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, 1880-08-15

r. S, SMILEY, farmer Of Scott County /,
Minnesota, was cut driving with bis wife and
three sons Friday. &c drove to the brink OF
lake to water his team. The horses became
restire and the wagon was overturned. His
threc bows were drowned, and his wife and him
self had narrow escape.
, 1880-08-15

Dr. TANNER threatens to lecture on the
ecercts of fasting, with special reference to his
own long fast.
, 1880-08-15

THE result Of tho recent county elections
IN rennesscc Indicate that the Republicans will
elect Congressman in the First. Second, ana
Third Districts Of that State by fair Ha1orit1cs'
The First and Third Districts arc now repre-
sentcd BIZ Democrats.
, 1880-08-15

THE result OF the caucuses held Yesterday
rr.,,yi,uut the Thirl Wisconsin District insnrrs
the RECOMMENDATION of Congressman Haze'ton by
tic Republicans: Nr. lIaxclton Is a capable and
c.iic;:ut Representative, and well deserves re-
r,,u.;ua ton aud reelection.
, 1880-08-15

TROUBLE Is brewing between Roumanla
and Bulgaria. The latter Power refuses to cede
A slice OF territory to the former and hence INC
trouble. Should hostilitfcs cnsue, Russia wall
}o1.o hnnA In.
, 1880-08-15

GEy GREEN 3. KAuu, the Commissioner
of internal Revenue, leaves Washington to-uas
for Portland, Nc, where, Mt the fc4uess ~
Eenator Blaine, be will take part IN tne caD4-
, 1880-08-15

CAPT. JouS EIucssoS, Of New York, has
invented a new engine on the catoric motor
principle which Is said to be very serv1ceaoio
and economical machine 1t occupies small
spacc, and the cost Of running 1t at full pressure
is oply three cents per hour.
, 1880-08-15

TyrSrY-oSE persons were tried By court
martial md convicted at kicf, Russia, yester-
day, for political orenses. Two were sentenceu
to death, three to twenty years fmpr'sonbleht'
md sixteen to 1nrd labor for terms varying from
ten to fifteen years.
, 1880-08-15

TIE Republican nnss-mcetlnS "h1ch IS "
be held ia Chickcrtng Hall, Now iorR, tno lotu
Of September promises to be unusua'4y in'e..
est}nr- A lady orator will speak on tue oc-
caston, md a campaign club OF 15o voices Will
, 1880-08-15

TIRE Chicago Ball Club beat the Providence
Club Yesterday s to ,; and the Bostons beat the
C!nciuuntis 6 to-
, 1880-08-15

THERE is talk Of 4 fusion between the
Sc1rnska Democrats and Grccnoackers OF that
State. The fusion, if it takes place, will not be
able to overcome the Republican majority
which has been from Il, QUO to 10000, and which
will he lurgeiy Increased this year.
, 1880-08-15

4 ST. PETERSBURG correspondent OF the
London Dafy Nelcs makes the sensational state:
,ncrt that he hus good reason to believe, ), that
there is perfect understanding between A5oob
;, INN and Abdlryahma: Khan, and hints that
l,o,,, are acting In concert with Russla. This
k,a1.r,cut receives considerable supuurt from
, 1880-08-15

TIE Employers Liability bill passed tne
British House OF Commons yestcrdny. unucs
the provisions ot this measure employers WI 90
iioh;o for damages for accidents which occur
+hrn,,ob carelesncss on their part or defects IN
, 1880-08-15

MAJ. II. H. EVANS, OF Aurora, was nom1-
r:,vd for STATE Senator yesterday by the Repub-
E.a.,s Of tho Fourteenth Senatorial District Of
fl;s S.Ate.
, 1880-08-15

TIE bull-hght which was to have taken
place at New York yesterday did not come on.
The bulls were seized by the Sheriff to sat's1y
tho claims of certain boardinE-house ptope47-
tors cgnInst the owner Of 1he animals
, 1880-08-15

uosrurr1Es have already commenced
bctween the Albanians and tho Turks. and
in tie first few skirmishes the little army OF
the Aibapians has been successful. Mustapha
pasna, at tho head of the Turkish troops, has
1aade no progress SO far.
, 1880-08-15

PORTABLE boiler In sawnliu situated
a1o,,t twelve miles due west Of Altoona, Fa.' e1-
n1o1ed yesterday, causing the death OF tne en-
rineer, John Allen, and seriously ln>urine e"o
othar men.
, 1880-08-15

An effort will be made by the coal-mlne
owners of Rhenish Prussia and Wcstphalia to
compete with the English coal-mtnc owners az
Hamburg Bremen, and Lnbeck. and other hal-
tic ports With this end in view, the dealers ask
for a cheaper freight-rate from the GERMAN
railroads.
, 1880-08-15

MINNIE WILKINSON was deserted By her
hackurln lover und committed suicide IN
house Of nl-rrputc at Denver yesterday.
, 1880-08-15

Ccop prospects in Silesia anu East Russia
nr, very pnor. and the farmers are quite d1spr-
it&-.l in consequence.
, 1880-08-15

RESOLUTIONS denouncing the British
1Iose OF Lords and tho Irish Land laws were
nop1ed by TN Immense Horae-Rule meeting
held III Glasgow. Sco1iaud, yesterday.
, 1880-08-15

the fact that an Afghan Chief recently kn1eo
near samarcand. Tartary. had in his possession
dispatchcs from Abdurrahman to the hasS'aa
Enl1ffn1anu.
, 1880-08-15

DURING the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880
the imports OF gold to this country were s's,'
1ras13l.
, 1880-08-15

THE dome OF the Catholic Cathedral at
Cologne was finished last evening, and the peo-
pie ri that city celebrated the event amid great
Ysjs:ciugs.
, 1880-08-15

A.kA. SCOTTISH RITE There will be res u!ar
ton. l4e on Thursday evening next BE oIaer o. the
I'p.E.M-. ED. dUOOAlG, 1s- ott J"
, 1880-08-15

YESTERDAY, for the third time. the Cana
s!;a;a siuc team was beaten bT the American
rlit. team at Crccd1noor. The score stood:
Az4lcrica,l, 1.oe. points: Canadian. 1te2 points.
, 1880-08-15

cpn C.. II. SHELBY has been nominateo
bv the Democrats Of the Fourth eieofee' ~.
trtct. Congressman Persons m lnaopeuusns ~
Democrat, is the present Representative " @n'
aio+y31f
, 1880-08-15

TAMaAyy, though seotched at Cincinnati,
WA: not killed 4 call for State Convention to
no;a!ra.c a s:atc ticket KNs been issued by that
orw.u .utxauon. Tho 0o3ffntion will meet Sept. s.
, 1880-08-15

'ruE Turkish Foreign Minister has asked
fer further time to carry out the cesson OF
pulciyno to Montenegro.
, 1880-08-15

TIE Greek Government has, In addition to
the 1,t03 horses recently purchased In Great
Er;t:ain, bought 1.400 others In Hungary.
, 1880-08-15

D.uoNT, the manager of 4 Partisan society
r.;,:r has been sentenced to one months i'm
1,:is,ntntnt md to pay fine Of 200 francs, for
rulis.;r. Indecent nrtfclcs.
, 1880-08-15

Dr1:C1.ARs stole SC0, 600 worth Of jewelry
ard plnte from tie residence Of the Earl OF
Ellou, near Narchau1, Ens.laad Thursday night
, 1880-08-15

ForTY-rIvE young ladies made profession
as n1ns 1T the Notrc Dame convent ut GoVans-
1uwu, ucor Baltimore, yesterday.
, 1880-08-15

ORIENTAL LODGE, NO. g. a. F. j. A. M-I.eg;-
Mar Communcatiou le1t Friday eveaine AUGUST - -
business and worE Fas1tnfs n%aTfs " n
order ~ ~ ~ N49AN01'A1A1 w."
, 1880-08-15

EXCELSIOR LODGE, NO. J. &. Of P.-Wil confer ,s
t;,rs invired GEO. A. BENNETT. K L. q $.
, 1880-08-15

Asr1LAR LODGE. No. IS L. F. 4 A. Mo meet
LIZ 4uesoa' "''0'o@' 4>'' c. IL CRANE, Secretary.
, 1880-08-15

Mr.. ALEXANDER ". -RooK, senior proprl
crnr OF the Pittsburs Dispatch, died last even
tu. lie was i'll his 55th year
, 1880-08-15
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, 1880-08-15

1seemole nj headquarters In camp thls tsTndny}
1urne at $40 o'clock shnfp EQUIPPED iea tmtcaou ~
1aldricE for the purpose OF a11cnotn& sc1FA1o a.
f;ytra El.lScopaf Church.
, 1880-08-15

APOLLO coMMASDEkY. NO. l. f. THE mem; s
hers u This Comu1nndery who hare not recefsso ~
TecvrJcr ou Monday, at Isl Fifth-av, Nna reccaFo
1ir1n NJ ,hat will be the very last Opportunity.
-oe11' az % " Il s. TIFFANY, Recorder.
, 1880-08-15

THOMAS J. TURNER 1opcE-.The Most W9r, .Hs
rhr;s Master as DECIDE, t. Isssa1e sa
a: t.o j. 4urnes iaqse: s. Al. T. ! xsSsa Mon-
s.y sseEs s oase as y S II u s5aTp
E.!tor. members aro requested fo !, taSG 1Ie
; s
vii Ss prompt i: the 'od:f-TEseFpE; e eFpE;rr1Boxz WIN.
". N. STANTON, Secretary:
,Sn. Sir Knights: fou hereby ordered g appear @
henaqnar ers III tc Grand
osmnander! s m @ Ia eseortn Grand Ensampmens 70
5aT ssS xs 1ss sysans a1.S xS M 81 :ee1t
na o: yf Teee!yns t'cssis p.e ertli 70 take
Wel1e'oas' Aug 's at sha e ySffaE @fTBEcK cs2 X
$. JACOBS, Recorder.
sr. BERNARD coMMANpERT, no. $ + ;-v t.
Special 0sder No. l3ir a!Shts; aoa nse nei tbis
,,ts Ut clock sharp fully srned st,d eSp}E9'ea
a aes i taa res s1cnsaeB Gnas
sz KniDs white @ @ISTss E. n'tSoa! g. e enas
80 ulcKERsoS. necorder:
HOME LODGE III r. F. S. s,d Il FL ;s sa MA s, 1sS9ss ssa rs
~ u.i.1y.yccond-:L, Friday evening, Au. ~ ~ 11s
wH1 ea9s. ns nves :eaeis' Tss hall
onensa as> da!SS r E Fs F;snp%e! %
OLD. WESTERN ELT, sedy.
AZ eoT IL No
t. 1csuar mcotinc OF this Counci! on Tuesday eFen
ie Aug IT, ot the Council sooIls- Members u Esana
tii. " ~ 3oo4 1-A'4 A@es'eA"
11EspEn1A 1onGR =, NO. al. A. F. A1spessl L;p*
cnmn1,nitation.-Ntil meet for work WeuncsaaE.
Au: IS nj y sharp Masscr Masy;as ana .st tne;f
ES & ss ;s;i;s to
CuAs. Il BRENNAN. Secretary.
APOLLO CoMMANDEkY. NO !, K. THE mem,
ters II Ibis Coupnndery who hare not receive p
t- quota Of Invitations requested to CAL oh te
Itrs,nirr on MoptiAy, Isl Fltth-av- ana receive
t,'1n. rs ,hat viii be the very last opportuni1y.
IAe+D' ~s $ ~ a i. TIFFANY, Recorder.
Ar01,,o coMHANDERY, NO. I. K T:-Teu viii
rssnmh3s mt headquarters In camp this tsunonJ!
1uur1.ne $50 o'clock sharp, EQUIPPED twicaoa, VIII u,
, 1880-08-15

IIEspEnIA LODGE NO. Ill. A. F. A. Aspessal
Au: IS nj ~ m. sharp. Nas:cr Masp:'s and tnesF
fngSis fiji sn1ner aTe Of Kandoph md Maisted.s,s
a-@A4 WI " ~ JAMES SMITH. ". NJ
c43Ac II BRENNAN, Secretary.
, 1880-08-15

A1CYONE COUNCIL No. az, AL AKCANuA:
TO nlcmperx-rou n:e requested 70 pe b pIssen. 1
luz Auc i; Ut the Council roouss Members u Gsnna
euo'1@'' A''1 o. c FOSTER, Regent
, 1880-08-15
Gle is limited and can be very detnit1y a..

Gle is limited and can be very definitly as.
certained, and the rules Of trade prescribe
certain conditions which exclude anysudden
increase ofQuantity. But the worlds food ia
thereby affected in price only collaterallyand
not at all seriously. Even the rage Of specu-;
lation will not be able to maintain mess oork
rs an article Of commerce in any great guam
tity in future years, anda corner on this par-
ticular variety Of the hog species will never
be. disaster. America has assured tha
world an abundance Of cheap food for ages
to come, in the absence Of great natural
calamlties that cannot be foreseen or ayerted.
, 1880-08-15

the boy-baby. AS soon as the eyes Of tae
girlbaby open in wonder upon the "otlo
they seem to reflect faint glimpses OF tna1 III
tuitive eperceptive faculty which distinguishes
the female sex. The big boy~baby "douoles
his fist in very suggestive pas
disagrecable way; the girl-baby lies
in the cradle with an open pa.m*
The boy-baby scowls; the girl-aaoy smiles
seraphicalIy. as if already familiar with tne
art Of fascination. The boy-baby flngs nus
arms about frantically, and kicks on LIN
socks; the movements OF the girl-baoj at7
graceful, and if she walls her cry Is prosesT
ing rather than defiant like that OF the ooj~
baby.
Hero is girl~baby resembling the i'S:
grace, purity; and high purpose are even
now discernfble IN the round, dimpled 1aee'
and she Is pronounced second Saint Cecilia
Another is the counterpart of the tuoerose
bud; an expression Of gentleness mlneleo
with firmness shines in the soft blue EYES
ard the little court surrounding the craue
point to the infant us Laura waiting for he1
Petrarch. Another has the bearing OF
Queen,-ofa a Victoria, or of j Maria There's.
of Austria. Another beams forth rays u
compassion from every feature, foreshaao".
Ing q career OF mercy which shall rival tn.''
Of Florence Nightingale in the British army
hospitals OF the Cri1,ea- Another appea4s
for sympathy with the forecast Of llfe ol
devotion and suffering, calling to mind ulo
| fate OF the Maid OF Orleans. And so on
| through the catalos of the worlds helo-
ines. Then, too, the cradles OF tn8
| land arc doubtless now occupied o5
Infant Elizabeth Cady Stantons, Dr. May
| Walkers, Anna Dickinsons, Susan D.
Anthonys, Belya A. Loekwoods, and ha-
tiltla Joslyn Cages. It may be difficult 70
realize that these estimable women "eEe
ever babies, and that they gouged their beau
tifui little soul-it eyes with their thumbs VIII
out intending to, and sucked their fingers,
| and cried aloud for the nursing-bottle, ana
! crept on allfours, and how1ed when they
tried to cut their eyc-teeth, and drooled ali
over their little white bibs, as the very best
behaved babies always do. But they were
| the prettiest, cunningest, and brightest
babies Of their time. And their maI9mas
hugged and kissed them, and their pspas
| hugyed and4.Sissed them. and so did lheiF
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-10-30
That Change of Salary.

Judge Hawkins was on the Supreme
CourtSench duriss Brewnlow's tyran-
meal administration, approved the law
and decided that it was constitutional
which declared that all rebels and rebel
sympathizers should be DISTINGUISHED
and not allowed to vote for their own
rulers, including both Wings and Demo.
crats. The Brownlow Legislature
raised Hawkins salary from SO, 200 to
$4,000 a year. But he could not
get the benefit of this under the con-
stitution, and in order to get the 81 900
extra, Hawkins resigned one day to
end that term, and was appointed by
BrOwnlow the next day in order to get
the 81, 600 extra pay.
This is the man that says it was con.
stitutional to prohibit you and me from
voting for the men who are to rule us.
He now, after a sleep of fifteen years,
comes to the surface and expects to be
elected Governor on the division of the
Democrats about a little matter of
few dollars and cents. Freemen of
Tennessee, will you allow itf Answer
this with your ballots next Tuesday.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-10-30
That Gordon of BayonetS."

Say what you will, there is one thing
certain, Garfield is no fool. He knew
exactly what he meant when he said
he desired to see "cordon of bayonets
placed at the back of these rebel com
munities'-old line Wings and all.
Reader do you know what Gordon"
is? 1t is a line or series of military
posts 50 placed as to cut off all commu-
nication with all outside. This Gordon
was placed by the voice and vote of
Garfield at the back of one of these
rebel communities when Philip Shcri-
dan placed the bayonets of the Federal
army at the back of the Louisiana Leg
stature, and thus drove them from the
State House, where they had been son.
by her people to enact the necessary
laws for their local government. 1t
was again placed at the back of the
South Carolina Legislature, and that
venerable old Commonwealth, old line
Wings and all, were compelled by this
Gordon of bayonets to do the bidding
Of military despot. 1t was again
placed between every freeman who
dared to think for himself and the bal.
lot box in Tennessee by Brownlow in
1865. And who declared that this
was righteous act2 Answer: Alvin
Hawkins, the Republican candidate for
Governor, who finds, on a close count,
that he will need few votes to beat
the Democratic nominee, and to secure
these few votes he is going round talk.
ing soft talk to the old line Wings for
their votes, the very men that he
put the brand Of treason upon that it
might remain forever That's what
the Gordon Of bayonets means.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-10-30
Martin and Taylor,

Coils. A. B. Martin and A. A. Tay-
lor, candidates for elector Sd district
on the Democratic and Republican
tickets respectively, addressed our cili-
zens at this place last Saturday. Col
Martin opened the discussion in very
able and eloquent speech of one hour,
in which he showed that the days a
Republican rule are and ought to be
numbered that that party had served
its purpose aud. performed its mission
and should and must now retire-step
down and out Of power. He gave the
party credit for all the good it had done,
and arraigned it for all its iniquities.
He dealt fairly with its record, and in
sisted that the day for blood and cor
ruption, in which it had rioted, had
passed, and with it the necessity for
that party.
Col. Taylor made a very able and
eloquent speech, showing clearly that
he is man of ability. Such ability
will always make itself felt. The man
who can make such an argument as he
made for such a cause, and in the face
of almost certain defeat in his candida
cy, need have no fears in a good cause
with equal chances.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-10-30
The Latest Advic6S.

Our latest advices from headquarters
and from all parts of the State are to
the effect that there is a decided change
everywhere from Wilson to Wright,
and the day of the election will find
thousands of men who have been count
ed on for Wilson who will not abandon
their old party lines, but will quietly
go to the polls and vote the regular
ticket, especially when they see the de-
fections of many of the leading boilers
from Wilson to the Republicans.
This shows that the boiling cause is
now despaired of, and that they are
leaving the camp daily and rapidly.
All along the line from Knoxville to
Chattanooga, to Nashville and Mem
phis the tide is from the boiling faction,
some, such as Joe Gift, going to the
Republicans, while the great body of
quiet old Wings and Democrats see no
safety outside of the regular Democrat
&c ticket, and to this they are rallying
by scores now, and will by thousands
at the last hour, when it comes, as it
must, to a choice between Wright and
Hawkins. Let Wright men every
where stand firm and victory will be
ours.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-10-30
Secret Circular.

A secret circular has been handed
around the last few days in the interest
of the Republican party, and especially
of H. B. Case the carpet-bag candidate
for Congress in this district. But our
people know Gen, Dibrell too well, in
both war and peace, to be"caught by
such a strategem as that. Dibrell is
with the Democratic party in favor of
good, well regulated tariff that will
promote all interests OF our people,
While Garfield is publicly pronounced
'Jor free trader and against the tariff.
Mr.. Case is late of Ohio and is propos.
ing to use the division of the Democra.
cy to restore carpet-bag rule in Tennes-
see. Tennesseans, g!qnd to your party
and down with carpet-baggersl
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-10-30
Henry Clay SIandered in His
Grave.

Alvin Hawkins taking advantage
of the dissentions among Democrats is
now appealing to old line Wings and
telling them that the Republican party
is the legitimate offspring and successor
Of the old Wing party. What A
party that was conceived in conspira-
cy to rob the South of multiplied mil
lions of property, born in open viola
ton of the Constitution Of the United
States, and tho fugitive slave laws of
Congress, and that grew up on the spoils
Of intrigue, and rioted in all the cor.
ruptions Of their government from the
lowest whiskey ring to the rape of the
Presidency itself, legitimate offspring
of the old Wing party
Mirabile dictu!!! That all these iniqui.
ties are the out-growth of the teachings
OF the departed sage Of Ashland
If to-day, when Alvin Hawkins
speaks at Fayette in Macon county.
on the old Kentucky border, he should
utter such a sentiment, the Wondering
body of Henry Clay would verify fic-
ton and turn over in its coffin, and bis
departed spirit would brood over the
land he loved o we'll till million of
Kentucky's valiant sons who once fol.
lowed his fortunes to glory, but who are
now in the serried ranks and shouting
hosts of the national' Democracy.
would arise to repel the SANDER and ST.
lence the slanderer
Shades Of the mighty And ghosts
Of the departed Forbid such a Sian
der upon the immortal and honored
dead
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-10-30
The Twenty Negro Law.

We have been slow to believe that
the boilers were in sympathy with the
Republicans; but recent developments
show clearly that they are.
The fact that Wilson and Savage,
from the very beginning, nave not had
a word to say against the Republican
party, while they expended all their
efforts to break down the Democratic
party which has sustained and upheld
them; the fact that recently they seem
to rejoice over the defeat of the Demo
Gratis in Indiana; the fact that some Of
the leading boilers, among them Joe
Cliff, Shepherd and Others, have gone
over to the Republicans; and the fact
that the boilers and their papers are
now using the very line of argument
which the Republicans have used to
vilify and traduca the South, to-wit,
the 20 negro law and the low flung cant
of Southern aristocracy, all go to show
that the boilers and Republicans have
one common object and one common
aim, and that is the overthrow of the
Democratic party No Northern man
of sence, and no Southern man of hon
esty can find any thing Intentionally
wrong in the 20 negro law, forit was a
war measure, dictated alone by public
necessity and the demands of hu.
manity, At the time it was enacted
there were in the gulf States of the
South many communities where within
the sound of ASxn there were 500
negroes and not more than fifty whites
in the same compass. If these fifty
white men had been compelled to go
into the Southern army it would have
left their families at the mercy of the
negroes, and opened the way for them
to over run the whole South and de-
stroy helpless women and children.
Another object of the law, and one
not less necessary for the prosecu-
ton Of the war, was to have the soil
cultivated, in order to be able to feed
the vast army then in the field. 1t
was law of war, and a law of necessi-
ty, good in intention whatever may
have been its appearace or effects and
the Southern man who now revives it
after it has been dead issue for 10
years is a hired tool to do the dirty
work of passion and spite for dema-
gogues.
Judge Wright did not support the
law either from choice or necessity; he
was not in the Confederate Congress
when it was passed, and if he had voted
for 1t, no honest man knowing the pur.
pose of the law would impugn his mo-
tives for doing so, Such pure states
men and patriots as A. G. Thurman,
Ihos. A Hendricks and Geo. II. Pen.
dleton never stopped to such low flung
demagugsms.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-10-30
Two Flimsey FaISehOOds.

The Era in its weakness aud want of
argument perpetrates two silly false.
hoods about the reception of Judge
Wright last Monday;
l 1t says cold Bill and jim" the old
omnibus horses refused to do service in
drawing the carriage containing Judge
Wright from the depot. These horses
were not attached to the carriage but
to the band-wagon, and instead of re-
fusing to work seemed to be proud of
the part they had to perform. False.
hood No. l, insignificant as it is,
2 That about "two thirds of the
crowd cried out for Wilson in front of
the Warren House" There were Just
three voices that so cried. This is false.
hood No. 2.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1880-10-30
Old Line Wings.

Judge Hawkins talks very softly to
you to-day after a slumber of fifteen
years, brought on by the overthrow Of
his tyranny. But how did he talk just
before he fell into this little slumber ?
He said .&ou, because you did not
agree wftNhim about the war and its
results, that the Brownlow Legislature
has done a righteous act to deprive you
of the sacred right of the ballot, and
he himself sealed it with Judicial decis-
ion, thus branding you with treason
because you happened to think differ
emily from his way Of thinking, and
that seal would be on you to-day back
ed, in the language of james A. Gar
field, by "cordon of bayonets" of the
Federal government, if it had not been
for the magnanimity of Gov. Dewitt
G. Senter, who broke the bands that
Hawkins and Brownlow put on you,
and bid you to vote as freemen.
viii you be caught by this soft talk
and place your own necks and
those Of your own children under the
yoke again ? If so, that opportunity
will be afforded you next Tuesday.