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ASSE MBLY.
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To amend the charter of the New-YOTk Guar
onty and Indemnity Company.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To incorporate the German American Association OF
New.York.
To establish Wharfage along the Hudson River
10 rcgnln.s the charge for ferriage between New.
York nd Brooklyn.
Relative 60 the Marine Court OF New. York
Relative 10 criminal ofenses Ia The Now York Metro
politan District
To incorporate the Germans Saving Bank Of New
York.
To incorporate the Peoples Savings Bank Of New.
York.
10 incorporate the National Savings Bank Of Brook
Ign.
BILLS NOTICED.
By Mr. ANoEf-To authorize the Jersey Ferry and
firstaye. Railroad Company.
To construct road In certain streets in New-York.
by Mr.. 1AtLMAS--f0y the more efficient cleaning VI
the Stroets in New York and Brooklyn.
10 incorporate he Groccrs Association Of Brooklyn.
REPORTs.
To incorporate the Union Navigation Company.
An act TO prevent small pox.
To incorporate tho Government Savings Bank Of
Brooklyn.
To Incorporate the Home Trust Company Of Brook.
IN.
TO incorporate the National Savings Bank Of Utica
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TaE BotN1Y JUMrKRs-Fup1Ern Annrsrs.


Col Baker the United States detective hos almost completed
his mission 70 this city, portion Of s plan was to secnrs
the enlistment, returns in al the recruiting oess IL the CITY,
and conpar. the sst with those Of the officers Of the 10
ceving dspots Oovernofs and Hss Islands and
receiving ship, by which comparison he confident that
he di.rspancls' between tho sto. men snted AID The
The Colonel has secured the returns of Eve Of trs oces
and has yet TO receive those Of three Others He 10 confident
that the result viii 20 !tf 10 prove that NexYofk has been
cssdited with large nuibe Of men tnsmes who en
tered ts service At least who the from Of our
srricsj ard thereby prove the corseess Of Gen Frye
change of figures In regard 70 this city.
I've reported twenyseven the number Of arrests uads
in list bat since then still further captures hsve been
made We 81 liberty IL give but assure
citizens that large number o bounty jumpers rnd swim
ders have suddenly been removed from the city with
iron clutch at present upon them. fuIthsr arrests cannot
oc long delayed and TO s Appearance long rope will dnss
lie urea kuc.l lltis Ht~u''nu-
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PROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispstch to The N. Z. Tribune. 'i ffI lrT
WASHINGTON. Friday Feb. 10. 1856.

special Dispatch TO The NJ l. ir'puho' A. ~.
WASHINGTON Friday. Feb 10, 1876.
THE coNsCRIPTIoS ASBNDMENTs.
There is beautifully dawning prospect of q
radical amendment by this Congress Of the Conscrpton
law IT is said that Bill to this end TO be introduced
next week, will substantially root out the substitute
roseolity The public sentiment here Is totally and
keeny aYcrse TO tho folly Of the national State county
or town bounty This may peradventurc fnd expression
in the bill
THE BxTRA-PAY BUSINESS.
Nearly every Democratic member Of the Sen.
ate voted yesterday TO double the pay OF Congressman
The Republican Senators squeched the endeavor.
To-day Henry Wilson squarcly made Issue with tie
House in its of twenty per cent TO its employees
lie declares that while the OF the soldiers in the
army OF the Potomac have not been paid for months
some regiments not for six and eight months--he will
not consent to orc dollars addition TO the pay Of the
comfortably conditioned employees Of Congress whose
labor does not occupy them over ten months Of the two
years.
THE CONTRACTORS FOR IBoN-CLADs.
The following is the resolution passed by the
House yesterday the measure OF Justice TO the sur
ferers under the iron clad contracts:
Resoired That the petition ard memorial Of Woodruff
and Beach and others and Of William II. Webb OF
New.York and Of Paul s. Forbes Of New York, and
Of James H. Fade Of St Louis. claiming relief for al
dtona cost aud expense beyond tho contract price Oi
the constitution of naval vessels and machinery he
referred to the Secretary Of the Navy with authority
grant such relief II any shall appear TO he Just anu
equitable upon examination OF tie respective claims
and If the Secretary of the Navy shall deem II
necessary for the purpose Of such examination he may
appoint Board TO make the same under lps direction,
and upon the report In writing OF such Board II he II
the opinion that the report is Just and proper the secfe
iary Of Navy shall have the authority 10 pay the sno
several clainsnts or 10 either Of them, the amount
awarded In such report 20 such claimant out OF any
monies in the Treasury appropriated TO the construc
ton purchase completion, or repair Of vessels for the
navy or for steam machinery; prorded tia! perSon'
wboso contracts have not been fulfilled 10 the satisfc
ton of the Navy Department shall not DO entitled L
relief under this resolution.
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Rrcnurrss IN NEw.Yone roa 0iBrr Loc,L

TIgs-PRoAProsr ORciNAscr -lhg Bos;i Of Aiesilcr
,rs,1d,y coucurr.a ai,h ts Board o. Cgnci,si in tie
ADOPTION Of %. following ordnance whlch"a ila' satey
approved by .ae Mayer, and ia now av
AN ORDINANCE be protection 4 .s clii.sa. Sew
We snd c..is.s the rnsipg Il he qgo', tncs ~
g.ssiduu,s call for three hundred thousand o"r
1ts Mayor .fdsyast and C0oiss'gsLg = re az ~ Mf%
York - Common fCHIci ,'hreset g. oT'gia i.sai'ii
S,cTiOE I. sne no he awil for Any pcrea = opi sc
oco IN N. City of New lo- og tie puEsois % eessHnE
cr..s. either Tor tie Army SsY, T.. a. eeiY 't.s
ihsn the CITY and County ~ NCwy a. no 20 o. ~ iuS.u
tltss either for tho huf. Nssy %. pssD.s oi- -
residents Of TO en- prd Co.L " New icis no. ss. -
ls.fnl Coz sry prron whether Ie.:ieh q ne Y. Nv
County VI New fcTs not eltasg Induce. OF eadss'.e
induce sny person IN I'D Gay aud c0Gny - Rave We ss
the purpose ~ .nis.rg volunteer OF GoAnle 'S ny
other locality In cf 4. stae or - aales ., esss.'ss
20 induce sry person 20 er's. giihn e Sy ga .Si
N-wY ors ubsi'1s ~ ny per.'n cs n.H f'"ae"'
Of the Ciiy and County 81 New iogs. a..
syc. !? Any y.r.ou frins'rs upon The p,'i.'o' o. So
forss s.cl'n in ,,ef Of u particulars, chad. upon con-
yeop b.cr. my Police Justice o. Is..sse ei u -
Nav 9ot, b. ,nl j.c. LGs o. not .s tnAn eIc ,
dcars su1 not more ,lsr thogsard 6oiafs c. -,
risnt ID the peue n,sry UI not is,' t.sn s t
more than yea, botI. :, ihs Discretion "
Spc. J. IN stcsses Whelr les ~. inpo.ru ~. - "a f.
men, Of he ne. s1-iion - ,ifs ritsne' - 81.
srno n, 6sn ,, ,sd ths parry making ne eonpaI :"
esSv s,t.,..n.,.t.
Ad,n.oi by tie go,rd ~ Corrc.aien febtesry ~,
A5opt,i X, b.. Board ~ A'cefsrer tsrIsAr ~ '''
Arrro,ri ~ H. aayor, Fehgrery TO- ls''. Cd,
"f'''''''' u r. N..,srisc, Clesh CowWso c"anei.
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/. advent cannot he far oil.

McsicAL DEBUT. Mr.. StrsSosoh introduces
70 'hp AmoiicsHrnus'osl void Monday evening at
Nie!os tHo artists sho come TO rs with high Euro.
psan reputation Mls. Helene ds kstow. the Russian
'ioionee,l't sad Nr james NJ Well, the piano fort.
est Tho sale o. Icsgrrcd sests Commences to-day.
Sec s1' A'i.eiarn. ~ ,i9cr 81 .1e O, iic.sla
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There ia little further news from the Army Of
ito Potomac. The movement thus far has
given us about FIVE miles in advance OF our for.
asr lines. The loss on orr side Is one thousand
ono hundred and eighty men, out Of four thou
sand engaged; the Rebel loss is reported As still
ilrrer
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Gntrriilas Routed in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE KY. Friday. Feb. 10 1866.
A Frankfort special to The Journal, dated oh,
says that Capt Bridgewser attacked the guerrilas
at Iiastonvle at o'clock this morning Killing four
aud scattering the rest in tie woods lie also captured
thirty.iye horses"
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The Csn.,i,nsi.oai Amendme., I'm Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS, FRIDAY, Feb. 10. I-5j,


The joint resolution ratifyjng the Constitl-
tional Amendment passed the Senate to-day, by a vote
~ % 10 " One Democrat voted in the hiIirur tive.
Tic House expected 20 take final action tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

ALBANY. friday Feb. TO- Ie6J
Robert McCardy, of New.York City, has
been appointed. BY the Governor Commissioners for
the State Of Eew.York 10 the Board Of Managers OF
the Soldiers National Cemetery at Getty sburg. Pa In
place Of Edward Cooper. whose torn has expired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

boston, friday, Feb. 10, IeUj.
Major Harry Gilmor, ac0nspcuous Rebel Off
Ger and guerrilla arrived In Boston to-day and was IL
once forwarded TO fort Warren lie was In CHARGE of
lis captor, Major Young, Of Gel. ShcEidens sc0nls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-11

ANNA T.. DICKINSON ID announced FOX poiis-
teal lecture at the Cooper Institute next Tuesday over
Ing Her subject vii se a G'snco al oaf !Wnse'
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rGRs..AI--Amopg the passengers ifo'a '"''"''
ria via Gr.ytcwu sri'ed it night Vas 'he you
O.. a., senator c.tct nom Caao;n" gao w. N''
~, ~ :, ,oitnu V.. Entity ierd.a "a c'lss' o H>
hss.t',s' rem .'s.
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Terms Of the Tribune.

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The Tribune In London.

STEVENS BROTHERS. (amercan Agents ig Or 1AoIsiie'
up TpierNE Ttey viii also receive srI'sxTr.s' aud
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FRENCH THEATER.-Mr. Juignets company
l,ye returned from Boston. where their engagement
unusually successful and win reapIear tonight at
Niblos Saloon in the charming comedy. Nos Aees Z"
and Ia one-act piece before represented here
entitled I'm SouiIet nest Jamais Pefdun
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DE CoRDoyA'S LECTURE.-Mr. De Cordov,
delivers his lecture on Mrs. Smiths Surprise Party
this evening at the Cooper Institute the proceeds 70 b
used for supplying reading for the soldiers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13

NKw YoaK, Oct. l2-The Times' Washing
ton special says: great cotton case. or more
properly great cotton ssindle, has jsst been IN
earthsd ct Augusta. Georgia. IL Involves nearly
- 900 bales Of cotton of the value Of about
g. 900 900, and the names of several prominent
military officers are mixed up in the AFFAIR.
Large amounts Of money ale said to have been
used in propositions for compounds. &c. The
sums are variously stated at $4,000. $50 900.
$1,000 and even s250, 600. The volume Of
facts concerning the transaction IS very great bus
briefly, as follows: y
During the rebel occupation of Georgia, three
persons named Thomas A. Aeieslf, William A.
Beall and Jerome Beall became the joint owners
OF 9,194 bales of cotton variossly stored at Eu-
fala, Alabama, Albany and Dawson, Georgia.
One of the parties, Melcalf. owned 900 bales
on his own account, which the rebel Gen. Hill,
ct Augusn, len in the street in damaged
condition. Metcalf gave person named Geo.
Selley one-third Of the cotton to recover aud pu,
il in shipping order. This cotton Mttcah sold
in July last, through Sellsy. TO John Garsel Of
Philadelphia The defendants in this case, Gar
sci and Selley. also claim that Metcalf sold to
them 8. 700 bales owned jointly by himself The
two sales this Metcalf denied at first, claiming
be only gave 4 price il could be bought at on a
certain day for cash at twenty cents Der pound
Here begins the interest in the ease. G,rsel
and Selley il appears went to work on the mill
tary authorities and manipulated the matter so
as to get certain orders from General Grevsnor,
which frightened Metcalf. who is an old man,
With an agreement TO sell the cotton for $500, :
600. The Bealls, however, opposed the sale and
appealed for an injunction. The President hear
ing OF this aud other eases of interference on the
part OF the military authorities in civil affairs,
issued an order which.prohibits such interference
hereafter
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VERY LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK, A. \
ITEMS 0F NEWS
NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.

NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.
INV YoKK Oct. l2-The Herald's Dispatch
dated Raleigh, 9th. says: The Committee Of The
Convention, 10 day. reported the ordinance re-
dividing the State int, sevea Congressional Dis
trcts, which was laid over under the rules -Four
Of the districts, composed, are strong Union
The Second il secession, all strong secession
counties being Jumped together, and two, the
Sixth and Seventh. in doubt, but probably Union
IL is also rumorsd that the Convention
will elect United States Senators, having hish
legislative powers: all civil Offices be vacated nj
new appointed.
The Committee on General A n nesty reported
q resolution, expressing the hope from President
Johnson's kindness and wisdom, as evinced 10
his action towards the seeded States, th,t be
will, IL enabled 6y Circumstances, speedily pro
claim general amnesty.
Judge Phillips reported the ordnaene, deelr
ing What laws are ia force. Its provisions lsgs-
lizs marriages soIemnzed during secession. and
the marriage of negroes
An ordinance, introduced by Judge Donlell
authorizes the issue OF three millions and : hall
OF State bonds - pay the State interest and
bonds slrezdy due
The ordinance for the general election was .
considered and amended, so as 70 postpone the
meeting of toe State Legislature TO the fourth
Monday in Nov
An ordinance vas introduced Continuing IN,
present Judges Of the Supreme Court 10 Office
couSrEnFkrr rLArrs SOUND
4 plate for printing counterfeit Ave dollar bill
on bank OF Montreal, With paper and inple
ments for carrying out the operation, vas yssssr
day found concealed in the wall OF the Crotol
Reservoir.
srckKTARr sKwARp AND raE YKsIANs.
A Washington special to the Tribune says
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
Tho Epi.eopaI convention

PniLADKLrnIA. Oct. l2.-The Geaersl Con
vention of the Episcopal Church reassembled a,
10 o'clock this A. NJ
The Committee on New Dioceses recommend
ed the passage OF a resolution ratifying the di.
vision OF the Diocese Of Pennsylvania into two
Dioceses, aud the said division 20 take effect OF
the lst OF Nov 1865
Ii was stated. unofficiAlly. that the sum Of
s35 600 had already been raised for the support
Of the Episcopsle Of the new Diocese
Mr. Oils, of Illinois, moved ID amend ID,
resolution so as to make the name Of the ne~
Diocese the Diocese of Pittsburg
Tins caused a long discussion
The order OF the day the case of DR.. Wilmer
bishop OF Alabama was then resumed
long discussion followed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13

south end Of the west half Of lot No 9. In squar.
No. 65-13,000
Henry Allen to Charles Balls. so feet OF ths
south end Of the east half Of lot No. 2, IN square
No. 65-S3O00.
Christian N sssinger 70 Alex. Msfzxsr. lot No
| ~, In out-iot No. <0-el,015.
L. J. Commons to wn. NJ Davis. the north
bali OF the north half Of lots Nos 70. 20 and al
in outlot No. l79-t36J0.
NJ. J. Alfred to Mary Gentry. lot No. 70. ia
out lot No. e9-si 200.
j. Hoereth 10 Prank Ehrsnspsrger. - feet
of the eas, end Of lot No 4, in square No. i
81 $50.
Sarah Z Jordan to Josiah r. Grindth. lot Ne
| 56. in out-lot No 2e-3l 200.
| Nm 0ossstt to Henry r. Fletcher, lot No
l, in Wright's subdivision Of square Z. IN Drake's
additon-4l 800.
e. Hoss To X. 4 J Furnace. 200 feet OF the
soeth half Of 10, No. 3. In out lot No. l73-
| q, 100.
Henry Hereth 10 Elizabeth r Kightley, 10,
No. 7, In square No. AIS 900.
Ovid Butler to Geo. ID. Vincent. lot No. IS, in
Bstlers Addiiiop-S500.
Ovid Butler to Anna L. Vincent. 10, No "a
Buffers Addiiion-S500.
n. Mccarthy e, al. TO Mary Psrriter. lots Nos
l46 and l47. in out lot No. i20-$52S.
Eleazer Bales TO Garrett Cussen. 81 feet Oh
avenue Of lot No T. in square 1911 .42s.
Wesley NJ. Adams TO Levi s Hand. lots Nos
IL. IL. 10 and IA. in o. 4 As Addition
s.. 400.
j L. Bond to Benz. @ Shaw. lot No. l66. ID
out-lot No. $3.50.
l. H. Smith to Eli II Harvey. lot No. %. in
out lot Ne 1871 900.
James Davis to John Kitley, 100 acres in sec
81, township Is, range No. 5. east-ss.O50
Samuel Espy to John Sloan, norih-hali lot
No 7. in square l3-35,0O0.
j. y Spann TO Edward Howard. 221a by
1921 feet Of lots Nos. ii and IL. In square "a
s.. 1857
Isaiah Mansnr. ComInissioner. to Geo. H.
Heitkam, lot No. ,, in Davidsons Addition
80 500
William Smith TO Peter Schwartz lot No
rs, ia out-lot 56-Sl 400.
Ovid Butler to R. M. Cosby, lots Nos. 4, )
and &. in Buffers AdditiOn-$l. 500
q. w. Sloan to J. A Vinnedge, lots Nos
aud >. in Il. C's Additon-S3, 900.
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Later from Mexico.

NEW YoRK, Oct. la-Intelligence has ar
rived from Mexico, by way OF Havana. TO tn.
30th ult
The Imperial Court was ordered into mourn
ing for seven days, for the death Of the Grand
Duchess Sophia. OF Baden
Lieutenant Maury. late rebel Official. has re
ceved from the Emperor Macmillan paperi
Of naturalization He is therefore q Mexican
citizen.
The story that Juarez had passed the frontier
at Pass Del Norte, and had gone to Santa Fe
was believed in the City of Mexico. On the
3Oth the Imperalist organs recorded it as the
practical end of the Jua.ez resistance.
party of Zouaves had attacked a band OF
Juarsts under Medtz. and dispersed them, thus
re establishing communication between Tam
pico and San Luis Potosi.
Various other small battles are reported as re-
sulting fayorably to the Imperialists.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
NAVAL Ccnrt.uartinI.

WASHINGTON. Oct. l2-The Navy Depart
ment Ia. ordered a General Count martial to
convene 10 Washington on the LET Of November
composed Of the fulowing officers: Vice Ad-
miral ID Fauagut. Rear Admiral II Paul
ding, Rear Admiral Cearle. II DayiS, Rear AID
niral DAhlgren Commodore Aissroom. Com
nodore Thomas Turner, Commodore James :
Palmer, Commodore J. A Winslow. Capt. ). p
Lee. Capt NJ. Smith. aud Capt. James Aldren
As this Is solid Court, il Is conjectured tha,
persons high on the navy LIST are to come before
IL. but their names are not promulgated
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
lucky Relieved OF Martial Law.

lucky Relieved OF Martial Law.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l2.-Thc President of the
United States to-day issued the following Pro
camation:
Whereas. BY Proclamation Of the 9Th of July
1864. the President OF the United States, when
the civil war was fragrant aud when combinations
we've in progress in Kentucky for the purpose of
melting iusurrecton raids into that State drectei
that the proclamation suspending the privilege OF
the writ of habeas corpus should be made efectual
in Kentucky and that martial law should be es-
tablshed there and continue until said Proclama-
ton should be revoked or modified and whereas
since then the danger from nsurgent raids into
Kentucky has substantially passed away;
Now, therefore, be il known that |. Andrew
Johnson. President of the United States, by vir
tue Of the authority vested in me by the Consti-
tuition, do hereby declare that the said proclama-
ton OF the fifth day of July, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-four, shall be aud is hereby
modified, in so far that martial law shall be no
longer in force in Kentucky from and after the
date hereof
In testimony whereof, | have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal of the United States
to be aff;x ed Done at the City Of Washing
ton, this 18th day of October, a. D.. 1865, and
of the independence of the United States of
America, the ninetieth.
SEAL
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
W HUNTER. Acting Secretary of State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
Tennessee Affairs.

NASHVILLE. Oct. l2-Brsvet Ma, Gen. r.
w. johnson on Monday entered upon his duties
as Provost Marshal General Of the military d.
vision Of Tennessee.
Hon. Horace Maynard will to night deliver an
address to the Teachers State ConyentieE, al
the Capitol.
Collector Spooner. who visited Nashville TO
investigate the frauds in the Internal Revenue
has returned TO Cincinnati the parties implies ted
having refunded 10 the Government of $35 900
Colonel Spooner acted instructions from
Washington.
The most profound sscresy has been OBJ
served in the investigation aud settlen eni
of Affairs in the case Of Colonel Crane
The testimony for the prosecution closed to-day
An important witness was introduced. who testi-
fed in regard to the alleged alteration. ofrequi
sitons and returns
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13

THE RAcn.-The races yesterday. at Sugar
Grove Course. were we'll attended The horses
were well matched. and the races kept up the in
terest OF the crowd throughout.
In the first race Peabody's bl. m and Meeks'
&. &. were entered. The first heat was won by
Meeks horse in 3:3S. the second and third heat.
by Fesbody's mare in 3:37 and 3:3s
In the second race, Confidence. KstekStewart
aud Columbus mare contested for the purse
Confidence vas the favorite In the pools aud
Kate Stewart second. Confidence won the Sec
ond andthird heats and the race, the Celumbu,
mare winning the first heat Time-2:54, 2:52
$40
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
The Tennessee Legislature ResOlu
lions.

NASHVILLE, Oct l2 The fOlosiug are thC
resolutions endorsing the Administration, which
were tabled by vote OF 80 to 25 ia the House
OF Representatives
Resolved. That We do hereby approve and
cordially endorse the Administration OF Andrew
johnson. President of the United Ststes, and
hereby promise him our faithful aud unfiincin z
support, carrying out bis policy in organizing the
Government OF the Southern States; that
his letter Of instruction 10 Governor Hol-
den of North Carolin. in which be declares
that returned Confederate soldiers, who have
been parOled aud taken the oath prescribed by
him. aud VIII, don't como within any OF the OK
eeptlons named in his proclamation OF amnesty,
shall be restored to all the rights privileges. and
tnmunitles OF full and complete citizenship, is a
wise. just. liberal. and statesmanlike policy and
confirms the true solution OF our present unhappy
condition; and II the facts are fully sustained
and carried out by the people. will lead Gs TO
peace, happiness and prosperity.
Resolved, That in our present. difficulties, we
look ID President Johnson with hope and conf
dence, and that we have full and implicit faith
in his craftsmanship and patriotism, and frml y
believe that his policy. iron will and unyelding
patriotism will resiors order aud fraternity
among the people. bring peace 20 the country
aud prosperity to the nation.
Resolved further. That the Speaker of this
House be requested to furnish a copy of these
resolutions to the President OF the United States
and also that he furnish copies TO each Of the
Governors OF the several States Of this Union
The following resolution adopted in the
place of the above, by vote Of 90 to 4: Thai
we indorse the administration of His Excelency
Hon. Andrew johnson, President of the United
States. especially his declarations that treason
shall be made odous. and traitors punished