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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24
Putting his Foot Down.

President Johnson has put his foo,
down decidedly aud firmly upon tho ques
tiop of negro outrage. In the proclama
ton defining the powers of the Mississippi
State Convention he saws:
..And the said convention, when con-
veued, or the Legislature tina, may there.
after be ass,nblod, will prescribe the
qualification Of electors, and the eligibility
of persons TO hold Office under the Con,
stitution and laws of the Stat0-.a p1~e'
Tie people ofthe Svnrel Suites eOnlpri''"s
10 fsr'etai USio1, haze righYnl(y ,s"-
cista from the o, igtn n the Government 10
The present time V
The lines in italics do not appear in the
North Carolina proclamation. That was
regarded with distaste by the extrem"
radicals. What will they say to tbi.
stronger and more emphatic announce.
nent OF the right of each State to decide
who shall be entitled to the excici oitbe
elective franchise W thin is' limts We
expect 20 hear them howl most dlsmaliy !
but we rtjoico in the assurance that they
cannot move the President from tho wise
course of action which he has 50 decidedly
adopted -Lancostr Htsiig hce.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24
DesultOry Letters.

Four numbers of these excellent letters
have now appeared iu tho "CoLuMBIA
DEMOCRAT" The writer, who is Chris.
tisn Patriot and of course an uncompro-
missing National d. mocrat has or sincere
thanks, as we are sure he will receive the
grateful commendation Of all our patriotic
Union readers, for his able exposition oi
Democratic Principles, and bis fearless
defense of the doctrine Of State Rights and
Constitutional Law. We shall DO most
happy, to pint many more articles from
the energetic zen of our worthy friend
"JSrrERsoN."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24
DEATHS.

In Centre twon,hip, Golunb Il county,
on sunday last, Mr.. JonN lllLL,-.on ..
John Hill, Sr = aged 81 y,als IN nth.
and 20 days,
In Lewi,barg Pa on III. i4th int
MAouIS NJ. BARKLEY. wife OF FL T.
BarkIey, aged rs yeArs, five months ana
l3 days
In Linden, E,coning coauty, On Ihe
9th of june, WIELGAM MArFIT, Esq
aged II years, IL mouths and IL days.
In Black Creek Lszsrue county, on the
list OF June, MARTIN RITrESunUsEj aged
II years, 8 mouths AMI Il days.
Also December Both. 1864, AMELIA,
wife Of Martin Ristenh"u e, aged abous
75years.
lhls in les, than ycar apart his aged
doupe sleep side by slIe 'ueath the clods
of the valley. They were the last OF tho
early settlers Of Back Creek. township -
A lile Of probity endeared 'he,n to all the
neighborhood, and though gathered AS
shocks of corn in their rpencss," their
death has left vacancy that is not gaust-
ally let -LusGHe Oht1h.
In Centre township, Columbia county,
Jure the 18th, of Group, IDA F.. dnughtct
of William and Celestia A. Miller, aged
3 years, . months and ~ days.
The summer sun shonn brightly.
And flowers were in bl0on,
When Death claimed our little iDA,
And lid her In the tomD.
Nipped like a bud in spring tino.
BY cold blighting storm
The frail young flower was with eJsd
And from earlh's bower torn
Yet not as mortal blossoms
Did IDA pass away
For Gods own hand has planted
And bid The blossom grow.
And my God in Heaven
VIII thou my frai ,ia guide
And whrh my days are ended,
Transplant me by her side
Much as mrs my little IDA.
would not wi ish her ba ok aguin
But rather live 50 holy
That may meet her thsTe
Lime idgt, June II, 1865.
.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24
The Gettysburg Celebration.

General Geary will leave, tomorrow,
for Gettysburg. to complete arrangement,
for laying the Cornerstone Of the Monu
ment on the Fourth of July. He ha,
obtsiued from General Grant permission
for two bands Of music, one regiment
Of infantry. one battery of ..artillery and
one squadron Of cavalry, Of the army. tc
be present at the celebration. The regi
msuts have not yet been desiguated.-
General Geary has thirty days leave o
absence, during which he will visit hi
Pennsylvania home.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24

e0- The Smut Machine-whioh, BY
the way, has been knocked into profound
silence--two weeks ago, announced, tha,
many of the Farmers, who read and be-
lieved in the COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, had
been deceived and induced to keep theil
wheat and would now loose upon the sale
This was as cool as it was ignorant. W,
know Of more Republicans than DEMO
Gratis, who still hold on to their wheat
and pay-on this parity of reasoning, -
blame their misfortune to the false teach
iDgs Of the aforesaid "Machine." Th,
fools are not vet a II dead. -a
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24
The General Election.

We have only few names announced
az candidates for the Offices, to be filed a,
ihe approaching October Election. More
will be forthcoming. The Democratic
County, District and State Tickets will be
triumphsntly elected next fall, and as Old
Abe once said, "you may bet your boots
on that"
The following officers are to be pomi
mated and elected -
An Auditor and Surveyor General,
A Member Of the Legislature,
A County Treasurer,
District Attorney,
County Commissioner
And County Auditor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24
pey- Mr.. WnLIAm SHAyrrR of Cen.

s~- Mr.. WILLIAM sHAFrER, of Gen.
re township, one Of the thrifty farmers
oil that Democratic District, we should
ihink, has been making the most magnif.
cent improvements on his excellent Farm
Of any man in Columbia county. Las.
year he built himself very elegant large
Brick Dwelling House, and this season,
has erected in that connection very large
and beautiful Frame Barn. Mr.. Shaffer
has evinced mos. commendabls spirit ol
public enterprixs.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24

Hogan, arrested in Philadelphia recent.
y, on the charge Of Robbipg Major Ma.
ono, Psyma,ter, Of seventy thousand dol.
Iars, has been released from the Old Cap
itol and turned over to the civil asthori.
lies for trial.
JoHN 7. FoRD
Has paid Mayer Wallace seventeen hun.
dred and seventeen dollars, the proceeds
Of benefit at tho Holiday Stree. Thea;
ire, Baltimore, for tho Lincoln Monument
GENERAL ORD
Is here for few days before leaving for
his far of Oregon post.
The COUNSEL FOR JEFF. DAVIS.
Messrs. jerome Buck and S,erne Chit
tendeb> of New York, have been retained
TO assist Charles O'Conner in the defense
Of Jefferson Davis.
PERSONAL.
General Geary left this morning for
Gettysburg, 10 make arrangements for the
inauguration oil the monumen. there on
the 4th proximo.
Solicitor Chandler, who has been men
toned 10 connection with the Assistant
Secretaryship of the Treasury, has not re.
signed his position in the Navy Depart.
ment He is absent from the city, and
cannot, consequently, enter upon the duties
as Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
to-day, as stated in some Of the Northern
payers.
RELEASED FROM THE OLD CAPITOL.
In accordance with instructions from
the Secretary of War, Archibald McF.sr
land, George Mcfarland, Alexander Nc
Farland, Thomas Cook, Archibald Mo-
Kay, B. Archibald and Robert Prindle
; were released from the Old Capitol Pris
.. on this morning, upon their parole t,
leave the United States. These men, /
will be remembered, we're arrested som
time ago and tried by a military commits
sion for engraving the Confederate Treas
ury note plates.
The FORTHCOMING TREASON TRIALS
Judge Underwood is still in Washing
ton, but there is as yet no definite copclu
-, sion az to what shall be done with the 6ft
= indictments for treason found in bis Cour
!, against General Lee, Ex Governors Smil
!, and Letcher, and other prominent Rebel
1t is understood that some influential ger
tlemen here arc inclined, instead of try in
y them, to notify them Of the Indictment
and give them the opportunity Of leavin
:, the country, never to return.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24

sS- They have a steam pump at Viii.
Transport which throws tbe onormous
quantity of from 1000 to 5000 gallon,
ot water per minute. The water il num-
PED into a pool to be used in driving saw
mills,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24
National Celebration.

Shall we have National Celebration, n,
st Bloomsbury or Rohrsburg, on the
Fourth Of July. Speak out ye friends of
Liberty and Independence. Now is the
time and you only have to will it and il
will be accomplished,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24

s6- The Springfield NesOs says: ut is
morally certain that General William Te-
sumseh Sherman will be the Demoor attic
candidate for Governor OF Ohio
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24

h1- The ANNIVERSARY ExERcIsxs
and Exhibition ofthe Wy omiDg Seminary,
will be held al that institution in King.
ston, on Wednesday the 2sth inst.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24

DIsaRAcEFUL William Eli.
OFT, married to daughter of Samuel Har-
ris, Esq, of Belllonte, of which place it
seems Mr.. Elliott once was citizen some
twelve years before tho war broke out mi.
grated to the State Of Tennessee. Long
years Of association with the people Of the
South, attached him to them and their iu
stilutons, and he loved the State Of his
adoption. When the war broke out
he believed it to be bis duty to stand by
his friends, neigh5ors and fellow citizens,
and he took up arms in behalf of Southern
independence. BY good conduct aud va.
lor he gained the position of IN ajor and was
at one Time attached to the command oi
Gen. John Morgan. During the war bis
wife came north to live with her father
and as soon as the war was over Major
Elliott, came to Bsllfonte to get his wife
and child. This, according to the terms
oil surrender,he had perfect right to do.
But the Abolitionists Of Belfonte, who
have neither decency nor respect for law
raised mob, insulted him, and by the
most violent threats induced him to leave
the place. His own friends advised him
to do 60. He left with his wife aud child
for Augusta, Georgia where he expects to
meet people at least SO decent and SO far
civilized that getlemsn can live among
them. To the credit Of the returned sol.
diers,it 10 said sha. they refused to endorse
or participate in so upgentlsmsuly and
disgraoeful an sfsir.
Seiin,grovs Times.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24
MARRI FS.

BY j. NJ Chemberlir, L q, June II,
1866 PErEn McCALMur to MARIAN
JOINS, all Of Bloomsbury.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24

80 rio. among soldiers and negroes
occurred IN Washington, Many were
hurt '.-
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24
The Assassination Trials.

The closing evidence, which was given
last week, upon the trial Of the partiea
charged with completely with Booth in
the assassination Of the President, con-
tains nothing Of sufficient interest to be
reprinted, In answer to the plea Of in
sanity attempted to be set up in case OF
Payne, Doctors Hall, Stevens, Norris, Por-
ter and Surgeon General Barne, testified
that,n consultation with one another, they
had made an examination of Payne, with
the view to determine the question of his
sanity aud insanity. They severally sta
ted their opinion to be that the prisoner
was sane and responsible man, and tha
there was no evidence of either mental o,
moral insanity on his pa:t.
On Friday last, Hon. Reverdy johnson
read the argument in defence of Mrs. Sur
raft Mr. Stone followed in defence o
Mudd and Harold. On Saturday, Mr.
Cox presented the defence of o Laughlin; ;
and to-day, Payne and Atzerot's couuse
presented their defence Mr.. Ewing viii
then follow up in behalf of Spangler ant
Arnold. Judge Holt will present the fiua
argument on behalf OF the Government OF
Saturday next and after that the Com
mission will render their decision, whiol
will be transmitted, sealed, to the Presi
dent. The sentence, cannot, under tn
rule, be promulgated until after it ba
been approved by the President 60 tha
the end Of the trial may not be rcaohe
before the lst day Of July.
Ioyk Ga.ette.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24

- John G. Brsckinridgs msde coed
bis escape and has arrived in Cuba.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24
The Robbery of Major Malone.

The Robbery of Major Malone.
Hogan, arrested in Philadelphia recent
ly, on the charge Of Robbipg Major Ma
lone, Psyms,ter, Of seven y thousand dol
lars, has been released from the Old Cap
itol and turned over to the civil aa.hori.
ties for trial.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-24

" can We explain tho fact Our
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neutrality-suspicious..

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MISUNDERSTANDING
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