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tide cf Broad sired, Second Door South of
Alabama.
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on First Doge ; Local and Business Notices
tm Fourth Page.
To Lawyer*.
We publish in (oil, the dcciniona ol tha
Supreme Court; aJw the doilr “Pro-
cecdinga" of We Oamrt, k«d keep the
“Order of buauiese" aUixling iu U1J
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Tmomas N. Honun, TLosuemili#. Oa.
Jambs iun Burra, KooxtIU#, Tenn.
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Ckaag* tf Onr Subscription I’fUu
Wff tsk Attention to our new tenn* of
■nbsniptioB in Ike first oolamn oo our
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WIEILT KUPoI
DMNcntit t;#ft9 WltSli
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The aigmi of the tiiuee are booomiug
t&inment of toe great object for wbicb we
bare bMt using our utmost exertions ( tyr,
the Uat ax month*. As signal eridcaot
of ibis, we refer to tbe fad that tbe late
4jW MVYoi
tbe ‘JfaVfDOpMtma,’' bad phbleAtbem
selves in bold antagonism to tbe asurpa-
tians of Us Baling Dynasty at Washing-'
-fofow <«* I
To those who ehsrgs n» with being “fA
practicable," “red hoi"and “revolutionary,"
is oar dootrinea, and allego that we are ad
vocating principles wbicb tend, not
only to disturb tbe hanbasy of the
Democratic Party, but to fix upon -us
^rpofsot "htrop'' «^d;“uitu/ss«»,'’ wrt-
plyttslMr. JMTMsbu was denounced at*
reeoinlwpury agitator by tbe Mpenalietn
of id* day. Ha, ssd tbs Democracy
und^r bin. hoapver, rcmuetl ^d.sjmd
the Ire* KctitaJMbs of tic couUtry for
more than bait a century. -J|f the
same sort of rmhilioiutry priocipim, mud
by tbe same sort of Heeolmim, lh« De
mocracy may again reacne nad save the
LUH>rtiog|>|1b* country, In tbe Mitcst
of 1872.’ UUWte sentiment, sn the light
line, and unity in action, for tbs socom
pbsbmont of tbe asms great object, is all
that ia neeWmry to secars the grand
achievement Tbe signa of tbe times,
wo say, arc strongly Indianting Hut this
unity will be attained before lhc\)' l ‘"
ing of tbe compeigu. '
And we have tbe following from > an
other quarter:
Vis Manchester (N. H.) Public Forum, of
3d Ssptcuibcr, 1871. We give this arti
cle to our readers, ia full, and oommead
it cspesislfr to those who havo charged
<ss with “muring" sgniasttlie “Northern
Democracy." Hero Is n tree ulternucd
of Northern Democratic fletfUmcut. It
is, at Ore believe^ the Mol sentiMditb liich
is euteplsimrluhy the, huuust ma*W*:ff
the Dompcraqy everywhere. South os well
as North:'
ootuiniTluftAilUss ik.V/
"NewspejM-r editor#, atuuiji speakers aud pre
"siuuei pultUt taus of •«!? name and sort, niai
“their boat or their wont to mislead aud bewilder tha
nmmvs*.******mnuutamn
“food smoke, blow thnr noiny trumpet# lu any way
“and npon aujtfctag they m* fit, but to ixrnv
“whether our Federal OoYernmeut la to be restored
aJufiodf rOlWlabad It. baaed
UtaUon,
“or, lu oUtar words, whether
: Mnnsr.xnraaa3; ws
“transformed tutu a ceutrallird d<
“quartern i,
1 luto a oentrallxod despotism with head*
Washington, and wo Uio people be gov*
wr;aa
“Executive may, (a Ala dl
‘‘|UV«ruiBeDi of any KTgtt. hr rent iU Governor. uu*
^prlMD or dtajmiwe IN l^RtwUtnn, WIMicC h#
'ofirta, suspend tha writ of habeas etrpas, declare
taw and trample tint people dowa under
“mart aitaw and trampto tin* people dowa ut
-tbo bMl ot kin amod aoldiarr. Kaeh lathe
*>—>b'»l by aa utterly depravad and lutemanatteB'
“great, aaottloutKl by Ita aiihtwr* is-nt Uk»I th« hyj.
~"ontm4 Witt iwtirtly (>mrt dare TW tj*<+«■«
■ ^ r
-*Y«^lktBf Wt4te#m«r andoy, la by auffar-
“anon of a recklMn nnprlndpled, auda. u>un. lm-
tf0*ms oTtelMttwra WtW—Ui It Minder
•prvtealy thlu condition of thin«a that *• write
■ v, * 4 ~
•:«gl
*ooullnue t~ Tha |(Wt parauiouuV
“tkrimnaaat Au country will
“MU tha ltemtN rati.- lUpuhlkaa
Lkaatlaa la. ahall tkfo* mointwm lute my
“ ‘ laauo la, wkethef
ra«tora and main-
STS
% Uadlcal rwtoluuon.
R ua, and uttiil it ahaU be anooaw
4 teaaaa are aa babblea in tha
s.'eompsnstrtly WRrtllw and te-
- ; Vb«te Ute paiijr Unlw ahall Imoocbc
united on this snmnsnn sentiment of tbs
mnanen, and shall )o<n in the issue thos
limMsteT, they >msy4odb -Meebibl the
rnnstgforionntbUtbAamsrst womb
IWYJWriWWf' tv Amwiam r»>
ptss see sot yet rips for Omtiwfosn
Despetassi i UaX thsy can savor be
arosseU VJA grabd raSy’lur As prsservs-
Uon.pl th<ir Ijboflies, under the lead of
men, who call upon them to connive at,
** "
All Hall tk« five* ping Vletery Iftbt
Uallaat Democrat-y of TtOCl
Tcxttu has been under tli© iron heel of
lUdicul liule, fixed upon her by bayo
net*; but now bayonet* ore no more
bristling around the poll*, aud every
fi'ti iimii ]ite a right to vote hi* ho neat
aentiment* unmolested.
And tlio Democracy of that State ad-
herect to tbe ancient faith, tiring a plat
form to tha honest masses upon which
they coaid honestly stand, withoutstnlti-
fcstion; sod hod tbs truth inscribed on
their banner, around which they eonU
and did rally, with heart and soul en
listed for the success of tbs troths pro-
claimed and tbe triumph of the greet
cause. la :i
Pricnds, the troth will win. For it,
the great besot of the honest mosses will
flg!^ A sWfetsdhflrtnoe to honest prin
ciples, will triumph gloriously, wktroae,
any other esune mast result in defeat
and disgmoe, l a»“'h .
WASHINGTON* ^GOUHESIHIN-
, UENCE. i
Letter from
4M Cm to.
He ply tsthe IVathUeMnC'liron-
n^-a / w.{)
Mi
fT . Wssjukokui, XWr
I append to this latter an article, in
foil, from the chrrini&C, of this rhotnlug,
in reply to cartaio poStiroH of my pub
lished letter of the 2^lb ult, thereby giv-
hignti Asfoiifo'if' fttuherf which that
dacron* journal would do well to im-
To She ‘grirremtrn of M>y charge,
namely, that the Chroiiidfntirrpaper was,
and it, “skWoiW” by party coemption,
s special bvbnioal plea is interposed. I
said that at the time Mr. Morris bought
out the Chronicle, “it wnsoneof the wou-
dera of tho world - where the purc/inse
money cams from.” fco this, it is rejoined,
that “Morris bought for cash," anil It is
feebly intimated that ho got the “cosh”
"iu o way that Goto soems disinclined to
earn his pittance.” Truly enough, per
haps, bnt ft ih farther on said that bis
process waa "by diligent, truthful trol l
Jfow, it is precisely the question what
of ‘‘dUigmrt" qnd "truthful work"
MomsdiS, tod vrbo paid film for it.
It is kcowu of all mou who know any
thing ol lira inner doings of Radical
Senators lost Winter, that the Chronicle
.“passed >nh> the hands" ol Mr. Morris,
then n mere clerk of that body, ia the
imetat of the enemies of Gen. Grant—
that Forney was himself shaky until
bought over by the l’rosidcnt with the
Philadelphia ooiloctorahip, and that tho
Ckronidi wus from tlicuse utterly re
pudiated by the Administration.
Now, it ia scarcely neceaaajy to qflirm
tbal'nte'puMiAitibh dfirdaily papri- like
tho Chronicle at'Ulis p<iiut, is a very ex-
fientive luxury. 1' am told that the cx-
r -usc is over a thousand dollars weekly!
repoat, then, “Where did, or does, tbe
tho truublir foTBblt’ otVrTliiTulvertisiug
columus of that sheet for tbe post six
months, iio must per force open bis eyes
wido—aud reiterate tbo interrogatory!
It was under tlieso circumstances tlml
Govornor” Holden, after- having run
away from North Carolina, dropped down
here, and immediately ooinmouccd “ ne
gotiations" for tho pnruhase of tiro Chroa,
iris newspaper, as was announced by udoz-
eu different correspondents, at this ]K>iut,
and not denied by any one. It will be ob-
(nEteftitt'SsWS
referring to any “rails" paid by cilhor
himself, or the “Governor,” to New York
iiboul ihi* lime t~ It was,-bo it rumrmber-
ed, anterior to tho Hare up of tbu Tnm-
mnufrhrrtr, -n«d lujflWlbe'-Riirc up"
betwoen Ciryelpy aud Collector
6 uoa^liliran tbs
cut June. >n delighted to
employ in making a mtii bene, permit mu
to refer to tho exact condition of New
solo ol>j«vt was, au*l in, public pluudor !
litluy of tlien^ care ^ jot about Uonerul
•uch. fgr I MSUJB70U11 te » fiue t^tteaf tor qa X
k»ve detetmiMd u^er to «urnwUr Ik# road ihiu
ibe luuMte of tbow who *«* nukoiof It witboot
Evsxy •one here
J ob—what then ?
mows what I liupai by'“tbo Radi
cal adjuncts of the Tammany Ring ”
I maun Murphy and the gang of plan
dere.w of the New York iJaatom House.
Will it l>e denied that they have tdir'iyi
Irien, mid are yet, hand and glove with
thoplundt rs of Tammany? Is it in
tended to be gainsaid that succor from
tliat (piartei has not reached the coffers of
the Chronicle f
While I write I perceive evidence cf a
change, ftmtfajneptaUy, in tho stutus of
that wayward journal. Have Murphy 4
Co. brought Grant, Crcsweil A Co. to lis
ten to rooson 7 Tor the first time in many
a dgy I see, thip morning, a sop from the
Government in the f'hroniUepnn a post-
office advertisement! It must, therefore,
he conoluded that Coukling's and Mar :
phy’s myrmidons have supplanted Sum
ner's ragged regiment in the estimation
of tho "caah" paying Mr. Morris 7 The
President must, nevertheless, be careful
of ingrates and turn-coats, But “rr »
8«T ran FIBST T1MR IH HIS LII# THit
Gcrebai. Okaht “has fct thr r.ABOESI
1XH.STIH TUtaBKATarruOOBt AMDCBZtZ."
Cato.
rnim Uio WjulilngUm ukraalob ol October S.
Meplieni an* ilia Cato.
Tut A TOAST*
•Dt who CAlU 1
oiitfliuU-Chto 1*
in reg»rd to facte and ra«#ooable iu Lia deductloaa
frow U>«». vkUa Th* Sum '* OMo te rc*ardteaa of the
one and abaurd in the other.
Ua trtea lirft to tell how Morrte oacua to get tbe
Chronicle, and cud* with aaying that he doe# uut
know, a ronclnalon te which any aenaitrie reader
disinclined to earn hi# pittance— by diligent,
truthful work.
Uut Cato proceeds te inquire how Oovernar HoU>n
tot the momiy to bur out Morris, aud te explain it
invente ft vfty bungling falsehood about coutrlbu-
tioua from “Madieal adJutM t# of Ui# IMmociwtlc
dlspteci
teal of the Ckrstmcle; and has not lnrested s dollar
r deahrsd to, for he intouds, in due tliue, te
again in North Carolina. He haa preciarly
what be wanted, and ws wanted, a position on tha
cditerlal staff, and th# charge of tbe department for
which he ia eminently fitted by ability, tact and ex
perience, and iu which he evidently annoy# the ex-
Confederate Vioe President.
Uut Mr. Htephens expresses great confidence in
ie Judgment and truth of thia inverted and per
verted Cato. It ia not the Amt time In hla life that
Mr. H. baa put the Urgent trust in the greateat booby
aud cheat. When he mm*m that bU bogu# philosopher
baac# a iar-frtehed libel on a total and InoxctriaMe
perveriiion of fact#, wtl! he atop to reverse hi#
a 8un has a Washington correspond-
hiuiseLf, “Cate." ij« te unlike the
a (Ut Ae atern oU ttomsm wss csreful
From the Georgia Clipper, Werr union, Oct 1,1871.
Letter to the Members of the
Georgia Legislature, n fa Horn.
B. II. Hill.
Tit the Members Klect t\f the Ventral .UicmUg •
ltecauae of my personal connection with
l of the State Hoad an a
ie. and the J
He Sem
_teryad
have mceUred from liU Excelled
and owing te uiy peculiar fitnvaa for u. o. .-wdskh, a
respectfUUy make, directly to you, this coumunteft-
party.
lay: of thi'iuc-aro a jot about Uoiicral
ftohcgVkilf «u) Oeaootttic
r,
1 jmt iu aviUeooc, tirntly, tho fact that
tho ihulioais, whou jj*rtjully iu (Htwer
AIWbbt, tlevtH«l n fioU^uio by wb»rh, *
peaisHff iu the city qf Nmc York, tbu
^luuth r shoulil l»u tyjHuUy diridnl! Thiff
act is not disputed hv »uy one. Tho
ouormous framlH upon tho public of that
city, vum porpctntUd under this regime
to % Yt'fXfrefit
u cxi'liiilod, ap-
We have other evideuom ou thia sub
ject, to which wo inay allude at an early
ih*HKin.<iK vt'.n?.vi iA)-H.a
plunlnen waa
parenUy, Ueueral Grant waa approached
aud liought with a “Cottage by tho Sea."
Kvervlwdy knows this to M t fact, hut
hrhA Ran bIV**|fo-Jfop«rir gfM iMnf
Ibe rerbal nreliminnriet.’ I will venture to
affirm that, although tt» thiu# i*a*-,ou,-
parent, no man could proa* it before a
Court of Justice, especially turh an ona
as ia presided over by Ilia Honor, Judge
theSiimloy to cuYjuh
aud snstaiu mere jurtuuM newspapen,
farwpmfoan. on either uhlo,atiutit Jtom
no irhcrc cine lb‘ m the tiolitical Uomorrah
cf America—So* Fori dig I
I might h«u rent tho case hut prefer
not. I wrote, iu special reference to the
Chronicle, 0* follows: . T
•• Coder Uiese circnmatancc#. it waa with morft
j*S£
the bands of that other hogs patriot, ei-Ooveruov
Httiilen of North Carolbaal"
e e e e "And note properly cornea the informs*
\ I am enables! to give in thia vary Important i
II te that BoMXm tha mousy te-aqalain’
mu le, froui thr adjnncta of the Pemocratia
(ilurtiun. I did nut duubt tho purity of Democracy
or the aouudness of its principles, and I knew that If
uuity prevailed in iia ranka uiy great desiru for the
success uf the ltepnblican party in Ueoivla—upon
which depeuttad my chances for a fat office—would,
perhaps not be realized
While the reconstruction of tho Mate upon lladi-
gai frtaciplos waa the fixed purpose of my party, I
greatly feared that tho temperate aud wlae course of
the Democratic |»rty would furnish no *pr«text to
givn this purpose success. With s quist Democratic
viutery 1 could seo uothiug but prosperity for Ueor-
Hta. uy n'peatod recouatrnctlon In the past your
prosperity had bean deprec iated, your bustneaa para
lyxed, your burdens Increased, and your hopes of
recuperation postponed, until 1 could see nothing
but Irretrievable ruin beyond another repetition. I
could imagine no higher or more patriotic motive
thau that of perpetrating, by dishonorable maana,
such a catastrophe, and I undertook that work.
Mature reflection and ohssrvation had satisfied me
that tho Fourteenth aud Fifteenth Amendments
were tbe means through which to accomplish this,
and l therefore determined to beat it iuto your and
the people's hernia that they were legally adopted,
uml wero fixed units of tho CougUtutioii, never to be
coino to convtuco tho people of tho Houtlieru State#
that they wore igiioramuacs aud serfs, uuflt te have
a voice in National affairs, or use tho franf ki#e.
’llku# infornutl aud thus convinced, I decided it
my duty to remove, os far aa my art could, all pre
text Ibr Democratic aucivas. Willi this distinct and
aitiglo pun' 1 ** 11- , I issued, two wooka before your
election, an address, urging your ]K-ople te rocor-
nlse all the civil aud political rights conferred by
these ambmliuciita. and^t protect all persona voting
the ltepnblican ticket. This address Iia t the effect
of placing me in a poaitiou to re reive the condem
nation of all honeat men, and advance my Interests
as i learrn. mr action* in your rnenns—me i»nm-
crafts—In diSsrcat i<orthr>B* of Mis fftete wars maliy
astonishing—they were so peaceable and fair. It an
happened that 1 waa in a position to t>o informed of
tins, and I shrunk from the imperative doty of ac-
kn wlodging U. I wgs defeated i and for th# first
time since reryuslniction l>egan. a Isgiaiatnrc ini
(ieorgia, as chusen by the people, will assemble,
Lualily and net. I roHuaATcnATa you aud the
»«, KswCJ
you nave acted Iu tefercuoe lo my wishes, you and
the people are welcome to all the information you
lean get. lu some respects the work waa not pleas
ant, but h« has little courage and teas worth who
kite in duty lot natality h#t*uss. In some ef Us fea
ture* aud associations, it la uupleaaaut. I will make
two genoial remarks:
The first la. that for d acliarging only my duty, t
havo received ouly unmerciful coudemualiou (roju
those who mqU not appreciate the nrcesaity of [ ' ■
duty; and those wljo w^pe actually working to
complljh ftnothcvnconstruction (J. t. Hryant; 1
actually Joined fn « uqfdue coalftton in these <
damnations, *
The ftecofid remark la, that 1 l»vo hegrd 1
word# from the North, and witnessed a manl.
read moss from some high in national position—from
whom jmt bate been taught to expect neither kind
ness nttt Justice—to listen te nntrntfis. tnd deal with
>u outside of the Constitution, nut it la to the fob
wing fWct# that I deiirt*, to Jmiicr to myself, to call
hnrjyeitj •tteptlou, s»d ask your prayerful toa-
I had no right to tqftfco an© pledge# or promises for
mi,for I (Jto not think yon wonld bo elected—Imadu
vi ral for myself, and got well paid tor them. Goa
of which was to nao oty Influence, in ease you sect-
d.*ntly got into offiog, to prevent the irapoachmant of
iuy dear friend Rufus, lteniember that the last Leg-
Mature held that each House of the General Assem
bly was tbv lodge of Jhe qualific ations of its mom
bers; end under that rqjlng, cruelly “ouated” safe
‘ or .ny colored friends. Tyne, the Republicans
i this, but then we hgve contended to tho con
trary^' Vow, to act the matter right, it la
your duty to “oust** every Democrat Whose
be contested by “— " — SiHkH
^■Bytfcta means the
tbe Jr«« wjll of s«y |ieople. In tbe expression
‘ - - Yfinr legislation, you ^womd
te the
—> Of those VM • r _
profit to the 8tate-m>d It usrsr did pay a dollar
under a i.sm.xratio admiolstration—baft it.Dwell
known to in> s..:i that I hold It subject to the will of
the people, and readj to return It when safe and
proper for mx to do so.
I now feel that the duty of advising and dictating i
to tbs psople of (teorgia and yourselves, which de- 1 BnvC’OCl Slllxiglcai
volved on me, lias been discharged. They have 1
cartaluly been the queerest and most inconsistent of
all tbe acts of tny life. Yet I believe and know they
have accomplished mors for my pecuniary success
than any of my pmv.ous acts. In ail Utia I Lavs
Asms -^V-|r to msss tbs Democrat!# party or any
body else, except mjselt, sad 1 despise the honors
.. -• -—a- * ' die writer#
are gentlei
JUt^trlianujus.
LANDS BERG'S ”
LUMBER YARD,
OPPOSITE ORDUOIA H*TT nfun DKPOT.
AI’IvA NTA,GA.
and
Xiatlu, Wlllto Pino
gnarii. Window «A»
hers _____ _
and inrafabla of being bribed.' With an inward
conwKHf esc that uiy moftjves ware for self, and
with ft positive knowledge (hat my humble efforts
•Iden fruits, I have abided in kith,
te would come wtwe jnetine would
and when my detractews would find
record for themselves of
U they did met poeaess
believinw the time
be accorded me, at
"they had only mat
which they would be
the sensibilities of gentlsmen.
With a lively hope that yonr labors will take the
direction I have condrso udlngty mapped oot; that
a11 honesty will so tickle: that aU peramud and poUti-
_a.._ ‘ ‘"st the eMd of peace
_ . Mfyisk sm te
which ao many brave men haw# feught end died,
may be obscured, and the work ef veeonelrwctioa go
on until our noble commonwealth shall become an
Integral part of a despotic Empire, I am, with high
regard, your Buprcme Dictator.
D. M. A. Qogg. Esq.
4U Kindt ot Dretaed and
framing Lumber.
bMl-lr A. LAHMB1M A 00.. Proprl,b>n.
r. o. thuowarn.
Proprietor Excelafor Plastering Works,
1». O. Box 400, ATLANTA, UA.
aug38 6m. ' ; ,
SASSEE N 'HOUSE,
(Ponudlj CoitAd State, Hotel.)
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WooHJy for Slac Montlueii
will, through yt»ur lsgts)etl<
wsewwftes swd shay the enftsfting di
alackaada* aud HepwUftiran#, by fleeting me to
eseftttaTbf t A tdnafux. my the OonailihNea d
United Htatca aa prgoUuuod by tha authorities ol
United Mateo, require that yon ahould respect and
protect tbo rtehta or all poroone without retard to
nwiflc. color, dr prcvimia condition of oerrttadc.*
I have a litti# faith in year wisdom end patriotic*,
ad an undoubtiug kithown, aud believe that
our ofib'iyl ftciiou wiil indiceto my opinion.
Wiiikt. oe fhe cut band, it M eoarobly neoeaaary tor
is to Mm 1 feitt aot. wadeyawy airruaaetawee#, edvlae
bjyovlb, the ItepuMtoau#. to osm* their opprvs-
aiona vjhjii your poopla, au, on the other hand, I can
never conoeel yonr people to conttaaed opposition
to obnoxious aniiefiettwla that have been pinned on
to the Constitution by 1 oroc, fraud aud perfidy, os-
pet'ieUy when such opposition promisee to change
results, and to restore pcaco and prosperity totes
Thia sue pie statement, so oooeietent and luauu
feetly rauniublr. embodies all tho philosophy of my
ir State aith ipe hfAXusee^hte pleasures of peace.
Whether that is law Vfilch Y. Minded uj>ou foroe
Tbe specific “inknnajjok]' lku* given
in my letter upon tbla i*articular point
•eU «R «ra*v bndfii xocatli. I aanpoaoj
ill awreoiaem to ba ooBcedol inaUquar-
tens Raxing bearJ it all over the oitj _____
aUtioat a tirmtbol Aaoial; ia fact, aval ry I B**b looms, and a beet
luwiur* * uiu mu uuuop, wow a issue* my aunwia
:f December, that the recognition of all the amend-
nsnte, whether regular or irregular made, Would
firm asm wap ground ftar an men like myself te
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There ought to ba a law paeaed by the L^ialatnre
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