About The Atlanta daily sun. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1870-1873 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1872)
to THE DAILY SUN? Published bj the Atlanta Sun Publishing g Owi|tty. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, \ J. I1RNLY SMITH, | Pro ' ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, Political Editor. ASA R. WATSON, News Editor. J. HENLY SMITH, Gtn’L Ed. U Bus. Manager. SUN. .■H^aegaaarwKr BPNnVCiS' Traveling Agents i J. M. W. HILL. THOMAS C. BRACEWELL. JANES L. CALHOUN, Tutkegee, Ait. E. NEBHDT, Social Circle, Ga., JOVntra/ Traveling Agent. Agents for The San. If. F. Echols, Opeliks, 0». J. B. Cjuwlkt, wolfskin, Ogletliorpo Co., Os. J. K. P. Douglass, Uoitcr, Ga. I>». M. I*. Bombrts, Monroo, Os. Jaauu Aujrfl Smith, Knoxville, Tenn. J. L. Wsiobt; Woodstock, Oa. Jj. O. Caldvkll, BoneviUo, Ga. fnm 4 Vk&tuMftt, Thomsen, Oa. % H. 0. Uamiltos, Dalton, Oa. W. C. Davis, Jr., Batonton, Ga. •• 0. Pauram, LaOrange, Oa, . Williams, Union Point. AMwittr L. €. Thomas, OirerU. J. H. PlTTAHD, Wlntcrvllle. K. S. MTtoiit -k DO./Crawford. - JiWliflt. L- taaMnsa**" HaffiBP- Sr#s Tan . fwsatj Fifty. -JL- WEEKLY PER ANNUM : y11«2Z MONTHS i 15 01 28 <M> 65 0( ......125 CK> One Hundred Copies, six Months IIII ITT.56 Ot Bto*toCpp4«t 5 Chili. ii? 8 18 18 *\l\i 8 18 18 18 I 8 !P aniiDiailliii !l> 3|?|i miiiiii wm SWJilB 3I3ISI2IS JlsflUffllWISlSU Sis S|S|3 Hi 11IIII VOL. III. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1872. NO. 670. THE DAILY SUN MORNING EDITION thinks ia proof of corruption in prooilhonest debts for about thirty conts in tli ATLANTA, GA: Tuesday Morning. July 115. 1872. t'Oli UOVEltNOK : JANIES M. SMITH. Besotted, That the Democratic Part.: of Georgia stand npon the principles of the Democratic Party of rho Union, bringing into special prominence, ns s'p t ’ piicablo to the present extraordinary ' J condition of the country, the unchange able doctrine that this is a union ol States, and that the indestructibility ol tho btates, of their rights, and of theii equality with each other ia an indispen sable part of our political system. Resolved, That in the approaching •lection tiro Democratic party invites everybody to co-operate with them in a zealous determination to ebango the present unurpiug and corrupt adminis tration, by placing in power men who are true to tho principles of Coustitn tional Government, and to a faithful and economical administration of publio af Sparta, instead t CrawfordviHe, as we®, J| jjj stated yesterday tha\ 'wo supposed be would bo. Gen. Totuibi’ Card. tenses, under which the people wen - f Assembly by the Ob' •tripped of this property for the use of lotiUfcra which was these •'orphans. n ban the State had a This action of the Legislature ww the ubautted, to a joint result of bribory, pope and rim|lle. Che Vmfht' " acceptance of tho thirty fhonslbd del- njfhy lars in lieu of the handred tbemyood of- avornblv," wi fered under the ciwitynatflnoea eontkibed ihangca, f in tlio Journals fs conclusive proof of ihmers st< that foot. I did state further, that st far tt'A. knowledge extended, oil of tba pnbhelsd to plunderers who pretended to be Demo 2. Ui crate, from Tammany Hal] down b» the and of 1 smallest petty larceny thief on the State 8. Upon the convi Road, were Greeley men, and SO is the mder tho Great faot. *r Kority of theL The spoliators of ovary party in tnii Now, for what pi country dread npthiag so muoli as the Mulls made? Why retain to power of the Bute Bight, istions? Why this Judge Stephens’ funeral will take _ . _ to-day. He will be buried aJDemooratio party oMhs Urntsd StaUM.J^evfflrjbody and That party is the term of all the enemies with Toombs? WI of tho publio by whatever name thoy at obliquity that may be called. • '■ I am .very respectfully, Tour ob’t sv’h, B. Toombs. Thin paper of Gen. Toombs did not reach us till j t.lerday morning. It has lingered on the way somewhere. Judge Stephens’ Death. It was with the profonudest grief and pain that we annonneed last evening the death of Hon. Linton Stcphous, which aoeurred at his rcsidonco in Sparta, at 5 o’eloo'- r. m. on Sunday, the 14tb. We have obtained some additional portion lars, which are reliable, wbioh we non state for publio information From the Constitution, til July.] RErLY OF JUDGE L0CUIB1NB TO LBTTKB OF I 03 ur Toouns ruDLisnlD in the ortffin r0 “ , ® forther SIW8 lential infWonco, an< heretofore been spi Editors Constitution t While the press may Providence in ol tho whole oountry almost is pro- tho enrso of his p: aoancing Robert Toombs a madman, his condition might, perhsps, inapins pity rather than reply ; bat he those who are not acquainted with the blaster and wind of this gentle man, it may be proper to reply briefly to the hnmbng and fury of his tirade about the Mitchell property, in which he ex hibits his usual porverse propensity to i i s i bowels and lungs—the result ot causes] which we now proceed to narrate. After the exhaustive labors which he| went through in tl)0 Superior Court in g this city, three weeks ago, ho went home] to attend an adjourned term of tin jS court in his own oounty, which esmo oil week before last. During this court hii labors were so great—so oxbaus; for the interests of the Stats. The] Sn r JSerenoeUth IM ’ speech whioh gave rise to the explanation of jj,, Itio Ik nonoiation, the usual dodge of a vulgar sided in lobbying this measure through poltroon, and played his oharaoteristio the Legislature. He was present in th* rolo. He is extremely teohnioal: "\f Ben*** when tho bill was before it, os oATwvim!^. titlo as porfectjGeneral Toombs Inton^i by this language «• «£ N^Tomr. July r in Georgia: (that I have been guilty of bribery in *n title wliiob reverb ends the brain throq niqnjtSm, to contem knight, some magnii )f its own orcatlon. nterests of Georgia bewildering folly of ;od of justice in ' A. Locurane. From tUo Court MHOS, til Julj. THE MrTOHXLt, ^EUt MlTTEB. Curd of En-Qot. J. E. Brovin. Atlanta, Ga. July 2,1872. Editors Constitution,• My attention has His disease was congestion of wel“«T CaI ^ d - to -- alelt ^ b,d ! “1 <»™. “!*>«* I* I* Advertisement* per cent, off tbo tablo rates above; twice a week, par coot off the table rates. Advcrtiacmcutsfur Fire Companies and Churches, important cases in consequence of his in ] ( ability to proceed wit!i them. It was not, however, until Friday, tin 5th iust., that ho vras confined to his bed and nothin# serious was apprcl^'ndc. until lust Saturday, when lus disease as sumed .i dangerous type, terminating a wo have stated. Judgo Stephens was the youngest brother of Hod. Alex. II. Stephens, and was wo before stated, was 49 years old on tho first day of this month. Many thousands of hearts will feel tin same pangs of sorrow which we do on learning of the death of this truly groat and noble man. Ia him has passed away, in tho prime of life, and in the branded with charges, clothed ini (vituperation and disgusting epithets.l |The people have long since given thel dignity of silence to lls uiterance. rcfc“lbo rcrulToT ler whioh tho people wore stripped of property, for the uso ot these “or- s.” This action of tho Legislature I SMITH, Mam Of The Atlanta 8nn, Dr. J. A. CLOPTON, J8 NOW IN ATLANTA, and may be consulted at the Saueon House for four or flvo days. Refers to physician* of tho city, snd of every city 8outh. Ho treats PILES, FISTULA, STRICTURES, TUMORS, DISEASES OF FEMALES, ETC., ETC. He will go from Atlanta to Augusta. Jy3 tf .JOHN T. READ, Pryprietor of the READ HOUSE. Fronting the Passenger Depot, JelS tf CHATTANOOGA, TENN. DU. J. L. JONES. Clerk. SAlfUKL LUMPKIN, * S. X. OUT] BoLUen. Northern Circuit LTJMPKIN & OLIVE, ATTOHNEY8 AT LAW, Lexington, Georgia, nartner*. ll of the Nor which he may be employod. ap 17-tf . V1TSFATUCX X. 5. LAWSOH. LAWSON ta FITZPATRICK, Attorneys at Law. ■ATONTON, OA WM. O. STEPHENS, attorney at law G&AWTOUDVILLX, GA. NOTICE. OHERIFI '8 OFFICE-—The m»«Uc l_ K fled that the official advertisemonta of this office will hereafter be published In the Mlmmim Bmm. Ga., April 10.187*. B. ADKINS, Sheriff. JOSEPH H. SMITH, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, NO. 9 CAPITOL BUILDING, ATLANTA, OA T AW8 relating to loauranoe and Valuation * IA a spaetalty. Practices In the State sad Federal Courts. . JalMn HATS’ BOUSUEL CUTHBYBT. OX HENRY 11AY8, Prop’r. ■rart Ptt do, »* jott.r m,. moojt, Att ornoy Ij a w pAimiTILU, OEOHGIA.—office over L*lb map’s store, kUst Main street Will practice u Jfcaoouauea cowprietog the Cherokee Circuit. Prompt attention given to buxines*. Jel-tf ANDREW H.jf DA WSOft COUNSELLOR AT LAW Oflc 2)1 Bro^lvaj. Roam U. w.-ta MEW IYOKR :nnling them an the conturtiona of o '.ilhcaaed imagination, j jomca too genorcaa when l he attitude of >iudict : .^ispeision. In the letter alladcd to, Taamba makes rcforcucc to rnyoclf with others as hav ing bought out tho Uitohcli heirs and engineered tho case through tho Legis lature. This cliurgo is false. I got bu! comparatively a smull foe, and what 1 I did state further, that The reoord is complete. The Slate titlo was settled by the judgment of the Supreme Court; was clear and indisputa ble, in tho opinion of four ot the lending counsel of the State, Their opiniona woro suppressed by diroot vote of the Senate. The friends of the bill refused to permit tho elaii that I liavo no doubt that if they lit any rights to tho property referred t a they wore stripped of tho largest portion judioimmly in rejecting ns it dfd th Intents came oat of hfs pnreo, it must of llieir rights, as well ns the State. quasi bid of the dlsWMnlahcd linam'i i ■have been Jaoqnirod by liis prnotici” Tlio Jouruaia of tho Logislntnru show, apccuiutors. • I ouiler color of his profession, or his mnl that in tho face of a direct offer of ouo But this is not nlWito Sheridan look- practices ou the licuoh. hundred thouenud dollars for a quit Ing oVbr “ fho towTriB# forosls of cnoi Ex-Ohiof Justico Brown denies neither claim deed to tho property in dispute, uity.'' Toombs did not see that the of tho statements which I affirmed. He oi tno bin rerused to permit the claim: Hj,. „ largo miioritv voted mado by General Anitotl and othore,and onreialf aClfwod'a joiftf committee of u oontents himself with quoting from m,v to go bofore tho courts for trial, though red tbousind dollars snbaeriDtion to the of tho unnnimoB* opinion of all the law- Legislature, VSthmeuosgoodns letter, and then adding: ‘‘Nowif Gonorill counsel fees to tho amount of flftocn*- - — - - • w yers employed in mis case by Bulkxlk, ver eat in the HatMtOr Senate, and slk Toombs, by this languogo, intends to thousand dollars were paid to defend th' except ono, that tie title ot the State honest, reported in isMt ol restoring the my that I have been guilty of bribery in titles- Thirty-five thousand dollar* war was clear, tho Legislature accepted the property without a daBar, and was beat- engineering this bill through the Legis- accepted from the Mitohell heirs few a offer of thirty-fivo thousand dollars from in by Only ‘one vote invhe Senate, ndvo- lature, I pronounoe Iris statement an in- proporty in lien of one handred thoareud Loohrane, Kimball end Brawn, Who on- sated by men os true ginocred tho bill through the Legislature urdekd, upon fiidlglt in the name of thoMltcholi heirs. >clongqdkodhaRknta*IU and not to~the He quoted the langnage, and there- on the reoord—exoept Jaokeon’aletter ti Tho term "orphans of MitohoU" was ijtatc. At flu* nsxtjSfislatore, when it fore knew I did not "say" ao. If he Volt Bnllook—whioh property, within a fen applied to them in dqriaion of. the ptc- passed,'tl inSF imlimiBd to tho Gonoral in doubt about the intention—the eon- days after the aonaammation of this i *-■ ’ '* ~ ' •, npon a pro- itrnotion of the language—ho miftbt wickedneas, with all the olond of this L aud more have aoked for an explanation. The oorrnptlon hanging over it, bronght si ttoask. It woe propriety of this course is so obvious pnblio ontoiy over two hundred thone- immittoo, was by that no gentleman oould fail to pereslve and dollars. lent for the State, it. Brown preferred hypothetical de- ^ “‘i?*. n °k deny that he ^fas reported on floods were ex- nnd the par- role. suso was sarried before the Legislature, aud tho claim rejected. It there slept until Bullock got another reconstruction net through Congress, and he snd Gan. ,hs. _ . the reaolu- t * le P 00 P' e - anJ replaoed them with a sufficient number of his own pliant and i-aODUCK MARKET. l| MIU uuutuou 1U U1S URU IRTWi It is a high orime in the highest jndl- oial officer of tha State to bring his lnfla- vgfloorropt tools to render powerless the hon- *■*• *° htf* in any way to oontrol tha o[ sst men whom ho could get no pretext lotion of the Legislature. Hie very po N>w YoBKi Jnly 16.—Flour—Soutt- ,. for ejecting. litionmsy oontrol those who have aaih ■» ^. n T ^ plunged th e 8fcu7jngHnguaEa'7' - The Stato being thus prostrate st the before him. The ordinary ariminslmey „ *« 85@8 80; common to fair mtm oountry in blood and stripped Georgia “Tho Legislature acoepted the offur ol faet of the usurpers and plunderers,Wni- be in his hands. Hu may havs puwai ^ 86. VVhuat is s lot esmo oil! of everything, b:s staUxmanship under- thirtyIflvoC3 dSE^from L^h lock, their chferwith a corrupt Jadioia- to«avs from ju,t puntahmunt for hi. p cloringvcryqntab anUr^ court hi. b.ok to protect and preserve, might be Sm“n, who «gi- EJo'^own Appointment, with, vcnsl °f hi. own per- ^“^‘STl^okin? tS.exnori dem^d! ‘ina— no-H^ x ^ CC i e ^^° lu ‘i u ^? e tolerance of opin- nemJ th 0 bill lU thi LigWaturi Logialakirc, sounded his buglei and Bd'ous dehsnohery. winter, wanted to go Boalh to mix with aag ntg l0D) bat remembering only his own ,w« xr>Kh.ll i, n |» Th„ oalleahU dsns to the sacking of the B. Tooma. han« «on.!haBaWArti*l itaaSI JB. gruvaled as they were by tho cxccssiv.flvnnity, and mod beceu*eh«.*» iM*m Stm .'Orehfus S iMoll” aunUoJ eoratnonwosM., ■-■■■" new «rop.s W M>mgn Si «a heat, that his strength failed, renderinggrulcs Georgia—-all who differ with tikn to them ill derision of tt T it necessary to continue several of hii obey the oall In July, 1870, bo putin the rejected claim of the heirs of Mitoh ell, in s proposition to Bullock, to givs iim the whole of the properly iu dispute in the suits, except a strip of laud tw Th,c.„«f ii,c I'MMr. Wasbinotgn, July 15.—The last do. vdopment in tho cose of the alleged Co- ban privateer, Pioneer, ia that the Untied States Marshal at Hewport claims her under libel, and has written a latter to this effeot to the Treasury Department. The Treasury, Interior and Htato De partments are considering the subject. MARKET REPORTS. BY TELEGRAPH TO THE ATLANTA DAILY Mm OOT I ON KARKKT. Augusta, July IS.—Cotton BOnitne!; middling* 28; net reeeipta 48; teles 8. Savannah, July 15.—Oatton Nmiet and liahtdamana; middlings 98; net receipts 17; exports ooestwiseBS; teles 2; stock 592. Nhw You, Jnly 15.—Cotton nominal sod quiet; sties 1088; 28f for middling OJ f A . **■* gstt; end hewoa jnsUyrebaked on the flora to^du*lM“ jineering this bill through the L*giakp|oUbe Senate by Mr. Candler for hie oon- , 0 ii owi . Amnut. *U&22t. rare,” to. I think the probsbiUUetYte loot in this matter. he^MuatJ^Oatotata^Sf^)/-We- of suits ponding, very much against Browu's being per- Lobbying ii a orime—s misdemeanor „mbsr raloi* Dseembw WlftlM id money pail tonally engaged in the bribery. I think » common law. . orime intensified b, j!!/ loe of the State he is too ounning and skiUfnta lobbyist bis high jadtolal position. ^ d " the State by au- to ran any suoh unnecessary risks, ia Bat thwe iayet a still graveroharge “d weak, low midalings 28. peoially with snob experts as Kimball 5’*° lobbying against the ex-Omel PhilaDilfbia, July 15,—CoUoo qalet; _ are suoh at- snd Loohrane, sided by Blodgett, assist- JosUoe. Before these soenes oocnr- middlings 24i. . -V . vaporing aeon- ing him in the work of engineering th, <*“> ossa of Thornton and Bostck, Jaly 16.—Osttow heavy; mM- il denunciation bill through the Legislature. etherr vs. Trammell a&d other*, Hinge 26; net reeeipta 14*< grass 176; thing that diffei The phun history of the oase, and the before the Snpreme Court. It wa? „i 8 e ISO: atoek 10(0007 oept In the men- examination of. the journals of the Leg- * osse really ogsinit th* Weetem * At- ml-. Jnlv 15 :s toe tongue and isfature (tho evidenoo to whioh I referred) lantio Bailroad, for the Dalton depot, -tJsffJJJW net Yaraihta 22>ataA 1 a Iwlldernees of willfully vlndioate the oorreatnem of my »nd involving the same priuoiplea. Thr “** * ’ i, like Oervante'e opinion of the tranaaotion. oounael for tlie roadobjeoted to Brown’s . NEW OnLHANa, Ja 9 or guilt bom In 1842, Charles Mitchell, with the uttlng in that rase, oni the gronnd that aothlng doing; mMdMng.Mf(MBI>, net long have the view to secure the location of the depot be was employed in the Miioheil heir, (ffom 1W, rare* 28, raomr cursed by the of the road on hia lend, donated, in fee ®*i®> *bioh wa« undeoided. See 89th 16,928. mbs. May the rim pie, by deed of warranty, five sores Georgis.,208. Brown stated “thstin that Hobfolx, July 16.-Cotton SaM;-Ism to savo the State of land to tho State for “plaoing there- the language of the deed ia differ- middlings 22ic; net reeeipta 261 helm; on of his pesti- ou tho necessary buildings which may ont, and I have turned over the cate with exports ooastwise 72; atook 704. os the State hai horoaftcr he required for public purposes ft* obligation oi the tee to the other Ohaetsxoh, Jnly 16.—Cotton dnll: I hia precedent, ,t the terminus of said road." TheState rannsri. Uuderthe«ecironm»tanoe*,”he middlings nominally 23o; net receipts 35 future, eparo her entered, occupied and held undisturbed was adjudged by the other Judges, oora- bale*; exports eosetwiw 428; solas DO; possession oi this property for nearly a potent tout on the case. itock 8,898; quarter of a century. HcdiaBit.aiASfliitodfroiiAthDoourt, but Mu—,, Tnlv ill — rvffiten Ashlry In 1807, Brown k Pope brought suit gave no opinion. He weakened the opin- _ for the heirs of Mitohell for the Pork >on *U he oonld by his diswnt, bat gave m ... portion of the property. No notion wa, ao opinion himself. J “ 7 , * ever had on this suit; hut in 1868, the Was that statement of Brown true?- ?^ d< l liu g» S’ 0 * 8 receipts 254; rake • -------- ’ ^If so, he either had no alaims on the ra; atook 1,040. Mitohell heirs for fees, or he afterward, Galvmston, Jnly 16.—Cotton nocalaol; oon traotod for and eooepted fees while en good ordinary 20J; stock 685. the Bench. If not tone, he sat in a ease WnsamMOH, July 15.-^Oottoa qniet in the deouion of whioh he wm interest- tmd notnhiel: miAdUogi 24? i * ed^ and decided in his own favor. _ j; gtool: 740. TELEGRAPH NEWS LSgw^tdSdqS — Advance loet; the advance Joi oskph £. Brown, OEN. Toouns' CARD. Washington, Oa., July 11, )872. To the Editors'^/ the Sun:—A brace ol Judge Collier,-Mr. Iloyt, Judge Hop- basis of action avainat the monopolists ,t87. kins uud Mr. Nunnally, of tho counsel, aud spoilsmen in the two Badical parties. „. _ T ._ . ■net, consulted, aud, except Nunnally, To this, Day replies, that while he ia nnauimously decided that tho title of the not authorized to bind the Labor Or- 7Z State was clearniulunijueatloiuibie, and dl- ganization, Sueh of its m.mbers oa be rora adTinoed^and in Isis de- rcotod one of their number so to report to ms aonferred with, unite with him in the Governor. the importance of a joint action of all ft" 1 g® “J Judge Hopkins differs with Meeara (parties against what Day also term* thsjff*?,. hirtM** Doagherty, Collier and Hoyt as to Uip monopolists and spoilamen. He oom- hold as purchnsor of the Mitchell prop- statement an infamons falsohoo.1 and its orty coat me paid, and in notessccured by llltbor an ulliorupalou s l iar Mortgago to be paid,over 820,000 and the v . rT r .. n „., J,,,. improvements placed upon it, amonntaP y ‘ J to over $64,000, making a cash transac tion of some 884,000. It must be a distort 'd aud dopravod nature that can extract from so large on zenith of araell-carutd feme, ono of the outlay fa permanent improvement on brightest intellects, one of tho profound- the soil of Georgia tho idea of injury ex-Ohief-Jastioee' of this State, honored est lawyers, jurists and statesman, as well and detriment to tho State, and must be me with their notice and vituperation in ”, ‘ , , iflattributed to that malignity whioh small tho Constitution ot tho 3d instant. There minds have, originated iu envy against were a trio of there checatieri iTIndustrie those whoso success they feel as a wound, engaged in tho transactions referred to. Now, in the light of an argument, the Tho third member of tho firm (Mr. H. I. General says: Tho Journal of the House Kimball) is absent from tbo Stale, I rap- sage was received on the 18th of Ooto- Duncan suggest!. shows Austell and others offered 8100,- pose, "from clrcnmstancos beyond hia her, 1870, referred to a seleet oommittoe 000 for a quit claim to the property, and control." There assaults exoite no sur- 0 t both houaea the aamo day, and on the CALIFORNIA. tho deduction drawn is, It must have prise. aex t day, was reported book with a re- been fraud to sell it for tho 885,000 paid Sinoe tho adjournment of that band of oommeudation that Lochraue’a proposi- fvNIN* Dilsjrt—ladiam Troabu la by the parties. This argument admits publio plunderers whom General Terry Uon bo acoepted. The counsel, for tha oth,r <4aart» as one of tho most powerful and brilliant orators which Georgia ever produced. Bat the brightest trait in hia character, and ono that will be longest remember ed, was his unswerving honor aud inflex ible integrity in private nnd public life. His action in all things was governed by principle. Wo havo known J,adgo htephens very the right to sell—that muoh is conceded and Bullock installed os the Legislature State had do notioe of the meeting of Han Francisco, Cal., Jnly 16.—Th* torn and Braraylvani* red $1 60. Corn —but what were tho facta? The same of Georgia in October, 1870, I havo do- the committee and ware not present, ex- trains on the Paeifla ltailroad have been jaiat; white Southern 80086*) intimately since 1855. Wo liuvo seen journal discloses that the property voted much of my time and strength in CO pt Nunnally, who favored Loobnno’a delayed twenty-fonr hours by s cloudflBotlthere 63c; mixed Western him ou many trying occasions; and in was in suit. Mr. Mitchell in his life pas, endeavoring to secure tho person i ot proposition, and Judge Hopkins, who bursting, which washed away a portion ,t61@62o. Oats firmer; mixe< mingling onr tears with those most dear ftc ><*« «/ Jfre acres for the purpose o/ erect- theso accomplices in guilt, and to pre- .nggested to Bnllook s compromise, “oo of the troek near Booee, Nevada. The 8 ®5*!"K , ,r ..... „ . „„„ „„ inndiereon the necessary buildings at the lerve the evidonoeof their onmestrom ,uoh terms as the relative vantage damage haa bean reDaired. st 60@70o. Frovtatonsv, ^terminus of the IVeslei-n it Atlantic Baif-Jdostmction,_ until tho criminal lawsooaldjp-ound of the two parties will justify." A portion of the Oanodian Papifio Bar- Ofk firm at $14 00. Bi dl beus.lteying party has retnreed to KalloiiMiis.^V'.al'lfH^^rib^rides 7^ - Bpringing from the most devoted friend- ship or the highest admiration- But silenco bc-4, s f„ r 1UJ my kdowlcdgo extended, all. otBlraudved and forty feet wide, botwte, ; n ravings assume]^ tl , 0 pnM!o who protended toH^oyd aud I’ryor etrectH, where tho petw.: e and uu.ruthfu.^-hj, B^mocrats, from Tammany Hall downHf| lcu lll V 8 or thirty-flvA so tho smallest petty larcony thief on tho thousand dollars. This property wai-| Stato Bond were Grccloy iuod, and so is estimated ‘hen to bo worth hetzecn tho fact." By the Hew Yerk Associated Press THE~CAMPAIGN. him, wo can truly say that a truer an bier or nobler man wc have never asao ciatod with. This offering of uur heart is hut u poor tribute to his memory. His proper eu logy wo leave to others. To the heart- stricken brother, widowed wife, and or phaned children, we extend all the condo- lence, that ono beloved friend ean extend to others in those heavy afflictions which affect all alike, though not iu tho same promiso with tho'city by tho hoirsof Mr. aonaammation of this great work. road. The abandonment of part was, in law, the abandonment of the whole, and tho State hod abandoned a part by ex changing all on Alabama street with the Macon £ Western Bailroad for land on which to pnt there buildings. This port was again exchanged by tho Maoon A ’he ncio depot, as well os to pay Borne time ago, an extract from a prl- 135,000. Tho proposition of Austell, Mitchell to the Btatc. threo hundred thousand and foui bund Now,"if Gen. Toombs intends by this red thousand dollars, by some of the bent written a letter to Horaco Day. Presi language to say that I have been guilty si bribery in "engineering" this bill through tho Legislature, I pronounoo his degree Tho ties of nuturc are tcudorcr Mitchell. The new depot stands, a por- imoll portion of the work has excited mnd dollars for a quit claim title to the be permitted to paM through their , - .1— lion of it, on this very ground belonging the deopest enmity of the whole gang of Park, and providing for its toeoptaaee lory. tnd stronger than any attachment* ^ ( be Mitchell's, and to which the State ipoliatora against me. I accept it as some and putting the property up ot anotion »-#-e hod not tho shadow of a titlo. Tho joar- evidence that I have not labored wholly with that npwt uals would havo shown that a proposi- In vain. Mr. Bradley offored aa a substitute to tion was made to give a deed to all the . It is worthy of notico in the begin- the whole a resolution to give the heir, and ex- State wanted lot railroad purposes, mug, that not a single statement made of Mitchell the right to sue in the courts Hand to this properly needed for by me in tho publication to which they pf the State for the property, which sub- The Boar* of ArbUr*tleB—Ila*liB«x* fair IF Commoaeed. Geneva, Switzerland, July 15.—Th, I ^ n-^^inf^i^My refer, is denidl by either Loohrane orKtituto was rejected, r anil tire snhatituteBEngiish party, ineluding Lord TentoKTi ii. viMtote 441 new Ml- Tmrt ,— — __ , Brown. Thoy do not douy that they, in »f Mr. Gandlor was also rejeoted by ons ten, Ohief Juatioe Coekbnre, Sir Bonn- KJ ’--Ttf. v-qUl'a- ax alwa. AU- ... 1,_ n.uersl Hnbort which was conceived in unfairness, was sonnaction with Kimball, engineered rote, and tho report was then adopted by l*U Calmer sad Messrs. Bernard. Hamit- , m kR,,(U rJafl- o*nnriTfla70 7s87. vato letter, wnlten by General Kobcrt to defeat tbo gettlemcnt, Hut, if accept through the Legislature, the Rwolation 12 to 11 votes. ton and Maohein, have ortivsJ. Ills SSto^Si ZLMt'WMlfcnll. CW. Toombs to a gentleman in Giiuln, was e j j tbo mate thereby abandoned tlic ceding the Bailroad Park property in At- Tho Chairman of the Bonse Commit bolieved that tho session will continue new 28) *’ published in tho Griffin Daily Nows. In other side and lost all. For by tiro act lanto, in tho name of tho heir* of Mityh- fce, on the 14th October, made the som, from six weeka to two months. M 1 „ . .. ... S oroia—oolfthobpx county. it Gen Toombs alluded to Jndgo Loch- of 1837, the road could only to extended ell; norths! the Legislature acoepted joint report to the House. It was taken The English agents moke a strong oon- o.u’S 00 ?’ ,sr*,r' irm " oma m herifts of«ox.-tii, patiiouhertiij Dou-|lt Uen. loombs ailuaeu vo juugo Jjocn lo a poil)t uot cxoe eding seven miles tbirty-five thousand (folio*. IremTEei. So on the BOtfa. and Mr. Hall moved the test sgainrt American direct claims, bat »i; Bonds 65-old 921. . . this ride of tho Ohattaboochre river.tyolionU in tb* face of a responsible offerjadoption of the Senate’s report os a sub-|the prevailing impreauon is_tbat thiffs i wmeiinnmi i—w h. Id. rane and ex-Governor Brown, by came, in connection with tho Mitohell proper- jjj 0 ,o T( , u miles terminated in tho enton at one hundred thousand 'dollars tor ablate for bis own. " laward in favor of ttie United States wil ty, and alleged that tho transaction was Broad street, and the land deeded by )nit chum deed to the same property; Mr. Scott then submitted the offer of be a targe one. the result ot bribery. Mitchell, it abandoned for the use foi|oor that ihia notion of the LegislatnreJOen. Austell and twelve other ciBaaos Tbo efforts of newspaper correspond- T., -onto in iViia Tiutei, l-H-hrann ami which it was given, which it would dear- was the result of bribery, pure and rim- Atlanta, to pay one handred thousand rata have not availed to remove the seal In reply to this, Ja g [y, first, by tho cxchsnga seven end one- He; nor that tho acceptance of the this- dollars for the State’* quit claim deed to of eeorecy. Gov. Brown published Cards in the Con- y ean ig 0 t 0 tho Maoon and West- y five thousand dollars in lieu of the the property within ninety day* of- Later.—The Boa-d of Arbitration stituliOn; snd to theso Gen. Toombs re- eru ltailroad; second, by such contest- ono hundred thousoud dolls-* offered ter date; and offered a resolution pro- sonvened at 2 o’clock this afternoon, Dliea in a Card which wo publish to-day. plated salo to Anatoli, would havo result- Under tho cireumstuncos contained in riding for commissioners to pot up the snd continued in seerion until foul ” , i ed in tho Stato losing all. Th.-n, again, die journals, is conclusive of that fort property at pnbiio auction; and pro- o’olook. Doily ritting* will probably be av0 ’ 1108 1 ** by the loss tho State had paid no consid- Hero are the sjeoifio charges contained viding further, thet it the oommissionors decided on for the present. Tbs first any of there Cords, hut to day wo lay tin nation for tho land ou which the build- In my letter, aud the proof referred to, foiled to get a biu of oa* handled thou- mbjeot of discussion will be the prinst. whole before tho readers of Tiie Sun, re logs of the Western aud Atlantic Bail- to sustain them. mud dollars for a .'nit-claim titlo lo the pies enumerated by the Treaty of WasL that thev mav see the entire oorroepond- road are located, worth more than the I shall dismiss the reply of L-ichraae irepertv, the Governor should bo an- r 4u.ii.i.i™iU„m«,B offer, and which was quieted and per very summarily. Treanhery, mendacity, horized to aooept the propsrition of the ence, and bo able to form the ow - by the deed made by the heirs o' renolity, servility to Bullock and the Mitohell heir* for thirty-live thousand elusions. ‘ “ — 1 ' Radical gang, rottenness in and out of But again.it *•»- in puiut of value ofllco rince the surrender, has re strongly by a vote of 49 to 73, aud the Senate's From the uriiRn Dally New*. )7ui Joiw. worth more, outsido quieting tho State', rtemped bis character, that nothing he rahstituto was saopted. Wo have been permitted to mnku the utle, and giving titlo to some land sho could now say—no new falsehood he Suoh is tho record npon which I form following extract from a private letter to had do pretence of title to. For tbo land, might utter, and no uow crime he might ed the opinion that the action w», tin r gentleman of this city from General if sold to Austell and his confreres could uow commit, wo ..id, in tho least degree, Toombs: Biiot havo bean hnilt upon or used for »ffcct his public i putation or his private Washington, Juno 19ih, 1‘j72. S tay other purpose, slid tho Uxo. ou the cberoctor wlioie ho is kuown. Dkau Sib—I do not know the lair., teffJm—.,' Block and o:i the block iu front Ho boasts of buying a largo portion Mitchell, and do no: know whether theylof the Kimball Hon. e would not only tiie Park property, aud of large amount- nro men, woa.ru oi c'uildreu, and cci-Bpay iu a few years a lurgi r amount, but xpeuded iu its iuipruvomeut, when 1 lllU Uicily BD1LU1 m trilUULH, UUU or i ■ 1 J * u “ I»P' A iamaomm., uu> “wru s..^ tw l UIJI1 u, V.UIOUI, n osvsa a IJUt 45 M LIWUI tUUV UIU UlUUil^UB WI lilt uiuly made no allusion whatever to tbcmBior oil time ho a source of large aud im-Hkuow thatrinco that purehoro, if pur- -chemsof plunder profited by their bo iutho*i>ecch reforud to, anil I »i'l *du§i>ortant revenue. Thus what Toomhoflehase it bo, he hashotnoompromisinghu ratal of their public trust. AND SPOILSMEN. New York, July 15.—Blanton Duuoan iu behalf of straight-out Democrats, ban written a letter to Horaco Day,. Presi tiznus in Atlanta. Tho proposition was dual of tho National Labor Union, sug- referred by Bollock to tho counsel he getting a Labor Union Convention to had employod to defend the State's bo held in LoaisviUOi September 8d, to - - 3| pa, _ _ interests. Mr. William Dougherty, see wliothor there oannot be n oommon enters filled J higher.' Whisky is firm the State was olear. Bnllook sent in Loohranu's proposition, St. Louis, July 15.—Flour stood*. with a false statement, as was h'is habit,■Convention, to be held July 80th, to of a material feet in tho cose. ThUme*-(bring about rash a union of parties firm-■ume'bnyeratoan reljsrw- olear sides held st 8{. Lard 8i for re^ fined. BALTiMoai Jnty 15.—Wheat firmer; hlto ohoios ll 80@1 82; fair to prim*’ •1 Tl>01 76; ofcoio* Ii 76; old Wes-q bo enforced against them, and a "tret Ooohrane represented the Mitchell - parliament o!|the people” could assemble This report was mode tho special order ol They report the Ohileostsn Indiem ohirtM, to aid the administration of jastaae, tnd tliodajfor the 17thOctober. It was taken openly hostile and threatening tb* work rib side* wrest from tho grasp of the spoiler* w U p on that day. Mr. Candler, on the of the anrvey. They have oh . — rauoh of tbeir ill-gotten gains as might utb, having moved to request tb* Got- ittseked a portion of the rail be within tho reach of law or legislation, ernor to send in th* opinions of the petty at the forks of Bkeen's _ There efforts have not been wholly an oounsel for tne Stato, bi* resolution, on river. It is alleged that tb* Indian* are Western Bailroad with the city of At- availing and I tinst I have boon able to motion ot Mr. Speer, was Uid ou the inoeueed st the destruction of a village lautu for the land on whioh the building- render some email service to nome of tbo ublo. by fire, through the rinl—|—of shSe ot the Macon & Western Bailroad are very ahlo and effioient committees whom On tho 17ih Mr. Candler moved a sab- revelers, ana that the savages armed located, aud this part was owned by com- the Legislature have charged with the dilute reciting the otter of General An*, hemwlves and notified the Goveramenr ... .o. .u. u..—. -* * —*- My tefl and others, to bid on* handred then iffioers thet no traveler* or freight “ dollars. This proposition was rejected result cf bribery, pure and simple. 1 did uot suppose that evou ail wiio voted for the bill were corrupted. Sumo man were, doubtless, misled. Others, influ enced by other than corrupt motives but it is clear that the managers of tin recognition on the platforms of either, snd agreo* to do all in hia power at the ALABAMA. Hallres* ItttnerlpCIon Volt*. Sxlha, Ana., Jnlv 16.—Thi* city, to- • " ‘ ' one bead- New Orleans A Selma Railroad. |oM, * in aheoked the export demand a! por steamer for Western mixed. Pork is quiot in buyer’s favor, 813 80. Me * bcof is qniot at 87 50(a;9 50 for plain mess 110 00(^12 00 for extra do. Lard steady imrnsr.1) union against monopolists Bl@8f. Tarpentine dull, and in buyers lavor, 47@47(. _ Bosin qnietjind weak it 83 0003 10 for strained. Freights to Liverpool quiet but firm. Louisville, Jnly 15.—Extra family (6 50. Corn 68. Pork offered 812 8$” no buyers; generally asking $12 60. Baton in fair demand. OlenrMdes 8(0 eked. Lard steady and unchanged; wn active and ihoald at 87. raid bold ■!6’; lee 86, ham* vary - -A. -to oarw towand firm 9064. qaiat and staady, ahotas 17 to*!*.., hisky dull and nominal, 92. ■orav niskxt. New Yon, Jn|y 15.—Money vary —ry ndolo*edM804pt(Mni«»<nfil Ex- ■ SWITZERLAND. tbiefly in modentn ^ opened it 14} and went bed firm -at 14 Tfce Em*m»y Bnrr«n4e*n. NEW YORK. , I ^ Annual masaaga — wrirth U^i PwiST D.be ,f tha City. Nf.w York, July lo.—Tho Mayor soul in his annual mereago to tho Common Council to-day. Tho city dobt is 8127, 000,000. Taxes to be raised this yooi are $30,137,000, besides 8900,000 fo:__., streets. JtiSia orth* ryrtia. SoU t/ > A Gorman Seliut, nfeat, of five ^iTV/t/sy -» rfiTj -J Y”/-\ T TO HI I Juration, commenced at Hoboken to-dsy-lUiUliXallli A 11U U oik l Delegates are present from,various ESjgv5£ga RUfflttBTW
