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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
NOW TO SAVE ras nIRDs

DBolori lg the fact thai, a. the pres
en' time. the ladies' should be the prin-
cipal Gauss OF tho destruction of the
most beautiful birds IN our woods, the
APrEAL offered few days ago q plea
in behalf OF the cruelty Us sd soDgsters.
There are ladies who gentleness,
meroifulneB aud consideration will
no. allow the q TO M Ike personal or
nsmen,s Of portions OF rutbles,ly CLAIM
birds. Tn 4se a1d other friends OF our
Winged favoritei des'r1 to know how
they can Ell sctu lily stop the brutal
deCtru ,tioa that Is going ON. The first
effsctual Btop to use Is ths influence,
eIoqueocs and tho Chain Of witchiDg
smiles ia aid Of our L'gi,)atuIe pass
ing such a Law on the subj sct as that
passed In New York Slata last year,
That law makes it unlawful for any
person 10 kill or catch "a1y bird OF
song or any linuet, bus6iri, yellow
ham er, yellow bird, thrusl, wioi.
pecker. oltoird, psewse, swallow, mar
tin, bue jay, oriole, kidee,
snow biri, gyass bird, gross
beak, bobolink, ptmSe bird, hum
ming bird, wren, meadow
lark or Startling, or aoy wild bird other
than a game bird. Also. no person
shA purchase, or have IN poas 9ssion,
or expose for sale auy ouch song or
wild bird, or any par thereof, at or
the same has hcen killed" The vio-
lat'on Is mlda a mjsd5msan0r, pun
ishsbls by imprsonWeat for not less
than five nor more than thirty diy3,
or by fine Vt not lesl than $40 nor
mlte than $50 Adj means for en-
hrciog tho law, aud by It's operation
the women who ara withou. c)mpai.
sou can b. prevented f;om gratifying
their cruel d eirGs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
Is WAR COMINGr

There is something ominous about
the way some OF the European powers
are increasing their armies, arms and
military supplies, France has increas-
ed her forces, and Germany 10 blowing
her example. The Balkans disturb
ance has turned AustriR's attention
tawards its army, and Russia ia laying
in army supplies aud trying to borrow
money. That country has disturbed
all Europe by its expressions in Bul-
gaia, and now IL acts aB il en- the eye
Of war; Russian newspapers contain
government advertisements for an
enormous amount of war material, ia.
Guiding material for $4,000 tents, 500.
00j oloaks for eoldierz, 100000 pairs
oil b1otI; also, for Runpowder aud
bullets, to bs delivered ia April at the
atest AS ths field cannot ba taken
in The winter, all this points 10 pro.
catdings 10 be taken in the spring.
Germany h 6 invested much OF the
large capital lying idle thera in Rus.
e'aa bonds, but tae immense amount
q debt Russia 10 staggering under has
evidently alarmed that country, for an
attempt by Russia to borrow there is
without success, and il is now at
tempting to raisa 100000 roub es in
Pals All these things give s.ry
pyonisa for peace next summer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
SPECIALS TO The APPEAL.
A LADY KILLED BY A LOCOMO-
TIVE.
Another Failure In Little Rock
Riot Among COIOred Baptlsts
Ia Nashville.
IsPEcIAL 70 rar 4 ARR

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn December q.
Mrs. LIZ g SgiCk, in attempting TO
cross the Nashville aud Chattanooga
track at the Montgomery avenue Crosse
ing. lost her 10 ltiDg aud fell in front
of an approaching engine which
passed ovsr he. seve ing both legs
near tee hip joints Che d ed in few
hours.
I-ham R. F5iqor. OF this Ci'y, went
to Shell Mound this morniDg for The
evowed pu-po Of visiting Co'e CITY
end killing D.. K. DavlP, physician CT
the Da1e Coal Company, who, he
al eyed, bad trsduced and slanderad
bis vile Reaching Shell Mourd, he
learned that DIR. Davis was there.
Procur ng sho gun, ha went Ia
search Of him, and on Fl aiding him he
Il ed lad Of shot az HIM, SO iously,
though not fatally, wou ding him
FaisoA escaped without being arrested.
Wisdom u SAVERS barn, stable and
carriage house, sGd two CRIBS Of corn,
oa the AmDico'a farm, formerly the
property Of Tomas Uru,chfisld, we're
today destroyed by fire. One thou
fagd bushel5 OF corn, sc eral buggies
a1d Ogricu tUrGl implem We o
destroyed.
Ray Kaylor, the young man charged
with robbing the mail A. Knoxville,
WIS tied today before Unitad Stat g
Comm asioner Bario1 and discharged.
Toere was no evidence duplicating
Kaylor any mora thal any other em-
D DYE Ut tue pnsiC flee.
Tom Mac Mahon, en- engineer on the
Alabama Great Southern railroad, got
intn difficulty tonight with Bardey
X siser, fireman, AID stabbed him
very seriously, il not fatally. Mac
Mshon has not yet been srrested.
Harry f. Griscom has disposed Of
his stock ia thu Chattanooga CONNER
ciay, aud will Ie,ira from the paper.
1t will be iesusd January % es g
morning daily, in chtrSe of a form ar
employs OF the Oincinnai Commercial
GGzcifs.
The b 'ard OF Mayor and Aldermen
tonight passed al ordinance submit
ting tina question OF subscribing sl0l,
coo in the bonds OF thu city 10 the
Chattanooga and Southeastern Rail-
road Company for the purpose of
bnildiog a railroad from this city to
Bowden, Carroll county, Ga, to con.
meet with the Georgia Central at that
point. The company guarantee to
build the road within eighteen months
after this I'm )unt is subscri bed in this
city. There is much enthu ,iasm over
tho scheme, and the subscription will
undoubtedly bs made.
Toe election will be held February
lat.
The City Council tonight ordered
tho purchase OF site for the erection
OF a market house, the work to con-
mehce as soon as possible, The build
ing will be- located on Georgia avenue,
fronting 100 feet and ruuniOs 400 feet
tn a street on lot betEeen Ninth and
Gilmer.
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RCw Orleans Races.

NKw ORLEANS, La, December 2l.--
This wsl tire frit day Of the winter
meeting OF tbe Louisiana Jockey Club.
Tao weather was clear an cool.
First Race Five. eighths OF a mile.
Little Joe w'r by three le0Pths; Pa
cock ssc nd, jim Btenoan third.
Tina :0al, Fred Ds,i', Bill Smith,
L4wis and R'voke also ran.
Second Rlce.-Three quarters Of o
mile B1nrie 5. won by o length ;
Elsie B. secord, BUR Oak third Time
Il: 5. Miss DAILY, Red Belle and
Claude BrRnnon also ran,
Third Race, -Three.quaitets Of a
mile. Gulnare won by two lengths
Bell Smith second, Kokomicl third.
Time--i:2 1864. Fred Davis also ran.
Fourth Race -0ne mile. AsCola won
by length; Gen. Price seCond b.
nsnzs third. Time-l:52 Elvoy,
Capt. Hammer, B Rim and King George
also ran.
Next race day Thursday.
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pointing cslored men to once. This
was met by member Of the commit
tee with the statement that II might
appear novel TO this honorable Senator
from q color etaodpoin', but among
white men It was quite common
thing for them to favor and indoiss
eich other for position without reier.
enee 10 politics, and cited instances OF
Rspu olican Senators vJtiug to feat
Demoors!s over R,p9bIc4n compeh'
Tors. Anttaer Enemoer cI tbs drlegs-
ton remarked that the colOrod people
Of the Uoited Stairs could not under
stand why a Republican Senate should
confirm whits Democrats and yet re-
jec. colorsd ones. ingalls, was mnch
Disconnected by this robuke Of his
vots sg ain,t tae confirmation OF Ma
thews and fell back to his old posi-.
ton, TO which Smyth replied that 1t
was gratifying to him TO soc a Dsmo-
cratic President appointing q col
ore1 man Go lucrative
position with the visw oil OBJ iterating
he color line and race prjudices.
The oasr made by ingalls, t. vote to
co firm Matthew's for any position in
New York was not sati .faGtory, as the
c,lored delegation could not under
etand how Mst'hews could be sccep.-
aols to the REPUBLICAN, Soastors for an
Office ia Nav York, bat not for one in
Washington. Toe committee lef
after informing Iugal 8 TIA, the r9jec-
ton Of Mstthe gs by II pu1li-
can s mate would clule a stamp de IN
Tho next Pfesid ,ntial election Of o
larg) aud in ion ial class OF c)lored
vot.rs throughout thu coln'ry. To
which Iogalls could only reply that a
negro who v5tsd the Dlmo9ra ic tick
ct WAS an migrate. I1galls il Eno IN
to Dc oRe OF the shrewiesi and ab!ess
oil the Republican lead r. ia the San
ate, but al who heard the interview
uoi,s in the opiuion tha' the co'oyed
COMMITTEES triumphed over him. So
It seems that the whts Republicans
regard negroes as only &, to vote white
Republicans into Office and utterly
unfit TO hold oflico
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
ON 'CHANGE.

BANK cearings q. New o lea yes.
teGy, S2,S0l, 8'2,
MANCHESTER cloths ard yarns ara
quoted quiet, ra her easiet.
NEw ORLEANS spot cotton wa1 Lice
lower all around yesterday.
In the leading markets breadstuffs
are lOSer AID provisions higher.
CorToN receipts at Memphis ye ter
day were 3439 bales; soipm snts, 5463
balcR, ard rales, 500 ba es stCck o.
band, 150,5O5 bales.
The 'otal yiaible supply of what in
the United States snd O NADIA shows
&c ncfes.e of 100000 bushelf, AID
OF corn 437 600 bushels
ELkB RATE preparations axe MAX
ing for t. third annual reception and
eutertsinment to b. given by the
MsYohau's' Exchange on the so b in
slant.
AT New 0 lears: CrGee-demand
light buF 10 d9Ts fl m, Rec quiet and
weak. Cottoo seed pred quiet hut
firm. Sugar ste ,dy and firm. Nolasets
firmsr but not quotably higher.
Ar Liverpool wheat is quiet ard
steady. The recei It's for the past three
dlys were III 600 cents g, including
100000 American. Com steady, de-
mGnd fair. TIE r. ceipFs of Americ an
corn Tor three da.s pss' were 5000
c=nta's.
VIsIroFs on Charge yesterday: @.
+ Webber, st LOUIS; w. NcO NIB,
Pbi'a ielphis; VIM. Blanks, TrsG want,
Tenn. f l.. Bennett, Holly Sprr g,
MIS- Mss l.. p Bennett, Holly
Spine, Miss. S j. FEST, New YORK ;
/ L-P.. Gause, -Ashpo't, Tenn.
TIE r:caip's Of VII at at eight
WeslerD poi t. fIr tn past week ag-
gyegattd 10000 Lushel', md tue
Shipments fro the same points wele
63S coo bushels. Las W elk the re-
&c pts sgerega.ed 2763 600 bushels,
and the ship meas w5re 100000
bushal9.
'rnE rtcsipt of wheat at New York,
Philadelphia and B,lImore for the
pIst We aggregated 1O06,0G basin
els, and the expOr were sos 0 0
buSbe,E. Last week the receipts 1t
the same p lots aggregated So eco
bushs j. end The exports we LIS coo
bushels.
JoHS w. D1LhARD. Of Dllrd &
Coiin, in response to q request his
written q note to n poletD HiN, Gan.
L +. Patter.on aud o,hsrs, deel'ui G
"a fll lo' 'he office 0, lresdeIt OF the
Cotton Exchange at the rex elec-
tion, en- the grounds that the flea
w0uId require more time than tie
cOGld give it an he would have to
neglect nis business.
fUE Brqdst ee Agency reports 292
failures in the United states during
the weak ending DcCembe II, 1888,
againer 200 in the p ed ny week and
2l7, 305, $50 and go in Tire corr, :
spondiog weeks of 1854 1892 re-
81 ectiyely. MIDI Sta ca 20, New
Eogiaud Stats IS, Southern States
80, Western States Sc, Pacific States
AID Territories 81, Canada 81, Total
in the United ) ates ami Canada, 1913.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
NASHVILLE, TENN
Rhe Cost OF the States Prosecutions.
ESPECIAL TO THR APPEALI

NASHVILLE, Tenn, December 21.--
In the Controllers office today,
Clerk Allen compile ed tables showing
cost of State prosecutions for 1880,
also revenue collections. The former
amounted to 1857, l72 50, agains $780,
992 81 for 1885 and Slsl,3S2 rs for
1884. This Ia alb lut $4,000 less than
for any year within the past decade,
the average for the previous tea years
beiug over $l0l ,0C0 90 lee ions from
al sources for the pRst yesr were
1857 1888 03, against Sl,007 1907 81 in
1885, reduction of nearly $4,000,
Toe Comptroller attributes reduction
10 criminal ,sts to lessening of fTivo-
ltuj proseCu ions, decrease ia crime
an 4 greater care in au sitting bills Of
costs. r ductiOn in collections Is
clearly ss3ribsble to change in man
nar Of assessing private tax, coll
,soti0us from which are smaller than
herotofo O.
The Nlehvills Bas bail Association
met tonight, reorganiz'd for he sea.
Coa Of 1887, elected oGicers, and re-
Ceived numerous applications from
persons 10 manage and play in the
leNm. In Geographic correspondence
with several, Que will be selected this
week. all the fl6, 600 worth OF stock
has been raised. Enthusiastic meet
log.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
aIGmTARIFF RESTRICTS LABOR.

Our high iaiff system has practi-
cally cut US OF from sellirg most de-
scyiptions OF our manufactures in the
markets Of the world. Those com
modities are practically restricted fo'
sale only to such Gu tim as can lie
found within the area of the United
Slstss At the came time invention
is continually introducing decreased
supply, and enterprise putting up fac
tories, furnaces and machinery, 81
thst cur power as people to produces
hss became laTgir than our ability 10
consume. Already fears are expressed
thst row the business demand is i'm
proving there will be a glutted msr
ket in maDy articles. Notwitnstand'
ing Inc heavy demand from railrosds
under construction, such fears have
been especially uttered as ito cur
iron trade. The consequence
of what is called 'over.produe-
tioL"-but which 10 nothing but
high tariff exclusion nom foreign mar
kets--we felt strongly enough duriog
the depression now passing away.
Goods accumulated lar beyond toe
home demand; the surplus weighted
down the market; prices fell, employ.
ment became scarce, aad general dis
tress prevailed. Are we 10 learn moth
ing from such painIul experience
We might at least have the prudence
to admit freq Of Guty such raw
ma'e,iale, and partially raw materials,
as will increase sources of employ
meat for our lRhoring population.
High tariff is reaching crisis at
which instead Of protecting labor 1t
restricts labor. Suppose England were
TO tax cotton out of that
country hecanse it is foreign pro-
duciion, we can see what the effect
would be upon labor there. Precisely
toe same effect ia produced here,
vixen foreign material iB taxed out OF
oar market that, II admitted free,
would supply employment to our work
ipg people, and afford profit to their
employers. II Congress refuse to sec
the facts now, they will become pain
fully conspicuous IS time goss on,
Then lower tariff will be demanded in
way that cannot be resisted,
ard the lowering will be much more
formidable than ia demanded just
now. Change is inevitable, the tariff
cannot long besu,taiued at it's present
extravagant, war tax hight. Those who
oppose present change do not secure
tho retention Of high tariff, they only
put of the evil day, and the more OBJ
stinately it is put off the more mo-
mentous the change will be when 1t Ia
accomplished. The bourbon, hide
bound tariff men are tho worst cue
mics the tariff has, but the gods take
away the wits Of those they would de-
eiToy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
AS'IT WAS WRITTEN.
Ehc Sale OF tho water Works Only
an Option AtGer All.

The purchase Of the Memphis Water
Works 10y s. e. Bullock has come to
nought, as will appear by the follow.
ing telegram received yesterday:
NEW YoEE, December 81.
To MosBrs. Be,h,ll, Macrae and others:
The Couooi's decided action deters
Bullock's ldends. Bullock has I'M
houoded faith in fair city contract,
md Urged an immediate purchase,
but tn y feared "a collision with the
c ty and declined. Otherwise the
money is ready. will leave Tuesday
or We'd lesisy night. | thiok the 10
aut, unfortunate for Memphis. She
could otherwise have made q contgsct
With On option OF say Eve years, by
W ich cue would hsva saved fully
100000 pos ib'y much more.
A ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
James q Matthews, COlOreI, Nom
MnllnM Aemk IN Amin.

WAsHrNGroN, Dec mher 2l.--The
nomination Of James G. M9.th9e IS,
colored, TO be r corder OF Dads FIR
the District OF Co'umbil, which was
one of thos sent 10 the Senate taday,
v, 6 re erred TO the Committee OF the
Distr ct OF Oolum Ia. 1t ia said IT,
have bsen accompanied by a mo;slge
from the President giving his reasons
for sending in s5CU1d time tee n ma
OF a man who.e Domina ion the Sen
ate had ouCe nj cted Lis reported
thst tbs me9els, after leciGng the
TACT Of the FIRST nOmnation aud ltjoC-
ton, states that large number o.
persons Ia the Dsr.ct rad conceived
a or jndcs agllnst Matthews, which
fact doub,ie-s II lluauC,d the action Of
tho Senate; ttal NJ tthews had row
been ia Office seysa al months aud had
proved his clpability by rescuiug the
recorda OF The ciliGe from loss at
ilegibi ity. and tuat his m'nagem nj
Of the Office had had the eff ct OF re-
moving much Of the Opposition which
formerly excited For lhe'c reasons,
and profs S reg an earnest desire 10 -
operats in securing for c9lorsd men a
Just rec, gnitipn, ne ventures in the
utu o1t good faith to hend in the nom-
instIou agaio, daciaiming, hnwevfr,
any intention OF QUESTIONING the pre-
vious action OF Inc Senate in the
pr mises.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
RequIreIuenIso Aliens 40 Become
CIIIgeua.

WARRINGTON, d cember 2l.-Sena-
tor Saulsbury today introduced b,il
providing that after any alien shall
have resided IN the Uni ed S's'es for
three years he msy prsssut his pei-
ton for admission 20 citiz 'nship This
petition shall be accompanied by ths
affidavit of cit zen, sIatirg that the
pc itioner has lived three years in the
United Sgstes and one year within
the State in which the application ia
made, and that during that time he
has behaved Oh a man Of good moral
character, Upon thG pres lDlation Of
the petition the clurs saall
grant n certificate ttsilg the facts,
whereupon the petitioner shall h
subj CT TO all the duties Of cit zsnahjp
and have oil tho rights thereof, exc pit
that he shall no. he entitled to vote
until two years have elapsed iron the
issuau 9 of his certificate. Minor
children Of foreign bora citiz ms shall
have the rights Of cit'z3ns, provided
thsv have lived ihree yea within
the United States. No person shall
be dnmtsd 81 ci'iz lnship who cannot
speak the English language.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
Personal MEN rION.

FoRT Extra (Ack.) Tribune: Miss
Eva Mitch al, an accomplished young
lady Of Men Dhis, will spend the h oil.
dsys with Mr.. and NrB Tonuey.
GAMLATM lrenn) Examiner: Mrs.
Battle Sullivan of this piece is a car
didate fpr the EnSross.RS Clerk hip #
,ha House, Sle is especially well
qualified for the duties of the office.
RcssDNIy (Niee.) L'a1er: Mr.. T. Il
Mcclure and wl'ereturned from Mem
uhis SUNDAY. Ool Yarger and Mr..
George Y S'1it returned f5w days
siaGe from Memphis.
CLAReNDoN (Ark.) SuG Mics Isa-
bel M, SCO,t, who has b5Hn ab ent for
tte past two months on visit to re,a
tiveB aud friends as Memph q, reiuraed
home by Steamer OhicKistR.
CHAR b BRINKLGy, for long time
one Of the leading lawyers OF Dewitt,
Ark and vel kuo gn, has abandoned
the practice Of law and gone to
preaching. Hs 10 Of tie hodist
persu ,sion.
CHATTANOOGA Tjmes; The Rev. J.
M. Roberton LEFT f1r Memphis last
nipht. TIE r1auy friends OF Wiley
Patten ware g'ai e. welcoms him back
yesterday eft on absence Ia Mem.
phis, Lsw Handmtn, Of Cipcinn lti,
arrived tie C ~ yesterday 10 sitead
tbs funeral oil his brother, Anthony
| Haudman.
LEtANp (Niss) Record. There is
no 6n'r gentleman, puer irjend, nor
nobler patriot than Gen. Chalmers,
AID we commend him 60 all a. a man
worthy Of their confidence and PAT.
rJnege. M Sam Hin, the clever eX,
press egen', has rome 10 Memphis "a
recteate, and Nir. Powers, Of Vcks-
burg, is doing duy.
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NASHVILLE, rEVN., December 2l.--
For aume months past thu FIRST
Oolored Baptist Church nf This city
h 2 been involved in bitter quarrel,
which arose primarily from The calling
of Il 4. Huffman, Of Louisville, 10 the
psslorag9. The inteliRsn part OF the
congregation opposed calling him on
accou nc of his bad character in Louis
Vile, but were ovsrrued and Huffman
came. He was soon arcu ied OF inn
proper conduct toward the women of
the church, anu several laid their
shame at hi' door. He had an uosc-
countable influ snce over the ignorant
20 ,tion Of the congregation, how.
ever, aud msnsged to hold on.
II was announced that he would
preach on "RAtllesnakes" Sunday
night, and as this wes construed ss
personal 20 his enemies, large con-
eregslion gathered, armed for row.
he, however, postponed his sermon
until touiaht The church tonight
WIS packed with Hutman's armet
adheren,s, and an augrv mob sur.
rouoded the building. Hudman, on
the advice OF friends, did not W ash
his ra't'eenske sermon. As he lef,
the church the mob surgtd toya d
him madly He drew two pistols a. d
fired into tao crowd, bat no one ~
lSnoWn "a be hit, Shots were returned,
aud Huffman had % the church, He
escaped thro 1gh a back w,ndoF, bu,
the crowd, thinking ho Is Inside, are
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
HELENA, ARK.
Tho FarmR rs A association want Cot.
IOn Wrappipg Instead Of JIte.

loi hbiAb ~ I'm ~ hAlA'l
HELENA, ARK December zl.--At q
meeting cf he Phillips Quay Wheel,
an agricultural Organization OF farm.
ems, yesterday, resolution wss sdopt.
sd ssking the co operation Of the Ma
tiouRl Coffin Planters Assoc.a ION
and al cot on sxchangef, 10 substitute
cotton Wrapping for cotton bales in
stead Of tie jute b'pgiag which is
now used, TIE reasons advanced for
the iutended change sIe that the C f.
ton wrapping makes o much neater
hae, aud 81 would create betlef
demand for The lover g adj 8 Of cotton.
Tina resolu on vas introduce by the
Hon. L. Ii, Kiug, and the suhjact nov
S n the hands OF thtss whG vii pros
ecu it5 sCoytion snd use with vigor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-22
TEE nEGRora ANnrnGALLs.

President Cleveland has doae moro
20 ob itsrate race pr JUDGES and to
produce a kind feeling between the
whites and blacks than any man in
the United tates. His .commenda-
ton in HE recent message ihat the
e yernment refund TO tina ignorant
grors the amount ont of which they
we O swindiei by the Frecdnen's Saw
log Bank has Satilded the colored peo-
pie that they have a sinteIe friend Ia
the President. When the nomination
81 Ma thawe, Cll7re3 man, was sent
30 IRE Senate - succeed Fred Doug
lass az Recorded Of ID eds Tor the Dis
t'iot Il Columbia. Mattbewss nomi
nation was leiea cd by he Republican
Sen1to I13alavotyd agains, his con-
H'"aioa upon the ground that Ia
pdIu. want u encourrga co osed De.
mecrScy, The qualifications Of
hathew, both as regards good
cha ectar snd ability, were admitted.
Tho rejection Of Matthew'S by
the rim g sold vote of the Re.
pu5.ic'u Senate, while the Democratl
cast slnost a solid vote for his con
fir nstjon, pr5da,ed general surprise
and II iversal indignation among the
ool'red people in every fection OF The
'Uaioa. A few days since delegation
Of l'ortd ciiGns wa I d Ga Iugalls ia
sdvtcata the conformation OF Met.
iheFs L wascom2 posed Of Mr.. Smyth,
Eek Mi2i5ter TO Liberia; robert w.
Tom kline. well known colorad CHI.
IN & Washington, rni Wm. II,
B'ark, rnss'ly three ygars a resident
Il Washington. All sr5 II apublicaap
nrd lave neyo; voted % Dsm,cra Il
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