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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-14
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A RESOLUTION to authorize and direct an Inventory of
Articles in the Quartermaster's Depots of the United
States, and in the Possession of the Naval Storekeepers
of the United States. - Ii
Resotced BY The Senate and House of Representatives of
me Gnited States 9 America in Congress assembled, That
the Secretary Of War be, and is hereby, directed to cause
q strict inspection to be made of the quartermaster's de-
partment, as soon as practicable after the passage of this
resolution, and u comparison to be made between the re-
ports of the officers in charge Of the quartermaster's de-
pots at New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Saint Louis.
and Louisville. and thearticles on hand.
SEC. 2. And be ii further resolved, That the Secretary of
the Navy, in like manner, be directed to cause an in.
ventory to be made of all the property of the United
States, In possession of the several naval storekeepers of
the United States.
Approved, March 3, 1865,
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mo. 10.

JOINT RESOLUTION to facilitate the Adjustment of certain
Accounts of tho American Colonization Society for the
Support of r~ecaptured Africans in Liberia.
Be IL resolved blythe Senate and Hoaseof Representatives
Of tn United States Of America in Congress assembled,
That the Secretary of the Interior be, and is hereby, au.
thorized and directed to adjust and settle the accounts of
the American Colonization Society for the support of re-
captured Africans in Liberia, under contracts made for
that purpose under the authority of the act Of Congress
approved June sixteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty, on
the principles of equity.
AnnrOYed. February 23. 1865.
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No. 81. I

A RESOLUTION relating to International Exhibitions At
Bergen, in Norway, and Oporto, in Portugal. during
the summer of eighteen hundred and sixtyfye.
WHEREAS the governments of the kingdom of Sweden
and Norway, and of the kingdom of Portugal, have com
munlcated to the government of the United States the
programmes Of two international exhibitions to be held
respectively at Bergen, in Norway, and at Oporto. in
Portugal, during the summer of eighteen hundred and
ixty.fve: Therefore, r ""
Resotred 6y The Senate and House of Representatives of
ne United States Of america in Congress assembled. Thai
the President of the United States is hereby charged
with the duty OF making known to the people of thu
MN seem best, H. facts in his possession relating to the
International exhibitions proposed to be held at Bergen,
Norway, ana oporto,. Portugal, during the summer of
therein PROVIDED, That no expense shall
DC incurred for any agency with regard to such exLiIj.
nent be hereafter recognized. ~
Approved, March 3, 1865.
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Less than 1900 600 900 remain unsold, which will proba-
bly, be disposed of within the next sixty or ninety days,
when the notes will undoubtedly command a premium, as
has uniformly been the case on closing the subscriptions
to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section ofthe
country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan, the
National Banks, State Banks, and Private Bankers through
ont the country have generally agreed to receive subscrip
tons at par. Subscribers will select their own agents, i'll
whom they have confidence, and who only are to be re.
sponsble for the delivery of the notes for which they re-
ceive orders. JAY COOKE,
subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
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ian 49, ~ s sr ,ha ene PROVISIONS iof the first ssc,io,
s eu,ss; ;b, approved June nineteenth, sightesn spn d,sa,
Be.t enacted By tie Senate and Ho,,,. ~
"pss% Tie United States Of America in o5nnddrssss,1nsa
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~SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date of August 10Th, 1854,
aud are payable three years from that time, in currency,
or are convertible at the option of the Older into
UNITED STATES $40 SIX PER CENT. G%OLD-BEAR-
t' ING BONDS.
These bonds are now worth a premium of nine per cent
including gold interest from November, which makes the
actual profit ON the T-3O loan, at current rates, including
interest, about ten per cent. per annum, besides its eremp-
ton fran STATE and municipal ~tanation, aohich adds from
one 10 three per cent. more, according to the rate levied on
other property. The interest is payable semi-annually by
coupons attached to each note, which may be cut off and
sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on a $50 note
Two cents " " " 500 "
Ten SIS" t. $500
90 So $1,000
a ga" $4,000 "
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AN AcT in Relation to the Naval obssr v.,orv

of ns Gs;tsJ S TX ,SHate and House Of Representatives
Aurps Z n much 3 Of the first section Of the act of fft tbirS !,
titled IAN az .nU na,i eight hundred and forty. eight so ~
sa \ . s,o Ine year ending the thirtieth of june june n ons th ser
superinffSnd hundred and forty nine" as requires 4 thai tn ~.
n nay sn Pa DC 2 captain commander, or iieu : W as1ineton
navy emoInves ! hereby as repealed, and no Officer # th =
than the shore-duty 1 pay of Re. shall receive other
Approved, March, 8. 1855, =" s'"ue'
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AN ACT 10 amend an Act entitled can Act to provide for
"o better Organization of Indian Affairs in California
or ~ q enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives
tXMs United States Of america in CbnQrsss assembled, That
my no sum OF sixty thousand dollars, or 30 much thereof a.
p.tes. on out Necessary eS ~ be, and the same 10 hereby, a%pprOpri-
pTopriated, for the purpose Of ensbiinr the secrs,arv ~
forni ln, ~ 70 pay the settlers in Hoopa Valley, Cali.
"A''' 'of 'nsr inproysmsqts on The Indian reservation
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-16
POETRY.
U,DER rue snow.

Sweet little loving thing, low, low, low,
Down in the cold, cold grave as she hes;
Deem meath the daisy-knoll under the snow,
Sienced forever her carols and cries.
Sweet little Dimpled chin, how she would
dance -,
Dear little Laughing eyes, how she would
Still are her tiny feet nov, and her glance
Beams not ON me for weary long while.
"Dead! do my neighbOrs say? Death IS a
dream;
In the mid-May time she went out to play;
Daily L see her by meadow AMI stream,
C6uched mid the gOlden-eups, sunny as
they.
Weep, my eyes, sealding tears, weep. weep
weep! in
Bleed, nv soul; throb, my heart, heavy "itl
When shall INV tender one wake from her
sleep.
When shall gaze on my beauty again?
Sweet little loving thing. low. low, low,
Down in the cold, cold grave she hes;
Deem meath the daisy-kno under the snow,
Siienced forever her carols and cries.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-16

Holiday coods.-If people viii go TO
Milwaukee for goods, we see no way of
preventing it. But we desire they should
go where they can find what they need,
and at fair prices. S. KLAUBER & Co /,
successors to the old popular house of
j. l.. Davis & Co, have got in an i'm
mense stock of seasonable goods-suit-
able for the approaching holidays, and
they advertise in this number of orr
aper to sell at low prices. Nothing is
more appropriate than their list of Hol-
iday Gifts. A thing of beauty is said to
be joy forever. Nobody expects to
live forever, so nobody will know wheth-
er that is true or not but a nice article
of dress will be a joy as long as it lasts,
that's certain.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-16

season for buckwheat cakes has arrived.
A writer in the American Agriculturist
recommends the following method for
making cakes: =
The finest, tenderest cakes can be
made by adding little unbolted Tor
Graham) -four to the buckwheat. Less
than quarter will do. Mix with cold
sour milk, or fresh mot sweet butter
milk, which is best. The soda-empty-
ings are dispensed with-when put into
cold water, will not act satisfactorily. -
Bake at once. The heat will start the
effervescence, and as the paste rises it
will bake, thus preventing it from fall
ing. Hence the eliminated point of
lightness is attained. The batter rises
snowy and beautiful, and the pancake
will swell to almost undue dimensions,
absolutely the lightest and tenderest
that can be baked with not a touch of
acid. More salt, however, must be add
ed than usual, to counterfeit the too
fresh taste when soda alone is used
Thus the bother of emptyings is dis
pensed with. Pancakes in this way can
be baked at any time, and on the short
est notice. We keep cur flour mixed,
the Graham with the buckwheat, ready
for use.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-16

anniversaries of Sabbath school in
London, two little girls presented them
selves to receive the prize, one of whom
recited one verse more than the other,
both having learned several thousand
verses of Scripture. The gentleman
who presided inquired, Sand could you
not have learned one verse more, and
thus have kept up with Martha?"
eyes, sir, the blushing child replied;
"but 1 loved Martha, and kept back on
purpose.
'.And was there any one of all the
verses you have learned" again enquir-
ed the President, "that taught you this
lesson?" .3..s.s
'"There was, sir. she answered blush.
ing still more deeply, "In honor pre-.
ferring one another"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-16
Josh Billings Elements Of Neral PhiIos.

ophy. We are apt to hate them who
don't take our advice, and despise them
who do. eA
1t is dreadful easy to be a phool-a
man can be one and not know it.
Elegant lezzure-chewing plug to-
bacco and splitting in dorg's eye.
Real happiness don't consist so much
in what a man don't have, as in what
he don't want.
Fear is the fust leason larn't and the
last forgotton. eAa s-5s'a3 : -
Nobody bnt a phool gifts bit twice by
the same dorg.
A pet lamb alwus makes cross ram.
Epltaphs are like circus bills There
is more in the bill than ever performed
Two be healthy--eat onions and &c
Hakeu.9 !Hsg.lJl ~ 1888 - n6i 43fin Is &
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-16
apexn in The Eront..-

"DOWn i'm the FrOnt.,'-An old ac-
quaintance writes that there is among
his acquaintance one at least who en-
joys a high reputation, for he stands
over seven feet in his stockings Though
"A talented member of the bar, he is a
good modest citizen. Some
years ago. when the Broadway theatre
was The theatre of the town, he saw fit to
witness the. performance from a promi-
nent seat In the parquette. When the
curtain rose and the actors advanced to
their position, a cry of Down in the
'front.'" became general throughout the
audience. Their attention was directed
to the tall b, who, feeling himself
the object of remark, thought he was
required to settle little.
Looking as if he wished to settle
through the floor, he proceeded to raise
himself to a standing position, IN such
a manner, however, as to convey an i'm
preston that there was no end to him.
At last he did get Strengthened ont to
his full length, when, slowly CHANGING
around at the astonished audience, lac
deliberately remarked, Gentlemen, to
satisfy you that was sitting down, ]
will now stand up T. aal s5is :.
Ens A burst of laughter and applause sue
ceeded; audience and ACTORS became
conyulsed; the curtain descended
rapidly, the manager came forward,
and, amidst the widest applause, con.
Quoted the gentleman to private box.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-16

For Business Education and to become a
God telegraph operator, go to Bryant, Stratton a
Spencer's Milwaukee Business College. For college
paper, circulars and information address
BRYANT. STRATTON SPENCER,
Milwaukee Wis,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-16

DIR. j. Wilbur, Magnetic Physician viii
cure the sick at his residence. SCI Milwaukee Street
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, until further notice. Also cure
at any dis2nfs by sendin nElgnetzed paper
send handwriting. subscribed envelope, ana Jour
red stamps. He will publish in the MILWAUKEE
DsLY W'stossfs each day for six months cures of
different diseases.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-16

"A pretty girl who walks out with
her lover on starlight nights, viii be
apt to learn something of the sigh
dreary-al system.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-16
GREAT WESTERN
Cap and Eur NTanufac tory

asa East Water street, milwaukee,
FREDERICK GUNTHER. who has been in the
Cap and Fur Manufacturing business in this city
the past sixteen vars. would respectfully announce
to the public that he has just opened tn the trade the
lar. est and most splsndid stock of LADIES', chill.
DREN's and GENILEMEN'S FURs ever brought
into Western market. The same are all Of MY OWN
MANUFACTURE. and consist partly of ABLE, MINK
SIBERIAN SoUIRRFL AND FITCH SErTs, ladies' Bea-
yer. Otter and Mink Trimmed Hoods and skating
Caps of the latest styles Ladies' and Gentlemen's OF
ter and Beaver Gloves Gentent ms Fur Collars
Children's Furs in very large variety, &c, &C.
l. The attention OF the ladies' is especially called TO
TO the fact that the fnrs are of MY OWN MANUFAC-
TURE have the reputation throughout the country
to be superior in style, quality and finish TO any
made, either Fast or West, and that warrant them
to give entire satisfaction. All binds OF frs made to
order on short notice.
keep constantly on hand very large stock of
Buffalo and Fancy Sleigh Robes Robe Innings
Buekskin Gloves and Mitt ms, Hat and Cap Trim
mings, Cloth, Pushes, &c, &C.
1 would call the special attention Of Country Mer-
chants to my large and extensive GAP MANUFAC-
TORY, in which can be found all kinds OF O. ter
Beaver, Nutria, Nutria Band, Otter Band Beaver
Band, Seal. Muskrat Cloth, Mohar, silk and Cotton
Plush Caps. The sams superior in style and
quality TO any made in the Eastern markets, and
sell them, at less than New York prices. NV
WHOLESALE BAT DEPARTMENT is the largest
and best selected in the West
Coun ny Merchants will find it t. their ADVANTAGE
to examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
Remember the store: $50 East Water Street
oct21 FREDERICK GUETHER
New Music.-The follow ing new ard beautiful
pieces of music. are just published at H. N. Hemp
sted's Piano Warerooms and Music Publishing
House. 410 Main St. Milwaukee and will be sent by
mail On receipt of price:
That Missing Voiee-song and chorus-price 25c
Our Boys are Home TO Stay-song and chorus 35c
d Abe the Battle Eagle-song ana chorus
with beautiful photographic title. ........... soc
Mary III Meet me at the Door. 35c
The FoTsaken-soDP by Miss Gabriel -. 49,. 4Oc
Cannot Sing the Old Songs-charming balIad
by Claflbei- ......... ...................... 40c
liz will be Su mer Time, By-snd-by. ......... aOc
Our Boys are Coming Home-very popular - SOC
INSTRUMENTAL.
Soldiers Return Quickstep. Observation-Disclosures. 35c
Gen. Sheridan s Quickstep. Observation-Disclosures. Soc
May Queen Poika... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. soc
fralr SchoItlkch.. SOC
Lily OF the valley Mazurka soc
Dodu1y OdiOp... 4Oc
III Bacio Wahz-by Gsten. ................ 4Oc
L'Africaine de Observation-Disclosures by Ket-
terer. -..--...--..-..---......S 81 90
Home Love-. 1.-TWO beaut full pieces, SOC
Switzers' Farewell. by Merz. -. .30c
Abraham Lincolh's Funeral March. .4Oc
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TIE subscribers having purchased the Bedford
Foundry Of MeSsrs. W2shabaugh and Bannon. would
most respectfully announce to the citizens Of Bed
ic~d and adjoining counties that they prepared 10
make ard furnish al kinds Of CASTINGS for
CRIST AID Sa"-NiLJ9, TFRESHING MA
CHIMES. PLOTGHS, APPLE MILLS, COOK
ING, TEN PLATE,.AND COAL
STOVES. SLED AND
sleigh soles wash kettles Of different sizes wagon
boxes O. all slzes, farmers beis, q superior arr,
cie), oven doors, and every thing usually made in
country Foundry.
Dg- l. Q II g Il .-WOODCOCK, SEThER
and HILLSIDE PLOUGBS.-AIso, a new PLUG
PLOUGH, TO whch call the especial attention
Of our faTmers-a superior article 10 the oil Plug
Plough, with two kinds of points, shares and land
sides sut all poughs in general in this coun-
y. Turning and fitting Of iron patterns made to
order and all kird Of repairing done at the short
est notice and al ,,w prices. All our own work
made OF the very best material, and warranted TO
give satisfaction.
Farmers and others would 10 well 10
call and examine our work before purchasing else
where, as We are determined meet The en3er-
gencjes Of the times, viii
,Seit or for CASH, ar c0unfr4 nr2I"ca.
PIC and bar iron. horses and lumber, taken in *
change lor work.
.eb q. ;Go-ly S9iEES {: JORDAN.
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F-NION HOT Ell
q BED : ORD. PA,

THE Subscriber respectfully announces 70 the
rG1, c, that he has s7zoi the above named Hotel,
al the Old and we'll kaoUn Globe building, formerly
owred and 5@cupIed by Mr. John Young, and re
Gently in Jhe occupancy Of Jonathan Horton, deed,
where l. v-j b. beppv - see L.s friends. and The
travelling pGbEc generally. Persons attending
Court are respectfully invited 20 give hin cali
Re pledges Eirasef that he will DO all in his pow
er to render his guests comfortable.
Hl, Table viii be supplied with he choicest del
icacieS he maThet Will afford.
The Bed Rooms will contain clean and comforta-
bic bedding.
TIE PaT will he supplied with choice linuor.
The Stable viii be attended by careful and at
tentve hoster.
Boardrfs t4hen by the day, weeA month and
JOSEPH ALSIP.
Palr,,I Nv oo tcr4
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CJIEiP 6 GODS

IVHRS. s. z. STGAFOOS, has Just received
som FALI.ANo WINTER GOODS: Such as SILKS,
Merinos, Persian Cloths, DeIanes Valences and
Morienigue Silks, at jG4 cts per yard.
Also, largo ASSORTMENT of ShaV IS, Cloaks, La
dies Goats and NanuIlas; with a rich 10. Of Furs-
Such as Capes MuIs and Cuffs together with
fashionabia lot Of Black Silk Velvet Black ard fan
cy Straw Boanets, with Ribbons, Rushes, Piumes,
Flowers &c. &c.
A new style OF WOOLEN GOODS; sleisbing
Caps, Sontags, Wool Hoods, Scarfs, GauntIcts,
Gloves, with Fmbtcidere, Nets, Laces, Glc. and ~
kinds OF Fancy Goods too numerous to mention.
Also, a arge stock Of bieachei and uhbaa"hed
Musns, at six, eight, ten and twelve ana a hal!
cents per yard for Cash
bcreb oted m - call ao5 sat}a +aer
without further tce, and by so doing save costs.
s. +. SiGAFOnS.
Bedford, Nov 20, 1861
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T0%FFCTONARY


AND soc FRY.
The undersigned ha, just received and keeps
co-sf-1tIv on bard the following articles :
Coffee su-ar, moasses, cheese, crackers, car
rarrsprures raisGs, figs, almouts. tibffts, cocoa
rurs grourd nuts, pecaEs, ErG. wainEts, crratn-
,an.,Ies in variety, oranges, lemons, tobacco ard
cizars,aspice and pepper, spices Of all knfs. "a
ki7g sole. cream d tartar sulphur, brlmstona,
csn--- and aeg powders slot, caps and Iced, grain
and 4. a-.zc7thas, uh-ttia= tools, va7h tubs and
board. lriigo. sxtra5t logwood, coppeIas, an
and rz&der, eli. POLISH aHd Nason,s biaceHg,
sweeping. busting stove, shoe and scrUbbing,
BRUSHES. clothes, hair tooth and flesh STu-ne~, at
and infant BRUSHES, hair oils aud perunsry, pulses
ard port nouaies, pocket and nemor@ndum
books bonnet aad round gum combs, ''ri4-iGg'>
end fine combs, br-celets lnI5eads, pens, PEN
holders nenknives, scissors: knus-shar?cr-ss,
umbrellas. suspruGers. spool cotton and fcSS,
clocks. small looking glasses, vioIins, violin
strings foy watches, watch chains, curry combs,
cards. horse brushes, shoa-hfea1, pegs aud sPara-
lIes. ,ohn>ou's Arabian Lininen', Rock and Lit
tle'sWaste OIL, Merchants celebrated oarglrng
on. ior man or beast and many other articles o.
similar nature. The patronage OF tie public
is res espectluiiy solicited.
4. L. HEFIBAUGH.
s5r
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To be sold for cash produce only.
r. A. REED wishes 10 inform his irauts and the
public gene. ally. ,a1t h. aas bought out the Stock
OF his brother, JACOB REED, ard in addition, Is
receiving ron Philadelphia. an elegant New s,ocs
OF Goods boul 1t az Panic prces, consisting ct DRY
GOODS, Boots amt Shoes HITS aad Cups, Gr0cesias,
U2r1u1re, Queea,smare, }rc. Al o5 v ,c5 have been
oop@h; at tha Lowest Net Cash Prices and, VIII be
old unPraced=ntediy low for Cash or Coun'ly Pco-
duce.
The undersigned determined to act upon tha Prjn-
cjpe that :. Nimbl, SjXPpnca Is better than S,v-
ShiiIiug,'' can adopt the :angul-e oS taa Poet:
Come One Come All, this rock, shall Gy,
From its firm base as soon a =
Oct 25, g.. 2. y. REED,
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New and Elegant
assortment OF fancy and staple Dry Goods, such as
MERINO$, ALL WOOL DELAiNES, SA G k
FLANNELS. SHAWLS, CORaETS. SKELETON
SKIRTS, LADIES' SHOES, HONNETS, RIBBONS
Caicoes, Musns. Hosiery, Gloves, large qnantiy
OF TOYS and PERU merry; and general variety
of goods usually forcd in / t;cs Fancy Stores.
The undersigned returns thanks 10 he o.t friends
and custom ers and solicts It rswa' cf their pat
ronage. TERMS:- Cheapas any other store of the
kind in the country.
Nov. Ij-3ms-l NJ. c. FLIIL3LF.
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ROCK POWDER

ROCK POWDER
Just receveanA sale fordbY
March %. A. l.. DEFibAU6H.
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FORD pOU T. DRY.

Bedford NOV. 50, 1SC3.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-18
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM,

Resolved, That we sincerely rejoice At the ees.
sation OF the war and the return Of peace through
out our whole country; and we trust that the
spire among an our fellow Citizen" rrest.r T rey.p
ence for eonstitutIonAl obg ations ,Aad more friend
ly aud fateEual relations between the people oi
the States, which are the most solid guarantee fol
the perpetuity Of the Union.
Resolved, That the Democracy Of California
will in the future, aS in the past, give a cordial
support to the National Administratiop ir the dis.
charge Of all the Constitutional functions, and
most especially In times Of great national peril
entertainments resulting from the late war, the
Democratic party will not withhold its support
from the policy Of the Administration % far a. the
same tends to secure the rights and liberties Of the
States and Of their citizens,
Resolved, That upon every ground OF justice and
policy to the white people Of the country, a. well
as Of humanity TO the negro themselves, the Dem.
ocratic party 70 innexibly opposed 10 negro 1uf-
hage, and Its inevitable consequence the political
and social equality Of the negro. IN every form,
and especially TO the unnatnral and revolutionary
scheme for tLrusting universal suffrage, BY action
Of Congress, upon the negroes Of the Southern
States.
Resolved, That the welfare Of CaliiOFuia demand
imperatively, that her mining interests should be
developed and fOstsred and her people are in the
same degree opposed to any system for the sale OF
taxation Of her mines.
Resolved, That the whole history Of California
tnumPhent Nnoieeuon OF nef otaN poney ol
gold and silver circulating medium and that
any change 10 this respeet would be disastrous in
the extreme; that unwritten contracts for work,
labor and services should BY law, in all cases, be
enforced in gold and SilSsT coin.
Resolved, That the Monroe Doctrine 10 an es-
Sentia part Of the policy Of the Democratic party
and Of the American people.
Resolved, That when the civil authority is 10
full operation, there 10 neither warrant In the Con-
stitutiOn or laws, or even 4 pTetext in any sup
posed necessity Of State, tof trials By military
Courts, or arrests BY military power. And that
ble under the provisions Of ths Constitution.