Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 11, Number 33, Plymouth, Marshall County, 19 April 1866 — Page 1

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Lcciiaatice 1 ocnts for eac'.i line CUSIN'Eää CARDSMEDICAL. JL Ä;-n will fi'! appoint r.icrt: nnlebv Dr. A. i ar!:Bfr' ,'tra'naüoa. vllniC-jill : t . j . "T.'NFEr.f lat.-?5.i.-.ror. ,.f iT.o j R .:! Iti.r.r.; lafaat.-, 2M hU o;-v-c.iu rvicc" 15 Ks t eople of Mi!r?'..ll ou'ity. I IT QXicc n rer. lncs irest -f A!if!!''".n j Sr-e t'ree '--.c'isXriiiortbe E.larirdd Hon ?;r-i -..it.! 0iti'2 -rr;. .. p. ;irln p?rnmenlr XJ cel i :a Pirn ) tt'i. vut :.ttT',-!to;.P. br.itic!imci tv? T)-L:V-i". i i-'i r i'l'l Gir lonirtnr.'.rerlveJ. .3 b e-c.i' .litentkoa. 02 ? wtu. D. vv,'k. on P :.i:. 111 street. T.tmrth. Ta 1, Oz-. 25. ,,-5tr. J.J VINALU. norJ3rATmvT aftsiciv?; and f.rr.5--?:. Part-v-'.Iar alitntion r-:J ' 0'osrCtf.c pr.ittice, udlieaje -f xoTn:n and c'n' lrn. O;:; iver llir'sdiou k C.3 a:o:?. evilenc opposite the fccrtb-we.Jt corr.3r of &s Public f-are. F'vmo ilb, To Tuna. rvl0n2S tl. Sou Hi Seitf? Jttfl., Autbor of 1 new ?v-;tra of Mo.lit'r.e 1:1 thc treatment of Chvcn'c D:?eac, and a new mii!i A eofr'-tün' Mod'cir.c. aT? :,e ron3 ilf" ! oitber ty letter or in pcr'i. The 0.-. I.-is mot v. i:!4 mifmiti cces in h; rrofosvion. Rearl bi cir curniii ivc'aira a trii. vlli273ai r;i:: ma.on ü Hamilton cacinet 1 0?.r.A.',S. Ijrtv !in'.'rMit s vi s, Ail if ted to . .i:rs'i ar : V1-.1C, lor 10 'wwu.i nrTY-ONE cr Sll.VEIl Ml" DA LS . rotbtT f r?t premiums fnll them. Illutri idCatabn?s iVce. A4 In?- Mso & Hamlin, JJoton,cr M vson XJROTMen, New York. vllu: lv. To Teaclirr. M.-k C.iT.aii'u:i, ?rhool Examiner of 3Iar- j pSV.1 Co..:.ty. will bob! PuVba Evi;uination of Tcr.h; Oti tbe 3.i S.it:rlaT cf each month, at tbe Sc-nlaarbuildiCoifS511 10 o'clock A. M. Jur.I5th 15. 1S65 It YrUH LIVE? far hprefit of jour farr!v wilb ood Loc-.i Acw, vA not . i l 1 Tixrzir.XG ?Ti.taERi. roiines msno.i ann iojes T.i"J. tiirne'i Mrcli23. vlPa3?if. C. II. REEVE. TURK LTQL'Of.S for Medisi! find fiWpur B p-iSC3. can heindatray Hioie, one doorj Aarth oi ::ic B-iiiCii Han c. J. P. V.VALXnXBURGir. TxTKw All" AN G E ?I h T. 1

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4-v.nst 'ie G vernvnt; fir.ch n peniop bono - (y aa i arrciri2of f i'lier?, Are. Tit' I" P.:' Kita eriraincl and abstr..c'.3 furnished when lJeirci. 1SC5. J.G- OSCOPvNK. J. 3 .SC3TT, -- 3 fl O oll T5 C tOl, " To'itTaT'-' to rive Proront Attention totLe Collection cf Claim. "r Tt rf pfir-ri?c3 Erlrca Trh'o rcoireJ. Tern Moderatt. v3a!5-tf. - . o M. A.C. PACZ&HD. ASTOBrlEY AHO COUNSELOR B. A. M'CrCKlTT, Oinrit7 Ueeot.ler. and Attofnay At Law, Knox, 5lf.rU Coaisfy, Indiana. Will m'te C-)!!c j.'ti, py Taxe. ex.i.ir

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Faclrf fjr trie People . The committee appointed by the Democratic Staie convention which was held in this city uq the 15th of March, through its chairman, Judge J. M. Hanna, reported a Furies of resolutions which were

1 unanimously adopted by the convention. j The address tooths people nr, the que?lion oi Oia;e auu r.auouai po'icy wiuni aic now absorbing the public mind, was ! read to the convention in consequence of statin": that it had received the unanimous .pproval of the eonuritte, the State eon tral committee was dir rioted to v.ublish it in pamphlet form and t provide f r its gcn eral distribution. The address appears in tho Htrunl of this morning, and we bespeak for it from the people generally the careful perusal and consideration which its Toxical ibree and cogent array "of f icts" upon the living issues now before the country demand. It is a document which will not fiil to convince all candid minds, not blinded by partisan prejudices, and passions, that tho cardinal principles which uudcilie a free Government are in danger of boinpj subverted by the representatives of the party in power, and that they are incapable of suceefully administering public affairs to promote the general welfare. The address sets, forth clcarlv the powcrs of the Federal and Stale Governments', opposing the coctrinc of State uicide, as advanced by Sumner and his abolition co adiutors.nud maintains succcssfullv that. u-u practical fc-i, the StaJcs lat?ly in re hellion weac uever loyally out of the Lu in. but that their relations to the general ed by tiic radical party i as its action in passing the so-called Civil Rights bill, and then overriding the President's ve!o of that infamous and v.r. constitutiouai measure, demonstrates, are distinctly repudiated. Sued! idea? have no sympathy with thc Democratic . party. Jh: great bedy of tho soldiers who were engaged in thc recent te.riblc civil strife, did not tight for an v such purpose, and j ihey arc sentiment wnkh are abhorred by I llA tll.. li ft I.. t 1 w. . . v .. - - . ..... vw.j-,.- . . 1 "i . . .t 1 I Ii :(l.; ko fp!i lurl 1 ' nr .T".i nous i-y congrs in pctungasiue iüc i..ou stitution and the laws to pass o.jf;ox;ou measures. J lie ( or dc'arcs that thc two members from iiouse hi Ai.epdsvnt:i ISO-, by a spcral should be composed fortv-one members. 11 ii ,.. 1 Lnion adhough recognized as restored .v.-.-v... v.- i .inn i.uiti inv; states uy the ?cls ot the Lxcculi.c, j aut- I c:ul and legislative uepartiuems of the Government, are not permitted to talce heir scats in cither br.inch of Congress, by the radical and revolutionary majorities which cor.ti-oi them. In ths face of the j provisions of tho Constitution which dc- ! dure that two thirds of houses of Con-rres ate accessary to propose amendments to that instrument and pa.s laws over the I'lesideiit's veto, the radicals in Congress although bare majorities in both branches, propose anieudmcuts to tliö Constitution aud .pass laws over the President's objee tions. lut we have not spacs ths morning to allude generally to tho lher subjects which the a'Idress discusses with marked ability. The Trcedmcn'o ISureau bill; thc repeal of thc black laws; tiic tcmperouce question; the tariff; the State government; the pub lie debt, including the ifcsuc uf l.ixiug government seeurities, are .11 haudied in a masterly mauncr. The address is in fact a text book upon the issues uow before a text boo! I thc country i facts, figun and it pre-sonts an array of urcs and arguments deserving the consideration of every citizen. The length of the address, for it could not be compressed icto a smaller compass should not deter any ono from reading it, and we can say that they will be amply pompe i, sated if they wish to be thoroughly in formed upon the public and political questions of the da. The address will be qubhshed in a few day?, in pamphlet form, together with the proceedings of the convention. Indianaj)olis IhrulJ. I I 9M 'I I i ! The Ciiolera. It is notr. littlo singular that D:c cholera should approach our shore nt regular intervals of -eventcen years. It raged in 1832, again in 1S40, and now thc scourge reappear j in 180'3. Should thc fvirs of its approach be realized, there ought to be no public excitement or panic on thcpubjc;t. Fear has always been f und apVcuisnosing eiviuuut of atta.V- There h not likely ' tr. no Iii"...,,!,,,,, l.oi .l.rtü l,.,l..t. regular, who are temnoratc in their eaN inrr and drmLin.'. who avoid excitement.. . . . .. , are cleauly in their persons and inthesurs roundiugs, and who, thinking nothing of it, attend to their business as usual. Cin. Eixq. The United States Senate has closed up thc liquor-rooms in that part of the capitol. They were Izo well patronized by the ineriihcrs cf thc Rump, wh.li accounts in part for tho dlrraccful nature of their proceeding. Good character is above anything else. Your character cannot essentially be injur cd, except by your own r.ct.1. TriF wife and children of Ex-Governor Isham G Karris, late of Tonnessee, but now of Cordovn, Mexico, reached this city yesterday, cn tho Mcl'ortcr, ravto for their new homo u Mexico. God blc;s them and give them long life, health aud

Government had "vily been interrupted by I nM I'uld a 1:ccoe 01 a ßv.nilreü pon'i" i.r ; experience m the world says : never . upon to lay aside the earthly jewels, and he interest law ot I:?::?iir. v.as amenforce 'o7 arm- hr nre. ubc u thoe .d.struc! privilege of putting him to de:"!;. I knew an curly i'winS, hard working, pru- receive our dimit from the lodge below to ded at the srcrial r?:..;. held 1- n-imrr

tious were iciuovcd.'practicallv, they re- His whole propeity ;:lhen immediatcy dei:t man, carefal of his earnings, and that lodge above, there to render uprnU umed their pi ces in th" Union and their taxed from two to ten per ccL ,.l-ides strictly honest, v. ho complained ot bad account for our stewardship. I r , ri-hts under the Constitution thc probate, large fees are demanded for luck. A good character, good habits, and Then let each one of us ask ourselves ifL J;7 rVlC. !, ;t,!crcit "Necrosuffra-eaud nc-ro cquahlv doc h.irying him in lhe i-haueel; his uu.: :rc ind fry re imnregnble to the we are prepared for thc cxjiii:a:io. tl r i ''"-o con.T Li arc handed down to posterity taxed as Wt. of all the illluck that tools eve-i ' .rhich e w.w ra l.f: ...-n,.:!,-r.f!n:i. : li-cl5-. '. Un' lh" 'ractsliu,i n(.tthoreio,t

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Description of a U ?ü Taxed Coury

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own well ir.red counliy wi.l never be for- j j01- suni3 purpose at the Iar-;e hall of Ren-1 How few Masons there arc whose tho't; Th" influence of Chief Justice Chae ia gotten. hat was then and s still , irae j,, bloAf .-sJ uiittcrsivcre progressing j go beyond the -consecrated walls" which ; th. ?nrc Ccu-t doc :-ot ..ccm to be ot Lugland ha- been ma tic too true of our j quite pleasantlv, when the h.Ües.and gen-1 surround them vhen tiia abov: words :-.re j pyemia! V lcvd-.rs a?'. -T-e V!-ou country, by the wicked policy of sectional j th na.i pieiC ;vcre hr:c hy the ap- j Eluded from the East. Our Ihorsts nrc ,!c:ivcrpd ihe opinici: vS tie '"L dc'r-

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.ats tr nucu wiuit.-, u-.A .ie : hn?eu e.andic. iius leiiihe iration reacned every article which enters into! advanced with the most determined --a vi the month or covers tue back, or is placed jty of aspect, and halting in the centre of Under foot; f .;. Upon f.VCrrlllUK vJüeti ; ii0 floor iiifnil.l in n milMiml v.,;-

,c 13 rie:i3:;!o 10 sec 4,cr lec, smcI, or - - ltasfe; taxcs uPoa warmtii, light and loco motion: taxes on everything on earth and in the waters under the earth; on ev crything that ccmes from abroad or is grown at home; taxes on the n?.r material; taxes on fresh value that is added to it by the industry of man; taxes on the source which pampers man r, appetite, aud the drug which restores hiin to health: on the ermine which decorates the judge, and the rope which hangs the criminal; on the poor man's salt and tho rich man's spice; on the brass nails of the ceSn aud the ribs bons of the bride. At the bed or board, couchant or levant, we must pay. The school boy whips his taxed top; the beardless youth manages his iaxed horse with a taxed bridle, on a taxed road; and the dying Englishman, pouring liu medicine which has paid seven per cent, into a spoon that has paid fifteen per cent., mn-s nimsel1 ',acs uPon lDc cn:!'tz ,,c - which has paid tweuty-twe. per cent., makes his will on an eight pound stamp, and em pires in the arms of an apothecary, who fathers to be taxed no more England was hundreds of years in piling p thc dobt which compelled this taxation. We did an equal ''job" in four years. Ii we shall prove as saiart in paying as in accumulating it, and thus speedily remove our people from ife great burdens, we shall '"ue!;. morc exhibit our superiority to om ,J"S":-' i''N aim m i.ut ...o.c 1 1- ! voraric ,ignt.--,yfrof ir.i j ,-:. 1 " " " I I, ..,1 .r., VV ,J -..t.nf.M. T A --k I A f ,''.,.. 11 ui n in .11 0 rt ..11 i i-;,-. position i CIcn. Lee j v v " " M u inf L-ii,l ol-rs did j (,ur5,,c, lhcwar? ycu wcr A Calico, sometimes, and sometimes woolen. Q You arc married, arc you not? A Yes, I am. Q Well, state to the committee wlnt !:ind of ur.üVrcIothing your wife wore during the unholy strife. A I was not ?t home much of the time and can't say. Q What color was it ? A I dou't know. Q Wasn't it gray ? A I never took notice. Q Don't you know thai the ladies of the South formed a secret cabal f,ir wearing of gray petticoats during tho w::r i A I do not. Q Don't you think they wore more gray than blue in thc article of clothing lv. which wc rofcr ? A I do not know. Never iuvestigated that subject. Q Is it true that the women of the south wear Jeff. Davis picture in their bo soms? A I never took notice Should not be surprised if some of them did. il Do you think a Freedmeu's IJurcau igent would be allowed to marry into a first family of Virginia? A If a y)ung lady belonging to a first family were willinir, 1 suppose he cauld. Q How long will it be before pumpkin pies become a lavorito dish iuthe lately re, bellious districts ? A I do not know, them now. Some peopi like Q Is there not a great aversion to cod fish, as a Yankee staple ct diet? A 1 do not know that there is. Q Do they like pork aud beans iu Virginia ? A Some people do. Q What is your opinion of tho Fenians ! A I have not given the Jubjr-ct much attention. Q her are you cn SchlcsrigIIol stein ? A I have not made up my mind on that subject cither. Q V hich !idc do you sleep on ? A The right srde generally. () )o southern men gcuerally continue to sleep in arn:, notwithstanding ihe cessation of the rebellion ? A Those who are marred do, 1 bolieve. Q Do those who are not married abstain from doing bo ? A I cannot say they all do. There arc i thcr important part. of 0n I.ee's testimony not yet published by the committee on reconstruction. I trust 1 have given onougli to idiow. when contrasted with what has heretofore been given to the public, that the most significant portions of tho examination those bearing movt directly on tho great problem of reconstruction aro willfully suppressed. MACK. If it is true that uneasy is the head wears a crown," so is it equ i'ly iruc thut unea3y is the head that wears a wig iu a aje of wind.

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1 . 1 ,i, i.aiMuuiwuj(, luuji np"i- would sees: tsnt tnc uerman uömest Tk .v.ni , .1 1 1 he Indianapolis J:r"''' " t va vc lar, ..cciarcd that 1. aat ri0rliau 0f that distinguished officer's L,.,:mm- n -,vr The radical papers say that it ishypocs, ... , . J. . J t. -..-c

of trolnadrcd and L ';nltion T violate no confidence ri ' ................ racy in the rebels who profess to support ! r-.,,. , tiiar, ti. s:.... examination. 1 10late no conüdeuce in on ar-iuire a greater force man over. Ä nmt. T , . .1 1.:. : I acfer, number and sir-;, ever :

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The Rochester (X. Y.) Dem.crutie says: j

his; -L-jt Wod nesday cvjning a fair w s held .-I - uiuc. siinniv anuamiv attired in a nuttr.n J .sheet, and holdm- in one of its hands . " - 1 " " ' . .w - lV hat s a jroiii on here' Th o question - 1 d 'spelled the paralyai.s of awe which the spectre 2nd at first inspired. A modest cou2tcrtration began to pervade the femininv- puiiivu ui inc cuiujau, .wiii voui.i noi full to perceive that the siLfnal varment ri worn by the intruder was of rennrkably - unci pronortionsj wlaie a rcelingol wrath tul indignation took possession of the; sterner sex. The fellow was seized and j incontinently hustled out of the hall, des pite his querulous remonstrances, and on luvesugituiig ui circumstances i; vras ais covered that he was a tipsy tailor on iho verge of delirium tremens, who occupied a rucui on the floor below, und whose slum bers had beet) drstarbed ty tVe festivities. He was properly taken care of. The Secret of Bad Luck The secret of bad luck in our opinion, lies in bad manrv cnent, much more than in accidental circn:s:s:tanees. Generally i Jhose who- comolam mostüt Dame Fortune' lr:.wns, are those who have done the least to merit her smiles. A writer of much lo?iloi , creeTonir out ot a tavern late in the loicnuon, with his ha:ds stuck in his pockets, the rim of his hat turned up, ar;d iho crom kiiuehv I ir.. T know ! ba had i bad luck fur the worst of all luck is to bei .t rluzgar1, a knav. ipjoer. The Exoiirs from Germany. It is .stated that the facilities for emigration from Germany rr wholly imdefr.aJc to tue dcinatid, and that hundreds and thousI m . I . ll...hA ...... . ... ... .... ....... I ' J ... " find no mear:; for it. Two new camcv j are building for the Bremen Lh,ds line Tn- ..n.v.i Uavvp. !,;,. fWi. Pari' reports that '"v r-a v-ereVse has taj ken r.i.-.,.,. in tho ovnnrti.f of milliner-: sinee ! .u,. . r . ...i .i .k, n.v ucimi.xi- oi ihbjWi, t numi" of h i:r- r.:-vl-.:-ly cniidoved in its prepay .iiion tCini r.o.7 ' ,vl ., t innv are recruited from otlsrr quarts, so that toci'o .i.o no ynüU'oow: o i-kis h-ht as tiiev arc.tl..V Co. t b-trilv. and as "liüliion dictates that iney . . .. ... .. - - . 1 . Ihey mt! be worn, there is no morc to be said. Prices ranjjO from to $40 and $50, aud all ho fashionable n.r.kers arc dr?ven with work. AT. I". 7Vs. r?n.vL Pimp,! rv Ohio. A subscribei writes us as lollowe frcui Mcrr.stcn, lVh land Couuty Ohio: In regard to thc wheat and fruit crop, the whjat is almost ruined with the severe winter. Some of the farmers are going to plow up their fields and put. them in corn aid '"its. The peaches are all killed, but cherries and apples are hardly injured." The Dayton O ) Journal rays: 4 TnE WtlKAT IN THE Vallkv. Mr. J. W. Turner informs us that between this city and Uniou. in Randolph Township, thc wheat crop has proved an ahnosc tu tire, failure. Many farmers are plowing up their wheat and sowing flax-seed ini stead; and others arc breaking rp thc wheat-fields, intending to fow oat3 or plaut corn in them. North of Union, he says, the wheat looks beter, and will tum out pretty well. Thc gloat0, injury to the wheat has been done witl.i i the past throe or four week; the weather hating oeen very unpropitiou. Wchave prctiy nearly the same account of the crop from other section of Ihe Mr.mt Yaiioy. It is rot likely that thc crop has entirely failed, but it will not, wo feci sure, make morc than half a crop, ami wc will bo t'K'n cut uoon other sections lor our full allow-j ancc." HOG CllOLKitA. I would recommend ..

ilar rcirar:; about tho aenvity of Tri.iiucrs t - ' :: u" iSV u Js, m c,i llK" a ""SD:'"-I Couxtrv H:rcvtE rAiiY.--S.r.?tor a.Hcs to New Yoik. Tl-e now f.ishions 1 n,ous conqueror and exten cd the benefits i o,.!ittk of Viec.i.Mi, in ivlerr1!'- t.i ij:c are queer, and the hats themselves whichio1 an amnesty to iw. He has said -NV lutruc;ious of th Lcgi,ia.u-v .fthat i-iatc ippear with .he -:...-:cr IV-tival. are "not ' a l)ack. ol i,,iafruU.,' 4"u--- - j to its IJuitci .;t-i r-u.ai..,. . tc. v.-tc :ig:ii:t much to - .fc tdV being so small a iu lhht t0.l,av,c U,.,,U,'S !n:c a "ialefactor. j ih3 iVed. t's veto ;.f the Ch ii J. s almost invisible on the head, and afTordiugj li permited to hve ot all with a coll.,r j said : nnr,rotr.eti.,n irhafever to the wearer but. nbo,,t our lo lo Jrkc! bV ! "I know, sir. ?h"t f I " d'f ro.'.'.rd iheso

bituminous coal as a preventive o! noiru i" J"- ;

cho'cia after six year trial, havaig lost but ;-, f 3 , ,,;..,.,,.,,..,, WS1.C., ti,0 .;.., ru, one ho- in that time. In IS JO I had nine- J Piatc villainy. hate ad kj-own ; evccüon oel - " teen ho"s intended for fall poiker-, but the f ". üuucio I from lucm. I hey 1 c have .-ecu ver..l pros.uni..: jus ot cholera" "Ot among them and killed eigh- lvc made our politics more corrupt; they fl,ja kinJ. l ho Coi..iili;'.M ij , f tl.c I nitcd teen I made use of all tlics remedies I have made legishrio" more venal, f n M.o.r ! ays, in pioviding for ihe cu ctiou i"i 1 r ....;! I uiw it st:itfl livsonm connection witii them. The hureh nlush- ; and am ouitti.oa. of euars : !f v:uati-

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.i.niono" 00:1! w.w tn antidote f.r ho-- ehrucra. Sinco then, l luv kept ' 1 r 1 I...... Uwi. Lot ooai 111 tocu iinijiv, ..in. ----since, (Whether from cholera or no, cannot tell) alihcvzh hogs have been dying with cholera all around vz as many as 11 1 hundred on one faini. I have lound coat ashen taken from grate?, bctici than unburnt coal. The mall pit ess of coal and coke the hogs cat much m ire freely th.n the entire coal; it is softer and more e:ui'y tlinn'.l Ka i rl.lllCPll o . v 0.o,K they will bo .utpri rd t. see tho amount bo t-ill e-nt, pticularly whan eoneriHisly fid ou Su:u.-J. S. in, n.v.vPw , : '

Until the Sound of the Gavel in

' SOLEMN WOItD FHOM A HUFF A. LP BltOTUKR. atm t tic woric thre. th.it Inn lmmm-ml a : Lod-e on hrh is entirelv ne-!ecitJ. V ; . ' " i u t!t th:nk that iue javel in the hand j ! our '-Supreme GrandMaäi.' iejv hi : j any moment ?ound from the East, cafiine ' as imllvi.ln.iHv fn -Pml,.r ,,nr o.nnt.K.! .r ,v.4j v w j tili. , - uzvr oiten are we ?:ic4 udou f per i form the solemn ceremony of attending ! i the remains of some dear departed brother; i a lusnuij puce, ni ."pirit iiavm ; received its climit irom tho lod2 ig2 on earth to that "glorious Grand Lodiro on high" j wnicn our J-.lder i.rother lias gunc hcterc to prepare for those of us who have rerved Him faithfully here. How few of us fill up the r3t eight j Oüts ot tue day, or any pai t ol it. as wci ; uaueu upon ue. oy T.ae service n: God, nd the relief of a distressed, worthy j brother. 0' brethren, let us be more

faithful, and live up to the obligation I carry his politics upva the beuch . . 1 La, which we o willingly and fiwries-iy took j incapable of com preheat nj principles upon ourselves when we wert raised to which to them are plain 1' is that horsethat sublime degree. ifiv v:hich lr. Linc-hr vi-J im :b!ed Mr.

Very few of u?, when we are called up-j Chase in the Treasury Depaitment vet hito mourn the departure of seme broth- tinz him? Vviii Oodimc-s am.nt'rm in.

in er from our midst, but experienco some ly feeling of awe, and our thought- cn such 's occasions turn instinciiv.-ly to the time I which we know must hi o-ib ! everr one of us. when we shall be caürd i the finishing "snnctum sttf torvm to uov mm lb n w.u u'liiliuv. ... .,, Can Ave pass an examination that will .i-u.:v oT:r 1 11 11. eon; ur-i'iii i:is:n" ai n tt. r T . .1 . . J will n.. f:...:.... ..:.. ." ':..:,.! t V tiici e :

If we c?.!.....otansr ih-e qucs0 witiicul aiuwng the cowans .i lt.? i . ,r . . , inenic; ry jiason take tr.e manual ' IUJ- " e can answer lor ourselves in tin w . . ,nat.,cr- We have abused hmi tin.e and a":i,n but we d Sincerely grateful to i im now us it is no'ib'e for h iiuiuau be-' i - , ' - lu ,ucx l""u uuukt who nas cone vim-h. lau-i. ii.iiuv, liu.H - " venom o, n r, ooa ... .. i ... .i . ' f ,-'?cl .:U,U1'' "SiiC? :MH'lu 111. 1' nr.. I ... -.r;.. ......11 I. .. '.i muic. iui-.i im been laieoi .!.wi:.a:ius anti in-iiion." oi ireeboin Afnerica-.i., hid it not been for An drew Jchnson, who lifred himscif proudly abo.'e tlc waves of fanaticism which, for a tim4. threatened to ccgusf the whole nation. i and stayed tjieir fierce progress. Radicals sought to h.;ng ua to degrade us o place our former slaves over us as masters. Andrew Johnson would not let them. And now tho radical hntehini for it. I aw n't we abundant reason to feel rraleful to tu President? Wc were less than human ifi we did not. fGaHitiu (Tcnu.) Examiner, j , , n ,. ' ' . I Hak t?o Political PRFAcnr.as.Iho hun J-rancisco (talitornw) Dahctln, in speaK.ngof this das oi wneal mountev . biiiks, says; I Ihere doe not exist a more repulsive j spectacle than a debauched I parse n. lie can dive deeper ,nto the mire oi pohtics j and come up ,rucr than anv otlr croa-, . r c L' i -i fir ir IIa .i.l.,-..-, .1.. iii.(ia.:i. .'.' o ft u u n i ' i . iiu uumo iu 1 1 1 ij uiirviu

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assured t.ut it will not be satisfactory ; f:,rtl,, lcst r..crf.sr t-c of oaoy, ilici in whose nan rets the gave, that .j ,0 sar.c .j, Uüt lü recovcrca w. shall call eaca one to the place prepaid j c;i,;Cr tlacCi cr ;,r 5ct tJ J cU;m orr tor hi in, eiiber in Jus immeuiate rrcr.2n? "

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-now ot. lie adds to the unecru- in:y of (jie j0UsC .v, tjle tViistilussof thftfommoTi partisan and the t;o;, ". rcf,m ,-s.,rrs iwctlf-U in of the vulgar broker in leg.sbtion. e;l?!l braru h. it v ii! bo c-: bos- s .,1, a

pulousucss of th venalily ol an luYlrnatc sinnt o. lue.üoss nn unction of depravity that rcuder him altogether unique, lie sccma io run to evil from pure love of it. lie hunger; and th'tj after unrighteousness with an avidity !ia! astouiidies and u!i;:i.U even thc :r.ct har. deiicd political staircrs. if he cots into Congress he is conspicuous fw hii venal; ty, or it koto tho l.eu;i.siai ui'c l.-j 10 w.t.. 4. iobca ringieaiiei in evu v thieving enter -)nse, or ;! !:c rctf an ottiw ot tr::.;t !io 1-1 pure to tuia speculator; in short, whatever I . iu ViMi Hit. . ..nut mi Tiinl'iii. "i li-ir-l I en Icr them, the Mate is dcliica ly inc.;.. . . .... ,1,.. Und society justly regard t'-'-C'-U -o ..aiCDg . the v; ;rst enemies. Iter by ihe i.i-t .-re-twer says: A Pauh 1 4 I have just t-cen a t'o'itlcman who hi booa traveling for t iat three weeks iu

Austr a proper, and partlenhirly in Gal-!h:ipjm during a rcce -,i f ttcl.giil ifurc licia, or Au.-triau Poland, bordering upop'of that Staic. It :i :uh' ha'V n l Prufsia. He states that te gcutft ac Uia. 01, but v.ovVl not. It could jo t eVrt tivtty prevails, and that troops arc loing a ra Üc l bjoaii o rf Scot c! " i Urvon ran. rai idlv pushed iow rd thc Prussian free ' biai fair or !"..'.' :.;:d .1. ..;!.' c.Vct U

tier, while all tlie tortrews. ar? bc:ug put p-copt-crhcau wim-h ih-J. .-f. tc-s , in repair. Throughout Autrn. l:RtMrr. ra the .ovrt xi.v..-jz .;-,.. -. uV. Lsvc wr with Prarsia is regarded s lucvits.' i ;;cth:-- to do with a Mvaudji.-tdi Lü IbU. " - ' Said was wor than alb CAiC. T.;:ir.

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The Chicago Tim( thus aVudes to tha j influence of Chwf Justice chase "Vl'l't. iljLI-.J !. t . .:, n:. t..., ft- . A ilv: tnxs a'-i he o-rt decided tVt the military court or cia-iH"" r-.'u mittce wh'ch -c...ccd ti i' ,Sn lu. di.ma to death. nu who uld have tcert' -.,'!.:,. i - r iliUI al.La llUU l'Jt Iii I l 'JI ' L i k I'll rli.iv . i ' Juvi do i"n-Q!Ct::r. lo-.-.i,.;-to rrv a d - ' tenets :Lci.i' ChW .fusti.-o dissented. I is now pretir well asccrNir.r d tha ; :!c court v:ii at is i:c;L " r :'P':: 1 ho test oath to be uucon.i ti.ioual. ' Jr.i. o Cha.-e d--'sr ills. j llt r-i fnc lute 'r.K-Iamatioti of r.caec ibc cjuit decided ihn tho southern iates Lwuv in the L'ni-in. aui ir.t it was nrofcr t consider cases c-jmin': froai them.' Chief Justice Chase dissented. VV ;v is it that v!i. uii ii2stir:s n berr. j r,artv issues arc involved he so vidr'v dif- ! fers" from the uhe: JuJ-ci ? ?ors 1 j votig.it:ng committee to n juiic? There j something the matte-with him, hU ; aociites are pi of-undiv ignorant q" Ir.v. intrvpst Lar;. 1 1 cncC'Ji:rg fix do5! fS VO;r or. o.ie iiuu till' 1 1 1- , , , urcd i3ol;ai3 has been d:roo-or i.:J!: -tIv .1 . :. ... 1 1 :. . , , " a ?l:r-i'lQ J'Cr .,nt. a.ded:i f 4, o I i cascs'in hich VQvnhirztfr plerllcd fotj.pJsrtciit toJxncsS. 1 iJTürr. einoioa as ucioirnies in t:; ;T "'late. o iii i . . give lelcw an abseiet cf ir.' i;i".ecd5nir, eoudenscd from the Jndirfroüs Jr;l v Herti'tl. We are glad to !. i.-e :h? nom;' ! nili.u dames i? 1 vi n Sr?ie T:-ci -vrt r. Itwas a omni 'o ( ci ::: lotioirtt i .... VoUrcsted Sll., : " i i:w,-.inie;.s aud vit fn suam the IVoi ! deutM ioli'.v. tliat at will u'n.'i.u!.' ii.v JUIiI,c hie. Hz tl ?.:.- v.ould iot iii ,;tLtC. j;,r a iili;r xv;ii, ,j.c VVt.;lt .,HHlly. i eonficii"e which I would luv. if I li. d in thi' hoor AvX, I , o:ii,"iv."1 lo Doadnty io my cöuiitrv. I rosncit thc '.inins of i :n?trucicr?. Dnt thr v have been 'Ivrcivrd uien wi;0 uavc con: unie. v i i ..... and iio?:.i fornod. If r hey v.. Vo here- thoy ( would think and act -lifiVcntH ." j - . v v.-mJ L; oust re iinl ti Veto. The Senate of the Vnifi'd Sf:!.s rr.nsists prorly of j-e vn?v-:vo :i-t.iI or-. The. !Ione of l!epvecnti!ivc il tv. hur. dred and th'rty-ro.cn, w'ioii evorv ci.iV is wproscilleJ. 0f th-e it. t-ikc Ti.c hvu, jr(,t ai,(l niliefeMI (0 p0 a ll:,;..ritv. In Senate, thirst seven is a i.iajcrüv. t!io question oi overruling the veto, bit thirtv-threo Senators voli-.i :,to. with ono h.dred and tcntvtwo Icpr-M-.tntive,. Ther0 wa . (hcrol;.r tha Blajorilr of(lCk cnare lor t,hi. aud .nlv a b:.re ciu?e the RadicaU haw 4' r riic:irr. I i not the t:.?gve"3 of ihe Unite-l Staf03 whi h overrules tho P e;i lcnt, li't a Kumi. ragi cut of it. I'?. An exchr.niro t:cwsi ".t cr. üecss i lie N'tv Jersey enato-!li!f and ic'oiiin j to tho renrtt h-il ;!.e hiI:it..ie of t: at 'tite a, id siij.oiri.. ) , .:y-i : "As the Vw dcirov lcgiilaiurc i m.t ,lv-.w 1? -s-!oi:. it wi I dcv.iue .moo ibc 1 . good republican Governor Yt : rd t.. iio ibc .atMiifV i V i ito aji t;:i:tm?i.t ct a soun 1 i: jm.s hapnci bv leN.-natir.i. or i'hiru:e, j during the rc-css of tho !e -.i-. un cf uny ! n'c, th-? execuiive thc;-oi ay u akci :nI porary aipoiulme:it. until i'.k u'x! uuyt.inj: of the iciluhituie, v hi.-h h:; :h. n f ü ! such .o .;;. it - 1 1 1 I. ins v:miii v. wu'iu ; v the cxpuUd1':! of Senator tia-ktMi dd no

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