About Georgia weekly opinion. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1867-1868 | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1868)
GEQRCHA y u i /j TRfW VOirT-NU; 1 ' J» MfcJ nil nil'll n .1* n .-J.r. II jli l fci.« In ir-.i.i -.ii: olein r miis1\iza{ • iF.UIrJ ifll/n/ian Tm t rlrtttffl J 'ijJi'i* r^l -.'H 'i'ir7rrrrir»r :;;vl Atlanta, 0 (?a;, Tuesday morning; march ii, iscs. -: >.iii:< . ■■,« ijil-id. i»l»-tt ulim-.lit Iota .nnln'1 nU I" 1 ■ * 1 * 1 • 1 , ' l ‘.‘..‘ ' '' • , )TERMS-$3 00 7 lliilijloiil sii,i*. '....V.'.'iViT il Tin' iltiiMiinMiatt of atc'd l£vvry ihlim H jjeutiw tldvlIlolHy %W@tea ijn Utarcatle**: temper Of tlio multi- IB&EEXBSBP] —* '"’-’"“rtlli ytoteean*.Iiyai!IHI!i' ad thHr Deihocriits, of Coluuik^ , b M,4| 1’fcK cstc< l the name .of.ilstiry I/. • BefitrttyfV Jjf tha$ city, as a suitable candidate Jfflftjyj^rnon Gen. BcnnRi£ is aii 1 ,§nd U perhaps one of th^i most worthy and available Wfii\ In Iht party; W#.fc»fmv not whether he opposes IiatlflcftfjotL pro- Mb. Ciusk and tirK T^Vrititii wr<s.-- lb(j rblladelphla Prert «ay’cjjfc/ jf ustica Chase, “In his dignified cq»y»umientlon to tli<j Senate, hjwspM nothing towarWHt thij displeasure of the Democracy.*** To which the New Yoi^TTIiixcs ryyppink: “That isfftfc^ hift is^rnot equally trua that he says nothing tb : whi HlnT llm Me- nunciations of thV cXtrtytyc Radicals? Tim Press seems in dined iWiMVJect to the letter of theChief Justice, only il>eu;iiiso It gives pleasure to the Democrats. This is very like the feeling Which MaMulay says led th« Puritans to obieettatayy^hf I ting; it was- not because tlicy eaicd for ill c^su tier mgs nt the bear, but ttlAy'i^m pyt iulffiratc the pleasure of the spectators^ ii ! Mixkd.—The Culqifibu* £>uu canfMnrds the name o( Julies AUviua, 1 Eoqs CoUcctifr of the Internai Revenue for thW TMstrfct, wiUi tfiat’ of Mr. AilkW, member of the srag^Siaaiyiti w herein It is asserted that the watch was stolen by a member of the Convention. This is a'fntetake."Mr. AWkliUMs quite ]H)sitl>'c,that^hfr t b Jy f wiimi *hhi Jie ■ vfn<*ii ;*hlt% lrtah, anu fifr ought he kuows to the eoutniry, a Democrat. v the battle m." JirebdUiuiltel W> Vhe pro- del phla j pMebment is Th«n0e&. Grant Impeachment sc be me. 4 s tliut gramme? _ P SA Sk»nificaxt>—The address of ;tfie Demo cratic Central Committee, of New Hamp shire, contains this significant passage: We enjoin you. also, to sec to It carefully that she Conservative voter whom misfor tune ur oppressive taxation lias made poor, be not too sorely tempted by want to ac cept the prollerod bribe qf-bl* eneuvy.’ Doe* this mean that if the diefiiyyfTcr- bn© barrel of ffoiir for a vote, tuat the 1 >cmocrts should offer two ? Jflrjtfifr‘iJibhgo -‘oK Democratic and Conservative, **-<•%*>- ward Chief Justice DIas^ tyfi-li^'rtJcTi&'t (long kafpfcete‘d!)"ll»at .radge ( iu.sk i* more Radical itf’ name man in fact.' We have known tbis'fln^ aomb' tiimf. MetV’tiPlfls calibre are KcktotirMCtHHiilMAf They can’t be. Kxirctiux’pfosorljitive ildiiftiv^ find alWdinff plficeonly in ijitle minds. ’Such a man us Salmon B. (.Hahn Always rises aitove mejfl J>arti7„-m iiiUeiiess. -h- • DKl.RU.trKM T&ytlfCUu/jdlJ Cox V gXTldSt Ti:0 foliowing urw the delegnTt’S elveT from this State to the Cldeogn Not tonal Convention, which assembles ou the JOtli of May next: IiKLKOjtThs at Foster Dhwlgctt. J. It Parrott, K. Ilulbeit. ILHopkins. ALTimxih/ ^nulling. Jb K. Mu- Cay, J. hsfwanl. First DUtiiCt.—Arfcrilan-ls, Isaac See ley. . .\ P Second District.—K. II. \\ hileley. John Murphy. . f • . • Third District*-—4, th* Mniill. W/jC, Smith.- • • ' '• " Fourth -DMi-ht—G. O. Wilbur, W. H. Whitehead. , k „ Filth DiafritfutW. fi* tofifug, bphraiui Tw'ewltyv ’ •* Sixtii District.—F. tY. Adams, Madison Bell. ' .. ^Seventh Idsttlet.—I.*i\ Gudgcr, \V, iy Each of the delegate* from the Congref- fiiouid Dhai , letK'a#e*efilfHJWert l fl / tdiu!e'ct tfn a termite in ease hfc shonld be,u,b^e 4p at tend. 17 ^ * ‘ ' 5 ** * ': lxM L,. Tine Rvkal Soifjiikiwiai.^-Thh is the title of B t)ew numtb^y p» vkalAmU.; edited by/Saiwuel A* .BolmhvanU pnMishWt w MeM'rf. Miller, Winliam A Hailey, o? thf city. Tfw*rhMiWr , la'h»re‘ us fs fijf(td»om«5- i IyiWh‘ttMraniffcd*rili(jp?,i! ,l,1 ^ , t :l V^ valu " ablp utyd i^vteh^ling to the hoftiutilturtHek. nnu the gei^era) reader. .We/wi*b'itrt m w. gti<e Ji,/.m"!"* <* • .—r^nrjiafcljrnrri——^’f u,- Major H. il. uilljer, formerly of the OonMiiMlu unf, »u<l rfflTYhrflul lp MoHII« dottniirtW' a week •Ince, near ffffojtv.WwtAKV county, Ala. Vmt —,r——ttotv >\>i. -*gt OT The Catholic Church in SidnlySfUec tfWl pro^UcaDiilftM 4|r« |>crforBicA How i«4t ♦withi man ? t Ftdthiots to - *! Most! '4/tfy bnbi ftc beiinfy *dlid grandeur hi WHfb'iirtMdOi’ rililt'd by^^t’hb 1 contrast.' ' '* Ve WImtarcyou timowierving, Iiair-splitting editors about? With tlio press, tliaPgreat leVer ! of pb*ier, In yotir hands, you'sliOUld ygry fbuh^atlyu* qf error.' On thc coutnii y. It would* »ecm, judging from ^ its fruits, of lute. It lisd produced thore eti( d [ftmh ^tfjV’A^Vwfi^t^Kro'dtii- ■ Ylcegei-iiif,,'pf, jh'f .Haqrod jt'ross and wiielil—w hut are tliey doing? Aih- tlicy fully ^InlietHii the armor of Salva tion ? Ale thi'y ’ qit.ehehln^, or ‘kjtj‘d}lijg most of Ji/s^l Jjre V- VYJmresmileatho goMon Ucs|M)ridr* iti whleii tiieliiifmlni |»rolill<f ban f? •»- Arc rhc!r lj bfoWs , gjfrJA'hdMl \frrh ’’ 'jHatab.. />Vdih? Are i tlicy...B.,seV' of,.drone* in tlie boo4»ivo of liudiaulty ? -Thm* '*h In the tmr of nirlHIniwluWtliWf npiti* 1 it *2.(yxt ye*nt ago,, * £.o| It inyuliters nn tbe traeki and, at the very Htatiou w here Plato left It then, fcfcdibatlf after Sabbath they gitwt their Anditors'tfMlf tiki, ^bservatlo.ryt of v de^iJ f bfi‘t 1 fritifipg ’ cllritiirles. Thorp is the Rev. Epliralth SmoiSlu nil amkles.' iind biandi-hments 'during the week, with h ‘•cut ayd dried "dlsHfSfilpu lu hi* pocket. riViUP oily 'tongiie hU la^guage flow*" as (rom jyj^wrJy stieain into sentence* nni- eicala* melodies, to end ih periods rdtibd- 4A gip? etiphimlous. Iri lUeas lie is pdor, Vhgtie In j hilospliy, and in religion iudls- Uncbi Tho transeoiulontallims of thu day have won upon ills cat, and the infidelity of unbelief Is an dc^dsiohal gue*t of liis tliouglit*. Fain ua#wi»Hie substitute the doctrlnos «f sbcrtite» for tbi* • of tTlirist; but Year of indignation causes him to trembli; he.fqre .tlie good |n»opie of Ills congregation. A* to politics and politi cians tlicy should lie tcWnm' mentioned now-a-days. They, lan e lost tho dignity of their )iast estate.. The <giant oaks of the iorest have long since fallen; and a spurf- mik sjt'kly gVoivtli rises in llicir stead. They pave become so corrupt, that even the '.lime bird of the N ile would disdain to soil Its wings in their IlltliV pools. Take a glance, for Instance, at old Matlo'W Pln>ed- out. as fit! still Went* the Valley of dry- i»otie» for soiim rotting carcass of tlie dead; and say if your souWees not instinctively till with disgust. A demagogue f»y nature, and by prsetl»*c a charlatan, he throve for a time on the unsateil madness of the mob': but now there ure none .so pot»r au to- do him reverence, lie has had Ilia day. lli>i Min Is set. His starless night Is overhung with an unbroken eiottrt of deep and ilattbi- ing n*morse. . JMdaUu -roasAWi ever wcewr-Co-ymr.-Mr. K<liter, why tl.'e>c arb go dndiy dull axes to grind now-a-days? Every man . you meet lias an **axu to grind.” ^nd,ftirtfier- morp. unb.«s vou are expert in turniug a crank, they have but little n-c tor you. If lemdius mo of u couplet of Hyron»j in whi£h he s:iy«: The worlit U a tmndlaiif-liaj, • M.iiii. n I are the llist '• .l am no parodist, but I will atjeihpt to mmlemi/.e the alaive—so here goes: - ! The vro?M Is u mill orthflUmti. t Mankiiul huvv their axe* to griuti. Ay. and the most of them get ground wUh.tbelraxes. Even the women are not without axes to grind. There goes ^nc now, lieautiful as a day-dream.wnd »\fee^ ;u Uie fH riiiuie of the lirliotr-qie. with an axe to grind. Arriving at tlie milltfjiv object ol* her mission will be royly .ili- vulged only to ettpid and Hymen. Mollio Ulooinertop wickedly remarked to me the otiier day. tlfat the time was near, wlietv lief *ex would enjoy eqUjd |K>litieal privi leges with mine. Then* withadaihint look, and an Kxe in band, she, too. hrfytlud to ward thu mill. . / Tliere are two tilings, Mr; Editor, in widqji this motley herd of human cattle are -ailly deliieient—'Truth and llohctfy. AiKlXo alaei* of tm‘se.su|H raliumiuiit van ity, flee,pie*iimptbm. and; tj cap the cli max, a score of ’pardon* black as the heort of Cain.i.iid what a pietme you behold! And yet. from this deep and fearfHfiln^th' of total depravity, a ladder oacemU'tq, Ueitveiit .Strange us It would Appcor,Ve all, or moot of us, expect to tninp^fat wg>> U’e cheat God, and fondle w ith, the D^yi^^rustlngjute in the evening tdgiftip atabound.-.. s * \* There goes 1'fregrlnc Plekle. with three ^ nv< l bis anq, Htitf iifit^ln liamC from vtiik b now and thmi WnlblSes a fre»l» nior ea l. Peregrine, after all Vint may belaid of 111 in .is a prtrtty Tuli-sattijili* of g Jinixed unlit It mil- With* a - plentiful supply pr ginger bread, the pf tyer Of yllCMr U tins nmxfni of ids life. A |4dloaoph^Vof the epif.liriaQ ^liool, v\lint riglit. ha*- the broil if>he hadany. to interr ’ iinalil. Not nicsia^bo.rrr^ccictMjM McCulloch, in roepoi^o lo no iuquiry, tlaUy eontrodlets the rumors which ihmvb prevailed ths^t hfi bod resigned. ^,:THcg,»iaddBini»of-flie golden j jtlipUce,; whpsflj rpolnonothl wine iraiAafo^petj tlmm 4o its like, tilt listened again. It must be so. One brays Jike an rn, tl«> grtfnt0fHle*wine| »mi: nnother the f#flk olfyftlWUmlLWM lUrwigb a mul- 4jpUpl^r. < ^ lfi ^, HV gwl^ aMnnimt- di^orted- features nrtfjMnnwp/^fhucyc. XBSfced atnln- VWt SimtUwap fttnuding- ode :, t icr v*Adnjfi tW4|uWlWK.'^^«jr«ir’0f!fclm rav lu^ qrow d u.ss *J f u put le Asy I urn, frohi iho.IiHpatcs had.l»ccn. turinhl loosq tp.avoM.firqi He replied lu w grave mul dlgni^cdApoe,,^# jt w«4 Um exchange mapt* \vIiqorb*uifl-’„ stocky gokh and erctyj thlpg fohU»y,day.t Mid l^at ^hcsq.luna^civ os I supjioikhI them So Xur,.wcreg;ui|(>K'rs upmi eliauuoTrltazrtriling the day tq thu fcverWi um-ertahirlea . pre^ s. ntjcd licit-, ;iinl the night iic>oliiig to the iqio?cr eoi)pptij||oij,of,t» e <«|rd tiibliv .iUnf lsic^u^/)i;^iichsem'fM. bo iiftpuejoir. Is theru» Mr. Editor, n#> brighter picture of Uiis sinful. Awtei ing ui^ss of humanity ? AreatuijorUv of mankind muil-dobbers ut)d dirt-eatejs. plodding tills weary life mulcFi tho, prpinpiuig ol'sateless iiwtliiet mid veuul lust, wiili no thouglit al»ove the range qf of Iwa^tly gonse • Do they never l<a;k iip f ami y^A'^i.iu -O Go*', how won- dej iitbare Ihy wprkal Tbou didst cr»*ate this ipighky Muivevse, that we might rever yiKaj^unladorc ,Thy majesty and power, yet how unmindful mu I of their ever pee* cut glory , . * f ro* Butt Mr. Editor. I tru-t neither you nor p«|}r. ryadays will, projudgu mo of nyni- elsin. *Tis true Dlogenese understood tin true philosophy of imnw Imk ho was .too jaoak to it# aid lent points. There i> .much in the world tpvoii'U niu—more evil l (car, tiiau gooii, yet flmre is a germ ii ^|iq heart of, U|D Uuifuu herd which, when tended .l»y proper cure, will quietly am! ekadlly unfold,sa a blossom on tlie Tree ol Elfe. .Lotuscultivate mid nurture It will* thu sitn-liine aud rain and dews of lieav AVhiUl tlie vo|qo of humanity pleads for succor in every brceya*, wu should novi (lCsjiair of doing good. Let us apply (Ii proi** to every festering r-ore. There is a power i» Truth—a weaimn at our com- maud—/iiqru AubJiiuemid lieHiitifui tlmn all tliu fjiisel ,uiorkejh*s of tlie world. With virtue.apd cliristUuity H 'lel In liuml it .may be made to uuhiuge tlie prison doors r.lmt.da*'U>; hotter in mnnkii d. Then may daylight in full effulgence bur-t ujKin u world ol slu. when mamicss hrute than man, shall resume the lost image of hi* Maker—God. -Roiu.kick Random. I.IIMIViI Uic ^pin|rl „ .... front all quarters, loafer, idler, and’ italakJ man. Thera were to bearert Jew. A Ethiopian, Yankee, Rebel. Aa \ approach ed, different %ml M vMl^ , qi9t. tnj cart. What Bubal Is tWs? askeil I of t^y* self. ■ At first 1 Imagined It w as a festival. In which tlie revellers had fallen under the Is Pkksidknt Johnson Inhank.—TI.c New Yortc ftnn Insists that lie is partially Insane, and.pidqrs.seriously upon tho task of adducingcvhhiiice to tills efi'cet. 8|>cnkiiigof Ids Inauguration as President, wherein. be iiisiilt<*d man tlie foreign Ministers, tlie Sun says: 6tirv*wa riUrenS. as well as fhe repre- sutifatives «*l forei n gmermnents wlih woi« <t»ivm»nt. |iK»kis| iijh.ii | with uston- islimeat. Jtm then* i»revaiJs .ijmo-r niil- v?t4«d.T; outside of tli-wn wlw» wi re eye witnesses, a miadikeu notionortiief lrcum- 1 stance*of* thitf’'event A*ror !Ibgto tlie mosttiristu*ortfiv>viib-iie**. -Mr Jolinsoi- was noO—nr lie Is gehi«rn?l\ siipf»osed n have lt**eii-Miil»*xlcau*d wlieli he took tin (Milhof oHh*e snd iii-iih- Ids Inaiigtmitlou speech. Di-ii; IlHiikk and oth -r distliigulsh- a«l mi ‘die men.-who were very nenrto hliri.' ami had Hie last pov-nlrfe opqwWfauitv n», seeing everything r?» \ pass-m, Imre stittvl that Uie-manner of Mr. .lohnsou gjivd no ImlicafIons whatever that he liad been drinking. TbtW fimt only ,lih r-ji«»ed-tfa surprise ami w-ride? til bl^'mosf Imippr •’ nrlatnund lmo r *is*nr i-em.irks. The late rroston-Wing aM*Vtlirit he hid b«*,-n wHi Mti Jidrii'Oii'rtvil day, and that Mr. Job if, son had taken':ah a single glass oT'irlhe: lie-WM slirhwf this; he liiid 'isyi-oScfidk sUiitly iivADpiV*et.ce th u Mr. .lolin«d, could not. Mve ?iikei» more w lift Out hi- knowing It.’ Mr. Khvjgrt' l ttiiif Jfr. «0n’#«l<frig iftHfitl ‘ly >*ic <jruU In which h* AoJ hei*n swW.'-rfrtf; and rhatiwiT tli* reason tha*-a sTugf-' glas- wineatfeetnl-him so wiu. l.. Rut. as have stnfeil. others, who were very near him. saw no effect of the w ine upon Id: manner or delhrnry at All. ‘f' 1 Tho’ciHfhr of t!.e Sun i> Mr. f'u.ini.K) DANNA.at of)<ujLnK Asa’atmt Seerrtetv nf Wif* After Mr. Johnson hccnmo-i’rcsi- ihmteMr.’DAWNA mtute application for an appointment i*> (be cplUx'torsbip iuNVw \6r^. IUa'* appUmUi'-ir was ruWtod, WimUwr A J. wwa pmalhiry Insane oV indHcratelyinto'XleatCil w l|C.ti tills applieu- tUin W^'ri^ce{ei|, docs uotapiaran Wi^y^.Mnr Tlie Jjfi^titblK nnt ot tlti. ei.trict uuructl, hoyc tlcii Mr, Mnrkn.ni ivl|l Imve no .In r*bavr<r« tb. UuinfIVM, ontl tlna he will rerolv.ttin nom. lAdtlOh WlttKIIlt OII|Mti*l,ip. . ' [M: W&M'A WM*' W 'wifaiil Hr wynM. .wiiku. on .wu'. ..nil. unh-h-ui inemOct.Uo I, » ll» n-,ir.«'nl»t4vo or the liulwirof tfe. HtninbllMlr-i orty III Jlortli white Union, he lias .portal Iieltlu-I time non money In the Intemt^of UecoiKtruetlun. A»»JfttUn«llit»w«rt’ (br tits .rrelt+V *Vel ft' Ilitf he oimuji IVe..(^e „p«nHliyi4«n. Iiy, oceUm.tlon. The Union UKnOf Uie Diudct inf ’n unll W UirttmAewf' -»•' . ' riu-Ttii:', tum-.w-#Uhifrp»Vi<Poiathitcm,.... willpuiietrat. It nilil levr upon the mlntn i JUtrh is—Imllan. or uo ImllaiM. (Iliimnu 'l<T*'TI5 CONVEftTION. j " DixrY-rirrii nir—lives ino thtiotr. [hei'o.ti:. Kxr.4a.i4T na ontr, ortmon.l 1, • jr,‘jM»rel) , .# 1 ’ IMA 1 Tho tVmvi'iulou. met. at 3 o'clock, am) proceed.*! wlrfi tlio con.lihwuflort of thf nininijiicd iiuiiiiics*. the minis laing ihy 'fio|Kirt of the ^dinmlttc on iiovUlon, ii atficr (he Secrelniy hud, flnl.litd 111, fcadlnK'iit tin* report. ' ! Mr. HI.or NT niovi-d foHtHU'outtli* w hole'of scet^iii 4. articlq-5.r-tht» artivl^ creating District Courts On motion of MKJdHiHEIl. Uiu llcpdr| oftlm (’omiidttee on rrt?t'l*ioii was udoiged, The article* pntvfdfhg f'.*r the alfemtimf and ainemlineot' of fife Coiistlturlon Was mkt-n np. Mr. CONLEY moved fo nmeud dim ( re port . by striking, out that portion oflt which provide* for tlie amendment of the <\>nsrlt«u.h»ii by the General Assembly Mr. Ale U AY ofi’ered rbie following amend-* meiit: ;• • * i, . Norsbidl the Geiiertd ASsemMy^gall ^ convention In tlie seli-eHon Af delegiites to which any additional qtmllflennoiT ’for Voters shall be prcjicribcd ttnrein Ui fie rent from those pn^fribCil tn' this Cdtiv«ntion< Hr. WIUTKI.Hy oirocd tlie itillmviny, ■Oil. Ji, wry. liteki. i Tills (.Mitiktl tut loti may lu* amended by a oonvenMbto ttl tile people of the e*tled liy i t*t»-tldrds vote of two sneees- sire suvxlims of the G« m-ral Assi-iiitjly. pro- vlbd t pnuotlorv M soy convention mt called. *li*H tie sulmdlteu to the people lb* r.ititientlon ami tin- representation shall In- that allowed in the moiat iiumerMue br«m*li of the lteiier«I AtfMHiildy. Mr. BitYANT offered the following sub stitute: This Constitution m »y f»c amended Iiv a two-thirds vote of two successive l.eglvls- turvs, and by * siiidui-mion of tlie aiueud-; .mciit to the quauiini \ Orel’s for final rati-. licMtlon; ni: if tlie General .V^embly shall not cull rtronvdrrflon of tlie people in tlio election of del»*git'«** to willed any person rpialifmd tq vote h> tliis < ‘oii^titutlor* lie disqualified; and tin* irpr.^u«aih>ll III sni* convention shall die base,I ii|Niii‘|iopiilatloii. Nor shall flu* rights of -uftVige ever be •akeii from any |M-r*on ipialitind by tliis <oiNt.ltiiti|hi ti» vote: I»rovlcled that re Gui.er.il hSM iu .ly shall ::ot call a conven- floti for th* f»urjs»sepf amending rids Con- sr^itioii until after the expiration ot ten yum* Tim prtwhms question was sustained on motion of Mr. ilAlllilSON. nf Haueook. The vote was taken by yeas tun! nay* on tbe change in Ms*. Hiyanr’s substitute. fe aml the reprc-ent rtlon !n s-ddconvention •dinll Im* ba«**d »ipm puhil’ithin.” with the c.mvcnllon for. ultc.UiK tlw .CM^aiiitl^iii [ Mr.' SAFFOI.r) uj>po«Ar j the Wkole uptll til. UpMof t«i year,, Ufittilctl. f KtlicuH'. 'l’liouyljt llir Jml been Sir. SIIROX'SHIUK wltlulrrw I.U inollon .kuccd u 111.: It 1 n tly Without III. titltlitijt other to rccoiiKldcr. :I I A.ciirlcs t.. thus oye^tc-Hly ^qnanJcr tlielr Iiiformutlun Imvlny been nmimmikatc'l money, ,t« tlie Convention tlmtllm Treuurer liailf l-cuiliiiillie itl«p.,lou of llili qdedtlon •fieep plaxwl in po«w»)y||ur ♦IS.OOO, uiuo- b.v Mrlsjihvllh tlielibnr,one o'clock, li»r- M«“t“ «<M|wml thu rule,, fur the InipirjjvrJ. lliu'Cmlpent Jeclureil the Coh- ailM|Hlini of a rnulutioii authorUlnK the .vrnvi.ni ji.l)...i,ri».Nl mull 3 o'clock r. n. TnfUsim-ftopay t«yh .I'lxalollieauinvt, „ ..... fill. .Al'tcrcoii.lUorableillaciixsluii the res. t n^l'- PS* IIhokwitii.—Wo take the fol- oluiion autliorUlajc the Treinurvr to pay fri "" ,|M! Nl,w O rl *»”* Mcjune, CM'li iletcKUic $75 wen adopted. 41 '"*t- «- po*«i«ln* Intereat to the ■Mr. WKI.CII offered tlie following: i -opleW (I.U D o, e.o ovfer Which tlio bcc.l. UntnUl be the duty of tlie donor- r,-rr>vn<l pdinHmaa w 111 «la>rtly lie lu- :d Assembly hi provide by law for tlm hralfed: tMueatlurr of the Deaf, Dumb an.! ttm T1o*re was u *Hilne«*.|» Trinity ('hcmJi Blind, and kUo. for tlie reee|»th>n Bihltteiit- .testerdav; At. t|io timetd giving out tlm meat of the Insane. n»M» e*. f e |«-tor. llm Rev. Dr. Beckwith, boe, 2. The General A*<etnbly shall have auimunei-d w liat has so generally become IMiwer to provide houses of refuge lor the know n, hi proximate departure, to l»e !n- .orreetlon and reformation of Juvenile vested with the mltr.- in tie«<rgU. llesiid bleeders; and. also, to provide firm* as a ir *.-uid is* ini|Hm.i!»l« for iiiin to preach Home or aHvIum lor inch persons as by . t«» tlmm a farewell sermon; bis heart was - .... . -w. »- ‘ (tw» full, and Words Weiu imideqiinte for tills. He had' sfHiggled rtg-iinst h-nving them. Twi-e be ha-l b*luse*lj but tlm Standing Caiuinitlcn ol U.N>rgia, to w Imho I lie matter li ul hi-cn referral by tlie Con vention «*f t at Diocese, had r.-rused to ac cept a den HI. H’ln-n Is* lelt here Inst *um- mer. It whs upon tlieex|ir«*« command of Ills physu hiu. w iio altN> assured him that lie could never, with safety, remain during the hot mmth* in New- Or leans. A nnmber of tlm BMinpa had wrltteu him letters while he was at New, York, urging strenuously upon hitu the acceptapec of tlm .See ol Georgia. Hi* hear? clung to this (topic, who had done ♦«» nmcb tor him add tortlie church under id« ministry. It was hard to |wrt irotu follow-in-j r* lows: Yeas—Al.-- Ihimi. Bent ie Blislgi r—vcAstf.) ^ 57. ns |o|. Ale nder. Asn- f. ii-.-ll of Ogh-ilior;-*-. t. ”#r>»ui. < :i nipt mil. CatehiHg. t ?nsr>. < *litr Cl: liter.- Cb imhes, C«*hl» ol IloiHt.Hi. i'r -,vi. n.' Hiivis. Inih-y. IMnkins. Dunning. Du.iuegan. raiw irds.’iio len. Guillor il irri-»*n of l!»*in ok. Dig in*-. H.ipkin- Ja. K3i.li, Joiner. J.-m-s. Jord.i Linder. I.u npkin. M I-len. Alaull. Min. Moore oi i-ItiiiNiia. .Morphy. Vobh-. I'.-il- tifcr. I*- »*«-. l’i.i.'e,. hold's Rice, tiik«-s Syulev, biiei.uaii. ^t'-waei. Supple, Stone .-.tricfclan I ! .ini-r Wuti.pe. Welch, Wil bur. Wl.ii ikei. W bitch.- u* of Bnrke. Whitch.-.ul ot dull-, aud W iidaiiis Nays—Mu-.r* tudersmi. ltd ion!. Hmv- • I*-ii ul Camp .••!.. ik.w.r*, Higin, Brown. Braeeweli. It.;-mi t'ar-.m. • aiimrou Coidey. i raw lord. !>••*>. Kllbig ton, Fly tin. F.iiT7 F.oter of .MnrgamFos- u-rof ihiuS'iim. <«l ,l H*rt. •;rifil»i. II %ew-|oii. Il.»rr»s. *• '*» CiPinh Higdon, ilqtqlikbs. 11o*i*i * -ii il< Ik*. Hooks, lu.lsmi. lliib-he-Hi. K'-y. Kii 'X. Lee. Lott. Ma.hlo.x. M •i.u’*; i M . .iu ».» Carroll. M ir* ti.rof Ca.h.mm. M mu of H itH-r-ham. Me llniu MeCat* AH-ier. MeW hotter. Moon- ot Willie. Doits, nail'.dd. Nilih’l'i*. .-buith nt (joweia. Siu ill ut Tii *mfi-. -hro|»*ldre. 'ilium.it**. -it ii lis-rU, Tntaiuotll..Tmywh-iu , VjiilJelu u'ltnuly *n J vv »-» ley—A$. The Convention i n n idjoiiriied. • 1 .HIXI’V SIX.’O I*A1— >i»»n.M\o mjjsiox. Ti ksday. March Id I8»y. .Conveiiitoii met jt the Usual hour. Crnyer l»y theCliaplaiii. J» Hi bai read and .pp roved. Messrs. M.ilBilht'ninl HKLl-of Bank*,' asked |a*rinissH>ii ro Ii tve tlielr votes in the negative on the question that **a ••mjmilt- *ee to alter tin* tAoistititrion. the Repreten- cation should lie-bused upon |M>pulalliiii.’* Leave was iroi grt.iieo. Air. II Ki IlK 1-1 « ha»nn *ti of the (Tommlt- rwt4 Rnr»;il,ii'*-nr, ^lortol that tin* fid- towing ur*niotlives Mtid r-’S'hitlnii* were read) for tile .slgnirur •: of the President Ml I See.etary: resolution to prlni 200 copies of the CtHisritulinn; A msolurton tendering thanks to the Mayor ami Onim-lCof Atlanta; A prwimMe atid resolution asklnga lt»ap of«me hundred thousand dollars lYora tile Umtcil Treasury Vor the South Georgia nnd KliSrlda Rillrt»id*J A tesoltiilun oftliiuiks to Major General 1 Meade; A rcsdlirthiti h-qttestlug the U'liltm Re- puMieniV L’oditnittre of Washington to puMlsh mid “clrcithie twenty thousand copies of thu Coin,Hi uI m.ii ; also, A resolution tojiuthorifptUyii ppipfiilUW on Uovlsiou to. wuiploy a Clerk; t. - .ii An ortllnaiice to establish.Congressional Distrteu.**’ • ; -: , . ^ : f: : ;;; on mottoii' 1 teisr. Honun Hit nit.rViwtliswa. fnlvlnrink and -On 'inbttbn #f ! MY. ; •WIHTKr.KV th« rtM*-brdliSb'.uli}^ 1 ttr. SUlUirviUf Kli jinnwIluMcoaSilev the ictiun of thB.Ci»meiitioil In tho- ado|e- thm of that pdftioh ^f ;i the iirtleld and amendment of the CoQftitutfoti which re quires a.guuven;Urn to kc calhal lor alter- iug saW OwwtUukWn to be Usui on poptiv. lotion ntono.- ^ > .c . j*.*i: J .'ml: Mr. BLODGETT B*kwr i V»Nm»V^Wn ; to withdraw his ameiidmeiit forbidding 0 old tigu,, Joes .of limbs, or other nbfortune. may have a Just and Oon- prui*r d.iifui U|hiii the ahl ol society. When no provision is mads in this stBillion for, filling any oilier, It shall no filled by appointment of the Governor, w ith tlie odvLe and consent of tlie ficnate, unleas otherwise provided for by law. Adopted., Gen. fcNhljr was announced auid was In vited to a seat In tlie Hall of die Cnoren- i Ion by the President. On motion of Mr BRYANT the Report of (■ Hum litre on Mlsce.laneous M:Uter Was taken up. The Report of said Committee U as fb|- lowst Mi ordltuiM't to pmrfiJo fbr certain Elec tions, The people of the State of Georgia, in Convention assembled, do ordain, That the election for Mayor, Aldermen or (’oiitief!- 1 men. and all other officer* elected by tlie ;*i*ple in all cities and incorporated town*, in this State, where tli« official term Iih* expired, and the same vacancies have not been appointed by the Military authori ties. *hall commence on tl»e first Tuesday in May, and the Major General Commun ing Tfdrd Military District is rurpeiiluny requested to give the r.ei e^sary orders to carry into effi-ct the foregoing provsisions, and rauaedue return* to lie made and eer- tilicateao! eiiteiion to Issue by tliepr6per olliuers. And lie it further ordained. That the regulations established by Congress for voting ii|M>n the ratification of the Const i- tutioi. and for voting at elections Omier the rruvisloial Government, shall apply to tlie election of officers as aforesaid, and the person# so, elected shall continue in offie** till the tegular succession provided ter after the year 1808. Ujmhi any voter being challenged he shall take the following oath: You do aolcmiily swear for affirm) that you have boeu duly regtstere<l agrwalily to flu* acta of Congress; that yon have not ureveuted or eudeavornl to prevent any : liy jH-rson from voting at this election. So help ine Go*l. Mr. PA ItROTT offerctl a substitute, that flies • elections •diotildconie off on the first W» dtiesday In June. J'e ding tlie discussion, ill which Messrs, BRYANT. TURNER, BIA)U.\T, AMI- IH* UN. and others, pnrt4clpate<l. the re- iniirk-- !iccanietvlUj>*whgt personal betw<fh Mu.-Vrs. A siibnrtV and. ftloti nt. Th t 'HAIR called the gentlemen to or der. and referred the matter to tlie House. Mr. BLQGNY tl 00 * 1 hack”—apoh»g|sed. Ir w is accepted,and thqConvention moved on w it Vi the subject matter under consider ation. lie- prevhut# question was called, and the .(/A-re ordinance was put Upon Its read Pig ii’oui the Secretary’s desk. l : pou the adoption of Mr, 1MRROTTS imemlmcht the yens and nays wort* called, iii’r :u nil ted yuol 13. nays C3, as follows: Yea—Messrs, Bull of Bank*. Bowden ol ‘.'-nipM-il, Bowden orf Monroe, ik>wvr», Big»*y. Blount. Brown. Brgcewell. Bryson. < ’irsoii. Csiueron, Claibom,. f.’rawfimL D.*w %, Dunn tug, Dunncgrtn, Flgim Fo-n-r of M .rgaiu. Gilbert. MBsSoil, Goodwin, iri.'liu, llarland, ilarrison of Carroll. Hig- «h*n'. H -inuiuho, Hooka, Howe. Hudson, ’lilt. boon. Jurdan. Key, King. Knox. I*c. L-qi. Uihh.x. Marler, Mathews, Martin ui I'liraotl, Marlin of Calhoun, Martin oi llaiier-ii ill. Miller. ATooro ot White, ll"l»- ert-iu. Msffidd, iUnith «»/ Thomas Shro[b shin*. Stanford, Stanley, Tmmuiell, Wtd- dell. Wiiitely nnd .Woodcy—64. Navs— Miwsrs. Adkins. Alexander, An- h*»-4*n. Asltbnrn. Bedford, Baldwin. Ik*il *r OglethoriHs Bryant, Cam obeli. Catch* iug.IMsey. Cllll, CliatterK kobb oi iloiis- ton, (Ani in, C**ui«y. Crayton Cruinloy. t>u- f I ii £ % ' Davis. Daley. Dinkins Edwards. El-', ilngton, Fort, Uom MUdeti. Gullfonl. Harris of .Newton, Uatrl-on ,of ll uwiie.k, ii«-teliUi-s. Hopkins. Ja k**u. Joiner. I •mew. Linder, Lumpkin. M -ihten. Alaull. Mcllalt, Minor. Mm»re of » ouunbia. Aiur- pliy, Neal. Noble. Palmer. INq*v, i riliee. devnolds, .Uioutr, Slkvi-. Siih- 'is.. >eeh-y. i. innate. .Stewart. Sum**, Sirh k- l hum i hut when it was felt by ho many •daintereslcd prelate* to Ih* bis iluty P» ac- t-ntol ••ntiil M'IuIIiMia m Ai./i»ii,f .... ept l and w heh ln* rt fleeted that fie must be absent faun them, if lie remained their pastor. an much as lour months of the year. ttbsetic* S'aieh J«st .Mitnmer «-oal him liaiigs w i.ieh he coiiM hoi endure ugsin ill siudi a p- I'UhI '’dpsiiffi-'lng ami death, he had it lust r»-iiiet ir tly yielded. His de- imrUire will not mke place until thu end of Al.* • !i in tid» \ cur tee h-nrh fins n n.nip from' otio r< not ! M*!|tg (H’esiMit. A g mleutan Wild Wal (wh ug jo i us the < oiigiegulion came nut. says tint all looked is if Uu*v had bw*n In teariv and sorrownilly and sadly wended • heir way ii Kiiuward. I*:-. Beckwith wilHniccAnt fn : hf*/h office in Ids chiiteh by this rf: 'iige, though he ids. ctif-r* up^n heavy lalmr- !»• an impov- urislnil diooese. which even in prosperous limes won|u Hot give a*b quute support to the late Dr. Elliott. Hail jns-unlarv aim* nr c:i-e of poHirion iufineiK'ed Idm. he wiHild iuive Jotve : viler to remain iH*re or A Wild Woman’.—Tlm Liberty (Texns) Gazette Is ivsjmnslble for the following.— It is a little MiineluiiiseniHli, hut we rely on tin* well eit ildl-hed repiit.itiou ot the Gazette f« r v.-ruelty for its correctness: lu the (ir..ud Cam* neighImrhood in this county, a short time ago. a gentleman in timdepthsot tin* lori-xt.sitddeiiTy came upou a woman, -is w ild ami almost as duct as an untaiiHii deer. A Itt-r a lirisk chase of some distance, the gentleman on hofsehack over- to*»k th • w niidurfui creature, when site halted, and Im found herloim a medium- -Ue.d. luhldlo-uged,. well-formed woman, with I bit”, dark hair. hikT clear bine eyes, aim w :i- in ir state oi nudity *ave a girdle ot i-r m moss about her loin*. Her Inuly ami limb- were tstverH whh a Im-oauiiful *y* it of Udr about fouf lueties ip length.— Sin ,wa- i.nn h frightened and seemul un able to t-dk. as in reply to motion* of tlm genth-m- n l»\ which lie sought to Induce iter to ini-onipany him out of the wimnIs. -In- epnst •oily poinu.il to Ii«?r own lorreji- hoim. Eiiudly the gentleman endcavorud to • oiujed her to pi tfiA way he desired, by get ring U-fore Iter,, and l»y threafienli-g gestures with his gun. and she heeaiulug t-lir.igtii. seized a club and turned itputi Idm w ith t"e (Yiry of tvdetnott, and It was tmV by the r,Kit imparted to his steed ! y a llWral use of the «p irs, that he kept out of her way. After driving pff her purtiier, she rusm/ml tho direction she liaifso cun- Jt&tmy 7 . fehmtekk awl til mrt out of sig!it. Tm* gi'iitleuiiin folhiwed. and ufb r going some distance, came upon her home. Three tr»i*s. stni-ditig near each other. In a trl.ingor.il 'orui. with the' 4pace* between -thetii waded op with 1-ru-li and libiss. made Imr mow Ini iHftween them. Minin* fMn tlir rude .blasts <U vvjuter. and etmipara- lively secure'from the jnttiless rain. The oulv storw thkt w*«hv *IMti»vi*rtil. went a tew iwtMind* some Ibdr or five bushels i f aei'fu*. Very .wild stt.rles.of this jvlhl wo- uruJiave been rife lu the upper part of Uu* poiinty. but she was tM*lieve«l t$* b»* a myth, by all vxeepttlu)»e who elaimni to have (mil gllrtipses of her; . Now, however. !w*r existence lU-scilpiion. an l tip* vh-inity. Si* least, of her to-)mreulMHtrs« 1* established Jteiond H»nfn>Vep»y. Her early caprine may Im rugareiE as within the range ol probability, as coueemnitvd effort is being uunfo lotliat etui. , r ty A pr6|kJ«IHoii I* below Cotigress to «-nTl In tlio notes under twenty-five cents, mid tho small coins now in circulation, and substitute for tlm w hple of them a uniform .and. Turner. Walton, Wallace. Wflwh, rw {[ n} '*rT‘,rr'Vh^Vn ”Wr$-*■ n’.V Y.'n *'rrnr wffifiES*" Wku *~ l « lMrk, "‘ M »d m."- 1 ” uuama—on. h... .. a... hw» miu «nb.i ?ks*tlio amendment was lost. Mr. WRITRr.By ji)0,e<l tn xtrlliu Put ’• ulu-rc'tlio KppnlnWnU lwv. uut lx*!, IU|nd I,j .piiolBtrounU of lb. military tb*r>ll«i." ■ v - Upnli tire ijiptlon »Ktrlke out.; * rtlyl )pn wax called $»>. W, n«db>P pmaUwl- nmq'io.thM, URrwurMd iipnD. tire motion to' adopt. •Tlio motion preen lie,I nml tllo 1 oftntiance, aa 'ainPntlol, IVnx atlopMd/ , ' rat.: • .11 : -Tin report of th* Committee on- l-rlnt. ittVMiFtijWH>s:’ ’ 1 iT(|# Report rccpinincnJ live UxT,.U0;'c of SUMO «>pl«(i uf Uto now CuiutltuUoii and tbafOpllcatMi of tlie aanw ln th, loUnw. .$iw ilcimUIlotn a„4 Urn' ,C6n«IIHtfloh?l- jtlvn Wfliu nn the pcriwnt lly.e cent nleknl roll), lue proposed that till, coinage eltall Ih- ilium the WiitN or one (fnini In welpht lor each cent of repmaented or nominal x-ttlue; the olio, three, live, and ten cent coin, to hu one. three., livo. and ten cram, lu wcljrht, rcrpcct|velj\. Or. (f tlie French olem |. pot an 1 aereptOhle atnndanl of welKht. that th* tray pram .hall haraball- toted. In which c*>v h I, prv|mml that the tyelKjiU aball be IS xtrauu to each cent of nominal value, making the three cent coin 30 jrrim«, the tlrecent colh BO grain*, and the Ben trout coin 1(X) frraimt.- : i*-- »i™«4 , oreraiiee of a Hixa AtutuxUi ectnrod npon Matrhu tty. Ac. «ml pramUed Kilt* to all whnaitanded lu* lecture*. Woaoohy the NaaliviU. pa per, that ab. Iiaa count to grief In thatclly. Alter her h-cture a curly haired chap came Out on ntoniiKc'-nml Informcl the people I OT.AalWrt.tin livened liy the Jin pi-Clair,' who Ice > out elty waaen- »o( a Mlm/ leu.,Align, Mi the HMadard.and.th, Maw* that hy '<«**h,)ttholiax, nlnlit ami payhot and Hera d, aavahnah) tho Maeon Tnoi.' s S,mrvh*wm«>uv--rtv.- er«ni fcr. ttchenx, ihcy UP, Aioerloan Union, Grilhn, *nX|ie Jfg, im-ii tdnriincd Ih-IiIihI and »el*wl the eR-nr, beta and Orntnut, Atlanta. m MoHoflilniT. hi. .Iiutct ajid ramp-.dlkat y. WHtTEI.EY moved to XIrlWe llllt ' f ' u i l ,v crtond tlie j'HiMey they li.ii p lll or o , f 47, udmlMlon. Mina Auauda. Ui^l.ircd that o.ooo,'-and Inaert 1000.’* aheli nl nevt-r lieen*o*hanlerdnytre«'ol.— Mr. PAUROTT moved to Iniert “4,000," Natoaao* llrjmbKcm.
