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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-11

Commercial. EssY 800 II
TAKxY AND DRIED SCOTT IN TEE q. g.
was this sharp cut debate
n the Senate on Thursday: ~ si.,s .ss
MI. Tfumbull asked leave to take mp the
Chief Justice TAney for the Supreme Court
room. Ia sts.ssessag - a. t.,-
mn. Sunner-I nope not. An emanci1
pated country oukht not to make bust OF
the author Of the bred Scott decision.
Mr.. Trumbull said Chief Justice fancy
VAS MOTTO be looked at in that way.
!. Mr.. ,Snmner-Let me tell The Senator
from Illinois that the name Of fancy will
be hooted down the page OF history, and
an eEnaqspated country will fasten upon
him The 4hEfha It deserves-a disgrace 10
the Judiciary of the country and the age.
& Mr.. johnson, topp.) Of Nd, said he could
nosiheer such remarks applied to the late
eminent Jurist without entering. his pro-
test sgaipst Il. The. Senator from Massa-
chnsetts should remember; that Justice
fancy Was not alone in the decision-that
a.matority Of the Court concurred in IT,
ME-. johnson then spokeof the highPrivate
~ I resolution Was taken up, and, after
0omes remarks against it, Mr.. Sumner
moved to amend It by striking out the
name of Roger B. fancy and inserting that
Of Joshua r. Giddings.
Nj. humbull said it was customary to
place brists Of Chief Jlsticesin the Supreme
erred in Bio 'decisions: I'M he ma crest
ability 6s . lawyer, and hirh personaf and
private character, as man. el'fsl-s. .--'@s-- q
Mr.. Sumner then Withdrew hif. amend.
mSut. 3 e - = ''s
Mr.. Hale, (rep.) Of N. a., was opposed to
Che amendment. hecanse fha n.ve II Tnslce
bred Scott. and thst Of nrei scost lii,
JnSre Tsn2v. Rsliavsrs th;s :. ~ ~ =. ~.
Id Ella IN vote fc- tks .nnro " ..G a.c.,
mn1Svs n nernstnsse 49, .se ~ ~ y.
Dred aeott decsion m rcst ~. " n., .Ss
he safsd Of the snt;.sisverv ~, 49, ~ Io .hs
sresenf dav vas ~ 49, - n.rr,,tts r. y
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thtss day..
TIE recent heavy rains and attendant
surpitB " surface water, has cut mp all
sorts 0f npstD In this neighhorho0d.
Bridges have boen carried away, streams
swollen, and the. "Old harry, raised gener-
ally. The ice il broken up in the streams,
IN many casee tho banks Of tho smaller
styeam0 are insufficient to contain tho wa
Ter, and the result ID, the adjscent country
q get. ,1ts 6ce- washed gratis. The mails
boe0 detained on account Of z lack of tacil-
tiles for navigation, and there is q very
rood prospect OF our people soon having
:. an attack Of high water on the BRAIN
Several attempts to meet and bring in the
G mails, proved failures, and to all intents
and purposes, We hAYe bee0 pretty efiectu.
ally blockAded. -Ssoa1 C.ty Journal.
The Oskaloosa Herald urges the con.
struction Of . railroad connecting oskaloo
{ IA with the NJ. 4 NJ. Railroad at Brooklyn
1t would require some thirty or thirty-tiv'
miles uf road TO consummate this project
Christian BAuscher, postmaster at Frank
I'm, Lee county, died on the 10th ult., from
Che effects Of arsenic, administered to hin
on The suDFesssion thatit was cream oftar
~. Tho poison va .t~1sr- from! Mr.
Da,schsr's own store by a member Of b,
<amiiy who attempted to follow the pre-
ScSotion Of the physician.
Whiss (r. Shenon was unloading hay a
McGYegof IA other day he fell from tn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16
THE EYES F.! THE EYES !
DR.. E. \. PARDEE,
oCrLIsT AND AURIS1

A FTER 4 PROTRACTED BLINDNESS OF
\ more than five years, Dr. Parlee has made
himself thoroughly aud scientifically acquaint-
ed with all diseases of the Eye, and is now prac-
ticine with success not surpassed in the Uni
ted States
All operations performed, such as Strabismus,
or cross eve Cataract by linear extraction De
preston or Absorption, Pterygium, or feshy
membrane growing over the eye. Reduction of
Staphyloma. or buleing out of the eve, Artificial
Papil. Fistula Lachrymais or closing of tear
passage. and all deformities OF the Lids. etc.
Artificial Ewes inserted without the least pain,
and possessing all the movements and brilliancy
OF the real eve. y large assortment constantly
on hand and for sale ut reasonable prices. The
Doctors Eye Bath for the treatment and cure OF
all nervous diseases is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operations, he hopes that his uni
versal success will warrant continuation of
their confidence. His celebrity as an operator Is
co-extensive with his success as patients are
presenting themselves for treatment and opera
tions. from New York and Boston, almostmonth-
". Many patients can be seen at the Doctor
Office dailv. in different stages Of recovery.
Omce-767 Clay street, (abore the Plaza
near Dunont street. my
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
The Next Senate.

Lnoush has been heard from the late election to enable
VIII compose the upper House Legislature Here
It Is Those marked with tersk are hoover seuator
Tubbs-Un Uni0n-San Francisco.
+Dolgc-U Unions San Francisco
san Francisco
shaw-Democrat-san Franc-co
*Ilnwes-Ution-s Francisco and San Nateo.
~Bepton-Union-Sac
seaton-InaepeDdent Union-Amador.
AiuIr"y-t nicn-San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara.
Robtnson-U Union-Alaneda.
~Cunniug CHAM Union-Yuba
%Evans-U Unon--TuolnInne and Mono
Berry -Democrlt-S.ky you.
freeman-Dem1crat-FF Fresno and Tuarc
Ewer-Union-Bui
@iaic-U UnisIi--Pacer.
HnuerU niou-Solano and Yoo.
Banuinl--I nioIl--i.a- Angele-.
@liaTtson-Cnion-i.ake, Napa and Meadocno
Te&gar1eI-u niuu-l lu1s and Sutter
Heacock-t ni.,n-Sacrainento.
johns Dcinoc rat Einorado.
"oic0tt-I nion--TuoluuIne and Mono
eJone--U Unior-Trniiy and Shasta
@kutz-t nioa-Santa Clara
@Lcpnard-E EniDH-Cliayeras.
*Lnvett-t Union Monterey and Santa Cruz.
fMaiioN-I noh- ElDcIad
hnoX-Cn Cniun--Sania Clara.
FMcycrs-Uuioi.- san joaquin.
sMpnt romerv Demo- Nar,ro.n Ncrced and
Pratt l'niuii-Sierra
Pierre Demo ,lai--Sln. ma.
@I'oricr-t niou-Contrs, Costa and Morin
Bcllen--I niolI--N Nev.ti1.
-h-Deniocrat-Cclusi and TelaIaa.
HartYt uIen--t talaverJ-.
fSmith-un union-Butto an1 Pluna-
@Tntie-t non--Sau Beruardno and san Diego
Wright nioi--nel Norte Humboldt and Klamath.
Bradley nion-placer
T"ta--2i Inianist-; Democrat--
Several yet hear FROM
received show that the Assembly by
- to p majority
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DT VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF FORECL0S-
ID ure of mortgage and order OF sale, issued ont
Of the District Court Of the Ninth Judicial Dis
trict Of the State of California. in and Tor the
county OF Trinity, in the action Of John p. Jones
against stephen Osborn, duly attcstcd on the ; st
day of August, y. D., lS65 am commanded to
sell all of the following described property, to
wit :. AlI of one uufivdcd half part, share or
interest in and 70 the property heretofore known
as Osborn x Nichols mining claim and proper
ty. situate about one mile vest of the village Of
North Fork, in The county OF Trinity and State
OF California consisting OF the mining claims on
Hydraulic Hill, adjoining the claims Of Holmes
and smith. together with the tools. sluce boxes.
etc. belonging thereto. Also the cabin there
situate, and the utensils Also the second wa
ter right in Logan Gulch, with the ditch con-
veying said water to the mining claims above
mentioned, together with appurtenances ana
privileges, all being situate in said county and
State. Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, September a5th,
\. D., lSG5, between the hours of 9 o clock. l.
and o clock, P. ", at the Court House door
in the town of Weaverville, will sell the above
described property to the highest bidder, for
cash.-W earerYille, Sept. > ls65.
Bats Z. CLIFFORD, Sheriff
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16
UNITED STATES BAKERY !
Cour: street, EenvcrviIie.
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE NINTH JUDICIAL
TRINITY ,-Darathca Cahuhey Peter Cahnbcy-Actinn
b r-t 10 the District Court Of tho Ninth .'ulicI District
H the STATE ef California ia and fr the county Of Trinity.
of the Clerk of said District Court.
THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND
GREETING TO PETER CAHEBLET, DEf z.
You hel-hy required 70 appear in action brought
l-u-; you iY The above named Piiutd in the District
Court o the Ninth Judicial Di-trc; ot the state of California
in and ior the ti county of Trinity and to the COM
paiu filed therein copy which accompanies this
within daye. exclusive Of the day of service.
the service you OF this aunmunsf served within
this ceuuty; or il served 1ut pf this coUy. bat within this
.ulci District within twenty days. or II served out Of said
District thea within lry daysor Judgment by default Viii
be taken against YOU according q the prayer of said COM
laint
The said action il brought obtain decree. that the
marriage between this Plaintiff and the said Peter Cahuiey
be discovered and divorce from the bonds Of matrmuny hc
-re according tie statute in such made and pro
v,lel And that said lot De apart and de.red 70 her
her property in accordance with said complaint auI that she
have ber aud such other and further rir 70 this
Honorable Ceurt shall seem Just aud equitable
And hereby notified that II tail 90 appear and
answer -d complaint above aireI. the said Plaintiff
viii apply the Court the relief therein denIdcl
under my hand and seal Of the District Court oi
the Ninth Judicial District the of California, il and
the said county Of Trinity this 18th day Of July. the
year Lord thousand, eight hundred and sxtyve
SEAL. AND 81 c2NT EEyENCE STAMP. ctNcEIEDl
A. J. LOOMS Clerk.
II. ). HOWE Plaiatifs Attorney. 2s.3m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16
Roads ana Bridges.

NR. Enlros Have YOU travelled? Have YOU
been ont Of town on horseback ON foot. or 9TH
erwise, and back again If So did you observe
tAe condition. of the bridges? Isit rot = burning
shame that person passing in or out OF town
hy any OF The public highways ruas the risk OF
breaking his neck ar limbs from the miserable
condition of tbc bridges Where Is our Road
Ovcr.ccr j he not aware that suit against him
and his hpnjsmen may be brought for iniary or
damage irisiaG from neglect Of duty in rot keep
ing iac roads aud bridge IN repair, particularly
when - mHei money is collected for roa,i pur-
poses in this district? Give him thunder. and
al The people VIII rise up aud say. amen
SuMMrM BoNrM.
We are aware that the condition Of the bridges
on all the thoroughfures leading from the village
is = source Of general complaint On the road
from town to Cochranyille there is scarcely
bridge which may be considered passabIe in day
light aad still less so after night. \ few tights
ago Dr Wilsor was called to attend patient
out Of town, aud barely escaped crippling and
severe lnjusy to his team at the East Weaver
bridge. and the one OVER tHc runway just bcyoni
Sloan s. Bartlett and Fox dunes. near TodG
ranch Just at this season Of the year, when
heavy teams are constantly arriving and depart
ing the condition of the hria- -rs b. reproirhful
Thc matter -Aold bc cx. iliurd into hY The Board
of SHpcrl sors, before tue county is put 10 cX-
prusr by accident to lie or teams ia thc>c dead
Lts. Tbe r.3I TAX Of hi district is atlud4utiv
sa.lI,icui - hccp tire roads and bridges in good
repair. t properly applied.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16

HrNBoLDT 0IL.-Nr. Hansell, of Centeryille
informs the Humboldt; Times tia; there are forty
packages of petroleum awaiting shipment from
that place 10 Eureka. most of it being from the
Uuion Mattole companys well.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16

Wilt CoSTEsT.-We bear it stated that Mr.
Cooper will contest the election of Mr.. Heustis
before the Legislature, upon the ground of fraud
ulent voting, of which rumor says there has been
ousiderable.-Hun60id,T TBes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16

FIxED.-J. A. Bachelder, who formerly lived
here. was fined 81 900 for gambling in San Fran
cisco, last Monday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16

HrxBoLpr.-Cy. Morrison, of Bear river, indie
pendent candidate for Supervisor, lst District,
vas elected over Guptll. the regular nominee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

>aoald you be afflicted with any Of the follow
ing symptoms, such as Weaknes OF the Bacl, and
Limbs Pain in the Head. pimness Of Vision,
Nervousness and General Debility, Loss of Mem
ory. Confusion OF Ideas, and Depression of Spir-
it., E.il Forboaine, SELF Diatrast and an aversion
to Society, consult Dr.. Tozor at once, and he
will restore you to perfect health.
TO FEMALES.
When vow are afflicted with weakness of the
back and limbs, headache loss OF muscular pow
er. pal9itaon of the heart irritability, nervous
ness extreme urinary difficulties. arrangement
of the monthly sickness, sterlity, and other dis
eases peculiar to fcmacs-consult DR.. Tozer, and
Won Will receive particular attention. Let no
false delcacy prevent you, but apply at once.
aud save yourselves from painful suffering and
premature death.
Ny rooms are 50 arranged that there is no
danger Of exposure or of meeting any one except
the Doctor
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients Of either sex. residing in any part Of
the country. however distant. who may desire
the opinion and advice Of Dr. Tozer. can by sub
mitlinr Il written statement Of their eases to the
Doctor. receive all the attention and medicines
necessary to effect q cnre. without the necessity
of personal interview.
All letters strictly confidential, opened and
replied to. by the Doctor himself
Consultation at the Office or by lctter-FREE.
M Cures in all cases guaranteed Address
DE-. CHARLES II. TOZER.
on Il, San Francisco Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16
SUPPRESSION OF QUAcKERY 4!

EE'o the -Anli"tcd.-DR. ToZER, IN
/ returning thanks TO his patients and friends in
the country would most respectfully inform them
that he can he found as usual at his Institute.
n Z. corncrof jackson and Kcarney streets, de-
voting his time and attention particularly to the
following Diseases. viz: Syphilis in all its yari-
ons forms, Gonorrhoa. elect, Structure of the
Urethra Nocturnal Emissions Sexual Debility,
Diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, etc. etc.
From his long experience and extensive practice,
he eau warrant perfect cure in all of the above
mentioned eases.
No deleterious drugs used in nay practice Ny
charges are moderate and my treatment to my
patients IS always honorable. The utmostsccrcsy
observed in all cases
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16

HOLLOWAY PUTS AND OlxTMENr.--In n multi
tude OF counselors there is wisdom-is rather Il
questionable axiom in the treatment of diptheria,
sore throat. etc. \ drowning mau will catch AT
4 straw, and a suffering man will swallow the
first remedy he thinks will relieve hlm-the
chances are. however. that both will perish.
Opinions among medical men differ rs to the ma
ture and remedy Tor this inhammatory affection
OF the throat-iulhlling the maxim touching Gu
Inary manipulations While doctors are tortnr-
ing their victims, Holloway remedies qo STRAIGHT
to the disease the Ointment checks the ipham-
nation OF the throat. and the Pills cool the blood
aud allay the fever In all diseases of the tbroat
these medicines are equally safe and rapid.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16

Tun Result IL NEVADA CovNTY.-The Grass
Valley Taioa of Sept 7th says under the head
ine of " A. \. Sargent triumphantly indorsed :
Sufficient returns have been received to show
that the Union ticket has been triumphantiy
elected" And the Nevada Transcript adds -
The Union men of the county, - standing upon
the vantage ground of truth aud making an
honest fight could not but succeed. They met
an enemy who left them for spoils, and triumph
ed most goriously. Not single bolter candi-
date has been elected in the county. me
holters have. by their acts. cut loose from the
Union party They have shown that where sell
hsh purposes can be advanced, party lines and
solemn obligations are nothing to them They
cannot be safely trusted and it becomes the du-
y OF Mon men never TO give those VINO nave
attempted to betray them another opportunity
They have left the Union party-leave them to
the cold charities of their Copperhead allies
They have no part nor lot with Union men.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16

A>,@a.c FoG HLflEcrioN.-Tao individuals
calling emscly,s rriaa men ~ho have Goa
lyscel with TIA. CorpcrhcaAs in tl.s county and
elsewhere, j.. tacy have o4e p.l:.clc of Union
iliu,i IRE ia thcG "a. ;hi- tae, mast feel uupeas-
anuy Ca reading the following;
Dano-ate,r Nicrou rs In>no.-Frem the
r,uttiio iflr of August I'D ue learn that
The Democracy carried tun recent election in
Idaho hr ahnn. six hundred majority. Well
done. Iilao ,-N'tt H.jtf DcmorrW
E>a~tly so ana here is the corrollary to the
Democratic victory in ll,ho
FoGr BOISE, August iGjh.-Thef Idaho election
has resulted agdia IN the triumph Of The Copper
heads-ths timc by larger vote than last year,
considering the whole vote cast. Fcrd. Patterson
and his crew govern Idaho. On the principal
thoroughf,res eastward gangs Of men collect 20
Io5 steal and murler with 'm9unity. there being
no civil law 20 interfere with them. think
aGI safe in saying that not q day passes IN this
par; Of the Territory without one or more men
meeting a violent death No one ever hears of a
conviction for crime or punishment for an olense.
Itisa =. weeping wailiug and gnashing of teeth.
If Milton had lived now-a-lays he would have
-banishcd Satan into Idaho in preference to the
internal regions E1trarf from ietter 70 Pert
i4ni Vrchdaf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16

ESTABLISHED IN THE CITY ~ SACRAMENTO IN 1882.
AND REMOVED TO san FRANCISCO IN 1852. For
THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF AFFORDING AN ASY-
LItN To THOSE AFFLICTED WITH CHRONIC AND
NENENIAL DISEASES. AND FOK TIE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16
Book and Job Printing

If every description ioae in & superior manner
AsD AZ gEAscSABtE PRICES.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16

L. CONSTOCk. JOHN MARTIN.
9s-ftr
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ADDENDUM.

+. VULLMEl:. F. sTIERLt
PROPRIErOR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-16
Great Popular Loan Of the People

March =, lsG5
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-25
The Cry for Vengeance.

2 A correspondent of the Troy 7imes--evi-
IDENTIFY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an article in
Saturdays paper as follows:
Indiscriminate vengeance is neither Law 5
full, chris ian nor human. The mysteries Of
Providence are beyond our ken, but for all
this our hearts should be strong, not troubled;
our our faith uplifted, not dropping. Let
the ministers of God, as they this day lead
their people in acts ofsolemn devotion, remind
them that vengeance belongs to Him and the
country. What may be in store for this dis
tracted and bleeding country, is locked In the
bosom of Omniscience. OF one thing. how
ever, we are assured, that is, that He who
has led US on in triumph through four years
of struggle. will not now desert US. As for
the southern pee pie, the hand that held out
to them the chalice of tenderest mercy is ex-
tended in death, and they as well as we have
lost their best earthly friend. Let US pause,
ere We draw rash conclusions, and then per-
haps sounds from above will reach rs, and q
vision be granted of things beyond the terri
BILE present.
'sAt last heard a voice upon the slope
Cry to the summit Is there any hope
To which answer pealed from that high
land,
But i'm a tongue no man could understand
And on the glimme ring limit, far withdraw,
God made himself an awful rose OF dawn"
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VALUABLE STOCK FARM F0R SALE.

GlTUATED on the north side of Copper
~ Greek, on the road leading from Muscatine to
New Boston, and containing 346 in one
tract and 10 acres of timber lying Z of a mile
south east, in ali $50 acres; loo acres cultiva
ton, two orchards, frame house with four rooms
good stable, stock scales and stock yards, never
failing and never freezing spring water, 40 acres
of the farm sowed in grass; the range on the Mis-
sIssippI bottom can't be beat IN the northwest.-
This, with 40 head OF cattle, 10 head of colts and
brood mares. with all my farming utensils, will
October ne1t.
Drury township, Rock Island County, Illinois
April 2lsI, 1865. JAMES PATTERSON.
p. s. The farm can be bought by paying one
half the money down, the other hall in ten years,
by entering into satisfactory arrangements.
Apl25wtf J.P.
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placed arms and ammunition in the hands of
rsbsls, at their respective capitals, winch
might be used a. soon - the armies Of the
United States were disbanded, and used TO
conquer and subdue loyal states. s
Fourth-By the restoration of the rebel au-
thorities in their respective states they would
be enabled 70 re- osteblish slavery.
Fifth-It might furnish ground of To-
sponsibility by the federal government TO pay
the rebel debt, and woold certainly subject
loyal citizens in the rebel states 70 the debt in
Cured by rebels in the name of the state.
Sirth-It puts in dispute the existence OF
loyal state governments, and the new state OF
West Virginia, which had been recognized
by every department of the United States
government.
.SerepH-It practically abolished the con.
fscation laws, and relieved rebels of every de-
gree, who had slaughtered our people, from
all pains and penalties for their crimes.
Eighth-It gave terms that had deliberate
ly,repeatedly, and solemnly been rejected by
President Lincoln, and better terms than the
rebels had ever asked in their most prosper
GUS condition.
Ninth-It forms no basis of true and last
ing peace, but relieved the rebels from the
pressure of our victories, and left them in 9
condition to renew their efforts to overthrow
the United States government and subdue the
the loyal states whenever their strength wal
recruited and an opportunity should offer.
Sherman ordered to Commence HOSTILE
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-25
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ESTATE of JAMES MARDOCK, deceased
il The undersigned having been appointed exc.
cutor of the estate OF James Mardock, late OF the
County OF Union, and State of Indiana, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will appear before the
County Court OF Rock Island County, at the Office
Of the clerk of said court in the city of Rock
Island, at the June term, on the THIRD MON
DAY IN JUNE next, al which time all persons
having claims against said estate are notified and
requested TO attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested TO make immediate paymeu,
TO the undersIgned.
Dated this Gath day OF April. A. D., 1866
DAVID MARDOCK, Executor.
Apl25w3w.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-25
FARM WAGONS.

NOTWITHSTANDING / am building q
~ large number of Pixies Peak Wagons, 1 still
continue the business OF making
THE VERY BEST FARM WAGONS.
and would s,y to the farmers of this and adjoin
ing counties that can supply them with any
thing they want in my line, of the best quality
and at reasonable rates. b. II. KIMBALL.
Rock Island, Jan. 20, dwtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-25
President johnson. in a speech to an In

President johnson. in speech to an In
diana delegation on Friday, declared tnas
traitors must be punished and Impoverished
and that states, by participation in the rebel
lion have not lost their character as states
This is right. We cannot punish states but
the leading traitors should be punished 70
the extent of the law, and their property con-
fscated. President johnson is disposed 70
be merciful to the mass of the misguided PEG.
pie, who will return TO their allegiance-out
the leaders must pay for their treason. That
il the right doctrine. And we hope he will
soon be able to withdraw all belligerant rights
from those who refuse to. return to their al
legiance.
The new president is represented as being
greatly annoyed by being so frequently call
cd upon for speeches by delegations from
various parts of the country.