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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-17

GES. FRANK BLAIR has been superseded .,
chief Of cavalry in the department Of Ms
souri, by Col. DuBoIs
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THERE are preparations for considerable
emigration from New England to the South,
especially amongst working men.
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GES. DUFF GREEN, died at Mobile on the
10th inst.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
INSURRECTION In JAMAICA.
SEVERAL REBELS EXECUTED.
THE REBELLION ABOUT CRUSHED.
SMUGGLING ON THE CANADIAN
BORDER
RumOrs of Cabinet Changes.
GEN. GRANT OPPOSED TO FRENCH oCCU-
PATTON OF MEXICO.
warlike Indie ations 1T Rev Orleans.
IZING 4 POLICE FORCE IN GEORGIA.
Firemen's Riot i'm Jersey City.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVEN-
TION.
Interesting General Intelligence
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JOHNSON IA VORS ORGAN
IZING 4 POLICE FORCE IN GEORGIA.
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Riot i'm Jersey City
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The Old and Popular
naa
Low PRICED FIn1g.
KISER & HILLS,
No. % .aE1tss ssrees,
Nsxt door to Cox shsllsy)
ARE AGAIN DOING AN
Immense Business,
AND HAvRA
LARGE AND COMPLETE
STOCK OF
- ry Good0, J,
10 which they ars adding daily and lars.ly - nkpr.
Their stock eensasts in part Of Ill kinds Of
DRESS GOODS,
1. - eksaPsss eettos hsse 70 tbs nost saa,e ak,
.esaag III ksAs u vsoles asd vorsssd q Is ssls
eAs1s,e go est iassovsd styles Of sbrssn ssd AD&
Their Staple Cotton Goods
Consists In part Of
Strspss, Be.sas,
Canton Ylannels, &c.
An standards, and selected With eye durability and
chsapneo-
THE wOOLEN DEPARTMENT
Knbrscss sup~s selection Of Blankets. Ylannels,
. Yarns, &c, &c.
The Notion Department contains . splsndid lot Of
0evss and Hosiery Of the very best quality. lass
gsasissss, beys, nssss and children.
Usd~wear for men, women and children.
Pine BROAD Cloths cassimerrs and Heavy Beaver for
gsntsnens wear Of the best quality and styles cheap
A Ane stock OF Wool Cloths s.A Heavy Beavers for
Ladies' Cioska. very cheap,
ehavls without number for LaAies a,d Nis,es Also
largs lot Of Breakfast shawls Balmorais and Hoop
skirs sf ths 1stsss styles snd patterns.
cspsts, TSov OH Cloths, Mass, Russ, Druexsss &c.
q hat tuf;rn ~
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONvEN
TION.
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w.rlike Indications At Rev Orleans.
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juniors Of Cabinet Changes.

GEN. GRANT OPPOSED TO FRENCH OCCU-
PATTON OF MEXICO.
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INsURRECTION IN JAMAICA

SEVERAL REBELS EXECUTED.
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THE REBELLION ABOUT CRUSHED
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JACKsoN-It
will be seen from our advertising columns
that the First National Bank of jackson
has been organized, and is now fully au-
tborized to transact business under It's
charter. The we'll established character
for integrity, financial ability, and strict
attention to business, of the President
and Cashier. both old and well known CIT
liens of Jackson, afford sufficient guaran>
taos that the institution will be remuner>
alive 10 them and beneficial to the pub
lie The Messrs. Green will be ready 10
commence their banking business ahou'
the first of January, when they will get
in their new building. We hope with the
srst of the year that our city and State
will commence a new career OF improve
ment that will carry them on to pros
perity.
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Postal Affairs of 1Iississippi.

The following Post Offices are regularly
onened in Mississippi and Post Masters
amounted and qualified: Aberdeen
Monroe county; Canton, Madison county
Columbus. Lowndes county; Corln'n'
Tishon,inco county; Clinton, Hlnds
county; Enterprise, Clarke county;
Graenv;lle Washington county; Jackson
Kinds county; Lexington, Holmes
county; Magnolia. Pike county; Macon
Noxubee county; Natchez, Adams county;
Port Gibson, Claiborne county; summit
pike county; Vicksburg, Warren county ;
Walden. Carroll county; Vests Station
Holmes county; Winena, Carroll county,
Yazoo City, Yazoo county
There may be others OF when We az
,ns advised. 1t will greatly tacliita'S
Moi, r, tiers for Post Masters when tneS
nnarrv and enter on their duties, to notify
10 POST Master at Jackson and Ficks
h,rr Mails will then be forwarded u
them at once. ,,
recommendations for Post Mas'el'
who it is believed can take the oa'h' nov
haor forvarded to the Post Master Gen
eral for the following offices:
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hall be The duty Of said Superintendent
Il Army records II ascertain from Ah~
manufactures established at Memnhis
Tenn, Montgomery, Ala, and New
Orleans, La, the price al which they
would furni h the various kinds aDo
IL of artificial legs, and 10 take int
consideration the practicabili,y of e
sablishing mandatory or branch man
lfectory, at some convenient point u
his Sfate, and report the result of bis
inquiries to the Legislature at its mex
meeting.
Sec. Be it further enacted, Tha'
his act take effect, and be in force from
md after its passage.
rs+Newspspers throughout the State
4re requested to publish the foregoing a.
4 matter of information.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


MOI a. G,N RAILROAD.
On and after Wednesday, the 18Th
inst, passenger train will leave New,
Orleans at O'Clock, p. M, on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving in
lack SON tkei next day st 1920 a. m
Returning, will leave Jackson at l:45 pm.
on I tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays,
and arrive in New Orleans at 6 o'clock a
m. next day Freight trains will run as
heretofore.
Close connexions are made each way
with both the Southern and Miss. Central
roads. b. ii. GREEN,
Nov l9dIw Asst Sup't& Eng.
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Captain LOwd, at ihe 300" am"
sin. ioncry store of Woodruff y DcseFe"S
- nuu,Orizcd to receive and recc'Pt I"r
.ubscriul ions 40 abe Clarion.
Tbc CLARION will be for sale AT NHessrs'
Woodruff q Deseren's and orders ior
co,;es left thcre viii be promptly ElAe0'
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psob.r, youne has had new ,'rs ~,
,o Bgn1% sa GuI ( is the will Of God tina.
the sisters should make their own s;r f oon
rom I straw and materials ras raised n sns
yTtah mountains" The nsxt fevelash;h
will probably Gotate the style ,h in " Bris
han 1 Young i has eree lot Of rye w silsh
'for sale in lots to suit purchasers, - raEe-
perhaps accounts for the straw nat 'e'
lation.
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FOR SALE:
Cotton Plantation and Stock

BY virtue of a decree of the Probate Cont ofiNox
nice county Mis- .issippi will sell the premises
on FRIDAY BAD of DECE dBER next. 1865. 20 the
highes bidder for Cash the tract of land which
now reside, y ing in tie Souihe'H pert Of NoxUbe
county and i.,-medistely the Mobile & Ohio rail
roa coutaiang about $500 s0J 900 acres Of
vhieh arr cleared. good co ton land well i'm
proved n : in a good state OF cuyati n; good dwell
ing sad all other necessary eus houses. Also the
stock Of Mules Oxea Cattle, Hozs, Wagons. Plsnta
ton utensils *, snd Corn, Fodder Wheat Rye
Oats e. wal sell or rent the plantation privately
! before y day of sale if desired.
| CSese Shaqualak Depetl Near Wahalak. Mobile
/ A. ~ 10 railroad WM W ALLEN,
/ ~ ~ ;. dmi nistra
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Aren't. for the clarion

Mr.. c.. S. Jackson is our authorized
ageu at Enterprise.
Hen. Ben. Murray, Oklahoma, is author
lied TO act as our agent.
DR.. J. T. Watts is our agent at Newton.
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TO PRINTERS

We have for sale at this Office large lot of Pris
Ing Materials suitable for eouatry News and Job
Off - W ieA vi De sold cheap, viz:
hJ0Ibs Nonpar1eI, very little
400 lbs. Bfeyie-, good.
$50 LIS, Long Primer.
one Card Press. Hoes Patent, in excellent order.
p 70 Is Extsnded Letter.
6Fonts Large Wood Type. rev.
81 rye Steamboat Gus. together with la Sc 50
sortmenf of Borders, Cuts. Chasrs Cases. Lodges,
All the above will be sold in lots suit purehastrs
| e app ior soen
Nov df New Orleans
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

E9- Druggists, in the city and country
can now purchase and have the selection of their
goods from the largest assortment in the city James
CONCEAL, wholesale druggist corner Of Common and
Magazine streets New Orleans, is prepared to sell
is goods at the lowest market prices
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

tg Commission and general merchants,
will drd atthe wholesale drug store of Jas. Gonega
corner of Common and Hsgszne streets, New Or
leans everything belonging to the drug trade they
mar require, at prices based the latest geld quo
tAtions
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ta1 Vicksburg mail arrives daily at

1916.
Departs daily at II P m
New Orleans mail arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays at 1880
Departs, Sundays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at $50
Eastern mail arrives daily at |, p m.
g departs +" 1880, m
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01
A FINE PLANTATION
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF Jackson, Mississippi.
JOSHUA GREEN, President
THOS GREEN, Cashier
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Once, of Comptroller OF the Currency,
WASHINGTON, November TO- 1865
Whereas by satisfactory evidences presented to the
undersigned, it has bsen made to appear that the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON, in the
CITY Of Jackson the County of Hnis and State of
Mississippi, has been duly organized under and &C
cording to the req liements of the Act CT Congress
entitled IAN Act to provide National Currency
secured by pledge of United STATES bonds, and to
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof,
apprs we'd June 3D. 1854 AMI has complied with all the
provisions of said Aet required TO be complied with
be fore commencing the business of Banking under
| said Act.
Now, therefore, i, FREEMAN CLARKE Comp
troer Of the Currency. do hereby certify that THE
| FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF jackson, IN tbs
City Of Jackson in the county of Ends and State OF
Mississippi is authorized to commence the business q
banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof. witness my hand snd sea
II, 81 of Office, this 18Th day OF Novembe-, l5s9
FREEMAN CLAFKE,
Nov 2edlm oospIro -Ier-
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BUCK, BAILEY s. CO,
Aaie al YaImabIe LOt..

Will. self on the fret Saturday (tha End day Of
DeeeIabor x in trent of the Capitol at IL O'clock
n for Cssh, thefoHowng Town Lots belonging to
the Gathofis Church of Jackson Three Lots on
Capitol Street square in front of the Capitol
Joni e Mr. Coope-'s two story brick buildiGri
each 1t beirg twenty feet and two thircs by one
haptred and xiv feet One of them has large
g stera on H.. also the Lot eighty by one hundre d
sixty feet with large cstern on IT, on which the
s.; Peters Church burned Sales positive and
titles good Fl SPENGLER,
Nov II 5ids Treasurer
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

SoUTHERS RAILROAD COMPANY.
Vieksours, Nov. l6tn, 1865.
On ard after MONDAY 20TH lust, througE
will, be given too feighs to MeridiAa Vicks
burg and intermediate stations.
C. A FEADING,
Ncx IedIw General Superintendent So. r. r.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

Eg Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist,
corner of Common and Magazine streets, New Or
cans, is now prepared 10 supply those in want "'
irugs and medicines with every thing appfrtaining
ths drug trade, at the lowest market rates.
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superintendent Army Records.

AN ACT to ascertain the number OF
manned State and Confederate soldiers
in this State, requiring artificial 1egs'
and for other purposes.
Section /. Be il enacted by the Legs,
,atnra of the State of Mississippi, That
+ shall be the duty OF the Superln-
tendent of Army records for this State to
sscertain the number OF manned State
and Confederate soldiers IN EACH county
in this State, requiring artificial legs. ana
he character OF the artificial legs re-
on;reJ. and to issue printed form sun,
nile for such report, embracing Inc
aome. rank, company and regiment o.
esoh manned State and Confederate
soiS;er so reported; if MANNED while II
ec,nsl service of The State or Coined
arate states armyi how, when and EneEt
! ~omnded: kind of operation, by whom
nsrtormed. and whether primary o
Secondary operation. ~ I;
, Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, Ina1 !
, sball be the duty of the Assessor OF take
, of The several counties in this State Q.
The application OF. the superintendent
! Army Records to furnish, 4%ltaont oe l::
The Information contemplated In seo'ao
first OF this act. IT..
SECS. Be it further enacted lnal
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LOST.

A SMALL. PORT MoNSIE, containing soldiers
parole an amnesty oath and joiat pre- isory note
given by Daniel &cLau IN and John AcNair, in IA
yor If Mary $ Graves for he sum of three hundred
and seventy r. dollars. he contents of said Port
AonDie b. of a 10 tue hlder as steps Ia ye
been taken prevent tae payment Of said note be
finder Of he Toft a.ie will much o0lige the owner
By lea yiag she same the Clarion office.
Nov Is div
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TAKE NOTICE.


The gentleman who stole Pocket book from
member of the Legislature few highs since, may
save him self from xposure by imm9 iltey renting
the contents of said book to its owner.
Nov 2313t.
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VmnortauttO Manned soldiers.

OrrtcE SUPERINTENDENT ARMY RECORDS,
Jackson, Miss, Dec lst, 1860.
By the following act passed at the
nresent session of the Legislature, it will
be seen that the State of Mississippi has
determined to provide artificial limbs
for all her gallant sons who need them. 1t
Is made the duty of the Assessors of taxes
Of the several counties to procure and
forward the undersigned the informa-
ton necessary to carry out the wish OF
the Legislature, and all parties interested
are requested to furnish the Assessors
With all the facts indicated in the hrs'
sac,ion of the act. The blank forms
prescribed will he forwarded through
Assessors as soon as they can be prepared
4 pnW EH
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TERMS

DaILT-Dne fnoulH - ~
One year IL w
CITY subscribers, when furnished
el Va Wv r,onths 8 on
One year w
The Weekly will be large donble sheet contain
inc 9lore reading matter than any paper IN the
PREMIUMS FOR SUBSCRIBERS.
q, crafty general desire among the people OF
,be State forcopies of tie amended Constitution
and acts Of tue present Legislature, we intend, at
an exnense Of several thousand dollars, to print
soparqte edition solely for our subscribers
All subscribers to the Daily or Weekly at our
present rates, 1912 90 for Daily and $5 W for
Weekly who pay for ono year in advance, will
receive a copy of the amended Constitution and
Law. OF the present session of the Legislature
ruEE OF CHARGE. This offer will
remain open until January
All most masters who desire to act agents fol
tle Clarion, will receive a copy Of the paper free
aDdten per cent. on subscriptions received NJ
name entered on our books, or papers sent, anti
,ber,onev il received at the office
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EFT r +, n G + $;
Vicksburg -Jno. Rg1y & Co ~.
& Co Henderson & Gaines; McAair & Gardes-;
DeInerrit & Gillespie. :, e
q A Brougher. Secre Of state john Ii. f@eholS'
state Treasurer; Il. L. Swami, AUDITOR
Nov 30 !3m
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

A CARD.
To our Old Friends and Former
Customers.
WE, the unders ened, beg leave to inform our
friends in Kinds end surrounding counties, that we
have opened again OLD stand, at the Iron front
St,ra Corner Washington and China street
We have been asd are yet receiving IRON me east
90 If the largest ami handsome - stocks OF fahcY
md Stsple Dry Goods, Clothing. SHOES Boots ha''
and Caps Hosiery Shawls Man Has, Nc.' sc &c.
our stock basbeed selected with great re oy M
DnisLr who has been i'll BIZ siness for thirty ye9rs
Our prices will suit purchasers We would lhVlte
the nm bic to our stock fore Pufeii"sip Z
aIsewbere We have polite aad attentive sa'esm IN
yrho ,yiu take pleasure in showing the g'2ls
"Ho 49, BAZSINSKY q SIMMONS.
Nov l9dlm. Fi0N'' b ~
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SOLICITORS IN. cHANcERY,
PA1ld'ps, Miss.

RtAsS.
nr.essce in all the courts Of the 4th Ja7icai
ri.ret com posed of the cnuntiss OF binds fenkin
Srott Newton, Smith and Jasper $50 70 rs COUNT
= f,andrrasle Clark and Wayne 81 plsIIles -, u
-. = aneral agents for The purchase and sale q
T-n1s redemption of Lands sold for ,axes qeiesn!
tax titles s. Sc. Address Pauding MISS os q
Miss.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

AGENTS FOR
Portable Cotton Gins Condensers, Presses, Horse
Powers Steam Engines. Saw and Grist Hi.ls Wagons
Plows, Lilies Safes, Riding ulttvatOrs, Cas-
Steel Piovs, war. anted Feed Cutters Bet
ing Etc
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pROSPECTUS
sAyNos JONES $. HAMILTON, c. H. WILSON
SHANNON. HAMILTON & co.

III. Clarion Newspaper and Job Office has
moved from Meridian to this City, and
,s.,,f,rth will be permanently located at Jack
established at the Capitol of the State we
'o,stbe Clarion viii enter on new and wider
ofnaefulnsss, and that, by making it first
-, nsilv aud Weekly journal, it may be re-
I'D asa welcome visitor in every neighborhood
ia the State.
While we claim perfect independence in the
.orossjon Of our opions, we shall labor honestly
IA faithfully 70 every measure calculated TO
I...aI,n the resQ OF the State and restore
-,orentment and p. Gritty to her eitizens- Our
,..t.rs will be rs shed with the latest tele-
.,rtie news, &C ondence from important
mt. full reports .aoceedings at the approach
-, session Of Congress, together with variety
81 interesting reading matter. Special attention
all he yiyen TO commercial news, and the latest
,,ret reports from our most important cities will
onpear regularly. As the official Journal of the
safe the acts and resolutions Of the Legislature
Fr4cpffve Proclamatons, &c, will Of course be
published.
Asa matter Of interest to the legal profession
NE have made arrangements to publish the de
,i.jous Of the High Court of Errors and Appeals
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01

JudirAF
,per. Mx~
Of Errors
ed States
,e breus's
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

FRIGHTENED At MS SHADOW. -" Con-
scienes doth make cowards Of III ALL" On
the evening Of the murder Of President
Lincoln, says the New Hampshire Pa
triot, two ''straDge and suspicious looking
men" called at the residence Of Senator
Summer 10 Washington and inquired for
aim. The brave Senator thought he was
cent Gor-that these men came to assAs
sinAts him. and he had military guard
placed aroOnd his house; and the story
vent al over the land that Sumner VAS
among the victims marked for slaughter
BY The eOnspirators. It has leaked out
Nbat the t~o "strsnge and suspicious
looking men" who eailSd At Sumner &
AOuss wers his colleagues GoOch and
Dawesi This illustrates the character Of
most Of the horrible plots ws now get from
Washington over the signature OF Secre-
tary Stanton. What good can result from
such persistent system Of lying?
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
KELSEY GOLD AND SILVER MIN
ING COMPANY,
Kelsey Mining District, II Dorado County, Gaia.

San PRAKcIsco, May slst, 1885. q,
AIOTICE is hereby given, that at a meeting Ofthe
~ Board Of Trustees OF said Company, held on
the 8Oth day OF MAY, 1855 an assessment (No. u
Of 80 cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of said Company, payable on The Slst day Of
May 1855, In United States gold and silver coin, to
the Secretary, at the Office OF the Company, No. l6
Drum street.
Any stock upon Nhch said assessment shall re.
main unpaid Saturday, the lst day Of July, 1883,
will be advertised on that dAy aS delinquent, and
uuIseaa payment shall be made before. will bo tOd
on Aknrday, the 18th day Of July, 1865, to pay The
delinquent assessment Together with costs Of Adver.
Using and expenses OF sale.
Ny order Of the BOsrd Of Trustees.
g. O. GARDNER, Secretary.
Once at Messrs. BemIs 3 Edson's- l6 Drum street,
Between California and Sacramento, Gan Francisco.
tjuneStdl
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

SARcAsre--The Springfield (Msss.)
Republican thinks that % men Ough; to
have been able to take the assassin OF che
President aiIVe and that we must be hard
np for heroes to make much Of men who
IaAsd.to capture Booth. Failure seems =
pAtspGsa to'pspslsr favor .
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
RrsOLurrLr orrOsED rO-.-Prsident

ResoLUTELY OPPOSED To---Prsident
johnson declares himself resolutely op-
posed both TO Summers "Staie suicide"
doctrine, and to the Seward consolidation
doctrine. He thinks that States can
neither destroy themselves nor be de.
stroyed by the National Government
Indeed. he seems to adhere to the old
" Democratic heresy" of State Rights
This doctrine Is regarded I'D reasonable
by the Republicans generally, aud many
Of their organs havc, taken decided stand
agaiifst it. What wiII they do with our
new President, who avows strong State
Rights viewsi VIII they read him out
of their partyi Will they denounce him
as a coPperhcad "a secessionistl Will
they change their sentiments at his bid.
ding! lie has placed them in m unen.
viable dilemms-they cannot adopt his
views without stul.ify'ng themselves
they cannot oppose him without being
disloyal to "the Government" They
cannot dodge the issue. II Is one Of
paramount importance, and parties will
be forced to favor or oppose II. Tie
Democratic party has ever been the un.
yielding champion OF State RiEhts, and
sSone Of tha-, Ablcst an6, mast. iMfiHentia!
leaders Of the Republican party. - the
B'echers, GreeleyS and JOhnsOns-warrn.
ly support it. You must show your co...
ors, leaders Of the Republican party Of
California, on the doctrine OF State Rights.