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aHgggf •Aral*. Fna mw Cvcnlog Editiea «rtke fid. ATLAWTA. »a Th# following if the epitaph chottn iij Homo* Greolny, to bo plated on bis ♦-—frrfrmr Ho* it U vrinen on my grove that 1 •Her wat a follower cf lit Democratic party, and lived and ditd in nothing Ut "Grant andUt polity dtterte An very Sighed credit. ”— Horace Oniui. "General Grant never hat been beaten, and he never will be.”—Horacb Greeley, "Thepeople qf the Untied Satie know General Grim—have biotm all about him •hue Donehon and Vicbbun; Otey do net hum He elandenre, and do not care to *now them. ”—Horace Greeley. “ IPMs averting the right at every fie- pubHoantoUl unlrammeledchoice tf a can didate for neat President until a nomina tion it made, I venture toeuggeet that Gen. Grant wit be far better qualified for that trull In 1872 than he woe in "A Democratic national triumph meant a reparation to power qf thoee who deterled 'heir mote in Oongreu and their placet under the tan Democratic Precedent to ohmge the comity into the Red tea t/Men tion and rebellion. Though you paint an inch thick, to Aie complexion you mutt acme allot!. The brain. At heart, the toul rf the pretent Democratic party ie Ac rebel element at At South, with lie Northern alUee and eympaAieen.”—Hobaoe Onn- tat, "I hold our Qoeemmcnl bound by Ut duty of protecting our oitieAw in their fun damental righte, to pate and enforce lava Atr At extirpation of the execrable Kw Khoe coneptraeyi and if U hat not Ae poteer todoU, then 1 tag our Government it no Government, but a eham. I there fore, on every proper ooeatUm, advocated and juelifed Ac KurKha ad. 1 hold U eepecially derivable for At BouA; and if U dote not prove throng enough to efed Ut t/urPOM. 1 JtODt it iall be made slrnnarr teroegor. "—HORACE GREELeI. DyooraUc Party. and they would now their “fallow ctiiaacs” to withtha white aea. and Stunner I Aloe I in what eon pant do many of oar So a th ere tic Meade find thamaelves t Tbla is tho most wonderful thing that ever occurred in the history of polities in this country. Let otbore ecek to heap honora on Horace Greeley—the Centralist and bit ter enemy of the South and of Desto- cratic Principles If they will; for onr port we do not think it becoming in Socthebe DnrocEATti. utma MMimr tusk. tern?! V •on to bo • poem shoot anything that teatoexet ratmawt i. MMMrfdk rirarat my happn^oountry, «d. Vral Damth «f Hm. Ultoa lUBkcnu-1 *” OOUntTJ, ua » TTOI popaletiou. rad not by property. Tbs mu me wrienem et ah* c.„.tit.u.. a. it ■**•***■*• probably be confined to the dfatotai iraerty CSSLt sine. to. was—amlir aaf hfi temu. ■aw You. Juljr Hat, un. IS limit*. iTta ■«« to raooa^dar wa. lakM br tea I Now what happens in the aonntry but m -Brows, Ounraoe, Oampbell, Clark, Ootmra, —, —, — .the sowing of the seed, the tilling of g* 8 -?' **“• £rwn>, Orton, amnr. Hinton, aeutn Bm: Tho ootamoa of Tea itun Durr I the ground, the coming of the rain or |!Su, »Si^2u£^m. i> * rt ' **“ 7 ’ 8lmman *' stw are printed la mourning for tho rtunntog loaa I the drontb, and the reaping of the bar- N.j.-andinon, Brack. Bruton. Borua, Cone, of tho doeoaoa of ono .ndrarad to tho ConoutuHon- Teat, and an occasional political meeting? Ongjoo, Dorranr.JfarrtrfwT^gem, Math..., *°‘ ,VuiuiBuu '- Th * b rVMAo? out of these er^r-reearring and | Who atato Road Loaac—Tho Aagaata Coartttwtloaaltot and Ota. Teaaafeo. Baton Daily Sun: I am anrpriaed at the oonrao of Jamas Oardner, the Editor Of the Angoata ConslUutionallet. Hi walks In rigoronaly, io defense of the li and the lessees. He complains bitterly against Oen. Toombs, because that emi n«nt lawyer has been engaged in op posing it, and beaneo ha chargee what nine-tenths of the people of Georgia be lters to be true—that there was fraud in Bollock's award of the lease contract. The ConetiluUonaUel alleges that Gen Toombs is “a paid oonnaellor," and that he has rewired a fee of $2,500 for this aerrice; that he is trying to “resale the road from tha present leeaeea, in order to give Blodgett another obanoe at it;” that be is the “trims mover and leader of all the elemor and abase, and bnt for him nod the envenomed antipathy to a faw of the leasees, the whole investigation might have been oondueted in the pnblio press and before the Legislature, in a bnsineee- liko, calm and temperate manner;” refers to him aa tbs “retained counsel for Blodgett and Beago,” who had been al lowed to appear bofore the oommittee “in the attitude of a prosecuting officer, and “possibly to attempt to brow-beat the witnesses.” To what depths has tho formerly ohlv alroua Gorduer fallen, that be should be The gentlemen whose names are hereto annexed, have been ehoeen a oommittee of True Democracy—of those who still adhere to the well ertabllshed and time- bonocod prinolplea of the Party—who repudiate any aolion that will tend to tho abeyanoe or subversion of those prinolplea — for tha purpose of preserving the organisation and integrity of tho party as well as its prinoiptea, and hereby call upon all true Demoorate to rally to their anoient standard of principles and organise; and to sand delegates to a State Con vention to assemble In Atlanta on the 20th August, for consultation anil ad visement •• to the beat oonrae to bo pur sued in tha furtherance and mainte nance of the prinoiptea of the party and of Constitutional Liberty. Jack Brown, Sumteroonnty. T. la Guerry, Quitman eounty. A. & Atkinson, Cobb oounty. J- la Saward, Thomas oounty. O. H. 0. Willingham, Troup eounty, G. H. Paddy, Heard oounty. H. Ia W. Oraig, Telfair oounty, A. Hood, Randolph eounty. 8. A. HoNeil, Randolph oounty. D. H. Johnson, Spalding oonnty. W. P, Ramsay, Harris scanty. J. M. Jarman, Baldwin oonnty. lasso Bosh, Millar oounty. E. P. Edwards, Elbart ooanty. W. Ia Marthas, Glynn oopnty, Pemadas Reynolds, Newton oonnty. W. H. Waaass, Fulton ooanty. G. T. fry, DeKslb ooanty. W. M. Bray, Pulton oonnty. H. K. Shackleford, Fulton oonnty. J. A. Andaraon, Fulton oonnty. fi^Onr State axohangea an respect fully req seated to oopy this caU. For the Atlanta San. Ttie SmHr Last, «l. That# is a strong disposition manifest ing itself in oerteln quartern, to apply the party teak to all who deoline to as sist in elevating to tha Presidency, Bal timora'a uncompromising Radical candi date. How, wa think it cornea with a vary bod grace, and exhibits a great want of proper consideration, for men who have labored to bring about tho present truly pitiabla condition of tho onoe proud Dem ooratte party, to attempt to advise—or worse—to threaten those who an unwil ling to unite with them in doing honor to a Radical hero on Radical pribqiplaa. .. »«*tantiemes warned that “ Ifoww.Qtojty was nominated, and Radical principle* adopted at Baltimore, large numbers of Demoorate io Georgia ami throughout theoountry would rafum to sanction it ? We. e they not distinctly *°| d M»»*”ry many Democrats would fail to raoognisaor admit the right ol the tendam to commit tho party to Badioal- *“ f .■ fh * 8 * ‘“■S 8 mmaoonateotiy and sShSrsiJssJs^, beau tally alive to Sooth, and that the Cincinnati platform _ VOtlDff envng&Sssa that the Balti- . “ J” 1 *?•* .n* destroy in* and dm thTsoith: but £ guilty of langnage so exceedingly repre hensible ? What interest has he in the Stato Road leaee, that he ehonld become eneh an extreme partisan, manifest such a rabid vindictiveness, and indulge iu snob vituperative, bitter and uncalled-for language to-wards Gen. Toombs—so un- oharactertetio of the James Gardner of former days ? True, I have heard that be receives money regularly from the State Road. Whether this be true or not, I oannot say; neither do I say that there is any impropriety in his thus re ceiving money. The course of his paper on this subject it very strong presumptive etidenoe that he has an interest in this matter different from what public jour nalists are oommonly supposed to have in questions of pnblio polioy. He ongkt, at least, to he very oarofnl about finding fault with Gen. Toombs for being a paid oouniel tor a party of gentlemen who al lege that they have been wronged / Does Mr. Gardner desire him to per form such eervioe as this for nothing ? Is there any more or greater objection to Gen. Toombs being a paid counsellor— well known as auoh to all the world— tnan for the ConetUulionaliet to be paid to advooate and defend the present lease without that foot being known ? I do not know that auoh is tha fact, but it is quite unreasonable to suppose otherwise. He has a right to do no tor pay, and I make no eomplaint at that, if there be nothing reprehensible connected with it; bnt under suob circumstances, lie should be the last man to complain of Gen. Toombs being paid for bis legal services. But it is particularly reprehenaihlo in him to apeak of Gen. Toombs as beteg ‘theoouuael of Blodgett," and, ns desir- S “to resouo the Road from the pres- leaaees. In order to give Blodgett another chance at it." Ur. Gardner knows that General Toombs U not am ployad by Blodgett, aud that be does not desire to give Blodgott "toother ebanoo" at tha Road; and, further, that if the Collter-Wyly-8. B. Hoyt-J. R. Wallace Inman, Swan A Uo.-Seago-Dobbina Company, should havothc lcaao awarded to tham, Blodgett will have no “ohanoe at it;” and, further, that if it bad been awarded to this Company by Bullock at first, Blodgett would have Lad no "ohanoe •tit” Perhaps it ia saying too muoh to allege that Mr. Gardner knows all this, and I will quality the remark by aaying that I do not see how any impartial man can conclude that General Toombs is the “oonnsel of Blodgett,” or that he desires Blodgett to have'‘another chance at it,” or that it is possible for him ever, under any airoumatauocs, to havo onothor chauco at it. Snoh insinuations exhibit desperation which conld only be instigated by inter ested motives, and aapirit ol unfairness on the part of tho Editor of the COhMuUoh- aliet; or that ho ia demented. So atlcast it seem* to On a or Tan Fooplx. rant la too doubt s calamity to qeorgla sad tbs 1 thread-bore topic* wll&t of amuaemeut I Sonata bills rasd Uu MoondUmoud' reitend? 1 ^•« Uo. 4raU. |or information oan be extracted for the " n . Democratic jartr North and E tbs UotUd Stataa motion of Mr. Uoyle.the rules werssuspended a. ‘ **- kittee on tho cendue up and referred to WUO thoriraptraao, tha dra—of „ y M«*| * '»“{* ,rom rcralolloo. to John C. Oalhonn, none other has ever been ao po-1 ol JO or former Correspond* J Treasurer from perieg two claims indited by a u Utlcally caddenlnntome as tJatof Linton8taDhena. I cn “ l » R °d, lOttCftd Of fArms, Write TOO Ol joilty of tho Auditing Board .n favor of Henry „ i u«ir <» for*.. Mr. Oaihoon'. comprabauir. fanning, and, instead of crop^ cropping. lo ‘ ,or ■ynopele of the Oonetitntlon of the United States. I ‘ fltr not » DOWOTer, nor Start, oh, noble Mr. Jerri*ofsred a resolution relitlm to wood on the framers of the Constitution champions of Democracy, else I should the Western A AtianUo Ballroad when it waetorted _ .1 hart, ..d i B prartd«rtl*. i<nifate the illustrious ChappMua, XtteJ lelatien, that they required every bill to be I Utd tell JOU “whit I know About /Arm* leeseea are entitled to the uee of the $40,083 87 for paeeed by three different kinds of! log,” for initemd of An Agricultural, mj 1 OoSSSlttSS” wULoutl * u ' Ml to Judiciary m»Jority, each kind of majority differing from 1 mind turns briefly lo A philoaopbio view | BiUs were read the first tlmo: the other twe. Pint. It mnet be peeeed by • no-1 of the question. I Mr. Bruton—Tor the relief of eeenrlilee on jGfitt Ms CimgrmiyAal dum* of Ms umud And, to my riew, farming ia sadly on States, acumd. it has to be passed oy a majority of I the wane in Georgia, notwithstanding Mmm? Company o C^rokee county. the statu in 14. Smelt. Tkiri. u bss to asm. iwfor. I the great display ot Agricultural Fairs I Mr- Blrtos—^To chug, ihr tUnra of holdln* lb. froiSml .b rtpramu IX IXgrtgti. It has the “dty rot,” Bud that dry rot is Su ££2 Sj^d i iS3 , MS, t mornl n v And Unit, under tb« dlraclloa of an all wls. Pro? 1.1 Jt* labor, wh{ h iB becoming Scarcer nntUMond., mcnln,. d.no., tb.y frun.d. Conrtiiuiiun wiur tb.n ib.m- svery year. That scarcity is duo to three hocbb. ’“HIT’'™ .. , ... Ioanaes: first—the negro, almost the only [Cosnicnos-iu re.brd»j’. pracMdin*. u Tb. Bndicali of tbo Dsllsd BIsim m »orkln« tor I laboring population that we have, pro- »*»tod bjr mi.uk. ibnt Iran of ibrauc. wu (rsntod to..npr.mrarof P hr.lmlmWb 1 o,., moral dlcUU. fe „ nr V n raral civilization, and I to Mr. Woodard. It on*btlo b». been Mr. ■ U ■wnralratom. nad wbonnl^ Hgtot. OorxBmmia | nab*, tbe city; aecond-loft to his a«r.„n. of Pclukl J slwiji of iborfortstone., sod tun.lly ^ £ 4“V^V. ““ ** potlera. I l^Mirtible itching to be tho pro- Mr. Bush moved to reconsider the action of i The nomination of Greeley for the Pre.ldency ie P riot ® r *“ b », own few ***** o{ VffiT^S^YS^sJS!! 01 ^ 31 ^ * l>{ tb. Ulopuon of lb. mra anTbti Uau, riJeZ P°° r 1 “ d “ d » «!>>“• The first canto I‘ ““ 01 ■ With regard UTtbe Presidential etection the Dem* m *7 1,6 ° ne the ( to t ^ em ) nneeen . . ooratic party are befogged between the choice of I a 8 enc J of the tide of oivilistiion that in Il"3 Greeley or Grot. The Mends of Constitutional South, since the abolition of slavery, 8ute kU a county taxatiou. * ex#m ^ #d Government have one rare coarse to parsne—sou I * lft8 se ^ * n towards the cities on the dia- Mr. Goldsmith offered tho following amendment Democratic members to Congress, and ft will be of appearance of the elevating and refiniu® 10 •“2*“*®** W1 11U1. diff.renc. wh.ih.r OrraU, orOraai i. .i«ud, feature of plantation life, m much akin mmilfA SS th." YSbISi , . . Vwi. I to English country life, that haa been ao I u» <»rU4c«to.of th. ordi.ir, of tn. couut,. .bow.' Prom th. coartunuoiuiut, Au*ort., (Ok.i utl^cantifully daacribed and juatly extolled j ISL^ofhuiSibiSura IJuipKjSrtj. 1 Uli * Aogiut, 187a. I by Washington Irving. Home people, Boib am.ndm.ot. war. klupteo. md tb. "Th. Ktot. Reed Do... however, leaa charitable, would ascribe Oar colomna ooutain to-day a good I iog byjietit thefts. The second arises from to Uu Atiautu k Gulf luuraod, ud to out, out dojilon this vexed subject. Though it tbein&Jenca^of theirnataNiithat. “takes ratoboSto^uSdirktr s is but a small portion of what liOS re- I no thought of the morrow." The third IS mons ot Gwinnett, were read and rcterrod to cently beau said and written at Atlanta I likewise, traceable to their indolent con- committee: lor and againtt the transaction, we are atitntiona; bntite consequences aro more L in"iurt“uiib?r iSS*o?Si'i wSbSli^ASlmto disposed to think it is more than public I iDiurions to the farmer than both the M**iiroad at the ume of the lease, amounting ounosity craves for, and quite as much other two. The character of tho negro is **?'??? * udUed - . at the patienoe of onr readers willatand. I idl®, profligate and thieving, with a an oxo«m» warrant^ iuf«or^ "!TK We will continne, however, to give a gen-1 strong tendency to heathenism, and it I ^ouu.ivu .udiiod bj ih. Uo«d of commiiiiomr. eral outline of the developmente aud Ucuaes him to wish nothing better than a “‘^AratoltoS Jirra^.S^rao, nott.u.u. (lisouftHioDH as they take place. I bare subsistence and perfect freedom to I executive warrants in certain c mi, and the TreMu- It ia very evident that muoh of the ex-1 do aa little as possible. He, consequently, I J". 00 ‘ t0 w *“ • I » cnU »« w.r«ot in a,or of H. citement got up on this topic has not I desires to bo rid of the surveillance of the I aims os laura anniao. been prompted by a proper spirit, and in I active, intelligent farmer, and seeks an To .lt.r .nd unend vu.gr.ph l action i »rtioi tbe pnblio interest. The public interest I asylum on a small, poor place. Many of I ?• 01 confutation, tn.t V ro,ide. for s'uom.' was amply protected and promoted by a I >he loss thriftless (rather than more 1 ’ ,r » 0D * 1| r- Brcommiura " contract securing the prompt payment I thrifty) are thus becoming yeomen, and To wn.nd an ratio tncorpor.t. tko Ooorai. i into the State Troasnry of twenty-fire I leaving tbo ranks of laborers with great I “5? toMltnto. Laid ou th. ubio. thousand dollars per month. The people, | lo«« to tho peasantry and no addition to Wtr° “‘rMirl'’ *°* ln -arporauag th. town of eomanry. The worst part, there-1 10 incorporate th. , , . ia left behind, bnt little available J oea, were well content with this arrange-1 ** laborers and very injuries as thieves; I To .1 . ^ ment at first, and are, probably, so still, I and by a Bort of doable - action tbe I caesura to fkrm out prisoner, convicted or nrirao in spite of all the clamorous efforts to ox- evil is inoressed by its very existence; for p“£d" 10 olU “ couuU “ w “ rkm K * “hun s.ng. cite them. I the scarcity of the labor decreases the I To .mend .u rat lncorpocuo* Trenton to And whence did this clamor oome— in rate® of the land and makes the purchase I ““““‘■■toner, tor th. not, « u a to point whose interest and with what motive ? more tempting because more accessible • m ° d “ of • 1 ' c,ln « It originated with the Blodgett-Seago I to the indolent African. My conclusion party, who were baffled in their nnscru-1 therefore, is that tbe negro, as a peasant- _ pnlous efforts to get oontrol of the road ry is a failure, and the Legislators of I *>. andorran, of Cobb, prratdra*:' at the prepoateronsly high rental of this great State, if they would restore Lt ii'°t^j!SiSff.5‘Sl!!d.° , i ; 8 1 Si'^,“' thirty-eight thousand dollars per month.! htr waste places, must give heed to this I guinoi aud commercial firtiuzin. Laid ou Host long they would have paid, or pre-1 all-important department of her resonr- SraVrn^thirif'thRhm* 1100 of Mr * Br,,ui tended to pay such a rental, financiers Ice* by introducing a hardy and active Top o.ideforihep»ym!nt of luioiveut coata may oonjeoture. Blodgett understands I class of laborers to tupply the pressiuff criminal cimi. Withdrawn, perhaps as well as most men, how to demands of agrioultnre. It is said of « a T iradKiS5a*ra5SSJ.‘ iU- Ul ® Uae betwecu Berrl seem to be paying money out of one I King Pyrras, the Epirot adventurer, I Mr. pupiea hoped thi biu would pasa that the pocket while actually filling another, when he invaded Italy and was at first I *“***“ !?•??*!? ^“de* fromBerriin forth* With such a tenant of its property, it is snoeessfnl that bis heart sank within SrafSt u^^.‘.%o»*SSrj*L“hfh<£S not nureaconable to soppose that when I him as he beheld the numerous and well I **»• would be uow raatond to Barriva oounur at last the Slate, disgusted with its bar-1 cultivated farms of the people whom he I ,lV U .. b *^ a “. h ,* ““ <1,r ;aiu, took its property book from snoh came to conquer, justly regarding these r7 wu oj.so.ra the coutamplatid chaua* 1 tttrrit ° hands, it would bate had to pay out to I a* the bulwark of the State. I Ur - ohiiruiu of tu« committ*« of : repair damagsa, several times aa much The negro though a failure and incu- SvTfra^l^&^^^S^S^ money as it had received by way of rent. I bus, should be educated, and hia oondi-1 totorratod, prote.tra ..unit th. .lung. * And who hts been ever since tho moi t tion improved as muoh as possible to de- ““I? •,V.iS. d lb „“ i*U«rrai with th. report clamorous "Citizen of the Uammmon- Jprive him of tha evils of ms ohsnrater, Ionras.raowia'ra rnra.ra°“raooraiSlI wealth” of Georgia about a franduleni I although his overpowering indolence I •*“•* nndrartraaios. ud bocun the p. contrsot by the present lessees, and U»T prevent ns from deriving anything 10 frauds iu the procurement of it? Why, from the good. Indeed, it seeing to me a bin ioresul.10 resi.ir.tion to th. oit» nobody more or less than the paid coon- that our statesmen ought uow to give I “•'■““■h- Th. hill require, uch voter to p.y bxd of Blodgett end Soago, with thoir I special nttenliou to the material nrns- '“"Procrad. to fee of Twbnty-pivb Hundred Doldaks I perity of onr State—to the almighty I Mr. unmo, 01 Uonaun, oppoira tho bill in hls pocket. | dollar—before the evil days of Empire I u of Woolen, iu Lee county. MTATH OHHMItfT. Kwp It HI of Politic*. Editors Daily Sun: Bom* penoni who eirufitly or|* that th* But* Bold ought to l» for rtmoved from politic* rad political influence!, aro in fkvor of the pr Mint 1cm«** undo* their proa rat statu*. When la It now but la politic*, rad under the oou- trol of poUUciraa, tho moot inveterate, and some of thorn wall known aa tho graatoot political a: he wars rad trlokatora of this ago? If Benjamin li. Hill. Jo- •oph X. Brown, 81mcn Cameron and John 8. Dolrao era not poUticirai of tho first water, I do not under* •trad what it 1* to bo a politician. And tho Bond ia not out of politics, and never will b* till It 1* fhlrtv lot out in market overt, and gate Mlrly rad honootiy into tho hrada of buainooa men, who attend strictly to buatnaa*. The awarding of tha loaae to tho proooat looaocs waa a fraud. A®d*who i§ this immaculate and public I an ^ misrule are upon ua, when we will I contx * r ^ r to spirited citizen of the Commonwealth have no pleasure in them; for the fate of , Mr-^biiipa eutod that th# biu « u in .trict who has shown such virtuous anxiety to constitutional liberty seems gloomy, ave SlmSouJeauow'nfSSS^oJJJ^ rescue tbe Btate Road from the present I gloomy indeed, under the notion of (he I ^ f4Ued t0 w p° u uu, and it was tho purpose oi lesaoes, in order to give Blodgett another I Baltimore Convention. Apropos of this, £ befo.^thSr^holfiJi^ot 0 w lhe necM ^J poll chance at it? It is Gen. Robert Toombs. I there is to my seeming, in the death of I The biu was passed. Ho is tho prime mover and leader of all I Judge Linton Stephens, in tbe civil con- oforooors of public rsada ax-oiiicio the clamor, tho abuse, tho foul epithets te»t, that same Ion to liberty os was felt .... poured out upon tbe lessees. Bui for | »h.u, in the military oonteet, Stonewall 11*.- »t racuriu.ira m.j r«juir P ^to D»uteJi°w him, and from envenomed Antipathy to I Juaksou died. What a hero—moral And I “*• *** <mU y* oflic ®- withdrawn, a few of the lcsseee peraoually, this mtelleotnel hero—has fallen; the wit, ..^"“muMwfLKute" 0 ^^"'’ wluu “ whole investigation might have been con-1 P ow keen ! the honor, how noble t the I To cU * u s° **»• unra botwoou cowata and campbau duoted in tho pnblio press and before I intellect, how bright 1 the dependence I c °To t uicorDor»te* th. town nt Rmu- . . tho Legislature in a business-like, oalm, | ou pure-oyed Truth, how trusting! Aye, alrauoiy. i‘* P .«ra. u ' 111 itoyior temperate tone and manner, and the I great man luis fallen and constitutional I ..woe tn. oily Court of Auja.u, Hurt, foots, stripped of oiaggeratiou and false I liberty mourn* The need of his clear I iZt * UJ *•«•«« in uu. Bute, coloring, would have been truthfully I perception of our beautiful theory of Tosm.ua th. t£ut. r or Aiiuuir raquirios th. portrayed to tho world, I ot Government is more keenly S^ l u “ 0 0 ^“ r d *^‘"««‘toto^ijanX U oa. As it >s slander and vituperation, when I faE »1>9H wo remember how O’Con- io teiout. nof^Juit, fro m th. the pnblio had a right to expeet foot and I nor > *he representative at Balti- Troup Md Horn., to bo ertira wimtoa rauntv argument, ha*o luid thoir natural effect. “ or « of 8outh Carolina, that butyester- d rfrtter^Ir.mrad th. ....... ,.. Publio sentiment bos taken a strong re-1 d<, J boasted of her Calhoun, her Pinck- atiuraviu.. Am.uera .nu or lh “ cU)r action. It is now ineontcatibly, and bv I no J> » nd her Lowndes, showed himself L, L “' , ' , were Biautoe toMorar.. h.ui on overwhelming preponderance, in devoid of senso (or else a knave) when I kio“ ui “ l< “““‘to 11 ' cl «s tl0r, i o' ch.itooat, favor of standing by the contrsot the 118 deolared the abolition of the 15th on motion ot Mr. Un*. th. Bom. «tnoura.d State haa mado, and giving the lesseos the I amendment taking away suffrage from I toMomioj morainjt.t iu oviook full benefit of their bargain. Whether negroes, and the Convention applau- itis, or will be, a vory lucrative ono seems I ded! Arcades amho! The fool I Ho still problematical. I raises the very slogan by whose insidious Tha step taken by tbe joint committee I c, » n 6 the Radioals luoceedod in patting of investigation is very reprehensible, into 't® Oonstituticn of onr Fathers, the «-A.lTl!2»I AND BEST !’ and shonid moot with a stern rebuke from wooden horse that Will emit the ' ‘armed the people. This was to allow the retain-1 “ eu ” who will destroy the_beautiful odi-1 PRATT’S ASTRAL OIL DEPOT, Whitehall Sir..!, On. Door Bolov Mltch.ll Btrrat. F. U. JLeOVC, Agent. Not Olioapoat, ed counsel for Blodgett and Soago to ap- fio ®- Oh, wise Solon 1 Have you not pear before it in the attitudo of a proeo-1 ll)an >od that many things, just perhaps, outing oflioer, and .to examine, possibly I V tr ie , are fatal when taken from the 1 to attempt to brow-beat tho witnesses. I otatea and given to the Federal Govern-1 nr« muon, whj thu ou .hould b. orad in pr.f.r- There can bo no apology for this. The I meDt ? 1“ conelnaioo, I will only say that, I to “? oth “ : pretense that Gen. Toombs was poas< ssed lumbers of the best men of this ooun* of foots not known to tbe oommittee, is I ty d <» not consider themselves as belong- no palliation of snoh eondaot. If tbe ex-1 m 8 b) the new Republican party that I I> I *P 8r ' ,c >ir rat.. “><l viu not cuoo be true in foot, the committee should w “ («“« d *t Brittmore, and will not i7^nbS™BSl«*tlS£S5rth.r. havo gone no further thau to ask Goners! I v °te if they hava bo ohoioe exoept be-1 No iccidsuu u.v. ever y .t occurred from it Try Toombs to reduce his fuels and questions I twe0 ° two Radicals and two Republican “Sf IS 000 ! lt i c,d : , . „ . to writing, and given them to the com- Platforms ? ' ,or “ to ‘ Wtotoratesad ratell. b; mittee for their use and guidance. I. Buk “y letter lengthens and I conclude This oondu-t is only one of many fea- il b J myiag that it ia only tbe sa- niT'Nr'P'D A T TTrhT'TT'T ree to show that the investigation has I c f*<inest of a promise that has canoed me J -'AN J. HAJj HU JL Hi J_i, explode or take Are r. H. LaDUO. Sol. Aural, Atlanta, Ga. nnftur, ud tn totel dterogard ofth. righte—n ot only been partisan in its inception, pArtiznu I to inflict your readers; for this is the first ■ • rraponstbl. rat of m,n who hid se.ooop.r in its aims, and conducted in a psrtizan I “bsolutc rest that Have taken during the month mar. thu la sow nool-ra by th. Btete, hut to utter dlmgwd of th. toterute of nwj tupsyn to th. State ot OrarglA. Th. uu who bid thirty-tour thouuud fir. hud. dnd doilu. pra month for th. Bora bte, ud ihl. to glr. th. racurlty, ud no oo« mu dray It or duration II fora mom.nl. Th.y conld thu, sndou low, md. u good .bond a. the N«rat lions, wuy otter rat of BoUoci know thl, wh«o h. avudra th* Ium to tho Iron compuj. B. sold at Ih. Urn. that h. htooo draM of thoir ability to (to* th.ra.orUy, hot boood hlo ration upon tho troord Uul tho aw rarity ww not forthoomlng ot th.1 momont—o tolas h. had so authority to tew to ngnliw, ud which no wmitdmottou of polioy ooold joo- •til tor h. ought to hov. owordod too kora tony worn ram. poood of rrapooiibte mu, oad thu how. glrra thorn worauhte tlmo to moko ap thoir bond-ttom ol knot, to wrlton bond tad kon ItoignM l tad took MrtutUoo. D. kn,w thu. moo wen trap rate bto. Bokuw tool If k. kod.warM rawteom to thorn, oo4 tony hod hUtd to ramply wtto tho kora rat by giving tho rraoteodootaHty. h* mM hnvo roodvorttood ud rotot tko rood; oad If domogtratom lolhoOtoto hadtoonhymow ho rapid havo rooravrod ton tisto loom totmopod to wy uo toot tel In- No. Llroact Htrcet, ■ - Gmorglm spirit, to wreak private grndges and pro- 5ve-yearsof my tom*what busy existence, mote private intereata. Blodgett, a fugi- > n jour stirring city, and I am oome- oituatxd in the centre or tui city ined quietly | jealona of ite qaiet. Ac Rxvont, | Oudof hiuinuo. a Srtt-ck., Hotel. lid In, free rf tive from juatioe, bu remained quietly under tbe Aigie of Seott, the carpet-bag Governor of South Carolina, who refuses to yield him up under a requisition of Gov. Smith. He has been working tbe wires from this aate retreat to defame better men than himself for the promo tion of hia own aoheme. A “Rwrol 1-ottor"—Rood, tg yow Wllk, PROCEEDINGS Georgia Legislature. BIBATE. ki called^to^orttar ly Preaidinl Trammill. Capon Springs & Baths, Hampshire Ca., Ir. fV»., Via Winohoator, Virginia Birbir Shop itiicbed to tbe Hotel. I Plinten and merchant! Tinting AuguaU, will And U 4o their interoal to atop it the Oontnl, where they I will b« oonTiulent to the leadin* bualueta bouaea rad ootion fhetora of Uu city, MUS. WM. M. THOjIAS. Proprietraaa. ism. ** INFILL, Boalnaaa Manager. •rtptu on tort, nodi, to. ■h.ph.rd. go. Nor trar u utbuch, nor ...prat. fra.’ -ro,* . oi mo bra of Mr gmlts; too raUra of yratonky ^ p r , i CB "r 0o - JU, ' a5 ‘ 187a - Editors Sun: TUa moat stupid and un- **“' ® nd **" re-eohaidaHd. ifllRMiiinm | ... . If- MiUMWB MOTtJ It NMUldf Ifiteruiung specie* of literary compost- tha reaolwtloa to atpoiat I tion ia usually a|“nual Utter.” I know I Ku'm toteJJT*'" “* ‘ Mer Ih* action c_ , J dmi oommittee to h- JadicMl Ofrcnlt* te the r TB* kw did acs moko rack o NgolnmuA Bk did MtglVk pehllc MUM to tool oArat, ud U wra on- btr, nnjo.l ud nnwonutoblo to nuko rack o ro- dalfoouaL ■nj toon cob bo only ono randtulon M on* hlr- nindtdmw. Tho Baodwu tmuduluuy ud an- hkly kraod to tonprraont rampuy, oad Ukoou- Msdhmvy lorn agon too Import toa-poytm of fTIBIS d.Ughtful Wrt.no* Flora boo hooo thor- X .oughl; roBttod. udl.nowk.pt ln to. brat mod.ro atyte. kWIUnuo rtkrtlra, ud hoy.. r™ •■» uumimucu w pus into print tuetr lyiun 'ora.. ■ Lnrorurauo. ran .to wop, I**** t>ri . t ? ** ***?■»' •terreotypud generolitieo, that hove S3SSSSS more interest in them than the usasl aela- “V* Utet often in compliment to the writer, ^it* SSSPJd'Z. ’ZOZiJZ' ‘S’SL yon ere oompelled to pat into print their j ««■■» ra toujyototosmoMra dortrwt from | ■MM _ nrioti Ulfi Diatuaa, aad 1* U on the frmila conatltnUoi. 1—irysmil mill Urn mown, of VuflMi* far aaiabatty.elMitcity and dniee*. IlRim-mlail nirty. that la hii n«t—— t_ tetioB, "Good morning, air; how iayonr tfUmamimMi. Into.Chrtkhoockra fomllor* All thi.7Hi. J 7 “ £WraA.hoftooto.wwjtooro woo uoraroso of SO ItoapkndldBATHBw»ro doolModny air Hrary mmityr All this I freely admit, and I to Ittnoo rttoroi t m Trthot oraoty rate tarmi I Bolwor. whop 00 arlrtl bra. with Mr. Wobotor, u am therefore aomawUt abuhed when I IStetorSSLui'SlSi. “tCSXSTSZ. h ‘* >1 ^ ^ ■MKwUr my promiu to write you a £& " rl ?J ’ tor I would fool badly in- Jadc*i > f?t$oo* per iaau|wm the wutki S 4 **^ «r to the DDdaratc—d. by.rn^L deeu to otuae you to print a letter tint ta.coo. Thie rwoiatkm wui *n-i«* fbaxikb a aalb. Proprietor, nobody would mid, and that would af-1 foru neither amassment nor mformitiou. ,h * *****—■ at a*4jww jickeow, -rnrmta jour ftleudarad to for jour ooumry." Mr. HI*!** aekd Urn otaly differ*aoe b*tWMO himeelf aid gffijnr Miihew* wa* about SU ewata. He calculated th* OovarwDrat could be runou 19 U «rata par 4if. white Aerator JUUwwi belter**H opuldh* Am* m Ucrato pa* Aaj. li m*A**a TELEGRAPH news rXariGrra- anddocn- By Uii' Ntew York Asraelatrd Frets. NEW YORK. More«l#oui the Herilri-Llvlngfout Kxpe d I tion—Further from Sorth Caroll*ii NbwYobk. Auguat 3.-The lln-ald's Loudon dia- pateh haa lettera iwcrired by Stanley from Yia- count Enfield, Earl Grrarilie and a *on of l>r. Ll- loffitou. Lord Enfield, ln the •* hekuowtodfM th* xraeipt of tetter* ita from LiTgluatone,dellr«rad bj Stanley to Her Majaaty’a Ambaaaadora at Paria, for tranamlaaion to foreign Depatmenta. Earl Gran nil* aaja in hia tetter that ha haa no doubt of the graulaaaaMof tha letter! purporting to com* from Dr. LlTlngatone. Lirlngatone'a aou aaja b* haa no doubt that pa per! aud lattrra brought him bj Stanley ar* from hiatothar. A congratulatory circular waa leaned by the Democrats. A Waahington dlapatch aayath* U.8. rer*cu* cutter Moeeaaln.la still watehlng the Cuban privateer Pioneer* at Newport Her gun* are shotted, rad with order* to sink the Pioneer, should she attempt to escape. These orders withdraw the Moccasin from pollee duty, and it la rumored that the Cuban sym pathisers, taking advantage thereof, have started an other expedition to Cuba under the most favorable auspices. The Herald’s London dispatch says Stanley waa invited to dine with Lord Stanley, Lady Franklin and other distinguished persona. A Raleigh dlapatch to the Herald aays the Demo- crata there claim a majority of two or three thous and. The Republicans, however, decline giving up the result althoui h the Era. the Republican organ ot the Slate, concede* the election of Morrimanby a small majority. The World’s special aaja Merrlman thinks his Jorlty will be 6,000. The Times is unwilling to give the State to the Democrats, and thinks it may take till Monday to settle the question. The Tribune rejoices over the victory, claiming 000 majority in the Slate at tha lowest TURNIP SEEDS. 1000 lbs. LANDRETH * & Fresh and Genuine TURNIP SEEDS »U oily Expected. Coatiitlng 0 f rierin tor ratOMW apt* g, Cj wmira muTjmjtu, f"f< wmira roMmajjrajjr ataam aaa nr vjumt atrrea, . aejvwr-ma, i#jyet maajrca, arc^ smr-MJv rer „ yjxr.rr aaa, jjeama uiema, uatta cow atnjr ite amp* 1raw rtetp^mmi ragAf I* toylratrt cjnan rajeca mamas raw «. tUn . Mark W. Johnson’s, Agricultural Warehouse, JJ 1 ' Broad Street. Two Daily Connections WASHINGTON. Blue Mountain Route Farth.r wbant tk. It..tilt In North | Carolina* Wash isoton, Auguat 3.—There ia no reason to I doubt the approximation mado by previous dia* patches regarding North Carolina, fixing tha ma- jorlty at from five to ten thousand, and six Congrats- j SELMA, ROME, AND DALSTjJH However, both parties hero still claim tbe Stole. The Radicals, iu rare Instances, wager 30 to the State, c Railroad and ite Connection.. ENGLAND. TJAS9ENQBR8 LEA VINO ATLANTA BT THE *^a«* hw* 0 % sr?ji5s TBIXI MAIL TRAIN Tht Itrlilah Press on American Another Search Expedition. London, August 3 —Xt la th»« general opinion of I at 10 *»• M., making cloaa connection with the London Press that the lettere of Sumner and Banka, advocating the election of Greeley, together | ^ Selma, Rome and Dalton Railroad, arriving at with th. Democratic victory to North C.rolln., lndt- 'uuirt lHuJL rninm i.ra.rara.i - doubt the election of Greeley and I Central Railroad, arriving at I Meridian I Jackson. . 4:4$ P. V. Monday will be holiday here, and In Liverpool, v 1 ek!!burg‘!*g*6 he Bank of England will bo oloaed, and no bual- ALSO,- make eloee connection at'CALEB A with cotton Ex- I ot S° uth Md Worth Alabama Railroad, arrlv- . 8:38 A. M. The Bank of England will bo dosed, ness transacted, either iu tho stock ebaugea. m --„nnj B - A- Lieutenant Dawson, chief of the English search | Mobile.....* T:M p! m! cpmlitlon. which railed from *hl« country In th. .trainer Abjdo., b.fora Sknl.y’, Sratdkprtch, «n- «)nlpm.nl kTt nouncing his meeting with Livingstone, was re- tor atreugth and beauty of flnisku oelved, left Zanxlbar for England May 21st, and la No chM1 *® 01 «• betwran *“ Lo,,don * b0U “ 1,e •* PULLMAN PALACE CARS JAM. md lu tha South «d“ No change of cma betvr*«n Rom* and Salma FRANCE. NO BILAY AT TSRMINAL POINTS. EXPRESS TRAIN Attempt >0 Spoil llinliy'fllory. ' Anguit X—Lt Tempi u lnctlnad to donht I th. »uth«ntlclty of Livtugiton.*, l.ttcn, publlthral I by Slftnl.y. It qnotra th. opinion, ol th. Omul I F A 8 T Gragrapher, Ki.port, who diMovravd rarlou. gra-1 o.t m . ra™. i. gr.phlcrtblnnd.ra In th.l.ltora. H. think, pratof * rrl,ta « M the narrative waa Invented by Mr. SUnley, and hence the whole is valueless, and hints that it is possible that 8tsnley never as* Livingstone. MARKET REPORTS. BT TELEGRAPH TO THE ATLANTA DAILY *CN I COT 1 Off MARKET. a via Kingston at th* Gra*r ’ JOHN B. PICK, E. O. BaSeT ,CT **“'• P *‘°“‘ A| »- Oonerrt Snperlnt.nd.nt BEAD OAMPBBLL. Lranl Anrat, •Jlh-U Ho. 4 XlraknUBonra. I ROYAL INSTANCE CO. N*w Y-ax. August 3.—Cotton steady; sales 1,783; I upland! 21^! Orleans 21 #. Liverpool, Augusts—noon—Cotton firm;uplands I ^rttotr. n M,°8.0OT O to!toi Urtr ^| ASIKT. OF THU COMPART OH THU Laves—Cotton firm and unchanged; aalea 13,000; ■peculation and exportation 3,000. PRODUCE MARKET. OF LIVERPOOL. 1st OF JCHH. lCTfr. T HE .worn ststomrat of to. condition of tbo Comrany on th. kt fun., tut, rtion. to. ra- mu of thl* powerful ud wralthy oorporalion to ^ rionT ftm * ™mooT.“!r and unchanged. Corn steady. Pork quite at $1* 59 @13 00. Lard dull; steam 8@9. Turpratine quirt. *®X@61. Rosin $3 85@3 60 for strained. Frafohts steady. money market. . — z.-m wralthy corporation t or I11.MO.OOO. Tha aaraate oonaUtln part of tha following: £66.643 On Railway Shura and other securities £666 319 On Townships, Railway Deb entures, City of London Cor poration bonds. Telegraph Stocks, Freehold Securities, Ao >£616,104—£1,100,733 New York, August I—Stocks vary weak. Gold I IX- Money firm at 4. Exobange—long 9*,'; short 10X. Government* strong. State bonds steady. London, Auguat 3.—Codsols M*. Bonds 91X. Frankfort, Auguat 3,-Bonda 96%. PfiRls, Auguat 3—Bentea Mf. 13o. British Government rad Colo nial Securities >£177,604 United States Stocks 130,362 English Rail wra It hares 389.396 Freehold Buildings 166,930- 914,301 Bowdon College, Miles by Hag# wrest of Xfewnan, Georgia. ninety days, riMIK FALL TERM OPEN8 AUGU8TFIFTEENTH. I P*nto*- E. | P*rti( Tuition Tbe Capital 8look of this Company ia I Two Millions Pound* Sterling OB TEN MILLIONS Or DOLLABS. Tha Agant In Atlanta la authorised to adjust and onc ®> without transmitting tha same to the Company, and without any delay for sixty or . any delay for sixty o. ia usual with all insurance oom- Parties wanting insurance on merchandise, build- per mouth. $• 40. Board, including tegs or other property, are ievited to call on me. | and examine for themselves. c. B. WELLBORN, Agent. Atlanta, Ga. lights, washing, foal, fie., $12 60 to $16 00. For Catalogue, giving full particulars, address Aidant, F. H. M. HENDERSON. Jy39-d2wAw3t. R. L V1TZFATRIUR LAWSON S. FITZPATRICK, Attorneys at Law. EATONTON, OA Will practice ia the Ocmulfe* Circuit rad 8u jel3 Grain, Flour, Provisions, &c. W*to« trak' 1,1 ,t0t *‘ f ° r •S”"* 0 4,000 BD8UELS caoICK OATS. gQ BBLS. WHISXT. BBL8 PURE CIDER VINEGAR. preme Court Prompt attention given to Collection- uu „ »V Th. Junior rarara, by mrmlralou, to Bon. A OA B. st.^h«p«,^Uon. P. B. Roblnaon, Hon. A. Brarai | - I 250 80X18 brat qnrtlty. Charles Bohnefeld 1 O B£G8 Prime Rio Coffee, Virginia- Salt and 1VI Land Plaster. ! 1 AA BBLS HYDRAULIC CEMENT. Lime re AV/V/ ceived fresh from the Kilns svery day. | Have inquiries and order* for wheat Are pre pared to handle .60,000 bushels of tM new crop, and solicit o— RTAKER, ND dealer ln all kinds of Metalio Burial Cases, Cask-to and Coffin a *Keeps constantly on a large assortment of Burial Cases, etc. Will I personal atteuUon to funeral*, in the city or try, with a first-class HEARSE. AM orders will receive prompt attention. step heats sr mrjrjr, wow t-ohh; Purchasing Agency! Sole Agent for Tty tor’s Corpse Pr*a«ver "V. BATTKV, . _ CHABLQ BOUEErOLD, N.w York ram.pond.Bt of to. Atlast. flim. Pub* rtiuT No ' 1 P* 01 ” * 1 to. writer for rarrart Now York jkpto*. radw.il known orw to. Uni tod Baton as s GENERAL PUBOHABQfO AGENT. win raertra radras from iuUmmi rad krhrt brad, of koflks, nnd prawn, raosgsd In knafnras of wy dMlrinf to pomhus foods in Mow York, rt 12 CITY LOTS AT AUCTION. On to. Pnrakra, prat of to. Old Fair Ground, Wedneadny Afternoon, t JULY 17th. ltn. date It ALL PAXn or THE UB1TEO ETATX8 without mnking ray rain okras* lor Ora rarricra. » I Eh. wiU .ko glr. InfOnnrtton In saftorara to food. I fUrsHun. mrahlnra, nhubira. rtyka frahloo. ud pekrato rtl who wkk to tortto pnnbrara. wh.o » frawrato fr.l.^. ra IA.CH* a tUm.1*. I rtratp > Inciorad topnyra yort^w Addrara • - - MBS. EMILY Y. 1ATTEY. Ofto. of ton Honn Joumau No. I Prak Pkra, N.w York City- N. B.--Moe>y rant by artl raOKks Into. **n /'IITIZENS, \J tolnnrt to Invrat In tnod oppracirtlos rartwtoto. . dkporad kto. io Ai-1 knk. nwclrtlyla.lad to rtt.no toto rak. Grant I of . draft Off Port OMe. radra for rtl ante ewe on. B tS> pSitora* h “ 1 ' dolkr. Goods rani G. Ol D, on nortpt et oonhrtf Tram., x crab, hrtnncod uul 11 aonton. wlto *■ IMtontotoiaqr. wkrtl llktl I. Ijwt rani, tnlracrt. Vw Battwt not, by pwmllin. tunn lent <mt .met eti o'rtock. Chll ut MaOrrarv * Ca^ of How Tort. Mian. D. k J. *uA Htoo for puUu. a C. HAMMOCK. I " . ’ 7. _. ■ - And yet it would stem tbet the nubjeol ■utter of auoh * letter makes each • re sult elmoet inevitable. A pastoral he* been defined by Dr. John- JO BUT Mm JUOOJT, Attomnyr-sut-Xifuw. /"tABTXBRVILLB. GEORGIA.—OHc. orar Lrth- V un . rtora. But Mrtn Oral WUI pnctlo. a trill MB8. A. K. L1LLKRSTEDT, Private aad Traaoleat Boarding, Tjyoagsow, oa‘. ra.Sralakadto. Editon of to. I Inrt. HABMHALL HOUSE, m rnwrem mnmn mam gj A. B. LUCE. Proprietor.
