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Volume VI.
'WIXCIIKSTKK, TEXX., D'KCliMlilllt 15, 18GG.
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TKEl'lVUll) As. CO.,
Woods A Yiitoimin'sold sland. lately ocvu
nlod lV Hamilton iV I'uniihlgliiun,
SO & !W North College St.
Xa'shville. T e N -N e s e k ,
Miiiiul'iiottiroi's of the. ci'lflmiluil
AVroiight Iron Cooking Stove,
Cssl Iron Cooking ii ii1 Healing ,SI"vo,
ENAMICLLT) AM) PLAIN MANTEL
ORATES. -v,
ALSO MANI'FACTl'RKni F '
Sheet Iron, Tin and Copper
Ware,
Plain sheet ami Japanned Tiuwuru.
Xj jfiL 3V 3? f3 .
Wfl aronowinaDiirarti.riiiiifnncllMilKirt.jliii'gc numlier of persons in Pranklin
Imrcvorv variutv of Coal Oil Lamp Kir
tin; parlor, dining room, lull I, cluunber and
kilehen. Chandeliers, patt'iit and common
Tliimnevs. Uuiiicru and iel. anil tin.
Ilnest aiid purest OIL, all of wliKh we will
guarantee to sell at or below Louis
ville pikes. TkMPPAKL H CO.
iiov24 . . w.lm
KIIAXK JI001IE. W. 1'. 8'i'OMi.
V. F. i001tl3 & CO.,
MAXUtfACTURIillStind DEALERS IN
Stoves, Grates, Ovens, Pot,
Skillets, Lids, &c,
and every description of Plain, Japanned
and Pressed Tin-Ware,
HOUSE-" CUX1SII ING GOODS,
and till kinds of
WOODEN WARE,
No. !$, North Market Street.
Next door to Tom Well's old Drug Store.
NASHVILLE, TEXE.
IW Cash paid for old copper, hues, lead
ami pewter. novS-i flui
II ICS II Y EWISU.
A. G. l.WINO.
WHOLESALE G KOCERS
AKD
COMMISSWX M Eli CJTA .V TS,
Corner College and Church,
NASHVILLE. - - -TENNESSEE.
Solicit the attention and patronage of the
merchantsof Franklin and adjoining coun
ties. nov21 vUni
IUTTKK WANTUU.
-AIIOL'T SO
Pounds of nice, rich butter, fur which
market price will lie paid. Waiip'd for
faniilv use. and not for speculation, hence
....... ,..:!. ..n .I... . i.
Illllll' lllllr Alll'. IIIIIIVI, Il.ll 111! 111. ,, ..l, l . , , . . . ,. '
v.oi'ked out, will he acoi pled. Apply talhm willingness to resign his seat in die;
llie llomi! .lourmil Ulliee luuneiliaieiy
iiovhi at
JAMS WAKTKD. ANY ONE
wishing to contract to deliver about fif'.y
nice luinis of meat, the coming winter, van
do so, mill iqiiui delivery of liie hums can
get the money. Apply at the Home Jour
nal Otllee, iniiaedialely.
novJU"
I'ktb ti;iix"ky. joiin i niziai,.
H. W. NKVSAN.
tij:m:y. mm & wwi
Attorneys at Law
V."IXCLlKSTEir, TENN..
Will practice in this Courts for Franklin
and adinhiing counties in Tennessee, ami
Jackson ioniity, Ala. Prompt attention
jriven to collections. IV Id 7-1 f.
OOLYAK & MAKKS,
.Attorneys atLawj;
!
WINCHE.-5TER, TKNN., I
Prac.ti In the Courts of Franklin. Cof-'
fee, Grundy, Warren, and Lincoln eoun-.
tie?, unci llie 3ioslirilie oouris.
felr.'t-ly.
JUST EECEIYEU
at
WHIPPLE & KRUME'S,
a large stock of sacred, sentimental, comic
anil patriotic publications of
Sheet Music;;:;
TLA1Afnot "rotnil-n TViiL-na CLn tr
Teachers and students arc Invited to call.
December 1st It
IXSOLVRNC!
Having suairei'ted the IsisoWcuct of 'lie
etate of Cornelius Karruv diwowvcl, hefmc
tlie court hotiseilistr In W inciitr. a,i p. l-
ic
(sinrt Clerk en orl.i'1'ure the Kr.h ol No- ;
vcinhernext, or tlicitsine vi!l he liftire b ' j
il. W. L'L riA i! mil r.
octlo, (Iw
AND
ii
III
10,000 Pounds
OLD IROX, BRASS AND
COPPEli,
Wanted at the CrEAP STORE of
W. B. MILliEN,
Wtere be will pay you a good price.
'1ST He sells goods as tlieap
89 ever.
dec VfA-yi.
HOME JOURNAL,
l'L'UI-Hlltl) UViiliY 8ATLi:rAY BY
VT. .1. pSrVl'TKll CO.,
W.J. 81.ATTHII. ii. ii. m'MN.
For Torino, See Fourth Pug'
Reading MnUop on Hut;, Pngc,
Now Conic !
Will nil who are indebted In either
W. J. Skitter, or W. J. Slut or it Co.,
idea.se come forward nnd settlor1 A
county owe us money, and as wo wi
soon have to meet sonic liahililies, wo
must urgo those. indeMrd t come to
our recm'. Y. -7. Si.atti:h it Co.
Two thousand coolies
sent to Jamaica r.'.'xt year.
are to lie
Tlio receipts from internal revenue
lust Tuesday were 8 1 ,255,0-1 !.
The eighty -second regiment colored
infantry have contributed $1,200 to the
Lincoln Monument.
The liresideiil.'.s dauliteis, .Mrs. I'al-jtiie
lorson and Mrs. Stover, are on a plioo-
ping visit to Xew Yorl
The Catholics have bought the Bap
ti.3t Church at Jackson, Teini , and
eonst'crated it on the lid insL.
T.'isl. week- !L!"I1.') inimioranfs arrived '
X- .rVo.,,,,..: .. '
III -IIMK, llllllHllg-l.0ulU,B ji-ui
against liSt,'DU to miiiic Hate last year. 1
ai I
Mr, C. C. Gleaves, an old merchant I
of Memphis, and one ol his elulilren, ;
died at that p
.;ce of cholera, a day or;
tWO l'."0.
NewpoVl, Ky.,
Col. L. L. Jones, at
war, fined 800, cn the i'th insl., for
failing to attach revenue btamps tp re
ceipU given by him.
It i:i I'Ji.ion.d in Radiea
irel
that
'the "Hon. Jamcu Guthrio lias e:
'I'e-soii j
Senate, if thereby he can promote tiiej
election of a Union man lo the Senate;
tins U i incr.
r, .. . -,-
, ,
l:v the Lonoon- IiMFS lhc Lon.ion
Tillies, of Novemlier 18th, says :
Gen. Sheriiian has been rent on an
extraordinaiy mission to .Mexico. Eve-
rvhodv is iislune; what lie isgoing to do
tiiere. Tiiere nerd lie but iittli.
mv:-!e
j ry about this business. J he I mini j.
Stales mean to tlriee not only ;lu.-'
il rench troops,' put Ji'aximili!;n hiin-j
f,elf. on', ofiii xieo, and to lend nil llie!
i support they can to give to the Wov
! ei utri' nt of.iimrez. This may lie very
mpiidenlon the jiart of America, and
verv fatal to the nrosneets of .Mexico
but there is, in our dav, nobody strong
i or reel'hss cnvmii lo give a
uociuou ;
i.,..:.i...i
"No" to American dictation.
Ratiii.ii C'osti.v. It cost tin-Govern
ment of li.o I iiitcd States twelve twill
ed (intlj'fiyihilUtr.i for each negro made
fee by the war upon llie South, anil for
c-very'loar negroes liberated, one white
: ctiiz.m was aiaur;iiti'ed. J lint was a
lr.ihcr lost!;,- et)lcipi'i-.e, and tlie worst
of die matter is, that the labor of the
country will be la::e.l for years to pay
the expense. CivcUvillc (Vlao) Dan
ocral. If the Southern Slates were to adopt !
neero siill'ra-e next week liiev would I
not be admitted into Cinigreis. In j
that even' the Radicals ns soon as they
should re aivcr from their astonishment,
would invent some new pretence to
cover tiiei.1 senen iiiirpose. ineir in in.
ntion is exlmiisllcss as their purpose '
li'plless. Limcvdle (Ulan) 1km-
tcrat
Gov. Harris Gcu. Shelby, Gen
Price, who wc.-e living on laucls given
to them he ?. iximiliian, base been
compelled to r.nr.nilon t'iC;r lanns ami
In'cc rdieltev in Cordosr. Gen. Shelby
: is rei.niii.Trn wagon l.'ai'i from Pasco
;;a(.il!xt., the chv of Mexico. The
aliords him a good living,
(. eiicr.il liia Iman is in Cori'tova. macti-j
( Jij.r Jav,', Es-Conjrcf;e!aii (Judge) ,
jfii. '!,., i," V.iv.n i n'i--n,ri'il ill writ
bin" a hedory of the war, toirether w'.th 1
tuking photo irap.is a; means of sup
pert. Tnrr.n arc now eight hundred and j
ninety-two prisoners in the Ohio peni-,
tiutiarp the large-l nu nlr "t any j
time since the war lim-iiiiuiu lum
tie ffl.if 7 a
Such' fiicts r.s these show tln.t tlics!
North is sutlcring scv.roly fioai the
itoinoralizingr lilects ! tuc war. 1113;
very doubtful whither tho South has;
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SUllCrei.l Ilinilio y im Ul .mini ihmu
this cause. Union A- JJisjatch.
IS ... tl.-..t.l r.t tUa Rlt. I
nom u.eiu..u.. :
iurt., we take the loiiowuig:
ConnF.fTloN.-
-Wc Ft-te.1 last week
Ihat ourdistiLgtiished f How lownsman
t .i i K I CfniPii l.t 1 mniAl 1
, - i. i...!d:i.nf Th!
1 t . ,.,.,,.,
r.SBIlllsi:'M-l'l"it."i
lilcrari ninouicing the prrdm of
r ... . i.
Gen. Geo. 11. &W wart, oi .viaiyianu.
A DiAi.cr.i i:. ScLBin.-: What makes
you so lleivc on those people down
South ? The war's over.
I.'AinCAL Hon; Patsi it. 1 hat s
the very r-.-a.-on. Jt wa too risky
fiithling thorn iluring the war. 1 want
to take my turn now. Don't you sup
pose I want chance at 'eui tome
time. Uriah Union. .
The price nf pork in our market is
ranging from 0 to 8 cet.t. The fann
ers nic lo'pii g for a rise, and hence not
very anxiou td e'l at (irrtsnt. AW.
rs7V Pnj tf.
TIlO CltltSO Ol Jllislll '.'SM lCpi'CMdl.'ll.
rri.m Ilia National Inlclligenoei'.
Private advices from Now York yes
torday represent that tlio money mar
kit is lighter tliun it has ben at any
tinio within two years, ami thai some
distrust begins to provuil as to tin1
political and financial fiiluro. Tin
nil.) of iuU'ivst in of c.oii;'Mi rislnjj,
and hoforo long iU ndvani'o will Vi'i'ily
tlio doe.trlno that a pii'thorio cuiTi'iiey
Hilda's inU'i'cnt lilffli. It Iiuh Jieen shown
h,y our I'Xpei'ii'iii'o in Hli7 and 1 8"7
that a fciipiitaliundaiu'o of iiionev eausen
Kpecnlation, and wlum i.pi'i'id.ilion tip
li'6nulu.'. tlio point of implosion, tin.'
rate ol inti't'oKt liceomes o.iiav:iaiiil,v
liiuli. At nnisi'iit wo hoo that, holders
of niorehiiiiiliho lioiijiht on speculation
depend upon hanloi to tfiahlo tliom to
liold on for a rise. The riinnnl'autntvrs
and Importers must all sell at u Iom or
ohtfliu iiioiioy cnouuli to liridjfo over
llie criaU. 'J'lio stock and j'oid c.pecii
I : i to r iniiiil, in liko maniici', soil at a
;uvilio(! or hoirow money enough to
(arry linn un'oiii'ii. I no n.iu ol niU'i-
i'..t rising, Kpu'cnlalioii will bo tempo
rarily checked.
I'poii tlio iirsl uiiViince in Vv'uli street,
the .stock rnml'lt'i'ri cried out, just lus
they did in ISI17, the i-owniinciit is
raininy; us, and the povcrnmetU, is nnik-
j imr inoiiev tieaivi'. J no I art whs mat
treasury had done notliniu' to cause
die naaic, but il lu'lpeil to siippri ss il
by receiving ill l avmenl of dues to
governnieut compound interest note-:
at liar, wilhinlenM to date. The banks
coi:!.l use tlieMi at their !i;U value m
legal tenders, and relief we.s thus allor-
di'd to them iV once.
All reliable a, counts agree that the 1
present linsaf isfact UIT
condilioii of
i , . ..,iv
ov.1111' to 10 liroswi'C
of radical doniiuatioii in the nll'airs of
the government for tin: nest two oi'i1-'1"
three or more veins This fearful . ces-
prpl will keep etn.-itel b:,ek from
any
rolitaiV: employment, and f'-iee
jit .'igam into liiiiriullid ispeeiil.ii.H'iis.
The soirlh cannot obtain capital for its
: agricuiuiial operation, ov impiMvod
i means ol iraiisportatioii, . it in :' irniu
the noiiii or Uoin Knalaud, while the
! radical coiiiess n ui.tlus the aeiu i
Igoveriiineul of the ei)uutry. Thisenii- ,
j eoiigre.is, as if- inui h i'oai ed. is nboiit t
! ashiinie the ;over.iiiie!.l of tiie excluded '
soi.tiioi'ii elates, iindor a territorial or'
.
colon
.tela : and v. idle tliis impres-1
siou rests on the pnliiie iniml tiiere cm
I u no improvement in our financial or :
commercial affairs. Air. Phillips ivco'.:-
i nixes this fact in his lutesl speich. lie!
I urges cnr.'jTc.-s to liiiri v up tniirix-!
ili'cme l;:caa:ns lor gi u.g jiolilieai i
; po.,m. t() ii,,-hlaeks of tlie Sotiili, for;
j u,,, reason Unit the industrial c!;is:,.s of
.lie North will not long tolerate the'
j eommercu.l di'l-n.ssiun of the c. ninny,
j wideli is causep by the exciusiun of
tiie south tfroiii tiie enjoyment ol their
In teal ri'.,l!.s in Iho union.
j 3!i!iii ide:i-i. '
! The Hailicitl profess to have a mo-1
i nopoly of pretly l.iueii uii oftlie gfeai
! moral ideas that are e.lioal.. cl.arao
Uerislic ixiiibil.ion of th"ir stork in!
trade was made in Washington n
w
liiivH Binee, at cno "utnupiei i v..-
, . . .,, .... . . . '
ni-
-i-pss," whereat, was :,ir Senator
Yafes, of Illinois, 'who spoke of the
Holy Scriptures amidst "shouts of
laughter," in his Uippaut and irreverent,
vein. The. follow ing is an exirael la
ken from his speech :
To my Democratic friends I would
quote a' passage of Scripture (h'.ugh-
I .. . 1.... i.l rint..-n 1 ill. -.,.11, .tiki'-! II WO
ic. , , .U l I .ou .... - - -
i'., i. !l, S.!i.i'intm'o r-n-vvlM .'Ml- I
I. .1111.1. 1. ,,111. . .-V , .J' V . -
li-r.) and tlim crowd is f.o verged in
Serii'ture fbii'-ldcr,) that I need not
-note it heixj, n:td 1 then fore coVo-i.l
,, ,..-:se If with sini;i v referrmir vou to th"
se'eon I and twelftii Thesaaloui 'tis f'.r
the epitaph upon the Democratic parly,
(Aiphiuse.)
Speaker Colf..s and others" .:nlc
n:
. Senator Y
ii.i
n t press
; I should
.L-ugh-
me, please; lor J am eir.-ml
fall short if I attempted it."
A Yoiei "Give mc a P.. lae;
we
want to hoar it." j
Senator Yates ", ill, if you insist
unon it. I believe .1 is sonje.
ling ail.i-
this style :
'i
are
without ( mi: t, bim
'to the commonwealth of l-raoi llaugh
j pir.l without the covenant of promUe
Imviug no Lope, and without God in
the world.
I r ..nii-lo.o. nnil aie iio: ;o. I
v. i-o iid.i lmi. ihu most shockiiiL' l
profanity, but your
iiod.'iil Jaeo-
bin, like-
French n'ltctyp-r, who
sibooshed tiia t.-iiri.:ii.i:i Reli. io:!, to.:,
fitt up a nude woman, lo w orsiiip ;.s ilie
Gl(1,juss of joa40, KVs- no harm in
triliir.g with encred things, if it can ou-
ly oxi ito "laughter,
A bo made loll
against the Deuioeiats
Pl-bkac Doixcs is- Tkxas.
-Or
i having been given by the En icdmen
jliureaii to stop cotton on l:m way to
IGidvesbm until the claims of the fro-
..n..-.A ; l.v.wl.ll.nl T 'it ll.lVC i
-o ' i '"V " " . , ' '
'" I 'f, ' , " ; .',
" l" V. ..
vexation. The Telegraph says ; '
We understand that cittcn. load -1
on the car? and on at Houston.
anil ready to move, lists been detanicd
, -. . .... ,.;,, 4 II lw..,l.
IU lillO i.l...,. ...'.,.i.
uiiiy fiet and be annoyed t.t l!:is pio
ceciiin ;, we Khouhl not be astonished
at it everybody kuows. or at least
ought to know, that this is the negro's
Go4.ernre.ont and i:ot ours.
Dr. Jos. JL Anderson, Grand JIat.r
of the 3Iasouio I'luicrnity in Tennessee,
and Dr.Thomaa Nonr.au, Grand Wor
thy IV.riarch ofthc Soi.b of Temper
ance, both hail from Lebanon.
Wlmtis the ditlercme betwern nn
editor and a wife ? One seta article i to
rights, aid ti ot'ncr writes article to
t.
Spirit of Cms' Press.
I'.elov,- we jrive soiiHlhin;f of the
aiain points hi the various coinniimls
of the New York press upon the Pres
ident's jne.'sngo. The readers of the
Journal will he interested in these dif
ferent views of Journals, which ivllM.
respectively, a largo opinion:
a nNsi:iiv.vrivi: vtr.w.
.rournal i'1'C'uiniiieree.)
Tlio question whe:.lier the Presi lent
would abandon the conservative po-;i
tion which ho has heretofore taken,
lias been very fivclv disein-si'd, mid il
seems to have been nniieipaled in some
piai'lers that he would ill leasL manliest
a lisposit:oii to coi.niivmsse wn.ii ins
radical opponents, init ho exhibit-
that Jiieksoiiiau firmness which was de
clared to be ono of his characteristics
when ho was nominated. mid which was
ui';;od as a special qiialillcation for of
lice, ile reiterates, in clour and inielli
yible language, tiic principle of Union
and Keprc'joniali.xi which he lias be
fore d.'cltu'ed to be his uide, nnd,
witlioul k'oiuii into any hiiier acuu -nieni.
heconle'its him('lf witii fortily
iii Ills pixllion by rel retiee to the
great men of the repuiilie. in other days.
AXOT1IKU l i-.NSI'WVA'IIVK VIKW.
Sun.
. i .... 1 . n
noeiuuein, oears eviueueu oi
! ' ii anu i'iou i nn preparation, is
j '' ' " tone, able m argument, res-
l""'l!!l1 mi language, yot Urn. and de-i
:'ivi "l''''"'"!s ispivsd njlim
i mallei's ol natmual couecrn. Asa nt-
l:,: "m",m. i ne luea-re is creo-
uanio to tne i reiueii.. n is clear in
I .-""e"
1
id the omv n'rouiio I r cntici-.a!
el in the prolixity of i'-, .-"iii'ii
i-.e a':s;i:'o of tersenosrt ami
.lue-s. The pnjier, as a 'whole.
pom:
is ab.
in' avi-r:e:e o slate papers in
point id aiiiiuy. ' " " I ne I res
ident has m-ithiT aii.'indoiio-l thai poli
ey, as some wis. -acres coiiiidi itlly pre
dicted, ii-o' has he modified il. as a large
ela-'srif bis friends coliliJ.eiitlv hoped
he won
do.
,w:'ior::ATu.' vimv.
I'.Voi-lil.
The subject (of lecolistn;i-lio;i) i
now reli.-M'd of Iho doubts wliieii nom
but men of 1
:h! and liekle natures who
Ye-idi'iit by theiiisolves.
1 eniei'lained. The i'rosi-
jlldg"l the
'ought to hav
di nt adh. res
t-' s'lhit ', im
to hi firmer
vii W'
with
but
1'Miiilable sd ai'.ines-;
w'th ti
.iloiiii-.-s of conscious slrenglii.
H
It is proliable that the Republican
uei'd'i rs of ('.Migres.-i hno'v of the
I'l l ! ;di"i!'s ihiii xii'ilify nh.ii t'.ey ite'id
the'r infnriale-.i caucus, on Saturday
I'Vtiii.sg. Hut this i.n v. juiinl. of im
:oii: eijaeoee. 'b-d i certain, and
". ha! ' iio o.ini! !' is in o i coii'-er.i.'.l lo
1,'no .r is, that liie President 'ivuniiiis
im.'ii-ivaiile, and ('ongi'esa beliig'-reui.
TI,- i lections have not awed him info
auv u :.'"'. o of siibmissivoli'js:., aiel he
iv;'(at-'- his poaitio'i with a imiseuliiio,
eonviuciiig clearness which ui:et pro
duce a favorable impression up.ni ell
candid men. lie due; led deign u
pay tiie Consfit.ifiona! Amendment
even tile coin cimpuiiiciii. n : p.;-soig
."Uu.sioit ; ii.ii1 i-. tin re any reason why ,
he should. It was. I t b- sur-. the
b-ad!:i'- i-:-n-' i:i th" el-ethms : but tin-
,. .. ... , ,. ,, , , ,- ,
bi!,.!oii Gl.s't ol roe ile"t.o:i in :,u j
Stiitt: does not extend beyond i's own:
lc 'i -Lit I!',', wl'.ioh I -i t ! I :-.! i V in -trueted '
to'Vinify the iiiu-udmoiif lor that par ,
licular Slate Loth lite tone aid tie-1
r,1(,Ilt1 ,'
.
the lnessage, en this ;
i':i. ii'i io i. i re f.i , ici i. 11 -n-,
ty, tli-eorini), and chaste sii'ip!,i-iiy
of
laiioua
C.lilgre:
few lr.er.-ages
iave been more
ever sent, to
crcdi table.
AVo-nua;
iii:.ioii:ATu' vi i;w.
News.
II is appiirent tiuit Mr. Johnson has
not been frightened into a truce with
ilie Radicals, but remain I the avowed
, i.,.i..i- ,.r in. ; I.., fit- f...i,it- v.-n .in.
.'...' lo combat tlH.iV'iisurr.aii.ti.sail.l
incendian- legislalion with tho fullL," ; .,, .l.divors his I
strength of llie Executive arm.
A IlAMC.U. VlIAV.
Tribune
could not
if I'ii.iv-ooiil-l nut h"vo wriltoi a
,i liMm'sa " l".;1 :i.'v living i. i
for auv sug;
for auv h'.-iiiful:
thought, we might as well turn to tni
last novel of Mr. 'Pi iliope as to (ah
well turn to the:
i:iic'.-a'.i o. liihrai'il soeiiei I rre vo kabl V i
lr'-i-eii I: hi si v
ioined to his idol.-
Johnson
liieie is much mat Air.
migl.'. have done. He has missed mail-
goldm opimi itinitie.s but none so
-.liii io'i : i.stin-.. ..in gooii ineu irusi-
ed that, one word would bo said which
foi:I 1 s'.iow a liispo-iiioiion the part of;
tho President to reach a solution of ;
the l'lany
dilh'eulties siinoundiug tuo
; comuiy.
I doiio was
All thiil his Exccilw'iV has
m longer reintmbereil when
we i,:itv tiie p. ace he inigiit I ring to a
ImM-ex-'l nation, loving' kindness am
'.it. Vtu bebu-.e tmil t:u-iv was in
ieiing of resentment to th
lW.de.it,
' the most
'-e- s tuat
i.ot. (Vin iii llits heiirts of
P.idi al liiei.ibers of Congre-s, tiiat
dwoull not have
vo given way b -lore t.te
eney of the Presid-iit to
i -. hu-sl tend
harmoui.e the countrv. In hi me
a-e he hows no s uch tendency'.
A "modbhate" Itl.lU t.licas vir.w.
Times.
On the exciting ouestioii of the day
' ,
tie. i'ct.,rnl.o.i ot the Southern
States and the rdaUoaol the Kx.c.itivo'
toCoii 'icss the President has (lisap-
pidi 'f t!ws il0 untieipaled u dmiige !
I of (one or p'tsitiou. lie has neither
modilic I his views, not given any in
dication of a nidiness to concede
aught of principle or policy to the de
mands of the governing States and
Congress.
This exhibition of imyi.-lding pur
pose oa the part of the Prc.-id. lit may
not occasion surprise to liioe who
know the limincm of w ill which mark
hi.? charactir. Wo can lot but consid
er it, however, fl eriou error of jud
nii'iit, ar.d a hoiiito of dilliciilty whlcli
i o would gladly have seen averted in
the session now opened.
YVKKnilNtJ Till: JSAUY.
Ibiw inuiiv pound lines the baity weigh
iiali.v v.lioeiune lull a uinalli unoi
How iiiiiny pounds from tin: crowuiug
curl"
To llie ro-y point of tin; relics toe?
(Irainlfailier lle Hie 'kerchiefs knot.
Tenderly guide- llie swinging weight.
And earel'ully over hi jda"se peers
To read llie record, "only eight.-'
Sollly llie echo goes arer.nil:
Thi' lalliei' lanalis at llie liny girl; '
The fair young iiml her muls ilie wnnls,
While i'.raiiilinollier sianoliis liie golden
eel.
And stooping aliove the preeloiH thing.
N i'-l li's a kisi iliiin u player,
Murmuring softly. "Little one.
(.ramlinclliiTiiid not. weigh you fair."
Nolioily i olglied the liahy's smile.
Or liie love thai came with 'the holplci-s
one ;
Vohody weighed the threads of care
i roii'i which a woman's life Is spuii.
Vo index tells Ike mighty worth
Of a little liahy'.- ipiiet'lirealli
A Kufi inii'i'iising nieiruiionio.
j'atielit and f.iilhfii! until ile.uh.
Nobody weighed the hnliy's soul.
Eur hero en tail III no weight there be
Thai could avail; Ond only knows
Jts value in ctei aiiy.
Only eight pounds to hold a poul
'1 iial seeks mi angel's silver wing,
liih shi iiti'sit in tnis luiiuaii guise,
W ithin in frail and small a linn- !
ilh! niolher. laugh your niei'i'v mile;
lie gay ami glad, iiil ilon'i fui'gi t
From luihy's eye.- look mil a soul
Thai elainis'ii honi" m Eilcu vet.
Tilt; HKIDF.
WitlTTKN A HUNKRBD YBAUS AliO.
she is dressed ; she. is ready; the orange
wi-i'ain now
li'.onlll- I'
sir
mi her lieautifiil maidenh
In-ow ;
lis while l.io.--imis I Ii -in
I'SM II llilil'r
W'il'i tins rase on her el
litters Ihore.
w it!i Iier dark
eel; or a Mush
Ile comes whli llie eager step love i nly
lend-; '
O'er his heart-." dearest idol enamored hit
heads;
Rut lae weeds of her mother o'er clouding
his
Ap:
ng for her woe damps his pa-sionalc .
..I
"Widowed iiini Icr." he said, "fear t'mu
not li.r lliy ehilil,
Sic siiall uni'l" when a I'i'ide as a maiden
sin- snali'd :
No sorrow shall reicli lo r when rale on
my lu'ca-t.
'.-'weii'liirii of in v bosoai. emne honii' to my
nest.
Sad neither, no dan
side;
I lirina tliea a .on,
lind-:
iter I take from
though 1 win mo a
'J'liou hadsl hot one child. 1
I do hi.'.-S
I !:if v. il !i t v a in
Tw o hearts nr the unu w hleh liioii
nut retain.
llldsl
,-.i.l :u;i
'.nam
crown-d wiili her purple
iiiilg-lil.
V. illici-d
Am
ait
sere
p ops the leaf on
I he mold
Though I
llt'lf.
I I- tic -uinui'T. its fruitage
,nd aiioiuni i- amiaer w mil :
And aiioiuni
All '. .-v. ell he -pr'.ng l.rco.e.s which dal-
lv and play, '
An; '.u i. arc llie v. hite hav, inorne hlos-
s,;i. ,," );.
p.m ' ..weeh'-r the 1 ica.-ur- I e!a.-p to my
l.-aii
Pure May-hlomn. fair lilossoming lily thou
!l11'
( ip closer, eru p eluser, my darling.
mi .-,.i
No lilies, no luiiUhips. a
.No dnmioinl'. deck line
slacn:
!!i:l love i : a crown, ami I
y at t hy feel ;
w il h gli-lcuing
; r. I ice m v
llorneo
Cm. ley's Vie
iiost v.
'.vis oil Am-
Tiie New York Tribune of Iho 27i.i j p(.r cent. Lieiadiiig the standing :ip
ult., contains a:i exlonded article from j projiriatiou lor five mail matter 7l0,
liie ncu of Horace Greelev, umicr the,"-0- il legitiinale porliou of the rev-
1 -o-..'!'.. T, lt,,sU .,!' I.'-eon-'
True. Hasis of Recoil
' ""-"''' - "
views at length on the question now
distracting tlie country. 1 lo advocates
( ,..vi,- ..lull ..'!! I Soil-., r-
' ', . '. .... ,,
:a-o as he basis ol lioeonstliietloli.
..... .
'"l ' ,il U !
"ii
Hie subject of Amnesty, !ic says; j
I an. foe Pniversal Amnesty-.o i::i-;a;'
; i I,..,,., r...,,. ..r ,.iii,wiim-iii '
,i i nun mii I - fi'ion 1'i-ir nf oiiiiishment
,.i '
V I II II. -Will I'l.l 1 .,l.,,.l,.''-.v...
i;!():,,h Imimrlial Sullera-e should for
leo'.i.di Impartial Sull'erage sii
the present he resisted and ilel'o itcil. I
JiJ think it desirable that Jefferson
d.ivis should be nrraignoil anil trieii
f,,,. ii. m,,h- m.il it. slill Ri'Cii.s to nu-
that this might lir.ioerlv have been
c ,;mv inoiiths ago." Hut it wa
.jt (i(,U(. then; ami now. I
believe it
.,,, ,1,1 h.miiIi in l-ir in,, I-,, evil limn
! ..,,,,,1 n would rekindle missions that
. ,., vu m-aily burned out. or been hu.died
t.lcep; It would fonrfuilv convulse ;
. . . . . . . . . . .1
. ..if. ...l.lV. Ill,: I'.llllI , lb n,-u..ii.,..i
pn.jjrwaof recouciliatioii and kin-
j,;;,. r.-t. ting; there :it would cost a large
1 8,j liirccilv ami n fiir larjj:r indirectly ;
ami agitate tins .oiitli ; it wouiu arrest
i 8,a .iin-ctlv ami n fur larsjer iii.lireotlv :
..Vil iw j,uy WL.U soiind.iloii.ly
j j):a.k,.,l, a v.0ul,l ivsult In u ii-m agree
ment or nu verdict. 1 can imagine no
good end to be siibsel ved Lv such a
iii.il. .ii., I l.,.l.lli,.r 1 l-ulu iii illi-r li-ir-r
nor worse than thousands of others,
w ould have him treated as they are..
CoxsTiTtxioXALAjiK.so.MKXTs-Weiirelh'O for ea.-li slave enlisted or drafted
i - - - -
. , :ll.)1t a, ,.,,. Constit.i
- , the
,''1ln 11,1,0 LU,tl , ' ' .
Frcm-li Directory m ide fur l ranc. in
i tlieir short iiveii rmg-i.
The world t u ns mi but little new.
'I'l - P.. i;..tj nti-ii .I.n- nr.. (tin vnrv "Ills i im; itrosccutca DClort' IUIS I'OIO i i.)unuiiu, oaiu w ii'iuiH i eui H.-CH
lhc Ladicls oi l.i.s d.iy. are tho yry n.en.ha scut a delegation to ITashlrg.
same as the Jambins of trance, and the; l0., w;tI, n seri.-j of resolutions address-
Greek and Rjiurn IJ idieals, that in t'le The grain crop of South Carolina; e l t'i Cungre., in which they ask tiie
end, Bestroye l their Republics, and ",r the year, is inadequate to the main- j iuv(ieach:n.-nt and removal of Andrew
Htihiivtel the n all t 1) votism. ! ten.ince of tho peoe, and supplieswidj Johnson, the ahol s .in. nt cf the pre-
J .... , ,, .... iliavB to bo obtained clsewheri'. fr U-tiP Si.-ite Goveinruent of Lonisians,.
iUero is n.tung ne.T ii 1 o.;ocs w!,t.;i i;ie sin., will har t contrive t-,:. ,st.ibli,hmei.t of a loyal Territorial
C .vry itrn of political v.e t p.-.ntc I j th means, a t far a concsr : tlie s:;p- Government, and reconstruction on ths
daily, is as o'.d as r,((. B. C. p rt of the poor. bsiit ofiri rcrsal anflraf.
l'oniiile ;'.ii:V;ik'.
The C'inciiinuti Gazette, who h is n
faniUietil advocate of mgro sullrage,
spins out a column and a half leader
against female suH'rapc. It is very con
11. lent that il would be. improper to be
stow tlie right to vote on feuialea, and
ltd Ois to show the Impropriety of doing
it. Its great point is thai "women can
not bo filled for enfranchisement with
out emancipation from the subjection to
marriage." It maintains that women
ere not live agents because they are
controlled by their husbands, and that
I Iiev would therefore ucoc.-sarilv V;t"
as they dirccled. This argument i ilie blatant word-monger both turpen
might weigh in the case ofinarrii.d wo- j liners. There is a great deal of com
inen, though it is not so easy to show inon sense in the idea that, if unlettered
lliat tiie majority of litem are ruled by . negroes are entitle I l a vote, ho urn
their husbands. Tlie preponderance our educated sisters, w ivos anddaugh
of proof is on the oilier- side of the 'tors. It is our belief that good onlcr
question, lint whether it is a logili-j and good goveninnxt depend upon
mate argument or not in the case of, restricting the elective franchise t
married' women, il cerlainly is not in j while men permitting eft of that class
ease of old maids and wonn e who are j to vole. If this restriction, however,
e.'ii. ni-n'ii..l. 'I'lie law lid'-lil be so re-1 is fn bo broken av.av. and if the doe-
I ,.,,!..! ,.1 ,i,.., t1...nl. I, 'A... '
'V.l lil.IL H It'lll.lll .Tii-'iii.i '-nv LI UK VI ill 1 1 " ' " , , ' i "
right to vote so lon as she w as single, vail, v- e desire to see the stil'rago ttni
thercforo the (hua lie's arguments ! versal in reality, not in deiioniiuajio.i
amount to nothing. ! merely. V,'e do not consider it ndvi-
In point of intelligence, tlie Gazeite ! sable to place the ballot iu tlie hands
admits that women areas well qualified j of the ladies. Neither do we conceive
as men, and that lliey have as strong n j it judicious to put it in the hands of
natural right to vole, no one can deny. iho negro. Hut if the Legislature de
Hut the trouble, with all those new oi.Rs otherwise, the Indies have a bettor
fanglul ideas about sullrage, is that it is rii;h;, unquestionably, to u voice in the
not a natural right, but a favor and ti ; Government, than the f-tolid colored
privilege conferred by liie body of lhc man ; for we do enlighten our fair as
ooiumtiuity upon such ns it is believed ' soeiales as they grow up, in order to
will hesl fi'ubs.'ive the general interests 1 ret.der tin in lit companions in our hour
by its exercise. , of domestie ease, while the great mass
Neither the refus.il of the right to 'of 11,
women, minors, negroes or Indians has , still :
ever, uiitiLi'eeetitlv, been regarded as'sensi
leeii regarded as
an objectioii lo our form of goverii:iiont,
as ii wrong upon the classi--There
were. Hithstautial
c.xelit-l-reason.-i
for the exclusion of each
have heretofore ...cu cons
eient to eonlrol t'io policy
and they
dered sill!!
if both the
Federal and Sla'e governments. Wo-
men have been d.'ined the right U.'-
i cause it was improper for them to tnin
I ide in the noisv sad lilliian strifes in
cident: lo political coiit'. -t-; minors,
because until of ag' they are subject to
the coiiUmI of parent j or guardians ;
negroes, because they were negroes
because they arc acknowledged inferior
race upon every depariuieiit of whoso
moral, mental and physical composi
tion Gml has stamped uimii-'akr.ble hi
1 i'. ,.:....:i..
" 1 ""
nd inlo whom he has iiie'ii'-
! Mil .II.'O Ull O!
i-r winch pror. eis even
the blind against mistakes. Indians
have boon excluded becaliso tliey bi'
longeil to a distinct, savage, nntiitor. .1
race, having no Inst for ci'ili.",alion.
and ilieaptd ie by (heir very noltliv-i oi
being jneorporated into the body of
society.
Tliopidicv of csj'liiding cf.e'i and all
! ol taeso classes from li e excrci.-e ol th
, iiiii ,v,w ill.- i-i.-i.i I -.-,, i. :
1 he country did
,,,,1 ., , s ....
vices in Jhls oapacily, and if i! I::h!. they i
were inc;qiidil of properly disciiarging J
llic-ni. It it could be i.lio.vn that the
mgro could l.riug any additional wis
iloiii or.'-trcngtli to tlie -ovci'iimi'Ut lo.
admission to ihis ballot, io' llial ivi'iie
men eotiid eve:1 he recoucdi d to permit
him to i ecnpy a pm-il) m of i i i i ;: i
eipt'diiy with liu nis-ivo -. tlie advocacy
of the policy woul-.l not be so grea :ti
iii-uii to the prejudices and common
sens- of mankind : but so long as he is
lh- type of ignorance and imbecility,
and rcmaiiisas he is now wholly imiv
li-ilili. tin. ifil ii 1 i-i'ii'.io-nan-i. of IS-
while man to such a sv.sh'iii cannot lu
overcome, nor Ids resistance to it re
pressed. Louisville Courier.
report of (lie Postni.ister Jienoro!.
The following 's a summary of the
Posl.ma.ster General's report :
The expenditures for the year ex
ceed!; tlie receipts y'.I.NlJo.O'j!! (Ah The
decrease of riAcnne, compared wiih
the previous year, was 1- toil; por cent.,
'ami the inciva.se of expenditure.-, 12
mWK .v'-'1 -'-maiuing unexpended, the
Z! l"v Vl ,s
only ci-o.i.v.'.i i.'.i.
Tiie agregale lengtli of mail rout, in
' operation the past yoar was 1MI.72I
'miles. During llie year much of tiie
si-rvice in the iiio insurgent Slates was
. .. . r. .. .,
"i operation only pan oi me ve.'.r.
h d'iaios front t!,..,e
."slates w niie in operation exceeMs t'io
ivccipn ie, .-...i,...,.
T'horo li:is been
ar in Ibose Si:'.'es
1.N72 miles, nod
im ivuse llie pa -l y
1,0111 routes of
5 l.l.i.oi.i minimi cosi
.More llui.li
. . .
f ' routes in t!.o-o S ate
have mail put in opeiatiini, L'ouiprisiiig
nearly nine tenths ol the ruilroai;
routes. '
Contractors have been lined toti.'iOi) '
't "'"' delinquelicus.
f There has b
eon
a,i iiicre.ise in the '
:l':,M:,o''" le correspoiMeuce cx-
I cuaugci
il w ilu I or-ern eounlnes, amount ;
i ' to 0 !'J,'52- G.
Liberal p e ta! cmi- j
1 ventioiis
iave liecu c-meiinleil wiwr
"". " '; -- '': "
...ill V.lll Tilt. l ll II I . l'.ll I .i ll -lt-1 t!W ItO-ll
Italy and Yiiitzu-ln. A 'o.i .is for a new ,
: ,
. , ,
"Jf'oed upon coiitai ing liu.u.v u.lvau -
ff"- . A wi'Veuttoti viilu brazil
: lrl"'P:l.
? prbpose l.
"
i I av r tit ..:u:t j::,. I u bT a r,?'-':
i o 4... .g.es , . ... t.
'pointed i.y the Secretary ol a.', a.
dUoou c.t.ivene ,:, Nasnv.ile, j j'"'
; :ll
1 wi
j nessse. for H's purpose ot awarding ,
lo persons cnnlled to the bcnel.ts ol
said act coiuiiensation not cxcivdiiie
l. ,i if.. 'I"
I the I i.ncd S s se. 4 ice in
- i ' r tins act, ci.i.ms lor
" slave owned not only m Ivitinessce,
j ,ut .v, ; Kentuekv. but who were on-
. iistea or iinneii in the Mate oi lcnr.es
1 ee into the United States service,
i'HH 1S.VL-
How il Strikes our Pcojde, in tlio
( ouiitrj Woninuliooil nsell ;w
L.n'iood SullViigo.
From the. Fnyettevllle Observer.
Private advices from 2'ashvillo n.
sure us Unit the present Tennessee
Legislature will, in all probability,
place tlie ballot in the hands of tlio
negro, Jt, will be dor.e under the lea
dor.diip of such men as Vi'iiiiaul Speiiee,
the whilom honest ( ! ) lunnager of tho
Kxi !i.'.n:;e I'..ui!:, and James Midiin.s,
i. ....ml. tiil'V i.rr." is lo i.e. -
e colored men cf this country ore
end-barbarians in an intellectual
, and not one in live hundred have
tlie f.iintsst conception of tlie priiui
phs of popular government.
We are not disposal to see tiie la
dies "left out in tlie cold," while the
negro is being treated to such endear
ments. Tlie cry of disfranchisement
applies with far more force to our fair
country-women than it does to the
negn 'poit o i of our popul ition. be
cause the intelligence of the former
presents a claim not to be disputed th i
mouiuit you break down the stand:.;' .1
of electorship. It is political hypoc
risy of l!;e plainest kind, thercl" n to
deiiK'.i! 1 the ballot for the negro on thu
score "f iiinn. uiiiy, and turn a deaf rar
to appeals for fellow creatures in ovtry
respect so much his superior. Wi- oi;.
ject to the ladies as well as tiu m groe
'.t the ballot-box: but if the latter is
I have it, give il t the former. To
give it to ih'j mgro alone would lo
strict iniquity.
A Planet fa a Glaze Is It our turn
;
; From tho Ilarlh r.l 1 mu--1
1 JW. '..'or .-The belief thrt
tins earth is eventually
eartii is evcniualiv to lie ilestrovi-il
ov llie, I'-; siiostai!ua;.eu i: i in.- iui -u
'V-'
''
hat phiiiU, exec. 'ding tlie eatiii in
, have been subjected to heat so
intense as to ( iitiri-ly annihilate them
I mm liie liruuuiient. The keen eye of
the lob ..---.pi', gat h.i'ing rays from ths
p!.".:a fs v. nich are isiblo r.nd fixed,
has all'i.r.li'd to the vision of tiie a---ilMiloi,!,'!-
sulik-ionl light for him to
a-. sort iloit nearly two liiom-and of these
. :'! 'civ: di-appeared IVnt.". the I'.naa
t: .! v:ii',: the last four eenttifies.
A fi-.v evenings since, v.ddio watching
the lirmameul. with t!ie moon nt her
f.i'.l, my aitei.lion was altraeted to a
large star which stoo 1 a few degrees
above the eastern horlz.m. and :q par
lently on lire. It represented v-ry nearly
la revolving beacon light alternating
1 in color tiro., its face presented a
:"bright crimson color, tlieu followed a
p-.'d'u bli!':.h tint, then it would l'elap-3
; into i;s i'ai;;ral whiteness presenting
! all the ).lie:io'.ncn.i of n large eonfl.i
! -''.".tion v.lie-.i acted upon by a strong
j wind.' 1 am of the opinion that the
star was t'..;ig consume t ry i:re.
Sic!; are th" triumphs of true science,
( which :.l'.va;.5 leads the aspirations of
mail God-ward.) that the laws which
Lave prevailed in kingdoms not made
with hands, are used to embellish the
Word of Truth, by llie mental research
of the noblest work of God man,
Who dare dispute the teachings of the
revealed Word, that this Earth shall no
more bo o'er spread with water ; but
lhat tlie time shall come when our plan
et shall melt with fervent heat. Un
ali'eeied by this deletion, who can say
lhat other planet will not keep tip
Im ir revolution an 1 track tho heavens,
still borrowing their da;:ziing spLmdji'
from the Great Central Orb.
REY. A. WE15STKR MILLS.
Lebanon, Conn., Deo. 1st, lSGfJ.
P.u.Vis os mi: Bu.vtx. Tiie SAm-x
Times of the 2nd insL, say a ;
A novel scene oceitred in our Court
room on Wednesday last. During the
trial of a. cans I'm clank of a sabre
was heard, and al'Vieral ollleor, with
sw ord and pistol by his side, followed
by a f-'ldier w:th lixeil 1 nvoiiet,
ni:iix.ii:!d into tiie room. TIip.v ibd not
fvort 1,,'iv the poor tribute of ta'iim otf
t!i-ir hats to our Honorable Court.
: Iho wil l looks ami rlisturoeil conn-
I.U ,,tlt lll'IIO .O-l " t LSI 11 1 H-'Vl Willi-
; XmMVXA ,)f t;lt! ,,CUt.U aml bar would
; nxc j,w ...tviUnjily antusiui?. lilt for
I the sense of indignation and uutrage
i felt bv every one, at the introduction
! of li:vnnot into :t court of justice. It
so().) ..,,,;, 0.i however, that tho ob-
r.,,,-,,,.,!,!,. AU.,ar of
I 'i(1-,.e were some rust v brass buttoiis on
j t!ll( j.u.kt.t ofa ,)0()rConfcderr.t -. Thev
ln.l.l.ll,, ,,,, JMl of t:.e rooa ,a trj.
l-umpli, and v.e lost sight of them.
j , '01,,-l,,j,l,l'.l.H
I 1 v t.i.i.v-. inn?, ituic i;i.ii. "i
1 2C.i-tlsc-r.i Lrotlin-n a devil of n scare.
nuijt have given o:;r
, v.e fmd liic:u yet afraid of our
. . i ,h J
m'' c,lu'fc
i -
The I nivcrsal SulTrajje Association
TtIC NICGIK) A N 1
LOT,