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fnt Mmuti.:'] Ite- i PI Y rs d i ! hfi ;. h „.A: • ivu i) . hsolu % . * • 1 inij. T important View. * nucrais cm ludd th« I The’Ntjionai liadY ■N , 4 , r T > , W ift*-?, til l Uii y now j vcmMou ;issi muIlR* wi fi x: c'c«rin. | jf y f*ii ii>f|#- rac Phaadsbina il Grunt CiM) I’hi! alelpha :i:iflkj;er is-m<? of our L-tijr-s «u»> ff'a;h rs, another o! ihert“siiu ii son” Panorama v arrd thereby ciTmrol an j will nc htUv p.~‘S'’t:u d. Tim Grant V(";o upon R uical legisla-( will he tic nomint c,^. there c;n>’ he ,r experience of the. last tig £»*iUn>l of either branch of Cun’* t-worth i.s worth as much as s 4f4ie Prestdersey iiselfY 10 the Rartv •in.trrdlma: (• The mastery' dfbuili Democratic County Meetings. But two have been held in the Shite, up to this writing—in the counties of Lee and Richmond. At the former the fallowing resolution \'as unanimously passed : Resolved, That while we firmly ad here to the principles and organization of the National Democratic party, we majority of j believe that in the present aspect of na il do iht, s nee a large del* g ifes are iusi i ucled to n un ante j tioaal politics and tlic oppressed condi tion nf the South, it would be unwise 3r:d highly impolitic f>r a Democratic i ticket to be :;onTinted by the National 1 !>erp.crsric Convenri >n.«o meet in Bal- j t.QiOre in Jul\ n.:*t, hot believe that we hi in i’r**b:fTily there will he a vrrv j relive and spiteful m’tiinily, whose; efforts ■Will rnn r 'rhe flWC? f V! i.g am! add si'inotvlmf to tlte cau-es.ofdii- :ioiiM's < f Cuag-ess is jKissesfioM rd iulegr ■itionj' that are gyrely if Hold Tip Tempgi .. A ; There is a . im.:j i^ed lidlerety^. v.\ t ue and icsi;[ < r of ij c-jhci.mi of :uis Surio, a#ihc.y<tiiay be fur oi . .-utnsi the Liberal afhapied/' CnHiif.j od-nalured arjnimVnV Ts pressed'! f.y ’die former*.in triorr tuneJftifcrv j ii nn's arwifflie. relief.if the, ■$:&!•,■. .'ce.ms to the tlierr great ^esftrt. kJTe- 1 1 in r, h'nXif.‘VTY,**tfre irrifil‘Ie, d- g-' u mic and dictatorial, wi r h no appro j.- .rent olijecl hut flic preservation id i‘:icVartL. Ti'* 1 y c h ugc b,.n.!un- m ’lU o: pHueijrie’. upcwi their d fe inting buliuen,' - v. ilii f./cile ghb- no.-5. Now iTiis is all wrong. Wi o. fieaied for -’Soft uouls. and hard .oorimmits” in the beginning >• f me (i.sCUsciiiii* Wc do noliijclii.Vfc :liiCre is ;i wcuS o! truth in ihe chin ge. ami ■ c have no doubt Th tt 1 lie aetu-ers r; ohl itsW;’. LHt this be well eb,.-id red, ini die campaign b* for° fis. A Lk.iiioeratio Pa sideut with Congress would he more ! ;t d -l<; •*.).•!•'Party ” than total de- A I. i'r fnl President with a I) mocradc Clongtess would make a D inncratic CJ -vernmeni, ihipugh •ii*^ F.hy. n< yy Democratic Con- .sttfafiufii in;iy l e s' cu*ed by Liber* il^aHiunce. f>ur present number- vyif! be r duved, without it. Let mu heaviest assuult, be u ade upon I'gislafivc p uti ’ti of the ene :i M e.s. the >11V Crir.paip Closed at the South. \Vi:jfiiui ic vv ilcv» loprm u : >, dieic u cd be no fpi tiwm di cussi >n of pol- tics ili tins section. There is scarce ly a doubt tliat t ! c Soul horn vote, at 1» dtunore/vvi!! he s /it/, fir Ciucin- .ihji; a.ial lie Nor.Jieri! vote nea.-l . so. B .t o,*.u; M u s! ion remains for ■Bobfliwi: Vvim ilepuhliean strength Urpeli v at the 'Noitli ? The hesf .ccess to, are tin Know if.* Henry L. B/ nuifig^ j.nu r| ;i- firpHi y at lit t o ! W.h;|fh»i>.-frrcc i '( f ohafc^ji r to.'j'n-ircr-s w«- ^have ■ ! -. '::n;i>tc^§c4r. a chi-.gv ?*vA. IL 1 -Vo. ; t!ierr» Dmrmcraiit Press and par* vVrigiu a' friihfirrT and* Jirtrlea'0 *rti- j ’y leaders. 1 iu-.-e semn. vvith s.n i ii- fr i I I'-uir-T unutiitndv, in believe ibal . : and 11. \V. Tiilliard atm (tie of;e , • . . . • • ... l.Li'i.eloy vvi.i detract largely—very mdied tliotisand other irecniVu lpj r.. in >n, v\ ho \\>1. not Id to ■ 11«1 U'..iV v|ili.U the ; -uppoit, and ill'll.!l i luJL is n oMt^Fplc lc.wd-Ti .c w ,«.uCi'»!' • oi i’enoCescc ! u> to p-i -.cip'.e ! The di !:ci.ii, t.hvoijgh all tjie $ude:s Li ■ i'u'ItC r bi.i.f, all traitors ! All life. • . pi,: i f Y.igini i and Noitn Caroii* i. aod A lain :na and Loui^ina ( x- j. t ihe iiigrer-) all trailers, and da- i'nmmbiiiVv uci essiim of C iumore to i Wii! assf/i'c (irant's defeat, !•(■ o j i - t uf supreme po i.^UiCui ucaire in Hits ml; alowdv dissolving dot huge, st; vil-r mass ■ of ofiice-iubbors and theii to -is, and dupes. \\ lu-ther cerniog the signs i*f the ti nes'’ tiny will make- aava ices to die Southern v..te. or despairing of it, I they will strive to intensify the tiros! o! sectional ha'e, rerdains to be seep, j Let us be neither duped by false prrtestfilioris of friedudship, nor n- l.trtned by bitter d (lunyi.uicmi of ver.geanee. Bat holding tin; rvi-ti rmotu <>i our way, let us jtress l»7r~ vvard to a oatriotic and liberal de- li\ f c'iduc'e ftoai the h olds of these Pmli.'lians. Pennsylvania I\ r.ns) Lani t Democratic State Convention was in session on the 1st insK Saturday last anti adopted resolutions, bearing spb'eially upon the pending S.ale elc-ction. Tie issue between a L>bi.ral alliance and a s/tviighf- light was entire!} 5 ignoreii. Wc infer tint the Key si..tie Drtried cracy, being tiidagrm<1 aiho.u« them’- selves wpivea the (liiestiou, subje* t Jo the net ion of tin; Li.dti non: (on* veution. Pennsv 1 vania w.is !ooki-d t *, witli tnii'f coafideii ce, by tie shn!g/i/ uic/s fir an uiic<]uivoea! c« n- deinuali n i fthe Liberal a ili m • boui.i rl*>se tanks Aiili ci.e Liber .1 H -- publicaus in rii.-ir patriuric i l» r-* :k-ve tlin country <»f I lie cuirupt o s and Oppressions of ihe j* c ent iUilicni ad- in-ifisfrntion. Rt.su!veil, That w* in^ r ict our (ie'e* gilt,.? to the State If m-icrat.c IJnuvet!- tion to act in accordance with the v tovs expreeSfd iu the foregoing rest loti .u. 1:1 Augusta, the f-lloaing was Indiana Democi ts on Voorhees’ Anti* Qrei ey Speech- Wc regret t • see that the Hon. D. W. Voorht -s gives e vidence in Congress, as . lay be seen by the telegraphic t< port, that he forgets nothing and cmnoi even “stoop to conquer/* The Radical party was built up 1)}’ accessions from the Dem ocracy, and even from the rebels, and yet Mr. Voorhees would rather r> main iu a hopeless minority than profit by their example. We have no pniiencc with such folly.—La~ foijitte Pisjiairh. While the adherems of the ad-1 minis!ration lor jears proclaimed ilrit the Demociatic parly was dead, now lhey respond with ap plause and adulation to every news paper paragraph or speech that fa* vo: s the strictest organization of the party, and the nomination of a sliaigiil out ticket. When did (Irani Radicals ever gaiher around Hon. D. W. Voorhees before and unanimously adopted, a‘t* r a speech by Hon. Limon S..-|.b«.., Ar ublnrt I *l'l'. l « u ; 1 s I ,ee f 1,? ,?•<* Pf > s «* “Bourbon” speaker in the Slate: praise tall from their lips when hr lately pictured the woes of the pinn- Uesolved, TJiaVti e rcf.unis m is! dr- t | ere (f South? What sire I by iho Democrnt-ic par'y Kr-.*. iocnl *cll*goveratneut, the Mibmd u* ion oi the militnry to llie civ 1 audinrity. the urescivatiiin unimpaired of li e writ of habeas corpus, and the checking of the centralizing tendencies of tl e Federal GovciDinuHl; that all other subjects of pi jitical contentiuii are insignificant in, co uparisou with these; and that to at* taia iliese, ti e Deaiucratic party will accept a iy edier—prcseiving, however, its own organiza'ion. Wc consider libs a “settler” for Georgia. Without future develop ments, varying the prospect, the en tire Southern vote will be vast solid for the “Liberal” alliance. Fun Spots.—From a careful observa tion of the suu we learn that it piescnts a phase of unusual interest in the fine cluster of spots which is now observable on its siufaee. On the 17th instai-t this cluster was seen on the eastern limb, and contained thirty-six well defined spots. 0-i the day following the number had bicnased to fifty, all, with one ex- eption, being small. It is unticeable this j “Bolter endure Grant’s govern ment lour years longer, than peril the onfiinizaikm ofiliePany.” Our nut nreef pgainst than auv *•SOtlU‘l/ , o:!k r F.a ■f’ncio wi!; This sudden enthusiasm now over his de nunciation of the ehiel abeitor of a high tariff! the advocate of Ku-Klux law, and the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus? It is all hypocri sy, and il is but the ebulition of re joicing in their hearts over a pros pective division in the Democratic party. If Mr. Voorhees will not, under any contingencies, support the Greeley movement, he has a perfect right to say so, but he should consider most carefully to what in terest he is contributing in his ut terances.—New Albany Ledger. He gave thecouniry an ex cathedra dispatch a short lime since, senten- tiously announcing that no man had the right to speak for the Demo cratic party; and in the light ot his recent speech, in which he arraign ed ihe nominee of the Cincinnati Convention, ue must interpret this dispatch to mean—except the Hon. D. IV. T'oorhets! If the people speak Ibr themselves, as they will, Daniel ’ 1 :l>at very few spots are visible outride I will feel as if he had “let a bird strange bedfellows, though?—Af«- rcen Democrat. We have good reasons to believe lhatB few weeks ago Mr. V. was in full sympathy with the Libera! move ment, and expressed himself as fa vorable to the nomination of Judge Davis. So lhat now we are to un derstand that his opposition is of purely personal nature ; that he is opposed to Greeiv as a candidate, and not to the platform on which he stands, or the circumstances on which he was nominated.—Sulhcan Democrat. Mr. Voorhees has gone just one step too far to carry Democrats with him. It he had only exercised I he right of advising Democrats n«*t to accept Greeley, some Democrats would have heard him. But when he goes so far as to decide for Dem ocrats that Mr. Grant is preferable iu Mi. Greeley,—when he puts into the mouths of Radical orators in the coming campaign his oa n utterances to mislead Democrats, he has taken a dep tr’ure that must he questioned by all thoughtful Democrats every where, and if there are those who question the political honesty of his speech, he must not complain.—New Albany Ledger. Mr. Voorhees could not transfer a corporal’s guard of the Democracy of Indiana into the camp of the thieves that have for years been fat tening off the sweat and toil of our land.—Franklin Herald. The LaGrange Report *r reports wheat harvesting as having commenced in that section, and says the yield will be larger than for years past. P. C. Sawyer MACON. Gl, MANUFACTURE^ OF COTTON GINS, COTTON GIN Material and Castinga Generally, Makes a genuine patern of tb- GriavrMa Gi«. till ploys none but tbe be»t from the shop of the late Samuel Griswold*"’ PRICE SEW GISS *.J75P r . Saw MAKES THE REPAIR op Jn Zi G! °“ ,p ' d,li ‘ 7 ' “ “'~'f i». w/ Riba '4 65 C1! - each. vVhteting feavvs 20 “ <. New Brush and Cylinder $25 00 New Babbit Box - S1.50 cts. each My improved Roll Box with swinging front $10.00. Repair of Brush as per what is needed sr.d other work us low in proportion. Win n . Y freight one way, i to shop. v y Ail work warranted to give satisfaction money refunded. Send for Circular. ' r april 9 4m a ; the limits of this group. nt t )? a t'e!- cgjition at Baltimore, pro! posed to alliance.-' , . ... the* | :i little conceited fev i-t Go.-n: t . -iJ.o.c mbYistrosttv, advocated fn ■Iufc rfr -ufli t-> discover il ! Beau- j io: » e of ihe “straight** intractablei. .trd a Itaitur, and Bjcekci ii-igu j fs j!, P ' g and all the pioml hosts of Kentucky t;-,:; ,i i I Missouri, nil ‘Mmiinrs’’! . - If .ialio Seymour,' whorfrI-0,00; party platform so far supetior Dan Vuoitdrca’ ; hope of “sopping” bfsjdcn, by « sue: -lain more i n. Democratic or- C.niiitu'ioft of Gove;rimciit. *hr)M iiuVoUier N\»ithere t 'hh nU> r rrrty hrtter be sus ' vied Tor four vears, ihan that ti.t election, • iJC. m i:i fdu G orem Deiijocrats endorsed, f »u* r Ui years since, a traitor! George Ihm- ! jfi ; p.jriv so much more valuable »;!* ton, the favorite of the South, smd j th Jf i tbe country, that the crushing J r:. Black, and the Blairs, an-: j ,, u t <- ; ! c\c.-'V p» isojiuI and property j) .>>1 tile, and neatly all the .X .rilu rn j rigli.i.individual liberiy and lifc,PVPti, D-minerals, wiiu.-e f.nnohas reach d i r , oOd r'-a!de than a ten poraiy tins s T'iioji.—all tnrfjrs m prtficidlo. j iyr'- mkr of ;m ineflc* lual form ? buoause they dare to tulvoeuie (is| \ 11 j• • v thud-) il.e oidy eficclivet inodt of iciievinj; diie S >uiii from the at bee U ” J 1 > anoiLcr columa, rxiracls from ten In.hm’i Democrmio papers, all yance fl>r a season ? • for Gnelev and Brown. Another S< tiler.” i be noble CaroKni'in, who mourn#! in a N irlhcru prison, the in iiocent victim of mgro outrage—or !i a.i ms tL 4 crush her into the dusi ! I hi- haj iess brother, who’ skulks from Ail Traitors ! v .^ho w ill believe tic H jubrnn swamp, a fugitive from e . ^ k . *' • a . O i m-ort - i i LI:!!, tnd car liH ba. I in- A monopoly ol all wisdum gfiust j furmers. A way, with the wretched -miesxuoship, lhat drinks its inspi ration from Ihe cess-pod ol jhir/yim conceded, to this .marvellous few, thiL tm*y inav save th«i—Party! Vim is “ihe Party” worm tons,’ ... as a weans^io'rcl.evc the >S> ti ? i h is utterly incompetent lo lLat — .f, ' lmh-ed, it is an ub-H vcIo in Uu rather ilam dm I. r. Ilo is dr* ji nire fountain ot P.i- I irwjivze will !• ud For the D r,—An exchange o | (vvv won’t name hi n. for doubtless I he is .Ashamed of himself ) says the fidvocai }' of Gfta ly 1 >y bwayze, of Macon Union, “seliles ihe q icstion” as to his supp rl by S >nthern Dt*m* ocr;r?' By 1 the same p im iole (our exchange stickles for “principle”) j he will break all .lie commundniviits j that F. approves.— lie will ium idol- i a tor ii Swavz- eofrimc.nl Chiisliaui-! ly, an 1 >o on, to the era! of the cFnp- !fu!!v i " " 1 i-Hii US' We call the earnest attention of ihe Ba ili more Convention to this “new departure,” in the presenta tion of that quondam conservative luminary. In the name of Bourbon Democracyi wc protest against these “spots.” For eight long years of Jeffersonian administration, the Day- star shone “straight/’ with immacu late phiz- But, alas, “Icmpora uiu- tantur,” hut we will not'* accept the situation—though the North and the South and the isles of ihe sea unite to propound the query, with our dy ing breath we will exclaim, no, nev eh! To accept such a mutilated disc in lieu ot the old Jeffersonian oib, were a fatal “abandonment of Democratic principle.” Rather let “discord reign forever,” 1 ruul caelum,' but save the ■patty, and We’ll get us another Sen at A({4n14 1 A Pktiicoat Colonel.—Tennie C. Cl flh i ordered u Co'onel's uni form to anpear at the Grand Op. in oil IL- Ip. Help, for; the noble j hut t;as qo o ! jeetiou to i men •iu<i \vo q-pr. nen ;md child fen of die rather than offices w.rv ot ihm relief—sh.dl the bumh* ! h)i. i n c mm, cone i'ed and trench- iic-sacrdiced to’lie mere contiunaiiee of the o-g 'iezation in a powcrle-s < xtelenet' ? Or sliall (:f need lie) B’c' I'.friy be sricfcficeit to the deliver- mice of the S-turh ? cruus Part n / wf 10 yell for •D^-«,r-i V3 U3 SU lt # Flem the ‘mest lights before us,’ fr.dd L il.-1 •the. nose, icing tin ecu >s declares by b. Wendell rhiiii. Gram to be n Jeif. D .vis ionisl. Does that ‘‘-fUtle’’ some to Huu-e, New Y*>rk, on h'*r eback, and delb er an t ijot si 1 inn lecinre 11 j> 011 litu quilifluaii ms firfiHiuj Fisk’s piace as C'dont;l nt lie Ninth K"gi menJ, : n 1 eidaree on the capabi i- ,11*. , ,-.1 I . 0 . • . the Democrats ol the country to !li s of a woman t *r con.i.aH-lii.g . , „ ftlh L 1 go,” after awhile. In his position his modesty, at least, should have prompted him to wait until he coujd have heard from the people through the Baltimore Convention.—Hush- villc Jacksonian. We do not believe Mr. YTorhees intended it, hut his course could not have suited the Grant party better hiid the great henchman, Morton, chalked it out for him. It mav not be a. very elevated incentive to ac tion, but the fact that in supporting the schismatic candidate tor Presi dent, we are doing that which the Radicals most desire us not to do— has a powerful influence in confirm ing the Democracy in its course. Columbus Democrat. Mr. Voorhees made a sensational speech in the House on Monday, characteristic of the man. YVe judge from the reports of the vari ous correspondent a, that lie express ed sentiments which lie did not in tend to utter when he commenced his re markable effort, and we think it he had mingled a little with the people, of Indiana before he made lhat speech, it is altogether probable he would have piped to a different tune. * * * Mr* Voorhees pro tests against the attempt to transfer The James Movement Increasing.— Those of your centum* .tries who insula light of die movement in f ivor of James ;wo moolhs .tgo (to not aiqem disposed Hoops as well as a man. .^l the m- j stance of Mrs. Fisk, howev* r, tlie would-be colonel was r. fu-ed the use ofilie Opera House for any such purpose, and the itisgr c*d’ul scheme for further notoriety was kno ked on ihe head. ‘ Java i&e Party,” in th" FJt moral colleges, thus: In His been a pet wa ten word v\u!i 1 :l straight coi.t«'st between Gieeiev d- rt-agogucs u» it 11 age«. The ig/i«> | ;,:id Gnm’. :;ifft, who discern not the imcreji.iij ti.c coiiriU'^arc-'dirjred with a m re .v.ird." The privih g'-s oi an asst ini > ni on, mdinown to the la\v», are rab- ( d jd'ovc thb lights of citizmislpp. P.'.ii'ic.d ostracism is dvimunctd For Gu.iUF.LEv. ;e> dust ail who vi l n<»t bend ih< knee u» the sensele-'s thijig. 1 lie p npl,- the only’ legitimate depnsita ti.’s of ihi if own liberties, arc. sub- s iVuitil by a hack-ridden jaiiy, v. mU) .-i cksTo appropriate tjie Gov- u.-mnui.t, as its pfoperfy, and rc d ,-iT as’ * iiLcIeaii”—uidil hr s< if- :vcrn:i:e!rt—.iiK who swear fipi al j. \ ■ . ; ~ * ci.'iCO U) !.• We estimate the strong 1 h of Parti, s ‘ ‘o joke on it now. Daung my recent , trip down the road T saw very many persons who supp <rte<l ir. K'.peciaily (he oid line Wldgs uie favorable to hi-, candidacy, an 1 1 know that 1 lie 11lends j of Janes are bei.t upon runinig 1 im Even in d«m hw^s.ern G.mr i: he le«.- rievelirped consuljratik* atiangah, much to my step i.-e I nctnit. lirt main s'sT.oglh, liantoyr, Will lu joiuiil Io bf in Miudlc ami Northern G orgia. 1 have no doubt that some of die subsi de d ‘ ink B'ing«»r’»” I q.e will protnuuicc .V];i’ ...... iJufiig" a ►» I-'ioriii i' ! .*. AiUan.-as T- xas..:... r-. Midsoiu : Tennessee Kent ue'-y Vtirsin ;* — For Grant. ...10 jSmiiIi Ca-oliiia 3 ...it Lpumnc...... h ... 4 Mississippi 3’ .. ..3 Total South 2-1 ...I: M '.ine ? . ...i'i uas-ueiin'ettii J3 il Ivli'tdo J-laiid....... 4 West Virgti.Ii r, f'onnecfient C Maryland ... n Uhio 2i lil.i- ! Deiarvar.i ii Michigau ]] i Nor hCafbJina .lll.Ii.muis .zl Wiseoiisin TO Tolal ikulhein. l.b Juiva : j.l | Ivansas... ...it j N.-v- .fcr* ■}' 9 .MiiiiH-Svt* r» j (>.-o;r.-,n Nebraska ii I Net* Y rk JJ5 Nevada .,!t I 1*ot’! s; iv.uiia ‘id Caiat'oir.i.t (i j Indir-na Ii Vninuiit 5 ' Now ilauipahiie 5 — I i:.d I Tort 1 211 Z'v.q C-ocd and ths* B?.d cf It. il x\ 3'O:-1 ii'/uni! in- ifli' G:::- v f irlv suiricd ml im Gicclu} 's JI jo ity, 5-3 \vii!t ftawn and | p; I ibis "ridiculous/* but tin re are more it- [ dicuiousthingn occuriog every day which j they treat pietty seiiousiy. So writes the Atiafilji correspond- cm of the Sacaunali Adccrtiscr. There is abundant other evidence.ofdilh grace, among the adherents >1 May or James, iu pressing him quietly upon the people, 'i'hat lie would stand the gleist of a ( bailee i 1, a lull and fair Conventi m< f Georgia Drill, o rats, to secure the nomination fin • S-i' /ii (i t\ !> it sftaig’it D: hi:;ci*aluli-tiiir f '! wirfg Stares, estima’e ! oxern ir, no one In* iev< dm vi as against Grant probability, cast Grant to-wii: A • kari S'is would, iu their vole. 1 0 ' i’i be expected tp r have pio : .cod i*.subrt, ; yet. Nevertheless, ,L mas acl»ii've«t some, commendable a.id ot! erwDe. - *1 Ii ffas • pro cum-d amnesty t !: 1 ir'aily all the South, (will finish flic j j >\j a iter; the clcclioi,). j -> ■ i; has restored the habeas cav-1 jris fo our oppressed country uh n. | Wc'h(im'tiht'7e//d^ry i- cxcdlent, j i us ; far, the' acliicyhicnt rapM, the | prji p'cl g’.oiious. I Bat no rose is without its thorn, ami H G docs sVirrie bad. -•la. H«*.pushed ihe Atlanta Sun out of the Democratic party. 2 I. Heifil oed ttie Savannah News. C^ui-iu:.—Wtien a man is blitted out ot ihe I'arty, is he at liLerty to J save the South, even if'it cost “tiie TT liii Nt w York Indiana dial for 6 5 35 35 Cl Thus swelling Grants vote to 217 And reducing Id- compelitots to 150 M kdig a m jority for Giant of (17 Tills tstima;c is a very liberal one v.q thi .k, and presents the uicj;* as 1: is, in verifv. Let us vote i‘ .—nobody ? piny. Bui itw-u arc u y wavs of m king nui- jo-ides, and. the scifi-h energy and skill .iff A ia:,t:i {.‘oi;L:cians uiJ.fiod them out. The effort to 01v.de a..u jji.-iracl -’he councils of those, who prefer not the Bum cr. by stigges- if .ns of many eaudaicU s is i,. keep- ifg widi the plan. Too gre.-u pop ularity < f G >v. Jr-nkjris, Gen. Col* quit. .Mr. Haiti idge, C d. Fielder ami G >v. Snfiilti, hc.-idfS o'tsers, is a Ct iivonii nt tool, v i h w i icli to pre pare the Copv^ii! am t r a compro mise «>n Joim Ii. J trues. But il won't do. The “one term piinci- ple” i- in favor, and a tradiciii is not “one.” By a vast majo itv ihe pres ent incumbent was circled, and the ‘Govt reigns” iulcnil that he shall pave a whole term. 6 e t > it. The Gubernatorul Qi estion. The Albany Central City says: “Should the Stale Conventi<>n deem it Lust to miniiiHie a new non lor Gov- eronr, wc think Genera! C<»l«jaitt is the man. Governor Smith, however, de- seiveb n retiOinination, and will probably i e chosen for a second t r.u lie is mak ing us a good Govern r, and is reflecting honor upon his name as uiir Chief Ex ecutive/' Our Albany coniemporary, says 1 he Savannah liejniblican is right 111 what lie says of Governor Smith. He was elected to the vacancy be came the people had confidence iu him, and he has don" nothing to for felt that confidence. To the con trary, we have every reason to be lieve that his administration for the lew months lie has held the guber natorial office has been 'eminently « ise and satisfactory to the people, and the latter will not be guilty of the fickleness and folly ol throwing him aside without fault, just because there are others who would like to lie Governor. His prompt and res olute grappling with the Federal military when they sought to inter meddle with State affairs, as they had done and without protest, iu other States, was worthy the days of Troup, and should be gratefully remembered. It was a manly vin dication of the long lost rights and dignity ot the State, and began a new era in her sovereignly as a govern ment. In the mat ter of ferreting out and correcting abuses, and bringing tojustice the thieves who have so MILLEDGEVILLE HOTEL To Rent, for Three Years, with the Privilege of Two Years More, if Agreeable to Roth Parlies. T HE building is birjrf. ••ommodiotis and iu good condition, and as od run of put- Oliver, Douglass & Co. 43 THIRD STREET, MACON. aA. SOLE AGENTS OF THE Steward and Great Benefactor COOKING STOVE, Colton Plant Improved IRON WITCH. And various other patterns ol Cooking.Stoves all guaranteed. POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY, Knob and Pad Lock*, Sehovil and Shovel pattern Hoe,. Wood and Willow Ware, Steam Pipe and Fittings, Wholesale Manufacturer of TIN WARE. Full line ofHonse Furnishing Good* OLIVER, DOUGLASS i to' april ‘J rp tf. Tax Notice. ronage, of both local auo transient; and is: w ,vir r ..... - • furnished with bureau,, chairs, bedsteads,! I , f c< u" /! . c receiving the lax R e - msttrasses. 1hlisters nlW< ml !•!. « Tl,« X turns of Bauiwm CuUntv, W the year mattrasscs. bolsters, pt lows and lab es. The lg .,, ,, . , — 1 lad.es parlor is very Zl! furnished witheverj- j if f -,*“5* 1 T t VSZ '» MitW^eviUe, oa thing necessary f-r comfort. Some of the bed ! J Apn ‘ in rpoms have carpets on the floors—rna y of!, ,1 ' uuc e r Y ! i y> hrnattendu.p them have none. Iu the basement oT the ; ^ ' Mh ‘ building is a large Bar Room and Billiard Room t.'Z * louks cloaed - The foil ateiujifiuii.tiucnts art j ur the County Districts, Jtgl District—Monday April Mh; Taeidav and other nice and desirable apartments. Persons wishing to rent such property for the term of three years, or longer, are invited . „^ w rtl>r „ r „ to come and see, and make th. ir offer or bid April ttUb; Wednesday May 1st. for it. it is the best opportunity for making money by keeping a hotel, in the .State, iu my opinion. Quarterly lent v ill be required, se cured beyuiid a doubt to the Company. This offer will be kept open, to g ve ell a chance to get it, until the 1st of July next. /Fhe Com pany reserve the right to accept and reject any bid. P M COMPTON, Prest. M. II. Co. Milledg«ville 2-5tl) May. 1372. Jtf 5t. camp where there was nothing be longing lo them.—Now it is well known that he gave encouragement to the Liberal Republican move ment up lo the nomination of Mr, Greeley as its candidate for the Presidency. * * * If the Cin cinnati Convention had nominated 1 Judge Davis as its candidate for f the Presidency, then there would have been nothing better and sweet er to the heart of Mr. Voorhees than success, and his glowing rhetoric would have found a different vent from what it now has. It is often the case that principles are to a great extent governed by the a.\es that can be ground thereby.—State Sentinel. It is reported that Mr. Voorhees emphatically said that he would not support Mr. Greeley if endorsed by the Democracy at Baltimore. If he did so, he is a boiler in advanoe, and has no right to interfere in the convention, or any of the primary assemblages which make up its con stituent parts.— Evinscille Courier. Otic ot our leading Radicals who, at the outbreak of the war, propos ed to “hang Dan Voorhees at the first cross-roads, 1 ’ was so delighted with his anti-Greeley speech in the House lhat he remarked lo us on yesterday lhat it was the “best speech he ever read.” He added, “I am a Dan Voorhees man all over.” Could Mr. Voorhees have foreseen the effect of his ill-timed phiilipic upon his old antagonists, wc doubt not the country would have been spared his abuse of Gree ley and eulogy of Grant.-— Green Castle Press. Dan. Voorhees is happy. He bad an interview with Grant recently, and on last Monday let off a forensic discharge of eloquence against Doc- lor Greeley and eulogized his excel- Jew Stock! Fred. Haugh R espectfully invites the ladies & GENTLEMEN of Milleilgeville and vi cinity lo call and examine his SUPE RIOR AND FASHIONABLESTOCK OF LADIES, GENTS AND BOYS ^ Boots and Shoes, m Feelinjjf aaiqrad that they cannot be surpassed, if equalled, h.y any other establishment. Be Warrants Bis Work —HE— anufaotures AND R e td a i i* s XO ORDER and all work entrusted to him shall be faith fully and cheaply executed, with dispatch, April 2,1S72. fit. DR. W. H. HALL Renders his professional services to the public Office over Dfng Store oi J. M. CLrk.Esn. march 19-3m r J{2'2 District—Tuesday April 9th; Wednesday April 17th; Thursday May 2nd. 319 District—Wednesday April JOth; Thurs day April ISth: Friday May 3rd. 31S District—Thursday April JJib; Friday April l'Jth; Monday May Cth. 113 District—Friday April 12th; Monday April 22ud; Tuesday May 7th. 105 District—Monday April 15th; Tucsdav April23rd: Wednesday May e'th. JOSIAS MARSHALL, R T. IL A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN. Just Published, in a Seated Envelope, Price, six cents. A Lectors on the Nature, Tmtaseot, and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Seui iual Weakness, Involuntary Enunissions, Sex ual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage, generally; Nervousness, Consumption, Epilrp, sy, and Fits, Mental aud Physical Incapacity, resulting fiom Setf-Abuae, etc., By ROBERT J. CULVERWELL M. D, author of tia “Greeu Book," etc; The World renowned author, in this admir able Lecture, clearly proves frurn his own experience that the awful consequences of self. abuse may be effectually removed without medicine, and without the dangerous surgical operations, bougies, instruments, rings, or cordials, pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, certain, and effectual, by meausof which every sufferer, no matter what his con dition may be, may cure hiiuseif cheaply; privately, and radically. fc^* This Lectiyewill proTe a BOON to Thousands and 1 housands. •Sent uuder seal, in a plain envelope, to auy address, postpaid on receipt of six cents, or tw o post stamps. Also, Dtt. CUL\ ERWELL’S “Marriage. Guide,’’price 25 cents. Address the publishers, CHAS.J. C. KLINE & CO., 127 Bowery,N. Y., Post Office Box 4,3 U B. inayl p r 23 tf long oreve,I upon the State, we have or ureetey ami euiogweti no excel realm, lo believe that Gov. Smith Icncv, Pre»ident Grant. Ho n,ai,l lias been most active and assiduous, and that when he shall come to lay the results of bis labors belore the Legislature and the country, all will recognize the valuable service, and accord him a hearty “Well dine, good and faithful servant,” en effort in behalf of “ihe corrupt and wicked administration” was en tirely satisfactory lo the redoubtable Ben. Butler, who, immediately after the close of Dan’s speech went over and gave Daniel the right hand of fellowship. Don’t politics make BERND BROS.; 44 TETOD ST , MAOON, GEORGIA MANUFACTURERS OF AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN L o D AiMmef S D‘!!ln B0YS ’ SADDLES OF ALL KINDS. C A , J t JJAGE, BAROUCHE, PHAETON and SINGLE and DOUBLE B n G nn Y D, H r R r NEbS ’ WAGON HARNESS, SINGLE & DOUBLE, for four, six, and so on, STAGE AND CART HARNESS, WOOL FACED COLLARS. We manufacture the above extensively, and are therefore prepared to fill ord#rs at short colic* Also keep constantly on hand a complete stock of Saddlers’, Harness, Shoemaker’s Hardware & Tools. Harness Leather, SfcMng, Oai and Hemlock Sole Leather. KIP, CALF AND LINING SKINS, LACE AND PATENT LEATHER OF ALL KINDS ENAMELFD MUSLIN, DRILL AND DECK, PLAIN AND FIGURED. Carriage, Wagon, Riding and Drovers’ Whips. Linen and Wooleu Covers for horses, Fly Nets, Lineu and Wooten Buggy Robes, etc. ft?”Merchants, Planters and all, will find it is their interest to purchase our goods. Do not fail to call or order from us. We pay casli for all kinds of f urs and Skins, Hides, Leather in ih e rough, Tallow, Wax and Wool. Macon, Ga.. May '28, 1871. F. S, JOHNSON. CLlSTOS. r n mli S. S. DUNLAP, Ml COS. JOHNSON & DUNLAP, ’ DEALERS IN Hardware, Iron, Steel, Agricultural Implements, Car riage and Wagon Material, Varnishes, Ac. AND AGENTS FOR THE COTTON QXN. •7a THIR3D STREET. MACON. GA- r april 96m.