It is guessed that ih« sueceas ot
the ..n un v. ins and victory over the
rebels hns iia<l 6>«Detbiiig to tio with
• ipeninp ;’. it eyes o! tbs Times. The
Times giv.c an awful cut to its old
friendmn America It tells Belmont,
Seymour tin i Vnllandigam, that
“ there ai i; two parties in
America tr > party that would de
stroy the govt rnmout and the party
that would preserve, it.
Grant’s Folic; ---A Ion; letter
from General Longstn it is published,
wherein he ridicule" the idea that
General Grant will become a Demo
crat, and says: "I regard his past
course and decided character as the
surest guarantee of bn ‘ tuie course
His antecedents clearly mark him as
a national mats, and as >vcl he gives
assurances of adhesion to the parly
whose basis is the Union, and that
the influence of his Administration !
will bo applied to its complete and i
prosperous restoration. He tells i
the Southern people that all that is 1
required for perfect peace is their
hearty co-operation in Congressional
reconstruction.
—A Mashvile dispatch say- (lover
nor Brown low has come out square
ly in favor of the separation of Fast
Tennessee from Tennessee proper,
and it seems probable that there will
be little opposition in any quarter
until that part of the State becomes a
sepe ra t e Co m m o n vv cal t h.
13 an kin n & £jrd)ange.
GIN> W. KU4BD J. C. HOttCWAT
RYLAND & HOLLOWAY.
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