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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-12-15
Husjncss DIRECTORY.

I GILMAN, DENTIST. ONCE in the
IL. kINGMAN BLOCK, Main St., opposite the
Congregational Church. l-tf
Nj BUCK, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
vi. LOR AT LAW. Also, Agent for first
class Insurance Companies, and for obtaining
Soldiers pay, Sc.
Office over Weeks store. 1-tf
NV1GOaVAN ~ FORD, DENTISTS.
VI Office over Woad and Durcn's Drug store,
st. Adams, VT 2-tf
EARRAR BROTHERS, IRON MER-
CHANTS.
Dealers in Nails, Glass Oils Paints Aericul-
tural Tools, which we offer az low cash figure.
Corner Lake and Main streets.
st. Adams, March i6, 1864. 1-tf
L. \. soWLEs. Attorney and Counsellor at
H. Law and Solicitor in Chanccry Offco over
Margin's store, Oatcy occupied by White &
Sowles) st. Adams. W.
p. S. VIII attend 10 Collections and prosecute
Claims against the United States for Arrears Of
Pay, or Bounty to soldiers Widows and Invalid :
Pensions, 6c., &c. 3-tf
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STATIONERY.

Nice assortment at low prices. 4 liberal
discount to Merchants Lawyers and others
wanting large quantity.
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Special alotiees.
A Cough. Cold, or Sore Throat,

A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND SHOULD BE
CHECKED. II ALLOWED 10 CONTINUE
Irritation OF the Lungs, permanent
Throat Affection, or AN incurable,
Lung Disease
IS OFTEN THE RESULT
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
HAVING A DIhEcI INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS, GIVE
IMMEDIATE RELIEF
For bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Com
sumptiyo and ThroIt Diseases,
TRocHEs ARE ALWAYS USED WITH GOOD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will ind Trochca useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion Of the vooa
organs The Troches are recommended and
prescribed by Physicians, and nave had testimo-
malls from eminent men throughout the country.
Being an article of true merit, and having proceed
their efficacy by test of many years each year
finds them in new localities in various parts Of
the world. and the Iroches are universally pro-
notlnced better than other articles.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches, and
do not take any OF the Worthless Iaiadiioas that
may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and III
FOREIGN Countries, at IS cents per box.
Pettengill-s6-Gm
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L,LOUR AND DAIRY SALT at Whole.
Il sale at
ARLINGTON & SHATTUCK'S.
st. Adams, March II, 1854. 1tf
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- GORGE +. HOUGIToN, Attorney and
W Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chan
Gerry, st. Adams, Vermont. Office over the Post
Office, and residence on Congress street
Also, United states Commissioner Commits
si0ncr Of Deeds for the States Of New York
Massachusetts, and other States. H. will give
prompt attention to all professional business
with which nc may be entrusted
st. Adams, Nov. T. 1861 II
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salt.
Brushes.

Turks IslanG aid Canada by the peek o
bnshei; Dairy salt, by the box or Dbl.
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MARKED DOWN
BY
( l. 9 II II / n G.
AND
EURNIsIIrNc aoons.

to very low figure and will, from and after this
date sell without regard to cost until further no.
tice, for cash on delivery.
30. barrow Block.
WM n. SMITH.
ST. Adams Nov. 2, 1863 sGtf
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TOBACCO AND SNTFF.

good assortment OF Goodwns Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, and Larnllard's Maccoboy
and Scotch Snuff
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TOILET SOAPS.
HAIR PREPARATIONS

All the popular Restoratiyes, Oils, Dressni 8
and PomaIes.
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PERrUMERY.

We have large assortment consisting IL part
of Lubin's genuine Extracts, superior American
Extracts put mp IN variety Of styles Of bottles
Genuine farna, Cologne, also cologne by the
pint.
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Toilet Articles.

Hair, Tooth, Infant, Nail, Flesh Lather, and
Clothes Brushes; Soaps, Toilet Powders, Puff
Boxes &c. &c
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new and favorite Perfume. Night Blooming
Cereus, Jaqucs Extracts, Dupont's, &C.
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Brushes.

W. would invite attention to our stock of tlail
Brushes, also Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes,
10th Brushes. Lather Brushes, Flesh brushes,
Feather busters thoughso high nowiwe have a
fuw desirable kinds.
The New York herald., 1865-01-10

-. DRAFT in KSngs County
s~~mAL MEETING ov the soAkD o. scFkhveVAs.
= s,.e,a meeting ss Me Kinss county sA. :, supsr
v,.,w uss hsIa yesterday s,sosa, 70 saks ssses Is
y,sssses 70 Ne ssssa sxssssvs ssesa In Ne Second
sua Third Csageaniona disles anAsr NE Pvsssasnss
ssal sss .hrss hundred thousand mon Ihs following
preamble ana resolutions offered BY Supervisor Crook,
were unanimously adoptsd:-
s.y 6ss. nss. Isst ss.s can fw s.rss Issdrsa .Loa
g, s9s gns ass sssssS a. E ssy g ss s
Z q: ;t e .sa s
sS e III ss osss
3 r. S e %
saIs sc :, far sls number which
Ss - "a ssssiSsd from q o. =. pr.,os: ss and s.:
q q & q
Ss - ss'pss
.: sS or n:n Ss s SGsti % sen this county st
:. o.: ,.sS = shs ssc discrsssoS Il any osisI
@ ~ sa:aasd
E:ssssd TIs. hs quota tho second a,..s. q 4 =.
great clerical mistake msstasmsnt Of ssrss q involved
Resolved That the quota Of the Second district
z exclusive Of ;hs s:s p;syous cans upon that ds
Board furnish number well disposed
OF anxous the people may be 70 respond 10 their proper
Resolved That now formerly the Wish Of the people
and the authorities OF tha would he 70 furnish their
proportional part OF all calls for military aid promptly and
81 @
equally unjust and impossible.
.he Second district on the csn for men Y then
the 10000 should be three hhs thereof or
from which should be deducted tho Of enlstmens
% leaving the true quota for the Second district
ONCE.
Resolved That this whole matter be referred TO the Bounty
Committee, with power 70 take such measures as may 90
have he quotas Of hs county corrected poss
The New York herald., 1865-01-10

les.sn 20 hd,ss M HiDsdQsynDe ssatine aAs sssA
ssrd Who was there after Bkesman, hes stassa that
ss.s ses kss aet sssa svssesss AsS s.es ee.ssetsa
S.IosIsS b ssests Ss1tSs sha6 eeetad - snsnH -
sssnrsIv eoncludsS that oonadycon uhn Poeve tAOso
Who have fSientA in Savannah.
. one Of ths disgrsosful Incidents eon1setsd VIM
this amazing masch of Sherman thysvgh 0eeyyh hes
az eorid has been treated 70 JSss v ~ sssss b 0s
pseTSs Of Aaf Stat6
Besides the newspaper statements Of these culsagea
vs bad says the Observer, verbal assurances q thelF
Sruthfulness such a. led believe them unhestta
ngly Il is due 70 truth that they should either DO alb
soute BY established By hs Georgia press OF - absolute
" contradicted
The New York herald., 1865-01-10
Halls FOR EUROPE.

Latest News from tho Union Forces In all
Parts or the Country-Generas Buffers
Dutch Gap Canal-Ths Latest News
from Mexico, South America, Cubs,
81. Domingo, &c., SC.
The steamship Australaaan, Captain Cook, will leave
this port early Wednesday morning for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe viii close u halfp past six O'Clock
this evening.
The NEW YoRK HRALD-Edton for Europe-wiD be
published at half past ave O'Clock this afternoon
Single copies In wrappes ready for mailing six cents
The New York herald., 1865-01-10
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ID CAPITAL $5C0,OOO.
100000 SHARES AT 50 PER SHARE.
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
~ BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

RROoKLYN PETROLEUM COMPANY.
OFFiCE OF THE CoMPANY,
~ BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
ArrYAsnpa xocuE oFEIcEss; Eaa prs.a.n,.
WILLIAM II. WxILAtE ESQ.,. vice President
WILLIAM A. FOWLER, Esq, Treasurer.
CHARLES Lowry, ES}TsE%Ts Es9} Gaanseor
ALEXANDER McCUE Ese., Sl Fulton street, Brooklyn.
WIN II; WALLACE ESQ, ISL washngton street, n T.
Savings Bank, Chambers street, X
VIM A. FOWLER, Esq, a Broadway, Ny.
EDWARD r.. JONES' ESQ, corner Broome and Lewis
s1 EsD1xRpF. PATcHEN. ESQ. tMesr.. T. Ks.cham :
s6RkE 80 is IL 1a!Sa a,ssss sssss. , s.cshyD
WIN. N. LITTLE Esg. tof wyckon Littls). Montague
street. near Court, Brooklyn.
The property Of this company consists Of m acres Of good
boring territory In fee simple situate In the iear OF the Oh
region In venango county, Pennsylvania together witn
neary forty barrels day sufficient 70 At once regular
ly monthly dividends on the capital stock .
the entire working interest In two wells which
being bored with indication Of being ne producing
wells.
The Trustees determined to make rank among the
best petroleum companies yet formed
The subscription books for limited number o. shares
open the Offices Of Measrs T. Ketcham Co., 0S Wall
street; VIM Wallace, ESQ., III Washington street W,n
A. Fowler, Esq, z Broadway; r. Jones, Esq City Mis-
and Messrs WyckoA Lue Montague street. near Court;
D. X Ducker ESQ.,, 50 Fulton street; D. B. POWELL Myr-
To In the city Of Brooklyn or Of either Of tho Trus
tees
The New York herald., 1865-01-10
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


McInAs--woxpn --On Thursday, December ~, BY che
Rev R. s. Foster RoBKr NcIRAH 70 JAxg WoRDlx, both
natives Of Scotland.
Rnye-NIcaoIA Al 81 Thomas church, Broadway,
RnYp, Jr., TO ANNIE NiCHois both OF this city.
San Francisco and Australian papers please copy.
Soorr-SToSEx. BY the Rev. John Bowling, b. D., Mr.
LrAAs O. Soorr 70 Miss JEssn O 6rosEy, Of uoboken,
N. J. Nc cards
The New York herald., 1865-01-10
t'ss Reported or.rRges OF Sbcrmsn's fven
90 Milicdgeville Lmlhptlcn1ly Denied
, ~ Beaurcgard and Othrrs.
ghermans Plans and Policy.
ms posTPoEEMRRg or THE DAVIS MOSCOW NJ
arsrlt A

1HR uHPOHrED prrBsgEs ~ IILLED0fyILLr. E
The editor u the Fayetteville Observer las let
pr fron.a Clergyman in Savannah, wtl,en three dsys
hsors The evacuation of that place, 70 which he vas
Fstcd 10 oorroct The story ~ Yankee "rsses on ades
~ uiiiefeeville wbiisi shermGn held uas place Tho
M,ir Led yena sahalea bn snnrl M., ~ WV pe hea
The New York herald., 1865-01-10

,u.>>,.sA>Aa>"asca.s us ss~-,z...>.
Boo. NV fSsss ;E SSss AND AND ssss54A.DszzrrHA ssssHs54A.sz
Sia!Sks 'a1 % yss;zSssssSS sszs cousEH "a
ssH:iE ssBBs:EEs aIs$E .sS$sS s:::s::.
EbaRt.E HD1R & EEa6ilgssrrus' EEa6ilgssrrus i 4isssos' o'''''-
: yRAEoIs A. PALMER President Broadway Bank. New
NArnAs RANDALL. sr-Prcallen. United States rsle
xEBEsY Il sicoLAY ef Albert A. Hiooay Co, Stock
g ss
E;sS +, ;s,s
SSSSSS q 5s:is.ss Co.. Bankers, n.
y ssH's EfSs t;'SSs ISs 6? sszs.s7
NO 4. i; sSSya ShiSb S7sskg AfShApEErn,A
sEs
| SS BIB
ss: sh n
s oil
" &
fuel The company now Vigorously It's work
:acsn; a sSas large aud regular monthly
be expected at carly day which will cause the stock
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
.ssas s T. New YORK. s'' FS.spss md other
the give notice that the subscription books will POSI-
set s = ii. .,s.,p
tion price.
SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS:
r. A. PALMER, vt Broadway Bank, 23 Broadway, New
York
POLHAMIUs& / JACKSON Is Exchange place. New York.
ALBERT NIcOLAY CO.. 81 William street, New
York
wzsD M siHs 5sns. sss '; fss: oss:
street, Boston.
STEUART CO, Bankers Washington, d. O.
The New York herald., 1865-01-10
Meeting In Boston in Aid or the People
of Savannah

large number OF merchants al leading men OF
Boston met IN Fanuel Han to-day, 10 irausurae mea-
for sending food aud Other wary supplies 70
the people Of Savannah Mayor Lincoln uesdod. Reso.
Ionons sdopted to eject the object Of The meeting
and committee Vas appointed 70 receive ,Etbptions
Addresses made by Mayor Lincolu Co pnei Julian
Allen, Edward Everett and others Hearty ympsthy
With the purpose Of tie meeting Ma manifested through
he proceed and the adjournment hrs Neheers
we're given tor Savannah snd sherman.
The New York herald., 1865-01-10

nIvIDEND.-THE EMPIRE MIL AND MINING
~ Company Of Ban Francisco has declared dividend O
from this agency exchange. LEES WALLER, trans
fer agents. office No. 20 Pine street.
New YoRK, Jan. 8, 1863. MEs.al4 ft-
The New York herald., 1865-01-10

LoR SALE AT A BAnoAfN-TNO FIRST CLASS Bill
Appy a. $40 biosdwsy, corner OF finsies srssA wheTs
IhDy can ~ sss1A
The New York herald., 1865-01-10

$300.OOO r. .9:s 2s. ~ A. sgS sIS SrH & sFss ON
JOSEPH MASON,
No ~ Plne street rooms 10 and n.
The New York herald., 1865-01-10

I)URKaAMs FURNITURE ExPREss-BURNHAM'
ID Furniiure Bcrios Establishment, Bnrnhsms rurnliur
storage Marrroms frrpi,ure OF families moved IN ci'
country ore is West Eleventh street, between fifs
end Sla Aeeusiea
The New York herald., 1865-01-10

yVEsTERS UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY. :
w Treasurer's once, Rochester, ". y, December ~
1854 regular quarterly dividend Of two per upon the
capital stock OF tha company has been declared payable
s,och the sob instant s,ochhodsrs y the city Of Sew
Broadway; In Phii.deipbia of II. y, sbillnssord 10
Albany of O. g. Cutler In Buffalo, Of G. 2. Jones In Gin.
onnau OF q, Davenport In Clevelsnd, OF H. Wade; IN
Louisville Of r. Boyle; in 81 Louis Of r. c. Bush; in
Detroit Of @. ". Bsieh' In Chicago of Emory Cobb
The New York herald., 1865-01-10
RESTAURANTS.

J,OR SALE OR TO REHT-As OYSTER AND DINING
IT. ard billiard ssloou, of the best r,snds Broad.
way Gao be sern y applying Al s2 foursh avenue near
4avsnty fourth street.
The New York herald., 1865-01-10

Total present product per day: y.::....,... o. tbbls
which, III Sl2 per barrel, IA S1A day. or 3S20 Pc
month"; which cent month ON tho the capital
TTSIOS DIME SAVINGS BANK, NOS. AZ AND a
~ Canal street, Of varck. Open daily from n
A. H. 20 and on Monday, "wednesday and Saturday even
ngs from pz sr per cent interest, ife from Government
allowed of $50 and under and i've cent
larger sums Money Deposited before January ~ w,l
EDEk Y. nAuGHwouT. President
CARpSER g. CnAris. Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-28
= Council PIrsoncesedings.s :

The City Council met last evening :
President Douty in the chair. Il Eleven
members answered at roll2call. io'@sfsa
MrsBooth presented the petition ofiJohn
Butler and others tor the removal of the
wood market on Mound street. Referred
to the committee on Markets. an0I
The following ordinances were intro
duceds3TYur yH0L
BY Mr.. Booth--To assess special tax on
the real estate on North Public lane from
High street to Cleveland avenue. JRead
three several times'apd passed. zIoEH
By Mr.. Naghten-To asses special tax
on the real estate on John street from
Latham street to Cleveland avenue. Read
three several times and passed. I Syyrr
BY Mr.. Gaver-To assess special tax on
the real estate on Tontine alley from STATE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-28

have certificates of election In the upual
form, then 1t is Mr.. McPherson's duty TO
place their names on the rolls Of members
electto the House of Representatives. Mr..
Mcpherson, indeed, has no right to inquire
whether they have taken this oath or not.
Ifthey have proper certificates It l. clearly
his duty to place their names onthe rolls.
Ifthey have not, he cannot do so, whether
they hail from Massachusetts or South
Carolina. 1t is not his business to look
into the ability OF members elect to take
any particular oath.A OF course, If MEM
bers elect cannot take this oath, they can
not participate in the proceedings until
Congress, decides whether it win modify
this oath or not. This we eunderstand to be
the true doctrine. The point of our differ
ence with MrsrG Golfax, It. will be seen, Is,
that we insist that Campbell, Cooper,
Stokes s. Co,sboua beplaced on an,eqyal-
ity withhlm at Washington,Yapd Ehefon-
tends for superior rights. He Is no better
than they, IL he does hailsfrom Indiana,
That'is all.T Chattdaoo5a (T'eana Gasette.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-28
speai.s+ coita.,. vlew., Rtc!

I. We publish elsewhere synopsis of %
recent speech by Schuyler Colfax, at Wash
ington. We need not say that we repudi-
ate the doctrines OF this speech. Mr.. Col
fax seems to lay great stress on the Consti-
,tutionalrightsof the Housefof Representas
tiyes 10 decide on The qualifications OF fts
own members. Of course we admit that
the House possesses this right. But who
are, members of Congress? That Is, the
Question. ryWeFmaintain that the Represenr
tatiyes from Tennessee are as much mem
bers of Congress as is Mr., Colfax., And
that the members from Tennessee have as
much right TO decide on MS qualifications
to a seat as he has to decide on theirs. No
more, no less. The same is true with the
Representatives from all other Southern
States. Members who present themselves
at Washingtonarc arcptimd facta FULLY entitled
to seats tefhe same extent that Mr.. C0lfax
ID. II they can take the required oath, and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-28
Chfef .JnstfcsCh

. The Mobile (Ala,) Tribune don't like
Chief Jnstice, CHASE. IL has this to say OF
,--,TsI-f : '~o in n ,r NC. g,,,i In,
!, wv Al ,4ldot like the man. bnt coule give,
Itif it were necessary, some good REASONS for
mot liking him. IL Is enough now 10 say
that he is an enemy OF our people, and that
!, we6elieve him to be demagogue-such
ia man is not worthy TO tie the iatchets
!, of the shoes OF MS predecessor, Juuuge "a "a
1 ney,os fss.,..I s,lt ,aGyu.l,tal e,t,b.x
p Down In this part OF the word OF the
United States we are waiting WITH patience
tor the decisions at washington ~ IN regard
to the late OF our people. whist there IS
q kindly and humane disposition In tne
I President to give us what help ne can un-
der the exigencies Of MS once, the Cniei
Justice has been rnnning through tins part
oof the country picking up sucn smaii SCRAPS ss
Of tntormation as ne couid gather from from
Ereedmen's Bureaus, ana Deen reIaillng
them TO the obscene ana lgnorant Deilevers
IN his discourses, letters anu speeches at tne
y North. sn.i.,,.. u, 50
~ ,hs y sala ~ sy hi,hs ~ ~ s,T nroOnte rhe gS
rrssts hs1s Of those classes at the North who
believe in Negro Suffrage, and for the pur-
pose of preparing the way 70 nomlnatlon Ias,la'a
citssnent St me and fnoIsy prestige on the bench
Of the Supreme Court to suit bis appetite.
1t s said that he is weary Of that position,
InS InI,e"p sopes t 'aoAse s's ~ = ~'f"1i -
'.Itis also said 10 the papers-of course
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-28
PhY.ician., MeetinG.

There will be a meeting ofthe Physicians
OF The City at the Council Chamber this
evening at 7 O'clock, The ,pbject, Of the
meeting IS to consult upon the best meth
odsTf promoting the sanitary condition Of
the City and guarding 1t against the intro-
duction of contagious and other diseases
Ali the physicians in the Cityo'are respect
fully and earnestly ipyitedOtoi attend the
meeting this evening, and to aid it in ar
fiving at beneficial and practical results, as
the members Of the Council and other ,citi-
zens naturally look to the medical profes-
siop fqr assissnse in maturing 4 practices
Bile and efficient plan tor affording, as far
as possible security 70. the health and Lives
Of our resident popuiatioh, "a b "a "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-28
The Reason why He Favors Ne
m1W gro SuGrage South.

One, of the reasons Mr.. JULIAN few days
ago gave for his support OF Negro Suffrage
South was because the Southern people and
the Northern Democrats we're opposed to
it. He did not think thereiwas any neces-
sity to press Negro Suffrage in the North
ern, Western and Eastern States. Evi-
IDENTIFY, he thought his party would be driy-
en- into minority by the people, should
they insist on Negro Suffrage in these
States; but In the South he seems to think
it should be pressed to harass and humili-
ate the White people there, and to postpone
their recognitionin the Union as co-equals.
Dopeople dignity their manhood by fol-
lowing the lead of such men as Mr. iJU-
so ~ Dfh .doiRinfIE tliilW 3.5 If1fI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-28
Lct,cr from Chier Justice Chnse.

WASHINGTON, DC, Nov. 70, 1850.
Al GENTLEMna ~ Nothing but imperative
public business would detain me from the
meeting to be held tomorrow evening,
under the auspices of the American Union
Commission, the Freedmen's Aid Commits
sion and the American Missionary Associ-
alton. NY
Its object the reliefof suffering at the
South, without regard to color, must COM
mand the sympathy OF all good and patri-
Otic men.
10 suppress rebellion the, American peo-
pie put forth vast energies, counting neith-
er treasure nor life, dear 10 comparison
with an undivided country; and never In
the history of the world was q civil war
waged with SO little rancor or vindictive-
ness on the part of the nation. against
\ The peoplenever forget that success must
be followed by the restoration in due time,
and on lust conditions of the old relations
between such state and the Union, and
that, to the permanent and beneficial res
ktoration of those relations, the re-estab-
lishment of fraternal sentiments between
the citizens Of all the States was indispen-
sable Ills important now that the people
who have been In rebellion should be thor
oughiy satisfied that the first wish OF the
wa p1opio 70 'no N"-
Sensinens r,i ho,,htl oraat changes
lne war mas .h UaSusnI gu ;Saut Soar "fa ooO
6nn anong VI onese ~ .nH tha rna,ass and most mo-
Uv, ri no ,ssrs;on of this vs Z nm
,io.;o ,Io,.ous a,n bnndsm,en 70 70 freemen and
o;.;sans s,U n, nnaeo on the neonle nf the States
h;ai, ttIiS ,,naoryt,,I o rovo,mtion hos
~ mh,on ,a onie D. thn naon,a of tbe other
S.nea paS p"S - tho Govparn pnent of the whole
o.a@s, any gn vi " ,saSSI;ss ANS = n n i'm
country' s hew anu sha e0u uom o,t;"ans shou,d .he
por.as tt that .heso .hso new INV dnt;es ba naitber
assu.1 aaJ ,an snaU s.'oo,od SIess " ~
e'nSyr ,,on w. nes,Yi.v tIn ,,,h;to o;t;zors ~
nVM S pes' i ~ hsea,o u; roho,,;on Sh Of the reoi
rood onO viii viii ~ thsir fe,iow-citizens of .tbe
Ie,,"i Co. o"d of ,i,air r.oJ;neSs to offnrd
oySi oeases, anu o, te'r d ;n reieuina VI
aeo'Ve ~ oaoa,tas au we enM rensSri"s the niares
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The, ,Ne,o York, World thus expresses IT
self as to the duty of the President:oiiosr
The President must either discomfit the
radicals or suffer d discontinue himself! If
his Messageis is firm and explicit, he has too
much self-respect to recedes from ground
deliberately taken In the face Of the world.
II the radicals do not succumb, he will ap-
peal TO the country in the Congressional
elections Of next year, when he Is morally
certain Of victory. 'HY3I'1 ~ r9Ie 11.
But II the President, in his Annual Mes
sage, should take refuge in FaguenessSand
indecisiOn, he would lose the high vantage
ground which gives him SO commanding a
position, and makes him master of the sit
uation.. The Radicals, seeing in his inde-
cision an acknowledg Of their power,
would take new courage. Having diseov-
cred that he feared them; that he had been
reduced by them to state Of yacillation,
they would follow up their advantage. The
President having thus forfeited the conf
dence Of chat part Of his feliow-citizens
who had faith fn his vigor of character and
political courage, he would beat the mercy
Of the Radicals, and compelled to capitulate
on such terms as they, Ia their forbearance,
might think fit to grant him. The e0un-
tryIhas mistaken the character OF Andrew
johnson II he submits to such O. humilia-
tiofi fiJi'ori pilJ III 3NrilFiu 1ia-ffI DOS