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THE JLJAILY Tocksdai If aurora SUN. ..OcroanSJ Mr Offus in the Sun Building, Wml tide ef Broad street, Second Door South ef Alabama. XflT Jfev Advertisements always found on Pint Page; Load and Business Notion on Fourth Page. To LtWytr*. We publish in foil, tbe decision. of tbe Supreme Court; also tbe daily “ Pro ceedings" of the Court, end aeep the “Order of Boeune" eUudiug in our oolumnt tf i|..U for Tk. Suk, i it nom», TUemMtiae. M. f / 3 asm tans Mm, noiruk, Tn>. Dats BtLL, Athens, Ga. Jon T. Bourn, Atlanta, Os J. L. WlHR, WoodMock, am. i. a. Caldwell, Thomson, On. H. C. Hauh.toii, Dalton. Urn. W. C. Ms.fr.. Eatflteton. Ga T apt am, Matt k Oo., White Pklns, Orwn Co., 0a J. L. Skits, Chattanooga, Tenn. J. C. PuiiH, LaOrange, Ga, K. A. Vabsedoe, TbomaavUle. Oa. B. O. Vnxuia, Union Point 'ighemJ vho lately vent a great deal out </ hi. vay to indorse the heresy tf I 'nUandigham! We thus aee to whet “l*ae i ms; be brought! Judge Chase h another to hie men; blunders. Did it nerer occur to the very many Radical a»- piraute for tin- Democratic nomination thut the Houth will and mud have a wofd to »a;, and that the peoplo tliore, who are eupjKoe.l to be a set of nobodiex, ms; see proper to go a great deal further into the opposition ranks for a candidate than nay one Murth has yet deemed to be among the ‘‘possibilities'' The man who will subscribe to the principles cmbeielicel in our/et/ernlire system rf government, and in* oth er, may expect the compliment d it may suffice tor more of her vote—am than a mere “oomplimeut. Who knows? Cato. Sanannati QIpppinj tint*. BURRA Y'B LINE—NE W X OKK * SAVANNAH. BVKBY TUESDAY now as on rater. Ckss«< •( Oar ■■kartfOas Mm. We aak attention to our new terms of na ant oiaa, ■taaibipe subscription in tbe first column on BDLXXXy! Com, laUstttl [From tbe Chronicle nnd Sentinel (Augusta Oa.) 80th September. 1H71-J Mr. BUpfcaaa. Tbe'reply respondent. Constitutionalist, is a compl of himself from tlie chi ations of that ill; inform, biased writer, . t ■ a. j,.,. That paragraph of Ida letter in which he replies to theehorge of being "ex tremc" in, his Southern and conatitu tional views, ia particularly lucid and strong. We dauM whether, outside of the Bailical party, a single intelligent man can be found in the Statu who doe* not full; indorse and approve Ur. Ste phens' jx isitiou as laid down iu this letter in regard to the 14th aud 15th amend meats. He maintains the only true and constitutional ground upon this vital question. The letter will ampl; reps; a careful pettHiU, nod wo specially commend it to the attention of our readers. WA8HINOTON~*~*COUttE8PON- BENCE. CompoM ISIS Use. sad oae ef «Saa mam.liip. lea cm «aok pert EVERT TUESDAY. Through bflh of lading given bjr theee steamship# by all railroad connections, And &%& r S4tJSZX Set fm tests h. erpa-aea. apple lo . 'Jr Id I Cotton UaMBMMl. Si Bar atraat. mUDILPHU AUD SAVANNAH MAIL 8TZAH SHIP COMPANY. FHMLAHELFHIA AJTB SA- FAArjCAU. leOttor fro MS Onto. ^ Washinoton, September 29, 1871. Suppose you allow me to go back a little, at the risk of being charged with old fogyiaro, and cite the laws of the British Parliament, upon whiob are based tbe civil liberty we now enjoy, and whiob we derived from that much derided source. The first of these laws is that which gives the House if Commons the 1 Kiser of ■firtug the tuhtieliet—(copied into our Constitution, aud the aforesuid "power 1 expressly conferred upon our ilouse tf Hepresentatires, a body the nearest to the ]<eopK end aeery two years directly amenable to them. Tho second is the uct'of Habeas Corpus, passed in tho turhulcut reign of Charles the Second, when tho jioople, by a miracle, as it won, found themselves in full possession of tho power of giving vitality to the dormant generalities of "Magna Clinrtn." The third is tho trial by jury, which secured a (sir heariug before a man's l-uns whenever lie should bo charged by the prefer authority, (fio be enquired into by virtue of the aforesaid “writ”), of of fend* against,the public peace ! The fourth the liberty tf the Press’ And the fiftli, tbe manner of lev) the Usees—which is also in our levying Constitu tion," specifically fiud, and oiicnly vio lated! All these principles of eivil liberty, roughly, and by peace-meal extended b; tbe people of Great Britain from their rulers, wore our inheriUmce! The Con stitution of the United States was care fully framed forever to guarantee them— and Mr. Jefferson practically carried these vital principles into effect! Onght we not, (those of tho people, I mean, who supinely aee these prineiples, one by onn, ignominioosly abandoned, or, which to the same thing, ‘'noqniescod" iu, or “acoapted”) hong their Leads in ve*p shame before tho shades of their fomia theta. It ia thooght that the ihrodus upon well rsooguised and wall dedoed perso nal rights, made by the so-catled law- making power of this oouotnr, were suf ficient to sarouae the whole American people to a sense of their common danger. But I mo that the encroach ments of palticans of the ao-called Demo- tratio “NaW Departure" stripe, far out strip in magnitude of political turpitude any thing yet done by nsurped authority on the part of Congress. Mr. Tweed's paper here is by no satisfied with silent aaquieaoenoa, or im plied "aocaptaneoof the situation." Tbe the thing Most be dbncgp ftram; that is, the liberties of the Houth, at least, must be sumendeiwd earn voce, or their allegiance brought in question Just city—owned body and sonl by Tweed, Connolly A Co., upon this all important pohrt. Theses' editor, Mr. JeSHea, who was lately turned out of offioa by Ocu. Grant, immnwiring upon Gen. Hamp tons snggostioua, speaks to the point, as follows!‘ uXlIOg Wwl “II IhaSonth, in the Convention, were, with any thing like unify, to express the wishes that dead issues should be buried, and <m existing stale tf things acceptor!— nay, more, it, while the judgment of the North was balancing in the choice of can didates, the Abort sssrs, net etUrusirdy, but woJMtoead arith genuine accord, to ask Urn jiaminstiun tf one who herd, lihs wgnntoJM naldisn, fought and helped to Ctmgusr them, or of n statesman whose remmrnkesisnk warn tar torn being in harmony wfob theirs, bat who stands firmly, 1‘cao were to _ sd by tsenuis 0 tbleJE tbs Houth are ah who ia meant by who baa ‘‘towgbt the rirndbam paapli maculate Butler, of V ia hinted at—as it mama onae his defent ho has grown venr popular with the "cmHddcrs. Bui I do know very well who is meant l|y the whom remote asteoedunto" are "eery far trom.hrtggia harmony with theirs ," but EVERY SATURDAY whom each poirrl □ntnuHcx ox cotton bt stiamios on this LINK ONE HALT SUM CENT. 0AB1N TABSAOE *M DKCK, with gnbAiAUDOA 10 This hum is ootopomsd ai the Ormt eisss sUmmtshtps WVOMINU TEAL. Oommmnder. TOMA WANDA BAKBETT. ComniAndar Ow« of th»M H—mthly Uay* Mcb port KVKKY SATUMDAY. Through bill. Uding ^trnUhrtd by tfcMO R—mqhtp* by All nUlraAd oounoettoua. For * “ apply to HUXTEB A QAMMELL. For New Y or Id. [KUINDED 10M.) MOORE SOUTHERN Business TJniversity, Cor. Bronrt A- Alulmnm Ht ATLANTA.CA Open Day and Night. A THOROUGH PRACTICAL AND HYHTHHATIC comi Young Men and Adults, tfuAlirjring ibt-ui for my Fuoitton In Finance and Trade, In tbe shortest possible time end At tbs 1saj Evening Se^lomt from 7 to 9 O’clock. Oa Students can ester At an/Urns. No teaching i chases. Catalogue* sod Specimens of Penmanship mailed on application. Address B. F. MOORE, PRINCIPAL. septa-lm TO THE LADIES TEN an*AT UOUTBBBN STEAM8H1P COMPANY. EVERY THURSDAY. Insuranne by this Line can be effected under oui open policy at one-half per oent, CABIN PAB8AOE f)0 00 Tbe first class steamers site Llvisfsiosr, .Cheeseman, Com. Ota. Baraes, F. O. Mallory, Com. WU1 saifss follows: . UVINtMTON October 01b, at 12:30 r. M. •• " 20, at 12:90 r. M. GEN. BARNES " IS, at 4:30 r. m. t freight, apply to LDER a rULLABTON, No. 8 Stoddard's Upper Range. THE Baltimore & Savannah Grand Display of Millinery I J. M. * HOLBROOK truly magnificent stock of LADIES' BONNETS, I, RIBBONS, AND MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY, Which la Wow Heady for In spection. The most Fashlousble and Latest Styles of Every thing In this line can be secured at his Store. Competent LADY MILLINERS are In attendance, who will take pleasure In showing GOODS. FURBI His Stock of LADIES' FURS Is oomplete. He has them at ALL PRICE8, and to suit all ages. «S- LADIES' DEPARTMENT up Stairs, over tbe HAT STORE, proper. sept25-0t NTKAM8IIIP COMPANY da. Tbe ships are all first class, and comi>osed as fol lows: Haragosss Capt HOOPER. America Capt. U1LLUPS. North Polut Capt. FOLEY Fannie... Baltimore, Md. aepttft-tf BOSTON &8AVANNAH Rteamalilp Iiine. OTKAM8H1P "SEM1NOLK" (1.1C0 TONS). Capt H. H. MATHKWS Steamship " ORIENTAL" (740 tous), Capt F. M. of every month Through bills of lading given to priuuipal points South aud East. Freight and insnranoe at low ratea. Good pas senger aooominodatlt RICHARDSON k BARNARD. Agents, Savannah. P. NIC1LEK80N k CO.. JHiiCfllancotio. 1,500 BUHHEI.S Red Rust Proof Oats AT Hark W. Johnson’s, OPPOSITE Cotton Warehouse, 0 n Broad Street. 300 IfusA. Selected Seed Harley, 250 Sw*. Seed Hye, to arrive, 600 Hush. Seed H'heal, *10 Bush. Hed Clover, 415 Both. Red Top or Herds 444 Bush. Orchard <•'rase, lOO Mush. TsslI JMtmdose Oat thresh*, to orrlri, 175 Btssh. Blue Brass, and all other ssserul Gratae*, he. 500 CM, 3Yt*h Turnip Seep ( ALSO: lOO Tniu Sea Foul Eliuem esssd ath.T Ouao. t»r Wktak Uto. ALHOi 500 Dixie Flows and other non tone (I.* to ,1 HI. rh«i ALSO: The Heller Festeut Grafts Brill, r r eovtms Wheat, etc. I»> < FLOURING MILLS, ATLAJCTA, GEORGIA. If all thing* are equal, why not patro ize home manufacture T grinding new wheat, and am prepared to and will guarantee evary pound of Hour tbat 1 sell to come hilly up to representation; otherwise, It can be sblp- ]m «1 back to me at my expense. 1 am prepared to furnish tho trade, ia any quantity, in sacks, half sacks or quarter sacks: PRIDE OF DIXIE, from choice white wheat. CITY MILLS FAMILY, from selected red wheat. CAPITOL MILL8 FAMILY. HTAR MILLS FAMILY. URAN, Backed or unpacked. J. E. B t 7TIjER, Proprietor. Sffgll iiu New Route to Mobile, New Orleans Vicksburg and Texas. Blue Mountain Route V I A SELMA, HOME, AND DALTON KaUroad and its Couucction*. O T>A«SENOER8 LEAVING ATLANTA BY THE i A*/fc KMWfc JKRfJEIS at 10 A. M., making close connection with Helms at 8:10 P. M. auil making close connections with train of Alabama CentrM Railroad, arriving at Meridian 4:00 A. M. Jackson 11:50 A. M. Vicksburg 2:58 P. M. ALSO, make does connection at CALERA with traiua of South aud North Alabama Railroad, arriv ing at Montgomery 7:10 P. M. 11 . __ equipment la not surpassed by auy tn the Oouth for strength and beauty of finish. No change of cars between Romo aud Selma. PULLMAN l» A Id A 0 ■ CARS run through from ROME VIA MONTGOMERY to Mobile without change. NO DELAY AT-TERMINAL POINTS. Fare aa low aa by any other Route. g#~ Purchase Tickets via Kingntou at tbe General Tleket Ofifoe. or at tha H. I. Kimball House. JOHN 11. PECK. General Passenger Agent. E. G. BARNEY, General Superintendent. PssUktc, ®aa -fillets, gu. EICHBERG It LANGCEHSER, Plumbers, 8team and Gas Fitters, Are always Ready with a Full Stock of Gun, Steam and Water Pipen! cut esssd Force Fumps. or all liescriplioUl Bath Ttsht, H'ater Closets, Wash Basins, used a General Assortment of Clum bers’ and Gas h'ater*’ .’Materials, CIsandeBere, Gas Mixtures, Globes, Etc, Being practical mechanics, they are well prepared to exacute all orders in n workmanlike manner and at u-LOwasT sew voea ratocs. •*«■« Qltlatita Ban Prospering. THE ATLANTA SUN! DAILY AND WEEKLY, live Paper on Live Issues’ PUB] BT TUB Alaron State Uit. THE NEXT GRE AT ANNU AL GEORGIA STATE FAIR WILL BE HELD AT ATLANTA, GEORGIA. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, X«T> RC. HPEi ■ HMITlI.Wiru j Proprietors* Alexander H. STEPHENS, Political Editor A. R. WATSON* News Editor. J. Henly SMITH, General Editor and Business Manager. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Twelve Months Six ^IontUn Daily—Single Copy. . DIO OO I Three Months • • 9 OO One Month • • aoptlfi-tf Flio Mo. 4 Kimball Last Call! Mark ni Mined to aoaqoar" Ida. Itodi«|* ttoia- rr fVartk'iaketaotorietv, IVJ™ W. Johnson’s, P. 0. BOX 230, Atlanta, Ga. -r- t Richmond, Va., has taken ruoma in the Davie Hall building, next uoor to the Candy Mannfito'tory. Broad strvrtt. where elie wiU bo pleased to bavw tbe Ladtoe of the city call sad examine bar style and . 99- Dreeaea OnA intai and Made in the very lat-«-wiM,«aaten aorta aod el imw —,10. guaranteed. ost3-4i TO CLONE MY BOOKS And turn them ovt r to tho Clerk of the Council on the Fifteen til Day of OCTOBER. All who do not pay by that time will be waited on by the Marshal WITH COSTS ATTACHED. Now please remember, that on the last few days, all cannot be waited on; so oorne up at onoe, coi mencing Mouday morning, the 24th Inst. Office hours from 8 to IS, and from 2 to ft. Respectfully, JOHN THOMAS, fteptftft tUllftoct Olfty Oollaeftor. Henry Bischoff & Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DUALKItS IX lltoe, Wine*, Llquoi-a, fik>> XurisTa hauro. ftp. Me. 197, Bait Bay Strvvt, CHARLESTON, S. C. a. -f-nmw. o. mu >. a. naraa. JelyAJm LAN BABER O’S LUMBER YARD, owowri sxoaou atnjoip depot. ATIxA NTA.GA. T irttTv, W 1x1 to Pino AU Hinds or Framing Lumber. a i.tND«Biaa a oo.. W. O. TBROWSR, Prep* tot er Kxeelaier Plastering Wertr, P. O. llox 4410, ATLANTA, OA. angHfim. Tli rot Four Five 011X1301 Copies For Dally-Per Annum i . . . 37 00|Elght “ . * . 35 00 Ton M • . . 4L3 OO 0ln tf lo Copy OH OO N4l OO 5 C’ta Woeltly-Fer Annum i Single Copy • • • Three Copies * • Five Copies . • , One Hundred Copies 3 Ot) 9 OO 8 OO Ten Copies * • Twenty Copies Fifty Copies • • 15 OO • an oo oo oo • 135 OO Weelxly for Slxc Montlun Single Copy Tli ree Copies Five Copies Ten Copies 1 OO a OO A OO Twenty Copies Fifty Copies One Hundred Copies lO OO 34 OO oo oo O Cts 7 OO | Hinkle Copy No Subscription!, to tho WEEKLY, received for a shorter period than alx months. All subscriptions must be paid for la advance; sad all names will be stricken from oar Books when the Ume paid tor expires. CHUBS: Names for CLUB8 must all be sent at the same time, and take the 'paper for the suae length and all be at the same Poet Office. Xach subscriber's name wiU be written on his paper—the same In Clubs aa otherwise. To secure the advantages of Club rates It t* only necessary that the term of subscription for each one thaU begin and end at the same time, and tbat all be taken at the same Poet Office. ECow to Remit Monty i We will b i cup Liable for tho safe arrival of all money sent ns by Money Order, by Registered Letter by Express, or by Draft, but not otherwise. If money sent in an unregistered letter is lost, it must be the loss of the person sending it. No paper will be sent from the office till it la paid tor, and xaa. rs will always be erased when tho time paid for expires. WSL Persons sending money by Express must prepay uarges. To Oorrespondente ■ | will not change his rei the Political Depart men- ed to him at CrawfordvlUe, Ga. a ktud, connected with 7 Manager, Atlanta, Ga. ideace. All letters intended for him. either on private matters of this paper, should be addressed to him at CrawfordvlUe, Ga. letters on business of any ktud, connected with THE BUN, except its Political Department, should The Weekly Sun which appears in our dally issue that is of general interest. All of Mr. Stephens' of the Daily—everything which < Editorials appear In theWeekly THE SUN ia tha organ of tha People, the Advocate of Justice, the Defender of Popular Rights, and the opponent of burdens heaped upon a tax-paying people, and Oppressions of all kinds. It will adhere to the old, safe, time-honored landmarks of the Democratic Par ty, and sternly oppose any ’•Departure ' therefrom. Mr. STEPHENS Is thoroughly enlisted In the work, and,will contribute to its columns almost dally, We aak the friends of liberty, everywhere to aid in extending onr circulation. Our Weekly Is a very cheap paper, and it* Club Bales are particularly favorable. The Presidential contest for 1872 will be tho most important in the history of America. The lssuoa in volved arc momoatous, and all that patriots hold dear.la at stake. Commencing Monday, October 83d, AMD CONTINUING SON SIGHT DAYS- PREPARATION ON A GRAND 8CA1EI THE FINEST PARK AND BEST RACE TRACE On tli© American Continent- Seven Magnificent Exhibition Halls ! 26 0 SPLENDID HORSE COTTAGES! $10,000 IN CASH PREMIUMS Offered for Fast Horses—Trotting or Running. The Fastest Horses in the JCortheeest nnd South to be Fresco t. Superior Accommodations for Stoch. GRAN II STAN CAPABLE OF ACCOMMODATING FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE. I> GRAND STATE REGATTA! Over $1,000 in Cash Premiums I Boat Cluba Invited from New York to New Orleans. Fifteen differ ent Cluba expected. River bank Terrscod for One Mile. Teu Thousand spectator* can be seated on the beautiful greon-sward at one Ume. Three Newspapers to hi Printed on the Grounds. Telegraph, Express and Post-offices in full operation on tho ground, day and night, for the convenience of Visitors I HANDSOME COTTAGE With Private Rooms for Accommodation of Editor* and Newspaper Corresponds**. GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION! Every Day at 3 P M. EDWARD FATSON WRMITON, The distinguished Pedestrian, from New York, will appear on Monday and Tuesday, October 23d and 24tb, and Illustrate his wonderful powers of endurance whiob have excited the wonder and admiraUon of the world. Others Exhibitions of Rare Interest and Merit! Will be of Daily Occurrence Throughout tbe week. STREET Will take Passengers CARS! TBGB nUX WILL To lUsecmlnate truth, sound doctrine, and correct principles—laboring earnestly and ssaloUHly NOW, BE- POR1 IT 18 TOO LATE ; utterly repudiating the do-nothing, say-nothing, bo-quiet, dcad-asleop policy advocated by aoue, while wo are being rapidly borne down the current^hlch la rushing into the whirlpool of Radicalism. Centralism and Imperialism. Radicals, with the aid of' _ ires of the so-called 14th . the majority Paction in Congress. The Radicals have asked aa, as Democrats, . _ oept, indorse, stand by, defend and build upon these measures forever. Those Democrats who give this pledge of coerce most “depart” from tha faith of their fSihare. Bomo of them have already gone over to tha enemy’s camp ; and efolla they and the Radical cohorts which they hav* joined are calling out lua- Ml) for us all to go with them, a tow others are advwing as to hold our peace Verily, if we should hold onr peace, "the stems* would cry out.” We cannot remain silent. We cannot thus counsel our people to accept and welcome their own ruin, and thank God for the privilege I It is of the utmost importance that these issues be discussed now ; for tbe adoption of a Ume serving «• departure ” by the Uenseal Convention of the l*arty will be, not only wrong la peinrfrjs, baft In our lodgment it will be total ia policy. Fidelity to the Oonstttutton Is the hue tool of Democracy in every state of the Union, and we recognise every one who Is a true friend to that sacred instrument as a so-worker with ns tn the great eanassf American Liberty. Tbs rights and liberties of the whole people are jeopardiard-oot any mora so In the Houth than In the North; and we ef the Sooth have no interest* at stake in the momentous issues of the day. whic i aceoot common to Macfth and Sooth, alike. We re«pectfh*ly ask a toir share ef public patronpr. All oommunicationa or tetters on Busin css should be addressed to J. HENLY SMITH, Manager, ATLANTA, GA and from the rark to any part ef the City every fifteen minute*. FARE, ONLY TIN CENTS I SPECIAL PREMIUMS! On offered, unouDting to onr 110,000. Tics Thwutsd Dolton off«nd fey om seen i Arr.BfM.efit, tor ttollrad Md ««M TnuiaporfeUo. * fell nto. tor P-nMfn. nd IMfkl h,n been art. wUk all the linn thruof hopt the Counlr/ frem New Tort to Few Orleuu, Md mat Chtoefo to WJM. .MACHIE, Fainter esssd QOTICX More T. a. Irt’f. Whltertll a. R. ROOKS, 11 tort , ’ rtONTRACTOR FOB BRICK AND toetomet | Vv OtoM Wert. oO eU IhdaH Md ■ tsMtth I Ornamental work. Sterne Onttlng. etah Griffin, Ga., May 12.187L Only $32 from NEW YORK to MACON AND RETURNI Twenty Thousand Visitors the Grounds. SEND FOR REVISED PREMIUM LISTS TO THE UNDERSIGNED. W. A. HUFF, Mayor.