-Professor Efastus Everett Ii. ~,
SO William ~ Chamberlain NJ D.. 45. and Jonathan
Marshall, A. NJ, '5s.
SecTftdry--Charles r Miller, 70.
Correspondin1 SecrcfarY-Josepb W. Howe. $50.
Tredsurer-GrosgenOrS 5. Hubbard. LII. f., 81.
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"pRIvEL OF SECOND CHILDiSHNEss"
Frona The Boston fteni,q 1TdtetteT sRep.D 81,
,...er..I l.out ia the only man We have ii

spswers a The Republican requirements OF the time;
The cant abou third terms dangers Is ridiculous and
proper only for BedIam. No un"fltteh Jaw "a oe
Violated In blueng min forward for no huch law ex-
ise The co. sfilu.ion contains ga the law hat we are
boand 10 observe IN electins ff'soeht Su 'o Doi
stiluton ssy. nothing about one term, or second
tefm or a tir term OF the Presidential ONCE AS 10
uic afoflal pow coming from making third-term
Prrsd nj il Is nothing but bad iun and viii have no
erct on Inc nnd OF any who would not expect to
ghosts Safest. az hRh noon III IL, II serious,
The dfye OF second childisnness, and will pass into
here oblivion.
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GEORGE r. PUTNau's Sons.

I'm Berkshire with the Wild Flowers ~ Elaine ant
Dora oodale hors Of Apple blossoms" small quartz
prolsey illustrated with designs by w. Hamilton Gibson
Cloth. extra. IS morocco. 50
A Dictionary Of German Terms Used In )iedtcine
BY Geo r. Cutter NJ. d. surgeon OF the " y and Ear
lphrm ry Syo cloth extra, IS.
A I.adys Lie In Rocky Mocntaias Nv lsal'eila
Bird author OF Xix Months the sandwich Islands
M TOO Miles Through Japan Octave Illustrated 81 TO-
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ONE OF VOORHEES, BLUNDERs.
rrn.a 7he Hlllcl ll0aX GGkk.fs lKeR.l

Senator Voorhees, does not find the eggs in
the mares nest that he looked Ior yer ne
cbeerfulIy on He Is determined TO prove that the
ID mocratic majority indiana rs 10 danger. lie
might Lave done That without the trouble ana expense
on a Senate investigation The danger exists. but II
grows out Of the 0!unders OF the Democratic party and
the gradual enlightenment OF the people ana not OUT OF
TIE arrival OF two or three hundred negro voters
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t. d. PETERSON & BROTHERS,

Angee,. Fortune a Story Of Real Lie by Andre Theu
re ansatea Adapted frum the French by MARY Neal
Sherwood 10 cents In paper cover or 81 - IN CLOTH
~ yIaur An Earl's Woolng. New Society Novel.
Price i5 cents Ia paper or 81 25 In clofh.
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FoRps. HOWARD & HUBERT.

The Merry Go-isound stories for Joys AMI OirlA ~
Rossiter ". Raymond Small 40, illustrated. 81 80
Fss and Tbistiess Romance OF tke western RESERVE
BY A. ". Toufgt. limo, c0th, 81.
Palmetto. southern Tale BY A. W. Tourece New 81 1
tion with preface the race problem OF The souih
limo, cloth, 81.
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4 REPUgLICAN Coz VEYuOY CALLED.

NEWARK, n. j.. Jan. 2s.-The Republican
s,a Committee has called convention, 90 take place
a. trenton on Thursday May g. to elect delegates TO the
Chicago Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29

A young lady who came in last week to ad-
vertiso kitchen help d, WITH sigh and wiring OF
her dainty goved hands Oh do hope well get one
soon Tor IL does almost break my heart TO Sc mother
wash dishes, with her rheumatism, too-lMcGregor
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LIPPINC0Tr g. co,

Refutaou Of ryyiusmi And The Converse Ineory on
Developments BY I. Warren oNeiL Sfo"h o'" hA"'
Cloth, 81 90
The Pastor. Pastoral Theology "Ekpsaeata u acsnf
Occult" BY the kight heN. ofck"S ih1S"" Dcee.
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X. wORTHINGTON.

Than md L. LS ro ~ Lfe, with other noems IL rheo-
doIe Tilton. 1 vol. I2mo. coth. git top ~ TO-
A s.udy of Shakespeare. BY AlgeInon Charles SWIM
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IN. pe.p show A handsome volume OF amusement ini
instruehon for the young Illustrated. VOL sto pc'hs
poaTd. 81 20.
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Ieug the opinions aud reflections of Ma
poieOn r. OMearRs with portrait OF Napoleon
and a view of OF Helena vols I2mo Cloth, ~ So halt
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ROBERTS BROS.

Ills Majesty. Myself A new No Name Novel Price 81
Causerie Fun Fact Philosophy and AncccOie. Re
printed The Boston Transcript 81.
Tse Bible for Lesrners Volume l. patrlsrchs Noes
Price -. Volume . Kings, Prophets Price o.
VOlame and the Apostles Price - so
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sCaiDNER x WEXFORD.

History OF the British Turf from tae Bariie.i Tins,
20 Present Day. BY James III =. WIN port ats q
aud MI George Payne. vols oyo. eloth el2
Paris Herself Again In lSIsTg. BY George Augustus
Saa With 400 illustrations by Bertoi thAm Pecol fn
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dc vols. Svo. CLOTH $40
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Works 80 vols small fcap. 5No cloth. siO.
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LATEST SHIP NEW.S.

PORT OF ARRIVED JAN 2s
afr wieland tGer) Hebich Hamburg H. via Havre H.
10 KunhArdt & Go.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Jan 2S-Ar of Deal, str Erin, from We" York
IIyERroo 2SArr str Audean tBr from New Orleans
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HoUGaTON. OsGOoD & Co.

81 AstOr-plsce.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29

1RIBrSP OFFICE. Jan. 30. a m.-The movement in
the barometer Is again upward. Cloudy and rainy
weather followed early yesterday by clearing ana
tnr weather The temperature ranged between 400 and
e5o the average 500 being 70 higher than on the
aay Last year and 4i9o higher than on Tuesday.
Colder clear partly clouny weather may De OK
pected IN this city and vicnity e. day.
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J. w. B0UrON,

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trsed and re,dited In accordance with the latest
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Our Da lighters; what shall DO with themi Talk
with Mothers By Marion Harland Paper bound, with
porfralt. Prico
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.



For New En- gland, colder and clear fair weather
rising barometer, AID northerly 10 westerly winds.
For the Middle states. colder and clear or partly
cloudy weather. northwest northeast winds, and rls
Ing barometer
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A NEw-BRUNswICK MILL BURNED.

ST. JOHN, n. B., Jan. pa large saw and
grst mill al Second Falls, owned By GmOur Brothers,
was burned this morning. The loss Is heavy
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MARRIED.

uUNTFR-KINGAtt the -esdence OF the brides parents,
Tuesay January % by tho Rev John Teal OF German
town Penn Henry Hunter ana Mary L., daughter Of Cap
tam William King, ali Of Cornwall on Hudson. n. Y.
PEABODY-DAMON-A Grace Church, by TIC Rev Henry
q Poter d. D.. tuesday. January n 1880. Charlotte
gter Of the John W. Damon OF Boston.
Charles A. Peabody. jr, OF this city.
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EEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS

Restricted books Of the ,hs fILty afS5rigsss
heretofore the literary DIgs.
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Just Pyblirhed
THE NEW FAR WEST,
ppTgl rEN HReyTz

The fullest most Information In rexsr 20 hss.
OF enterprise and adventure here given
convenient form aud ct o nominal pnce
Address THE TRIBUNE
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DIED.

an notices OF MaTaJei mBsb N Ijrj3I lcIII ftgI
name and address.
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TRIBuNE LoCAL OBSERVATIONS.

tha
dszs 81 time th- - houri
byth msrcufy soes line n,
temperature iza!eGiea the Thermometer 81 hds
rut.F II BroaduH
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The ball noteworthy for the number OF SNORT cos
tunes worn by the Young ladies, OF winch there were
larger number than usual present
Miss Annie Yost, OF Philadelphia. wore TOILET OF
cream white brocade and pale-hlne grosgrain nude
short and garnlshed with crepe frin sc and roses
Mrs. l.. Il. stOwel. OF San Francisco, wore Louis
XVI costume OF ashes-of-roses Silk ana velvet, OF
darker shade Handsome ornaments OF emeralds and
diamonds we're worm
Mrs. r. j. PANE wore an elegant costume OF dregs OF
wine velvet aud salmon satin, With garniture OF pearl
DdsseHcntris and lace. pearl necklace ana diamond
cross and diamond earrings worn. Her DARK mar
WAS dressed high with pearl white feathers
Mrs. wheeler X. Dots wore costume OF nahes-oI-
roses gros-graIn combined with hue satin me front
OF satin was caught In irregular pu1s ana Inc lower
aides were OF nshes0frOses SILK shlrred deep on the
sides ornaments OF dead gold 49,.
Mrs F1cht wor. a blaoG gros-gran and satin toilet.
VITA trimmings of rich jet pdssementre ana handsome
Mlss K Parsons was dressed in toilet OF pale
pnk gros-Rrsn and satin, with garniture OF ping
Grape fringe Tho front OF the skirt was OF san snlreu
m eughwise pus and the short psner oyerdress was
of gros-gran made high, with elbow sleeves trimmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29
THE BALL SEASON.

MASONIC FESTIVITIES AT THE ACADEMY.
ANNUAL FESTIVITIES or THE PALESTINE COM
MANDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLAr-THE ACADEMY
OF MUSIC CROWDED.
The Palestine Commandery OF Knights Templar
gave its annual entertainment last night at the
Academy Of Music, which was filled with guests.
many Of whom were visitors from other cities. The
exhibition drill gave great satisfaction, and dane
ing began at an earlier hour than usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-29
Guerial Notites.

list Of tho principal Executive Judicial Department
and Diplomatic officers OF the ltd states THE TIL
uNE ALMANAC for 1880 Sold by ali asdeaisrs scI
BY mail OF receipt OF % eents
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-09-03
William Jefferies Withdraws.

Home, S. C Aug. 3lst, 1880.
IT, ne CUizcas IF Union County:
In view of the fact that Col. McKissick was
short Of a majority only four votes and myself
short fory-onc votes, and in view of the further
fact that oil Wednesday morning after the cleo
ton and before the full returns were had, pro.
posed to him that if he was aheal in the prima-
ry election would give him the field aud if |
was ahead claimed it. to which he did not an
swcr me directly, but c0nSj3cr my mordmy bond,
and after consulting with my friends in regard
10 the matter they a ivise the withdrawal of my
name from further connection with this canvass.
To my friends who at the polls AMI other pla-
ces have so firmly and cordially supported u'c
and the course have pursued in this canvass ]
return my heartfelt thanks.
To the Ladies' of the county. whose kind
words and cheering smiles have often encouraged
me in my course in this canvass | return my
thanks ANA bid you God Sp ed in the cause.
Yours Respectfully.
WILLIAM JEFFERIES.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1880-09-03
The Radical-Greenback Fusion.


Our readers need no reminder of the vet tina,
we told them weeks ago that the greenback move
was only part of the scheme of the Radicals
in this State to defeat the democracy and remand
the State government into the hands of the ne
gros, carpetbaggers and every other character of
corrupt, law!css and unprinciplel politicians.-
Sooner than we expected the mask has been
thrown off and the fusion openly made.
radical County Convention was held at
Grecnvie c. H., last Saturday, and the Daily
News gives full and lu lcrous account of the
pow WOW, which is rich reading. OF the com
position Of the convention, the Neps says:
1t is net ticeable fact that of the white delegate cs
IN attendance, many of them have been "apos-
ties of greenbackism'' for the last three months
and that in reality q fusion of the two parties
has taken place.
If any one wishes further proof that Green
backsm and Radicalsm are only parts and par
GELS of the same corrupt party we don know
where they can fad it.
We endorse fully the following forcibly ex
pressed sentiments upon this subject, which we
cut from an able editorial in the Ne,rs:
Any man who thinks at all must know that
| the second Radical reign in South Carolina
ant and peaceful by comparison. 1t would be
the pleasure and policy OF the negroes and white
men who compose the party, to grind down the
white people of the State, crush the last spark
of hope or spirit from their hearts and visit up
! on us the accumulated malice of the last wears
Yet white mcn--Soulh Carolinians DIN in TO
bring these consequences upon us. The men
who compose the Greenback wing of Radicalsm
| are deliberately planning the murder of the
State and the everlasting ruin of her people
Scorn Tor the miserable associations upon which
they have entered, and bitter hatred for the
Erong they plot against us, are the feelings with
which all respectable citizens must regard these
miserable creatures. Let them never he forgot.
ton. Let the undisturbcd peace that will en-
sue from their defeat not move us to charltably
condoning their fault Lack of success in exc
cation does not lessen the guilt of carefully de-
signed crime The men who aid Rndicnlsm
now should be handed down for the execration OF
generations to come.