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Sue. 14. And be h further enacted. ~7ict r to .secure- iPglsirTTTKii) fm himself or] act, ami that ifie Senate agree-to the j [From the Charleston Courier.]
That whenever any person shall holci any other j*PT?on ; or bv force, threat; j same. 0V1X VAIBltfttVOSr COUIB «•
office, except as a member Inf Congress^ Intimidation, oribexy, reword j _ ' . P0NAS1TCS,
iiKALTH. Washington, June 1.
H-jic to Prevent Spring Diseases. The final passage of the Northern
From Dr. Ha^’s/iiew w-ork,-’‘•Health Pacific Kail Road Bill, notwithsland-
or ot some Slate Legislature, contrary or . -ffer. or prounse, tperent,.-01 Alter
to the provisions ot the third section of: unlawful'm ms, prevent or hinder any
of the fourteenth article ot amendment person havi: g a iawjui right lo^regi
of the Constitution of the Unwed Stales terffom duly oxeYcifl nc s*fh ngTO; or by Good Living,’'’ we extract the foil
it shall be the duty of the district attor- compel to induce by any of such mean
noy oft lie Untied" States for tbe dis- or other unlawful means, any officer of
Liicl in wluch such person shall hold registration to admit to registration
office, as aforesaid, to proceed against any person not legally e.niiiletijhereiq.
such person by writ ot. <jiuj warra;U'j t ., or intcrlcrc in any manner with any
returnable to the Circuit or District officer of registration in the discharge
such means or
ina valuable hints :
mg a sharp struggle tor amendments
in me House, is a subject of general
cherished in her desire to take less and
less food as ffie weather grows warm
er, as .they arc yielded to in the au
tumn iu taking more, a very large
amount ot the diseases of spring and
nth
in the discharge
Court ot the United States in such • of his duties, or by any:
district, and to prosecute the same to j other unlawfu 1 means, induce any olli
the removal of such person from office; cer of registration to violate or refuse
and any writ of quo icarnwto so brought to comply with his duty or any iaw sunl , ner would be avoided- The great
as aforeraid, shall lake precedence ot regulating jhe same, or knowingly and > p. acl ; ca [ jesgon to be learned in refer-
i M1I ajl other cases on the docket of the wiiltuhy receive the vole o: any per- j eneje to the subject, a question of health
ij, ; court to which it is made returnable, son Opt entitled to vpt«» or reiuse to j and disease, yes, in multitudes of cases,
. and shall not be continued unless for receive the vote ipt any ‘ person entilied j a quesl i oa oflife aad death, is simply
cause proved to the satisfaction of the to vote, or m l. counsel, procure or ad- lijls . as the winter passes, and the
, court. vise aii Y su -h voter, person or officer
Sec. 15. And be it further enacted, to do any act hereby..maj.le a crime, or
who shall hereafter to omit any act. the pniissjon dV which
It is an indisputable, physiological! graluiatioii, for the policy of the system
truth that it the instincts of nature which H is a promiueut part is no
Xvefie yielded to in tbe spring ; were longer to be questioned. No attempt
iffiee ‘ is hereby made a crime, every such
That any person
knowingly,accept or hold any
under the' United States or any State. ’ person shall be ^ deemed guilty > of«
to which he is ineligible under the . eriiqe, and sbaiihe liable. to proseem
third section of the fourteenth article tion and punishment therefore, as pro
of amendment of the Constitution o! vided in section nineteen ot this act
the United States, or who shall attempt for persons gmby ot miy of toe crimes
to hold or exercise the duties of any therein specified ; i 'jovuieil, !,;iat every'
such office, shall be deemed guilty of j registration made under the laws of
a misdemeanor against the United any State or lernTiy, fot any otsle
Stales, and, upon "conviction thereof, or other flection at ’winch .such repre-
before the Circuit or District Court of.j scuta live or delegate in Congress shall
the United Slates, shall be imprisoned | be chos'.tn, shall be deemed to be a
not more than one year or fined not ex- j registration w ithin the meaning of this
ceeding S1000, or both, at the disc re- , act, notwithstanding the same shall
lion of the court. j also tie made for the purposw.^of any
Skc. 16. And be it further enacted.. Stale, Territory or municipal elec-
Tffiat all persons within the jurisdiction t lo,u
of the United Stales shall have the j Sec. 21. And be tl farther enacted.
same right in every State and Terfito.-.j That whenever. r>y the laws of nuy
ry in the United States to make and Slate or territory, use name oi any
enforce contracts, to sue, be parties, candidate-or pm-on to h - voted f or a«
give evidence, and to the full and . repr< sentativc * ! delegate in Congress
equal benefit ol all laws and proceed- j.shall lx* requin
ings for the security ot person and* or•coamrueii .i
property as is enjoyed bv wiiile citizens with other can
and shall be subject to like punishment voted i >r at
pains, penalities, taxes, licenses, and State, Ten it-u
exactions of evey kind, and none oth
er, any law, statute, ordinance, regu
lation or custom to the contrary noi-
witiistauding. No tax or charge shall
I>e imposed or enforced by any State
upon any person immigrating thereto visions ot the
Ironi a foreign country which is not for committing
equally imposed upon everv person ; thereby create<
immigrating to such Stale from any j.vHi so charge.;
othei foreign country, and any law ofj aiwmpled or
anv Stale in conflict with this provis- lot .'or-tick L <■»
to reconstruct the railroad in any re
spect would succeed. To withhold
the lauds for actual settlers, at the fixed
price ot two dollars and a half an acre,
w T as attempted without success,
‘1 he Company may mortgage every
acre of the lands granted and they may
sell these bonds secured by such mort
gage at any price they can get. They
may sell the bonds tor ten cents iti the
dollar and divide the proceeds among
balmy spring-timecomesoii, do nothing l ^ ,e Directors or Corporators. They
to increase me appetite.; eat no more j ! lui y l ^ us mortgage the entire franchise
than is called for ; do not be uneasy ail! * a j* l ^ e property of the Company,
because you have little or no relish:* 1 *''®^ s °fd under the hammer, and
tor your food ; cut less and less every buy * l themselves for a song : anti this
day. The yqry,best.,way to increase ! j s J 1,sl »d |al the Philadelphia Ledger,
your pleasure of eating is to change i ‘ !i ft.seusattonai article, lately assumed
the quality ot food ; use articles less !'dint they would do. Iu fact, Seuatoi
caruiinaccous. less warming; send luurman protested, while the Bill was
irum your lanle the pork and bacon, before the Senate, against the extrava
gance of the land grant aud the un
bounded power given to tbe Company.
Still tbe Company may find it to be
their interest to manage the concern
He now gives out as the present pol- j" Fmmn: -Ilr.co«, E u :"-I »ee tre.m « j rate i. wwh m
icy; a continuance of the present tariff, ; “local” u» the “Federal Union.” ojf U»t,^ , -*« t «nrnil w , ot t i ie k L f’'“?*
which i< full ot monstr<vsitic/t,.;!iid oulN’ week, that a project i« on /aorta entablisb .. * it ...j t ' 6 ‘ b *'
a small rcducTton ot the infernal taxes. ABjAnnnal Fair in oar city* for the caaa-
Ue docs not promise.any abatement ot of Baldwin, Hancock, Washington,
the income tax, and argued that it
Wilkinson, v Joues aud others.
would fall upon the rhH| man, iM jjfr- The proposition meets with a hearty
on accumulated capital,, which tsvsJi
demagogue anneal, and lieen often-
act apou it V e> v b ® re »dy to
mMl . y ,0 »“ X<er r th« b' a .
In reply to th^
ire-would state that it ° f the S an.
the people of the State of P ,nte " ,,0n of
years, bring lack the Capita] to Mil.
the tat meats arid, o»is, ami sugars, and
starches) al:d sago and the tapioca
pudding, and me dumplings, and the j
rich pastries ; get hold oi the early j
“greens,” the spinach, the salads, the;
turnip-tops, the radish, the early berry
and the early lruil, and lean meats;
pay increasing attention to the clean
liness ot the skm ; be more iti the open
air; sleep in b. iter ventilated rooms;
let vour windows be raised high at
night amt your inner doors be left wide
ope-ib s.
with integrity and discretion. The
work will be commenced immediately,
and indeed a portion of it is already
under contract. Three hundred miles
from the entire terminus will be finish-
ami in operation two years from the
time.
The Southern Pacific Kail lload Bill
now in preparation will come up next.
There is soli much disagreement about
to be printed, written
my ticket or ballot
ales or persons to be
■ same election for
, inuiticipui or local
officers, it sim t be sifincieui prttnajuett
evidence eili •. f^i tire purpose ol in
dicting or eon-victtagauy-person charg
ed with votiti* or* lutenquing or offer
ing to v.ole uiila**. t::iiv under the pr«»-
rccvding sections, or
.ti er of the offenses
to prove ttiat the-.per-
r indicted votqii, or
ei'cd to vote such hai-
comujitted either oi
ander e/atnpbeii, a great snake
ruceni.lv occurred, 'i’lic partv
uant
puuv W V IS
headed by Caotam Juckscni Brady,
who led his gallant company down in
to live tall prairie grass, and surround
ing a twenty-acre lot, set fire on the
otger edge ol the g;ass at 4 o’clock,
p. m. The grass burueil well, the
flames rolling up-ten feet high, *t
ii;e tire advanced toe snakes retreated
Snak:-:s Burned up by the Thou- the route qt the road, and also the tli-
sand—At Big Island township, Mari- rection of the Company. An. opposi-
op county. Ohm, o.o the farm of Alex ; tion to General Fremont’s agency in
the matter is a source of some embar
rassment, for he has a number of zeal
ous supporters in both houses. The
Texas Senators represent that Texas
wants the road through the central or i
lower portion of the State, naming j
Marshal as its chief point. The FTe
nant route is much higher up. The law
nothing of the sort is to be really ac
complished.
LLO.
making i
ion is here declared null and void. , y e u.; ms s d in llie preceding
Sec. 17. And be it further enacted, ;-eciions, oi this a l with ret reence to
'That any jierson who, under cover ol j spch .bailor And iue j)roi»j and es-
anv law, statute, ordinance, regulation ; tahiisbitjeat ot such tact stud: be taken, j
or custom, shall suiijected any iuhab- held*and
iiant of any State nr Territory to the j evidence t
deprivation ot anv right secured or rattempted or wfibred to vote, Uir such ! racer was r.inc feet four
into tne centre, sometime
peraic .cubits to spring
flames, bat ill/;, bjaze bei..- w-j
they were killed in tho . attempt. At j
7;4*3 p. n;. the grptmd .was burned ! t
over, and Q i plain Brady went over]]
the field of carriage and picked up the
debris pf the spent army oi snakes, an 1
vd to be
le black
DEATH OF COL. A. 11. KENAN,
as | pramiTig lands to Fremont’s company! In our issue of last week, wo noticed
has been repealed by the Legislature j the extreme illness of Col. Kenan, iu this,
of Texas, but the fetate will renew that j w<; nre pained to announce his death on j
esBouse from our citizens, so far as any
demagogue appeal, and Peon otten- . ( . . . , .... A
1,0 ,tii i expression ot opinion has been elicited,
times exposed as such, both here and • r . , , .. ,
ill En lin i f ~ * »f 'i “Maferral *id will be freely contributed,
1,1 The plan now to mTlke a firise'is • t « n J ***** nothiug in saying, that the'fraud. the t w
sue before the people S3 to the Tarifi,^j Baldwiu will do her iuli duly on the oc ►■p rac tieed iff the Kimbatl Opera
■ 1 — ’ casion, and Lope and believe tbe other ag tl , e Capitol buildinT '"'i'
counties will cheerfully co-operate. ?usfe ^ tbo people, that they areTlT ^
Have you nothing to say upon tbe sub termine<J t0 re0 ccupy their 0 U c
ject? We desire to have a meeting of the balUiog zt Milledgeviile that st ?' 101
citizens of Baldwin county on Saturday day in thorongb repairj ag
the 11th proximo. L Executive Mansion. ‘
RE4,ABK “- The idea, however, would not be i
\\ e were not aware that the subject of ■ i °*(i
— r-v *** v,. J . one. to put a certain class of
But the Western people will not, after al1 Annnal Falr was ^nously contemplat t}je PtslliuntUry ilic]osi . re as L lc8 '»
all, be content with the continuance ot i ed by our citizens, though we have heard ou , y a few coavict9now ete * r «
the present o P p,ess.ve Tat iff, for they | it talked about. Like many other good tl)e 'rest are out on the railroads wb
are opening their eyes to the fact that it j projects, we thought it was all talk ; hot Lop<j tL<jy w{ „ u k for ’ ere *«
is nut the less burdensome because it if the citizens ofUaldwiu county are earn cc ]j 8 i Q tu p ' 0 C0Dle -
is in/lirecl. nest about the matter, vre are ready to , . A ^ tia r w are juit
It begins to be seen that, afteral! the leU(1 our a ; (] . h wi! | bo re memhered that ' ' L , F™- Jtsree ’ t0 confine A »«n'n
p;omiso= . eduction ot public bur-1 sg0 or more , w , M ^ idea f'*“* r “ “*"» ;•**.
ileus bv lire 1. uislation ofllus Congress, » nd desired our Puln „ c0 -„ n ,j fri.nl. to “ V f J ’j . '"S'-
. . there is pie at j ot room during the day ta
:oiu us. but tbev imsconstrued our rno- . . - J
J 3 walk about m.
tives and (bought we desired to break up T , .
. . ft „ , , l Do semetbing to relieve the pressure nn-
their County lair, m fact, passed resolp- on lhe , prttent I ugthatiou , and as "
tions that rather reflected upon us. Last are thrce Physicians employed at the
year we attended the Fair in Eatonton Bt|tatio||> out , coula weU take care Qf , ’
I aud was so mucL l' lcase(I Wl,h What °“ r confined in the Penitentiary should the
neighbors had douc, that we suggested , . , . r. r _ t> n l "
° , , ®°. be put tLere. As Gov. Bullock seems in.
that Eatonton be made tbe centre for a .. , . . . -u-i-.
. clined to take responsibility apoa himself
air ‘ .. .... j especially in handling public funda with
If, however, our citizens will show tbe , . r , , . ,
. t , . ... . . ! authority of law, he might, with some
same energy that has ueen displayed by , , . . .. ,
; 3 J ! show of reason, take tne respooBibilitv to
our I utnara neighbors, we are for a D.s- reli€ve EQg - ering LumaIlity . \
• tiict Fair at Milledgeviile, and cordially 0 , T ,
. . ,, f. ' . . \ ! 1 ne bavannah Kepublican. m comment-
invite nur i utnam friends to it,iu os. I hat . .• c > - j
J la S u p on tue ^ an B :aea says:
we have superior advantages tor such a' ,,,,
/ e . | I he Atlanta Sun proposes to extend
purpose, when we take into consideration j tbe s tate s facilities, for th# accommeda
our Bailrcad facilities, no one will doubt, j tion of lunatics, by pressing the old Cap*
In the course of two mouths tho Augusta tel at Miiledgeville into service. By no
and Macon Railroad will be finished to tneans. I he people of (jeorgia intend
•kt i , , their Legislature shall meet there if thev
Macon, anu the counties mentioned above, ever bave tLe p ri viiege of electing one
; , wUl bav , C dlrcct communication with Mil- I The Savannah News comment as fok
j ledgev.lle. 3Ve Lave a beautiful spot j .
wheie to locate the Fair grounds, not more
st* ^ - ~^*~ T ~'
4*' Ai
Wjfai
-1 S'fjr.i
r-r ?1 si-i!; >-k a
Tuesday. June 7■ 1EVO.
. , , , , , , , II The Atlanta San recommands that tbe
timu two buncret*yards from the Milledge 0 ld Capitol in Milledgeviile be converted
vlllc .*ind Gordon Roilroad depot, and i: into an Insane Asylum, That building it
will be tl.o very idea, as a matter of con- ! ve T poorly adapted to such a purpose.—
through tiiei liberal grant in aid of a road oil an ell- j tLu lst inst . f between 10 and 12 o’clock ! .' e,i,0LC0 t0 ,e oJ » er counties, lf tbe ? Hil1 lieved to be perfectly secure.’might re.dk
loo heavy tflibje route, 1 at night. His diaeaso was inflammation 3 ° m ““l, Jet our agitate the mat- ; Iy be convened into wards for insane p h
of tho bowels. Aged 65 years. T„ ih, ter, and lay the foundation tor anch a 1 air. | dents, and thn* ba of mom practical us.
TresMcnt Grant stated to a member
>f Congress last Febtuary, that his
leprivalio'i of an\ r
proiected 1>\ T this act, or to different j lepre-semative «*r• ifi-iegate, astii^jiase
punishmen!, pains or penalties on ac- * raay be, or tiiat su h ofle-'Se- was corn-
count of such person being an alien, or mated wah re: rencoto tiie.-eleetion o*
bv reason of his color or race, than is • such represent’.live or delegate, and
prescribed for the punishment, of citi-j shall be sufficient to warrant, his con-
zons. shall be deemed guilty of a mis- viction. u ss it shall be shown that
demeanor, aud on eon vie ion, shall be j anv such ballot, when cast or nUemp-
pumsiied by a fine not exceeding one ; ted or oirered t .- be cast by him,. Mid
tbousaiul dollars, or imprison meat not jnoL contain liie nauie sM ati\ daadulate
exceeding one year, or both, in the for tbe officer of r< pros:-ntauve of.del
iliscretion of the court. j egate in the Gtm«-»ess oL too United
6kc IS. And be it Junker enacted, (State? or dhat su- ii otlense was not
That the act to protect all persons in corn mil ted with reference to the e!ec-
tiio United Stales in their civil rights, tio:« ot such representative or delegate,
and furnish the means of their vindica- ! Sec. 22. And b: it farther enacted:,
tion, passed April 9, 1566, is hereby j Thai-any officer of any election at
re-enacted : and sections sixteen and which any representative or delegate
seventeen hereof shall be enforced ac-; in the Con stress oi tiie United Stales
cording to the provision of said act. shrill lie voted for, whether such officer
Sec. 19 Aadfe it funner enacted, i of elections be appointed or created by
That if at any election for Re present a- nr under any law. or authority -id the
live or delegate in the Congress of the f Unked States, or bv or under any
United States any person shall know. State, territorial, district or municipal
iagiv personate amt vote, or attempt to i law or authority, who shall neglect or
vote, m the name of any other person, refuse to pci form an v duty in regard to
whether living, dead, or fictitious, or j such election required ot aim by .any
vo'e more liiau once al the same elec* i law of the Unite-: States, or of any
tion for anv candidate for the same State or Territory thereof i or violate
ill U! SiiCl* IdLL diuii; Uv UdhlUl, 1“^.” ;o n*v. un v_m
deemed to be presumptive | by actual count theqe was font
that sncii pt rson voted, or, 16,9^3 snakes of all sizes. O
pantry establishment had cost him in
eleven mouths, from the 4th of March,
twenty seven thousand dollars, and
that ins expenses for the second
year ot his administration would be
inches ong. j thirty-fivethousand dollars*or ten tliou-
Bernl tall for Delegates to meet, iu anoth
cr column.
and seven inches in circumference * ] sand more ibau his salary. Yet, neith-
Tlfis mc.v be considered a good day’s or the General nor his wife can be
wor iv :or
y.::s uvigilboriHKNl, ns the j ctiargeu wun extravagance, aim iney , couid moke himself the most agreeable t dbieel : M1 to a reoftmhation <) n Dm. S Constitution. It seems that a Mm. Beck,
snakes h.:m become so o-mI ttiat smat. [liaye some facilities lor fiviug in tne j b f cortipairions. With fine conversational j ^ ; side Chief Justice Chase » - H , i of Bartow eeonty. bad a claim agaiust the
White House which were net enjoyed ' *• • , t ocranc s.uc, unict Justice Dhase i> b u?- 7 °
| at night. His disease was inf
In flic
death of Obi. Kenan, our city has lost an
ablo aud influential citizen ; a man of
mark, and great force of character. Na
tore had doue much for him both as re
gards a handsome person, ana a fine and
brilliant mind, He bad lhe great gift and ! ^ ^ p r ^;. Jail q al
faculty of impressing any one favorably be of ought tQ be j t is seneran be -.quite
upon first 9igJit, and wliou ha so willed- 1 ' ’
to the community ?sud the State than it
has yet been either as an Opera Huusior
_ ; a Radical menagerie.
PRESIDENTIAL.
,,, . “GREASING THEMSELVES”
We see m some of our exchangee, es |
peciaiiy those of New York, sorne talk of , ^ e eee lrom t1ae proceedings in the in-
nominees, who they I Tes!; « al5oa of the ^
iuterestibg case of “greasing
child r
•re afraid to co to st
and They even alto
-cveral bavins b.
=omc
lieved that General Grant would have no j themselves” as reported by the Atlanta
tails, i by farmer Presidents. It is true that j , , , ■ , ,
. ! ./ . . , - , ; there was a piaviithiesS, humor, and tons
bntea on their General Grant is land of horses, aud , . ..
Doniniio auoul Imn, ttiat was realty
State Road in which she bad an award of
csted by 6*>nte, also, Gen. Hancock, Gov.
l > bo,!s Hoffman,.and perhaps Judge Black and i $5 * 00 °' Col. Hulbert refused to pay tho
boots, and it had become a common keeps ordinarily sixteen of them, but j honim ^ 0 ®hnwi h-j n » Mi at w« a rett!i y j Gov. English. Our choice at this time, of awari U so the matter 6t<3od until Mr.
thing tor fifty or a hundred snakes to j he. has no other expensive lasts or hab- i Iu o- Y«t. bke other umn, he had his faults. a , { fhe men tliat arc prom iaent before the 1 Blod S ett was a PP° inted Superiaiendeat
chase men, wo nep am! child: »•} across j its. - : and WRS impatient of contradiction or o P ' ! ^jj Ci j 8 t j ie jj oq a llen q Thcbman, of i The case was reopened.autl Mrs. Beck waj
snakes were, As to the members of the Cabinet, j position; was ambitious of ofacaand hon-f Qj,j 0i at this time U. S. Senator, from t° he paid >4,000 ; but as lo her getting of
Chisholm
this.prairie. Tbe rm
constantly milking the cows, an
by ffite:terlng \vitn fine dairy l
iu that section.
!;erc-
iiness
W
o etre below i
iiiiatA.bi
h>
live
nons oi
fhe dogma nfitibrllibiliiv:
1. If any ’one should say flint the)
episcopal chair of the Roman Church I
iiible chair
:t has not
the
is not the true arfcl real inf
of Blessed Peter, or that it
been divinedv cv.oseri bv God
most solid,* i ride feelibio, ntnTincorsup!-
ible rock of the wlioie Christian Ciiurch,
let hiifi be anathdina.
' 2. li any one sliounf say tint there
exists in trie world ’another infallible
chatf’bf trtulrof the Gospel of Christ
no
ca:
r\
mam
that of some of his more fortunate asso
dates.
General Sherman touches this sub . . ,
jecl in an official letter to the Military j ^ tr - 0 '* 1 le • t
Committee of the House, in which he | As R ‘* aw >' er ‘ he f m g n «*I»ec»Hy
shows that his present pay and emolu-j as a cr > ,n > !i; “ 0116 ; an -^ ' vas his true
; acters. However,within the past few years
• his character in this respect became great-
she had re-
laughingly
, e . j T , TT said: “TLe hoys have been greasing them-
since, the days of Andrew Jackson. He j ^ ks show £i f n S4 ,000 hu
has flil the elements about him, that goes been paid,” sn.1 advised witness to lonk
to make up the great and able man, and in to the matter. Witness went to the de-
has already made his mark as a U. 8- pot next day, and called on N. P. Hatch-
Senator. He has not a superior in the body fciss ’ oi Western and Atlantic
* 111 * • I f - 1 I Vu.ua II w i II tail! HI II 1C V*Gv HI. I Ui v> IJ i I'
office, or vote at a place where he may any duty so^• imposed, or knowing- do ( ,j jr ^ r{j .,,,,} <j eoarate f rot
not be lawfully entitled to vote, or vole any act thereby unauthorized, with in : ,, }e c j, a ; r ’ 0 f ’£> ;rs V,. { i t» eler ‘ lf*t ' him :
without having a lawful right to vote : tent lo affect.any ssch electioo orlhc
or do any unlawful act to secure a i result thereof; or 'fraudulently make ff any one iHbtffil rlertv that the
ri^htoranv opportunitv to vote for anv false certificate ot the result ot ... ■ .. ‘ ‘ r '"'A' , l ‘‘- V- ,>.
=> 11 , - , I , ■tlivimi mr/ercstennmol tne chair of Blcss-
bimsolf or any other person; or by j such election m regard ,o sue!]i repre- i> e , er j- nec ,^.., rv {n t i,„ , r;r , wav
force, threat, menace, intimidation, j s^itanye or delegate; or \vubhold, ^ ^ er ' na j. a^ V ai’i«m for all men wheih-
briberv, reward or offer, or promise i conceal or Ceslroy any eertiiicato of j ^ an( .,j t |. i f ! ,j iir , a ;,;
thereof, or otherwise unlawfully pre- j record so required hy law n spreting, j menr!r Je | Hiffibe an.-ilhetna"
4. If ahv one should say that cudii
is
of
?iit of the
irid should
tie prerega-
'o the elec-
vent and qualified voter of anv State ot concerning or pertaining
the United States of America, or off non ol any such representative or del- j Pt ; mj(T elected
Teriitorv thereof, from freely exercising legate ; or neglect or ret use to make j no j {} }y ?vine ’ r ; t7 T t farcttsscF
tiie right of suffrage, or by anv such i ami return the same as so required ^3’ ; BJesserj Petdr, even i:> the
means induce any such voter lo refuse law ; or aid, counsel, procure or ad- j '
to exeicise such right; or compel or , vise anv voter, person or officer to do j
dehv to artv ’of th
. , • , , t - » • VIV- IIY CW m*v WMU l t II! it! LiiVT Ht.'iGH L"
induce bv any such means, or other-, any act »v i . , ■ . : piv-ce.t- . }jvft . t ej»ehmg ;
wise, any officer of an election in any j mg sections aivde a crime ; or to oimi, 0 ^ fcH . tlw WofrJ of Goii nnr( ^ f ,. 1)Tn
such State or Terr.toy to receive a -lo.do any duty tne omi 5s .mi ; of wmeu | a |. { - c . orrui)ljl)n at|(l hf }‘ t hirri
vote from a person not legally qualified | is by tins qua ay oi said section- made .thenia
or entitled to vote : or interfere in anv a crime, or attempt tp do so, sindi be ‘ ahv'one sftfinW sav that <rcnera ! l
manner with any officer of said elec- j deemed guilty of a crime, and sliali be j c ^,, jci ^ a * e eWablUbW? by God°in t he
linns in the discharge of his duties ; or bable 4o proscmiti* n ami puoishnieiit, . V ‘ f w . n -
uents arc scarcely' sufficient to enable : nn*nt;:l element on such, occasions, as no au j we question if he has an equal, take .q^av-- the' *3fr^*R»tebkw
him to five here with his family, tho’ • was master of feeling, pathos or passion j him a]1 in a n. J“ferred *to‘' his bookst and said that Le
in: has bt eu enaoled, through the ho- as the case demanded. Long win nis mem , ■\y u s 5,onld like to see, if he should be could find no record of it.
of friends, to live ina house | ory live among the legal brethren with j nomioate<J : bj the Democratic party for l A. L. Harris. Master of Transport*^
ofiice about that time,
be knew any-
JiH Harris replied,
South certainly deserves some recognition t.'. ye3 ° t h e settlement was made under Mrs.
There is a general complaint of want ] ‘ by this time, and we know of no better or Beeks power of attorney and the receipts
, ! no ordinary ability ;.in fact,he had but few j aW<jr man thaq El .Gov. Johnson of Geor- were aH passed ; but that ali tbe money
drawn was not for Mrs. Beck,
md left the Auditor’* office.
Isaac P. Harris, Treasurer who had
which they purchased for him, and pre- j whom tie associated and iu the counties in 1 the p tfi8 idencv the Hon II V Johnson catne 5ut0 Hotchkiss’ office i
scuied to him. Flua statement he made i wLicll he pract } ce d. i . „ , v v ’•/. I Hotchkiss asked HarrU if
in rcicrence ,0 .ha proposiUo,, uf.(«| V. * I.LLr,4. l„d ,Car ^ .Ling .h..
Gommiuce to cut down his pav.! . . . t . , , ’ , e
, , • r 1 3 criminating mind, an . was a tactician of
remain vacant. The j lt an ^ superiors. n« nas served his coun- gin f f or 6ac lj a p OS ition. Such is our choice ■ l ^ at * a6 , ,. , a-
U in all its depart - i ty iu the legiJiture a number of years,aud a t this time, and if we «»>f turned and lei! tbe Audi.or «y ce.
cannot get Judge
result of any such election. orgiveorjTh.it whenever anv
make any certificate, documentor ev
idence in lelation thereto, lo violate or
any otnee, ex.
rson shali be
i of his election to
U electin' or President
fnair Bishop should be preserved inlal-
■ ib’ *, let hi ill die anathema.
The dis* U'ssion Commenced Satur
rborith.
i '! • i/ | gross,
follow a s iU‘~ !
<>f the- Mcthodisi
refuse to comply wall uis dulv, or any j-or Yice-Pr siM-mi, representative or ■ day, and it is believed will end this
law regulating the same ; or knowing- (delegate in Coryress, or invg^lxf of a
ly and wilfully receive the vole of any , State Legislature by rcas-ngof ti^e de
person not entitled to vote, or nid, - nyitto anv ei -zen or.citizens who shall
counsel, procure or advise any such ofi«-n:to vote, of the right to vote oh ae-
voler, person or officer to do.auy act*" cgu 1 t of race, e: i >r r-r |>reviou3*condi-
hereby made a crime, or to^omit to do, tioa ol servnude, i.-ia richlto hold and
any duty the omission ol which is here-, etijov su b *-fi. e, ami ti.-t* .emolument
bv made a crime, or attempt to do so, t .hereof, shad i f; impaired l v sticii
every such person shall be deemed^ denial ; and such pqrsoit nnv bring
guilty of a crime, and shall for such any apppqui ve suit or proceeding to
crime be liable to prosecution in any rcc vtjr pyssnssioa of such fdiicce, find
court of the L nited States of couipeli- | j ; , cases.wie re- i: shad appear ithatjlho
tion, and, on conviction thereof, shall [ sole (|ucsti(>u touching due btic l/> s[:ch
f adequate pay, but, nouvithstauding !
that, places never remain vacant. The
whole Government in all its depart
meats could be run gratuitous, | waa during the late s, i.,. a me.;,b? r rf n.e . q’liurmaa, we would like to see Hon. Geo. : s jj 0W n every disposition to as»ist witness
cmihl be run on the stealings. , Coufeuerattt Congress ami enjoyed the jj. Pkxdleton put in uomiuation. We gaid he remembered giving & check is f»-
Under these circumstances the Sen- confidence and respect of Mr. Davis. He wau{ a m of pr i lic ; p le, and no shifting, ^or of M. A. Harden for 84.000, and turn-
ale decidedllo save the Judiciary et all held in early life several important pn*L C y see kin g politician, thrust upon us eJ tQ . b ,°° k * n { sll ^' ed wit “v e “ ,‘j!
events. Phisavas the more commend-j t j 0I>8 an d filled thorn with marked ability.! r margin of tne checx. \Vitnew tnan ieii
aUle ou lbuir put lor the reason that A , „ lere will be . triWt. his memory I . LLSATIC ASYLUM. m ^n. ‘A'UTo U«
the Radical majority hail at one time!, . . , ,, , .1 n a nesss»* H. A.iia.-.B, *a- ...
:„e,lhalc,r . mid on ll,e United States 1 “ J '" 5 bre “‘" ! " ,b ’, Bar * ” f ° Tb, following front Dr. Green, Sopetin- th.. -tU» Wl.». b.v. u«bto*£
Supreme Court. Perhaps the Court is j 10 ' *^ r ” te '” s cl ‘* rac , -enjeut of .be Lnn.tic Asylum, osplains '*•?•«• f -"“T'i'STuoo' iI r
1 -t - < i Apr and serv ees more fullv. u t> . , , books and a check natl been arawn w
ui!\v more m favor since tne last two ier a,lu ... itself. But iue comment of the Atlanta $4 Q00 payable to Harden for the buoefb
appoint neats. But, without much op- L f* 1 ma Y g ratl -J in S to u1 ’ :nun y t * rieu " 8 Daily Sun is rich and refreshing : of Mrs Beck.” Harden said she bad g'*t
potion they have increased the sal a- ] throughout the State, and to his immedi- if|LlBD<wv|lIGa , Ma 28> 1S70 . all'she wanted, aud U they had stolen the
nesoLMf the: federal Judges m this ate fueods, to know,-that for the last two ; ]fcll . ^ ^ WiMrJ . flllM c . balance dewa the«. it wisdos*^
Disuict, that is, of the Lmted States years he had giveu the subject of religion ■ Dear SiR ; _j regret eiceeding!v Pnr ; ba5,n f ew : f A /!LS that
supreme Court and the United States : prayerful thought, and made no disguise:}otter inability to receive the poor unfor-* 4rd Harden met witne-ss „
District Court, and aiso tho United ; 0 f tHc fact, that ho rested bis hopes of'* innate woman, in whoae Ifebalf you write. ^
Slates Circuit Judges. 1 eternal lifer upon tiio merits of a crucified But wo have over one huudred applica-
T-he House-will probably concur in j g^Vionr. He was fullv aware of his con- tiou , S en ° nr record, and not an unoccu
Let us have an in- : , pied room m the house, fcome of thoee
at any rate, li ! d,llou * ftd f « h . ™ aURn ; at hu a RPr^vh- ^ pIicatIous date 6ig i lte6u B10ia L* Lack,
the labors of the United j * n S dissolution. The institution is indeed dangerously
are no* greater! ^ ie ‘*" ev ' ^ Butler, or Augusta, crowded. \v e nave two, aud even three
ttu., ti„« t . of members of Congress, <™'*} "T? ?****“ i Zi’f.tl ^Zi
and that if fhe former should have scv- waa suspended m the city during die serv j (Leif UaUbf hot weather> e and a e t ai!
! cn tliousaiul five hundred dollars, the ices. time, exposes them to the hazard of inju-
! ialt< r shouhi liaye the same. This
| may be an entitling wedge to an in
x - „ ... * i crease of the pay of men bers of'Cou-
l ftii New MBTrtofasT Bishop.— \\ e * ^
•>»ui in an exchange
scijtrtiim of Dr. Keener, the recentlv
the depot. Witness went
Buruett tou-k witness to one side at tbe
depot aud asked him what Le knew aboii*
the settlement with Mrs. Beck 1 Witt*®*'
replied that he had seen the book** 11
£4 060 had been drawn for her- Burnet-
said that bethought that as "you (wime's.
Harden and Mrs Beckl we r * ail com>^ ct '
ed, nothing would be said about it.”
nets askei "who got the money >
ci- .1 1 1 - -1 neit said, “be (I) drew it out of Bank, g*
bmee Ibe Above was written, bis young T y at ti e Lands of each other in the night. \\q taess S5 ked him “how much he p*d
piri'U d Bishop
Church:
Washington, May 24.
ent child died the day after lie did, of the lo report to the Legislature at the fir»t jj ar j eu
the same disease, aud now sleeps by his 6 f* ,ion in Jal ^; 1S6S - }. ur g ed u P on them
^ ’ tiie necet>sity of extending the aceoniRio*
91 6 ’ ■ dations, aud every session since, have con* „ We boyg too £ it t0 greasa ourselves.
Tub Cbnsus.—On tlie lst of .June the tunica to do so, more and more earnestly , spe ,k S for itself; though
as the necessity has become more urgent. I “
c».« $2,500.^ Wit ‘
w ..at he did with the bal* nc0
of the niouev.” Barneit frauklj s* 11 ' 1
At this ialc* stage
“The bishop elect i> about fiffv < R^«i blittSfo leader.* hnri it necessary . .... t -
year? o! age, ami is a member of the’! Assort to some Immhug, with a view to | niake known any information gamed in the get regularly to work
Louisiana 0 0>:iff*pence; 11/id Iris • been •! fhe <«ll elections. The elections for | disoliarge of hia mimics that would affeet
iVi- : IG
v , n , . . . • <4^ i»»o liCtCailly ii<ta BctUuio UiUlC ui “Cuu
of the session, the 1 work ° f Uk "^ the ulHth CcniUS commenc i They promise to do al! that may be uec* | the pai
find it necessary to e ^' ^ ^‘ c cei * 6 bS'taker i» not at liberty to essary, at tbe present session, if they ever • denied
lor many yea ft connected with the io- j Congress tjie coining fail, are of -great the inteicstof individual
Yours trnlv,
THOS: F. GREEN.
It will not be as some foolishly and ig
rties mentioned in tbe tren»*cti 0
denied the charges when brought bef’ rd
the Committee next day, but was proved
on them by another witness called.
This “greasing” process is not confin^
from
It occurs to us as a plan altogether feas- ! , . . „ , ,
that would be economical to the btate Load by any means ,
a t the Governor down, there seem* ,a L
Icntsts t»f his church'm-Uk* citv New : “Ufnt* both in the West and North. — ., , , 0
, i Orifan*. He has been, in a*fdition in | 1* rimi- recent radicalious the Democra- j uocantjy supp<«es, a trick .to find out;what T-itihe oiil car itol huildino-
be punished by a fine not* exceeding office Arise* out-of ihe ‘ic.ual oi ;the j Mug Piesidihg Elder of the New Or-1 cv will carry a majority of the New , m . Jc j, one’s worth. The objectMilled*»evilla could be added to the Asy- ; “creasing of the bovs unong tbsmst^
SoOO, or by imprisonment tor a term right to vote fu.c-dzens wlio-so «II ico ; iemn District, editor of the N-w Or-! ^*rk State delegation. The West, and ; a8 ^ ry person knows. i a to got ’ |, :m> Ft least, for temporary use. Tbeliad-in- from the Comptroller General'*
not exceeding three years, or both, in to .vote oa acc >ui t of nev,. color or leans Christian Advocate. He is j especially Ohio, will, no doubt, return ! t!ieipoptt!at i i>0 0 f tb e Uaited Sfate*. and | buiiding is alanding idle at present, and j Re ° Farrow ba4 -greased" bi® seif
■ * I Itf'al u to Piimotn an for enmu t t*vo T’hm * 1
the discretion ot the cour 1 , and shall . previous con lit i of servitude, such
pav the costs of prosecution. isuil or proce cj mav I ‘ institute*!] n
Skc. 20. And be it further enacted, 1 the circuit nr .‘District'..Court ofjtiie
-That if at any registration of' voters lor United Slates or the circuit or distinct
afn election of icprcscuiativu or dele- in.\ybicii su ii ::*. :m»m resides. And
gate iu the Cougresd of the United 1 said circuit or district lourt shutl Hive
Stale?, any |>erson shall knowingly cancarreutiy with iiie Stale courts,
personate am! register, or attempt to jurisJiclion thercuf s . far as to de^er- saie in counsel,
register, in the name of* any otlien per- imvitub- rights 0!' tie parlies ta sunlit
.«i>n, whether living, dead or fictilioc:?, 10 fi v i*v icason of the lleaiai bfjtlie
< r Iraudulenlly register, or fradulenlly right guaranteed by the.hboe&iL *.*ttie-
niletnpt lo register, not having a I -.\v- I <»! am* u ’inr-nt to the Constitution of
graceful-and •ibroiblr writer, a man'of I a Democratic representation. 1 Thte
:ie;> f: c>.: - 1 i. !-ce wib; rre : ■ d tilings. Republican power ia the Senate will
H travcb <1 ..xt us:s ;v hotfi iii thr? diminished. Senator Slid man's
and the old v.or'd, and is pbrficlK' course is harped upon as a lair index,
conversant with the usages r\ Iris
church. Rather dogmatic and ausb-ic
, . , 1 , , . , „„ i» iikeiv to remain so for some time. The
the ma’crial wpaHi of the country, to see . . .
siiLiiw.uMi j, State has r.o u« 3 lor it. At a rompara-
wliat advancement has been mitu6 wituin q t . d small expense it c*.uhl be fiiteii up
in-<ie luouior, but dear in judgment and
handsomely at ibe 8tates expcn se *
many others, iu and around the CaJ 111 '
buildiug with “extra labor.’
Bullock
r " tae*!' 1
fill rigiii SO to do ; <>1 d ) any unlawful , the Unit* i Si.-nrs. and S* < -nvd by this
tlie last ten years’. It is all important to | 0 r Asylum use, and would be sufficient to
of the popular br*>ezc in the West. j g' v ’e in full and fair returns,especially as to accommodate all the patients in the State ! “greased” Fornev elegantly
I b.S Sinking policy is always 1» HO the number oi fu rsom,, as our represent* , ^ ^ ^imporUnt one and ( ^ other words this “greasing
con lance with the popular current at j tion in Congress depends upon tne cum- . apee(]y attcntion The con dition of stealing of tbe most villainous kiud- ^
home. So it is probable thatiie is ill j her of inhabitants ia the fetate. Mr. v\ ^ tLe 3tu»te reuders it xiecesary tlxat tliese aa-
j danger of losing bis seal in the Senabc. j M. Gray, is tbe ccnsus-teker for Baldwin -foituiiate creature* be cared for aseconom-
Tbe people t*i Ckrri-xi eriuntv ate4 iiis financial exposition yrsterday,! cou „ty. *. jicallyas possible. We do not see that
agitat hig tfan qui'favMi of :i removal of a’nd iflt bfcot :d! his projects ami speech- ! . * . . apy provision can be made more cheaply
the Court House iiom Wulkinsville to ! r-■«, seem lo follow and favor the turns i T!,c 3n,a 1 r y an ‘kai. by turning the old and unoccupied
At h« ns. I of opinion in the West, 1 »« America is ten thousand a year. 1 ifiatc. House to the use suggested. At any
parties interested outside of the
ring,” look out for themselves if th^J
any claims to be paid, for they |‘ e
“rasped” instead of'*-having' the '*
process of “greasing” applied to the®-