The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 15, 1868, Page 2

ae ORES LE ACEC TONE EET CC un THE SUN well as in the Jetter, marriages within the | all, or reformed only im caves where the put PIRES OPFRA House, et at, cor, th av, | degrees th yoention have been re: | press thas by ite denunciations compelled it. MeEvoy's Musical, Plotorial, and National Enter | ganted by Christiana from time im. | In brief, nine-tenthe of the evila which ex tainment, A Tour throngh Ireland, manor " a enlt WaVING MALT Grind Moning Diana, woe ato | Mesorint oes neowtuous, and the | isted tn 1856, when the Haart of Hoot wen hanteal Figures, Chareh of Eoglond haa embodied them | erganized, and to remove hit was ob: hachy Opera Route, Hardee | with eonsideraile amplification in acanon | viously intended, aro now fa operation. An Bleue. Matinee on #aturday at 1 o'clock P.M. WORRELL BISTERS NEW YORK THEATIU, Sept. 16 ‘Now Comerty entitied "iss." Wood's MUSKUM—Engilsh Opera Rooite, on fatu day. BOWERY THEATRE-~The Femato Detective, and the Busing of Pearis THK GREAT Wes which was also, Jong ago, made by Parlin ment @ part of the eivil law. ‘This canon applies to forales as well wa males, ns does the propoaed canon we have eitod above, and extends the prohibited degrecs #0 ox to in- clude cages of prrallel nature with thoas ex- even more dagraceful faet, and one wo have euthority for stating to be true, ia that thoae members of the Board who are really alive to the emergency, and who desire to te decided gtepa toward the removal of above evils, have been and are now haw Matinee FERN CIRCUS, Broadway and ta th at, Bept 1, A Grand array Of talent, horees aud ponlor Provely mentioned, For instance, it Leginw | pered and opposed by their eolloaguce, their £ Vy the saying which i# often quoted jocu- | motives impugned, and their fenrs ridiculed. Ad Iy, A nan may not marry his grand- | But for the resietanee of a fow individ Tv hee! P mother,” thoagh the mother alone is apoken | to this apathy and ridicule, we should 1 4 i res ious and it prohibits aman from | ruffered an incaleulable loa by the proment Ji Sitnes for AM, drarrying Iris decoased wife's wistor—a provi: | eotile plague, and Che escape of our city from pees eters on over which thera has been no little dis. | this calamity ix due, notto the ackvity of the ne PE RUWAY, PHFTEMAGR 36, 190%, pato in Englawd, and probably will be hore, | majority of tho Board, but to measures tak. when the timo comes for it This prohibition of meri The FBiection in Maine. en in apite of their opposition, e owith ad The benefits of sanitary inapection and eu. Mbedacaer Abe et elect a iheg | faim Wile's vinter fs defended maiuly on | pervistoa ary no longer disputed, nor i9 thare rieedly © cen ttidntes canate tha: Goro, | tie gtound that 1 fe hut the converse of tho | any doubt an to tho power of tho 2hoanl of belt hep oaiebnargth: ab er ‘ na prow bition of merrying @ brother's wife, for | Health to enforce all necessary regulations: Bone os Ar Ay eae rb 4 at) ifm woman may not marry her husband's | It js true that the Courts have materially in Laas g Ms mete tbeaahios Nasa ea 1, | Divthor, it is said that it is but fair to annme | terfered with their operations, ti ngs of U A ne wai 4 ueshish t tat a@ mon may not marry his wife's sister, | recent decison of the Court of Appeals that Domoorney, Last yoar the Rep tg | Aceninat thie it fe weed that, by a rpceial | exeuse iano longor valid. Certain eontructe | forty was T1014. Itis now abow O00, 1 ! A . 1 ft . 1 | Peovinion, it iw forbidden to murry a wife's » stand in the way of thorough reform, % - ie bs ides) fe fe een | sivtor ta hor Wetiae, which impliedly per | But aport fron all thls, the Motropolitan ech aN) ba teat al eatin eH Ae | maita gach a mavringe after her death. | Board of Health las sudicient power, and ta hh a dedi ankles ee edge canon bo propomol to the | should have muificiont sanitary k W70, to Pi - te id ati lins soeodthsead ese | Convention tal Wil be | render the title that has boon applic te it of | ee 1 Smet Joarnnle teeenenl with etpiniventny.| (sits ‘low that thie snaring sh not | “the Board of Incapables” an undeserved facts, aud appeals; ther rank and filo wer | oes aca sa kud ia | Minas bopt si y in doing the lees ¢ . " Lien dlnoatieag ‘The same arguments gcse Pana though not less efvetive portions of dew to marriages between uncle Ono of the most aiching proofs whieh All the ikeucs involved int! 1 qe whilell “Ate piekctiyuly Borbllktow haa yet come to our knowlulye of the geveral Vous that have agitated the whole country | eS 7 we 1 tof the Konthorn Demovrcy in tivur . | lish law, but are only dixayy t ; w nly pree t io peo cdeasttn 4 of negra ge is afforded by @ letter from Lactic to ta, | Pravonedl: for 4 an Mpisespalians. the capital of Arkansas, which we yesterday ev | beaky cide Bat the q a which will occur to many | jied from the Bee Denne ' | that the Kepublicons have won a han A oD ta cdl ots VES) irOaGy. OME Lonel | ti'nde ia, Why should an ceclesiastical body, | state," auld the writer, “have atvippod fur tt It ip fa Valo to attempt to Aleauten the | Bis country, attempt to legislate on this | fight, throwing away all opporition to neg Pan ‘ v | sulject nt So far as thea alleged | frye s ticy aro vo longer cneuuibered wi 2 NS esntsaey _WAvO tint NS | se csev aid -peaerlanen: KARice Alin: wal Great (sien Die: VELA ing upon the very eit serious reverse in Maine, ‘Macy hoped in the Hoty; Chey are qiropeely tahun Jus Luand toy: | aL ee adealians, Wialiinng Gh ee tarker stages of the campaign te a the ae eit mea and. 60 fer eA cheiny’s favorite weapon, the a Republican majority of last year; later in Not w fuln me? aeeened The same astonishing chang the canvass they labored to hold the result 7 ” | Louk iann, where, from the peculiar mode of ear- they are donbtfal matiors which should be to the figures of that year; end near the | ii te the det f every one’s con, | Tits en every political exnpai ooo of the battle they acoined to foel conti. | LNt 1 Hie detorinination of ovary uno'n con: | oF potitical equality scoms ta be attended by a : seouee. Kor it ennnot be denied that it is dont that they could prevent much increase, ‘ Pere ueaney. cee wemral, SabeAltNy: OM, ia ie 6 ; iat hs 1 ‘ A by no means certain that the awa regulating | fuetoad of our mucn fags they have ba Sink solani ae a5 hat a the connubial relations of the Jews are till | cues, and tuke their stump speeches afer ar cir expectations, ho issue between in force. Polygamy wan permitted to them, | ing dinner, js that at there dinners, Grant and Peace on the one pide, and Blair and snother Civil War on the otha, pro duced its logitimate effect upon the reflecting Gasses of that rober and considerate State. The tidal wave rose lv gher and higher, till it Bnally ewopt all before it, Tho influeace of this cloction upon these which are to ocour in Pennsylvania, Olio, and Indiana during tho eosin month will be Breat. ‘Tho Keystono State will doubt. leas yield to the pressure; and that being re. garded as a doubtful State even by the Re. publicans, while the Demoernta confidently elaim it, if it should give way ant fall | the Republican line ef Doth partios will ul denticl contest ae decided, It is not unprofiable to cons'der how which are ulwaya in the ir, the whide and black Democrats sit down and fount together with considerable degree of intinacy, The number of negro orators who regularly appear at the woeratic barbecues in Louisiana is pretty At a barbecue in St, Helena parish, on the WIth Ult., six negro Orators aUdeesed th wweraey, aud two of them spoke twice, ‘the writor, whose report we in Hy, Says that ming with while we do not consider itallowable. Even modern Jews, living in Christian eountrics, conform to our ideas in this respect, and in deferenee to them, even go #o far ae to rolus obey the command given to their anccstors: enjoining a brother to marry the widow of a childloes brother, and thus raise up seed 19 his brother, ‘The Jewish law, too, by its terme, addresses only males, and its exten. tion either to females not involved in the letter of its provisions, or to canea which it does not specifically deseribe, is a violent stretch of interpretation, nother trath, wi nds of wdvi that the neg ja a Ligh state of preparation for the im privilege of voting, und also that tholy spoukers are on the whole much superior to the al run of white deolaimers whe are wot to olit up the tro parties in this part of the ec try. It is also authoritatively aunonneod th ito n October, enndid me regard the Presi. The spirit of the age is every day becom ing moro nud more adver to the mapping out aud dofining of moral crimes by etatute, If there Le auy ein in marrying within the , ‘ Levitieal degrven, thut ain, liko every other Leut,- different might have Leon the position of the ¢ J i ‘ Democratic urty today ifitbad yicltedtotha | He% Rot in the outward act, but in tho | Gov. doves of Teaws, a Demwctat of the purest counsels of ite morcragacious members in the | MPiFE with Which the et is committed. | Mes has concluted to jo In, as a niattor of eou- To nact and exte regulations on the ject where it is not quired for the welfure end pence of families, is tak ng um back to a barbarous ay substituting lind superstition for ev ened yndgment, seicntivus co on, for the permanent € the negro with the buliot, 1g Demovvate of the ing mpon the gre of universal suttvag We all the old Jew! selection of its candidates and the framing of its platform, Had it turned its back upon he dead pnet, and presented a projrressive plotfurn embodying the Lving questions of the present, and thea, in aceordcnce with tie Bogaclous advice of Gov. Seymour, non Tt seema wile {original and hit. Radieal pub. Journal ix 1 —— lished at Tuscaloosa, whiek op » voting a vf x a Je nated Chief Justice Chare and Moj-Gen The Bonrd of Health. on the growid that the blacks « exer Hancock as its candidates, it might have a : wr Py . What is the Board of Health doing to ful. | cise that pe If the I party,” it gone to the people at least with the fil its obligations to the publie? says, “cannot succeed upon its Union priveiplos Proud rrenranco thut it merited, even if | Hoe oblwntion Tea ics Without the aid of negro votes, wo profor did not nchieve success. It is now too JY DR a nie sO: ARV On SS RUMMY cae cen aath X etaaaey AILS tesco Ge fate to retrieve its Liuniders, but partes, | OF Me Bound of Health, and showed hy: facts : persons w in ed from exerefsing the Like individuals, may learn wiedem from | Hist it was neg pent in porforming ite duty. | Gective franchise their errors, and the Democracy nay hope | The experience of the intervening pe ‘od has | What a curions revolution if the D ats for Wetter thnes in tho year which aro to | Mlly confirmed what was then stuted, ‘Tho | should turm out to be the elumpione of black some. past season Lite been uaproecdented in seve: | suMage, and the Republicans become its oppo- — ral respects, An extremely elevated tom: | nents, Prohibited Marving perature led toan unasaal number of deatha : : Sha RI ; Ination vo ote tiie of dowp HJ from wsioke, and huceagod the tency | THM wtlery in Ashe aro very much terest Which we have already me ned as | todiscaves of tho bowels. During one week gumnplalt flint tho sicceascre of thie Russian ¢ 4 likely to oceupy the attention of the Qenceal | of the heated term, over twerty deaths oc pany aro acting in amost opprossive manner, Gonvention of the Eprespal Church, to be | erred from ine'piout eholera, and we woro | turning their tenants out of their hone , Tabsing held in this ety nest month, a canon con. | At any moment lable to the ravages of this | the price of provistona, and lowering wages, ecrnit mnrriage is, we hear, to be brought | terrible disease, Ata later period the eattle | The Russian schools have been elo. ed, and the before it for consideration, which will proba. | plague appeared, and has only just ceased to | children wander about the steoets, some of them bly provoke along and earost controversy, | threaten us with one of the most fearful of | straying into geogshops, and ther wetthig M prosont thare aro no rerulations In force | dangers. dounk, The Aluka erukd suys of this state of In the Episcopal Charchon the subject, ex. | In the mean time, and in gpite of these | ins rte Wis eusaier auieiace he eept thet ite membors are bound ax citizens | etimulating facts, the Boant of Health hes Fave boon dosmated, Our ieuatry ees to respect the civil laws of the States in | remained apathetic. ‘To say that, as a Boord, mn deatruction By unl Gare rent which they ros These Tawa being | the Health Comnalsstoners have no adequate {4 9 tho brutal 4 thought to be more lax In some casos then in | ytion of the relations they bear to the | @ consistont with the injunctions of Seriptr is morely to atirm what has fora long | poles “Oar south has if an efturt wil bo made to supplement them heen painfully apparsit to all who un. | Sid driven trom Ue x “ authoritative ecclesiastical statuie, | nd the principles of sanitary adminis: | our ultinute dest whieh shall clon het rnormagros | tration, Any one who bas atiended their | No doubt tl ion in these ar Lwhat t prohil Lihue | reyular weekly meetings will agroe that t Muproaentations; | confusion which is sues be es oy reg ; that whivk is taking place in reat abuscs |! me verre peta Leh oditel aa hilt rand we eon ¢ they A nid tl l ae afl sold With eliglora and Catto’ iil bunecedit MON A ¢ : ' Poekshill ; 1 ’ } tisk by Domes \ 8 weight ee sshbndiey : F testious of constitutional aud ought to be avoid noyal, are wwe thedy vtéon, AT tional dnw—can be settled by th LT Ihe « Hor | K avcomplishedt | however, enunut by A principio cau ouly be | by ob 1 The wo kly setilod by r “ not by violence \ \ \ + r rintendent ¢ Having been overcome in thew rl Ny 1 * tain numerous d f 1 esinspoeted, | Lee and his friends say (hat they dow wi Ne oem ea peel teea hea Vie platntn we Ww citizen, examina. | secersion aud slavery at un ¢ for Pat hea TAN RAHOPAL; ella S$ made, and orders issucd; but on in. | oll time hereafter, It is true that neither ° i rai - dvottine can be raised into uction now, but b woof t} moors and Influcnes of | 4 ew He Bu aM het there Ja A yaat dlp that does not dispose of them essentially, the By F n¢ nation, that eect | ropertion: between the tk reported and | The law of the solar system is gravi will boa very # It will brand | that really acomuplishet, Tndocd, theso ro: | igtion, by which maltor must attract will the emnections cond | berta aro unworthy of tho Boant, and have | matter in proportion to itn masa, ‘That law de and will vist them with @ soc’al rey j hovahio save as testimony to the ineompe | fies tyrants and tyros, It stands eternally, It Inuieuaotat to ¢iiael panalio tency of the department trom which they are | puts down at the end all dissent, It is the an he prannd ARR i a y if whieh these | issued. ‘The reauof Vital Mtatisties is in | with the federal system of government, 1 alations ure sought to b led Is two. | Most respects almirably arranged, but even | very first law is that the soveroigu States ereated fold, fire, the provisions of the Levitieal | this might be improved, ‘The Board makes | it by virtue of thelr sovereignty, The quality of 1 sovereignty is eternal, as well as onmipotent, It searcely any effort to on laws, and, in epite of protest, seems eontent to register Buch reports as are made, without attoampting to compel delingucnie to furnish full returns, law ; and peeond, the practice of the Christ an the registration Church, In the 18th chapter of the book vitleus, verses 6-18, the Jews wore fen to intermarry with women of kin” to them, sud specttically with a mother, a stepmother, a sister, a grand. daughior, a halfsinter, an aunt, an uncle's isno use to pretend that any federal system ean stand upon a different basis, Tt must be an asso- ciation of integers, as ours, by all its history and philosophy, has been demonstrated to be, Well, then, if the States are sovereign, they eannet lose their right to secede, whatever may be thought of the exercise of that right,” “near Unhealthy and adulterated articles of food fre sUll wold in every part of the ety, yet we wife, a deughtertutaw, a brother's wife, | have no adequate system of food inspection aidan Tears binearg iit is idle to pronounce B wife's mother, a wife's daughter, or | The pas nuisance, which the ol! Board sum. | Matithae been extinguished, If that relation be ' really beneficial to Llacks and whites, ‘as those & wife's grand-duughter, It add: | marily abated, hws beow rovetublished, with: | (oe ee are acne fly petccadaey ae wl, Neither shalt thou take @ wife | out interference, The driving of cattle through Mtwill not bo apt to terminate forever, Ite vitali to her sister, to vex her, in her lifetime.” | crowded thoronghfares goes on ry day, Ww ty will survive @ long and various contest, the whites continue among one another and the Diack» their presemt competitive form of society, Arsiiving these prohibitions to be part of the meen! low and to be binding in the spirit ua ‘Tho construction of theatresand places of smnasewent has either not Leon reformed at TUE it will he one of ite conditions that some ai! live on the lubor of others, and the black, being the Wenkext competitor, will go back to romething like his old standing.” ‘These opivions are interesting, They belong rather to the sphore of abstractions whieh have ho present practical application; but they ex. Libit an independence and boldness of thought which are rarely mot with, The writers ef the Wet and South ove wo mere echoos of the im ty. They have their own ideas, and express (hen frankly and clearly, — Tluman slavery is dead, thank @ South; and the movement for the ew of labor the world over seems to be p very watisfuetorily, Lt does not appou however, to have reached — the drivers of New York, If ever planta tion negro was worked harder by his taskinaster im the South than are these poor Whig men in this enlightened and philanth jori- 1, in the neipation vgronsin as yet, stage codunnity, we have failed to hear of it, 7 ® npelled to drive through the winters cold aud nuinmer’a pun, in all weachers, eiyhteen hourt a day, Add to this the time consumed in reaehing returning from howe, aud performing the other nerosary du tien of life, and the drivera hive lose thon four hours out of the twenty ur for r ' For this protracted toil they are paid the tulserable stipend of €1.60 por day, Read tho story we print this 1 of one of the whip, and thon blush for the humanity their employers ta yours, have put th The stage eo fares up from six to ton conta, yet to the men whom they work thu mercilessly they pay amere pittance that ts ins suiicient to keep bedy and gout t tr. Init . sing t the dr re “kowk down’? follows arrested imprisoned for eru tnisals, because he was deiving a burse show “ pl eoupell ' ing fraternity w atey portinent: Du we not need a muciety 6 : An ie voment haw reee Leen made in the apparatits for pred fame of the Humps of calcein oF magnesium, whiel as has been directed upon small the in. Kose culty bu 1 that these wikulis beth eru use, and full to pieces, In place of thom it ia wailed ein ‘ga proposed to eipoy the substance com, Which resists the flaw Cf Wour oF slivinkage, 0 be wppliod With the some result ax @ coating or plating of a fire-clay. Yiroon is at presems quite ture, bong found ouly wt a particular apet magnesia, or ev wt the foot of the Ural mountains, and in seme voles mand) fe POLITICAL, - —The Chronicle is the mane of Hean paper just started in Rochester Gen. dol A. Logan is id with fever at the Louse of w friend in dotict, 1, —The chorter election at Alton, OI Jy Feenited tn a Detoeraite vistors, thows Desoeratle gain, ~-Mr. Co fax reached his home, at South Ind., the otuer alckt, white @ Republican tare : Hie was received with euthe siratlons, and made a short speech —Southern popers report that Geucral Lee most reluctantly phoned the documeut tn reply to 4 Cishihed to and did 40 for ad Into other four that thelr rer thaw the (ue reason, The Wet end South, a Domoertic paper publlebed ot Clielanatl, ann sO wall heres aiter be know erunge of rome hae bh ‘ough deference to the as the Cummoner, opis slicer, who di-cover in th lea of pect! He Which 1 is dee sirabl good considerations, to avoid.” ) quent French adve ourennse during the Feb the Unite of Writes to a frfend in Slater: cluction of anew Fens apps vod are tt a AEs Poa. od to honor wie 4 bene & eucy Will Guiles Ube Roevuake weld ©, ~The Lynchburg (Va) hi wa, alluding to the rumor that ‘Toorabe and BM, Mill, of Googly, are about to take the stump for Seymour and Har in the North, eayw: Wad better wtay at home and keep allent, He ix a political blather phite.” ‘To whieh the Kiehmond Whig wis “Hl is avothert It ie smpowsible that either ean do any good by speaking In the North, Say wit y tay, any . they wt weithor is likely to way what would bi be misrepresented und enpital Tunticats ~The tyllowing extract from a private tn pablishet ta the Ciustanatl Commerct it, author isa Micsiselpyian “Tam, fir. a Southern man by birth and feelin, and Wish only the peac, qui yrospercy of my country, aid us rue fee taney in suy'ngg Chat the election of Gi ne Five eur ait F Khewe, winiie th wir will bring gre Woleer Vhirty-four Demoorats of Cinciunaty ad dresecd aletter to the Hon. 8. F. Cary, of that cliy, dated Anust 2h, inquteing of him whet be intends to support Se, Home nnd Mair, of Grant and Coliax at the Pres! al clestion, us for Me, Cary hi returned 4 wer; and although hore wns tor a oF 80-0 rumor Chat he had prepared the doca nent an itod Ht An a place \ peat pt an editorial in tat Journal whieh leit t ‘ Ss \ i Peday ea ation i Raute w wd ¢ , Mativ them Ltoattend, € Mercley aud othergwiil adcrera te wi » be wine by eolored 0 Davis, the Representative from Clark 1 capelling free persons of color from floor of the House, on his pretence of ne-elghth African blood ty tis vronned the indignation of his Ata mnecting of the League on In Athens, quite a stormy debate denounced for treason to Lis color , and bi m to bea white man, juspired the League with fo Much iodination and contempt thet resolu tone were the repre. rentalve Th Yorker Handele-Zeltung is the name ofa large and han published tu this eity weekly, fn the German a Nie. Tn ite way, it is @ecomplete model, None of our weekly Jousnalein English equal it for extent and variety of mercantile and financial intelligence, It likcrvlly gives everything of interest to « busivens man—the names of vessels arriving and departing during the Weok, particulars of goods imported, the het price of ail kinds of commodities, exports and linports, rates of frelghts, domestic markets, storks and gold, liste of passengers arriving parting, news from the business ecntres of Kru rope, and a thousand other matiers ot the same vature, benldes excellent editorials on Mnanclal and industrial toplos, It hax @ large elreulation, we are informed, in Germeny, and has done a great deal (o ple Our seonrities DonNlar ty thet compte. omnely printed comme: lal paper, SDAY., SEPTEMBER | Inerense of Blick Democrats in Lonisinan, Prom the New Orleans Timer, Teawonerre, Paris of Mt. Mary, Sept, 6.—S1n Tiere pow t {i whieh dors one ward OF the paris net bonet of i club of colored, a8 * Boyn \ niZod the whieh hrs einee bec * mimer ust. make bso eficient work ine clue emvized at the some tin 8 colored elaty, Ancns na Patrick wis elected Presid’ nt fo Garret and in Hierre, View Pre 4 Joba Garrett, Secretary: Win. Ktacnton, Treasurer —all colored men, bul wenad We and true Demoer te, Tate nded, by Invitit’on, a meetin of t a ln, yer'erday aflerroon, and witnessed the rrecntion of Fourteen new members, tee of whom lal boon itvli CUS Sof Cie atraitest weet.” aad very ine dal are prevering fora grand demon tration to be tude at Feanklin, the patisis emt, on te tis lartay nit venture to’ aay that tie te jore! Sevme ut 148 of Jeaneretio” will mareh into Branklin ca tigt doy one budred Kirons. Tell pour Central ve Commistce to rend aa badges, and ell Ue orsiors, white and black, Who eum We spared, te bey tm voll the all i Tn neve, yours, CALAMUS OL TUUENS, Rep Mrern 1 wot ie beoue, at ful grove of Sonne a mile anda bait from ted River Lew; fo well # could be seen ned the duty of prep Ging other iuoensary arrange AV Gieie part by prowiding plea ed that mie tow the ground and paid porter of phonk * (we taties for dhe wor, one 10 they te ¢e by Gen DB. times, Presttent of OAK. LO “ a ane F seco from t and, the ne date Mr Dik, red iat hor at aston @hed bute shit reat . H catered vad: in the Fede He tu do a eepnat Aw ther tine OF morse Ww f whit My, He norer color fntodgerd, Me ect nent ' reat eredt! for un tec Hreqoently aud te @1, When Ihe dem Was gven that aus that 1 the dinner had thee rer i wdofMe. 1 acle eatted 8 in cunt ALE, Pearweny tt " ly cover Alter be cloved Mr. t ec roque fot tie President Y otwlar anceeh at abuut ive Larents inte te body Mb, Prom the Greenburg (La) Sav and Journul, Sept.ds ‘Tie Democrey of the pariah of St 1 mined to the town wily matare, w kas grow ng tt ore by cating Clinming cretary. laggy Ww 1 tor ius orderly boring and sted of cHlinens from every port Parish, Gack os wel ae white, Where were Prevwut about owe Aundved aud forty or ffiy coored wens who ware duis pruvicad Witt s4ith, Ule,, wail Who secined to cxkilit a wincere desire for tive ac Guinttion Of more polcal Lght ham Uiey had Leeuw kecustorned ty receive of Late frow the ear pet-bag orm meslawoggers, and ap ostion of tue Keadieal pur y ' iy. nus G. Davidwon, being present, was then in- J pon Ce eek by at thé weavimows ¥ both white und cdored Vewocrate | remeiite pees sich a well tim is pally Ww aw 6 iF lcarty pn ested ty M es eu patos, Viet id Inawe Bunter, of thin para Wehana, All Of Uoelr epewe len we 1g WAL LEO Ge COMI WHEW Ne, EEL ound Igic, anal yuluen words Of advi X © OFCd WED Prenent; wk He celured speakers heute poles necued to be Pied by & courace, ae onde i « ee Wiiiod GWAR Mnicale A. cone te oe ul NesViCeR Foudorcd IN a Hieliteulls Exine fnsi Cy eluciuaced avid iMtustrated Prine), tery in course of ther Femoris, that ealled f neat cheers from the whites os well as from the colored Detvesuie it We usncuiblaye, os The Neuro Democracy lu Goorgias Pom the Aanta Constitusion, Sept. Me A large nan ; 4 inving leat it Webeht ad ext hapa) were thelr trie goat feliog cnn, net of the qreat good be believed uit lo our ence, al mention urovo and approved 4 vir ny stiting twey had tasted Ds Colored Ciuba in Welk diswrlets, wid L would th avle vo maintun o tween th ‘A large and cnthue Clined: County Was he ved hy tour colar Davi Daving Wriet 4 tiey inendly welmg bv- je meeiing of the at Gri ene of Millix om the buh Het, A large nuinber of eo wt Lluek Democrnite wiytizetion in Soueb Caroling Prom the Chavieuun Ne 4 1UA, ting held at meerple b W yrain ede and warning U tried to stir White poopie it udvice ween them gnit told the up HL weling the South. rw people had owned their tihers as slaves, tiey Wad Ket thet free for love, the freedom would Wave been accorded them then, oid they theuyen ew Wight have been born fee aiid lave siready owned the forty acres of land the lyiig » vel find pros He guve them wa wnt Of Heijer nook, aud pointed out ty (ie bewrl tie queations of tho War of raccn and maton of he blacks, Me werned tein connequencen of turring w dey car to ad that the “wt ern geallense they continu deigning bed fold tern, cn ured listen fo and heed the leaves on by the avtun d with th yt me U yn wood J Ue and (he Wack pled by wering him (0 Various qoestions that ie put thes doubters acted 4 « want of While otlers wer ctor n= tie culored people Tor ibe jored Legtelotorn of Suiits T f cur ¢ 1 foil . Rohort st meh tue War for the Ualon, aud oy the Legislature wf eouta Car nthe roonip Porryt —— Avother Story Abour Genoral H. EB, Paine, memlior ot ¢ First District of Wiscunwin, Ja the aut ing weatomonts When the news of the fll of Sumter was r Newhall Hose, "Pao tligt on We. reeelne ef we. Was ablaze with indiunation, ait Demo nid bhicans alive burned to avenge tie iit sult that ty red to Gur flag. A nieeting of Dusiness men, irrespective of purty, was held at the Chamber of Commerce, and esirting addresses were hiade, Every voice was for war, Some one men- toned the fact that Governor Bermont Was in town, it was at nee resolved to ta a speech from One of our most highly respected citizens—a personal acquaintance wl Seymonre—hantencd fo inorm — hin of the call, He ~ was nd iw the didios par: lor of the hotel, revived the Milw kee n most cordially, cuit represented h neif stof heatth, Pat when informed th the crowd would presently eall upon kun for s pk te promotly replied that he should not respond: ‘Mut you milst,’ replied his friend, The crowd w raid fn not tike no for an unawer.’ *T shall not do i rT don't know how this thing Is golng to id Lehall not spenk. You mast toll the erowd at Lam lek and eannot respond.” Che Milwau: keean refused to tell this lulschood, aud turned and left the ‘great stotesman.’ Shortly after, ay other of his acqnaimtunecs, also a pentionan of eo Ving in this commanity, waited upon bin with the meerrind, He foand Seymour in lis room wick was futrly deceived by bis couutertelt iHinens, ard Jolt Lim, “Shortly afterward, « committee of gentle: jaen called unum the Goveinor and initiy dragged him out upon the tal Te simply thinked the crowd for the compliivn(, ind excuved bikueell from speaking on the scare of sekuese HUMORS or THR VASS. BUNDEAMS, a ; bis yenr, neg on Me. Bie n i+ portraits he did not. | Wate ne ae ‘, A ny navigation near Parts fs nhont to create twelve new peers. =Achap in Memjphte hi sould be ire headed that Horntio Sey ‘iad been putt in bay, go richt nt inn fitle more tye? The Amerinun fer ate is 0 dienitiod body, ard has boon presides over by rntiemen of the old se ool, like oorre M. Palins hie Detnoeruey, rememverctis te traction one Huse oF Lorde could not, overic ire doctoraion at Torre Haate, * that by would | © foeep any Lime with cer thon with a Dear rene's contemporary perceives (in Ue it Of this declaration) evidence Of a pr sound pali« Jog foretold by the prophet Reektet, Awhiet-piayer, beewse he An Edinburgh paper say find ty th — The Pacific whale fishery has proved a failut =the waters of the Seine are now so low that entirely eatepended, =It is reported that the Disraeli Government writton a Afy-paco pamphiet to prove that Abratam Lincoin was tao =Panch says that a chinmey sweep should be ways fullowing “We regret to 4 the announcer nt of the death of Str, W—— 04 the PAF! of ve Demnozrate Oonveat ga. Wi ieous fabrication, Fr. Keymour ate rercive the whole rebel Vote, thi« ere tea gtut of py sin tho st fentimcnt of Me. Buir'a (the Brno: uw het ts giut Of panthers ta the siteete of Will Rectire him tie whole Afr don, tud., aud de evtivens wre preparing to thin However, hw is not so. ecrt an, hom oat Wilke Noches, MNY na sO thal vie Lace dies Welinek, Merean ea St —A ciirate who believes that the lower ordors Agalu, with & wf} senne oF ie fel of tho En dish clergy are underpaid, propasos a clerke Feapeot “ine to ti sel of the Goweens | Cat a ad eis ih x Wher whan t MLO Dre ET Wit Mie, | CAL StH Ke G8 a tneans of mecuring betior wages be foot of wade Medici iy ia lon: 10 Beoadwend ister, with a fra k se Ve fi] Nis name, that tue (Amerie Hy | Ohereventh the heizht of the whote Nzure, wn » th cortaln cout ngeticien, ¢ van $ vans . Ay bat what did tha: | With 4 litle more than one 1 Weare of Wis Umunpet ond | = M. Henri Rochefort, lantera aud all, in My Ku Klux Be wap hd eT Rbape of a wooden toy, Is to Le bought um the B 4, Which wenle & ce bring them to terms Vards for ten aus, Whew the police are not ive! wits a Bs meant ye yes kod he ros Aad sot vie —Muazini wants the Doles to establish o Mrendtis of head uticnt Iteor overturutig the recon, | DOLE embracing Poland, Greeas, and Tackey tv farented Gevateanen hee aaa rope, with Whe eapital at Constantinag le, allasion, Vio rewind the Amorientt e —On Thorslay next the i DAL M., will D of the w loos of Life and Wey last attempt of Kind celebr walang of (hho ed thoughout to Jo yone by the rebels, Would not the eon Classes, rid, with tte a ned solemnly aud Its Wonted aud thore who haved horror of thei eed gratified wt the probavie r z “eotapel? the Be nde ry oven ual Hint: Jond show that Thare Cute at he pon of the bay cnet? tow Went vet by his: Jowt his eventos, Who 1 4 Jomeaey ye mir mig accompant : slice be, herd, held our. tt ne 00 dent op Wiogtccted, and, In F ts gil ts ta bes wade apscity good Kepublieam mperen, “ha ¥ i e fx the hop Firtur” Dut tits injure uiNeate, for plan | t t $f a day, Even the acinies the Fouts? But how bet con: | | eee ee eer eee ee ee elbhe Loki than Mont Di ‘There aro BN hd Rasbok a PNGI f the Cancastan cbala. bs 15,206 (oot BUOCKING HOMICIDE ; i ‘ 4 ebaes the recond 10540. A Man Pi to the Heart by a Rede coutruct for building the railroad beidga Aron Kot, aud wbmont tustausty Killed. ctwren Omahaand € " warded vem the ; Tho exyy nee of the bhige w on and @ W . Wana a his build the upproackes on tie C sid the name of Kimbioy. Tue two | the ater Of rods weed in constructing bridges by n bad always orm wis, wid | ascertaining thor musical properties, I elle ves Puaane had dong nothing thas he wae aware of 10 | thatthe nate whieh: aueh rods, give ont whew etradls tried ta make, Kimbley” understand thite bur the fate | will be an indication of thir tenelte etrenatt. ter, Who acted Like & drunken tas, Would HEL —A tower is to be ereoted at South Head, Ind., Histon to what hie tried “Lid to! way, Mon BEE | go ae weney fel tastes pe ae any explanction of Lis_own, conduct, kept up | for the telaoope whtett Savin Napoleon has given to the at Wf revcuting weie Kooilt OF iu | the University of Noire Dune, ‘That tnatitution te was only prevented eienea ts * " vas by the banda; \ wed by dve hundred new applicants for wlinis an the two, and sion, house, AULo'eivek, When Thor lk ac aa t re to the mill te teseme Work ab his A dexf mute, bronght before Iustice Dodge the other « upon a colored Tis tnearcerution, w ‘equivalent to lmprivontnent for tite, fut piece When the red-hot eu many of the workmen for tue He saw that Kimbley wan Taient on Mya Mglit und knew that i be was Hid & difficulty, We Would be the sufferer, fur y was a hay stronger man than Ne eought to pence win his wewaiiant, Ato get away. Kimbley followed tia ever, and struok bine Reveal times with the Hwee On the forehead, and twice uF Uirice fore,” b een an actor and clerk of a rave cour nt passions of elim be ta of ren, tuto his bre Mt rely Kiews avoid year,” roid the famous Sebastian Bach, A white one, ty for the other, his pore He neal not feared | Dok." art by Ti round, |). if up non, hurt a | Edward i, treat ting & atie EB gp mae being @ gre tie werk, and he fell back kid in the mall took bum pet. Paap ies gas ty anit bore hina roms tie abreet, WLOFe the 220 ult Pre alm 2 lad Lim upon the bed ‘Thomas was oll tat he bad kiied Kim Whey, bi al greatly eleoked, but declared tut he hid actod omly im yetdetence, He gave hinsert Junto the elarce of Ue police. and Was takeo to the Keventeen'h Word Stow Honse, Thomas is a Large anid poweriuiy built tan, He ol Wailer, He y ingen Green, that Gerrit Suith hus co Mi to ¢163,100, countie y natured you or quaerel- hon ed ior | Nias cto hie tutlusis od ein thie county thirteen care. three Of Which aus he pent ie ihe Luon cy He had heen try and m thie city for waumuer of yours, Joa Was ax fiir ov ‘Thomas's, neither of weH OF diengitite Bubite or quar emoue syowitious, He married his recond wile about two Mouths ener, Aw We bave sated, they always rom edd to be on terms of friendatipy Working atl a y lovether tn the null, and spending thuch time in ee other's sociuty in thelr jelsure leu te <a & Taking the Veilin tho Chereh of Bn Prom the Church Nea, Sept, sient sends us the folowing ne in the dram Willow Copse, taken her veeation he head entirely t home by Mrs, Floren | commanding flenre, chapel i E | utieus bair con flowing tres * of the poorer els n. Alter the chonting of lady who Wis lo reccive the ved led iuilo te outer chapel, accompanied by ley creed the | more doubtr | hospiinie of fold to th wi bred A ‘The poowlant wee dressed 68 9 bei rere th with bridat dealor who vetails it at he Ye charged with an unprovoked aewiutt + Was “eommitted to anewss Jor the ehrenmstances, is about —The Purial Board of Carliste, England, has been bigoted enough to re'use @ danglter the priv! cause he had "Tiny two cravata which lust me @ whole Vlagk one Jy about six monthe the one doce The biack by constant use be. © met rather white; and the white turne very Hetty H. Robinson, now in helress hersel, bas an heir to It is @ fine, large, healthy and 6 named Kdward Rast Sogiaaw (Mich.) Courter states Va sale to Rastern capitalists of tus pine lands tn Murow and ‘Tercola +5 (5,500 acres) at G7 per nere, amount: ‘These lands were in the mare year go for €%5 per acre, withont buyers, —The stroot robbers, with whom London is | infested just now, have hit upon a new dodge, A | ruflan stoops dows, ax iC in the act of tying his khoe, aud then sudtenly bouweing up baits hin head vio- | deadly into the stomeeh of a pedestrian who is pass and sonds hum head over heels, Confederates upou thelr victim, and Reece him of his Miter of G, PLR. Jamon, the novelist, opted the stage nea profession, aud on the Sith of May last made her déut in a Melbourne theatre She was nol sex Were laid very euccorslul, and the Linpression seemed to be that Ler acting e Williaims, aud whe has a fine, Leresuing ee he ren err Ladies who are addicted to chiguons, and a eiclstered nun | there are few that cre not, will be deeply, if mot de ittally interested in knowing whence tol adveme Until recently, in Europe the Ate priest, co tribute toudorn and beautify their wealthy sisters SUEY aGUNCL. OF eipoLing, Meaty | Many apoor girl olf her crowning glory to buy @ Hilual could lend to tie cecbiatou | meal, ‘Mts source of enppty eecms to be exhausted, however, ond deaiors in human balr have resorted to A means to moet the demand, Wir Of corpses fe ent off and ne orexports if Who uttcnton lice wearlag white Giomen te He | to thie conntey fap the bonedit of our halles, shirts, Having been pauuely questioned by the an writer in the Gerinan Ki-chem ¥ nf 1 t rr Coa aves Maud peutimieer etree aaaceaee | s that If Henry Ward Beecher eonld seals he wou dchiver fu the old coun Jeung Hovic novices’ hy tin, 'Yy Per cupaite wile Uy row, Wis thou sue the German Iinenage, and be prevaited upen te preveh (or a year in one of the expitals of Germany, aneeort in stemming the tide of int Horo it ts but the plain, 0 when he aewerts thit there Mt be compe ak a ome oF ro o by ibe soern lack baie wae ‘ik | paved with him ty an euthusiaet the Diack lung ticases Guling om the grouud arunud | ier of. Mr, lec @ preacher, lie says sy | EOE CTT sho herself throw | Many of his mincellancons writinss are utterly the Veiites oF hC world. Bue was Ucn Ted out duit pre jon Hit Mr. Beecher wontd, by and t Tyi'the buncatstine Rect. rhe be arhanwed of, Me se 4 also thut Me. Bo cw ‘ x Wortl: @100,008), and owes Valauble rat estate : uly Ul On the 12h of Septeuiber the M W taj In tice, A wlinaborn Juercuae It is hopesl to ¢ | hott few houre s Ievotedt t Boring |" F Hie ed Shay ‘ Oi ws ry and byw reeent tuswiont sere 1 hin tenants to vote against 4 nT cor wi ” ; the rset —Ido w,!" says the chronicler of . tour Bughal, Uh nn raid Alode sal wicket J than the i rutile (tiny Kt is he w i Cit indeed mere | the printin Ipe the wrong letter fui Y inviting the Angheuy wud Bester bis onteunaitc hk shaten cnet ot Pn thay so the wu iwird divisions of Cath. a lJ fingers, td Ladd may be healed Dy hha Wi vis hideed | Om vidieutour, sometimes tie mort indeeo ous, ad AML etiers desiving infors Munders, Not satisfied with that, he glides throuch Lowse should be directed “A sey page fat; (usdegs “tha adhe Motier Prioress, G.5.B., Bemewciine Pury, | 2 door adler, or, Wf a y turough the ey Feltham: Mindicase’ Into the correcting roam, ant, a the right moment, or oo eugene puts a mint between the proof and the corre by Tnacepy Nuar Tuomsox, Ga.—From apie Giles achat ne agen me by posi teal on the Geos Hi ad ara by yontenday's train om thw carga Bal: | ooea” aecvcef eeheves did tbat hvelbie Wlaoe © white amen, aun 0° negro murde i £0, WiKd Wins Ung tanhee fora sawmill’ Just above‘ Who Was al Work hy the Wood quilte play wilder prantes tha: tifle paragraph ts the Ten, yed ta yee URN, WH) attacked the driver sierhiy in a se Pour times, pos of om astronviniesl phenomenon, the writer of th Hele area the word natition; foar mes did tho *natation,’ ofa citry-lop, «white man, With is axe, *pliting tis Pas acini ae ah head open uid ccusing Matant death, “After ‘ia | femon elisuse tnutston Ini Moody deed, the negro esld he Would now go ant | malice Wan vot yet utisfed, One phraw ended kill the sawyer, also a white man, who was inwell at his house, Another negro, who heard the thren immedistely ran and informed the sawyer Of it. TL Kot his revolver ready to defend hin laurderer wtipped up to hig vnawaren Aimortal blow on the head with his thus; "Dhese changes ou rit to sity, aeconting ax the rotid crust nwer” ined? OF the ‘solid ernst! He wos e the move inten. 1 bes Do you know wuat Demon Coquille i ed ig ho made @ ‘eclostial slive, however, when the train Thotwson, but | crt’ and of trapposed” he made *sunporied.’ Slice ina dying condition, After thfe sasault on the bun. | these awful (ransforamtious we have heard not! ng yer the negro dea A) the wands, sareylog be Diouly | of our selomtiie contributor, We trast he bos not ry rossi td icon ee ee play at tn ig | 28 drowned himseif, and that these Hew may div suade him fro’ the 1 Gerfectly undevstand.” the negroes who had beew in the chao Iv bung hin Lo a tree, loge, whe fatal doteradaation, whigh for Ay