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CONGRESSIONAL.
.isagt HOUSE. ia 5s.s
WAsHiNoToE, March 10. +


HASHlhuTONI Marcn ~.
The House resumed the consideration oil
the tax bill.
The House acted on all the general pro
visions, forty in number, making no i'm
portant amendments. iiei
Mr.. Wyckliffe of KY, offered nm amend.
ment, to exempt slaves from direct taxa
ton where lands are taxed, and advocated
his amendment by speech.
Aabrief debate followed, during which
Mr., LoVeioy denied that the constitution
of our fathers ever recognized property in
man and il never would. Slavery has no
guarantee in the Constitution, which If 1t
had been honestly administered would
have destroyed slavery long ago.
Mr., Wycklife said he had been Informed
that Mr.. Lovetoy had recently made sim
liar speech before black association.
Mr.. LoYejoy replied that it was likely;
he bad attended two meetings of that char.
acter. He believed the slave had as much
right to own master rs master TO own
him, as much right to whip and sell the
master as the master to whip and sell the
slave aud his children.
Mr.. Wyckliffe argued to show that our
government in numerous instances has re-.
cognized slaves as property.
MIR. Wtcklife's amendment was re-
jected. tlfTs
The House next proceeded to the con-
sideration of the sections relating to licen-
ses and taxes on spirits, ale, beer and por-
ter, but made but little progress therein.
The House then adjourned.
SENATE.
Mr.. Wilmot presented several petitions
in favor of emancipation.
Mr.. King, of New York, offered a Joint
FRanImtinf nNRlnRi~innr
arms ordered by the United States free of
duty.
Mr.. Fessenden said there was a hill on
the subject in the course of preparation.
The resolution was laid over.
On motion of Mr.. Henderson,, of No.,
the bill to secure the pay of bounty pen
stons to the men actually in the service in
the department of the West, was taken. up
and passed
Mr.. Morrill,, of Maine, introduced bill
to provide for the public defence and ac-
cept loans from the several States for that
purpose. Referred.
Mr. Harlan, of Iowa, presented the res
olutions of the Legislature of Iowa, relat-
ing to the sickness among the Iowa troops.
The bill was passed. yeas 30, nays:
Messrs. Grimes, Hall, Harlan, Henderson,
Lane, (Kansas) Powell, Sherman, Trum.
bull, aud WriRht-9.
MIR. Howe, asked to be excused from the
Select Committee on the Stark cuse. His
request was granted.
The billfor the abolition of slavy in the
District of Columbia was taken up.
Dir. Doolittle proceeded to speak in fla
yor of the bill.
Mr.. Pomeroy favored emancipation but
was opposed to paying the masters.
Adjourned.
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

DENocRATlc.-It Is reduced to a GER
tainty that the next Congress will be Dem.
ocrallc. We are glad of it; every loyal
man is glad of it; every one who has
drop Of liberty-loving blood flowing thro'
his veins is glad Of it; every one solicit
tous for the prosperity and glory of our
country is glad of it. It is the harbinger
OF peace, honor, prosperity, freedom and
grandeur FOR our country! 1t is the
knell of fanaticism, intolerance and fanati-
cism. How the slaves of power, the fawn-
ing sycophants, the petty tyrants, the
apostate Democrats dread the doom that
waits them. A day of settlement is COM
ing terrible to the swindlers, traitors
and sycophants! God hasten the good
time, is LIE .AaDsS: ;c2yDcatiOD of every
true-hearted American.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

QuEER.-Singular things occur in war
times. The following is queer enough to
be recorded: When Harper's Ferry was
surrendered, the rebels, of course, took
possession of all the movable property
there, except the clothing of paroled pris-
oners. The paroled officers and men, be-
ing destitute of transportation, borrowed
ofStonewall jackson twenty.onc wagons
and teams, only few hours previously
the property Of Uncle Sam. The loan
was accom- panied with the stipulation
that the wagons and teams should be re-
turned. They will leave here for Gen.
McCIellan's headquarters, whence they
will be sent under flag Of truce to the
rebel lines. On the whole, though of
course according to rules, this strikes us
as being very noteworthy proceeding.
Annapolis (Md,) Gazette.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

In England. two enterprising eronauts,
named Glaisher and Coxwell, made an
ascent and reached the astonishing height
Of five miles and three quarters. At this
period both lost all power to speak or
move. They speedily recovered how
ever, and commenced their descent. In
their ascent they reached the freezing
point at a height Of 2 miles; when 5
miles high the temperature of the air had
passed below zero; at the height of 81
miles their sight became dim and breath
ing difficult, and Glaisher became insen-
sibIe, and Coxwell nearly so. The water
in vessel supplying the wet.bulb Their
mometer became one solid mass Of ice
At the same time it was pierceingly
cold, and there was a hoar frost all
around the neck Of the balloon. Six pig
cons were taken up, one Of which, thrown
out at height Of three miles, dropped
like piece Of paper. Another one died.
1t would appear from this ascent that five
miles from the earth il very nearly the
limit Of human existence.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

DEMOCRATS are called secessionists and
vIitors for presuming to oppose the
uread of Abolitionism-fo daring to
Comment upon the reasonable purposes
dthe AbOlitionists-for condcmning the
Presidents Negro Emancipation PrOcla-
nation. We will shortly be denied the
DnviIege of the elective franchise. Our
U.per has been excluded from the mails
br SpeAking.the tIuth--for advocating the
principles Of the Democratic party. Free
czech is denied, q free press silenced,
nd the next outrage will be the with.
naval Of the right to vote. With the
Administration might is right, and free.
san's loyalty is measured by his devotion
10 the infamous Chicago Platform and
lis adulatiOn Of the President, his Cabi.
" ARd pets. Greeley spoke truly and
v altered the sentiment Of 4 large ira.
xity Of the supporters OF the Admins
rstion, when he declared that the party
referred the Chicago Platform to fifty
Unions.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22
m FOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

ID,srNcrIoN.--Every man who is for
~. Dolicy Of the radicals is against the
,oun,ry, against law, order, justice and
-o..Iity. Every man who is willing to
.,,s,.in them, manifests his readiness to
,.crifice the national integrity to the ca
.,;ce Of party. No man can be loyal
- the Government, and indorse their
.ol;ev. II to attempt the subversion of
he Government by striking down its
.orner stone, be q reasonable practice,
,hsn every indOrser of the policy Of
,hs radicals is guilty of an overt act of
reason. 1t is not treason to strike at an
administration it is treason to strike at
,he ancient foundations Of Government,
., the radicals and their encouragers have
lime. This is distinction which is not
efficiently understood or observed, and
noe which might not be an altogether
Improbable study for the American Peo-
ole. The Republicans are trying to de-
uei,c the people into the belief that the
Administration is the Government 1t is
nothing of the kind. 1t is the mere
,eent Of the Government An Admins
ration expires, the Government survives.
= sA,yas.:..:,:s ~ oppose an incompetent
.ad corrupt, 4 dpiaistFRhi9z-~ir i~ 32ty
very citizen owes his Government, il he
wishes 10 preserve the Government.
Bear this in mind, Democrats, when you
are called traitors for opposing the Ad-
ministrati0G.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

TIE PUBLIC DEBr.-ThS Republicans
deny that the public debt is assuming
any formidable proportions They say
the statements Of Democrats in reference
to it are "lies well stuck TO-" Here is
a nut for them to crack. We commend
it to the Sacramento Union and the Ma
rysville Appeal, and we ask them to give
US all explanation Of the discrepancy.
The Pittsburg Post makes the following
remarks in reference to the debit
The Republican papers are endeavoring
to make their readers believe that our
public debt is only about $500, 0OO, 900.
The annual interest on this SUN, at IS per
cent, would be S3O,O0O,O0O But the
Direct Tax Bill, drawn up by Thaddeus
Stevens, and passed by a Republican
Congress, for the purpose of paying the
interest on the public debt, will extract
one hundred and fifty millions of dollars
from the pockets Of the peopleI Now,
one Of two things is certain either the
Republican papers are wrong in their es-
innate, or Congress has grossly deceived
and swindled the people on this point, BY
taxing them just five times as heavily as
was necessary! We leave the indus
trious and hard working masses to judge
between the Republican papers and the
Republican Congress. The amount Of
tax levied by Congress (Sl50, 900, OOO is
the interest at 6 per cent. Of twenty-five
hundred millions of dollars! 81, $780,
600, O0O XIII "''"o - 80 ';-y@' .,sSs'se.c
Mr.. Stevens and his fellow members of
the Committee Of Ways and Means esti-
mated the public debt would amount to
by the time the assessment and collection
Of the tax would be made.
live are wrong. we trust some Repub-
can editor Of GGa"cial procIivities will
set US right, and show why tax of $780,
900, 900 was levied to pay the interest for
one year on a debt of $500, 100000 Ac.
cording to our notion Of figures, this is
reckoning interest at 80 per cent, and
therefore looks like rank usury!
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

DEMOCRATIC INS.-The AbolitionistS
say their party was defeated because
their friends volunteered and were with
the army. The absurlity and falSity Of
the statement are apparent. They have
accounted for their defeat; now we want
them to account for the large Democratic
gains. Tie ab>encc Of the volunteers
will not answer. They must manufac-
ture ONE more plausible Calschood. We
give below the returns Of few counties
in Pennsylvania which show immense
Democratic gains, not majorities, rccol
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

Army MAJOR GENERALs.-There are
four and but four Major Generals in our
regular army, of whom one, Halleck, is
General.in. Chief Of the other three,
one, Scott, is relieved honorably because
he is too old. Another, Mcclellan, is re-
lieved because he is too slow. The third,
Fremont, is relieved because he is quite
too FAST Bulletin.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

MORE "PRoGREss. HANNIBAL Ham
!, Vice President of the United States,
y addressed u circular in behalf Of the
dOlent contrabands in Washington
y to a negro in Philadelphia, whom he
ms "my dear friend,' and in the
ay Of the circular he speaks of another
go as his excellent friend" He
INKS it a great hardship for the negroes
10 eusiaved, but emineutiy proper for
its men to anguish in prison for ut
ing free thought.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

loLE IN THE SroMACH.-Mr. WIN. Ma
died very suddenly near Sacramen-
, day or two since. DR.. Phelan made
NSt norton examination, and found a
lll hole or opening in the coating OF
stomach which he deemed sufficient
oduce death. The jury returned a
let to the effect that tho deceased
from the effect Of tumor or hole in
oGtiNg Of the stomach.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

Tue whole number of negroes at For
tress Monroe is about six thousand, and
of these, six hundred Of the men are in
the employ Of Government. AT Hamp-
ton there are fifteen hundred to two thou
sand, and at Norfolk fifteen hundred.
OF course white men have no show for
work there.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

Wsx'T ESLIsr. recruiting sergeant
n the Corcoran Legion states, says the
albany Argus, ,h&s he recently asked n
r.nlleman TO enlist, not knowing who he
|1s, bit afterw ards learned that it was
1eary Ward Bcccher Mr. B., not only
Eeciiaed to enlist, but denounced the
srgcs1t nS . scoundrel" for asking
.ia To do So The latter very properly
kvs in n puklishci car1--"I consider it
] b. the duty Of the Government to have
kv Mr.. Bcecher closely watched. as his
nduct spears very suspicious" Mr..
secher W;p not fight for emancipation,
KIN: Mr., Greeley has also been, asked
enlist, hui he, too, refuses. Priva-
Ens and dangers are not to their taste.
mo Will fight for emancipation Il Beech
Ilnd Greeley will not: Why don't the
oprictorS Of the Union and the gallant
Varr King volunteer: More volunteers
b needed and such fellows, who are in
lstinS upon vigorous prosecution Of
X war, would give an evidence Of their
DceNty and courage by volunteering.
ThAt precious humbugs and cravenS
ey ere.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

THE French scientific papers are full of
the discovery recently made by a young
chemist named Cottellc, by which he is
able to extract alcohol from coal gas.
The alcohol is said to be of very supe-
rior quality, but he is enabled to sell it at
twenty-five francs the hectolitre, while
alcohol of very inferior description is
sold at seventy-Ave francs. A company
has been formed for working the patent
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

WEIGHrY DEcoRATIox.-The Emperor
of Anan, ian Asiatic monarchy has sent
to the French Admiral Bonard the deco
ration of the Great order Of Cochin-Chi-
tts This esSy s;y2Saa, 'NI,cn fol tSasseeSy
lor, Inc A3e4fer;,' lie i, not competed to
wear consists of two large elephant teeth,
and two rhinoceros' horns, each tooth
and each horn being load for a strong
person.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

Ice Factory letter from Bombay,
says: Doubtless, ere the receipt of
this, you will have heard Of the entire
success Of the ice mandatory at this
place. The machine is now in active OPP
Grafton, and turning out twenty-five tons
daily, Of beautiful ice. have personally
tried it, and find it as pure and tasteleSs
as American ice. 1t is sold at forty per
cent. cheaper than the American ice"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

A DRuNKARD is the annoyance Of mod
esty, the trouble Of civility, the spoil Of
wealth, the destruction Of reason. lie is
the thief of his own substance, the beg
CARS companion, the constable's trouble.
He is the wife's woe, bis children's sor-
row, his neighbours scoff, his own shame.
He is a spirit of unrest, thing below a
beast, and monster of man.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

DANGEROUS SLEEPIxG.-A soldier who
in all the battles before Richmond,
Aarks that ait is astonishing how in
trent to danger a man becomes in ac-
D, after being in short time. While
porting the battery some of our men
down on the ground and slept sound
utterly regardless Of the shells that
e Bursting around them. III had
seen this, | certainly would never
IA holiovoA Il .--...a......-
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

HoxIcIDE.--On Monday, November
4th, about sixteen miles up the San Ben
ito Valley, from San Juan, George Cart
wright, Of Pajaro, killed one Ramon Bias,
a Californian. The difficulty grew out Of
killing dog, by Cartwright, belonging
to Bias. Cartwright gave himself up to
the authorities.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-22

heavenly PRocEEDING.-An incendi-
1rolite lately set FIRE to the house Of
rmer, in Morlaas, France. A neigh
declared that while at work in an ada.
/ field, he saw q brilliant body like a
'Oting star falling from the sky, strik-
upon the house, and that in a few mo-
ts the thatch was in a blaze. The
her lost all his property with his