Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-16
xxxvl,u,n ooNGI,Ess.
First Session.

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sRHATT'-hr wilson pneIen'ea usmoIai ashnE
Ior an iho'es ., psS oI oua.n.n y s".,on n''P"A
stewa a. ana lns.eo'o' o. oustoms IN nVn'on'
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o,'i providns ma. al .iauo IN soIu' ."ve' snu
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cnne n,ousn .n rhs oopUhG h.G %sown a. ma
amountt the Purnae, or on "ha'h Known !" """ar-
gin, IS expressly prohibited.
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eign txch'nge ny aoy bauker tr oroser ousc Q, IN
drectv, at any place exotp' ~ Inc resuiH panh'ps
houses or brokers' ono'.
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,henapgs uniess aouAy den'oisa A"u pA'u '0r on uo
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bscilon provides ss me penalty Ior moalng apy ?.
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acs ented an eot 70 dsnne ana punlsn n
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20, S,,cni,n, ,ai az ,na 1uau.,,isi coIisoes
| Mr nsvs of Ksn,ucIv iisd mn the roso,uu on in
.i ion ~ ,hs xeh.nas - ,.oua pare,,na ybamsnt-
against The noIcv Of ,efusnS 10 exchangs our sui.
feIsg white .oidie,s tbs langushnu stnypp and dis
eased white bsoau,e he febe refused 10
the negro Oapt.ns He AT length the policy
NJ ,he m noon IN, ,evers nints in which
the negro aeoted character zpg its position AZ mon
trouu and Referring 10 The pteseat era AZ the reign
| Abraham the First
He averred that his own loyalty was inspected that
he hated with updyipR ygor the crime Of secession. -.
II was evident thai this policy was only part Of thst
design TO psrpetuate the patty power OF The Admiuis
t.lion lie closed with an odis ant ana earnest pro-
teat against III, Ieu al Of the Administration to ber-
ate thousaads Of ta wing and diving white men for the
sake Of a few negroes.
Mr.. johnson deemed Il perfectly clear that hum IT,
which 10 the tishest poy demsnded the con nunuancG
Of the exchange Of pr,oI ers lie pToceeied combat
tho opinion Of the senator from Kentucky, Mr. Davis
that these men should not be protsced. lie corrected
his views Of tho power OF the President by quoting from
the Constitution relative 10 tho executive and
tive poxeu.
HOUsE. The Speaker laid before The House mesags
from the President cordially recommending that Oalt
John Rogers who c,pured the BinsaI for his di,tp
eu,hed zeal bravery and good conduct r.csy,
vote OF thanks from Congress this preliminary being
sauired by law 10 order that be may be adysl on:
grade in the navy.
The Speaker said he found on his table letter from
L. Rid le signing bimSelf Governor elect OF Louii
ana notifying him Of tho resignation Of Thos Colt
does not appear on the rolls Of the House. the oonmu
| nIcation vas mot laid before the Home
Mr., Stevens Of Pennsylvania introduced series O
resolution, TeertuQ the various branches Of the Pre,i
dents m, ss,ge to the appropriate comiees, and tha
part with reference to tho treatment aud condition
the rebellous States to select Committee Oh nine TO
A app ,inted by the Speaker.
hr. Davis OF MARYLAND onsred n substitute that q
much OF the Pre,denps message % rea e' to the du
~ OF the United States to guarantee to every State
hepuolicsn Torn 81 government and 10 the those state
In which the government has been Abrogahd or over
thrown be referred to select committee OF nine uh