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CHAS. C. MOKsE, Editob.
lljae Park, Wrd.rid.r, Trk. 98, I8C8.
tested had not been permitted to be
heard. The principle is firmly nxea id
the n.ind8 of the American people that
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I districts aWcs id as miy be required for limited space wwl not a-imit ot g.v g . - . . ,)1UhCl, there houId he to taxation .... ,
I , i .1.' ......... f,.Ii So we civo only the the Frtedmen s Bureau ss now . v,,,,!.,. are now to
reiuicrs aim irecunieu uuneuwm w uc o , in 71s . 1 rearniauoii.
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Hr .m. ...... .t ... in n.im of th United States hv ! On Tuesday a message wai received by
gaUPim ni5lUaUI. or purchaWi 8uch land8 wit,i the the Senate. squarely vetoing tie bill. Our
nppointed by the President, will be greit
i the b. ginning, with a tendency steadily
The appropriations asseu
For Cruuty Commissioner,
Hon. Samuel Belding
.fid. be estimated .hat the be borne by all the country, and we may
J.I...Kn;n.,.,in'bMt demand that they shall be borne
U IK FREEDV1 VVS BUREAU BILL
AN O ITS VLTO.
Government for suppoit. and he shaP pro. reasons, ai laid down,
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they shall be borne
and schools. But no sn.. purchase shall there is no immediate necessity for the cos. w oe- ' Jmore ' without , muimur when they are voted
be nn.de, nor contract for the s.me enter- proposed measure; the act to establish a will require aou . b oity of the representatives of all
cd upon nor other expenses incurred, un-, Bureau tor Fteolaien and Refuses, which than the entire sum cxpe , j
til after appropriations shall have been pro- was Hpproved in the month of March last year under the admini , .j.,,,,.. rht 0f Congress to
Tided by Congress for the gencr .l purposes has not yet expired ; it was thought strin. .pppr.ations Mee. each House for' itself, of the elcc
.1 ntinliuh tnrthn niimoHA OTU v - . - - . .. .
of th'iH act. out of which payment for eent aii
s .id binds aliall be m ide And the Com- in view ; before it ceases to have its effect j
OF LANDS.
. tion returns and q'miflioutions of its own
n(l IilH ftftlnn ;n it
Trumbull argued in . '
. 1 c'lnM3Eterna
manner for the p,M:ipcof ,., f
ins npthe objection, t
cnt and set them m,t U
ing. Gfea't excitement pH0 Sam
gressand in aoruc p,,tg t. ' 7
and the question wis
Itrtitf.ilcd to receivt bmhit
vote rrquircd. wl Lh settles tt! viuintt
for the present, '". cowtiuue(
The worst features of tl,e wn5
tinbounded approlmlicn 0f ,i 'ft disapp
.... . .'. ... thi noihoritv cannot be inc the rebellion w . .. flowing th
The following bill passed both houses n,jwj011CT hall cause such lands from fur.her experience may asnist to guide us -in aaa. ion ,o j construed us includinff the right to shut the Uniof. arras met with ducc'!
ofCongres.andw.sseuttotLaVesident t5mc to time to be M .Uoted. .aaign.to a wi c.cMsb, to the policy to be .Uted ifth nof 'V ZTttl Stato'fronm the i N. Y. Day Book 1B lit Tl
for approval :- ! and so.d in .he maimer and from pro- ( dp,e,l in time of pence. . - " J w reprepenU,io to which it U entitled by
..Section 1. That the act to establish vided in the preceding section, provided 2d-cncon8t.tdtional feat.. ie without any k at Protceain8 b P
.v .i,.i: .. .i..r.h.tih....S.l J,II ,,r,t I l,im ..th.it the bill proposes to es- Disc nau. co.u.urjr lu , -
refugees, approved Mar, h 3. 1865. shall 80ld for less than the cost thereof to the tablish ivs provisions by ..uthority of Con- the cousti.ution winch declares in no
continue iu force until othoruise provided United State. ' 'gross over all parts of the United States person shall be deprived of lite, liberty
by law; shall tend to refugees in ccr- Sec. 7. That whenever in any State or containing refuses and frcedracn. and or property Without the due process ot
tain parts of the United States: and the district in which the ordinaiy course of would require as many officers as there lw-
President m iy divide the section of coun- j idieial proceeding h .a i.een interrupted : weie counties, having power jlaued in J 7th OX ACCODNT of this FBEEPMES
try coiitainitig such refugees and frcedracn l.y the rek-1 lion, and wherein, in coi se- 'their hands, and being exposed to error, I tiikmskUks.
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into distiicts, each containing one or more quence of any State or local law. ordt- might commit acts ot injustice, caprice ! '" - - hv the r.eonlc of all the States. Eleven
Ri. noun ,,(1 twelve in nniuler : mliee or other leii.iluMon. custom '., Dassinn. The rules on which offenses the bill on grounds seriously aHeciing mo '
and by and with the advice and coi.Kut or ppj.di.-e. any of the civil lights or;rc to be heard and determined by the class of persons to whom it is designed to
cf the Senate. tlJtii.t Mi i.KHRiuiit Con- immunities belonging to white persons. ( numerous agents are sn. h rules and iegu-1 bring relief. It will tend to keep the
raigsioncr for caeh of said (lis. liefs, who including the right to nuke and enforce bilious as the President, through the W'ur ! minds of the freed men in a Btate of unccr-
shall ciie like boi.ds and receive the s..me irencr.l contracts, to sue. to b p irties and IVp.rtiiM-ni. shall prescribe. No previous . tain expectation nd restlessness, while to
DUTiES OF TIIK PRE'ISKNT TO Ttl
COUNTS T.
The l'rehident of tho United States
stands towards the country in a somewhat
different attitude from that of any mem
ber of Congress, chosen from a single dis
trict or State. The President is chosen
in their power to assist tb, 1 coverca
overthrow the government, P
forth with -double leaded" J T
ing the veto. Guns bar, M?. .
the wildest demonstrations 0( St0We
by thit clas of citizens, ' r,
tends to make the n;.j.,itj nf Wavbri
distrustful and fear that all inr KoIT0
Another bad feature is. tblt .at of mib
paroled rebel soldiers, rebel . Moan!
and their kin. held a ie State
mgton. appointed a comwn,fr,.he8 us. ai
comtusation and perform the s ine du give evidence, udiet it. purchase, lease, sell presentment, is required, nor any mulct
ties preset ibtd by this and the net to hold and convey real and personal prop ment .charging the commission of a ctime
those among whom he lives it will be a
source of constant and vague apprrhens
States are not at this time represented in
either branch of Congress. It would seem
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;. ..i .in . A r.,u. 0 ,,Mon" en,,0lslllS hc the fee tcmpei
,. rtu. jc. v.-...- e---; I tion, procured bauds of music ,,i ull mv
II I,.. .li(T,ri'oivq or onin.
I IlLIC Ull' UJ u i. uv .w...... - 4 J
in in the community, ami individuals
i . . . m.v ho iTiiiltv or tr:nisn'res..ion ol the IjW
which this is an nn.cndu.ent ; or s.id hu eny, and to have full and cqo.l henem ot against the las. but the t.l.i must pro-, ion i.uuouu.eu.j ... ..e.i.c. ..... - - ...
s. 'I ho be protected, hut he should lie protected .
. i - r it I. .I 1 1 I 1 , I!...... I li a un.ii.iiSrii ' ......1 ,.U..m.r anniifit-.tlniia
reau may. in me aisciction oi me i rem. a .u,s,., J " -t" - . ; ' tions oeainst the richt of a State renre-
dent, be pb.ced under a coiuinissiucr and of person and estate, are lefnscd or denied puni.-hment will not he hat the Jaw de-1 by the civil authorities efpceuiiy nj u.e Mn .ng j wouj jn W illterft,re
assistant C minufiioi er. to be detailed to negroes. uWattoes oi freedmcn or icfu-' cl ues, but such as the court martial may ; cxerciso of all the coustitutonal powers of 'd"igc.etilI1 J,f (wreH8 with re.
from the airey ; in which event each of- gees, or any previous condition of slavery think proper, and from those abutting tri-1 the Courts of tho U ui ted' States and of the j u nifications of members but
ficcr so assi-'ued to duty nill serve with or involuntary senitude, exeipt 'ns a bunaiils there lies no appeal, uo writ of States His condition is not so exposed ic qua i a ( l . i
c j j r ii I holu i my duty to recommend to you,
out increase of p .y or allow..n.cs. pnniiment for crime whereof the party , error to any ot the Courts in which the as may at hist be nu .gmed ; he is in a interests ot eaec and in the inter
Sec 2 That the CoinniicMoner. with shall have been duly coiivitccd. or where-( Constitution of the United States vestj portion of the country where his labor in oneics so peace a ni in ic m cr-
., i . .t. . i, : i . . ..i n i: t .V. .o u..i.i....i tn :..i.Sr.lif tKo ..ii..i..1 n,.wr at tl,n ' nannoi. ivill h iu,:irid : oemtiotition for e8t8 thc L nioii. admission of every
llie approval oi ino i ivaiucm, bii;ui ii- iuvj oi utiy vi iiii.iu iivoy.j.v. ""j . j .. ...... , ... - , , - c. . i , t 1 I 1 ,1.
vide each district into a number of sub, other or diffeie.it puuUment. pains or ' country " his services from plautcrs-frorn those !lte 10 ns ry !'m ,,slal1""-
......... ........... . ,.:..... i Af ....v ,,t or I ., Ptv.v . whoara conati ue.in.r or reonenins rail, ttowever insurmruinaTe. insurgent or re-
uisuicis, uoi in exceed yie milliner ot ii ms ..,.. -..w.. .v ...... -
countUs or parishes in each State, and offense than are pivsoiibcd bhall be the .-In limeof war it was eminently proper
shall assign to each sub distiict at leaBt duty of thc President ot the United stales that wo should provnic tor tnoe wno were
who are cinstiuetiiii? or rconcnins rail.
roads, or from capitalists in his vici.ngo. ,,,,i"s i,s I,col,,e n,a? navc W'c,u il Pro'
or f.om other Slates, will enable biui to 6cn,si,self "ot only o "Uitudo of loy.
one agent, either a citizen, oliiccr of thc through thc Coinuiissioner. to extend mil- p issing suddenly from -i condi'ion of not)- command almost his own terms. Ho also a'ty and ftarruony, but in the persons of
army or an enlisted man. who. if an of itary protection and j nis.licii u over nil 'd gc to u stat? of freedom; but I his bill possoss a pifect right to change his rt'pre-ctitatives, whose loyalty cannot le
ficer. shall fervc without ad.Iiional eom-'cacs affecting such jaroui so disaimiu- j pvopnses to rn.ke theFreedm .n's Bureau. I place of abode, t.nd if thereof, be does not (l"e'iocd under existing constitutional
...... I . I . .. . . i ., . .. . n or leual tests.
Pcnsation or allowance : and if a citizen atea aijainst. .cuaiimnea ny ine act ot moj us one oi , iiuu in one community or Mate a moue oi , " . , .
or enlisted m:in sh.,11 receive a salary not. Sec 8. That any person who. under
exceeding $1.U0 per annum, and such color of any stnfe or loci law, ordinance,
agent shall, before entering on thc duties police or other leculation or custom, shall
of his office, take the oath presmibed u , in uy state or distiict iu which tho or.
tho first section of the act to which this is dinary course of j idicial proceedings has
many great and extraordinary military
measures to suppress a formidable rebellion
a pcimaiient branch of thc public admin-
an amendment. Ivjch assistant commis
sioner nny employ not exceeding six
clerks, one of thc third class, and live of
the first class ; and each agent of a sub
district may employ two cleiks of the first
class. Aud the Pi indent of the United
States, through thc War Department and
tho Commissioner, shall extend military
jurisdiction and protection over all thc
employees, agents and officers of this lu
reau in the exercise of the duties imposed
or authorized by this act or thc act to
which this act is suplimcutary.
Sec. 3. That thc Secretary of War
may direct such issues of provisions, cloth
ing fuel and other supplies, including
medical stores and transp.n t ition. and af
lord such aid. medical or otherwise, us ho
may deem needful for (he temporary idieb
ter and supply of destitute and suffering
refugees and IVeidmen and their wives
and childien, under such rules uud iegu
lations as he may direct.
Sec. 4. That the l'lesi.lcnt be author,
ized to reserve from sale or from settle-
been interrupted by tho icbellion, su' ject
or cause ta be subj.-ctcd any negio, mu
latto freediuau. or refugee or other person
on account of race or color, or any pre
vious condition of slavery or involuntary
servitude, except as a punishment for
life suited to his demies, or proper remu
neration for his labor, he can move to au
other, where labor is more esteemed and
upon him at the Executive M:t cause. .
were harangued by the living i
an hour aud a half much to tfeld the g
tion it seems by thc report 4 ijto tibrs
which has been published. Tl and do i
made to such a crowd in BiitliCcoming
is considered by many as leinj organisa
dignified and unwarranted kroner (
of the speech contained good iiji. one ye
while othcis seemed to he giet doons
p'e Be hw audience. ng out i
A part of it is here oppcme(l,ma
'You have been struling'hoy cla
yens t put down thc lleWliiis infer
denied iu thc beginning of the ure watt
that any State had the riant befrre
You Said that they had neither ,. ,
nor power. Thc issue has heem .
and it has been fettled that i iour8 ,n.
neither the right nor the p.metie had oi
of thc Union And when uu l am as!
tied that by ihe Executive mhI: tnc
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istraiion. with its powers greatly enlarged. hotter rewarded. In truth, however, each
The institution of slavery, for the milita
ry destruction of which the Ereedincu's
Bureau w .s called into existence us an
auxiliary force, has been already effectu
ally and finally abiogatcd throughout the
whole country by an amendment of the
Constitution of thc United States and
ciitue. whereof the paitythnll have been ' practically its cr.idic.tion has received the
duly convicted, or for any other cause, to asi-ent and eoucuricnee of most of thos
the deprivation of any civil right secured
to white persons, or to any o'hor or differ
ent punishment than white poisons ure
subject to for the commission of like acts
State, induced by its own wants aud in
terests, will do what is necessary and
proper to retain within its borders all the
LI or that is needed for tho development
of its rcsouiees. The laws that regulate
supply and demand will maintain their
force, and the wages of the laborer will
be regulated thereby. There is no dan
ger that the great demand for labor will
no operate in favor of thc laborer. Xei
ther is sufficient consideration given to
thc ability of freedmcn to protect and take
States in which at aiij time it h.id existed
I am not, therefore, able to discern iu the
country anything to justify any apprehcu-
nou that the powers and agencies of tne cure of themselves. It is no more than
T ffensss, shall be deemed guilty of a j Freed men's Bureau, which were effective justice to them to believe tint, as they
misdemeanor, ami be punished by a fine for the protection of fiee linen and rcfu- j have received the'r freedom with modern-
not exceeding one thous.nd dollars, or gees dining the actual continuation of, tion and forbearance, so they will distill
imprisonment not exceeding one year, or ; hostilities Mini of Afncan servitude, will
both ; and it shall be thc duty of the off- j "ow ' '"'"e of peace, and after the alio
iccra and ageuts of this bureau lo take ,i,i,n ,,f "lavery, prove inadequate to the
It is ii bin that an indefinite perma.
pent exclusion of the country from rcpre
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sciiiaiioii iii'isi oc iiiieuueu ny a spun 01 .power oi i n v um ci iiim-m, aim mo . ' ;..
i ;. . . . c i i or Hue
disquiet and con.ph.int. It is unsound Ii-' judgment, you turn urouml ari .
j i , e lint ihey ate out. and shall n.-i-
and dangerous to pursue a course of meas- , . , ' , , . '
, . ' Laughter una ehceis I nte resul'
ures which w.U unite any large action ofltL yo ?3 3.0Mr Xeeutiv. tWne'moo
the country agiinst another section of thc 'p.e'p, red to take any such P'lt on I
country : no inattter how much the latter js.-u'd in the Senate, at the very iic (
may predominate, thc course of emi-ra- j tht' Icbellion. thai states bad n'
, , . . . . . . 'go out. and that they hat no mf J '
tion the development of industry and , , ,- , . . . r ,t. t,
' J out. I bat question has been rothe bri
business and national causes will raise up i v..,nI,ot tuvil rUM(i ow. and git- Uiver
at the Souih men as devoted to the Union rcct lie t all 1 profess to luvt, fifty ,J
as those of any part of thc land ; but if the last five years (laughter t'dfthe J ui
they ure excluded from Congress, in a
permauent statute they arc declared not
to be iu full coiistiutioual relations lothc
couutry, they may thb.k they have cause
t .Mill ilo III! Klloil tllill)'. I Snv I.
these jtaies comply with the iw"! Bal ,
when ibey have given snfiiciei.l Wa8 xa
of their loyalty, and that tiw the le.i
'trusted; when they yield ohidirtried foi
to become a unit in fecHngs ami senti- law. I say extend to them ltioi;office j
ment ag.inst Government. Under the of lcllowhhip and let ,;B
juris liotiou of and hear aud determine
all offenses committed against the prous
ions of this section, and also of all cases
same propcrends "
HTH ITS Kl.KKMOSYN Alty FEATl'RES.
If I am correct in these views, there
political education of the Atueiican peo-
nle the idea is inherent and incrediiihle
gu-sn inemseives ny inc.r inuusiry ana tllllt tlie consent of a majuity of the. posed. Toombs and Sli.lell, thfa'.,- J,avo
iniiii. una soon snow me woim mat in i.i i ....... :., 'r others whose names nee. iw
as we swing round the circle. I bpo h
traitors aud iicason iu ihe Smiiigive a
ni.uic 'iviiis io ifULroii,T v m.LUlv i. .. i
.....i:,c.. t .i . ,i if 1 1 i
. . ng acquiescence in legislation Ihe bill
ouova kii.ik ui... viiijauiu ui ncicuiinu incii .1 - 1 .
. . . .r ... b under consideration
ind now, when I turn round iiii:
W. C.
alive' 1
leiul of ttiH lino. I tiuil men. I ci:
nfor!l to pertain i . 11 .1 . r . &nn..i
own place of abode; of insisting for them- V u, f , ,nai uamo yo. eoi. uicm LV,T -
. ' ... States as though they had not been fully ; them traitors 1. who still sunJand in
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OH. 1-9 .Ml M i. Villi I VIU UIIUI UI IOI1 UIIU U. LB t . ,. ., ... . , .
. . . restored in all tncir constitimonai reta
vuu.iou.ii uu v 1 iiiniiimiuiiiii vueir owu , . t -t 1 o
asylums and Schools."
8th ON ACCOUNT OF SOUTHERN NON REP
It KSENTATIoN IN CONOHESS
"I cauuot but a'd another very grave
objection to thu bill. 'I ho Constitution
affc-ting negioes. miih.ttocs. freedmcn. or c!,n 11(1 necessity for the enlargement of
refugees or other uerons who are dUcriin- ,1,u powers of the Bureau, for which pro
iimte l agiinst in any of the particulars ' vi,i"" IUi,l tn third ecc.
mentioned in the preceding section of this nf 'he bill authoiizes a general smt un-
ment, under the honiesteol or pre cm p-! et. under su. hinies aud regul .i ins us limited gr.mt of support to thc destitute
tion laws, n.el to set apart fur thc use of the President, through the War Depart. I""d suffering refugees and freedmcn and
freed men and loyal refugees, nnoeupied ment. shall prescribe. The jurisdiction 'heir wives and children. Succeeding sec jllip(;, i(ivcy Jet.lurc8 j cimection with
-aiiua in i io, m. anssiMppi ,.n.i a i Km. conferred by this section on the officers ,,OHS ",!"-c provisions or llie rcpt or pur. j taxation, that each State shall have at
sas. not exceeding in nil .three millions of and agents of this hme u is to cease and chase of landed estates for freedmcn. and least one Iteprccentutivc, and fixes the
acres of good land ; .-ml the ComwisMon. lU terminc whenever the d'nerimiuation f"r thc erection, for their benefit of suita- j T(1u for th(J umlcr to which in future
cr, under the directi f the IVesident. on account of which it is confer cd ceases builiinjj for asylums and schools, ti.o ' tiiuen each State shall be entitled. It al-
shall ci use tho s.me from lime to time, le Bnd in no event to be exercised in any expen-es to bo defrayed from the treasury '80 jovides that the Inmate of the United
be allotted and assigned, iu precis not. stat,. i which tho ordinary course of ju- ofihe whole people. The Congress of StaUs shall be composed of two Senators
exceeding forty acres each, to the loyal dicial proceedings has not been inter- the United States has never heretofore ,., i.e. ,,., i n -.l i-
e i r i , in. . ,. i iiom cacu oiaic, aim uu.ts, with peculiar
refugees Mid ticedineu. who nhall be p o. mpted l.y the rebellion, nor iu any stale thought itself competent to establish any I forec ,j1(t )10 Stat(J wjlh0ut j,8 c08Cljt
tected iu the use mi l en joyment then of nTtcr it shall h;.c been fully restored iu a".v l w Uyond the limits of the District ' -k .ii i ,i , e . , ' l.'
l . e . i , . .,... snail ic deprived ot its equal suffrage in
for such tci m ot tune and at such aniiu 1 nil iis constitutional relations in the Ui.i- of ( o,unbi;i except for the benefit of our ' tho Seuate Tho ori iiul t
rcut as my be agred o.n bet wren the ted States, and thecomas of the state ai.d disabled soldiers and s ilors. It has'nev. '....ji. n Ll i.. .1 "ng,",J "c w" "e,:c8
r ' i r i ... oiiiiy p.iBecu ill me absence ot tho States
Commissioner and the .eb.gees and f.eeo. ,he United flute, wi.hin the n.me are er founded schools for y class or for our cllil.fly t0 be tM .
men. 1 he nut Khnll I o l.aed upon a not disluibed or stopped iu the peaceable " Iople, not ' even for the orphans of ,.K,i, , i , . .
valuation of thc land, to 1-c aseeitained in r , tl.o. who hv f..n.. : ... .,'r.... I WUC. ,hrn ol'"! eng.ged u. the
, .... j .v. ( - v . ,v uvicuno oi rebellion,
bucu ui inner as inc i.oiuniHsioncr may. he louse added to tho ..W t the I'nion. but has l..lt tU tt..:.
If they have
not, let us at once act together fo eceuie
that desirable end at the curliest possible
moment. It is hereby ncecessar for me
to inform Congress that in my own judge
ment, most of these States, so far at leaht
as depends upon their own action, have
already been fully restored and are to be
deemed to be entitled to enjoy tin ir Con
stitutional rights as members of tho Uuiou.
to the restoration of the Lnwi
States; ami 1 am five to say to . ,
I am still for the preservation)
puct ; 1 am still for thc restnraw j
Union; I am sti.l in f avor of ii jj'.j '
government of ours going on J ' ' 1
or w
ing out its destiny. I A vm. "
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under di.ectioi, of the IVsidcut. by reg- .n,-,,..,.,.,,.. on f u.h;..h ...... .r cluea.ion toil,- m....1. av ieasi oi ine Butes are attending
" v.w via io tv llO " " w iismvii IIIVIC V'lIIUT'IUIlb I ,,ii.. ka j
Now the case is changed, and
it, of the States are attending
by loyal representatives solicit-
ulution nreseiilio. at ihe, nil nf kii. ti l t . .1. . i i , i , , .. .. .l . r. . i t .i . .
., , iumi un iursou snaii ue ucemen icsti. " rmciciu cooirot oi inc biaics, ot com- imr the nil wkii o of tl f
or sooner if thc Coiumir shall assent tute. suffering or dependent upon the gov- munities. of private associations and of rilt of n, V; n8,Uu,,onjl
thereto. ThP rci.o....t nf ... .-.r..,.t. ' ... . i . , !...i;.i.i... u i. u... ......... gni ot reI,rentation. At tho time.
- '"i I----- v iiuu. iib wuu. i ciog uib io nu. i employ ...,... on never ucemcu use it u.li,.,.r ,.p .
a .m.Mt m,. i i t ,,. . . ' s a . .. ... whoever, ot the consideration
and the
the names " A gentleman c,"';;j;ftere
names. Well, suppose I should (
A voice. "We know iheiu " l!')0ut tw
them, 1 repeat, it as Piesidenlti ae ,
as much Of.jiosed to the lundaiuc -
citdes of this government, '(.,... i n..
Keasoning from the Constitution itself I'1' "re "8 "lUch ti.no (
: 4tir rikt iVinm uu wita thi turn t
and from the actual situation of the coun- gg imt ,m A ,5 ..thl,V
try. I feel not only entitled but bound to ' i,mes ?""J I say Thaddew ufal
assume th it the Federal courts restored 1 1'eiiu. rrcmendous applaw icti,)n
in the several States uud iu full cie-cise c-'1':'8 Su",,,e'' L,,rei,t "PP1-1 ig the'
of their functions, the rights and inter-1 VMi Utii
. . , . ; stupe are among them. LA ""t of V
WB VI ull itumw Wl pi'l'jiiu mill WHU 1110
aid of the military ill cases of rcsistai.ee
to the laws, be essentially protected
against unconstitutional infringement and
violation. Should the expectation unhnp.
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pily fail which I do tiot anticipate, then I placed my feet from my entrance h6 ha
the executive is already armed with the I lie life. Thcv 1u.1v traduce recent of
....... " . ' .:. .! :
Biamier me. ihey may vnu"uq um
let me sv to vou that it baitwJ Coke
it to Forney "1 Some geiitlem'nt j,;.
crowd R.yg "give it lo Forney J ey ha.
only just to say that I do nut,, villui
ammunition upon dead dacki in was
ter and nppl .use I stand fo.r'' Cokel
try ; I sr.nU tor the consilium" tendei
so asiiiorned miiv tiiirel.uBA 1:.ml ..ml 4 11 1.. ... . b,,il,n. !...! 1 .1 . 1 .-
j 1 - iiieui. ciu'u oj- proper inuusiry nu exer- " w vjiciiu mc punuo money passing of the t ill tl q
echo the title thereto from tho United tion avoid such destitution. Buffeting and f"r ll" rent or purchase of houses for the J,r K.p.eHcntatie i C "f t
States in fee upon paying thereof the val- dependence; and thc other, added to sec- husi,ds. not to s.y millions, of the tit.v0 stutes"w i -h" i"gC' '' l"
ue of the 1 .nd. ascertained as aforcs.id. tion ". rend as follows ; ,hite race who ore honestly toiling from fwjtBj by it8 ' -Ure ,, .6 ' ,f"
8i-o 5 ThU the occupants of land un- -IWided. that whenever the former ""J to d,,y for wbsistonce. A sys- lh l, rin ., J T'"' Vcrjr
dcrMaj Ocncral Sherman's Hpeci.l fi. ld owners of lands occupied under Uen Sher- ,c,u f"r ""Ppo.t of indigent pesons Z T , t agM
order, dated at S ,vannah. J.,n 16. 1863. , field order shall make PplUio 'he United States w,. never coute.a- -??0 ""I"181'"'" o
arc hereby cenfirioed iu their possession for restoration of said lands, tho Comniis- l',l,K'J l,y tho authors of thc Constitution .,' ,,"!, r0" J ' "nJ
r. .i . ! . i . .t . Blioulu nAve nave. I .nnmi..if ,. i!.,.,. -e
.or .ub ,h:.ioU o. ....ee jears irom the siouer is hereby authomed. upon agree- nor 0an 600J ru be sdvauced why their own in V ' v. upon delilTato consideration py tho pco
date of said order, and 1.0 person shall bo ment oud wiih the written consent of said BS Perm lUcnt establishment, it bhould ,-,. , .T" PUln ,he,r pie. it shall recdvo ihe sanotiou of au cu-
dislurbed to or oasted from said posses- occupants, to secure other lands for them ""' for on or color of our Tv , , , w'KTl;0,ia' 9n(l ""'"t 1 1'ghteiicd puulicjudemeut,
sions.duiing, sd .three years, nnless a bv rent or purchase, not eiceediuir fortv Fple more than another." !, ' " w'eoge. tht pe,.fout,
settlement h illhn mudn wirh t),n ,.irl l . . ... 01
- cie ior eaen occupant, or 10 set apart OTn -0N ACCOUXT OF BXHKN8R.
occupant by the owner Satisfactory to the for ,hcm. out of the public lands nssigned I "The nppoiniment of an agent for eve-
wiu. .(,...... w. wuv ,.u,i,uii uurtau, tor thut niirnoHK in in A. nf I Kin Kill Jn w ...... .....1 :n .
( i v. w.U. j viitiij dii.i .i,i.nii win create
powers conferred by the act of March,
isr.r. Aai.i.iiVi.;n v.n v-.....i r
, B iwuillflll B Ull- a ...I I.., niil'saliiim
reau and hererftcras hcetofore. he can jJJ ,1,
employ the land or naval force of the . by my enemies. ApplauscjiJ'tber''.
couutry to suppress itisunectiou ui.d to Ihe people will sustain you"
overcome obstructions of thc laws.
"I return thc bill to the Seuate in the
earnest bopo that a measure involving
qucstiousaud interests so iiupoitant to
the couutry will not becomo a Lw, unless
The measniia arw.ira ll.. 1 .
measurcb immediately yffltin,! , ? .. . r1"
themselves whil- tho is . 1, 0,'" BU."U, wa""ir na Wtt 'ved with
,i .. ... V ; ' " uc"""a- considerable
lion WOlild IliPn I.a f. J A-i . I
i'v live. H III! I nilflMaa .
"-e ; many members of ini
respect and consideration by
On the
We hope the people will not . H
B.... a. -i'K.. 1 1... i '.,.,..;....: ..L..1I . . . - - n"iu ii'i'v iuii noir in . ...
r ihov m nniw.. i numerous ouicers ana tLu r rimV. i. . : .. . over me vc o. Kein.tor Wu.i.. ....i.
(oujwuou urgeu mat th States most in. I . . . . . v "
luinujj Bteocn, eoimtmuiug the IVsaidcut
, numerous officers aud their clerks to le'
great fours for the ultim.it '"jj,,
right in this nation, though thi',. r
now look daik, yet we prop "t 'I he
see "the sulvatiou of (Jod." '"''ionics
remetnUiing that "tlicie issied m
rael." Doubtless the prcsc" isville
which now exist between tl" K for t
and congress will soon be amioa'-lusUicst
itors n
OH'he fubseription boikif"'ire of
Munsficd Uailroa.l wcro opcncl riR ,
risville on Monday, an
1 tit tlii'P1''
tcrdiy $21,000 have hcc ,u' prriav
Tbs bocks are open at Stowe w-