Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10

The Senate Printer will probably be
bowman. Some inGue1eesis. .broughtto
withdraw the Democratic Dpposition %
him. 81 Ei Nf
The U. 8. Agricultural secietyEis pre-
Iaring for its next anhuali exhibition.
The report will be soon given to<she
public. .sss
! The Republicans are canvassing the
tpropriety of holding a caucus to bind the
party to the policy of sticking to Sher-
lman-maintaining silence and refusing
to adjourn, or to pair off.
Mr.. Allen, last night, exercising his
Temporary authority as presiding officer,
Iby virtue Of his Clerkship, adjourned
the House during the call for the yeas
ind nays. The Republicans were very
indignant at this unwarrantable exercise
If power. Many are in favor of CEN
slring him, +. f9tf.t4 s.'' ~ 'ia
| Mr.. Gooch, Of Massachusetts,, called
Reagan, Of Texas, to sharp account, this
morning, for changing the, records in
the Globe. L have seen the original
manuscript with alterations made by
Reagan. The reporters charged it upon
HIM, and 2Gooch made him apologize
ylry humbly. It was as cringing as the
trick was Contemplate. The Americans
ard Opposition are quite elated with
tie complete backing down Of Mr.. Cox,
of Ohio by those parties yesterday
wlom he attacked most grossly and with
out provocation.. The Senate adjourned
!. today, without doing any business, un-
til Monday next. .5e - s'i b5sits
i The special Committee upon the Har-
4 pes's Ferry affair held brief session to-
day, but only drew up it's plan of procel
DUE, Mr., Mason expressed the belief
that the whole thing was nonsensical and
! would amount to nothing in the end
Thsre can be no doubt that he is ashamed
of, md regrets it. The shot Of Mr. Pot
ter, of Wisconsin, at Vallandingham, of
0hD, for being concerned in the John
Brown affair, created much. rnerriment
He is the man who attempted to extort
answers from Brown while he lay Woun-
: dedafter the riot. The stupid reply, Of
Mr. ". will bear no comment. The rea-
son Of the full Democratic vote for. Val
t landgham is undoubtedly because Of his
disunion speech Some, of his, colleagues
: North refused to vote for him Z 10
Tie mail contractors are preparing
7 Eanotier memorial to present to Congress
Several contractof rs in Pennssy yivaania have
i faile9.l 90 o i'9''.'9 1i'F %" g.l''e
e = i III. Morris,s ST III, arose very ~ axsi A9ii
e tedIy today, to say something agains
PVa1l.ndighan but was restrailed By hi
e associates; but he says he will say II it Oh
someother occasion . Many Of the DEN
! o,erab expect a. union, SO do several %
s Ethe Opposition, against the Republicans
: Tie, femarks of Mr.. Miles, Of South Car
$ oIina, foreshadowed this feeling, Mr
e Hickman, Of Pennsylvania, by his re
marks sentia perfect lbombshelT into til
n Democratic ranks, It called out Johl
a G. Davis, of Indiana, and an excftihi
h scene ensued between him and Porter
n and Dunn. Of Ind, which will doubles
it be fully, reported in the regular dis
patches. aA 2t s'i.l,-st - .siifitif1zi
n The delegate from Utah will shorti
It present an application for the adnissio
/ of that Territory into the iUnioni,I unde
e the Constitution adopted several year
Iago. Look. cut. for row when th
IS Question comes UP. 'pas % "a ,''n -.
y Senator Powslfs bin aboiishfng tn
ii frankiRg con ntains some new and impoI
tant features. HaildHs to each Senator
IS Member and Defggate, at the commence
n ment Of every session; $175 for stamp
s, All printed matter, letters or books 5sha
he nav.hfe before their delivery AZ al,
, post Office. All mailabie matter Girecte
"a to the President. Vice President an
members of Congress to be prepaid 2
(. the mailing Office. Afl'departments, an
t heads Of departments, except the Pos
office department., shall prepay all ma
le ter sent through the mail. The obje
10 is to make the Post Office departmel
self-sustaining, and prevent frauds, whit
te are now SO frequently perpetrated.
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