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MONDAY DECEMBER 7, 1868.
Tke Aleetiac of Coifres.
Tai last session of the Fortieth Congress o-mi-menoes
to-day, and bat three mouth rein!n
for it to finish its work sad prepare the w
for its saooessor. The present fte-sioa,
although short, is not unimportant, and a
number of matters require the earnest atten
tion of the members, who will kiep thiu
fully employed until tae 4 h of Mtroh. Tue
endorsement of the Ciugressionil polioy iu
the late elections ought t. put an eud to the
quarrel between the x-uuuve au I the legUl i
tlva branohes of the Uivtruuieut, and let m
hope that Mr. Johnson has etill eaongli wis
dom left him to accept the con letnnstton of b'n
course so decidedly prouoanued by the pe pi;
that he will cease from fur her oppoiiti m, and
will assist in getting the all tirs of the (J jvoru
ment in good order for the ai.edsiou of Oaaa
ralQrant. Mueh may be done by Uongre-u (a
thiee months to perfect the BuhHin-t of recoa- !
struolioD, and plaue all the rt?lit.llio n Suiei I
In their old relation to the Gtverutnt. j
This wonld be a proper oomplotiou of the 1
arduous task they hire had on haul, anl the j
Fortieth Congress coul 1 dissolve with au a- j
snranoa that its work was dona, and well j
done. One of the subjects that should engage
the attention of Congrens during the bu rt
Session is the reformation and, if possible,
the purification of the civil servi-je, aud to this
end the bill proposed by Mr. Jenukoa, or one
Similar in its provision-), should engage their
early attention. Ouly by some snob, system
cam a stop be put to the frauds and corruption
that now take millions of dollars yearly from
the treasury. General Grant will doubtless
make an effort to put good men in ofIidd anl
he ought to hare the assistance of Congress
in making our civil service a credit, and not a
disgraoe to the nation. We hope that the last
hours of the Fortieth Congress will be devoted
to earnest, conscientious work with as little
talking about it as possible, aud, although the
time ds short, much may be done for the per
manent benefit of the country if the members
are in earnest.
The Gerald Baton Case.
Mb. F t7BifAN Shepfard, onr new District Attor.
ney, is entitled to oommendation for the efll
oient manner in which he has pushed the trial
and proonred the oouvlotion of Gerald Baton
for the murder of Timothy Ileenan. This is
the first important case that Mr. Sheppard
has had, in his new official position, and we
hope that he will continue as well as he has
begun, bo that when his term of office expires
he oan point to his record and show that out,
of a long catalogue of rogues, vagabonds,
and ruffianly murderers he has convicted so
many; that he has not merely hurried to the
gallows a parcel of imbeciles and halt IlloU
for the sake of creating a sensation aud win
ning a fiotitious reputatioa for energy au 1
efficiency; but that, without fear, fa for, or
partiality ke has endeavored to have justice
swift and sure meted out to ruffi yj3 who in
fest the community. The supposed political
Influenoe of such men as Eaton aud liU
friends has hitherto been sufficient to alio
them to esoae unwhipt of justice. Lt us
hope that there is an eud of this sort of thing
now, and that we have a District Attorney
who prefers rather to do his duty for the
protection of the law-abiding citizens than to
oonoiliate the political vagabonds who may be
useful in proouring him a reelection. Mr.
Sheppard can do a good thing, too, by putting
a Stop to the shifts and tricks of theUiaicer
Sessions lawyers. Bach expedients as bring,
lug women into oourt to work upon the sytn
pathies of jurymen should be shown up iu
their proper colors, and such frivolous argu
ments to delay the course of justice as the one
made in the case of Eaton, that the verdict
was rendered on Sunday morning, should b-t
disposed of without ceremony, and the law
yers resorting to them should ba made to
know that they will be of no avail.
Fnrman Sheppard, Esq., and the Assistant
District Attorney Henry a. Hagert,Esq., deserve
praise for their energy in the prosecution of
the Katon case, and if Katon is hnug, as Le
ought to be, it will be the most decisive blow
at political ruffianism that has ever been given
in this city.
The Conditiou of the South.
While we have no disposition to underrate th
beneficial Influenoe which the triumph of the
Republican party will exercUe upon the desti
nies of the South, we are not prepared to en
dorse the opinion expressed by some of our
sanguine contemporaries, that the hearts of
the many evil-disposed men of that region
have suddenly undergone a radical ohange
We must not expect too much. A great point
was gained by the defeat of Seymour and
Blair. Their triumph wonld have been hailed
as the signal for the reconstruction of the Rebel
States on an undisguised Rebel basis, aud
loyal men would have been as ruthlessly
assailed as they were during the time Jeffer
son Davis wielded tyrannical power at Rich
mond. The mode of conducting the election
In Louisiana affords a striking ilia itration of
the savage Bature of the Southern Democracy.
Boores of Republicans were assassinated, and
so complete a reign of terror was established
that the friends of Uraut and Colfax could uot
Tenture to the polls without enoouotering
imnot nt-rtain death. Whatever exulana-
tions Oeueral Ruseaa may make of
the result, unprejudiced men will not
fall to note the wondrous political changes
which were wrought by the presence of a
military commander who was knswn to en
dorse the views of Andrew Johnson; and we
are forced to oonolude that similar, or even
worre outrages would have been perpetrated
n otbt-r districts if a fear of punishment had
uot retrained the violent Rebel instlnots
which evidently still exist. In Arkansas the
attempts to overthrow the legitimate new
State authorities have ouly been
tLwarted by armed force, and the
traitors of that Commonwealth have not yet
fully n-oognlzed the folly of fighting battles to
mthrone the Rebellion. But we need not
particularize further. It U a favorite argu
Uimt, alike of the Rebels and their Democratic
allies, that none of the rtoonutruoted govern
ments oonld be maintained if tbey were not
upLeld by national bayonets, and this argu
ment acknowledges the extstenoe of an un
jieldirg disposition in the entire South ij
letoit to the most desperate means to restore
koal Hebel supremacy. The eleotion
of Grant admonishes the authors and
abettors of these schemes that they oan
txiot no aid or countenance from the
Laliuual Government during the next four
tars, aLd that any overt aots wilt be promptly
and bevn ely punished. If inbred Rebels
ould really reform in a day, and if wise and
lojal inbllucta could suddenly be widely dla
ttiiiiijated over a soil poisoned by slavery and
tirarou, the hopelessness of farther retist
ai ce lo the decrees of the loyal citizens of
the United States would prompt the entire
South to seek the advancement of its
true Interests by the adoption of a national
policy. Some men and some sections are
already sagacious enough to graoefully submit
to inevitable destiuy, but they form, at this
time, ouly the vanguard of a small body of
Southern progressives, and they are subjected
to virulent persecutions. As the children of
Israel, after their departure from Egypt, were
detained in the wilderness for forty years, as
a punibhment for their weaknesses and trans
grtbins, it is to be feared that the South
must undergo a long period of probation
before the main body of her white citizens will
be purged ol their old prejudices and heresies
and before they will cordially adopt and sus
tain tbe free republican system whioh forms
the foundation of the prosperity of the
North. Fear alone restrains their
ferocious instincts. On political questions
they are confirmed monomaniacs, and the
preeence of a genuine Republican excites them,
as water does a rabid dog. They are controlled
by their old hatreds and passions rather than
by reason, and nothing but the mellowing
band of time oan subdue these obdurate emo
tioup. We do not doubt that the condition of
the South is improving, and that it will im
prove under Grant's administration more
rapidly than iu any former era. But the
nation must not be too Impatient, nor expect
too sudden a transformation. A greal deal
of hard and intelligent labor of all kinds in us
be done in the South before it can be ad
vanced to its proper position iu this enlight
ened age, and there is unfortunately compara
tively little disposition among the native
Southern white population to perform much
useful labor of any description. They are
more familiar with their old devices for en
chaining the negro in entoroed servituie, and
lor galvanizing rebellions, than with the
creditable pursuits of life. They have much
to learn about manufactures, commerce,
mining, and even their favorite occupation,
egiiculiure, before they can fairly
ciixiuieiice the development of their
varied resources, and the hostility which
they have hitherto displayed in various ways
to Northern emigration evinces a degree of
t-nvenomed animosity which is only paralleled
by their suicidal stupidity in seeking to ex
clude citizens who would render them invalu
able assistance. Time and work will fiaally
rescue the South from the slough into which
it was plunged by slavery and rebellion. ..Tue
leforuib retarded by Johnson will be aocele
lated by Grant, but, despite all the assistance
the National Government cau give, Souttiern
progress will be comparatively slow, and we
can scarcely expect complete regeneration
before the old Rebel prejudices are as
thoioughly disbipated as the Rebel armies.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Itltr atUUtwnul nprruU Notice tee the Intuit Paytt.
fed" A I'UUUC KECfcPriON OP DR.
e- WU .i-Il by itie run .dB.piiia Aiuuini ol
J'niioluii Oiilrne, will Oe tieifl iu (lie Kev. Dr. Crow-:.'-
i.rcn. ttt0I Blrett, above C'lii-auut, oa
'll'K-iA -T;INU, December S, at 7 i o cloclc.
AooieMie wl I oe delivered tiy m Hon. H f .VJa.MUV
iiAKHJW MiKvMsTH. Ib Hon, WILLIAM a.
AltXAMlIK cl Kw Vnir, Prt-mdmit Mir UH
Bud l"ii.i.i.riHEN ALKXANUKll. lit Pr.i.-B.'
tun. lbe mb ! a e luvlt. a. Villi
rjf WENDELL PHILLIPS WILL DS
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IS fe I.I, ill (UMlWiT Hal.L. OD WKDNkblJAV
KVr.MKW Uitilutt, ai 8 o'clock, llckeu, 61) ceun,
lor lule k.1 TriiDip ei'a,
Tbo Annual Meellnif ol the PENNSYLVANIA
ANTI-H AVKHY euCiKlY will ba held la
AfebKMBLY BJlLllUS on THUKHDAV, Decern
tier it), ni f lug fcixi Alitruoou cuuiiueuc uu it m
A.M. Admission nee " w
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A N I'AL JTK4T1VA , l COftCKHT H ALL, ou
THCRBDA JLVKMNU December 10 US
Allien the bt ructions will t Heading! by aflw
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b'rli'd Uaao.tnd 8 ii.log.
lno' a open at a o'clock.
AdmlaatoD. Wcenta, 12 7 8t
fcSf- Y. M. C. A. LECTURE B."
JOHN B. GOl'UH
Will Vier b nnw Lecturr,
"ClkCU M8TA NOIUS,"
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AOAT)EY OK MUSIC,
MONDAY BVRNINQ, DKO. 14.
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Fbilapkli-bia, Deo. 7, 1888.
The Annual Meeting of tbu UNION LBAOl'B OP
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HOUB on MONDAY KVKNISQ, December 14. at
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Irou dtsuuctlon on the evea'ng of the d last.
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A I.AItCJr, ASSORTMENT OF FAXOT
GROCERIES,
Onr prlblDg all the DellcaolM known In the trade, parohased ezpreatlr for the Holidays, U f!
offered ror aaJe, at redaowl prices, by j
C R I p p E TJ & m A D D O C K
(Lt W. L. M aailook A Co.).
NO. 115 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
BELOW CIIKSMJT,
DFAM IIS IX AND miMHlTHRS OF FINE GItOCEnil'
Goshen Batter, in small tabu, exproMlf
famtl ade.
Leaf Lard In email kegs. j
Bethlehem Bookirhe
i
W. O. FAMILY FLOUR.
The Finist mtd ia this Cjaatry.
i
French Traa,
FreLoh Mofb rooms,
French TraflleR,
French Sardlnea
L. Ucnrj, 8tra8bonrg, Fatea de Fote Qrat.
Potted Qamei of all kinds, in tmall tins
FIRJE WHITE ALMEIRA CRAPES.
JEWELRY. SILVERWARE, ETC.
LARK EBlDDLE
SOLD) SILVER TEA SETS.
A LAUGH TARIETY MADK TO OUR
UliilEB II Y TUE
G0R1IAM MANUFACTURING CO.
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC
GOKHAM PLATE.
TEA SERVICES,
SALVERS,
URNS,
KETTLES,
TUREENS,
WINE STANDS,
SALAD CA3T0&S
And a Great Variclj of Smaller Pieces,
Suitable for '
Bridal or Holiday Gifts.
Wiohlrg to reduce our Stock as muoh as
poetible previous to REMOVAL TO NEW
STORE, we shall offer InduoemntB daring
December that will INSURE RAPID SALES.
Clark Biddle
No. 712 CHE8NUT Street,
U21mwMm4p fmLADELPHIA.
ESTABL1SI1EU 182S.
Eh
C. W. RUSSELL,
No. 22 North SIXTK Street,
OFFER FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
GOLD AND SILVIiR WATCHES,
From the beat manufacturers.
FINE JEWELRY,
OI all descriptions, and lateBt styles.
FRENCH MARBLE CLOCKS,
Direct from Paris.
SILVER WIRE OF THE GORIHM MANU
FACTURING COMPANY,
at l5 8wrp
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICKS.
C. k A. PEQUIGN0T,
MANCFACirBERB OF
vvvrrcn CASES,
And Dealers In American and Imported
WATCHES,
No. 13 South SIXTH Street,
12 1 tirp Manufactory, Jfo. 23 & FI?ri2 St.
8AAC K. 8TAUFFER,
WATCHMAKER AKD JEWELLER,
Ko. 118 K. SLCOXU St, cor. or Quarry.
An aaortmant ot WATPIIE4, JEWKLIIV, and
PI AT ED WAKE, cunaiaally on hand, tultabl. for
Iluilua, Ollta. II 88 wfmlat
IO LI DAY PRESENTS.
JACOB H A It L E Y,
121 lmrp 633 MARKET Street. s
A V A N A O I U A II S. LEA ITn
biaDi.; fren lota liuporieU by evory
bteamer. friceilcw.
Alao, 01 our own make aud 'copyrighted
biaiKit-:
MaKIANA RITA, beat pure Havana leaf.'
KH.i DIAVOI.U p IUvbih niler.
Jxt"- yn tcf unci wnn an quality.
H. FUGUr'.r & MUNH, No. itM x. Krontat,
11 26 Wlxul6l5p ImportoraauU Mauulaolurera.
GOODS FOR TH
HOLIDAYS.
J. E. CALDWELL & CO
No. 802 CHE8NUT Streo
Are sow opening a oolleotion of
KOTOltiefl, ticms and ArtUtio Good
Orratl? esceUlns la rarletr and extent every formd
effort of tbu Bouae, to whlob ihey Inrlte aueatloa.
Hold Watches, Diamonds, Oriental Rnblc
Emeralds and Sapphires, East
India Pearls.
A MAONIFICEST STOCK Of JEWELBT II
ITALIAN BYZANTINE M03AIC3. 1
New Designs in Gold Jewelrx
PALAIS ROYAL JEWELRY.
Bronze and Inlaid Marble Clocks and Vase:
in Sets, for Mantel Ornaments.
ViRY CHOICE PRODUCTIONS OF ART IN
REAL BRONZE.
SPECIAL DESION8 IN
STERLING SILVER GOODS.
Btst Qualities and Newest Styles In
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PLATED WARE?
An unrivalled display of
FOREIUX FANCY U00DS,
In Metal, Marble, Cut Glass, Leather, tfuj
GOLDEN BRONZE,
Or tbe moat exqalalie taate. from all quarter oi
jLurupe.
Our arrangements, both In Europe and;tbls ooaotryj
are aucb aa give ui anuauai laclil lei in tue aeleo tun!
aiid ecoDODjlcal prooucuon ot onr aioclt. It la oar!
lab, aa rll aa our lotaiest, 10 seuure tit out pairoua
tba benefit ol fcuon aayantatea In j
Moderate Fiiccs Throughout our Stock,
WITHOUT EXCKPTIOX 11 IRwsm tllM
LOOKING CLASSES.
TUE CHEAPEST ASiD BEST IN TUE
CITY.
ROGER 8' CROUPS,
BO LB AGENCY.
JAMES S EATiLE & SONS,
No. 816 CHESNUT Street,
28fmw8m8p PHILADELPHIA.
OPEEA GLASSES.
One of the best asBorimentg, locludlog many
new dtalgnejabt received, and lor tale at low
prices by
JAMES W. QUEEN & CO.,
No. 921 CUESN'DT Street,
124fmwrp PHILADELPHIA.
pa & C. A. WRIGHT,
No. 624 CUESNCT STREET,
fiave 'net received a large aaaortment of
Eff AND ELEOANT
FANCY ARTICLES,
Selected In Europe tbli season for tbelr
NOVELTY AND BEAUTY. ESPECIALLY
FOR CHRISTMAS PRKSEN18.
Also, a Urge and beautiful assortment of
genuine
MEERSCHAUM PIPES,
Whlob tbey offer for aale HtOmirfUt
AT VERY REDUCKP PRICES.
OFFICE OF LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTOR
FOURTH DISTRICT,
PHiLAiai.PUiA, December 7. 1803.
Will be sold on me li' a Inatant, at I SO e. af
tbe boll of lbe old steamer General Putattn'
now l.vlDR on tbe eaat side o Chrla't ma or-at.'
at lbe foot of Fourth street, Wllmlnirtoa!
lielaware.
Tt tmacaib, and bnll to ba removed by tba
pnrcbaarr aa soon aa possible after the sale.
By order ol the L'unt u use Hoard.
W. H. GJRDNER. U. 8 W.;
12 7 5t Light House Iaspeotor.
IJRINXINGxiOOMS
1 N.e.coNE Or rTNUrV, .