The weekly Caucasian. [volume], June 10, 1871, Image 2

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ST ATE ftrt VCD FlfMTYt
WliU Supremacy! And Repudiation
- THIS wTlBKKTY!
OIR MOTTO:
:-t ViR PKsrAlB ' lilt KKPtHl.Ti
OIH PLATfORM:
1 tiMIlt lloN W:. AN l THE
Ktullls t THE Sl.rk-t
orn irotTRixrs:
This Is White M .n s tiorernrnenf,
m.uie by Whick Mm, for Wwirr
and their posterity Fore kr!
Down wit lit - ll'th l!r damnc Unirnt !
Ttit.it Kepudiatiim of the tin-tru-i
Vitnkee War iK'bt Accursed. I nton-ii-tutional
Burden, aeenmutated bv an t'a
rrui.iiftitlonal Mob. stylinr itself a I'on-jrre-",
in the prosecution ui mi l'nconsti
tu:i,ni:il Crusade, fur tin- accomplishment
vt a i Unconstitutional and llorri.l l'nr
jiose llOHtt wild BoniliioMcr and Tat!
Subordination of the Military i the t'ivil
Authorities '.
( with tht Satraps!
'qii:d 'fixation and the Kijfhtftil lU-prr-entation
of alt the States, or
.laothrr Krbrllioa !
I:.". elation must he ftut ty Counter.
Revolution Force ly Force Violence
lV khnee and Lsurpation should he
K.i r'hrown if needs be. hv the flavour! '.
Ihb witb Trt-Oatb. Krgbtr.tion
I'i YE LA ReI'CB I. IQ ( K ! .'
FRANCE
I' quiet at last. The Kadi, als eiu-hed
ut, and Thiers elected pre-idt-tit lor two
yejis longer than the 'KepiiM;.- will
u r.
i t Greeley li-- sret back tatiie Trilmne
)ie-f ie;ory . unc:ilpeil.
1'iaiieH Whittaker. the j;reat r. LimiIj
h ii.i mau. Uilefutn t.
:ue tliforee were granted in I hiea'o
in ore lay last wrek. Yankee 'hi:;h
uiur.iutv.
Ail street impruveuictit, in Washington
ity, itopjK'J by nijter rioters. io,l.
I h it's the plaie to bejfiu it.
t" fit Ohio lem erath; Vnvenfion r.om
iuite I .onerl M.'l'ook. for goverri'T,
vtr tienerai Kwiuj;, of inter No. 11"
infamy.
The ta.tfn iPm Arjjua projn:iK tti
toiiiAviiijr ronnumlruni :
II tve we a tiovernuient?' "
I'oubtful! Tax-payers, the tiovern
uient has us. inilu.li fall.
'i-t Sumlay week. Ei ter I'. Inan
preai tiej hi last itiseonrse as pastor l
ihe I hristiau i'hureh in . larkvil!e. The
."eiitmel. of that pi iee. speaks of him in
the I !ihet prai.-e. ami expresses its .or
r ' .it lii leaving. I Paris Mercury.
.xfi -i. Laura Fair, who was retenrly
f rvii tei in San Franeisen, of mur
hr iiv th fir-t degree, for the
Ktiline of Col. rittenileu. has be n
"eiienre. to be h;iiiif on the Jth liest
iiionth.
Jtm Irish piijfui-t, " Ba'i lain, who
v.ai recently re'ea?pfl from the Mas-aeh'i-iert
penitentiary, hai just e!pe,-f with
the iltujrbter wealthy strntleman in
tlie utuiiN ofew York, and married
lier.
I l' ?es the 1, and his w hole l-rood tf
White House tumble-bo;;-, are otT for
f.f'.ii-Hranch. Ilorse-raeinar. gaiuhiiDjt
ifid preeic(r furni h needed rerreation
for :lie e3hauted presidential e.ireasi and
ilipeommeneenieiit eserei-es (l illium
.leweil college took plaee at Liberty, la-t
Wednesday. A lare eonconr e ol people
"as iu attendance. After the literary
e-;rr. i.-e, u grand ba-ket ilin.neir w.
rive., by tle citizen'; of C i ay toitnty. W
re:'i t that we were nnttbie to areeot the
fin I invitation ter.dered us to be present.
'
i ne Alabama onervatives are in.li
n.nt that tiie ku-Kutx ef.-nnnittee at
Wa!,ir.fton, l taking tei-titnony r.f ont
iae more than a year old. to make ir
nppe ir that their State is in a demoralized
condition. They have "iibinitted to the
ror.imiftee the grand jury eharsres ff the
I'ni'ed States judges in that State, to
how tliat peaee and ord-r are every
v.hi r- triumphant, f'onsrreman I'o-s.
who has lived in Alabama, twenty year-,
lay- be dw not recollects more peaceable
I'Vi- of aHair. The evidenre takn by
the eommittee last Saturday, was. several
month i old. None: of it came within
fie- period since the passage of the Ku
Kirc law.
I he Southern nrsfroes are so uiie h at
tlched to circuses that they date ail re
in irkable orcurrenees, births, marriages,
dea'lis, ete., Irom the time d, siieeu
..:' yer 1:m time.' Kad. I'aper.
'I'his nejjro ehromdosfv is very appro
ri ate to tlie times. With a clown, sur
lo.oi li-d by bettnseled jrroom-. in the
pre -identiai chair; I'ori'.'ress turned into a
lM-ai' garden, and State ht'ilafure con
verted into menagerie of wln'c-. kinned
bull trv and black-kinned. arintiins.
ibleTin ape, thit nijier-cin-us chro-iiolo-rr
U a happy thought. Ku'enc
ity, Cireron, liuard.
Northern farmers can appreciate thl
revelation. The people of roeith urolina
have been so impoverished by war and
rarpet-b: taxation, that miw'l f them
are unable to pay the new taxes h vied
upon their property by the adventurers in
'olumbia, who make laws ami ride an'.io.d
the -'reets In jrilderl chariots. Kecently,
at the town of Blackwell. a .Mrs, Mary
Ho?.', lieinjr unable to meet her ta.ws
the hlaek sheriff oli her plantation and
stork, and his a:cornplices boiiirht in the
property at their own figures. I he plant
ation realized fifty dollar, the poor old
lady's horse sold for tiffy dollars, and one
of her mules for twenty-sin dollars. On
the -aiD day another tract ol land in the
auie county was knocked down lor five
dollars. W read of such thing a these
In hlfory, and btees our (tars' that we
livu In better times. Do we? Is there
anythinir more wretched described in 'he
pajfe ol Gibbon or Macaula than mav be
lound lit (south Carolina In this era of
Freedom?' Steuben, Xew York,
Advocate.
The propsrty of the tovfn of War
renxbure appraised at about $Q0
Mill. Her bonded debt, Normal
School, Rmlfond, etc., wit!, with in-tei-est,
amonnt to the prettr little
urn cf 81,00t,00y.
T!i Gajroso, I'emiscot eoonty,
tiemoe rat of 20th : aays m
leak ha lately been diseovered in
the Cape Girardeau and State Line.
Railroad, thronsrh which 8ytQ i
said to hare made its encape. The
inonej in in Home of tiie directors'
pocket., and w would advise the
tax payers of Capettirardenn county
to be on their gnard, and ferret out
these raacali they have placed at the
head of their new enterprise. '
It in said that Sumner affects the
j;re:itst possible eon tempt lor
Grant. Refering to his recent jonr
taey to the Went, nnder the direction
f Morton hi man-of ail-work in
the i'enate Mr. Sumner said :
It i a great outrage that the
President of the United States should
go about the country allowing him
self to be knocked down to thw high
est bidder. Andrew Johnson was
old by Seward, who played tte part
of auctioneer, and now .Morton
eellmg Grant, in abont the same nay,
flourishing. bis trumpet, crying one,
two, three gone.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Mr. l;n i.- nis-cd thruuU At'un-
ta, icor.a a f tiort, time cince. lie
w as maL- the recipient of a grata!
ovation, public; reception, and
serwnado. In response; to continuous
Oiill from a vast crowd, he appeared
ou the balcony cf the hotel, and was
introduced by t.cneral 4 iariintoti.
The general ia a short and elo
quent address of welcome, called
the distinguished visitor's attention
to the v.ist multitude of upturned
face before him,:uid alluded to the
fact that it wa.s a t-fxHitaneous tribute
of respectful admiration and Venera
tion. Mr. Iavis was enshrined in
the hearts of the people of Georgia.
His name was one of " the few.'thJ
immortal ones that wi-re not b .rn t
die. " It was not only cherished j,v
the lieori;ians of the pre-ent sji-negation,
but it would bo banded down
by them to their children through ali
tutiirc time. After alluding to the
" Lost l.ause, " he referred i feel
ing terms to the conduct of Mr.
lavis siiice the war, and expres.-ed
the conviction that the constitution
al liberties ol the South would again
be restored.
In conclusion, speaking of the
baimer which once represented the
principles for which the armios of
the I 'oiifederacy wore lighting, he
quoted from Father Kyati's poem on
"The t'onctuere.1 Hanner"t'ue follow
ing Sines :
' I'iirl tl..t Ivoin- r: fru-, 'fistfoi v.
I:, It ri- wr,;,li:. 'l ;kr'Mlal H Kil lijf, .
l :ii iiv,- in ;.n.l torv .
iU'S.li :!- l-'i.l- art- It) ta,- tlusT;
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!iv j.i tr . .. itii.-.l Iiv Si'-.
shall aMiO i . vv ;
Ir' o 1 1 il O'l. is iUiHtjli r.-ov wt- li.ii-t ' '
M'FK li OF Urt. DAVts.
I n teing iutrotlu-;-cd, Mr. f)avis
wa unable to proceed fjr several
moments in coti!.on;tonce of the up
roarious cheering. '1 here was a
good deal of duHcultv about arrang
ing the light. on the balcony, and !
the crowd I eiow tound it almost
imp )ssi!i!e to see anything above
their.. Mr. !avis" spoke stt
stuf.ee, as f liliiws :
I. toUing down upon the hone-t
faces before him, ho experienced a
peculiar pleasure as he realized the j
fact that the complitneptary tribute i
riaid f, V;it! was no evressl.f t
sentirnent on the part of the people i
ui' tieorn-ta. I i eoi -i a had a rtritud I
record. re-.'inning vcith tg!cthorpe, 1 '" v' li" "
and glancii g rapidly at the old j ' ' itt ' 1
1'otomal times, the speaker reman- 1 " - ' - t '
ed that the principles tor which i "-u-l'"-'u"' ;"
ieor-ians tought in the late war!1'1' 1 ' ' ' '
between the States were the same i r'101't-' as t.i..i-.
they contended for in the revolution j u"1t'- u- ' '' l!;;
of 177t; and in the war of -12. He!1' -" r 1 ' '
felt animated and sustained by the j r-'-1' ;-v
conviction that Georgia would yet '"t t-Mittic. .!:'-.-.
recover her ancient liberties, and be j ' " "o---.
a great, prosperous and sovereign i I" l'
State. When tirst he saw Atlanta it j 1
was simply an old tit Id of stubble. '"' " ' k' r -Again
he saw it just after tho Feder- i ' ' '" "' :
al army had swept nvrr if, markir t: ,,vin ' ' I
theircoiirse by a vandalism far black- !t ' 1
er than anything tnat bad ever stain-! I t-'joe wio t; ,i , .
ed the fair fame of Turenne as a!1'- --'"""- 1 e
st. idler. j say tnat -,! ;
A third time be ;,w it, and then j 1 I "
the blackened ruins had disappear-j u !
ed ; the evider.ref, of de''lation had t "
been swept away to make room for '''i-"
tl,e stately structures which now or- j li - " '
iiament the city. (.veiling at some -,,t "1' 'i " -
iei -gth upon the enterprise and crier- '-'" ' 1
gy displayed hy the people ct ieor- If '' '";;
gia, under w many adver.-e eireum-' !'K ' -1" ' ' . "
stances. the -j-caker ailu ie I to th. I r''"'
important work which t he younger I ' '"- '
tii.-n ot tiie State had .before, them, j ' " ' '
He did not propose to discuss politics, a'' o.Kt... t. .... ....
He- had -shaken hmis with politics,; -'g- " "
and had d ine with them forever, i ,,,,t'I- - - '
Ha trusted that every one in the ' - !, ''" !' -'
aioJience would agree with is:m on ' r"-
that point, r.ut white he did not i
care to make a toiitical e?eech. h
felt that he ought to e.xpicss one or j :ul It"- '
two opinions hi ie: jtcik.-o to the i b'ta t
be -t policy to b. 1 ,l'-l.-e I i.v tlie - " ' - '
South. He referr- only to tire! tn '" n 1
present tho future might take rare ' '" 1
of itself. He tiared tvt say .'ill 1 1 1 .
that he would. It would be "tic-d ; 1 l 1 1
against tho Southern people, and j t:''
they would be compelled to bear tie ! ( "u 1
respotisihility of his utterances. ' He uid rot l.-v.iv
There w'as a good deal of talk about j ' ' Ho to 1
" acceptingtbe situation, " but as lar j Si ' 1 '
as ho was concerned, he would ! 1 !ie ':l ;
" accept nothing!'' These miserable j " ' '
phrases about, "accepting the sitaa-1 11 ' -tion,
" beeanse our rights ha 1 1 ecu 1 m t 1' .
submitted to tiie arbitramerd of tho i tl ' r 1 ,(
sword and tost, were the excuses of I it-,
lanco! and cowards. No one Lad ! 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 '
any right to submit the liberties of a ! ll 1 " ' ri ! 1
people to tho arbitrament of the J a ' 1
sword. The representatives of the c' ' '.-i v
Sonthern people had never been i
authorized to do ar.ythini; of the
kind. As their 'hief Kxceutive he
had never been m authorized, nor
did he ever claim to be. He did not
I.ke to be understood as advocating
resistance. On the contrary, he
counseled submission to existing
laws. He knew verv well that the
conqueror was too powerful to be j
snccessiaHy resisted by the South.
It was the duty of Georgia, and of
the other States, to keep aloof from
politics, and attend to the develop
ment of their internal resources.
This was all that could be done at
present. It was useless for the
South o attempt to take a controll
ing part in the politics cf the coun
try. As matters now tetand such
action would only delay the day of
deliverance. ile was firmly con
vinced, and intended to live and die
believing that (ieorgia and her s.isteritl"ar't,'ll.r,-5,N-:- ''! ' ! ' -
s' tat es wotiid again be prosperous,
tree and sovereign. I. mess this was
noftin the case the republic was a
failure. Hut there were great num
bers of freemen in the North who
sympathized with r.s. -They would
never eiibmit to be deprived ot their
liberties, and when the v felt the dan
ger at home they would then need
the aid of the South. Thus by o,u;ot-
ly holding aloot the South could be
come a political balance of power on
tins cont inent. I his desired result
"onld be accomplished by waiting
nntdthey were divided at the North,
"' the., it would the policy of the
Sontn to act with the party having
the best ea,Ujate and the best plat
form. In conclusion, j!r. i,av;3 mlx i0 a
tew humorous iemuriis aItOUt the
life insurance business. IJC prefer
red to discuss that instead of politics.
It wonid afford him pleasure to in
snre the lite of every man present
and guarantee one hundred years
existence. Again expressing t0 bis
audience his heartfelt appreciation
of the demonstration in his honor,
Mr. lavis bade them "good night,"
and retired amid enthusiastic cheer
ing. General (?) Lawrence, pension
agent in New York, is shirt some
thing over 8 V,ooo. JIe has stepped
out t m raid. Another of grant's
appointees.
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wrctcnes and oiarii w-v-tein
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8'0.pi0,oimi: All all, the work of
tho white and black ml remits
placed in power there by the man in
the White House. To believe ilia!,
these monstrous, wrongs will "nol
have an end, would l c to believe
there was no God of Justice reg
ing in Heaven. l.!tih ton A'. ., Jlc-
The trial of carpct-lng ( 'otigress
man . i JJowen, for bigamy, was
concluded late in the evening of Sat
urday. The jury, after being absent
about twenty minutes, returned a
verdict of guilty.
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The Next Fair of the Clay County
Asiricnltnral and Mechanical Asso
ciation, will be held in Liberty on
tl fth, 1.1th, 7th and Sth days of
September, 1S7I. 1W order ef the
Board.
AVhyis last- year like next year?
Because last year was 167", too
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Never lose an oj-portnnity of
seeing anything beautiful. Beauty
i.i Gud'.s ban d-writing a wayside
-aei-a merit; welcc,mo it in every f,.ir
fai e, ever)- fair sky, every fair
ilo-.ver, and thank Ili'm tor it, the
fountain of loveliness ; and drink it
in, simply and earnestly, with your
eyes; 'tis a charmed draught, a cut
of blesfiitig.
A few weeks ago. as we reported lit the
time, wo never saw a liner prospect for a
bountiful wheat crop. Hut now several
farmers have told us that the t!v, the
drouth and the chincti-hiig combined,
have almost ruined th prospect ail through
S.ilints county. It is hail news indeed, and
frightful to see. Saline I'logre-s.
An anonymous correspondent sends to
the "Boss of the Squib department" the
following which we insert without mercy:
Mr. jloe of this city, la-t week,
S avu birth to twins ahoy and a girl.
The hov she named Watt and the girl Ida.
What Hoi and Idaho is good. ' '
A coquette is said to be a perfect Incar
nation of C upid, because she keeps her
beau in aqiuver.
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silver iliimer set of tv !i-iivlre. pjivr,, rrnui
father antl imither, i'simt.lrir-1 the list ef silver.
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Al !!. si ANIUSil .V WH.sOX. Aitdits.
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lurtinitr. t 1 1 sj i s i itK : :
H. & F. Vfc'IfLER,
M ASl rAt:Trr.T.TT AM' Pri; M.I' 11 IS
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V tlli- traile, tliat tlie. mo, im , , l ii, i r t ur
tiituro Mattulaetory. with emeplel.. raaeaini.rv
in aetive o iv ran on. iiiul are ta-tnlv to 1 al
k up is ol
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J'l.ANIN'tj,
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1 tie ir aiso keep onMantly on h:iinl,aii.l lor -ale,
s ,11: UAMsTKliS,
S'KWI-.L POSTS,
WAI.SUT COFFINS-, &e.
Tliev --esri'-trtiny ak tlie attenlton o! all to the
articles of their rau'nutiictnr jiltnigintr thomselvi
tu yU as ciit'ap assnh artieleseati be bought :or.
ll. & F. WINKLEU,
Vii Fraatlin St., opposite Mstrket. .
.r..Hui.v pan al tin- wnt-v.
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vai mi ...in- faiiulv V.in K.! illv li.s-l.
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Fair Dealiiiirs, (iootl (iooils,
itmt Kfasoiinlilo It.-tt-'s-.
lO,iKMar.l.-s r.es-1 IVinls.-
".r00 yards ci' IVinted F-.twit
yard at 1J 1-2 cts.
WOKTU -JiMTS.
We sol i only lor Cisu, liave one
Trice, and
CANNOT UK LTN JJKIULI).
Xew Goods received every lew
days, direct from New York, at the
SH HOUSE
OF
WILSON & HUTCHISON
105 iMain Street.
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liemide,! us !..-.iii.:i;a.:l!.-;,a at lae it-.riil cas;
tan a. ei- ,,i oaj i.e.A n ,.i i.i ... a-, a ,ii, at a ri,rk vir
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;t siai..-. lia ma- u-vs: si'Veni.a ll (OJ, .oi-s to
staae iitaa; it r. u ..;. on- east iim
(11" Oil! I' .-.vn, of ta i-.a-lm!, ih li-' U"lt!ll!fl
saiit line Ita (l a, p,p , t,, -,li, Isatiiiniiie; wlncli
c.iuvi vam-p wa- iiiiiiie to s.-.-nre On- payment
of a eeitain i.r,mii-aii v naie therein .l.seri
l eil. ai ii lii r.ai-. .l.-aiaii l'a I"s"n mi""' in
tlie i-aym-m ol saj.l note, ami l lie saim.-remains
t.ni.al. f, now liier. for.-, ai tin-n'one.-i "1 liie I.--L-al
hoi.i. r of said IK-le. mat in .'.i.,r.iil'e 1th
tin- iir.oi.-mr.sot sai.i H(a.i ut lru.-l, 1, liie uu-U.-rsimc-l.
triii-t'f ..will. n
in front ol tin "urt lou-f dour, in if f ify of
Lesaiiilos. tnovts-n tiie hoars oi u a o'i.a-i: ir
tic loreno..n 'ami lour o'fiotk in tlie aliai
,.f that 'lav, pro- .'t t. is.il tim iroinriy ran,'
.k-.-t-rila.-'l, at j.ul.ii.s vrii.Uif, for t-ash, t, ni
iuliest i,iiliter,l-i sati.-fy sa;,l not;, WTiii itin-r, si
tiit-rtsm, teifc-cliit-r M iib ilie o-ai aiiil vi.(.-ns tti
this trust. JUHN A. IS. U i T,
Btiitl Tiusu.
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