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New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
FROM ALBANY.
Gov. Fcnfon-T The COnimissioners for the
BIind-Ihc Insnne-The Tux Bill.

ALIANY, MOnday My I. Itb..
Gov. Fenton left here tonight for his home in
Chautaaqus County via New. .Yors to be absent few
days.
The following are tho Commissioners for the New.
York stl,c Irsritu,on for the Bind; Elias W Leayen.
worth of Syracuse. i. +. Manierre Of New-Horki 3
o. X Wood Of Chazy; James Ferguson OF Ovid; ". NJ.
Sou,hworih Of Lockport.
The fol,oaing aIo the Commissioners for the Willard
Asyum for the Insane: j. p. Gray OF Oneidai d. 1.
Williams q Chautnuqua, J. i. Ciapiu 81 ontarlo
Tie New.York City Tax bill was signed by tie Gov
crnor ioday Several bills local TO Nev-Nork city are
vet to be considered.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Business Notices.

COLD is easily taken in this changeable eli
mate of ours and without due another will be contracted
top cold thus running into another until the
panypg Cough becomes settled and confirmed ,trlning and
Fackug the lungs and ultimately stimulating the production
Of tubcrces majority of existing Of clearly defined
Pulmonary Disease may thus be accounted for and thou
sands coreesy allowing themselves TO dr through
the preliminary symptoms under the fatal delusoD that they
are troubled with nothing bat cold How obyiousish It,
them that cold should be taken Of from It's incpeney
and no effort spared to rid the system Of it's effects
tive readily obteinabe and Of established reputation be
found in JArsEs ExPEcToRAST and by s all fears o
dangerous results will be dlspated Where tho danger
4. imminent uty lot resort at to the standard
refne1yt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
DIE ID.

CoDwIsF-on Sunday April 90 Martha Livingston, widow
fthe late David CoEse, in the '4tb wear Of her age
vteS 10 attend the funeral services from her late residence
No n S. 8iark psce Tuesday afternoon, May 2,sss
Her remain. viii be sharon, c.. for in,eFrent
CAPE-on Sunday april 90 Haun,h NJ. re'c' Of tn" late
Tb anepe vii take place from her s.e residence. No. is
second ave- On Wcduesdey, May B. a. o'clock p m -
The friend. Of the family and those Of her sonsnuw Benz
W. Floyd and l.. w. BurF are respectfully invited 70
e'tend.
DUNCAN-On Saturday. ID. 2sth ut, after short Illness
The relatives and friends Of the family ard those Of his sonin:
law. Dr. George r. Elliot. respectfully invited TO attend
his funeral fon Calvary Church corner Of w, hfstst
and Fourh-sye. Tuesday, May at 10 o'clock H. H.
Pbsde pima aud Boston papers please copy.
George Griffin. in the 500 year Of her age.
Notice OF the funeral hereafter.
HARDIN-Lot AZ the explosion Of the Sutana the Mis-
sissippi Thursday, April n Mr Hannah j. o. wife u
Seth A. Hardin. esq, OF hicaso Ill
HARRISON Sunday April 80, Abram Van Norand, only
son Of Wm H. and Ann Maria Harris aged mobs and u
The relatives and friend. respectfully iDvited attend tho
funers from the residence Of bis parents. No. IS sosth
Tdst, Brooklyn, T.. D.. on Tue lay, Nay 3 at O'Clock
|L6BARD-At Tschester MONDAY Nay l. 1865 Mrs. Sarah
T. Lombard, daughter Of Caleb Aoigan esl in the 2sA
year Of her -
TIE rea and friends Of the deceased respectfully In
ytedto attend the funeral "wednesday. the Sd iDs at
o'c lock, at the Unive rsGlist Church. NJ Vernon
Carriages viii meet the train at Nj Vernon at l2:lS m
MYERson Sabbath evening April 90 John d. Myers, as-d
20 wears.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to aend his
funera services h late residence. No. 81 West twenty
ihird.st. on Tuesday Nay ?, at o'clock p.
lPERRY-At Brooklyn E Dl Saturday. April % Ami:
M,ra only daughter OF Chauncy and Martha r. Perry ased
months and Is dlys -
The relatives and Of the family invited to attend the
funeral from thor residence, Csyer near Orhardst On
Tuesday. May 2, at o'clock y. m.
|TIFTs-In tis cy Monday May Addie c. youngesa
dsugh,er of Henry P. and Hannah ~ Tufts Of disease OF tho
heart. -
The relatives and friend, the family are respectfully in
yited to attend ane1al the residence Of her
ens No IS Mortonst. Wednesday morning. Sd ins -
10 o'clock
|WHITELY-In this city Monday. May ]. Elizabeth
Whitley. aged q years, months and days.
Further notice viii b. given Of the funeral
WiNDT-On Monday, May ], John Wind, wei known
printer Of this city IN the 65rh year OF bis age.
s relatives and ieud also the members Of the Topographic
and Mechanics Societies respectfully .egICt ted te az
tend lie funeral bis late residence No 90 Pises
Wednesday, the 81 ms, At u o'clock.
Ills remains will be taken to NewJersey for interment.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

CLOTHING PoR TIE FREEDMEN. EN.-James d.
spelman, Secretary of the Freedmen'S American anu
British Commission will leave in fcw weeks for kicn
mond Va. with quantity Of books and clothing ioi
the destitute Freedmen now in that CITY. DONATIONS
will be Thankfully received at the rooms 0 the Socie'y
No. 10 GrOYe.st.. New. Olk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
STORM IN BALrMoRE-Ths baltimore SUI

STORM IN BALTIM0RE.-TM baltimore Sun
says: ION Saturday afternoon. about o'clock this
city visited by violent gust Of wind succeeded
by severe thunder storm. Rain fell copousIy lof
several hours which doubtless will prove advantageous
10 growing vegetation. The wind caused some Ilttle
damage In the suburbs by blowing down fences &c
At the corner OF Eutaw and Monumentsts one Oh ,he
fine old shade trees twisted of close to It's base and
pole of tho city police and fire alarm telegraph at
he corner Of Monument and Northets was INJURED 10
ucl An extAnt q renasr ths siarm box useless.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
PRop,pLg ARREST op JUDGE CAMPBELL

Intelligence from Richmond announces the probable
arrest IN that city of ex Judge Campbell Of Alabam1
who was engaged under the authority OF President
Lincoln, in an attempt to reoreanize the old state
Government Of Vrgini, His refusal TO take the oath
of allegiance, nnd bis stubborn arguments against it
constituionality, the alleged grounds for Judge
Campbells arrest. lCommerclai.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
We xice--M y t. msr0s in Psssessien Of Cor
tinas.

Reports from Bagdad, Mexico, state that Cor.
tinas had entered Matamoros with o few men. A
shirmish took place. in which but few were killed on
either sde Cornas took some horses and lost three
|prisoners-one colonel. who was afterward shot by
foreigners in Matamoros had been organized TO defend
the place by Mejia. Communications between Bagdad
ana @ Mstancros o. had been suspended CorIinas and
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Gpsrial Notices.

American Institute Farmers Cinb.-A meeting OF
tie ub viii b. hsd 'hs TUESDAY, MAY 3 at o'clock p.
m a. the Of the Institute IN tie Cooper Union build
ng All interested In agricultural deyo ormei invited u
attend. John W. CHAMBERS. Secretary.
horticultural Association of the American In-
stitute.A meeting Of he Association VA. oe hrd tnis
TUESDAY EVENING Nay at = o'clock at the roo ms o.
the n.itu'e in Cooper Union tdng TIE ninth lec-
ure Of the course will be delivered by IETth HESDhH
SON, of Jersey City: subjec; The Naroet GaIosos
OF New. jersey" b. C. TOWNSEND Pse'ideat
1oHy w CHAMBERS, Secretary.
New.Norh Young Mems Christian Associntt01ls
The annual election will be held at their Rooms on rofS
DAY the I'd ns between the hours OF and oe ock a.
X Il. ". BURNEY. Rec Sec
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

SCHOOL CELEBRATIoS.-Mr. Leonard Hazel
tine Principal OF Grammar School No. 10. Seventh
Ward Houstonst. near Essex. will celebrate the 3otf
anniversary OF his connection with that school to
morrow II is proposed TO have appropriate exercises
and the public are inyi ted to attend at o'clock H.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
MAIsEEE ID.

THORP-DEsHUssES-On Saturday, April 20. by Rev. n
d. Hitchcock Richard A. ThorP ana Josephine H. Deshrs
NSON--On Monday. May ], m the Eiehfr
sythst NJ. r.. Church, by the Rev. Dr. ~: VI. osooin'
Alex Thain and Mary daughter OF samuel Thomson eSts
al of tLis city. Mo- cards.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

'lAdvertisement
BILHNGS's Morn POWDER Kills or Dlsperses
Moths and Millers. An aromatic perfume, successfully
defends iars and woOlons. oz boxes % cents; I'D.
boxes 81. Apothecaries sell it.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
fAdveriisetnert 4

Advertiseuient
JEPFERs', No. 573 Broadway, is the BEST place
to buy Ladies' and Chdren's Boots and Shoes. He is
selling at about one.haf last years prices
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

idyertisement.1
CORSs, BUNr0NS. ENLARGED JOINTS and Al
diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. ZAcHARE No 6o Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Adyer'isemept.ll


LORDS Cleaning and Dyeng Establishment
Garments beautifully cleaned 439 Broomest. Bwa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
TAdvertisefnent1

Gents all wool Suits, SIS.
Boys all wool Suits, 50. at |. V. BRoYAw's.
No. 81 Fourthaye.. and No. 62 Lafayette place.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

Furniture,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
OF the latest styles consisting of -
PARLOR, DINlNGR0OM and CH AMBER SUITES,
In Rosewood Walnut snd Maple retailing At manutscturs1
pric.. AT f. KRU1INAS
MASUFACTORY AND WAREROOMS,
Nos. e6 and s8 East Houston.st.,
Between Bowery and Secondsye
All goods warranted.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

rruEEUvERAL PROGRESS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02

iIosrETTER's STosAcu BITTERs struggling into motto
against the prcudies which everything new, however el
ceeut is doomed to encounter
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

sun retains its precedence and great popularity,
and after undergoing gradual improvements for
period Of thirty years, is now pronounced by
the musical world to be unsurpassed and even
unequalled in richness, volume aud purity Of
tone, durability and cheapness. 0nr new scale,
French acton, harp pedal, iron frame, otef-
strung bass, seven octave, rosewood pianoes we
are selling cheaper, by from 500 TO 5000, than
the same style aud finish are sold by any other
frst-class makers in the country. Dealers and
all In want of good pianoes are invited to send
for our Descriptive Catalogue, which contains
photographs of our different styles, together
with prices. No one should purchase a piano
without seeing this Catalogue. Medals, almost
without number, have been awarded to the
Grovesteen Piano. and at the Celebrated
Worlds Fair, though put in competition with
others from all parts of Europe and the u. s.,
1t took the highest award
Established 1881 Grovesteen Co..,
[S26yl.] 400 BROADWAY, N. Y.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18
N1ANTED-Agents, $3.50 per month, to
yX sell the Improved New England

w sell the Improved New England
Family Sewing Machine. Price sIS.
This Machine will Stitch, Hem, Fell, Tuck,
Cord, Braid, Bind Gather, Quilt and Embroid-
er, most beautifully. 1t is made In the most
durable manner-is elegantly finished and is the
only reliable cheap machine In the market. IL
makes the "Elastic Stitch. . Every second
stitch can be cut, and the cloth can not be pull
ed apart. Every Machine Warranted for FIVE
years. Address, DANE n CO.., Post Office
Box ~, Chicago ILL.,, or call at Room No. 81 p.
o. Block, corner Of Munroe and Dearbon Streets
Chicago. naitaG ei 70 ai1t.ji io ges
Nsss- -Caution.--W cnution the public not
TO buy 4 worthless, ofd style. smsll she Ma
chine, sold under similar name, or otherwise
We have the only genuine and really practical
cheap Machine manufactured. [33oms,1
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

%~Ns4x& rteu ana cOmpncateu IOrms,
and has for years made the treatment of private
diseases his business and study. Experience,
the best of teachers, has enabled him to perfect
remedies at once sufficient, safe. permanent, and
in most cases be used without hiEdrance to
business u y..,sts f-s,..rv
Particular attention given to old standing
cases, such as are considered incurable. Syph-
ilis in all FORMS Gonorrhoa, Gleet Structures,
Orchites, Diabetes, Bladder and Urinary Dis
eases. Also the effects Of solitary habits, both
ruinous to body and mind, and which pro-
duces some of the following effects Blotches,
Bodily Weakness, Constipation Aversion and
Uneasiness in Female Society, Unmanliness,
Dread of Future Events, finally complete pros
tration of the vital powers, loss of memory,
ringing in the ears, can be fully restored to
health, t,..ss.
All letters, with stamp, answered.
2 DR.. w. is the publisher Of a new book, enti-
tied 20 Nip the Evil in the Bud" which will be
sent to all on receipt of 10 cents TO prepay
postage. ,sn
Consultation free. Charges moderate, and
cure guaranteed. g. e v-L tL
DIR. Whittier cures the very worst kind Of
rupture in a few weeks. s4t1f
Post Office, Box 2294. Office and Cousulta-
ton Rooms, 164 South Clark ST, Chicago. You
can see the Doctor every day from A. M.
8 Pm. m, [33oyl.l
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18
FOR SALE BY

Henry Griffin Co., Grand Haven, Mich.
VIM. N. Angel,
q. Eastman, Eastmanville. Mich.
Luther a Bro, Lamont, Mich.
r. b. McCullock, Berlin, Mich Andby Drug
q gists and Merchants generally throughout
the United States. [333yL]
, G. w. ROBACK, Compounder of Stom-
ach Bitters, Blood Pnrifer ond Blood Pills, Dis
tiller and Manufacturer Of Cata wbasand Swedish
Brandies, and all kinds Of the finest Domestic
Liquors, which are sold, Wholesale or any de-
sired quantity AT Nos. so, 30, 80 and 62 East
Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio. T333y1l
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

SEVEN THOUSAND dollars, VIC are in.
formed, wereyoted by the Board Of Sa-
pervisors, last week, toward the pur-
chase Of n farm, TO constitute home for
the paupers Of the county. The appro-
priation is a wise one. ''y'aa,''..
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18
WV B LA KSMITHING
w A GON M A KIN q

THE undersigned, having associated with
Il himself his two sons--the one q wagon
mglrer and thclother Q backsmith--is prepared
to do all jobs connected with these departments.
He also pays particular attention 20 gun and
and farriery. II. TAKKEN.
Grand Haven, Nov. 81, 1851. [n143ly
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

g A LARGE portable furnace is being put
10 the Presbyterisn Church, for the par-
pose Of warming the school-rooms in the
basement and the main lecture room
above, at cost of nearly $4o0.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

y THE new shiogle manufacturing es,ab-
lishment Of Messrs. Storrs 4 Squier is 10
full operation and is working satisfactor-
ly to The owners. Sawed shingles are
worth SO per thousand, by the cargo-a
handsome per cent. in advance Of shaved
ones. y II Wla an
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

We are authorized 10 say that the fer
ry packet Eagle will make only one trip
hereafter, between this village and Min
Point, after Z o'clock, p. M.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

The steamer Daniel Ball is carrying
immense, loads Of freight, now a-days,
between Grand Rapids and this point
large portions Of which are shipped west
vnrda ! Weyuotice the arrival Of large
quantity Of plaster, in the native rock, for
the western market agfie Eul
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

WE understand that Mr.. H. d. Scott,
Of Crockery, has been appointed Com
missioner of the State Road, authorized
TO be constructed from Nupica to Muske-
gon, by the last session Of our State Leg
islature-s liberal allowance Of Swamp
Lands being devoted TO that purpose.
We understand move will be made at
once toward the construction Of the road.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18
1oc4E AND NEWS frEUs.

Away extensive and attractive stock
Of seasonable dry goods, complete in eve
ry department, is being opened by Shel.
don a Slayton. ~ ra.a s ii se
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

Mn. CHAs. HAMMoND, lessee Of the
Bridge street ferry, has recently sold bis
farm Of ninety-six acres, on the Bayou,
10 Spring Lake, for $1,000. 1t was pur-
chased by,s Detroit. gentleman, who de-
signs to make IL an extensive fruitery.
Other lands in its vicinity have been sold
tsSibsr parties Tor a similar purpose. o.
ltawais destined soon to be a rival Of St.
Joseph 10 fruit raising.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

These Bitters are put up in quart
bottles, of lohioh the obove is a fac-
simile. The label is finely en-
qraved, and ia provided with a
safe guard from counterJeite'S.
Price 81 per bottle, or siT for $5.
Q. w. Pobaob, proprietor, No. o
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, to
.ohon all orders should be od-
dressed.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

Passengers for Great Western Railway go on
the Railway Ferry Steamer at ID. a M. r. Dock.
leaving Dock at 6:45 ana l0l5 A. M. and 500
p. M. II.
The company's Timetables can be had at
any Of the Stations, pS.lnU
w. X. MUIR, Gen'l Sup't
d. a M. r. Offices. 1865.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

la,T TIE lecture, last Sabbath evening, by
Rev. j. B. Fiske, on the effects Of intern
perance, was mastery one, treated 10
the peculiarly forcible and interesting style
Of the lecturer, and calculated TO accom-
plish great. good--if heeded., The last
lecture Of the course will be given next
Sabbath evening subject, Honesty
Young men and old, hear il, by all means.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

aon Local AND NEWS fTENS
Avery extensive and attractive stock
Of seasonable dry goods, complete 10 eve
ry department, is being opened by Shel.
don A Slayton. 81 1gaa
We are authorized 10 say that the fer
ry packet Eagle will make only one trip
hereafter, between this village and Mill
Point, after o'clock, p. M.
ff sif I------------s -------------- -. n lI.7
-e A LARGE portable furnace is being put
10 the Presbyterian Church, for the pur-
pose Of warming the school-rooms iu the
basement and the main lecture room
above, at cost of nearly $400.
SEVEN THOUSAND dollars, We are in.
formed, wereyoted by the Board Of Su-
pervisors, last week, toward the pur-
chase Of farm, TO constitute homo for
the paupers Of the county. The appro-
priation is q wise one.
a THE new shiogle manufacturing esiab-
iishment Of Messrs. Storrs u Squier is 10
full operation and is working satisfactori-
ly to The owners. Sawed shingles are
worth SO per thousand, by the cargo-a
handsome per cent. in advance Of shaved
ones "a
The steamer Daniel Ball is, carrying
immense, loads Of freight, ow-a-days,
between Grand Rapids and this point
large portions Of which are shipped west
vnrds I Wesnotice the, arrival of large
qunntity Of plaster, in the native rock, for
the western market ag'fa# Etfl
The propeller Otta0a, Capt j. B.
Warren, we understand, is 10 take the
place, Of the Truesdeil-7now lying disa-
bled 10 this port, on account Of the break
age pf- some portion Of her machinery
and will perform triweekly trips between
Muskegon, Grand Haven and Chicago.
~ ~ wa laL-. u. +fA
The fall term Of the Union School, at
Lamont, commenced last week, under the
control Of Mr.. Waldo, late Of the Allc-
gan Academy and now a resident Of
Lowell. The project Of making the
school free one has failed--the citizens
failing TO vote /" the necessary supplies"
A bad move that, VIC think. r .,s 'lei
MAJ. STAFFORD, late associate of Prot.
Foote, and an eminent teacher Of music,
proposes to give course of twenty les
sons 10 vocal music here--two weekly
provided class Of seventy-five can be
obtained, at So 90 each. We understand
Major Stafford has engaged to teach mu-
sic at Grand Rapids, during The winter
.,44v ..t,a s---r------&-g,.i ~ s,,,i
.rqA RESOLUTION was introduced before
the Board Of Supervisors, at its last ses-
sion, to re-district our representative dis
tricts, giving Grand Haven or George
town TO district number two, inas'nuch
as district number one contains some
three thousand more Inhabitants than
number two. The, majority failed Ito
see it.prea ,8aAG3 Q
I'VE understand that Mr.. II. d. Scott
of Crockery, has been appointed Com
missioner Of the State Road, authorized
TO be constructed from Nupica to Muske-
gon, by the last session of our State Leg
islature--a liberal allowance Of Swamp
Lands being devoted 70 that purpose.
We understand move will be made at
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

DIR. WHITTIER is regu-
ilarly educatad and legitimate
ly qualified, and has expert
ence in all forms Of disease, a
knowledge quite indispensa-
BILE in the treatment of the
,veneral disease in all its va
ried and complicated forms,
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18
Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad.

In connection with the new aud powerful
UPPER CABIN STEAMSHIPS II
"DETROIz" d. mil WA UK.EE.n
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

CONNECTION6.
AT DETR0IT--Great Western Railway for
all points East--Michigan Central Michigan
Southern, and Grand Trunk Railroads.
AT MILWAUKEE With the Mississippi
Lacrosse, Racine, Chicago, Watertown, and
Horizon Railroads, for all points West and
Northwest.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

J 'TAE propeller ottaDa, Capt. j. B.
Warren, We understand, is 70. take the
place, 9f the Truesdea77pow lying diss-
bled 10 this port, on account Of the break
ass, pf- some portion Of her machinery
and will perform tri-weekly trips between
Muskegon, Grand Haven and Chicago.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

NAL. Stafford, late associate of Prof.
Foote, and an eminent teacher of music,
proposes to give course Of twenty les
sons 10 vocal music here--two weekly
provided class Of seventy-five can be
obtained, at So 90 each. We understand
Major Stafford has engaged to teach ma-
sic at Grand Rapids, during The winter.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

Refreshments at Detroit, 0wosso and Grand
Haven, and upon Co.'S Ferry steamer "Wind
sor, ON Detroit River. .r 53
Comfortable Hotel in Depot at Grand Haven
GS- The Telegraph Line is open for Publ,
Business. tS~ tfwN
SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

The fall term Of the Union School, at
Lamont, commenced last week, under the
control Of MI. Waldo, late Of the "A llc-
gan Academy and now a resident Of
Lowell. The project Of making the
school free one has failod--the citizens
failing to vote g the necessary supplies"
A bad move that, VIC think. .'s ''.i
The Grand Haven news., 1865-10-18

nURING this Month Trains will leave
l/Grand Haven, as follows:
GorNa EAsr-MAil at 7:45 A. NJ. for Detroit
Mixed at A p. M, for Detroit.
GoIse WEsr--STEAMSHIPS at s p. NJ,
for Milwaukee, daily, except
Sundays. 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-19
Ex-President Fillmore.

;he 9th inst. Hon. MILLARD FILL
made speech before the Buffalo His
Society, of which he is President,
Fitting resolution in regard to the as
tion of President LINCOLN. The
is distinguished for the good sense
aims. Mr.. FILLMORE was what is
an accidental President !" of the
States-was President at the time
untry was exceedingly troubled
the very verge of civil war; but by
his sanction to what are known as
npromise Measures of 1850, the great
was dispelled and quiet settled up
country. He knows something of
.at embarrassments that necessarily
nd an accidental President" in
ike these, and therefore this sugges-
President JOHNSON deserves from
,liberate consideration: r
first caution he President john
IS to observe is to steer clear OF the
that are trying to get possession oi
their own selfish purpose-te carry
ne favorite theory of reconstruction
ratify some feeling of revenge"
ident JOHNSON will do well to prof
suggestion-made by motives, un'
dly, the most disinterested.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-19
what is the object?

Cincinnati Commercial of Thursday
I over two columns to the Whisky
on during WAsHINGToN's Admins
to show that "the events we are
,ssing through" are not "utterly un-
ented in our history" The CONNER
bears to think that the events con-
with the whisky insurrection shave
t bearing upon the great questions
now arise for settlement" 1t is al
hat the "more guilty Of the insur-
lists had fled the country" and that
We persons were fully indicted for
reason, in levying War against the
States" One of these proved to be
person than the one indicted; two
lscharged on an insufiiciency of evil
and two-MIrcHELL and VIoL-were
guilty of treason. The President
red it prudent to pardon these two
d did so.
10 not exactly understand what The
-cial is driving at by giving to the
such an editorial, unless it is to
he public mind to favor the pardon
such men as may be convicted OF
, for having participated in the Re
+. Unquestionably, it is not Flea tor
raj hanging, and, therefore, may be
ted to temper the savagery Of the
sentiment that now prevails.