About Columbus daily enquirer. (Columbus, Ga.) 1874-1877 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1877)
BH -■ m 9*ilg %nqn\Ktx. munro. w TUBSDAY.. URGEST CIRCUL AND non THAN TWICE THE lAB^^ST AflSNCSATK OMOIILATIONI Down in Um ilMtta of Baltimore and Ion c# tha Cabinet is that tty i , Fht.burg, radtty nilM Mm of tty brirftyng W th. front nil Oik A Caravan JM belong* to church* of dllfsrtot «mdi. He Hnti Imi m (TSm Is on Um right — rattan bothlnEgypt ft fining off you by. yenr. It to— lew In lMl than u me. .- .!'T t! ». 1 On. Buuuoud, in n long letter to the New Orieeae Ttmtt, pi— Ue faith to Oept Eede'e jetUne at Ibn Booth Feae of the Mtastytypi Tan Chicago hanha are to—ring the ndtae of John Sherman and hie polloyof ooottaotloe and reramptiou. It giro* them thirty daye eoapeneion In the hot Aral—hlonable wedding la KogUnd Um ether deg n beanUfnl ohild of Ava ye—noted—chief bridea—id, and wore — n iiM • VBMIMlftN £!C onlard freak, trimmed with fofdh. and ohtp hat with long while Tnn New York Sun eareaetloally obeer- WO that Mr. Tilden'e departure for Europe leaven the tlnited Biatea wtthont a man who wan ever elected to the Preeid—oy. Thie la the JStin't way of making fa— at Mr. Hayee. Karon Bono, who waa lately aentonoed by court-martial to two peer'a a—peneion fi— thenrmy fat Improper oondnot to ward the wife of a brother officer, le in Waahington trying to obtain a mitigation Tuan — twelve thooaand bow— to let In Philadelphia, and a real Mtate deal, er prediota that before ocld weather ante in theinumber will be inoroaeed to fifteen t him toad In oo—uqimxo* of the doubling up of families. Hoo peeking in oomtoafcd maoh more niOMivoly in the Weetthee year than leal. Fie—'March lit to date 1,885,000 boga have been paoked in Ule W—tern olUee and tow—, agai—11,110,000 for the name period iaat year. Gan. Howabd hie made a aura— of it th— far. He haa killed two India— dor the I—of every ten aoldien,—d tt to onto a genet too of time when the Iaat red man wU try to trump the ace with a tan-epot and go to the wall. A Brvmm “Bird of IhaCaepnUve often in todlaitaeeie, ai na^t from Judge J.m-&U, formerly ModUoeUo and m it min down lmto Amtrloa" graoea • pra- formerly of t gaaee down into the faannf the Bn——ton it tonga, “Boy, a—y *ba eagle’e Bight avar betolne." 7 J*M yocng Frlnoc Imperial, Napoleon IV., ia about to appear at Bnoharaet, wh— It ie anppoaad he will join the Bua- at—nrmy; The Bocmaniana hall hie MftMff dn eooonnt of the friendahip of hie father, and hie eervi— in establish tog Hon manias autonomy ia 1855. , T*— TBana ware reported to Mew York Iaat weak tha death of sec children under Are yarn of age, all of wh— died of “earn ■ear oom plaint. H In the tw4nty'-four honra awftag Monday noon, 118 ohUdrra under fotrend one-half yean died, moat of them In deneely popnlated tenement Tnn Ban Erenoiaoo CKronUU —ye that the ooeunlUee appointed to Investigate the am—getoent of the tatai to that eity tod—poeedof regularBepublieana, there being neither a Democrat nor an Mi and it intimat— that it will not dlaeover any more croohadn— than it a—net help Aiding. Th— have added the to to* nth—stefulaae—entente of Bern- tojM; Md>i tthrimpeoting Boetonian wm awfndled ont of nearly |8,000 by a guile- I—ywnng man who himw aU about Um Bomoataa'a brother, and an elderty gen Ilea— of be—volant eppeiratloe with geMmimmad epeo tool— Gw. Folds, of Virginia, who haa bean In the Egyptian military earvl- —vara yaara, an noun— in a totter reoeived at fMdertokabnrg, Virginia, on Monday, that the Khedive haa dieoharged all the Amerto— officen in hie aervioe. Tha —one of the Cheftve’a aot waa a disagree- ■ent which grew ont of complications tricing from Um Fact am war. Tin Mew Hampehlre Legislature haa adopted e Neoldtlon declaring that Nayaa w- “eleotad Praeldent by the people," mA deprecating any movement to reopen the qnaetion of the validity ot hie title. Another reeolnttoo, reciting the with- dmwel of troope from Booth Caroline and Loatoia—and approving DAILY ENQUIRER-BUN: COLUMBU^f cennoniM or th rail. ROAD BTRIREM. no bloody eoaoea of the Faria Com- enacted in Amerioa w—vojectod. The ufpTbh— ► coorae, — oounty eeMMtea at Dayton, Ohio, however, yatoorAaygeve Um Prerident and hie pol- i«y M unqualified endoroamrat. Tnnaa are strange thing* drawn np hum the depths by the reoeot oivil aervioe mtm, The President and Cabinet were thrown Into Inextricable oonftndou the ntMw MpAy n taMer from a Mamaeh—tta pedft—tone, Rating, that in aooordanoe with tlm —nt order he had J—t resigned hie p—uion — chairman of a Democratic Executive Committee. It ia — ppoeed that he waa toft over from the day* of Jaokaon. Ha will be furnished to Balaam end everybody will get e eh—— to — him. Th new Methodist Hymn Book, pro- peeed by e committee of Um General Oou- fertnoe, is oompleted, and h— be— ao- aeptod by the Board of Biahopa. It eon. tai—1,150 hymna, ot which two-thh— we— tak— from Um old maa—1. For the —toeUonof the 400 new hymna, some 1,800 hymn hooka were “-H and aarefally anaotod. Every hymn in the letter eity on Saturday night waa gtvfjh^np to the thief, robber —d incendiary. Nil- Ilona of doltora war# oocverted into ■moke. Lew wae powerless, end the mob ruled rampant. It to eteted that fewetrJk- eia were eeen in thie riotoua awexnblage; yet ttarir nation began the motion end eo> •enraged Um applicetloo of the torch. Their example hae be— to Ulnetrato the needof tty common* that no- are —ttttod to luxurtoa antll ell ere rap. plied with nraaeritiee—edortrin* that re ceive# tha nnanimo— rapport of the low —d abendened orealniwe Um world over, toil end envy the of property. The railroad oom pan toe resolved to re- dooewagee tan per cent. Tha firemen and brakemen reeolved to resist. It la now a o—bination exiata from Maine to California. The Amt experiment waa m—e an the Baltimore end Ohio Bailroed, end here the first fetal mistake wae made. The men had the undoubted right to quit the road an memo. Thie to the privilege of every free men. They, however, over stepped the bounds of tow when they ob- atroeted all the freight trains end by tbe force of Tiolehoe prevented olheia who willing to take tbe vacant ptoaee from doing —. They eoold have no war. rent for the employment of brute foroe to reatottha inelieneble righto*of others. True, the MHk'ers maintained they could not ex- tot on the propoeed redaction, that thay barely reoeived more than three or four dollars per w—k, and ton per cent, from that would oanae beggary, after under going the eevercet labor. Thie la herd, all most admit, bat ie it net .worse the starving men who ie willing to take tbe pitta—of Mast be be foreed to death end not be Hlowed the opportunity ‘for work. By thie fnter- ferenoe with property the strikers have alienated the sympathies of the oonntry end the strong arm of power to invoked in aU quartan to pot down an insurreo- Uon whieh h— been oonvartad from rikera to bands of pillagers. Tbe dietnrbaaoe began at Mertlnsborg. No freight trains were allbwad to pose. Tha Coventor of West Virginia ordered tha rioters to diaper— end eaa— interfer ence with property. They ref—ed and Continued to stop trains. Tha Governor df West Virginia had no militia for—, and the companies sent there fraternised with the disorderly. He wae compelled to aak' for United States troOpa, Wh!ob were granted, and nnBer ’the power of the General Government trains were allowed to mote —dman to be employed. Trouble wae eabeeqaently Inaugurated ■t Cumberland, Mary)—d, on the seme road. A regiment <i militia under orders of the Governor, marching through the at rests of Baltimore, was atoned by the crowd, and the offioer rightly command ed hie troops to fire. They did so end many of the etonere wen killed and wounded. Sinoe this lee—n, the police of Baltimore have been able to restrain the rabble. In order, however, to proteot the running of trains, Gov. Carroll haa round that he aennot trust hie militia end celled on the General Government for ttoope. The terrible eoense at Pittsburg era told in onr telegraphio —lomna. There, a Militia regiment from Philadelphia, bent ta restore order, area stocedon the streets. A fire w— returned. This regiment wad afterwards beaeigsd la tha round house and aaade.a narrow ssoepe from ths oily, li evlng behind tony deed. At night the filsnda df perdition wen tamed loose, rad toUllone of railroad property were burred, end cere robbed. The high earulvel of demons wee held. Few of the etrikers were aeon —ong tha rlotera, but their aptioo caused it ell. They Inaugurated the forolble Interference with the righto of the labdT end. property of others, sad they must stand the blame. They oannot plead subsequent action — an —owe. Thie notion at Plttobusg to bet the re sult ot Northern teachings and prseti— during the war. Bnmmers wero tangbt that It wss their privilege to steel end plunder, end thay did it. They have not forgotten the lesson, — the seeking of oars at Plttsbirg demonstrates. Aenraal, common women were worse then men. Then comae Gov. Hartranft, of tbe great State of Pennsylvania, who one* throetoned to bring th* whole of bis Ueh" to Washington if the Democrats end netlonel* tried to inaugurate tbe legally •lootedPresident, oonfeeaee beta power leee, leaves Pittsburg people lo restore or der, end appeals to the Government for troop*. Med he not bettor be eertaen of hie own Btafef He has thooeanda of mill tta,but either they won’t obey bis orders,or hs Is too week end vooillating to oommand th—. The strike is widening and the —me disorders are everywhere apparent. Freight trains ere not allowed to run, and ■sen ere brutally treated who offer —r> vice*. Power mast stop In to defend lew end right Tbe strikers ere feet becom ing rioters in every sen— of the word, end their notion trade to incite aggrava tion of the profeeeionals in crime. We are glad this affair is In the North tether than tha Booth. For yaara tha Government has been pretending lo pro- toot the negro. Now let it give security to white holders of railroad property in Um North, and laborers desirous of work. Let not the el—■ of so oh ottiee as Pitta- burg wiaid tbe torch *t pleasure. Th tong agony to over, and the e—• mandft of the United States at earner “Yantic,” who loft his guns at Capa Town, heron as ha an—tdasod hie ship not •tanneh enough to oerty th— act—the Atlantic, breaths* freely on— morn Hie ooune haa been approved by the 8 sew taryof the Navy. The —xt stop should be to give that bravery ta Um aervioe. It ded that the “Yantic" waa to—eh an an VACUunei or th —tibi- ■xst. Tbe railroad etaMhit Appear to have frightened the Gorernmeat jh W« * * .weed feta Oi whet to ie to be infected (he opln- the Cabinet U that ‘ i Weehing- of eoeiety, end the tendengy df the move ment ie to raeonrege tbe mob element to ■teal end plunder. Tbe Cabinet are eon- •htoring the propriety ef piecing ell the nUroede under Federal protentlao, — — to —nro the safe tranemlmlon of mails —d Government property. Gan. Hahooek, Um nodmaadar of the Atlantic Department, ia now la Philadel phia d^eetlng movements. T— Govern meat ta so—tried in tbe . retoelion of property In Waehlngtou, When the a tea lag* would’ be immense loafing in the Boi have —need. If Mr. Heycel In danger, ltahii erageifoM—he attamptof than Tha Aon th will r {Man— of Cm ac mrat of the mob WiU hardly bo aU a portion of bar to tha daf*nee of Th'U Express C oarry Governmen ion to New York. It to stated t favors on tmmed ling of Oongiaro. npe lag are pie lie He •ry ■to. the iri- slo i of to «- «a ib. ap, Mr. Waltaee said that the peo ple who .ect tLs delegates here era! to— with the belief that they vrorift do what a— right. Tha peoflaof hta'dtotattt did aot wirik to have the Co—rituMoa sub-' mined to them. He sstie—:1a ap pealing to pop—— feeling audio popular projodU: I—e-gen—and not ig—r- in— nho-dento |ho hurt. How—wiB- ng to appeal to O—Ur, h— not lo Faatoa —to the peJbe* M priaaha, but not to the I tat—or a Bolton. Tbs suotion to roniunritar w— lalt on tbs table. THU Tai’QOAUS—SXMR « CouvasnoH Won. —Already (he olausee of the Militia rad Elective Frsnohiae have been adopted. Yesterday the Bill of It nelly talk in the body, that the Atlanta that ridirale which the elsiees of MUledgeviUe to bo M the Btete Capitol are to be met. Many nro beginning to'believe this ques tion will be left to tbe oonntry — e eeps- and dlstinof ieeaa, and will not be in tbe tiohatitatlon. It ie to be hoped thie aont— will be panned. A prosediepetoh received later than onr special soys the Bill of Bights has been adapted. Tbe hold— of Georgia bonds are again nuking attempts to have them pud, end have brought #50,000 worth to the ettea- Uon of the Oraventiou. This will not The people have already derided by u overwhelming vote that none of fraudulent Hu— Ban ■triken aided tl Pittsburg 16 net le now very quie — end bant ed millions of ds ef Gov, Hartrenl teal i of lity ler- Irih. ncy itia itdr •d lest year—hae been fully demonstrated to be worse then expected. The Fenn- ■ylvrale Hailroad sad others have loet enough in property to have paid em ployes* a long time, the proposed redno Hon ooet th— fearfully. The Be« publlora journals of that State have for y—m been rampant on the General Gov ernment’s giving protoothm to the negro to the Booth. Do aot now they i assistance to savs th—selves from their own rober gangs—miners, oil —d other tabor— rad infuriated women of t own Btete ? Will they bowl se lustily for it — they have over the tasaginery wrooge of the black man! TuNew York BtrtUd devotee a column and a quarter to a description of the Na riowU Oraventton of Minlatnre Jonrnal- tato, Whihh took pie— at tha Ocean Hotel, Long Bran oh, on Monday last. One hun dred end twenty-five of th— little men, ropr—ntlng e oonetlt nenoy of from 40,000 to 56,000 readers, sst down in solemn eonnoil, end prooeeded to eleot offioers end drew up a aonetltntlon with ae much dignity and ahtowdn—as If they were — many legietat— brat on e—ying their platform. There are ft—1,500 lo 2,000 df th— youthful amateurs —tiered through the eonntry. In thill [ safety early her battery. wee a gallant thing of tbe oeptalu to i in b« at *llj and hia devotion should go nnnwaided. Dawoexi, known ee B—tan AI who tori to lofig been to New Orleans whet Com Pearl wee to Peris, ta now an inmate of — toewe asylum. Bhe one of the moot beautiful women In New Orleans, end the heroine of innumerable conquests. Physician* deulere that her insanity was censed by the — of ramel on her face. Her pioturoe wero quite the rage at one time among men of nil Tun idea of State rapervislea of roil roads ta in favor in n quarter from whioh commendation .would hardly have b—a expected. .Tha New York Journal of Commeree, tha oMWt and out of tha most iafluenfial ooriimerotal pap—to the ooun- try, re——ode the adoption of the pi ty aU the 8tetee in the Union. Tn rity tax collectors of Memphis ae- e*rt that during the peat two weeks not a ■aftataata—l of ■—j h—been col lected for tax— wh—with to pay tor re moving the dead doge whieh line the streets and alleys; The tax payers axe peyfcgg to terip sad Other oily indebted- ness, which they oea paMha— at a die- oonnt. craftiA^t ci UTOaKAt-niTH ftAV. ft—p—enas-xiA 1 omrr—fteta 4 it eomsgrtte—uxtOOt or tuu —i ou 60WHW>B amxaitmtT < tux HMmt _ maun— ohaho— Manx nt xn xxtoxt—worroun AMD TUX Tax——mm AIWOUI ABOPWiD axn utrw A past op trih bd—ftMitow-k TAXATION AND TUB PDXUO KBXT. OCrnspoxde— Okrsaieie and OOOSUUUSI. alltt.] ATLAuta, Jnly SI.—T— lueuifnxo ns txm* mu now pxoprx. — txx The jeriranl of yeetosdaj’o prams Me— se reed. Pendtag the mdty lfc siiso* (w. r ■ Dietrtet, gave Well—• (W. Yahof the Tw—ty- lepeet Teed, as Mr. Wofford (W. T.,)o< the Forty- —ond District, moVM to tilitiifltlel — much ef the riMMt of the Convention yesterday 6n elsettvc fronriite* —rotated lo tbe time of r set flames'— vot— and, •tao, to the pwviriem imoktog'fiheip*y< me—of taxes e pr—qeietlMto —ring. After eoaM decoteAue esottan to tod rid— w— Anally laid on the table. iii d am i i fa • cmnmm um ewin wfum, Mr. Toomboj (Bobeft;) Of 'Uto Twenty- ninth Dtotrtot, Chair—of theGomtaW- tee of Final Bevtatan, mwved a mspea. alon of the rales for tbe porA—ef rote mittiog • report on eau—tae eart-eomrtj offioers. The m—ton —•vaMed. fee rnlee isA Um icpM follow*:' eatunal. Section 1. Xeeb be a body id limltatlons' u may to .w not inoomneKble with lion. AU enttf'ty or am shall be in the aagu mete* end bound* df t shelf remain — now tnl— changed, se 8*o. 2. No new o Bee. 8. County lin ed, nnleta'fender thri rel taw for ttott porto... Bra 4 . No oouaty ane eiien be oh—gad voting at u etoeflon held for that pur and a two-thirds Vote W the Grid—i Ate sembly. Bee. 5. Old oettty «tu—tarifans may be diesolved sfid merged lith ecr “ counties by e two4kinfc Vota ef 1 fled eleot— of s—h eonntd, voti eleetion held Mr that pulp—. Bee. 6. Tho' eonq& otteeke ehtll be flljll_"lUllMi llhlll ■In ^tyOravroBratfen . j»i i your kind and friendly feeling— rariptomrtteg, yet I ttfl—fttukyei deepened na Idldx-*rae ' e*ge ttyt it would create on—*, •tOielam. H er—not e I w— 6— rinsed th— WrameA ramnft. oojkmm toftaJl — pe—e, end l determined to nm fi toc the: ItttlfftQtiOO ol tkg DBAftl NN fl/ Itg INNE|( 'JLitmB tpNM NBWmnNN t J—tat Femanegy I have nop—- IMllnf m Am nmSUm|, ——nl. hoy like a- or not If they don— irleh a trade with par bon—, I wig b* —- feetiy wttaied, nay,gmtiAed, — I—Here we I— much mora then wngnla ty theta custom. Should the Jews, undax th— eiroumatanoee, w—t to draw a etataDUi^t I might determine not to deej with — puroh— from them, and then they might, •oeeibly And greater reariNui than even, or feeling bad. Every dollar wo —U thane, e eat off by at toast gdPQ pnip—id Irene them. No, my daar friend, do not feel' eon earned about me in this matter. I know what haa been done, and, — fully wedtoeM—ty ta. It Im* net hereto. _. been my netom to “heril ont" or ■hedge” when I ha— dallberatoly •ken a stand, and I — now too well on, uye— to begin. Nothing hot my par ous! regard tor yenraelf would lead — q write thus at length .upon a topic whieh hold to oontempt I have yet to learn het amen cannot date—toe that he will tot keep • Jew or negro boarding ho—e without drawing open him th# wrath of •itherr—e. But never —tod. This,— rom will see, ta all o— tog ent right on • ■sober eeeend thought,*’ end pwribly the lew* may-yet regret having made rag> i f— about n matter to wfieh they had Mtoee— of eomplrint. The town yetiper. nit ■ —an to urn hie property — he •lee—, rad I prop— s—retring that •leased privilege, uotwii—tandtagMo— nd all hie d—enflente may object. Binoerely yonre, Hxxmr Hiurox. their re- bythe Lagtaie- i of eeuntyj— |i gjjiQgfi •tooted by tbe ouritfirid votrife of ■peotive couutfee or dletrifeix, ■ hold theta office* for two yeti*. They shall be removed on oonvietlon of m«|-- praetioe in often end ho person thrift* eligible to any of the olfi— Aero keNfrM to nnl— he shall have been e i—Utrit of that oounty for one year, end shell be qualified to discharge the duties Bee. 7. Whatever tribe—I — oft— may henaf tar be oreetad tore, for the transaction tom, shall be uniform State, sod of the eeme end remedies, except tbat the _ may provide forth* sppui——tef —m miarioners of roede and raven— tat —y oounty. woman's sight*. Mr. Goererd (J. M0, of the FtaADie- triot, offered the following — '■an tiouri —lira to the BleeHve Frarit Section 10. Aty !X’5Sr5f a ^± publie school law In thll I The seeilon w— laid on tlis fable. bumnvn reaou—. As u—M the following to the Ml text of the bill which the Omrtfeofeoh adopted: Section 1. In ell etaotioaa, ty toe peo- e, the el—tore ehrilvotaty bgllph Bra 2. Every male person be— to the United States, and every euaie eitiara ir-ssssn-Ktsias thta State six month* next pro—disc the eleetion, and shall have serided Bu— months in the oounty ia which he off— to vote, end shall have p«M all tag— re- quirod of him, (escape-— hereinafter provided,) who amy be * weldent of the State at the tie— of tty adoption of this Constitution shell ty deemed an eleetori andatyli tyro all the righto of an elector — afeose*l< t iVeef- tud, That *o eototer, sail— — ta—tas in IZSWZXgg _ “ the following onth-eft-mltag i dp ewe— or efttae- that \ am TuNew York Demoerata have never — more ooaAdeaL They not only manitoat Um moot poriUve faith that they will elect theta go—sal Ucket this fall ty a large majority, bet they expert to get a good working majority in both branch— or the Legtalstora. Tn receiver ef the Bepabita Lite Iaxu- rraoe Comp—y efChtaSge roperts that ito as—to art #1,885,788; MibiUltae #4,888,- 586. This company did* large bwtntae to Tenn—si, when Arotorgaxlssd Mho. Oat*? ariary*tty peat eeaaon wm #S50e week. Tnx call By Be—ft * watering plara Box Inou—u, tty profaiM, ta draw ing immn— crowds to the West. twraiyaons years old, hero. —ridoi to the Bute six mg——.to .thie eenty.to— months next an—HMT thlta olerii— i I have paid ell tax— whieh rinse toe a#ap* Goo of the —t go—ti—ttau thta State required of — whioh I tyro tad an op. portanity of paying pngrlo— talkr Wt year.” 8eotlon 8. Na pnpon wh# toftw hoUro the— meta eeennntid ton and -grid Into ttyTnaaan. Bra 4. Nop——A, tioo of thta Orartil " of thta State, Shall fighting a duel in 1 of sanding, — — oonvtoted of sidle, shall vote or hold 1 1— he shell haVe •very auoh penon to rack punishment — —ribs. Bra 5. Th* O—l provid* from U— to MtaS, tor Miration of ell eleoton, bat the foitetri— - nls—s of perac— ridfarita pexasitta. to ragtatar, vote — taaM eft—tar agpriaD nust ol kows — ta—t to tfeta State t The— who ehall hnva b—T—note—■ to any of the court* *« thta Atata— •geinet tty Btata of C be—leoerot of pahHeRL •a— to oftra bo—ry— to—ny.in ■—r eonrtof ocmpitaoi jwrtrita*tan, — apy crime, involving a—I tanitafla pnatriubte ty tty tone of thta Atata with impri—me— to the panttanthey, nnl— »i*k per—ehril —wo haen p—» ft. BUHII jffllMH. JOHMNABtACMAK. tlBKiiSSCftASCB AGENTS. RtyflftMlIag tWWafl-toown, Ratpouibl* and Jririft Paftlar Ci-Mrirt, Gcrttuaa&rctml Untott ftjggurance Company, i ,v LONDON—Am ate $19,SSI,671 by, field. ■ - ***** * W estoheater InraraHce Compitny, N. Y., A#MtS #1,000,000, Cold, Firemans Fund Innnranoe OompAAy, •Aft FRANOitOO—The Most Popular bin. O*. In tkd IlnUfed AtftftB ; Tn New York Herald publish— the 'ollowing emeng its mtchee: ■The friends of Booty— ntyjAg an ioneiderebly annoyed at tty psbUoiiy [ivarion Idle p—ginph fro— a We—in|- •n paper eonneottog bU fesmewHh ttyt if an eccentric patent lswyta{ wh6 w— •Id to have bo—ed that ty tad Tetton rom the Benstor deflolng his views on the President's pohoy. ThetaWysrw— prob- Ably never sera by Braftty —a latter’s knowledge, end eertataly ho letter from 1 him, I levs been written ty the'! I wry, to answer to a roqhaft foT abmA i Jongreseionsl document or pubUopepee. < ecisring ttyt tty SssrjM!-«3arsYi. th* determined ojd fermerdhi| flottoit oonMoroi ■nth Ifou— over the euffi .... ghettos arm wee ,-ved.i ■ rate weeksi of' oarotol naming, i el galloped off to join c ampuutively i < neatly became ■ ow fills tbe Fi r *rk SyUmtu. 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