The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-09

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toned to sleep on the field of victory" We
shall see who is the strongest. The opening
of Congress will doubtless afford the field for
the greatest battle between an Administers
ton, and these who elected it, that has ever
been witnessed in Washington.
STAGES Foa CALIFoRNIA-We direct the
attention of travellers to the notice in our
columns respecting the new line of stages
from Boise City to California. Capt. Mullan
has already put the new line in successful
operation, running his stages tri-weekly.-
W. l. Co. now forward messengers over
this route, the first one having left this week.
Security has been obtained by the proprie-
tor from Gen. Mcdowell for the safety of the
stages along the road. Ten companies of
soldiers are now on their way to protect the
route fro m Indian depredations The stages
connect at Chico with California Stage Com
pany at Susanville, with stages to Virginia !;
and at Pueblea with stages to Humboldt
Passengers are ticketed through from Boise
City to San Francisco or Virginia, Fare from
Boise City to Virginia $75; to HUMBOLDT
sos; to Chico SIS; to Sacrameuto SIS and
San Francisco $50. The stages leave Boise
City regularly on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. Passengers are allowed to lay over
at every point on the road, and resume their
journey at their own option Mr. VIM. A.
Yates is the agent of the company at Boise
City. VIM. Vincent will act as agent at Idaho
City. He is expected here in few days
We understand the stages are running crowd |
ed with passengers, who express themselves
well satisfied with the trip :
We s- s
Hon. John Sherman has examined the mat
ter, and says they gain fourteen Congress-
men, and of course the same number of cleo
toral votes. This comes from counting all |
,he blacks in the basis Misrepresentation, and |,
not three ffths, as before. 1t is understood /
hat the editor of the WORLD will introduced
/ resolution in the Territorial Legislature next
winter raising the usual obieetion.-[ Idaho
Statesman.
We have no collection !" but we observe
several Republican journals who have objec-
ions to the South having any representation
whatever. We can remember the time when
he same men were highly indignant because
he blacks were counted as FRACTION of
hree-fi tths in the Congressional representa-
ion, ignoring the fact that the same negro
n the North was counted as UNIT in estimat-
ng Northern representation. If the Repub-
leans prefer the whole niger in the South
o fraction of him, We have no COLLECTIONS"
We are satisfied they will eventually "catch
Tartar" in this niger business. The Presi-
lent spoke knowingly when he told some Of
be friends of negro-suffrage that the old
masters of the blacks would always have
nore influence with them and their votes
han Northern strangers sent among them.
CoRREcTIoN.-We are informed by a mem
,er Of the Thorn Greek Ditch Company, that
he statement made last week that Lusk, {
harged with shooting Billings, had been en-
aged with Billings in working for said Co.,
} incorrect. The parties had not cabined 9
Ogether. ,
THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION has been in !
ession several times, but little business 6
anne before it.
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