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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-07

AtllA.M., NJ. Joseph q. CusLrnau, Cork Of
the last n use, called the Assembly 10 order. The
uaih Of ot,ce was admuis,lr.d 10 members by Hon,
CLsuDcey N Depow, secretary Of STATE. The House
then lroeeoded W elect = SPEAKER, with the iolow
Ing result;
George &. HAsE na. ...,.....,,,.......I
AbrAu4 Il M0aser ....... ......,..... ~
M Hsskius q Wyom ~, was then declared
duly cllct, Speaker. He addressod tie Assembly
Ia few PIRATE reulrE- and the House pro-
ceoiel 70 the election ". Clerk, with de following
result;
joseph r. Cushlnsn ....,,,...'.,.ll
fr,ncis HpuRhta!uy .............H -
The Speaker declared Ssph B. Cusallan duly
eoc'el Clerk.
Charles /. Young vas I.iy elected rgaaA. at
Arms; Henry 4. l. ,ls, keeper aud Rghsri
s Stout an A,-4h-cr Fneg A-A.IIls Del-
keepers
Nj B-ockwsy, P.YAts secretary h the q ysrlor
anuluuc,d the Annual Message which ~ss real
by tho Ctrk.
Mr Kee,an oiIe' ei tie flowing
Rssoiusd, IhAt a committee "t three be spr'Jin't
TO tender the thsBks o. te pNp.e, 1Afo4Rl Lor
rep. esentatives in the Assembly, 70 sr'uOver4o! (!
aor0tio Seymour. tor - -'uiu- NlisenL AL. ~ :
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The Hoo. .. n. Norris. q lIlIssis. Ssvnss.
y ssmbss of cssesss issD tbss sssss,
vho sss i's sgsos IL: pssssessisg essssin
lain is i's behsH ses,sss The Unasd 6sssss
Gossrnmsss. 10 slssssv explssssosy of ths
~ds'sss q The claim. shss nskss ssrioss
charge sssisss lsss Cabinet olieer. ~.
Usher. He ssys:
II shall publish: :my:spsvt soon ster -
decision is islsssosnted. end psoniss you
oss ef usisesssi iassrsss. Il wnI. smoss
eshss shjses. sAow shss he late Interior
Secretary John p. Ushss. essssplly end
fsIonieusly sbsssssssd ed carried svsy
from the sreosos Of he ssss issrr q Prssi-
dent Lineo!n's deciding Il IL fsvss ef Tho
State. shss susmpiiae y deprive Ass ef 10
|bsne6s. ssd 10 screen he sss guilty ess-
|ecisaes 10 disssessdisg Il. TAs psoof On
|ihis poist viIl bs % ovsswhsI.ise sthss 20
lone vill essssioa II. I ashs sAs ehssRs, |,
taesisg whss -. n ne State esssss
b dsfesssd ezesps y ssch nssss. shsy sss
welcome 70 victory over hss-,o ssch :
vie'ssy . ny shss b ssissd.
Il. N. Mosass.
"oUIscv October 3. lsss.' .
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OEThs sssbss whs have Iivst upoo ths
earth sinss shs sssssIos bee bsss estimated
b about 81 900 700. 900 100000. Thbssa
|vhsa divided y 2e.s6l 100. - ssahss q
square miles q lasd. gisss l.sll612,Oo6 =
d square ssd, sad fvs % : sqssss fees. osp.
|poss square 70 espsbIs q bsisg divided
|isso twelve gssvss. ssch grsve would 80
|ssIp oss hssdssd psssoss; . shss - shs.s
lssssA hss bsss sss hsslssd si.sa dug sveI
10 sssy - tshsbIsssss. sspposlse they hsd
Ibssn equally disribuasd. Were sbs betiss
lIsis ppos ths susisss. shsy wssN cover ~
lIsnd 70 ihs dsPsh q : hsndrsd feet
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a. ThIssy-ious eesnsiss o. IIIIsels show
4 populasion d eol. .7e0. sgsissl sI0S7e u
isso. n shs ratio d isesssss 10 shsss shis-
sy.four essssiss hsIds go shsssshoss he
STATE. The pspsIssIss 81 Illisois win seos -
sSooDoo Recurring spss sbsss Ggurss
ChIsseo paper expresses bslisf that the
esssus q lo7O siII pIses IIIInsis shssd q
|Ohie. nskisg hss he Eapiss Stsss ef shs
great West. end ~ thisd - rssh Is The
|uhelo Unioo. AN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-28

az The statistics Of the Qssstssnssssr's
Department in the army 60 % prove shss
ssch iadvidasl consumes about two snd .
qusnsr Ihs q Dry tosd tsily, sbout thsss-
ieursbs vsgsssbIs ssd ess-GosssA ssinsis
askisg . annual ceassopsiea ef sboss
600 peusds. OF 6uids. inslsdiag svssy -
sissy q beverage. b swsIlovs sbess ], ,s0o
seusds, sad taking the snouss Of cir vh'shs
hs consumes q 500 pounds, shs rsssIs will
shsw shss shs iced. wssss ssd ais which :
nss rsesivss. ssosss 10 tbe sggrsgsss %
|ness shss 5000 pouads ysss--shss y. :
sos ssd hall. q aoss shsa twssty siass
hb ows weight. u visw q The prsssss
psiss ef psovisioos these 6susss sss ssihss
s,ssslisg. bss they sss is6ispussbls. ssd %
|ly serve q shev shas vest sassst cf issl
II required . kssp shs human machinery u
lvigosess operation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-28
.Uow I Law Ms Dswn % Sleep"
[FFoa shs Springfield Republican,

.Uow I Law Ms Dswn % Sleep"
Froa ~ Springfield Republican,
10 the quiet nursery chsnber.
Snowy pillows yet Impressed,
See the forms Of litsle children,
Kneelise. white -rsbet. for their ress.
All 10 quiet nursery chambers,
While the dusky shadows creep.
Hear The voices Of the children
''Now Icy ae down 70 sleep" s.
In shs meadow end the mountain
Csinsiy shines the winter stars.
But sesoss the RIis'snins Iowlsnds
Slant the meooIishI's silver bsrs,
In shs silence snd the darkness.
Dsrksess growing ssiI more deep.
L'sfen 10 the little children
Praying God their souls % kesp.
IF ws die"--so pray the children.
And The mothers hssd dsoops low.
(Ons from out her fold is sIesping
Deep beneath the winters snow.)
.Tske our sools;" sns pest the csssnsns
FIi,s ; CLEAN Of crystal light.
Like the Trailing bic gasmsnts
wsiking svesmors 10 White.
Lits's souls. that siasd expseisss
Li.isning q the gates ef Life,
Hearing; fer swsy. the nurmur
OF the tumuls snd the strife;
We who eight bsssssh lhoss bssssrs.
Meeting ranks Of fesmss thers.
Find . deeper. broader nsanisg
Inyous sinPls vsspss praying.
When your hands shall grasp this STANDARD
Which. 20 day. you wssch IRON fer.
When your deeds Oh I'll shape the coaGiei
u iLis universal wss, 4s
Pray 10 Him. the God Of bst,Iss.
Whose strong eye can never sIsep.
Il ans warning Vt temptation.
Firn and true your souls % keep.
When the combat ends. 80 slowly
Cleans the smsk- iron ous ~ skies.
When. Ter down The purple Sisssas.
All The soiss Vi bstlle dies,
whea the isss nights ssisws shsdoss
Settles down on you and me. y
Msv the love that never fsdsih III
Take cur souls esernsIIy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-28

WArsRSAEis.-Why wsIl The lsdiss
vkss shsy gss prsssy isshies, aIwsys seo.
ssivs q buslsseus Il. Whss these vstss
is,Is we're 6sss introduced. they we're pretty
~ Gsssseul. ~ ssw % nssA heir y ban
dlsd % ~ bsst prs q shs Assd that -
ssmssinss issl ID isas lsss shs lsty shsslt
ssppls svss. Jsss - viii srissIiss; sssl
sss = ssss ed pssssy, : large 80 g'ssss.
sss sd sgly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-28
Asr0UuDIu0 DlsCLODUlIs!
Govern Norton Z .0oldsn Cirslsr~
He LEAGUES WITH D0DD a BOWLES


NJ. vsllandiehsn. 10 rscssl speech q
Dsytos. made The following astounding die
elssssss is,ssgssl 70 oss psse. psisiesic end
inaseulsss O. p. n. II sruss vhy is he
sss srrsigrsd Tor srssses --ssss to The Ohio
pssisessissy . % Fssssess Messoe!
He [0ev. Nevsen1 wss enc ef the shiss
Iastigason ef shsss issslsss. arrogant. os-
sssssisssisssI military prosecutions
sssy CsnnIsisns ssd vigilsses Coaaisssss.
thas last susass and the summer q - sss
% shs sisy q Isdisaapolis, . sy nss tos
shs sssnssdsus eissnss Of bsise ''6oss q
ubassy." -hsss we're snssg those vhs
seapsssd shss esgasisssios. snail body ei
ass vhe ere ssid 70 hsvs cosspIssd Together
ID dsfsnes u Isslsucsioss ef shs known ssd
svovsd pusposs Of that order. 10 ssbvssi
State Csvsssmsass u The Wsss, md drive
ous the the Federal suihssilies.
'Of shss kssw asshisg until shs de-
closures we're publicly nsds. Whsshsl
these disclosures b srss Or lalss. ! q so'
here 10 af6rm, for woslt sos cesvies doG
|ppos The isssinsny ef such Witnesses q
|svors before he Conaission. Bss vishis
|lhs last three messhs hsvs bssn isSesnss
|by men who were said 70 b il The alleges
conspirscy vhsFssf Dodd vss shs hssd.
Il hsvs bees Informed by shsn that lh;l
same 0ovesnos Mostos hsd bees sslsssst
|by then. with his consent. % b shs Psssi'
|dsss Of ,hs Nossh-vsssssn Coslsessscy L
esss ihs sosspissey shesId prove sasesss
I dost siirm upon ~ psssessl knswIsdgs
ios of thai knew nothing bosI d repeal
that nsa whs we're sosessnsds - seid y y
|esesssesd u shs coaspisaey, hsve = ~
|nses shls sepssssnssslos. The soaepbAsy
|sf ssssss. failed. and sises Mt Dotd hs'
|nyslesiossIy nsds hjs escape. 0ovsrso
Morton proved his 'oyslsy b. hassiag -
|houading Democrats I'll over The State Q
| |Isdisss; snd today thsss gentlemen oi ths
|psssy who may hsvs done wrong. bat -
| whs ass entitled 70 srssss by due process
|sf isv. and tsisl ~ jury. in Judicial ri
|bsasl. ere 10 the lsnisentisry q Ohio 70
political olssse. whereof II what these oshs
asn ssy b true. Blores himsslf wss sh
greatest offender"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-28

~ 0seusa eesny. O., = probably she
ssesseoe sheose emporium ID shs work.. The
Chss6oa Oe0ossst ssys lhss he fsetosy of
Nsssss. DsdIese = 0sstess q that plsess
Yeeejves ~ oilk q 600 0ows, se1 osoo-
fscsusss from Il ) sos of cheese per dsy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-28

Dus1-S1AHroB.-Ths Wsshiagsea ses-
respesdsas Of The Nsw Yssk Tsibsas ssgs:
The military guard shss kssps wsssh u
front 81 he rssidsncs q he osesssssy q
War % x street. permits - army sssins %
vsgoss 10 psss the door. o seessas q shs
duss they raise. These sss ~ sssssd isto
The next ssssss. whsss 10 dsss ssssIss %
Other heusss.
Wslli shis i dssiisdly Fsissshise. Sian
|ssa ksspss siIIisssy gssVj sssssd BIZ private
|rssidsssa. and he bssissss q shis gsssd >
10 torn Sssstsn's army sssiss - shs;s req.
|Iar souss, u sstss shss he dsss lhsy ssise
|ssy not sssfls % Highssss's nassles ns-
|hogsny, and dsnsskI-N. A. Lstess.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-28

TAxA7ion.-TAs Fsn Wsyss oeasisel
|lhus eoapsrss Slate Tszssiss sades nspoo-
|lless 80 DsnoesssIs ssls: .
u 1850 shs vheIs "A Issis6 s6ss gsesssl
purposes" !" % ~hieh = issls6s6 81 ssaes1ss-
|lsd fes shs waste q sks ossss - sssssy
eevsssassss, wss ess dollar sst tvo essss
10 he oloo vsiassisa. ...t~ra,
II 1886 shs bosssy ssx y slspe 90 Ss''
Iss ssd swssiy. .Avs sssis - shs 500 vsIs-
s,Iss- -bsIsg swsssy y-shsss essss - ~
500 aoss hiss - lsvisd % lsO - ses
ssppsss q bssh shs DsaessssIe essss 80
coeosy gossrnmssss-
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HioH PRicEs.-Ths iadieesiess ere that
L viii eoss . much % live shis wisnsss =
let. Appls ssssess. aous, msss. groceries
81 dy seo15 sIl ssnnast essssoss pdsss
Coss 4 sboss sAs saIy ding 10 eus sssks'
,hss sssus ehsap, Is ssd - sssss bsing
talked q = shs psiss. This ssaass - U posh
ssIls scs 81 pss Assdrsd. Tie pses nss
visk : 6osso noushs 70 STOP. ssd : Aossu
lssls bsbIss . kssp wsFa. wi 6sd his
eessrsss lssgs'oss. --Lafsys ~ Cossiss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-28

The Secretary q the Treasury sssimsses
the cost Of the Isis wss q sbous - SOC. 0.0o0.-
600. The expsnses for the different pears
are given % follows:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-10-28

Parson BrownIow On Catholic Colleges.
The famous Psrson thus comments On
Cs,koIic College,. In his Wing" Of JsIy
29sh- Il 10 The one article published during
The year 10 ~hieA ne tells the truth:
.Wkile the Presbyssrisss. Methodists
and Bs7Iisss have been spending their ener-
giss upon politics. and trying % poll do~ :
the G.vssnment and 70 build up bogss
one. .nnihiisling their schools and colleges
The Roman CslhoIics have been osvciise
their energies % their religion. and hsaee
They have msde sstonishing progress. end
They pow have On open field ssd free fight,
lsimcss wishoot sny Prosssisnt compssisioo-
Many Of The Prssssssot clergy hsvs taken
10 the in,empsrsss uss Of sideDt spirits. q
profane swearing. 10 notorious lswdness. sDt
70 open and notorious lying. cheating snt
Iswindiisx while Protestant ministers u
The Ssuih have. . general thisg. isIIeE
nom grace, disgsscsd shsmseIves, snd de'
susysd their is6ssaes for good. the Rome,
Catholics sss down their ssIigioa o Of mor'
importance than polisiea kept ,hsir psspl'
sosssher. and kept their schools and college,
under way. The resoIs q this misdisl
shsir evs business. while bsd men and ds
dsmseogues carried % the wss.
600 % - ssss 10 eli parts Of he Usits
|Iosssss.
1 II lsokisg over The addresses of Cssho
Iies % their grsdsssing classss. shsy ees6n
their rsnssks 70 shsis clsssss; bsa Psosss
ssss q ~ Nsssh dvsIls upon ssgro 81
lines. ed o shs ssssh upon shs gIosiss I
|shs Cosfsdsssey-ts oaaibus. Qsibss 4
|Inslis! m Ai-
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TnsAsuss HsusD.-A passy = ysssg
nss . Mssdsy svssiso. whiIe Slegiag
lH soess 800 aIIss asssh q visssssea
dIseos essd . ~ Issshsss sssk sossaiaiao
|o7Oo0 10 goId ssS osoo il silver. 4 =
uppossd that 4 hsd bsss concealed shsss
|by q slj nee ssasd Jssss. vhs % 90
|lsssss % ~ pssIssssssy ssas - ysss
lego fos ssbbssy.
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j. travelling shvssghs ~ eesssy - %.
serve On most 81 ths iarns large leis ef 0ss.
Ghso. This y oss q The aess pssoRsble
crops rsisst - ~ fasnsn u or sspssy.
Many have cultivated . high = elk ssd
seven eesss. ssd seas hsvs pus - - ssch
% 6fsess sssss. wish y gssssslly u {
sssssg ~ vissssss growth ssd yisIts sbssd-
as.ly. Thssxpssisses II shs sssnsss q shis
county 10, that is cssss sbsus shs ssoe -
cultivate ssd manufacture The ssas. that is
dsss % Ssiss ssd gassss corn psssess. The
osly diGieslsy wiik The fasnsss sppssss y
- vast u Mills and svsposesssaL Thsss
vhs havs psspssO6 shs.esoese wlsh -
ailb asl svops6nass aaAs - - - -.
n sslIsss = sysup - ~, vkttA essiasoe1
|ss Is sssss pr gallon. he nsskss psiee ~
|shs sans here. askss Il psoGssbls bssissss.
There is osrs ssissd - shis eoussy ~
present year than vail supply tbs eeossn'
ling popuIation ios toe yssss q eoas. W.
expect large esops . - planted asxs ysss
Cesydon DsasessL
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@A eosresposdsss q : Nsw York 20
pss cons = bssbss he peblie wisk : ssw plsa
e. psyisg The Nsiionsl tebt. TIE dsbs. -
stated y n. MeCeIIosgh's lsss report "a
t2.767, ,6eo67l ~ The pspsIssios d the
esusssy = s00o0y 900. 90 sIf sssvy ess q
,hsss weld ssa6ibsss 90 esss tsy. The
ssa ssssIvst IL ysss vosId - 1109, ,5oo.-
Zoo. spdln shbswsss - - sssslssst sos
sssssy .6vs ysss ~ si4sy-ssvSa dsls. shs
,xssssD = shsi lIis vo6Id sstslvs y -. !.
|ooo0oO, vhisA wssl6 lssvs uspsId sslg
|t0,G7l a. skleh Isa 80 the eosreepoo.
jsss 'weuli ssgss6 $50 sfssessssine soIie d
~ wss.'s WHISTLER Shis suggossIos -
|pepssiesole . see. = y iaessesslags - show.
|ise wnss aieks - sseoapIbhed ~ W q.
|sisni6esss sum o. penny = ~. N
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BIsHoP HoFKIss On Rs u slos. The ven.
srsbls Bishop Hopkins. 81 vernoss. sssivsd
10 New York o the 2oth uit.. % business
connected With tho approaching Triessisj
conventios Of shs Episeopsi CburcA, and
shs Nsv York sonsspesdess Of shs Phiis-
dsIphis Ledger sspesss shs following 10 eos-
seesioe ,hesssish: str@1& .gT
Some one ssksd The Bishop if'hs shosgh,
shsss sssid = - ssoslIs 8 -sdslsdsG
sAs Soushess BIshops % the Cenvsasisa,
His reply wss shsss esssissis: aIsss by 10
|pspess today that shs Odi-Fsl!sws Crane
Lodge q Baltimore srs having grost family
|ss-usisa. 80 that shs Sosshsss dslegsss!
|hsvs bsen o cordially rscsivsd - thes'
|ioo other sessioss Of The UsIon. VIII
lesssos vs follow their sxampisl With ID
lOdd-F Fellows 'Friendship. Love. ssd Tsssh
ere governing principles. bot 0tt.K Ksllews I
: veluaissy siIsir. When psoisssiag Chris
siass come tossthss. sis, they ere esasssd
"a % 'lovs 80 sseshss.' ard that esonsa'
II shall . ~ bsss sss only o ebsy ayssI
|bus pss1D1ls sshsss 70 ebsy sIse.
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~ cost " me tse Wes ~ eOoos 3esoJVsVU5~
200. The expenses for the different pears
are given q foIlovs:
1851 $4ss.s77.Oo
1862 697 10000
|ls64'65 l.2s0. 100000
The expenses Of The Navy Dspsr,nsns
during The four years sf the var. we're about
|4250 600. 900. sod that Of Tie War Depart
|Dsns shout $2.65o 100000. Of which TIE
Qusrtsrmssssss' Department expended sbos'
|$i.4oo.ooo 0oo From The most reliable
date Of The War Departments il sppsaFs shst
q The time our armies connsneed 70 b do
banded there we're on the pay rolls $l,O7s.-
Zoo men. OF shis numbss. 10 the seighbsr-
hood Of 800 600 have been discharged, Or
will b. lssvisg the army Of the United 6lslss
q the present time. about 100 900 men Of ell
arms. The great msjorisy Of shsss uoops
vill - eelessd.
The issesess On or deb, on The Lea Of Sep
|seabes 20 olss. 100000 spppesiae shs
psineipsl % be increased 70 $4,000 600 600.
The interest vosId be 1ls4 .Ooo, ,ooo- Thus
|ss hsve:
Fos the wss Dspsrsnens oi0O. 900 900
Fos the Navy Department rs 900 ,O00
For the interest % The public
dsbs l5l 100000
Pos the evil sssvies. psssicss
and Indisns 81 900 0OC
Nsking total Of oS4O 100000
This ueold b The sggTegass ef annual
expenditures 10 bs Incurred 10 he Isluss.
Since The Let of July last The Issssnsi Rev.
ssss receipss hsvs bees more than o75. .O0o.-
00o. asd IL wss sxpscssd skss d the end q
the eussser they would have reached o96,
100000. But % the iscons ssx 3 jncIuded
10 shsss sssusss Il wosld - - ssfs 70 asks
snss shs bssis q . -s6sinsss 81 rscsipso
lssa - ssas sossss - whsls ysss. Bss
oo2l 600 90 yssr sitter 6ili sss ppsas ss
100 high % sssinsss who's the isess that
commerce. sad iadussry, indeed every humsu
psrsus. bee expsriepesd mighty impetus
since the close Of the var. and that The
Ssstes Isis in rebellion will sow beeons
ssxpsysss. From euslons the Receipts hsvs
lately tesn a. the rate sf 10000 900 aensh
snd Il j. more than psobsbIs that wish sh1
ss-opesiag o. The Soushers nsrks's inporsa-
lions Of fossigs wssss Of every desssipsies
Gill b very heavy fos soms sims:-S7l0o0.
900 year sss b ssfsiy relied on Thus
the receipts o. the Government msy - e.
pee.sd 10 reach $500 ,ooo. 900. and viii iss
|expsndisusss no moro shss tslo 100000. Z
ssrplus u SEQ 200 600 viii be Isn.
BrsHoP HoPErus on Rat MOL. The yons
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
QDbiiot State;s'r1GaGrlr',. s nam,
MIR. sUMNEIs's RESOLUTIONS.


Introduced by Hon. Charles Summer,
| of MassHchusetIs, in the Senate of
the United States, December 4, 1865!
Resolutions declaratory Of the duty Of
| Congress in respect to guarantees Of the ma
tiOnal security and the national faith in the
rebel States: Ia. .gft..t.....~.. 80. ,,....,r
ResOLUed, That, in order to provide prop
er guarantees for security in the future, so
that peace and prosperity shall surely pre-
vail, and the plighted faith of the nation
shall be preserved, it is the first duty of
Congress to take care that no State declared
to be in rebellion shall be allowed to re-
sutne its relations to the UnioBi until after
| the satisfactory performance OF Ave several
| conditions, which conditions precedent
must be submitted to a popular vote, and
be sanctioned by majority of the people
Of each State, respectively, as follows: p,
The complete ere-establishment of loyalty,
as shown by an honest recognition of the
unity of the Republic, and the duty of
allegiance to 1t at all times, without mental
reservation or equivocatioh of any kind. 60
The complete suppression of all oligar-
chies, pretentions, and the complete eniran-
chisement of all citizens, SO that there shall
be no denial Of rights on account of color
or race; but justice shall be impartial, and
all shall be equal before the law. ...,,,r.,,
The rejection of the rebel debt, and at the
same time the adoption, in just proportion,
OF the national debt and the national obli-
cations to Union soldiers, with solemn
pledges never to join in any measure, direct
or indirect, for their reputation, or in any
way tending to impair the national credit.
Tile organization of an educational sys-
TEN for the equal benefit of all, without
distinction of color or race. .. ..-r
The choice of citizens for Office, whether
State or national, of constant andundoubt-
ed loyalty, whose conduct and conversation
shall give assurance OF peace and recon-
ciliation. ...,........ ..r
ReSOlued, That, in order to provide these
essential safeguards, without which the ma
tiOnal security and the national faith will
be imperiled, States can not be precipita-
ted back to political power and independ-
ence, but they must wait until these con-
ditions are in all respects fulfilled. t. uf
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DUTIES OF CONGRESS TOWARD LOYAL .CITI
ZENs IN THE LATE REBEL STATES,

DUTIES OF CONGRESS TOWARD LOYAL CITI-
zENs IN THE LATE REBEL STATES.
Resolutions declaratory of the duty OF
Congress, especially in respect to loyal citi-
Zens In the rebel States :dE MODAL igJ1slib
ed WHEREAS 1t is provided by the Con-
stitutiOn that "the United States shall guar
antee to. every State in this Union re-
publican form of government" and whereas
there are certain States where, by reason Of
rebellion, there are no State governments
recOgnized'by Congress; and whereas, be-
cause OF the failure ofsuch,States respectiye-
ly to maintain State government, it has be-
come the duty of Congress- Standing in the
place Of gnarantor, where the principal has
madea lapse, to provide governments, re-
publican in, form; now,r therefore, In order
to declare the duty of Congress, i'ss9leIi
ResolUsd, That whenever ConventionIis
called In any of such States forthe organi-
zation ofa government, the following per-
sons have right to be represented therein.
namely: The citizeiis Of the State who
have taken no part in the rebellion, especis
ally all these whose exclusion from the
ball0tenabled the rest to- carry, the State
into the rebellion, and more especially those
who became soldiers in the armies of the
Union and by their valor onthe battlefield
turned the tidelof war and made the Union
and Congress must refuse to
sanction the proceedings ofany Convention i
composed of delegates chosen by men re-
Gently In arms against the UnionI and ex=
cluding men who periled their lives, In its
defense, unless its proceedings have been
by those hereby declared to
be entitled to participate therein. rs
Resolved, That the Constitution Of the
United States, being supreme over State
laws and State Constitutions, IN respect of
these matters upon which It SPEAKS, and |
the duty being now imposed bylBa0n Com |
gress to legislate for tho establishment Of |
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CURE WARRANTED,
SYM pr s.

The symptoms of Catarrh as they generally APP
ear are at first very slight Persons find they have
Geld, that they have frequent attacks, and are
more sensitive to the changes Of temperature. In
this condition, the nose may be dry or slight dis
charge, thin acrd, afterwards becoming thick and
adhesive. AS the disease becomes chronic the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed in
quality; they are now thick and heavy, and arc
hawked or coughed off. The secretions are offensive;
the oyes are weak the sense of the smell is lessen
ed or destroyed; deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important symptom Of Uatarrh
Is. that the person is Obliged to clear his throat in
the morning Of a thick or Shiny mucus, which has
fallen down from the head during the night When
this lakes place the person may be sure that his dis
ease is on its way to the lungs, and should lose
time in arresting it.
The d6o1O arc but JeO of tie many Catarra
8ymptOms, ILL., '...r r.f .f... : ......... ..