The Atlanta daily sun. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1870-1873, September 24, 1872, Image 2

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OlfttifTtUnBfnU)
Thurmoofl moved to
COASTLINE
A|iM«u Mowrm.
iHORT - LIME t
4&*ailnoad
treated; bat I really tteii
both ride. meanbjp tr«
manity eo far u toer <
*M Ia.id before, no.
'•ooenrred rinoe the
“ ban do right to call their actton the
•* reflex of public gtoffUK *
Aa Prarident of the Demoeretia Chib
^3»svwrtt$
troth, and a> an act of inatioe fajaftfU,
to state that it would be diAealt to inject
aa many misstatements aa appear in the
above extract in another paragraph of
Bo far from the meeting bring Celled
by a little clique, it waa oriled by myself
aa Preaident of the Democratic organize-
wham ornolkiei took plao©, they ware noi
underatoodto be approved by the great
body *f people North and Booth.
Now let ua all reaolve that we torit be
aaaaee to each other -next year than «e
are tola. [Applansc-l I am demanding
uniearaal amnesty. Why, people say
there are only thred or four hundred who
Supperi there
We zee when it came from, j , \f
When will the "belly" of thia revived
Buzite, ao filled wlfli thd new wine of
Oteeleyiam,aeek "rent" again by bonding
^Wfcm/tLbbleet of puniabmant
npon the thdtetdual and upon aoriety
1 la eooompOkhed, letffty lihonlfl be the
'tula with ailgovernments.
“i. Many of tbeae parties, I under
stand, are infirm—a few of than old—
'aereral of them hare famillea depend
ant apon (hem—all of .theat hero sut-
forth with another ••Not Bo, Mr. Bteph-
enaT We shall writ nr that event. In
the meantime, howeter, we ahall remain
aa qalet and patient nnder tbe cenenre of ,
fault finders from all quarter* aa erer.
Whether we be “wise" or “foolish,” we
bare a profound conviction that tbe
remain disfranchiaed.
were only two hundred
disfranchisement and
It pots a stigma on the
MONDAY’S NOON DISPATCHES.
All Bail Connection
Via Aiirnata, Wllwalmgt»u,Ri th-
tered severely. Pot these reaeoaa, I
sak you,' by (ha authority rutted in 1
'you, to grunt them, one und all, a gen
tly myself at the largest and most reapeo-
tebla convention thst has aaaembledln
Olarke county in ten yenrs, oompoeed of
delegates from every militia district in ,
the oonnty, except four, and there were
iromiaent and leading mtiaana present
rom those districts, and a large number ,
ol spectators, viz : the convention that '
nominated candidates for the Legists-
tine.
Instead uf only twenty-nine persona
bring present there were between forty
and fifty. Tbe (act that more were not
present wae explained by tboee gentle
men from tbe country to be, because the
farmers were very busy now with the
erepe, and attending to other business
It was not doe to want of notice, for it
waa known in all parts and sections of
the county.
Instead of the delegates being sppoint-
ed by tbe Chairmen, they were elected
NEW YORK.
HEW YOBK
paw Jtvmrnj --— —
pado boat, which launched at the Navy
1 Card three weeks ago, suddenly tank on
Friday, alter the offloers had been mak
ing experiments. Three mechanics were
onboard. ' . L
After two boom work, the boat wye
ratnd, and tbe -men found' alive. The
entupnesed air with which the vessel is
supplied in the air-tight tanks wae not
ttitutibusUty; hut appeal to you to do
«s Mr Jefferson did with those who
pare imprisoned nnder the Allen and
Sedition Act of 1798: give them a re-
i lease nnder the pardoning power, wise-
|}ylodged.in the hmtds of the Exeon-
•flvu. 1 ’’
“0, my dear dr, (Me petition cannot
■he granted, 1 trust it will not he
• Beam ad obtrusive. Let it, be at-
• tnbated solely to my deep sympathy
■ lor all who ere in prisoa. This appeal
• I shall put lit the hands of others who
• I hope may, after giving it their In-
• poraement, forward it to you.
; J 1' )* MwIteapeotfliUy,
k " Aiaunm ft Brmrmmn.”
foregoing is as rrset oopy of the d<
letter sent by lfLr. Htepbens po the Preri-
•xhaosted, and had saved their liven.
Naval constructor,, Delsn >, baa con
demned the boat
George Kelsey, a chemist “ reported
to have recognized Forrester aa the man
who ran ■ton the Nathan hvose on the
morning of the murder; and ha will be
o»«d ass witness Rmiust him. A steam
oapsl boat arrived here yesterday from
Buffalo with full freight vis Erie Osnsl
in five days leas than usual horse looomo-
tion.
done on similar questions, to the teat of
tbe future. A. H. 8.
MW BOOKS.
Besides the work on •• Local Law in
Massachusetts and Connecticut,” recent
ly published by Dr. Fowler, of the Utter
State, whloh we have before noticed, we
have on our table three other new works
irving special commendation.
KENTUCKY.
Pabis, Kt., September 28.— Garrett
Davis is dead.
MARKET REPORTS
Two Duly Connections
drmt. How far its positions correspond
wflh thu statement In toe trisgrsm, our
readers aid Judge; bnt how far, ofwhere-
in'lls “allegations" are questionedby the
“the Federal Gorsrsment.” This U ,
bp Hon. BsUs6to H. Giltet, formermem-
her o( Congress horn the State of New
Ydrk, and afterwards Solicitor of the
Baited States Treasury. It la pnbbshed
by{ Messrs. Wool worth, Ainsworth A
Company, New York and Chicago.
This work consists of 44* pages—is
wgll-bound in ealf and oontains much
useful informatien. The very title shows
the drift ot a wholesome sent!ment among
uni increasing number of Jwriters in
these days of ua alarming tendency to
wards consolidation and Empire. So
long M (he General Government shall
bo held to be Federal in iU character,
a administered apon the principles on-
lying the vmy iduaof a Federal Usioo
of SUtes, there is hop* for.the preserva
tion of the system, and with it, the lib
erties of the country. Oor notice of the
other two works referred ti>' moat he
re ATTWftr* nr*
TorttEM MhfldlXlM, ortoa III
iBtoraMtloB, apply to mlovtai
Blue Mountain Route
orney-Oenersl, we don’t know,
ly has never reached ua, 1
irefore, at present, only reaffirm what
naderstand to be the facta of the ease,
en wa wrote, to-wit: that no ono of
irt.j|Hrim4j»'*u| eotrvloted for any of-
quiet and steady; ipludtlti; Orleans
19l@19». ^
Lsvan—Cotton easier; uplands 19*
19*; Orleans 19*@19l; sales 12,000; for
sen able to learn, a universal
t of indignation, for it waa be-
it the effect of that call, wbat-
bt be its purpose, would be to
and detroy the Democratic or-
UioT, tbe Democracy of Olarka
SELMA, HOME, AMD OALTi*
om ttavaneeb, has been rsosivod. Th<
ifajeet sseutlonsd Will be attended to ii
speculation ind exportation 12,000.
NxwYokk, Sept. 22.—Cotton quiet,
ti we understood lb. and MBl nnder-
ind it, it PM under the Ku-Klnx Ant
1871 tbetmartial Uw wae declared in
rcrsl ‘emit!ties of Boblh CaioUtSs, add
mb. 1,284; uplands 18*; Orleans 19*.
rBODUCE MARKET.
NzwYonx, Sept 28.—Flonrqniata
unchanged. Wheat dull and unebang
Corn quiet and steady. Pork dull
•14 05@11 10. Lard qniet; steam 8{
9*> Turpentine dull at 61*. Borin l
changed at •* 85; btrained. Frsig
a tiasa; snA-to his entire rptiafaptipn,
MJMUMiMOqU *M) M* W 1 )
oonnty hgve learned by sad experience
the necessity for organization. They
are now tnoroughly organized and arona-
ed; they witl stand firmly by their or-
ganizfttion, and there need be no fears aa
ROUM9 TKIP
ltbep*amt«^'
telegraph news
is [to any one, or all of these oases, ^
retxBtii we shall, with d^euu^r, riap
on» letter tq tha,Pr*ridu^Van«w wi^pi*
SUNDAY'S DISPATCHES.
KENTUCKY.
GREELEY!
ASTCmPIMO FKClauiiiFnal
hatwei.itueb'
fiailraafi (tune Sable.
PULLMAN PALACE CAMS
wSttaunaiF* vu<<wm«a tsviow-
NO NKLAY AT TUMWAL POINT*,
pMMDtin Wrioc Aflsnts brMOl.X. Mi e
W. * A. E. B.. m*k* cIom unmcfltlo— si Ban* wtt
FAST EXPRESS ;TRAIN
of Seims, Borne k Del ton Bsilroed, sirlrlnf st
Balms at A Iff
lliw)il-|i tfraWWOPI
■^nw gti
Ei toitive conslderslion.
lYith this exposition, for the present,
to forbear «U farther comments, nntil
w< sea the Affitoney-Oenarri’a terpense
to the appeal thnamade, and, see w.bulwfn
imoomtinparty qf this, Dooglas county,
it this day at Pouglagville, for the par
se of nominating some suitable per-
ASPIRANT!
■on, to bsriaoiedon the firsf Wcdneadav
in October next, to represent the interest
of this county, st the next meeting of
the General Assembly of this State.
On motion of Oapt O. P. Bowen, the
meeting waa organized by ealliug G. W.
McLurty, Esq., to the Chair, and re
questing D. W. Prioe to setae Secretary.
1 Oapt. M. Edwards was then requested
td explain tbs obieot el the meeting,
which ha d|d ia a dear and coaoiae man-
fta motion of Cap! Bowen a Commit
tee of five were appointed to report snit-
£S;:
‘titigm
T H EJf^WEED
SEWING MACHINE.
8*1 m* *t 12:*> AM ’
Fat* m low m by iu
*W Perch*** TI^cnU ri* KingBkm at th* Q*n<
Ticket Offlo*
JOHN b. FECI,
Oeneml Pk**enA«*nt, Petona, All
B. Q. BAKMEY,
Oaneral Superintendent
BEAU OUCPBELL. Local
paygft-tf No. 4 UmballHSni
■imlfl form, and flffihoNt the last ara-
tepee, waa seat by lalagiuph to <be South-
« Pr HNMLuflb>irimd to*sdsy> |go
sjUBtteaaruc:?
3anr
II mMiMiwab aMMM, Mi m-i
peMtty«MW .firt invftdftm of fhklati
K
. l:Npm
10:0c pm
T*s Wllppsat, -Wot So,” nr. •> Hu.
JJJ," •(■*• Oolninbw* Require,,onr.
This restless, fsult-flndor, so foil Of
Greeleylsm, seems as determine^ V>
ITS HAKE 1KFUKJ ITS QUALITY.
Five Tears Experience Coaflrma IU Title.
Oonstraotad upon tke moat approved sci
entific principle* of the beet met vial aad
workmanship poedble. It la warranted to
Change of Schedule.
OmcnniATL Sept 21.—When Greeley
arrived at Newport to-day ha apoksas
follows:
Oitiemu qf Newport: Thera waau time
aad that not many ;aan ago, whan I
would net have been weloomed to the
adit of Kentuoky aa I am to-day. There
wns a time when Kentoekisas did not
think of me as they do now, and I believe
ft) waa bees use they did not naderstand
tqs ao well as they now do; for in old
tipnes I was the humble, though zealous
feiand of Kentuokyts noblest statesman,
Henry Olay, a loved and trusted and
followed that man for many yaus;
and sora was my heart when the news
paste that oar fondest anticipations warn
blighted, and ha waa not ohoaen Preal-
Atlanta g New Orleans
wua AVr VABTICULAU nSwior»
snyoUur.
PHomaoJ tons, to nit *il
SSUWmptod. Apply by UUar oris
psnoatoTk,WmCSavIds KochlnoOo.
SfoKT-HUorlotulteool, oorner Brood,
MmosIo Tompte. AUkata, So. Bnoob
•olooroom,oor. MolBkab oad CUI> otroolo,
in tho political issues of tba day.
it tba oonolusion of Prof. Daman's
aoh the oommittee returned and made
follsaring report:
firms a, according to a decision of
-- —'7* |wuti aww
Ifna without further oenamenl. A 1 few
wptds ouly *u mhmit on anotbev;
The chief aim ot thia Mr. "Hmper” to
Ua last volley, mm» to have btoa to N-
tort upon PI «w saying thaf, in hla fault-
flnding s*sinat us, be “moet strikingly
“DOMESTIC”.
A*mve^ - •
Uo. SSSpot
oosoo.no A4f p m
OrkaM.. INpa
But whst mliters it P The feme ot
Clay waa world-wide, and he ia revered
and loved by aillioDeof bis eouatrymen,
and will be for generations to oome.—
What matters it whether he filled one
office er another, or no offioef Theoffioe
does not make the man. It ia man like
these who dignify and glorify an office.
He oouclnded: “Many times I waa
told, fifteen or twenty yean sgo, 'you
md oj Hie Ezoeiteopy, Gov. Smith,
ooouly ia denied, by the Oonatita-
, ot any direct representation in the
“BEST
TO USE."
“.EASIEST
TO SELL."
tsflrtttkstost
•tod thu .ukunotog uf Htibu to*
I." -,o- r '! ,1 irr . I
: uvsDfk tkti fto^tothato ka unfor-
i as h* was unsuaeeeaful in sudtain-
•Huff JMMildtAMfNn
• • Washington, D. <X
‘ Ms Data Bn:
bMNMiMK far slsmaaay aad
sterner Jahshal4« fl tksae pAtMbM
And whereas, Wa feel that it ia najoat
that we, aa a eoanty, should be required
to pay tsx for toe support of tbe gsnarsl
Government of the State, aad perform
all other duties required aa dtUenao'
tha State, and yet be denied tho right of
« any W his "NotSoV ; for in his re-
a«b*kasbateoufinnedto«oompartaou
■ ■•da.
Hid reply ia a ocoater refarunea to an-
Jtarvwresto Job, to-wit: toaMh. uf tha
■MIKTIC ” 8,1. Ct, W Clisktrs Bt, N. F.
Or We. a DoOlvr. Opera Koaoo, Morlotto
atroot, Atlanta, Oa.
TIT* BAT> —isrstonts tew Improeo* Wbette,
If k Wlianas Mnaa* Rnno Wood ..A 1
should you toll ms I will be protected in
t‘ e Souk f I have never been there
because my duties did ao* call
me there; but I always frit oertaia
NM ehapter. That vatat aa used by him
•tiVapplied to us in tfasae woros:
He msy think Mila very apprapriato
material for hla purpose. Ou thia point
ot the Act of
» -ihwEu.
saipf UtoHn-
CEdtuational.
peeked|sway, fellow citizens Yen may
have hem one of tha moat effkotive Con
federate eoidiars of the late struggle, and
won can travel all over thin country,
3nd I think no one exoept
Very low, vulgar peapts, will offer any in
sult I tnvried to Ike firth eel part of
South Texas last year. I was everywhere
Well received, i think every Northern
man who want Booth minding his own
PATAP8C0 FEMALE INSTI
TUTE,
■varezMr/juean. mb.
ramniwnTUTBkaibasisoponuoa tortbir-
‘HmSmmaiiSSkm
intended qqito as muck
Southern Home School
For Toimg Ladies,