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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-17

y YoRK AND Lffv1EERfooI,T III landing Mah1N <,zs1 NhW
ToWE freaSd da'sehgefs TRs G,SsrSS a. SSEEN Ms
Philadelphia Steamship Company intend dispatoh-
ing IN their inpoWered Olyde-bult Iron Steamships
Saturday May IS
ri aturday, June I.
Saturday, June s.
River. -''-
RATES or PASSAGE:
First Cabin to London 80 steerasS' te london
steerage Return Tickets, good for Six Msnths.. 6e
PSSssnseEs forwarded % Paris, HAyIe, Hamburg,
th,dns' t5hTemsh' rotterdam, Antwerp &C., at reduced
buy tickets here al the following rStes, 10 New
YORK From Liyerpool OF Queenstown. First Cabin,
T6T ne, S1 and S9o steerage from Liverpool, SlO
These Steamers have superior accommodations
they sfe built in fFsn tsS5seSns %
have Patent Fire: annibilators on board. "-N
Or, u WIZ b. BSRRY ss1s SESad dS Ess5t a. T.
myls-a Bnrnet.hou Building, Ciaoinnsti.
Q. +. HHESsnAH, H..H. shnsHnAn, i.r.aannEuAs
PhilAdslPhis- Cincinnati. LAneAstsE.
Camargo Manufacturing 90.
81 WEST FOBRTH-sT., oIN0IEEArI.
Manufacturers and Dealers IN
Wall Papers and windOw-shadssl
O; sTSSE os Ea .s,...y AaSyH z. sSssRs
ket. Our styles are all new, aud priOoS much Ic1S1y
than ever before offered In this city. Is2s-ag
HanRs's Bell and Brass FOuHdFy.
zILEs WORKS, cfOrmeriy George L. Hanks, Hs.
19O East 6eoond-stroet, OnoinnatL
HRELLs KEPT TCONsTANTLYON HANR
or made TO order OF any size ur 70 600 r0unda
and IN chimes - wanted. kyery variety of Branl
Work and Brass and Oomp0s1tion Oastines made II d
order. Also, on hand, Rabbit Metal aad epallsT
Solder aud sVery description Of finished bEaa I
IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS.
1uoh a. WTousht-iron Piping, and Fiftinfs put urf
Steam and Mster 9aygesl Metslio Packing, hiStlil
Ali other varieties always On hhnd,
se29-h THOMAS FIRTH, Superintendent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-17

II RAD-PIPE sHEET-HRAD, WATER.
H CLOSETS, Hot and Cold Baths and Chemical
Apparatus ftteu up in the neatest manner. Iron
and Brass PIPE, and Brass Work Of every descrip-
tOn. fe27
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-17
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. B, & II. GIBSON,
PIUNG BEER@

BRASS FOUNDERS,
500 AND sO9 VINE. ST., CNATIONAL HALL,)
Bet Fifth and sixth, Cincinnati, o.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-27

Psssap ~ - f1niliG viek g
- - 80 = 49, eesssae
= = 49, pssqAS = knsS
49, - $3.50 eeoRotin the rsv0
~ ~ = - - pe0s . eslleee =
. ship.Aeael, = slssvAsss ehas z ~
pogla Ne - besD6 % pvssnue -
v1ee = - = vsslA - ~ pevss
eoseded . AeId, oesapy. and poeseas
- 1sels asd etkR peopesty Of IL Uni.
- 6taaaA - klsw = could poe en-
est ths nilisis 81 ny sssh pssposs a.
De- he sxistiag Law. We ~ bou.d .
peeeo0o M - kDew q TIL toeal -
sence Of pswss q ~ tAsse queslioss.--
Thes, -. i - did know thas 10 hsa
10 power 70 do aay of thsee tAinRs -
must undssstasd that he roeDrsed 70 the
future asties q Cosgrsss When 10 cid
BE should execute the lave il I'll The
Seates unlees the requisite neass vsss
withheld" That br,ssa - Ne question
whether W ass going 70 Withhold The
means o. not take il lor grsstsd that
the means Of making wer On thoss
States either to collect rovepue, or 70
regain the posssssiss n tho forts, Or 70
enforce tho Law within their limits, will
not b conferred By Congress; and l
come . that conclusion from the iact
that while HE political ftiends-ths
kspublicans-havs Aad The power to
cloths him with these means To- he last
ok vseks in both houses Of Congress /;
while they knew that he could not regain
possession Of the forts, custom houses,
arsenalh and other public property,
without such additional power !; while
they knew that be could not collect the
revenue without this additional authori-
y; While they knew b could not bleck-
ade the peets uslsss Congrsss gsvs *
prss authority, yst they did not confer
thst power on him.
ObStissssd zS-~sorross.1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-27
JsAgs Douglas' Last speech.

We commence this morning the pub
LEGATION Of Judge Douglas last speech
ia the Senate Of the United States. 1t
is one of the mott able and most Nm.
answerable efforts ever made by that
statesman. We commen it to the
carefal perusal Of every man in the
country. Especially to Republicans,
who have counted 90 hi.bly upon the
saving grace Of Abraham Lincoln, do
we recommend it, careful perusal. The
light which that able document sheds
upon the present unfortunate condition
Of affairs in our country, should ilIumin-
ate the minds Of every American citizen.
Let it be universally read.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-27

The Advsrtissr; having bssn restored 70 health
II sfsv wssh b very simple rsnsdy, aftss
having suffered several years with . severe lung
sasstion, aud thst drssd disease, Coasanptioa-
y anxious to make known TO his fellow suAsrsrs
the means Of cure.
To I'll Who desire II, hs viii sssd copy Of tie
pFssiPtisa sssd (frse 4 shasgs,) viii he disss-
ttsa Tor psspssiag aad sdag ths saas, Which tasy
win Asds sum Cuas Ios Csnsunsssos, AssunA.
BnoncHrsIs, -. The oaly sljsst Il The aAvsr
tissr II sending thspesssriptioa y = bsssat The
aMictsd, and spesad inidsnatioa which 10 soa.
ssivssto b invaluable, 40 he hopes svsry sussss
Will ~ his rsnsdy, - Il viii cost thsn aotAine,
and may prove : blessing.
Pastiss Wishing the pssssriptisa win plssss ID
dre0 REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
WILIlAnDuneH.
eetls-lyl King County, New Yssk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-27
THE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE!


IN TIE H1a8T DAT OF ygBRUARY RMS
~ wsll-kDsvn notsl - opsnsd foe the -
esptioa Of guests: The house ~ been thessugh.
y sleeae4. painted, pspsesd Al furnished. 4
~ kitsasns laundry, els., havs besa built, 81
il shost tAs hosss u new II bstteesoaditioe tAaa
ever beCeee.
The ssbsesbssg. 0illstt, fosnssiy II he Ssstt
House. aad John b. Dart, Of Chiesgo, have takeo
: leag leass Of The pes1isos, "a viii ID sups-
Iiss indues.eets for the aeeo0nodatioa Of the
tssvsling psblis.
OMG 1asesdre6 Den60 Doavlere
en- b aeesmDedated. 1anilies desiring euits q
sssas, WITH privilege q fanishiag he sans, ~
Invited = ell 81 eelset their spaslmsats With.
ut delay.
- = god stable connected with The Heuee
0lLLIfT : DART.
jasl5-AAwH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-27
TME SCOr HOUSE.

~ fHB lmsf DAY o. YRDaUAa
~ NJ ~ hasvs ueta $1,000 -.
$780,. Osef - u.isa1iepsd, - swls =
- pe9lsq4 - - NiGlnal 1opsjcees, Vim -
= t6e 49, y vks1seDe a ~ - ~ fhlsa6e
We 1at1ss ssws1vse ~ Mn - eeDaSeoes
81 ousooGAiee aaosuna1a1lsaD ~ - 80 g
~ tsoyoliag a1te II ~ esaSssosero vell -.
uleasd hoes . - ~ p11ee =
0nD DouAr poe DAy /
g 6seesnissc thes III han - - ~
Osllas ns1se II ~ 0laas.
01e 1an15ea A. h Dsy:Dsas6oss
90 - oeeouDo1Aaods 1a@6Jjoe Aeairins -.
- i1viesd = 81 ~ naks theis soleoeie6e.
4 xNys ~ 0e1jsss 49, 5000 -
- Rsoooe
= aSfaaniag fIis.1s - vsaA essuass tAas
- aos hhenMey IN - estGo1oi . H. =
eesooesees - TIE highest p3ese rid = thGD
- 0ss past = tasls Issdsss - 81 ~ nsasss
J. ,. 0U1Iun8Y %.
W. z -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-27

What viii - ~ - Ths0S
What Absahaa Liacoln viii say 70
The Coumissiossss Of the Coaisdsssts
States, Il > matter which engsossss .
large share Of pablo sstsnsios q he
peesest time. Il ID admitted on oil
hands that their presence and businsss
IL washington will be acknowledged BY
NJ. Lincoln, else the determination not
to do 20 would have been announced
long since. Constantly the Cabinet 10
holding msetiags 70 determine what
course TO pursus-in what manner 70 3D.
dress them that tho dignity and honor Of
the country shall not Be compromised.
II they are informed that they have
no business with the President Of the
United States, then they will probably 60
homo and lay the matter before tho Con-
tederate Congress, and the result will b
: brush between the two governments.
II they are treated with and kept hang
ing about Washington until time has
been taken to feel the country oil over,
and get the opinion Of the faithful IN the
various sections, there may be some
peace matters patched up that will keep
the country from INDUCING 10 civil var.
The position of tho President 10 . peeu-
liar one. Let ~ not judge him too harsh-
", but wait and see what course be 10
meditating. A short time will settle
the point conclusively.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-27

49, e o00sOoS yo09s - -
Larsss gsse sAasgsd - ~ ssss e So tss
sseh AA1 Il. ~ sq1ass,
ts ess haH slsass, two-thiris u tAs aSeve
4 Issias Oasis - y sssssa li.ss. % y pr
FsrsssA shases q allitis.al shases Il g ee.ss
Lag ssis shaggsd dssbls tAs ans dinsaGlsss
Xssfiy s1s~sisi,g ssatsssts vim h usas,seoa
= spvJy stsiseiy = ~ Immediate SesiseW 81 -
aavegttees, o11 II eeA0 aAvsstisnsaes ssat = b
ne edvsetises Win - charged extra.
AovesteeoeQto - aeeo0poaiod With iuoesuo.
ttsoo vtu - iosoed uatil fsseid, Al sAasgsd q.
OoEai1Gly.
RAit<siel sstises sAssgsd ~ q he ssas q Is
eoote pr line, eight Wesds, ond speeial no&3eee
. ~ eeats pes ltne, = 50 eents line pee week.
Az 1eetooe 1oe roligious anA beneveleat par.
pesss q eay hid whsGsesvss, Of ss1isasy leneth,
except dngle aonesaeeOsnts Of nAssiages aad
Deaths, enasge6 - ee1ts ~ insertion.
Advertieensots ffo0 aAseaA nast ~ pG1d fee
tsssstsky - edseses, unls0 frsa apDseve1
tsslnsls q ysasly aAvsssisiae sss.isssls q
sas :.s;:s. = .evs.tiss. .Asy lsyhe = savssss.
A1vss1isanseG isssstsi ~ : nm. .asse,
- pr 49,. o1vaoee - tAe aeeve ates, oa1 kepe
sehses = paese, Is ~ ssaA aAvanss q segslss
ga1oo.
.Antraasisat advsstssassts nsss - pail fss n
advaaee.
.Advsstissasats isssstsd II weekly - rsassae.
RICHARDSON, WEST 90.
0AND1R0 BRO.
4. LlSCHIR : co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-27


-0D-
olOO, 900 ARTICLES WO1TH oSo0, 600,
N7HICH WILL BIZ SOLD FOR 10000 TO
w the purehasess Of our GOLDEN REN0
ct 20 cts. pr boz. Oar GOLDEN PEN 10 the
bsst ever .ssd and 10 warranted net 70 sossods il
use the 0oLDiN PEN.
The following liss q articles viii - cold y or
patrons ct ONE DOLLAR EACH ed nssd not
b paid for until " ialosn he Purchasers which
q The articles may - he'd for ONE DOLLAR, and
LAR and take the goods or not.
L''' Of 0sod' I.s'dss !. a. D's'.'sss'os = slso
Gold WASHES, Silver Watches, 0sasd ssd Vest
Chai,s, Coral and Opal 6ets. Cameo Ssts, Chase-
esd Jet d.. Geld Psesila, 0sid Pns viii Silver
hslden, LsadssaPe 6ets, Revolving Bresstpias,
Sets 6t.deaal 6leevs Dstte1e, Iafsats Amlsa,
aad Neck CAainss Loeksts IL sises, 0sste' Breast
nas, Mourning esd Jet Ssss, Gsssss ss1 6slSsa-
sls 6sts, Nsseis 6sts, hsdallieas, ~ = jansnss
vasisty q SGANR asGele1. ,4ita
Plan Of Sixth Grand Distribullen,
s's..s vAlus % !ns.sl.s 10 sol1A,s, lsvas
"a - Ssiiss - 49, a s,sI"d Ssvss,es. ~
, Desimal asfango0eot, % tha4 In eaeh hundsoa
Cssti6sstss thetO u one for .
COL - We.ATCA,
and thsss will alss - valssbls sstlsls II sssA
ten esr,iAsssss.
Q. es, e 80 s: r.. =. ':.e 's Bog
ticls which ~ sell fse 81.
4@ oes TEX oeu
PRICES TO AGENTS, POST PAID,
Boxes Pens with Cssti1catss.. u
100 100 .......... 10
R-w;.h - $3.50. ~ - 49,. :. -.
..rt -. r~,.s..s, Ia Cs,tssc.aSs - - vk;"h
!. ~" .. ~. PoI - ~. ~ FIT
y TON :, il, s.ass;"s 81 ~ \. ~ r.sss.s
yo.r =. -. . r.e:i.: 81 G:riiss.:: ss:s.l.i:s
s.s. n ~. Il other v.,, vs..l. :.ss's:
~ person desiring 70 ct :: ageot. which nsy en-
bic hin Y psosssss valuable article uDos thspsy-
r4xa.-4-1@xA..,
". -, -, ,.u.-,--,..
~ 49, $3.50 - sssSs9 seseo'e
GOLDEN PFNs q M .ssssr. ~ -
- : OOA1A4s - ~
Uose Cnfsos0se3 huntaeG Coeoa Wseenee.
1uve! Levee - LeReee WsseeecDpee I::cc eo..
cS S. ys s:s. ~ n ~ 49, i1,s a ~ W.
cSs;..' ~" M U1.s..' sl"s:1
G.ss P:ssi;.s siss Ssi,i.s "a r. :2,.. S ssss
49, H. IL r's,e - assyss; 80 81. re- - 81.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-27

CoueHs. The sudden changes Of our eliuats
ass sources Of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL and A.
rHAArIc A11sofleHs. Rxpsrisnss having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and Ger
tsinly whom taken in the early stages Of the dis
ease, recourse should st once 30 he'd to Bveao.,.
Bronchial zroehss," Or Lossngss, lot the Geld,
Cough o. Irritation Of the Throat b ever % sisht
= By this psssautioo moro serious attack ny
bs s6setsslly wasded:oG. PusLIc SpsAEns and
SiHeEss will find then sGsslusl for clearing and
Strengthening the voice. See advertisement.
nov17 .dkv6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-27
CLOTHING.

THE NEW YORK. LEDGER,
IT Is SAID, HAS 4 CIRCULATION OF
compared With The circulation Of gasnsats msa.
ufast1nd BY
GAM %101Ex,
~ his sstaslish.sat = Bndy street. epessits
tie Pest O1ee.
lan sev receiving he largest aaA most sea-
Cloths, Cassineres and Vestings,
hvse oGsssd II this MARKET A.tisipstiss lar,
tsads this Fall, have laid in sn unusually heavy
stock, and The goods MUST BIB SOLD.
Ny goods ars Ill
THIS FALLS sTYLEs,
Fresh froa The nasufastussss and importer. I
shall seatiaas 70 keep - hasA large asostnsat
Of fresh
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
For Men, Yoaths ard Boys Of ny own nsaufaet-
- - - & or N Pr Q . -.
Ishall continue 70 nanafastlrs ny own Cloth
q thereby giving
4 D0TYDB 0A0lDUT
For the msnoasy THAI any. Casters made goods
Everything in the
FaFnishing Department
Can - found.
OhapHa ~ al Anaa,sv>sr~a
Under Oloshins in endless vasissy.
0tooAs,
1Ioo,
Handkseehlelb,
Socks,
ooapenasss. -. a..
Alse, large and splsnlid assostasat Of
0U06TOs O1AVVIaO,
The largest ~ ~ ever sDssol q this nasheI
tsuse Ne p1blie viii EN- . ~ Gannine ~
seeek beeees hey naks eay isvsslnsats. fee q
vssy suSe ! go satisfy tA60 bosh n prize 81
quality Of goedG. SAMUEL PERRY.
Bsady ssset, opposite Post O0ss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-27

0ovsssnEsr PslxnHa BuREAu.
The Law establishing . Government
Printing Bureau went into effect on the
4th OF this month. It is an experiment
depending for success upon the capa-
bil'ty and taithfulnesa Of the Supesiu-
tendent. Mr.. John d. Defrees, OF Iudi-
sspa, has been selected by the President
to discharge the important duties Of
superintendent. Mr.. d. j. : printer
having been, successively, an sppren'
the, journeyman, proprietor, &C., &c.
For nearly two years past, Nj. Defrees
hss been personally we'll known to the
printing craft Of the Fedora; Metropolis
threugh his connection with the Houae
printing Of the last Congress, and in
that time hs had fairly won their univer-
sal respect and confidence, aud warn
eetoom. He waA by-the-by, tho writer
of the veil reo(pbsred conservative
Rspahliesa letteT pub )ished in the AIos
6hclely - ~ Ftoeidential election, il
49, ~ opooesvaliso Of Tie psessa(
4 'dmisinlsatioo NJ I'M forsshidowed,
- WI ossat 60 - elsasnsss.-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-27

TRIAL or FAIrH.-At Dss Moines,
the other day, man named Burgo.
presented himself to the public and an
nounced bis determination to walk upon
the surface Of the raging DesMoine.
Two trials were made which did not
prove eminently successful. He was
taken to the lock up. Insanity has
taken hold Of him. So says the Journal.
TnR Monona CbrdeA gives al ac-
count OF tho invasion of Southland,
about six miles north Of Onawa city, by
. party Of Sioux Indians, and the steal
ing Of some ten horses from Mr..
Adams and other residents. The citi-
zcns turned out and pursued the rascals,
and re-captured five head. The Indians
escaped with the rest.
A MAN named John Livenwood, and
woman named Delilah Tcllyea, were
arrested few days since in Wiuncshick
county, for the murder Of the woman's
husband, Clark Tellyea. Upon exam
ination, the man was released, and the
woman held tor bail.
SAMUEL ALLls, Of Mills county, has
counted the kernels npon nine ears Of
corn raised by him last year, and three
If them numbered respectively, 1880,
1920 and 1852 kernels to the car.
IAM4s LEWISTON, an old soldier Of
the war Of 1919, died at HE residence
IN Dsllas county, on the 9TH inst. He
WAS under General Cass, and VAS 1t De-
troit at the surrender of General Hull,
and felt keenly the disgrace of that Ca
pitulation.
ExLARoED.-The Wheatland Times
COMES to US this week enlarged to .
seven column sheet aud otherwise much
improved. The Times is an enterpris-
log paper and We Me glad to witness
this token Of prosperity. We wish it
continued success.
COUNTY SEAr.-Ou Monday next the
people Of Jackson county take vote to
see whether or not they will have the
County Seat removed from Bellevue to
Andrew. There Is = good deal Of
feeling manifestcd as usual ia such cases.
THs Muscatine Rsvieso speaks Of large.
" increased trade in that city since the
opening Of navigation.
In the case Of the U. s. vs. Dr.. Vogt,
Of Iowa Guy, on his bond ~ Postmas-
ter, TIE jury gave verdict for defendant.
:. Jeffords, Esq., Of this city, and James
3. Edmuads, =. Iowa City, conducted
the case for the defenee.-ksokwk Jour.
nal.
dovsssMESr PslxriHG BUREAu. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-27

"sT ITCH STITCH sTlTCR ~
Who Of - has not Rad Hoods wailing Song Of
the Shirt" Wherein ~ The depicted The SORROWS,
trials and troubles Of the poor ssamstrsss; psvss
other song perhaps with such beauty Of version,
ssch tzathfulnsss Of sxpressioa, has givsa 70 !
knowledge Il Tie ves ef woman" Bat Heed
ssegsstsd % remedy fas this tsdiessssss e ~
mans work; hs lived il . day vhsa The appli-
assos oe at haA It bssa heosght = bsar ese the
relief q her weary 1ngsn. She was ussd to tell
Ing, drsdging thsn-sow her life u eAssrsd ~
aads pleasant By the eenfsst issidsat 70 freedom
iron task sad tsdism her tirsd lsgsss - iosese
stitch, stitch, stitch losg into The night vhss
tired natures sweet rsstosrs, balny sleep, should
close her heavy eyes in rest. Invention has bssa
her helper, and she has now : pleasure in Tie
stitching, Wherein before she found her greatest
ovsrtask, and 70 no one moro 10 she indebted than
to the invention Of that sxeslleat Sewing Machine
manufactured By LADD, WEs1ss / Co., Boston.
-Hosss Journal (meh23 DAWN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE CLOSING YEARS OF LIFE ~ olssn
FsedsFsd vVstshsd b ailnsnts whish ~ tsiling
10 themselves, ssd easily ssrsd IL taken in tine.
Affections q ths liver, stomach ard other organs
concerned IN digestion ass ths most frequent
They naturally make the sufferer nervous, irrite-
bic and complaining, and rslativos and fsissds
srs forced to 70 bear the brust II their il-hunor
The uss Of Hoststtsr's Celsbratsd Stonash Bittsrs
will prove N shcisnt remedy for this evil. Il
will not only strsagthsn The Whole physical Or
ssaisation, bat entirely cures the most obstinsts
easss Of isdigsstiea, dianhoa, dyssntasy and
liver complaint The hist physiciaas in The
essny 49, loud IN their praise efths pespasstios.
Another recommendation Of The Bittsn Il that
It u % palstabs 70 the taste that II nay b used
even = beverage. Sold By Ill drsggists.
mch12-d4wlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-27

EkEC1EON NOTICE.
DUBLIC MOTTO. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- q the sns1iag City Ilsstioa, = - Ael6ee g
- lnt Saturday Il A1gil, 1851, ~ - ~ =
ne following eossss sss = h slssssaL >,.vm
O1e 1AY0g g - City = Dsssses1;
CITY 1R8A6U2eB;
CITY NA1SaAL;
CITY CLIRK,
POLICE 1A018T1ATE, ~
q tvo yeas, ssA 80 ALDR1NA0 r. ~ =. ~
49, - W0ae Sse the Tern q - yeas.
DAvIzSens, MagsA Il, lool.
~ ssasr 4 Ne CITY Cssssl.
-,r hAnv ARsnsusoa
BC0NOAY AND sDCUnETY.
h LsEillasl lin laeuraae, Ccnceay
CITY - NEW 1o9x.
10. u WALL 0TRERE.
Cash OApS1 oOOOsooo
SooSs1s A1muA1zY Dgv1DO. - - 01 - I'm
TRIs COMPANY DIv1DBS fnn4B. oUAR.
= tso = tie ~ pssos - ~ Doaiy heldses,
z z - sssaass iaassst vithsss ~ hbnity =
!. 1ais d:.paeg -. !. -. Ss..A :
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military power, no matter whether navy.
regulars, volunteers or militia, can Be
used only in aid Of the civil authorities.
Nov, Dir, how are you going to create
. case IN one Of these seeded States
where the President would be authorised
to call ont the military You must
frat procure writ from tho Judge de-
scribing the crime you must place that
in the hands OF the marshal, and he
must meet such obstructions o render
it impossible for him to execute it; and
then, and not till then, can you call upon
the military. Where il your Judge ID
the seeded Statesr Where 10 your
marshall You have no civil authorities
theirs, and the President il bic ipaugu.
raj, tells you he does not intend to sp-
point any. He said he intended to use
the power confided to him, to hold, oc-
cupy and posses the forts, and collect
the revenue; but beyond this he did not
intend to 60. You are told, therefore.
in the inaugural, that he i going to ap.
point no judges, no masshalA 10 civil
oficers. in the seeded States, that cau
execute the Law; and hence " arc told
that be does not intend % ne Tie ANY.
the navy, or the militia, for any such
purpose. Then, cir, what cause 10 there
for apprehension that the President 81
the Uaited States i going to purpua :
var policy, unless hs shalI call Congress
for the purpose Of cos6srrisg the power
and providing the meansi l presume
no Senator will pretend that he has any
authority under the existing law 70 do
anything in the premises except q l
Rave stated and il the manner / have
stated. II en- mistakes il regard to
these laws, ! shall b obliged to any
Senator Who will opsrect me. have
examined them carefully, and l thiak |
have sisted them aecuratsly; but IL not,
! should Ike to - corrected.
But e may b aid thae the President
Of the United States ought to have ~
power 70 collect The peVe1ue o hin
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peace of our country. The public mind
now IL greatly disturbed BY apprehen-
sions Of civil war. The Inaugural
Address Of the President is en-
dorsed by many in both sections
Of the Union a. indicating = war
policy. If We allow these apprehen-
sions to ripen into conviction that the
Administration does mediate . war
policy to reduce to subsection the seced-
ed States By military force, l apprehend
that We shall find terrific issue precipi-
tated upon 10 10 shorter time than many
Of % imagine. I do not bslie.e such 70
be the policy Of the President. l have
already ssated to tho Senate the con-
struction l have placed upon it. The
correctness Of that construction 10 dis
puted on this side Of the House. The
Republican s'dc Of the Chamber RENAME
mute and silent, neither asserting nor
dissenting. >.
In this state of the case, for the pur-
pose Of quietiug the apprehensions Of
the country, and demonstrating, first,
that the President does not mediate
war; and, secondly that he has no means
for prosecuting . warfare upon the seced
ing States, even II he desired, ! bring in
this resolution. Attempts IRE made 70
prevent lie consideration. II il suggest.
ed that the discussion of It q this timo
would Be. II not improper, At least in
jurious. What bed .elIeets eas result
from answering the inquiries contained
~ tie resolutioni II the policy Of The
Administration BE- peaee, it will quiet
the country; il will relieve tbeae appre-
henaions; i will restore oon6dSace; L
viii ossse <rejcioisg 'througbtat the
length and breadth q The land. II, on
~ contrary, ths policy ~ ~, 4 = de-
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