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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-08
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fHf fArHla ~ PA1AE RI ise
80 lat9s 49,. that iHs faJstf
q PayHe sealI b. mar4erer .
secretary Sresfd Has bau usk trg
ts.t 10 Jaes.ontiHe tust starr.
ibe Jntga ssys aIhe iaHlar ~
Payne ailed - a. nr day b. seek.
lie RESIDES ~ pIsmaHn three
maes ffgm Live OK station ou Tie
Pensacola auI Geetgla KallrAl.--
lie last one sou a tlr battle II Nor
ires-b0nt, anoibcr returned homr
malnrd for lite Lesis wss hi. only
h4ps ia bis on days. The afflicted
father sas Baptist minister. Is has
been stated Wc must ues ,ssrib
pronounce jasi the riai- punish
mrnl 10 The .ai, bot We cannot With
hold our d'SiesJ sympathy Tor the
hear, stricken parent, % esteem him
les a. 4 Noriby man and eilikeu.
The excitement among the Chicago
. gram NEAffla tANA NFth - u -EtF tfftN
20 have eaualrd some OF the famous
COLI pbrnz,es 10 that eity. On
Change on Thursday aud Friday
mrn were srep gesliculaling yiolenily,
ard cismorna 10 buy at almost any
price. Wheat sold for Sl.33 20 S 80
ihu could have been bought few
days previous at Sl,l0. Flour ad
yanced ii an equal ratio, and fortunes
were lost and gained in an hour
When The sunshine appeared on Fri
day afternoon and Saturday il seemed
as it there were deaths IN the house
hold Men that we're worth large
fortunes ,udjeuly found themselves
stripped Of eyerything by the r, hux
save OF eXcpement that restored
prices " something like The former
rates
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WILLIAMS RICH.

THE RECENT HREEsrs IN rHH sHcoSp
DlsrRicT Pr"vosr NsHspAt's orrIcv The excite.
ment eon'squont upon the in thi, ofios
has nov suhsded. and business progresses A. usual.
Holmes and Nathans are still In DURANGO, and al.
though II |, -sid the Government, through Colonel
Baker viii take hale for the latter. Dr. George =
Woodman yesterday resumed his duties at the Office,
Colonel Baker helms satisfied of hi. Integrity M
George ~ Sitcrly was n,o honorahy discharged A.
tespme' h. functions 1hir entleman peaks in the
highest terms OF the oourteev he received n the
hands of the Colonel and his officers and beins an
old police ohcer and T. =. Detective himself IL d.
supposed that he appreciates the Al prompt
tude and skil oi HE superior officers
BALL or THR EASTERN DISTRICT FIRE
DyPArTTNr. The animal ball Of thi. Department
took place last night al the Firomens Hall, In
Fourth street near Grand. Tho company was lnrse
snd brilliant and among the guests were noticed gen.
hefnen prominent IN military and civic life. The
proceed, Of the ball will TO the Widows and or
phans fund, which already amounts to over $4,000.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, OFFICE No.
ID CITY Hall New York. March u. 1868
Notice 10 inspoctofs Of Election, The lnsnectTsI
Election uho sted at the December eles,pn i -
TUESDAY the 14th Of March. Tor the bpfciN eiec-
ton ordered In re'ard 70 the Amendment 70 ths -
Constitution. and viii ne0 cert rm the autee ot ~
yn-s Nacance, ~ the i'osrds o. lnsp cto I vn'
IL filled on the DAY Of election ~ the evetm Supo''
visor. A. the plRces hereinafter dcsignaisd
The polling places will La the same A. ior inc TO-
cemher election. ,
eral election polls by the Police Oh The mofhlhs "
election.
No etpeu,o will he incurred for fitting up election
polls
VACANCIES .... -.
iri'iinr on the DAY Of Election, March u. l-'9 ~
the by1rdt Of Inspectors In the several FecOon pE-
irics Of this city will be filled by the superVitors ~
Pint, Third. fifth and Eirhth wArd.- superyi,,of
SHOOK. Fifth Ward iio'cl and S'rervi-or mi ~
W~hinston Hotel. No. Broad n; super kor FOA'
Tenth and Fourteenth Ward. supervisor Pr RDY.
- Ludlow street. before AN. and At hefeanNs
Library building, between and f.M, Hld suiei-
- nsyenih snd thirteenth Ward, Supervisor
pS ss@SSId' FsariS and Sixth Ward, saPcrv''r
-! ,e,enth aud seventeenth wards suPevi,o!
W lLi.hANS. 81 BoverJ, aud supervisor ELY l't
fo"rth svenue
Ts.ifh Ward -surcrvi.or DAVE. Ops Uuadrd
and Iwon'Y mn street and FIfth avonue -
Slnth ad tiheenth Wards supervisor BLJNl'
lis Wet ninth street
Lishteeuth Nineteenth and Twenty first ward
suIs rvsor BRIGGS Irving Place, aud suIerNNsnr
ELN, l'b Fourth avenue.
rhiconth, Twentieth and TNentr. second Wapdf
.superVieor STEWART, li3 Wet Thirty hIrf
The Supervisors win he at tho. place. mentioned
above; tsio,e I o'clock, An, md letvccn AID 8
O'Clock, I'm. on the day Of election.
- By order Of the Board,
oa5 JOSEPH u. YOU Nc, Clerk
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| plsntdh or "a ths snperintendent o. sunoy
rbooi 10 Jersey CIV and sninns hsn' 70 w ~.
th0lit lauren In bs year 1909 ths e lvcu W y
ihnliy hyouns grl named Annie seI'e.' tuIp ~ gu
b, plannn Wamstro~ In June. OF t "" yes '
shHe tht On va iving With him paihtln y, ~.
vs. SCI on nIe' and he entered Complaint Ms't.
no lof hson, The ALLEGED hbel gave IN so"uLt ~
ne p.occedlnes in the arson ese' .na vent on "
use thet the gal ehatscd Nc, ale slth ,he
s'on OF arspe uIon het and WIN ac9nunu.u V,lli'i
"a huiooure With her, ana l'o nnninis 80 70
ncI uIugs " prevent the couS'u'hON %. VIZ ln1-I
o"nise becont1g TOO apparent ne entlte IsnrS ~
,ol' VSethef Win -onie parucuIhfr OF wy pam,
nie were cot cat In tull IN me heSeu nbel ~" ~
rnr hisn stated that hcChte had beeh nlhinhel u l
we Methodft Church. NC, ait nov hiieFte tnst w y
Whole story W. isbucnied ~ tbs gri ~ Ievebgs lor
inc ehMre OF arson mafe by nm. mOhnh ~
made this morning 10 dvmiss The oruplaint md ~
nov being ngncd WI funet lot He piHnun ~
49, ""'' -" 'o' ''
w 49, -, 49,
~. Luz 80, 49,, 49,,
80 '''"Ay - - ,..,
'n .A''ut - % - y $500
W vols" the fSrson Of Joanna hlee' young "ermAh
grl N is vear, of are The plaintiff leins under VI
year, Of Ne p,s,l,d infancy aud Guardian IA Ap-
poiut..i by I,si,o H.yun on the lath OF January,
l-b by HON tho car was cousueted Tho dam
Ne. ere aid at 5000 The hr,t attempt upon tho
sifL sho Nm Eyins In The same house a. servant
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THE 5sTH REGIsENr.-The Common Coun-
ell. At meeting held l,st evenins, Appropriated
sb'0Oo toward, hllins up this regiment. which ha.
offered It's service. for year from the date Of IN.
acceptance BY the General Government Col. job IN
X. ihinf erpect To enlist about four hundred men
within lev days and -otne more II sufficient rme
y allowed The regiment I. In gooi order NJ prcs-
vice,
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CLEARED.
STEAMSHIPS Costa Rca, A-rinvail. Elizabeth
Fowler Baltimore, Fanny Csdwalladsr, do
BRIGA Daniel Tro~ bridge. Dcmararn Tweed. 81
Jsro; isabella Para AlfaIctta, Cienfuesos; Abain,
~ Johns r. Leader do do.
sCHoOsTRs-,Ianes O'nonohue, Hilton Head:
th~ Nollouald Norfolk, Decatur Oakes 'ieorye-
bsn' III Carson, Goucs.ter pocnhontss Phiadcl-
phiai fuTsde, haliiav; Helene, Beaufort u Neal,
washington; Charm Boston.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Ratimore, from Baltimore; Lib.
ettv, Hsvsnl Illinoe ttrun'portl Fort Delaware.
hllen Nc. ri'on, Ponce; linda, Wa'hinston, q q;
tiHnsa Bremen .nd Southampton: EflcssOn, Bea 10.
fort Alhambra- fortre" Monroe
sHlPs-kF Gabsin, Genoa; Berkeley AntWcrr
Gallert from Hamburg; hnlhorOurh, Iivcrpool
BARKs-F1lza, Remedies, Mssdalena, Aspinwa /.
briggs Alfarsta Havana; Emma, do. Rosa Abbot.
Kingston Jan. Covadonsa, Faardo, Milo, Cardenns;
J. DTumnond, MatamOrA.
sCUOONERs-R II Perkins Norman. Pond TIA.
hamas Alice A Bandel Barncoa. Ioyett Savannah
j Henry, Phi adslphia for AHayen; Ioscph Porter
PhustephiG = SteeInan. Cape MAJ; Earle
& w locke, rhiiadelphg 4 Baker, Great Ese
Iiartor; : Johnson, Philadelphia: Il s,cctman "a
| Irs iiartor j CLARK, Philadelphia I Baker Balt
Msry Emma Great Esr llgrhoT; Cores PhilAdc' phil
| Caleb ste'sou, Great EP HarhoE VIM Wallace
PhiladelphiG; j 7 doughty, Great Egg Ilsrhor u ;
sawyer Fortress Mono s ; Lee Great Eas liar.
narbor WIN II Dennis, Philaielnhla for Ios,on' "
| Moore, Great Ere Ilarhor John rvay, Wa4hinftosi
| nC Northern Light, PHILADELPHIA Tor Providence
| Ellen Parker Great Esq llarbor II Hastings smyr
| Ia Esther sarah, treat EGG lIartor r. u Tudico, 1
Fortress Monroe, q II liooth, City Point. MORAN
| FORTRESS Monroe II Motild, wycom,c: K j. IIose
'rate. \ Martin, Phiadephia; Ocean Queen Ponce
mart!ne, l'hlsdc phia tor lio.tou, Geerse Eduard
/ rlilnielphia tor pToyisence Dyer Phiialcphi,
/ TOR BOSTON, Express Mayague,, Alice, baltimore
| Athlete, Porto hello
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INSTsICTAON.

A I 26o BOWERY, TOWNSEND'S ACAD-
: Aemy all Commercial and English branches, in
cIudlnf tAdilE, -pcunF arc taurht without classes
uAy ami evening. Ladies' aud gentlemen whore
early education has been neglected nco,ve private
ih'HW'Nh' 254
RANJO AND jig DANCING, ESSENCE
ip,Si oid Virginia song and dsnce &c taught by
JUN BlGAN, l4s East Houston 81. II, rms. rs nor
course OF lessons iirei class hanios ior sale. Ell
EOR SALE CHEAP-A PORTABLE FORGE
Il No s. In good workin- order Apply at the loot Of
Livingston ct and Flathush av, Brootyn. Us
SHOEMAKERS ATTENTION-l SIDE TO
Dlu0u at lowest swamp prices
ala GIBBONS ; JOYCE, 10 spruce e. n. Y.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD CHANCF-A STORE AND
4 Ab,ek room htsuIes TO 'eil, b. good business
md a. A9 no. IT KGnt Per month
Can at once. %
BUTCHER SHOP FOR SALE 90 STOCK
Land fEtures nov donf good business. Sati-fec-
tory rasons Tor selling. Nrply - fifsi.st. 336
EOR SALE-TO TlNurN-THE STOCK.
L fixtures and good F,l % tho tn. stove and kcru.
senc OIL depot ioI sale -heer Call n u YoTE -
Washington Il Brook, n. 81
EOR SALE CHEAP. WITHOUT REGARD
L to cost, a beautiiul stand ~ >os 81, =, and 20
lompkins Market, with ~ tins counters, show case
with drawers and cloen attached. fiNtures, Sc.
&c. Aprly immediutc- At - GrccnNich At. 2s3
EOR SALE CHEAr-THE GOODWILL
i aud fixtures of grocery and,liquar store doing A
having bou,ht t'y acre. of land In the country Aui
wants 1--we on II, hi. i, r,le ohsn,o ior inni
of siun capital. Inquire Tor days NJ so IIst .9i
lie .ala. '' '''' ''''' ''' '''' ''' '"'''i " '" IL"
NOR SALE-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
4 liquor store, nov DOING good usire-s. will 10
sold cheap The owner in poor health. ro- f,thcr
9th ave. "a
EOR SALE-CROCERl AND LIQUOR
store, with Lease, 'tock and fyturo-, doing good
business In wen populated ocalit,. A hr-i-rate
store for hurncs ulun. Apply li EoF' 10Th ~ 1876
TOR SALF-A GOOD BLACKSMITH AND
Il ,vhccl~risht chop in good location. Inquire nt
GROCERY STORE To LFT-NQUiRE OF
| VI WASUB; RS & CAMPBELL. corner Lrreae
| and = 'th ~, lerse, Citr. 36l
T iRUOR STORE AND DINING SALOON
- for sale, corner Greene and South Sth s's, .c-sey
| Clty. Inquire immediately ON the prCmi'os. 800
| MILK ROtSD FOR SALE-INCII DING
| -'Ithe whole establishment Of JAMES COLLON,oe-
crTei, This If one OF the hest retail mix litlucsscs
eve! oncrei or sale in III, et e,Re l.hed about 10
| 'uHlomtFs Iall at 40 East ION O.. lul
SMALL MACHINE SHOP FOR SALE
suitable io1 machini,t, with $500 or r3O, twenty
| miles irum New York with steam and horse power
nta railroad depot II not cold room will he cold sep
eEA'ey Addrss n. LAW Chatham, y. \. +0l
S260-FoR SALE A RETAIL HARD
rccC wGIe and house furnishing store, in 81
store RI
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

a 71-PAWNBROKFRS TICKETS Bought
Nor diamonds wstcher, leeclry, guns pistol, ill
yer var, mr. 70, and the highcst prices paid by aP
plying At - Blocker It, up siAifs. 10
A THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FOR
Those who desre biiiliancy Of complexion, mus,
eoSCfSr9IXFffan iIT ' f'' ssIiRssAfHHKiiIR
in,auahy does. Recolloct II IL no patent medicine
An Tor llelmtOld's. fac 40 other, 5sI
BEWARE OF COUNTERFErTS AND TS-
DpBiNClPLFD DEALERS endeavorinr 10 disposc
Of their own sud othcr preparations on the rcpl.-
,on ., .sined by HELMBOlpS GENtiN IRE
f1NAIlDSs. 81
cash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD MET
books and newspapers o. cts old brsss 20 ~ rer b
99rler aud porttr, 80 c'' lead CO per ID, ~ Is New
Ho-ery, cor. koosevehs 3So
FISHING FIXES FISHING FIXES
L and quantity of hedging AL 10 good order for
sale cheap. Apply cor Court and ln.on SITS, BROOK
GRAND OPENING-SPRfNG FASHIONS.
~ Nine. DENOREsI's Gani spring Opening ut
Bicoslyn. Eleeauty trimmed pattern. OF the nIo-t
wss sr, - lr. iSJ "ds. sgd ehdIe9 de-.
ready. isi
HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED Extaa
IL BUCiIU
II tho Gt,.t lfufetc.
HELMBoLps CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
sAKsArARlILA
Both are prepared according TO rules of PhErmacv
and ChemistrJ, and are The mot active that he
made. So
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL NiGOR
l'lAIe Tesained By HEl hBulD's EXTRACT ri
CIR. 81
OIIS AND PAINTS-ROOF OIL, ~ Cents,
opaint oil ~ cent? per gallon Grafton paint. Wen.
red yellow Ochre and spanish brown, cents per h.
inseed OIL spirit, Turpentine and collrod paints
chesp. White lead ard zinc, ceus. II. BDNtlI,
l5i Pearl 81 az
pAWNBROKRR : TICKETS FOUGHT OF
diamonds wstchcs, ,ilsprvrrc guns pistols,
dry soods clohins, and al other 1ooi., g. Cana e.
near lsoUery, under C,iIcnF llant. rs
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTOR.
ptD by HELMROIpS EXTRACT BI CnI. 30
THE GLORY OF MAN is STRENGTH
Il Therefore the neryou' md dehilitatci should inn
mediat'y use HELhBOi lrS t,irlci lirchu. 3N1
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID For
u old NeUspap'rS Pamphcp I'ookr and Na-'e
Paper N every dCec ipton. SIOCkM ELL I'M
EKSON, % Ann a. doc vcst Of N'sfau $50
THE FIRM OF BLANCHARD & BRO. Cart
Il men, TO- Maiden Lane. r. n was uia.oiNed on
NarCh ih 1851. The lueiucrs uiii he cNrriui on ~
u-usl by n. W. II. BLANCHARD. how York, March
18Th, 1854 II. W. II. BLANCHARD. II
IN CENTS PER POUND rAID CASH
~ for old books, newrpnpers prmphlets, writing
per Al 80 Anu It. rHOS. &. BENNETT. ~
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STRIPPING.

RILLS 81 AND UPWARDS, on
- Union Bank OF London, and
Royal Bank Of Ireland,
36h WELLS, FARGO CO
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Too Late for Classification.

Too Late for Classification.
RAKER-A FOREMAN WANTED on
- bread and cake, Mt 500 Mott Fl, 1885,
nor SALF-ONE OF WHEELER & VIII
L sons sewing machines a'o family shuttle ma.
chnes Al 6+2 Sixth ave, bet. jTth and 3sih SIS
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPA-
IRlLLA cleanses aud renoyGter the blood, instils
the visor OF heath into the stem, and pul the
huInors that make disese. 2S5
7 OSI-A POCKET BOOK, CONTAINING
- ffom - 10 40 by POOR widow woman with a
child canned all b. the needle Please return IL 10
No. so Hester 1t. Literally rewarded ANNIE
ARD. Sg1
REMARGS FROM CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
iN.Ater careful Examination OF llkLMBOLES
PREPARATIONS, they enjoy our utmost confidence.
We consider them safe and reliable, -
,, NENEERs 4 YATES.
Philadelphia June 18th, l|JO. aS5
THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE SHOULD
i stand simple pure ma,estic; having fact for its
basis induction tor is pillar truth alone for It's capt
tai 80 stand HELhBOLpSGEN PREPARA-
TONS established over 10 year. $50
TIN LhOP IN THE CENTRAL PART OF
n the city for sale; full se of tool. benches pat
terps &c, with good run Of custom. Apply $40
Washington 81, TOP floor 800
WANTED--A BOY AT THE PLUMBING
w business one Who has ssrked At IL before pre-
ferTed. Apply JIG BIesassy, COZ Of Pike a. aaa
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S2 400 WILL BUY A HOUSE AND

will buy nice brick houre sud lot in lorkvle; .>a
cuh. fl,bm viii buy Ance corner lot near Third ay
TlGu chsh. = $40 Will buy nne story double houss
~ town; 1910 cAih. ni,, small iarms on Ious
lssnt. Alec house-, v IN coal ward, "a years lease
Tor sale low. Apply TO PAiIEN rs III, i.ion a. osi
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5000 WILL BUY A NICE 3-STORY
S-tS w attic and basement high stop hous
and lot. hlooks iIom the East River, in the III
Ward. as2,5OO cash. Apply TO PAYTES, % DivisoI
street. x,G
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FOB SALE AND TO LET.

A PLEASANT HOUSE WITH II ROOMS
and barn To- hofses, and two nrres At Clifton.
ni.n Island Water In the house, marble manteIs,
and bells. This property g. WORTHY tho attention of
those Who Uuli SECURE home near their business
The place can 10 feShe In one hour fiom Canal .
lrce SG,gc Rent $500. Easy terms. Inquire OF
Mr.. LAWS, lis Perry IT. 100
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The Atlantic Cable.
LETTER FROM CAPT. ANDERSON, OF THE
GEEAT EASTERN

LIZ A--h| AoM <-A1I ANDEliSON, or THE
GEEAT EASTERN.
GREAT EASTERN, August Is, 1865.
My DEAR SIR: [ have no doubt YOU
Will read with some interest the opi-
mons OF Il sailor whom vou know, re-
srcctinS telegraph cables across the
Atlantic, and especially as to the cause
OF our present failure | WAS former
ly Il doubter; then, as [ became init
mate with the men and means to be
employed to overcome all the difficult
ties L had thought of, l b, came hope
ful; but now that L understand per
sonaliy the difficulties in the way of
practically laying Il cable in an ocean
of great depth, l have become san
SlUnc.
The cable has failed a,r thc present.
principally from the c;,;;sc OF its own
wires penetrating the gutta pcrcha
core, anG that cause has been SO far
fatal only because it was unanticipatcd.
| mean by that, il We could have fore
seen tins probability. and sufficiently
understood the action of this ship,
appliances could have been arranged
that would hav, recovered the faults
without the elaborate process that past
experience has taught to he efficient.
They can generally tell Immediately
when Il fault occurs. Very littlc-Xlly
u few mlles-is necessary to be hauled
IN; for this purpose, the cable has to
be passed from the stern to the bow of
the ship, at the best OF times hazard
ous thing to do, and in this very long
ship Il difficult operation. An engine
applied to the paying-out gear, SO as
to reverse and haul in at once before
the cable had reached, the bottom, and
while the fault was being located,
would have reduced our three faults
to q very small risk. So that even
this cable-which in aK,other respects
seems perfect-could .sbe efficiently
laid when we have obtained the ap-
Pllances y our new experience has
taught to be necessary.
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THE LOUISIANA STATE GOVERNMENT

THE LOUISIANA STATE GOVERNMENT.
we are quite at sea as to our exist
ing State Government. It is under
stood" that Gov. Wells is recognized
by President Johnson rs the Proyi-
slonal Governor OF Louisiana, but no
direct lntlmation Of this has been re-
ceived by him so far rs I can learn.
and assuredly no proclamation has
been issued whicls nominates him to
such IN Office and instructs him to
organize the State as one not yet pro-
perly furnished with loyal Govern
ment or all anti-slavery constitution
OF its own choosing.
To-day, there IS published in one of
our city papers communication from
a Loulslanian temporarily in Wash
1ngton, who is said to be a mest re-
liable man and 4 earnest Unionist
1rom the beginning, who writes under
date OF August to this effect: .
1t Is understood that the President
has announced his decision in Lo,,isi-
ana matters to be, that he sustains
Governor Wells in his official acts, but
denurs to approving the so-callcd
constitution and State Government of
lSO4. lie therefore proposes to an
point j. Madison Wells Provisional
Governor of Louisiana, with the same
powers and duties as Mcssrs. Sh:,rkry.
Ferry, Nc, Ill their several States.
am not sure but this will please our
people ;'s well as any other possible
solution of the vexed questions n
ciiectnally dismisses the B;ulks-Halu
''election'' of last year. That set may.
indeed, be said to have no friends
here. Whatever queer notions some
enthusiasts may have Of the supc-
r1orlty of the Africo-Amcrican to
''whltewash as Il man and a voter" no
person OF amy sincerity wishes otrust
his principles to the care of such mon
us ruled Ill Liberty Hall last year.
The negro suffrage movement rrnc-
rally, is i'll Il bad way. Many conscr-
vatlvc Republicans are pluckin" M
courage to declare their aversion to it.
Gen. CoN's letter, in this sense, is Il
twenty-nch shell among the radicals.
and has the anlcns of tivc-sixtl,s of the
soldier voters. One of the most scri-
Gus questions involved is the widest
abrogation, by such policy, of those
powers and duties of States, which are
as plain and necessary parts of the
National Constitution aS is the Federal
power itself. Thinking men of vari-
Gus past associations are beginning to
say: 1T Congress is to prescribe the
condition of suffrage, We have no
longer the Government which was
established i'll 1877, and which Jack
son maintained and Webster cxpound-
ell, but as much another as il the
separation attempted in 1861 had
been successful TO my own know
ledge, one member of the Cabinet so
views it, and, perhaps, :. majority of
that body. Evidently, it is the view
OF the President. A vast amount of
"pressure" is preparing to force aside
these two principles when Congress-
meets. We shall see, then, whether
pressure has the same material to
act upon as heretofore.
Cur. Neo ITo,h Tin,eS.
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