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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22

According To :, proclamation is-s
sued hy Mayo or K chsrdsoh cali
atnu on the citizens OF Pulaski andk
aGi!ts Louu:y TO Assem- lie at the s
,curt-house for the purpose "t pay
I NJ tribute to the memory OF oull
ate beloved AID distinguished clt.!
> izcn. Ex-t3overnor John G. Brown
IN vast concoursc, consisting OF q!
q ar.e majority OF the best sncl
most substantial men of the couh
3try met at II u. when the meet !
,ny was called to order hy thtI
q Mayo.
4 Ga motion of Hon. FlonrnoyI
&R,vers, Judge Thos. VI. Jones was
81 called to the chair. Judge Jones
made short address appropriate
to the occasion. On Col. Scion f..
h Rose's motion Hon. Flournoy Xiv
b ers was M de secretary the meet
s ing.
b Gil. Rose then male short adj
q lress commemorative oil Gov
EBrowu's lire and services
On motion Of C |. Rose the fol-
Blowing gentlemen were appointed
las committ. on arrangements to
Eprepare for the reception o. the re
#nains at the depot at this plac'
1,nd 10 escor, III. body to it- destl-
M1atioh:
q r.. A. Mitchell, Chief NJ trshsll;
@Capt. A j. Bsllentine; Maj. j b.
Stacy; E.q. A. w. Ioore; HIM
3 3r.nn.n; Heary AFRO ~smith (
: + NJ Ezall; A. T. Rsu.h; j G. Rob
Mats; Alex Pedcn; b. f. Carter
LIE. Suite and rheo. r Richardson
&The Chief Marshall Vas vested
with tie authority "a add suc'
: So,her uam. : as he should dee'
proper.
The following we're appointed q
comm. ttea TO mee, al Col. Rose
,tfice at3p IN. anil adopt sue
I, aresolutions a. they might see tit
= q esard 10 he death of thus gre
: E,on OF Tennessee AMI Giie counts
he committee 10 rel ort AZ 9 o'clos
rIesday morning:
j. CD. s ,ian + II 81, Chairman
81 camm,t,e, Hon. T. w. Ewin
UAmo. u. Richardson; Judge A
" Aher.ath,: Jnc. I. Alien: Ho
F,ournov RIVER; Hume X. Steel
Iudye f. ID. P,ttersoi Judge
o' Award: ) %. w. Dyer; J. IL. Shor
Nv. II. MyCallum; DIR. G. Z. ABB
: nathv; l.. +. Aheraathy; J
4Gr.nt and Field Arrow smith.
- A re,oluti.,l was offered by he
!" SFlaurno. Rivers req resting luu
r. nPatter.on, of he ,ircu court, al
;. HIudse AherEa by, OF the chance
70 Heourt. no; h al WATCH are p.iw
~ session, tn adjourn their respect
acourts during the sersh es
3resolu,ion also asktd all OF
abusiness mea of the cit, and
acounty oilis.s Ia c!o.e during
zservice. Reso. ntion passed
81 MIR. Rivers motion WAS amel
AID by Mr.. w. r. Craig TO incll
has Hthat he sheriff be rcques ted
. ,Hhavs tho courthouse bell to'
Aand the pastors OF the differ
was Tchurches have their bells toll
.'dsE false. while the remains were be
ers, icon yeyed from tie depot and
md 1.-The ceuerter, the meeting u
: / adjourl ed to meet at . ocle
Tuesday morning.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OFFICERS.

Theo Kit hardsp r,yhr: lob, w Dya
r., order; N scponald city marshal; J
Flip Din olio' man
ALDERMEN
Joh,. y Dyer, J l. lesis, N g Csmody
Bumrass, PM Rzell, II Eosongran'
Meetings Of the board last Thnrsda
night ineseh month ut Nay oi's 'iheo.
n norr oihce- South-enet c'ri'er, up
stAiir over corner drus stOro
E,.or ltr'4 Ohico - Adiaauitg mag y =.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22
STR ED

From my lot, oa Big Creek, one ba,
lEily, spot In ioreilcaa, slig bleEii-l
fiust lbJvv lett front knee, left hint
sanklc mas "a cur on {. Reasonable re-
lward Tor her return or any Information
slvading To her recovery.
1 EDGAR NOODARD,
: Big Crnk.
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f.: p. o..

Don't waste time and money am. IN
-. GODDESS rnrture with the KNIFE
when ethiopian Pile Uintmsnt VII ~
,ort i.,st.nt reli.I az Certain cur" y
ovary q ,se of blind, bleeding, itching
ioterosl and external piles. kanguh
Root .Medicine Co, Manu- acs1'e.s
Nashville Tenn. 90 cents anu y,
sofle. sold by Craig u McIfmo'e'
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22
Deafness Can't be Cured

~ local application, as they cannot
reaeh the diseased portion Of the ear
There is.only enc way 10 cure deafness
and that Ii by constitutional remedies
|Deafuess Ia caused by an iDflamed con
|d;tion of the mucus lining of the Eus-
|,acbain Tube When this tube get
|inflamed you have q rumbling sound OF
limperfect hearing, and when IL IL en-
Itirely closed Dcainrs- II the result, am
|unless the inf .matiou can he taken on
land this tube restored 10 its normal con
lition. hearing will be destroyed for
lever: nine cas-s cut oi ten are cause
Inv catarrh. which is nothing but an In
'damed condition OF the mucus riacei
We will give One Hundred Dollar
for any case OF e4iness, tcaused oy ca
farrh.) that We cannot cure by takiD
|Uall,s Catarrh Cure. Send for circl
lars, free.
y sauolm Toledo, Ohio.
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n. i. N. @.

Don't suiler any longer but use Tan
ner's lntallible Neuralgia Cure, the
only infallible Cure on earth for All
forms OF neuralgia and nervous head
ache. Rangum Root Medicine ca.
Manufacturers, Nashville, rcun. sJa
per box. Sold by Craig McLcmor,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22

Let US give the readers of the CITIZEN
\ little timely advice Hot weather L.
coming and with IL collie, cholera NOR
nus, dysentery and disrrhet. The only
safe way % combat these diseases Is TO
Secp scme reliable remedy AT hand, AMI
al who have tried hamherlain's Cnlic,
Cholera and DlarrhGa Remedy viii all
mic that II Is the most prompt, reliable
and successful n"dlclne known for these
Ii costs but rs or 10 cents.
and may be the means of saving YOU or
\ our family much suffering. Ii not lite
itself, before tho summer Ia over. For
ale by Craig & McLemorc, Druggists,
pulaski. 2Oiun-tf
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22

II Won want old papers t" pnt unnei
.carncts. TO cut patterns from, 10 Wral
mn bundles, or tor any other purpose
call NJ the CrrizKN Office and get large
whole, clean papers tor 40 cents pei
hundred
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22

Following are The resolutions
adopted by the Masonic Order:
NAsoxsc TESTIMONIAL TO Gov. JOHN =
BRows, By PULASKI LODGE, No.
l07, r. AND A. NJ.
We are c-lled upoa the 81 COMO
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22

Pn!aski Gamma ndery. h. y" l2i
Pope. Kim Ton nandor w N9iroh' ne
cordor. :, NJ
Pula, Council K. ~ =. dasterr, NO -
J Gro ;, Tn Ill. Master; F Winehip' h"
Pulaski hnpter, k. A. NJ No. 20; !"
Craig, II nj Arrowsmi'h, Eseoid der p u
Pulsski odge. F, ~ No lol; q
Ewing. w 81; q Pope, Seey
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22
LODGES

INDEPENDET ORDER ODD FELLOWS.
PpI.ski Lodge No. l2-- Meets every Frl
dAy night nt odd Follows ilail, c"rner IL
and Flower = rect, j k. BumPars, ~ !"
Innna NIL enn K. s.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22

rleAso remou. hor that ~e charge for eolt
,onary oticae, tho rats oe,he "hS Oe"' f''
word Announcement on de"ths h0
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22
IGHTs OF PYruiA

stonowan Lndto. No. l2Nceta every
.r,csdav night at X fir. Tall west side OF
square. j Ii Iightioot {; Y Mason Y
q; W 4 wilpon, +; } VIII te, +" OF
a,nrkoy Duncan NJ Of +; Mark Airowsmi'h
NAV A Roee X y :
Uniform rnik Dixie Dvi i'm. "ee''
ever, lrt Tuosdn, in each m"r'h.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22
r IL SALE.

Four M. Milch Cows. All frat
class COWS. Apply to
w. G. DAVIS,
laugSt Pulaski, Tenn.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22

with the aid OF n vet) fine magnify
ling glass you can see microbes, the IN
sect which causes cholera, and with
,Ganter's magic chicken cholera cure
tthe microbe destroyed instantly
so"ld by Anderson Il Co.
..ssnx-sz- -zxxrs=s= "A y-asx ~,-T,asrrsf ~
All monthly disorders peculiar TO wo
sm9n are corrected and much sullerln
avoided by use OF Bradheld's FemaI
sRcgulator.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22
BIv,UACS

lohn If Woodbridge. No = eot- hrst SAT
ur,lnv in each month Mt Y NJ hall.
& Mitchell, president; rheo Richardson
corresponding secretary
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22

AMERICAN LEGI IN IF HON 'h
Richland Council, No. 400. IL 9 eLau ,
zine, commander; J A Casey, seey
Rankin. collector Meets At anu vi hufs
dAy nights at Rnnnistcr Hall.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22

IL. /. wood, druggist at t"rrst itv
Ark ., says: "OAvh'S / ink Mixmr,
,aved my boys lille while suffering
rom liaranea aud summer complaint
For sale 10y Craig Il McLemore
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22
CITIZEN AGENTS.
Club Rates Sl.25 per Year.

Fri,nds who sill act as e'u'
,v,nte for The CITIzEN w'l please
send us word The I li''win2 a'n
t,cmen have kindly consented an
,.;u take subscriptions:
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22

>. Il hO>F. III M
A. J. ABERNAi ii \,
Il w. EWING,
A. X. RICHARDSON
JOHN T. ALLEN,
FLOURNOY RIVERS
HUME r. STEELE.
r ID. PATTERSON,
III. w RID,
JNO. w. DYER,
j. Is. SHORT.
w. II. McCALLUM,
G. c. ALTERNATELY,
L. K. ALTERNATELY,
+. ARROWSMITH,
J.F. GRANT.
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ROYAL, ACANUM

A y q W
nc MoLaurine, NJ Wv Fell, sec
J Z Rankin, fnabcier. Nee'S %h" MI"
Monday nightas
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22

FrionJrhip Lodge No lea J SRI
Lrn, dictator; Il Clay MeLaurire, reporter =
II Arrowsmith financial reroT er; jas
Oakes. treasurer. Meets I and ord rnuAS
nights at Bannistor Hail.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22

ai,os Council, No 449. Adolph aerste
soent. i A Cuyco. sec'y; u Arrowsmith
oile,.or. Moets end and 4th Tuesday
,qhta Mt Banuister Hall.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-08-22

We are going to have big fair
this fall
S.v.ra persons fr IN this lace
went out to the basket dinner at
Blooming Grove Sunday.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

All trcspa3Aers and other galool,
white or black, male Or female, ana
ANY and &lI persons found trefpassinl
in or upon the following described
lands Of the waters thereof, by l.uu,in.
1riishingiwill represented, to!the full
"xlent Of the law. The lands arr
nore fully described a. follows:
Southeast quartz. ana East half O
Northeast quarter of section 5, and
tots 2tU and 252, section s, township
%, range 5 east. Southwest quarter
of Southeast quarter and Southeast
quarter of Southwest quarter, and
North west quarter of Southwest
quarter Of section 2, and West half OF
Northeast quarter and Northwest
quarter Of section 3, saa East half OF
Northeast quarter of sectiou4 Town
ship % Range 5 East.
Any and all persons who tresrass
on these lauds, by entering thereon
or fishing or hunting in or upon the
same or in or upon the waters there
of will be prosecuted to the full ex-
tent of the statutrs therein made
a nd provided.
/ Is, ,8nl. b. B. BLoUNT.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

This week o petition from the clerks
to their employers to close the store.
at $3.50 from May, 1st. to Sept. LIST
was carried around and met with the
approval of all the principal business
firms with one exception. Is this
contrariness, Unborn meanness, or
pure "cussedness''? 1t can't be fear
that they will lose a penny by doing
30, for every other merchant will be
closed consequently nothing can be
lost to any n
The poor devil OF a clerk lsbors
faithfully during the winter months
from daylight until ten, eleven and
often twelve o'clock, and yet this
boon is denied them, and why?
Simply because one mans sordid
brain leads him to believe that hewill
disappoint the ladies by closing so
early.
1t Is not justice. that the clerks
whose employers are willing to close
should DO kept this extra half hour
by this one man. There r other
men with as large brains and if they
can see no loss, is1hls worthy cit
liens vision to be the criterion by
which all shall go? We believe, yes,
we are sure, there are not a half dozen
ladies in town that desire the stores
to keep open They would rather
have the men and boys at home or
taking some healthful exercise, than
to have tn e cooped up like so many
chickens. The re are no men on earth
more chivalrous, or more willing to
make sacrifices for the ladies than the
Southerner who Is an Ameri can, and
there are no ladies in existence who
more richly deserve this than our
Southern women, but we know their
pc nervous natures to well TO think
that they would require this useless
and s~enseless sacrifice.
CLERKS.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18
PAsCHER.

Easter Sunday IL the principal fes.
tival Of the Christian year, observed
in conmemoration of the resurrcc'
ton OF our blessed Lord. 1t is 0:
Apostolic assign aud took the plac'
Of the Jewish Passover, with the date
Of which it was intended nearly tc
coinoide. In the early days of the
Church it was celebrated with great
enthusiasm. It was the favorite
time for administering the sacra'
ment Of of baptism.
The week before Easter Sunday is
called Holy Week and tho daily ser.
vices ars designed as means Of special
preparation and humiliation fol
Good Friday, the day on which
Christ was cruoifed. All Christians
should gather around the cross this
day and contemplate the death Of
Gods only Son for their redemption
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

4.
We direct attention 20 the hands.
soEs advertisement sfMr. Geo. Lake,
which will te found in anocher col.
ulrt.' Mr.. Take haaaeterIlined to
make a specially Of tGe e~artists ard
buggybusiress az; he' has thesenergy
and snssrfrise, anG fs wen prepared to
shew them up, and last bus by ho
meSno leasc,, pleffy ofcapisal, hs'is
sure to succeed. Therefore if you
want to ride in anything from
a baby carriage to ! earry-log, 90 end
examine the stock, and we have no
doubt but that he can fill your want,
inssanaer, if n~otseoner, and 1T prioet
to suit che times.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

Our choice for representative from
this county in the next Legislature IA
first, lasb and every othbr time -
DR. WIN. MCsWINE.
Pafers proceeding any ftfther with
this aftiole-in simple Justice to the
gentleman himselt-we wish'it to be
understood that we have never men.
toned this subject to him. From
our knowledge OF him we 90 rot
think he desires the ofice-because
of the pecuniary sacrifice it would
entail upon him, but we believe also,
that il called upon by the Democrat
ic partly to become their standard
bearer in the coming campaign he
would not hesitate, for one instant,
but would cheerfully accept that or
any other post to which duty called
him. .'
Our reasons for prefering Dr.. Nc
Swine for shis particlar Office at this
particular time are both obvious CO.
gent. In the arst place he is emin
emily we'll qualified for the position.
and in the second place we believe
him to be the most suitabls and most
acceptable man-to all factions--by
large odds, IN the county, In add.
ton to a well balanced and well
stored mind, and a very superior
Judgment he would bring to bear in
discharge of his legislative duties the
advantage which four years exper-
fence in the same position has given
him; and this advantage, and conse.
quent knowledge Of parliamentary
law, is a large factor in making i
man an efficient legislator. When il
the legislature before, he took a high
stand, and his daily associates and
most intimate friends were such men,
and such statesmen as the lamented
w. A. Percy, Of Washington, ano
Rube Reynolds, of Monroe.
1t is not our intention to make this
article a.eulogy. Tie gentleman Of
whom we are writing Is well known
to the people Of this county sud his
ueignbors are all his friends; and
those who know him best, love him
most. Although u physician by pro,
fession, it lie well known that he has
long since given up the practice, ii.
order to devote his whole time ant
attention to his farming interests,
He would, therefore, be entirely &C
ceptable to the far ming element, foi
his entire personal inter ests lie il
the field. To the citizen of the town
he would be equally as acceptable
because Of the implicit confidence
they have in his sterling integrity
and moral honesty of purpose from
which nothing could swerve or sway
him. Taken altogether we do MOI
believe there 10 another man in the
county upon whom all the different
elements could so readily and happi
~ unite. We believe that if he con
sents to become a candidate he viii
have no opposition for the piece
either within the Democratic part.
or without.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

Mr.. Geo. Lake is evidently of the
opinion that "competition is the life o
oftrade." He hasa new furniture store
in the house adjoining his own, ant
is now prepared to sell any and al
kinds of furniture aud house furnish.
ings goods of every character, at pri,
ces, that defy competition. Call Oh him
one time and find out for yourself.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18
Gs"ood Alliance Endorses Cap 4 II
T4y4or as their Choice fcflGoVernoi Of
Miss.

1s"Dod Alliance Endorsos cap Il Ii
.or as their Choice fcflGoverncio
Miss.
+. tle.Sol snern Heportar
AT a regular meeting ofOrwoOd Al
LANCE. held Oh Saturday, Apr, 10th
'8s. tbs acknowledgements and. colo,
utiors we're introduced by i &orthy
Lecturer. B, II. Payne, which were
unanimously adopted.
Whereas fine time is rapld4y ap-
preaching, when it vii. he opr i'm
pefstiye duty as citizens Of our great
CON wealth, Mississippi. to east
our suffrage for q man h'i the tigh-
est Office in tho gift OF the Cocple o.
the Etate, and
Whereas we bsIieye tGpt. r, H.
Tayl, VI to be Il Irsn CT steri ug quail
~Iities, well suited for, and justly
meritine, tn. high and Ierponaible
office Of Governor Of oug State and
Whereas we believe hiih to be in
full syinpathy With lie farmers
throughoutonr state, az shown by
his letters through the Press, de-
noucing in the GtrnEsst terms, the
great ksgsiuG Trust, therefor be it
Resolved tA~t ii ID The selse OF this
Alliance that Capt. E. II. IAyior il
our unanimous choice fol- the next
Governor Of tuc state OF mississippi.
After introduins the GuOys pr-a.n-
b!cs and RESOLUTIONS: %! worthy LEG.
turer, B. Il. Payne, ia his usual goou
style, spoke OF apt. T@y.or'5 nIer.-
torious character as a Soldier, Law
yer and statesman, ia fact he carried
the entire body solid fer Taylor
In c0uoiusien, Mr.. Editor, ! vouiG
say that cur Alliance i, located
the Pamela and L~atIyette line, with
q membership Of 60, composed Of cit
liens ofboth COUNTIES.
Z. +. MAZE, Secretary
oTOrWood Alliance.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

We were pleased to meet on oul
streets last Tuesday Mr.. Henry f.
Moore al enterprisins farmer of mean
this place. Mr.. Moore has been il
correspondence with l.. Godfrey 4
Co., OF Providence r. |. with regart
to the purchase OF m%schinery for tn,
manufacture Of seemless grain bags,
Irvine, ticking, DC.
The above named firm will furn.
ish the machinery for the am 0.
$4,000 F. 0. B, Capacity of mills
10000 pounds per week in yarn. The,
futhsr state that the owners OF til,
machinery will take an interest H.
tho enterprise in Grenada There j.
L heavy demand for these goods il
Ptlllade. plja and other Northern
cities aud i1 fact, throughout the
whole country. The business men OF
Grenada Will do we'll to Investigate
he matter thoroughly as indeed
they should every proposition which
will tend to the establishment O,
misunderstanding enterprises in Gre.
NADIA. Manufacturing is decided,
ihs grea test hope manv towns in Mis-
sisslpp! can have for future success.
The firms of l.. Godfrey & Co., Provi-
ience R. 7. and W. seabury Sim
mons, I02 Chambers. st, New York,
will cheefully furnish any informa-
ton with regard to machinery IL,
making bagging &c.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

The w. L. DOUGLAS advertised
Shoes are widely known everywhere
rs tn, best value for the money ofany
yet introduced. His celebrated "a. 90
calf seamless shoe Is perfectly smooth
inside, no lacks or wax thread to hurt
the feet, and as easy as hand sewed
shoes. 1t is a pleasure to wear them
Read his advertisement appearing In
this paper from time to time.
GEORGE LAKE, Sole Agent TO
Grenada,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18
For ALE.

Owing to my continued i'll health,
which forces me to retire from the
Newspaper business, | offer for sale
the entire outfit Of the GRENADA
GAZETTE.
Including Subscription list, good
will &c. A good trade will be given
to the right man, My reason as
above..stated, for desiring to sell Is that
my bad health renders it impos sible
for me to givo my personal attention
to tho business. Exchanges please
do me- the favor to make a note Of
above, and greatly oblige.
r.. T. PAYNE.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18
-s4tstea1's GhundtrsrIt-.

The average reader, who does no.
Know what sort Vi tuHu!1. vJ'i5 .tgo
launched from the olympus, o.
vhiCh E!alstead is the Jupiter. viii
~ grateful to US for furnishing a fe"
4neclmines thereof. We have been
patiently waiting for the reappc"r-
!ncA Of Mr.. Halsteal Chase lsttvl
u February -, 1868, ana our PATIENCE
.l.s ueei4 rewarded. Our readers wi.
sender, after reading the exlrac.:
,ye are about to Reproduce lroul Thai
.rtter, how Plumb, Evarts, FarWell,
Cullon and the rest Of the '~kick!hE
senators had the courage to NEE!
such q man on the baltis field, w
read it several times years ago
say about the time when Mr.. HsI-
stead was "u,akiug it hot for til
Re publican Senators who had Totcf
10 leave Senator Payne uAdiS1urte,
IL his seat. Mr.. Haistcad wrote lib
follows:
"Our army Of the Mississippi i
,eing wasted by the foolish, drunken,
stupid, Grant. He can't organize III
>ontrol or fight al army. have ~
PERSONAL feeling o'"It u but know
ne Is an ass.
.'rncre i; not ammg the whole list
# retired Mujor.Uv&"rals a MAJ WI"
~ not Grants superior. McCI"ilA",
Fremont, Mcdowell, Burnside,
Franklin, even Pope or sumner,
would have been an Improvement
mon tie present comrlauaer Of the
ArAy Of the Mi5atssirpi''
Somuch for Grant. Mkt he goeS
FOR Ny. Lincoln, and says;
"rhe Army West and Est - being
weakened ,;ourly by desertions. II
il the great evil. The thing needful
20 stop it is for the President to give
each commander of the departments
owe to shoot deserters. They must
% ahot by the dozen. The hresl-
tents weak, pulling, padding human
itarisnism is death and hell to the
army. Can't you take him by the
throat and knock his head againsta
wall Until he is brought to his senses
n the war business? DO notspeak
wa.tonly when l say there are per-
sons who would feel that 1t was
.lping God service to kill him, if it
we're not feared that Hamlln is a
bigger fool than be is"
Recollect that this was written when
a was flagl ant, to Mr., Chase VINO
was at that time, Secretary OF the
Treasury under Mr.. Lincoln.
So much for the evils. Now, no"
we're all these evils to be corrected?
Mr.. Halstead "knew 1t ALL and pro-
cesdel TO answer this Question rs
follows:
l.. A General for u Army of the
Mississippi.
Q. Describes shot by order of Com
manders of departments.
g.. Less dependence Oh the niger
and more on the white man,
4. The con solidation Of the fras-
nents of the regiments.
5. Arrest and try Henry May aud
Wendall Phillips for treason.
g.. Suppress the New York Tribune
and New York World.
We cannot add anything to the
richness Of this letter. But we sub
mi, that Mr.. Halstead does not write
like q diplomatic. Imagine, If you
can, the epithets which he would
have hurled at Bismark if the latter
gentleman had refused to settle the
Samoan difficulty to the satisfaction
OF the Minister from ~Pukopolis in the
Buckeye State, or had declined to re-
move the German tariff from Ohio
bacon. 1t is well that Mr.. Halstead
/. to remain at Uome.-Richmeud