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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
ESTABLISHED, 1881
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
u THr T. Aw. IHk
Exclusively for the Journal.
our SPECIAL REPORT.


a SKw YORK, June 26.-Tha General
Assembly Of Virginia las repealed the
9istranchlsiBg clause IN the Alexandra
Constitution.
y Anoshsr act has been passed provid.
ing for submission 20 the people, at the
pext eleeuon, whether the neKl LegialA-
yurs shall have the power 70 repeal the
dssfraac achisiag clause
The bill TO incorporate The Virginia
Emigraiing aud Land Company has
been defeated ey The House Of Dele
gates II provides for diyiaisg uAoecu-
pied lands into small farms Aad Offering
ihem in market
DIR A. O. Aaekey sailed, on Saturday.
on the Alabama, for ChArleston, to as
sumo tbs duties OF his Office, a. Collse-
.lor Of that port A0lAres crowd con
veRed 10 bid him farewell, And gave him
nine enthusiastic cheers a. he vessel
steamed out into the stream.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

They tax heroicAlly in Tippecauos
county, The'amount of monsyFsqaired
forconnty p5rposesfhis yeae I'm $3.50, 600.
about two per cent. upon the $l6, ,000, 600
of taxable property in the county. The
rate of fJtaxatio1 on each eco Of s;yalua,
ton for State, dounty aud 9o%ushir pdr.
poses, averages, amopg the several
townships, s29s The sYsrsgs poll tax
is 1925. Our peoples by comparing their
taxes with Tippecanoe, sRill see how
highly favored we are - =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

D :. fbe experience of the last foHr
years shows the absolute necessity. in
al our political action, OF keeping
in view the great principles of cur Gov
ernment as set forth in the Deelaraiion
of Independence
+ g That We will cordially support tke
ticket this day nominated, and promise
oar collective and individual efforts to
secure its Triumphant election.
8 Pending q motion 10 adopt the reso-
iutious, General Don Piatt proposed TO
offer two additional resolutions There-
upon. calls Of fordsr," sput the qaes.
ton, and 3 motion for the previous
question followed In quick succession.
The Chair decided that the rules adopt.
ed required all resolutions to go TO he
committee without reading A delegate
askadrif fhe gsasiemsn was one OF the
Com mIttee on Resolutions? he al.
sEered: No, Did be present his res
olutions to the committee7 "No." The
previous question was sustained and the
report of1the committee adopted Gem
ersl Piatt poeketed bis papers. debating
that be might be gagged there, but could
not be On 1be stump.
J The foliowiAR are his resolutions:
3 ResOle<d; That itjs The belief Of the
ConTeaiioss tllal the Reconstructed. Of
the regolied States constitatioually be-
Jeugs to the Legislative Department of
Eour Government, aud thAtthe Executive
can only provide Provisional Military
1Goyeramsn1 sdAiii sneh time- as Cor
greas may act n8 ca63 a f snv'
[ ResOired, That lime alone eau heal
the wounds inflicted BY this war; and
thAt, therefore, there Is no call for haste
10 the reconstructfou Of ;ie revolted
States; and when the time comes for
sueh reconstruetiou, our indemnity for
the past and security for the future de-
mand that the revolted States shall Be
given to loyal men only. 80 Ls e p
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

LegalIEed Locomotive Engineers.
BY an act Of Congress no engineer 10
parmitfed To- take charge Of 9 ssteAm,
boat unless he has eanRezamiusd by
proper and eenpetent antkoritiea, foaad
qualified and furnished asIioense to that
effect lThd proprietya and wisdom Of
this act of Congress we have never heard
doubted. The only fault found with Il,
has beenthst, through the incompetency
or .faYoFitism Of Government .ofieiala,,
lincenses have been issued where thay
should have been withheld, andthe lives
of thousands jeopardized which the law
sought to protect. But this is not an
objection to the law itself 1t is, rather,
a proof Of its necessity and value.
But why should the law discriminate
between the river snd railroad enRiheerl
WhI should the Former be 6ompaisdsto
stand an examination. and obtain a Ii.
cense before he cam ssNuregpr bold o.
situation,s whils theolatiersGAn Jump
locomotive aRywhefss and az any time
that hs msy sbe sfOttanAte enough TO-
ingrAtiate himself intoa 1he good will Of
a RAilrOad dSaperiutendent. Why should
the river engineer stand a rigid exam
ination and prove his qualification while
the railroad engineer is exempt from all
Of these disabilities, II we may properly
term them such. For our part We frank.
ly confess our inability to assign any
reason for the distinction. II L. is ne-.
cessary, 10 secure the-ives aud property
Of travellers on the river, that stsamsost
engineers should be qualified, how much
more necessary is it that railroad
engineers should also be competent
The hxsS-ai -6xa man.Ara -sniEnatad~ 10.
the watchfulnsssi pruasaes and skill Of
q railroad engineer % one placed under
the charge Of river engineer The
entire train -passang era, condnctor. *
prsssmen and brakesrnsn-- placed ~
the mercy Of the man on the loeomo-
tive. Hefs not only engineer, but pilot
as we'll Inattention, .carelessnes or in
competency msy wreck bis train Ut any
moWenta and destroy isa cOutensas he
must not nod At bis post, he scarcely
dare take his eye from the track iest
some obstruction may be in the path
way of his flying and 6ery charger, A
river engineer depends apon the pilot
keep, the water ia die boilers, the en-.
gine we'll oiled, and carefully mind the
bells--seems to be the sum total of his
labor. While for accidents hy ainking on
hidden distractions, or collisions with
other boats, he is not responsible. It is
not. absolutely essential shat'he. see that
hswateh is1stne to The sse0nd. sor that
he is on time to q minute Yet al
these things are demanded of locomo-
tive engineers. 1t must be evident to
every theughtful mind that a greater
amount Of responsibility rests upou The
shoulders of this class Of men than mon
any other class i'm che mmutlits. How
essential sthens zthAtzth greatest care
lsand circumspection be used in their Sc
lection. How ahsolutely necessary. 70
the security of life aud property that ah
I.incompetent man never be placed IN
charge Of StSain, not even a consirnesiea
train, for be hss i in hisTpowergto co.
danger So uany liveEeEcu where he hss
no passengers, - though be bad .rhkrks
= .segszss \ sizss lsassti A -ssstz "a ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
RrLkA Avn RHGrlArlnAs.

We F.rsrs give svss - a. Ne ssss .. ~
gnxanatsas sirsslatisn-- nrur
I Ne savsrti-s4ssts. lOoai sstiusa.s pans -
srsst unltss pssP&id o. pAJ guAs>ss~s.
4 AavsrAi~a,ssis sul nss< - seesup~ais1
tOSl aseasss sais~s epatr@si is mad - tA.i snS<
aaa vAiaa reostvsa l0s tAs Aattsss
d Ne {" LSsai Nstics. = hsSessr shcrt, VILE
las.<sea or lss tAAs ons Dollar r.eh dAy.
MazriASss. FuasrAi and RsliSieus sstiS-s
n uss isvarsAsly - p.ia IN sasAnos 90 - urs a
ssrtaoa-
4 Ne a~asssasy % tAs P4rt " uArrisrs wfii ts
made god - tAs Sdo~. she eArrisrs 1Ail So
l-~Fs EaRsrs - er4-<s1 asa airested, thsy aust
p@y ior tAsiF sar.lasspes..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

A railroad connection between St
Louis and the sfhta of Iowa ii being
under eeusiderAiion in,Sts Louis. That
city desires to rival Chicago in the trade
Of that enterprising and thrifty young
Northwestern State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

The Providence JesrnGl mentions as
an interesting fact that the Chief Iustice
OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States has a grandson who Is native Of
Rhode Island, and adde's awe are
pleased TO be able to snnounceg that
Mrs. Senator SpraRne and famavTAre
quite as well as could be expected
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
The Record Of shame.

Now that the war for the Union bis
been fought 70 a suece sfal termiussio >,
II is ,v9rth while TO look back once in
awhile upon the course of the men in
the North who opposed every measure
Is ken by the Government to suppress
the rebellion. Their influence was all
thtoERTip favor Of the enemies Of the.
Government, Andsa& they live among us,
aud will try Tor worm themselves into
favor again bS a 'ffswniSg sycOphancy
towards the prevailing sentiment Of the
country, i. is weti to hold them up "a
pabIic scorn through tie infamous re-.
sse+A. ~ fsfs perIad mem. The follow.
ing arsuss few precious extracts from
Copperbesd leaders and papers: :'r7n -.a
''HIsfoRY WILL KEL4TE raAr We (the
Northl aNaStTACTuREp THE coxFLIcT,
forced it to bot bed precoci;y, and in
yited Il ADstroit Free Press, ApriL
I6t6,s 1862. q 'iaa L.zs1fo sf
%The next great defeat Of the Aboii-
ton .hordes viii consolidate the WHOLE
DEMoCEATIc strength of the NORTH Is.
oPEE, AND DRrEENlSED RESISTANCE TO THE
rRosEcuTfoS or THE WAR. -Richm0Hd
Dispdteh, Feb oh, 1863 s7g - sa 81
30 qThe Democracy will yet teach Abe.
Lincoln and his oo-UsURPEkz that the
way Of the transgressoro is not easy P---l
Hon 4. C. Dodge cf Ios0a. = 81.
o. rTHTs IS A DAMNED ABOLITION war,
AND WE BELIEvE ABE LINCoLN Is as
MUCH or ATEEIToR AS JEFF DAvis"--
AshIand { o. y Democratic UaioA @ %
y rIt(the administrator has put arms
in the hands Of outlaws, thieves, murder
efs and Traitors Crdrford County
Lorsss, 1 !, -DYssnse refsrrt5Hg q or s9l
y. SAY to you. nay constituents, that
rs your representative, | will never vote
one dollar. one man or one gun to the
sdmInlstrAtion Of Abraham Lincoln 10
make war npon the South ID. ~
YoOr rAess n e, IN District Of ind .
-aP'tts 1927 9frHubia sd - 1- taz roia
We tell them (Cengress) that Cron-l
well will rise in their midst before they
progress too far who will bring their
EEADs TO THE BLOCK without delay or
msreES 1-Dsfreit skFee PrSss, Marcia
24th. fassrsq) 1-s9r.at f---Tsis,
- qAny man who volunteers to 90 and
6ght in this war OUGHT TO 81 SHOT.
They arr I'D Aboiitionsts4 4--K Kesf
county delegate to 15ckigan Democratic
State O6aeention. - So s3t1a1 -1c|
You black republicans have sent your
-RELE HOUNDS down South TO deysstate
the eountrY Il Geo. ". Peek califha our
soldiers he'll hounds, in speech 6ef5fe
she LdHsfTy Dem Asa, Adrch, 1868. e
tu1FfSh opinion or John Mitchell.
I,ss The Boston Pilot, an Irish journal,
spbblishes the following communication.
from 81, officer in the army: -1- - =.
There never was IN Ireland or on
eatth, . man who !. once loved John
Mitchell, The. Irish patriot,. with a purer
/ tdefosfoh than Z i nov IoAthe and dis
I pisa him for his cowardIce, IL vas my,
fsnisfortune to be severly wounded N
Caroline during General Shernan's re-,
csnt campaien.: Falling into rebel
hAe3G, vas tventy-sev days 10 hos
pjtAf ~ ChsFfotte. North Caroline, whsn
fvsf sepr to Riehmopd. Besides me,
In hospital WAS Major Warren Adams
l-1 - a-~th3 ~ -; -. s.3T1-- -. r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

The State Sentinel says harvest has
fairly commenced in Marion county,
some fields Of wheat having been cit
already. The wheat, so far as heard
from, never WA. better. hre rgnnfH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
Nerrn LIhernIitK..

: The IndianApOlia Journal cites the
following letter from Major LnPton, q
paymaster in the army and formerly q
citizen Of cur State Capital, as an evi:
dsnce that the blacks are not 40 dsbaasd
aad ignorant as 70 bs insensihle 70
gratitude. Their msatsrs we're so high
toned, enlightened and chivalro1a no 10
be both insenGble to gratitude and
honor, and smote the Governnsnf th at
made them What they we're. Maj Lup-
ton writes ss foIIows: s-frT m,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

The Democracy Of Ohio viii meet in
Convention, for the purpose Of nomipat-
ing d ticket q beaten at The October
election, on the oath day OF next August.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

The 63d and 65th regiments left Ha-i
leigh, N, C., for home, to bs mustered
out Of the service, on Sunday last. Botb
of these regiments belong principally 70
'Ol' - pyIsgIiFlfla ggila 1amuua kna 2ri1a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

end, il 10 to be hoped. will agree silA
him or he With them for I understand
the PreEidenfs policy as jet to be only
experimental e-,l... x a. - =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

The New AibAby ofty eoaGcii,o n
making the tax lsyy foErt ensuing
year, have Gxed tie rate 4. soc. on On i6e
500 valuation. This is an Increase of
FIVE cents en- iast EeersJexs2 .s3ooa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28


Added to this Major John P. Coleman,
of the 9th United States CoIored Artil-
iery, (fying,) stationed here, has sent
you nearly Eve thousand dollars for the
same fund, and the 58th United States
Colored Infantry desire me stths next
pay day to collect one dollar per man,
which will swell ths 9mount 10 nearly
ten thousand dollars. This issa large
contribution from not quite seventeen
hundred men, and il could have bsea
made larger, nanYOf the msa donatiDg
over hAlf their pay and in some instan-
ces, the whole of it, but it was thought
best TO limit them. q b, srre ssd aass4
Will you please publish this that the
friends Of the colored soldiers, and
themselves, may know their money has
gone forward, and send me copy of
the paper.
am nsr ws9k .aoa.J
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
HEAD PAR DsrAKrMKxr,

HfNatVutbs MI1b.i duue ID EIcoO. J
James T. YeGtMGn, PrcsideMs Western
Sanitary ComRissioS, S. Louis:
SIk-fhe colored soldiers of this dis
trict, Brevet Major, General Davidson
.commaudiug, feeling the great obIiga.
tious they are under to our late Presi-
deDt, Mr.. Lincoln, and desiring to psrs
.petuR.e bis memory, have contributed TO
the erection OF monnment at the Ma.
.tional Capital, a. followa;aii Do -,taafu
roth u. g. G. Iafaairy. FoI VI O. EAFgs $3.50 60
COS. SD 2. =. q. IEfAairya A, q And nc -aFT
Lieut. Coi. Mitchell ...................... 2es 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

To Parlrys Esarieh the Bfood, aaa
B-autny the CemplsEiop, use As.Eebossfs Hlkhly
Noueenuated Extract ssrsaI Arlia. One bottle
equals in strsugth eos Eslloal q ths syrup or
Dseoction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
m, sir, with regard.
Parraas.er United stats. Army. AZ
Resolutions OF the Ohio UnlOn Gen.
..-.. u .-a EAnIinn..I ~ .r...--

The following are aths resolutions
adopted BY the Union convehtion at Co
lumhusr which appeared in qshe steIe-
graphic report in . form So Abbreviated
aud imperfect that we rsspubiish them
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
KANAWHA SALT.
MEDICAL


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e. Ila
So Yon nOGE TRAs TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENGTIAH HAIB DTK b4s stood
tbs bsst q trisl asd 70 oSuftastlJ iaefsazing IA
TaE VEAEx1ANT mAfk DYE isfhs bsst auA
ehSapsst 1a1ss< 1tss 49, - osiy -, and s4eh
bes9s eossufUs eCuble gLs qdastty ef Dys in
thoss usgsiiy SID ~ u n = y
IT, Dsoeess, wSlcs psodsTs ~ 3nenifsy % tsrfor
ts a. 6ys - 10 nuawhst BsfnG con olsta 70 on4
bestis. - pssy9rast0H is isrsquirss, wblcb xriatiy
SinEfitAs tAs 1l1sfies.
as UeIGo THf4 DYE geo apDld thai rusty,
fsnl s1p~sraaes ~ yhieh cysd hstr SD rbisksrs
~ 10 ss1fly rssogEfnsd, yhsa "a sls.erior sEtL-
ea has hsss u-ef, e h prodeeas perrsetiy nasn-
81 peis< ~ apy asa1s ibst b 4ssir.1, ifsns risb
hesvp - fsfsy. faefesMS kiaek., thai -sitI sst
E9eks ess@t - slsls - siOthia6. IHgsEt 7sS
cd yss ytn ~ eeesfsesd. eeA ~ sn Drug
pgS AD1 ssZSs14esSlsss. z AlT.i-
9 b14Ak zAAHEAkeo.s Ess KssE, whsle-1
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28
HOTEL REOPENED.,
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRfCH. Proprietor.
oeF, qgeiSeas lTh.rd ssss3 p1 =
GVANsVlLLK, IND.

THIS OLD, WELL ESTABLISHED, AND
Il widely ,knowu-Hotel has beaaoloseA far sew.
sral weekA nndnrgnlHK repairs. II hAAs ~3uring
this time, been repanted inside and out, has been
throuKhly lifted mp, and in a great measure fnrRs
fshea with new be1s and furnitura4 . The proprfe-
tor has made every arrangement to render his
house convenient, healthy and agreeable to the
public. s 1. s--.fa >. 5a..ssst.5,s ...rs.T t--ss
for Q series OF years has been extended 70 the
Warrington, he Invites renewal Of theiE cuAtom,
and wfh endeayor 20 have hin table frrnished And
usd patxoMake. AMHANE NAN&
VTnshesss wtu eessengsrs g snd nen
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

I. That the thanks Of the loyal peo-
pie of Ohio and OF the Unioa ere dee
to the three War b6nRsEnoss Of Ohio
Dennison, Tod and BrougB--fee tie
earnest, faithful and patriotic exersise
Of the executive authority Of oar State
during their respective administFations; |;
and that thEouRh their sHorgs and TIE
hearty cooperation 0t eas loyal people,
che citizens aud soldiers, QAio aspds,ia
the front rank o. The ran aofs h56ov
aucDg her sister staEes, Aorhs great
struggle foE nasisEAl A4istaacs. : x - =
- uE-H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

Informed that wealthy Ohio company
contemplates leasingthe eanalfro that
city to Evansville, for 9 term Of years,
aad will put il in Thorough nayigabls
order. We presume the lease could Be
obtained cheap. 'SAA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

aud imperfect that we rsspublish them:
7 ans RksoEgTIoSa ( Tsenrp.
The Union people Of Ohio, grateful
20 Almighty God for the overthrow Of
the rebellion and the preservation of the
national intsgrityis for the blessings of
peace, and for all the fAvors which He
has souchsafed unto as rs q people, do
hereby resolve: i# 'aH ti4is'AA lF'4@ y
j. That the name and fame of ABra-
ham Lincoln stand out from the history
OF the epoch nnrivalaau ard alone, and
while we deplore his unlimely and eruel
death, and vener&te bis memory, it be-
comes US to initiate his wisdom, 6rm.
ness and moderation in the treatm ent or
vexed questions, aud especially TO ini.
tate bis example in waiting for ths solu.
tion Of difficulties to be furnished by the
progress of time 6nd the logic of events
2 That President Andrew Joheson.
by bis unsWerying devotion 10 the Union
through yesgs Of sevefest trial, has nov
our highest eo6Gderce I; THAI We cheer-
fully indorssT she policy Of his sadmin-
istrstion, looking to the restoration Of
peace and civil order in the so-called
seeded States, and that, as Bnion meu
of Ohio, We win give him our hearty
aud undivided support. ' A.'1-
3. That ths thanks os Ohio and OF
the nation are due TO the heroic men of
uor army aud nsvy, whose Isbors and
suGsFings have saved the Republic We
honor our lmaEeyred dead, snd ioyfalIy
welcome to their homes our returning
veterans
4. That the thanks of this eonvsur
ton are due, and are hsrs5y tendered to
the loyal men and sfo,uer Of Ohio st
home, who have so noAfy ssd iibeFaliy
sustained and chsered urbraRs soldiers
in the ield in thsir-atrying efforts TO
maintain the aAsioHal Anlhority! in coa,
fict with armed rebellion. ~, L.. "a
5. That four years Of sanguinary war.
With It's fearful sacrifice OF life aud
treasure, forced upon "a by the slave
holders rebellion. has demonstrated to
M and the world that slavery and ia
institutions are irreconcilably opposed
10 freedom and free institutions, and all
the tAachiags of history; the dealings
of Providence and cur own hstter exs
perisrce point uuerringly to THAR oEsr,
throw and eradication, as our only safe-
guard against the recurrence OF ike
eyils in the future. aas9 tii9i1.s Go 81
! 8. Thstwh;le we are anxious for an
early=reeonBtrucfirH of =frHesruI4EsiEz
tons with the insuraenr &sss, We de-
mand that such rs0onseFuetior shah be
at such time and upon Sueh terms 8s
viii give unquestioned assurance Of the
peace and security, not oaly OF ths loyal
people Of the rebsl States, bat also ef
the peace and prosperity Of the Federal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

~ HISTORY WILL REL4TE THAT We (the
Ndrthl 'NascTACTuRED THE coxPLIcT,
forced il 10 bot bed .precoci;y, and In
yited Il Detroit Free Press, ApriL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-28

$50 i'''s'i a .'s'is - - g. g:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10
Fifth Avenue.

There are forty-fvs blocks on Fifth Avenue,
and three hundred and forty residences; with the
exceptIon OF some cheap and old-fashioned shan
ties far up toward the park, there is not house
on the entire avenue that cost less than so 900.
The average cost Of these hsusesis S3e. 900, and
the average rents OF them, when there are an y
to rent, is $1,000 The average cost of fur
nished house on the avenue lie $500 a month, by
which you eau see that lodging alone in this
infant quarter Of Manhattan Is not far from
5000 year. To keep house in the avenue
way, on the avenue will cost So, 900. and this
is the interest of upward Of 5000. 600 at per
cent but at the ordinary American interest, is
even as much as 1926 900. The house OF A T.
Stewart. just going up, will cost, when compile
ted $500 900 IL is built OF the purest native
marble aud has front Of ninety feet, depth
two hundred feet and its architecture is of the
purest classical American" The present resi-
dence of Mr.. Stewart. immediately opposite. is
forty by one hundred feet. and will rent for
50 500. A few doors from Stewards new estab
sbnent, and Oh the same side of the way. lies
the residence of William B. Astor, of spacious
and substantial brick, trimmed with brown stone.
This house cost S60,0 900, and looks Astor-like,
plain and eminently respectable. Mr.. Astor is
the real estate king of New York, AS Stewart is
the mercantile director.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-10
No uvCr:-.


IL 40 have no poser TO demand manhood sui.
frags tsen ve have no power whatever, and ell
our deeds have been nsurpations We had no
night 20 abolish slavery. and 10 make war, 70 con-
fscste property 10 divide Virginia into tvo States.
thus really doubling that sections senatorisi
povG-snt every extraordinary maniieststlon OF
power IL e usurpatiop Y. Tribune.
True ADD you h,d no right to do Any Of these
things But you had the Doicer to do them. and
II you had the power you would enforce The negro
suffrage. Bu, you have not and thAl's VIA,
troubles you The war ended too soon for you.
rou had no, exercised all the power you wanted
70. and you thought you had time in the future to
do 50. But you are disappointed. The hghtiug
once stopped. the people had a chance to see
What you were driving at. and .hey have shorn
you Of the power Every extraordinary mani
fsststiOn Of power" made BY yosr faction eGs a
bsurpation. and vas 30 declared by the Democ.
rsey ofthe North at every step. b1i public opinion
vas obscursd temporarily BY The patriotic desire
10 save the Union. and Jour usurpations we're
permitted as acts Of +" military necessity taking
advantage Of which your party did not hesitate
to openly violate the Constitution and laws in the
most Outrageous manner; and when these viola
lions irssebed. as they sometimes did. on yopr
own pets. no paper more boldly stigmatized them
than Jour own. Whining vont help you nov
that you are exposed.