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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

WEDSEsDkY, Oct. Is
senste met at 10 a. m. Prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Lee.
Mr. Trimtis intresuced Senate bin No.
l65, 70 inco1rorata ne Union Mining aud
Aan u9atturisg coupsny Of Ten1esss e.
fasset hfst ffsding.
senate bil 10 1ss, to incorposase the
town Il Ailaa5 Gibson county.
Ar Smith offered an amendment tn in
corporate the town Of Humbolt, IN the same
county. Adopted. The bill then passed
lis third reading.
communication was received and read
from Edward Erdman. publisher and pro
prietcr Of the ''rennessee Journal, - re-
que ting that a p n Of the public printing,
Is the sena'e may con ider reasonable, be
conferred 10 him. The public printer APP
po nted BY the Legislature, agresd Nith
him IN this matter perfectly, and in exeeu-
tag Pari OF ths Pnblin qFiuting in The
German lsnguage He DID not interfere
az 81 with the Public Printer, Is he is not
in the possession Of German types, and il
would cause BIN greater expense 70 seud
the Public documents for composition 10 the
Northern Press
The Tennessee Journal" bad been start
ed FOR the principal purpose 20 lead the for
eign immigration 70 this State, and It Is gov
eFned by the most loyal principles and love
FOR the Union, sud is entitled 70 the patron
age Of the Administration.
The Seoat then adjourned 70 Do O'clock
this morning.
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Mr Hudson testified 10 the disorder which
things had got into. during the war. He
knew that the Sec. eti-y Of Stale had once
spcnt ten hours in hunting a paper, for
which the law allowed him tea cents.
Mr. Garner wished to have his pos ton
understood. The pay proposed b y given
10 she AHutant General v - 3 $50 per vesr /;
and be hoped he would be retain j al least
two yeas I'll tiifgs conueeted with the
war we're settled up, thst the s9ld ers and
then families migti get all 70 whieh they
were entitled Bus Be- weud not vote
for the retention Of the tsc majors.
Mr.. Wines was for retrenchment Are the
officers which Il is proposed 10 retain nee
esssry2 If not, they should be set sdrift.
He the debate took such a general snd
miscellaneous turn, that we stopped report
ing it. s-aelrs tse
The question was then taken on the
amendment, lretain'ng the Adiutant Gen
eral and two Msjors, and il vas a4OPtedS AZ
ioh 1wss
Ayes-Messrs. Anderson, Arnell, Baker,
Blaekmau Dcnaldsou, Doughty, DoWdy,
Duggan, Elliott, Freeman, Fu=ons Gilmer,
Hulson, Inn "a, Jones, OF Greene, MsxWel,
Mason, Muiloy, Porter, Rauision. Smith, Of
Hsraemsn, ThornburE, Underwood. Waters,
Of Madison, Walker, Welsh, Wines, Mood
Noes-Messrs. Brandon, BledsOei Brittle,
Coward, Dunawsy, Faulkner, Care {, Gar
ner, Grove, Hood, JARVIS, Melton, Murphy,
Nicks, Ordway, Pearson, Rogers, Simmons,
shuliz, Smith, of 0bi0n, Steele, snO5der ",
Travis, Thomas, OF Coffee, Thomas, Of Ben
ton and Humphreys, Williams, Wi H.,
Speaker Heskel-2S.
Mr.. Hood moved 20 strike out the words
two Majors, wherever $hey occar.
Mr.. Arnell moved 70 Icy that on the table.
Carried, as follows
Ayes-M. ssrs Anderson, Arnell, Baker.
Blackman, Doughty, Dewdy, Dugean, Dun
away, Elliott, Freeman, Fus0n, Garner, Gil
msr, Hudson, JOINS. Of Greene, Mason,
MaxEell, Melton, MullOy, Porter, Rsulston,
Smith, Of Hardeman, snodderly, Thorn
burg. Underwood, Waters, of Madison, Wa k
er, Welsh, Wines, WOodeOck, WoOds-S0.
Nayes-Messrs Brandon, b edsOe, Brittle,
Coward, Dunaway, Faulkner, Garrett, Grove,
Hood, jarvis, Mcrphy, Nick, OEdway,
Pearsoa, Rogers, immons, shultz, Smith,
Of Obion, S eele, Travis, Thomas, Of Coffee,
Thomas, Of Benton aud Humphreys, vii
liams, Wills, Speaker Heiskell-g5.
Mr.. Garner proposed 10 s rike out the
words two MrjoIs," and insert Zone Ma
ior."
Mr.. Smith Of Hardeman moved 10 amend
that, b. retaining the words 1.-TWO Majors"
but inserting alter them: "and they shall
receive Sl63 per month each, according to
regulations, and no more"
Before the vote was taken, Mr.. Arnell
moved 70 adjourn, which was agreed to.
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Eight Fmlsgioaa CARED.

Tou1g Man. stop naiose you ruriea - "
&c., a1taci b Man, thera n no disalae n -
h cure a. Night Emisgi0ne, and plIalqiAa- -
rarrsa that uudcrltsud tzefiing "a and - ~ -
.aF that nave cured doEsae In ms ety. A. -.
ID different States who have aponi doiier dief -
~. suI are now vel cured By me. ara dAg y
saving Islterl and GandiHE ulei.c.Re = AZ 49,
Do counirg. IN Ncfd, al il1at are e
anF way, md VII owe me cal, III
uflou ior al q he dlesaeG lallcned
rerT Fql1alt. lie Les u roi1rsnoas : - = -
CilT.
al Iaiiads Stressed 10
Dr. MUGILh
unioa aifsst, NazhElia, Ie.1-
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Impeachine nc President.

A correspondent ef the Standard suggested
sometime sine, the Impeachment I'll tue
President for Decentralization. The
clamor raised by the proposal has NOT wholly
subsidized vet. We're there amy other mode
OF reaching him, Impeachment need not be
named but that something effective should
be done, becomes every day m0rs and N ne
apparent HIS whole p an OF recons lruction
is an outrage on the very name Of Justice
and right The Presidential pardons too ere
81 Insulting burlesque GA The name Of gov
eminent and law When before were par
dYns ever poured out BY thousand 70 "A,
iRnoc snt or gully, witho even 4 form Of
trial? \ { rebel, red as he may be with
human blood, is in tue least Inundated By
such pardon. He can claim privilege aud
preTogaiige, with as brazen a front as be-
fore His app intment 10 office, and his
restoration al st ! rampant rebels to their
immense landed and other property, aud 10
al civil, political, and personal rights,
are most daring rrpeal Of the acts OF
Congress. His treatment Of the whits
Southern delega'iOts who crowd in upon
b m, his adulauons Of them as a sutlimely
v,rtuous body Of meD, represe nting millions
of people equally 50, his eulogies of s'their an
cieaf instincts or frankaesS and manly honor,
prove that he is in sYmpa ay with The
rebels. And now he has ordered tie wretch
who solicited in his newspaper a mi bon
d liars fer the assassination OF President
Lincoln, out of the hands OF military su-
th0rity and sent him down TO Alabama, 20
be tried before such civil court ard iurv
as that still defiant horde Of rebels viii give
HIM. Meanwhile, tbs universal cry still il
stand by the President--support the present
plan Of reconstruction. The colored man
and his cause, especially his right Of suf-
frage, must be Indefinitely postponed. And
50 we seem rapidly drifting to q crisis where
John Brown or a Touisant L'Ouverture
must be the forlorn hope Of salvation Il
even iemnsnt Of the nstion shall be
saved.-Neio York AHti-Siarer3 Standard,
Oct p.
The STANDARD belongs to the Wendell
Phillips school Of radicals. If they could
have their way the President would be
kicked ont Of che executive chairin a hurry
But they are in lean minority; and, from
present appearances, are likely to continue
50. The Presidents policy is becoming
stronger daily, whilst the opposition is last
losing hope.
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The following is the letter in fun Of Rob
ert Guild, rebel commissioner Of Exchange
Of Prisoners, submitted in she Wiz trisl:
CIrY PoIsF, March IL, 1865.
Brigadier Geseral winder;
SRA aag-of-truce boat has arrived
with so political prisoners-6en. Barrow
end several other prominent nen amongst
them.
wish you 10 send me, at four o'clock
Wednesda morning, all the military pris-
oners, Except officers aud an the political
prisoners you have. II any Of the political
prisoners have on hand proof enough to con
wet them Of being spies, or Of having com
mitted other offences which should subject
them 10 punishment, go state opposite their
names Also state whether vOa think, un-
der all the circumstances, they shou 4 be
re eased. The arrangement hsve made
works largely 10 our favor. We get rid Of
set OF miserlb bic wretches, and receive some
Of be bsst material ever sfw.
Tell Capt. Turner &c pm down on the list
Of political prisoners the names Of Edaard
g. Egglihg aud Eugenia Harmmermiater
The President is anxious they should get
OF. They arc here now. This, Of course, is
between ourselves. II you have any female
D 1litical prisoner whom wa can send of
safely % keep her company, ! would ike
you o. send her.
Two hundred and odd more political pris-
onsrs sre on their way.
would be more full ia nay communica-
ton i'll had time.
Yopri truly, RosrgT oULD,
Agent OF Exchange.
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AGuLASr KSIeHT CoNEs 70 Gear. The
following incident is given IN a New York
paper as having recently occurred in she
Central park:
Not l5ng sgo pretty, saucy cirl, the
daughter Of q wealthy merchant, was riding
in the park, with gentleman who had
some hopes Of obtaining her hand. He
pushed his SUIT while they were pa sing M
enc OF the drives, aud the lady answered
him iestinEy:
I'll you val ride straight across the park
grass, going out CA the other side ! VIII say
yes.
The gentleman closed with the offer Al
once, and sporfssd his nag over the soft turf
Of waich the Park commissioners are so
Jealous. Instantly the Polieemea began to
ran from every direction rattles were
sprung threats were uttered. The appear
ance OF the cholera could not have INSIDE
more hue aud ory. The Young man went
ON as fast as the horse would take him. but
he stack ia = swampv place 81 last; t.fe en-
emy came down upon MN, and he surren-
dered at discretion.
The lady seeisg him borne of BY the men
ia gray, pursue 1. and tald the officers shat
she was the cause They at once took n
into custody. and held both Of them In du-
rance for q few hours. This ehaled the
lady 50 much taat, on release, she ordered
the gentleman % quit her for good, because
be made fool of himself 50 Willilgay. In
the eud, as IN the test. he went 70 grass
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Senate bill authorizing the Governor to
or Ter an election for eounty officers in Ger
tain cases, and also TO appoint others in GER
tain other case, was taken up, and rejected,
because the exig. ncies which formerly call
ed for it had passed away
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A melancholy affair occurred in British
Guinea on the 10Th of last month. party
Of several gentlemen left George.ovp on the
18th Of September, TO visit the penal settle
ment Of the colony, anu, on their returs,
two boats carrying number Of excursion
ISIS, undertook to 60 over the falls on the
Massariui River One boat passed them in
ssiety, but the other became unmauageable,
and ont oftwenty -oue persons on b ard, nil c
including Captain Bresford, the Governors
son in law, were drowned.
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HOUSE OF RErREsENrArEYEs.

OCTOBER % loo9
The House was called 10 order at nine
O'Clock, g. m, By the Speaker. The journal
Of The oath was read and approved.
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silly southern Men.

The New York Express, under the above
head. ssys there Is a little class Of Ileh,
South, who, during the wa, kelt ituP. by
tanning The breeze with nonsense, aud who
are now fnding vent in the North One Of
thcm, d Mr. Edward A. Polls d, Of the
Richmond Examiner" wh1 has thus been
venting his mind IN the New York DAILY
News" This Ma. Polls d il sxasperating
the saaihern psople, sneeribg At the oath ?
tifers, the pardon seekers, etc, and for
siscuug meu 70 Congress that can take the
test oath. The Pollatds ought to 60 the
way Of the Yauceys, % gross.
'.Ihe s 5uih made an issue on slavery sud
ths extension Of slavery, was whipped, and
uinety-niue out OF hundred Southern men
own up 10 H. slavery is abolished, and
wih 30 an iis incidents and accidents.
Every Southern mau knows al this, AID
on y she dead ignore Sc. The ncgro is left
just where he is Do the Nor.h,-in CONFETTI
cui. o. Colorado, or in New York that is,
Horscre ia che body polite Every live
saulh-rn man Iow, not only G pts, but,
In good hesrt, adopts, this new order Of
thing. viih tll necessary oaths, PsFdons,
slr.-aad the Drawer the Southern man was
iu the arny. with the better heart he ae-
ceris g. Hence. al these Pollard, dead
Aaucsy efforts % retire the Southern heart,
which cannot end vent in the Southern
rrs1. ought 10 be slnolhered ina the North
We have beard ID askcd why Presi.
den, johnson has Prealply extended par
don 30 O. nun Der of his ola Democratic com
rode. 10 ihh siatt-"frst clats secession
ist -and overlooked the petitions Of rum.
Der. Of his old political opponents. IL il
probable the President thinks HE old Dem.
ocralc ehums we're rebel. Tor want of bet ei
ssase Wits his ola political opponent
wsat toto She rebellion wiifully, and know
uriy ersnmiuiug crime. aid that, there
for.s it 81 proper 20 hold the applications o
the buer Jar pardon ia uheyauce. Let 81
such Do patient Their day will me.
Hy t-s say, good Joke is told 90 ons O
our rlrdoIei Democrats who considered
himself leader. d pardon in his Pocke
secure. he called 90 the office Of the Clerl
af the Federal cour. IN his city, when th
following colioguy occurred
larfascf--llavs you an indictment 20
treasou or conspiracy against me
Circt-No. sir.
Purdoao5--But didnt Judge cation sea
up aoule, one against me among them, an
put ihem avayg
Cicrl-Nouc s-ainsi you there we've n
indictments except Of prouinoat mea.
Pursoioi-. Apparently much shocked b
not being regarded as prominent Why,
Wa on oryisai ssc,ssigHisi ai,d ono Of "a
ar,f % 81 oaff
Tity De- hadn't staid out
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The election for Governor, Representa-
slrA 10 s,snersss, members of the State
Legislature, sheFihs and elsEks ~ North
Csrol-ns takes place on Thursday eth Of
gNSvsal.at nezt. Gov. Holdeo is a.
rs.,.s..i a. : esndi date for Governor OF the
4Naaousl Union Andrew johnson Ticket"
IN response 10 a letter signed By 3 msjority
eftbe members Of the STATE Convention, re-
aue-tine HIM 10 permit his name to be
rls.,e5 before she people Of Worth Caroline
for the Office Of Governor be, aiter con
sentng, SAYS
GsutIemeu it is not agreeable % my feel
mos in q crisis alike lhe present, when ey-
.rVtl, III dear 10 us depends upon union
MD harmo1 ~ among ourseiVes, 70 speak of
pa-fi . dstrrcate faction and bitter party
spirit b. the Aahe Of he Republic. Tho
avifs Ne are nov zuiIrring, With all-the ca
sahifies THAT haze beiailen US, may be
trrrstto this source. As Prov ;sional Gov
vrro- 81 The state, IN all have said and
done. : have fuOWn no party but The sin-
c~rs trends of the I ion. ! am neither
Democrat nor q Wing. Both ihfse pa-tes
were buried in the grave Of The REBEL on.
All cen cay is, ] am a North Carclinian,
heart and s0ai-fI aHs al AHericaa,H the
proidest expression that can issue from hu-
man iipz. aad while J bold, with Andrew
IlEEfQh aiu merry -NAAlf Allht ttt ltoptt
are the soarce of al power IN this country,
ana alone eatlled - rule, ! declare that
Tie ouly perry 20 which belong is the
AaGosa Lsi0n party, composed Of ihe be-t
element, % ell TIE old parties. Of which
Andrew lo- nfon D. the head
But ths Governor Is MOTTO have the course
60 himself He has mortslly ofend,d the
old Why Chief ". a. Grahsm, BY suggest
irrt5 ihe President not 10 giant his Ora
ham 81 Application ior pardon, and Graham
ba- declared .'war 20 the knife" upon him.
A recent publication by Grahsm Of HE
views iouching the consiitutionality OF the
Congressional test oath shoUs that Governor
Holden understood bis man, and was right
m uot recommending him. 10 executive
ciemfney. He has 20 "eone down" eonsid-
ornLly yet. before it viii be safe TO trust
him Nevertheless, be is a man Of great
influence, and his opposition VIII have
weight The Treasurer Of the 8 ate Mr..
Worth. is 90 be used against Gov. Holden.
lie claims - be a better Union MAJ. That
be msy BE- and ztil be io0rftless as Go
vernon, in comparisoa.W ith Holden.
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1itsuSsmu srSAvoss.-'rhe Legislature
81 Mississippi have elscted Hone. ". L..
sharkey ana Jas. II. Alcarn q reprssent
tha. STATE m the Uuiiel States Senate
Eycryb5dyt ama.sr vita the history OF
ledge shariey. zen. Airern IL member
81 the les llturs. rcpress atiug Coahausa
county. a. sss Union nan when the
ysar commenced. slld amoRysi the lssl 10
sacrumb. Ie BIAS teen warm coadiutor
o. Gov. si,arkey. sud IS a ira supporter OF
Prcsiaeni Johusoni Poiry. he was eloe.
,.l % tte 80 hailo. over se,rEsl comp.li-
t-rs. Hs4 q. shsu lgrer bs,ur the
.trourll. ~ Is tlec.cl ior tlr l,ur terra.
Nrlua TEsTNaXY.--A despatch from Jack
son. Mis-. TO tie New York Herald. SAYS
The pegro tortimony men have small ma
jori.y iu the Lesisiaiere. Mississippi win
cone up "all right"
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BY Mr.. Thomas, Of Coffee A petition
from the officers and citizens Of Tullahoms
asking The establishment of a Recorders
Court in the town Referred.
BY Mr.. Wines Petition from the mer-
chants Of c arksyille, askiBg the removal Of
the Two per cent tax Referred 70 the Com
mistee on WaJ and Means.
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Young Msrrisd Lsdiss uh0za miai0ftuas = ~
o1an not % bring iuIth In dua Eeaaou, ra1no.ip.i
God has aaid yol shouid multiply and ropianish. y
this Ia your desire you can consult ne eitlaI y
Ietter Or 10 person. No laiJ over tnirI-hFe Jea,s
al r.ra need uialro Application. Az coIrl1aliaAAl-s
i. - ~ u----n -------. -----------
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uffn .nashchoa; Rhsunan.rn, Assess q lhl
Lung8; Dsaasea Of tie Throat, 5Eelled l1illt
sid Limb Pisurisy PniHs, u'ceTa, CsEcaIi ei1s'eI
Diseases Of ne Heart and LIVER lnlaIurla2oe 9
tho Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings hYl Or eciul.-i
TENS, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and Consump aon-
togsther WITH az Private Diseases ~
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs
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The bill for the pro ection of sheep from
dogs was read second time.
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City Taxes.

NarHrrtrr. o-iobsr p, -
A ~ sdA NKIAND CcI.fc Or O. ~ -. !.
y. foa afe hsratT inssf1ais1 o. 49, =. ~
al 81 De city 0srcrs OBJ aI t117e - f-ras Il
make psvunert On 30 hef1re u o.. 80 49, -
Der rerf- or sun wiz bel iTctill -. -.
par.iaiitv. Dc D. nol iha olse = - -, s.ss-s ~
y we s-y - -. = vfss n ne nee'ss 81 ci
, ,,s .'i1 5ola1 . ne 'rsssafy = "a ' .
ne curfell * 49,. lrsfru-lldus 81 order af
genee y ~ ,3,,.oa C1anel. tnrcush Iis ~
nance o. unli-ef- P0HT. THOMrsoE,
j. DUNCAN.
II q CCTrUE
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oFncs Dspor ooMMIsssRY.
Musical Gymnastics.

A IL dssirous a joining the class in Lighi or
~ Par'or 6vnmasiics. are feque sed % meet ~
tie Thslis HEi, in he Court HOUSE, on Thursdsy
q eneoa. ats o'c oeE. There vi b. three seasons
a uees q two h3urs each.
erfas-af
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We republish this morning, from the New
York Tr.hans, the whole Of the letter Of
Major George l. siearns. Of Med'ord, Mas
sachusetts. detailing conversation with
President johnson. d was published with
lhs consent Of the President, sitter revision
bE him.
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huNkhhNa = tNANf.
The bin atolishinR the ray Of the Gov
ernor's staff. was taken up.
Mr.. Arurll thought that the Governor
should have two clerks and that the pay Of
Major was none too high. Il took one clerk
10 make endorsements on psrdoas alone.
Mr.. h0sd was OPPOSED 10 the measure. Il
bad been said that the Secretary Of State
needed a cle-k. Why, under bis inlerrreta-
ton q she law his salary was from s, 00o
70 Slo .0o0 per annum; aud out Of this, he
ought 10 pay his own CLERK hire; and this
came out % the soldiers who had fought the
battles Of MS coan ~, and who should MT
be oppressed BY hesvy taxation.
Mr.. Steele thought the fees received by
the Secretary for commissions were clearly
illegal.
Mr.. Ho,d ssid that 10 We were to have a
clert, lft us have q clerk. and not a Msior.
Alrcsdy the fact had been drawn Sus,
that Sls00 appropriated 20 Investigate the
affairs ct tie bank, hsd been swallowed BY
men already drawing large psy, for per
forming no lsbo Tennessee money Is
wor b twenty cents on the dolla- and yet
we are asked 90 keep up grand establish-
ment for the benefit Of somebody, and his
sons. We can well afford to keen the Adm.
liant General, because We need HIM; but the
nthers-staE oiiicers-Were not needed
were useless.
As 70 the necessity for keeping a Clerk 70
endorse Iardons-Why he wouldn't vote a
cent 90 Clerk t. do that He didn't care
whether rebe were pardon or hanged.
be would sustain the government in either
ca e. "old Andy" had hsad Of his own.
and be didn't supposc e mattercd much
what was done here. for the Pre- ident would
do as ne plea Cd in the end. II we were to
have Clerks, LEI rs have them. Grandeur
is PLAYED out
Mr Hudson--And grand eloquenoe COO.
Mr.. Hood-rhst is cheap Is didn't c5si
anything; bat military grandeur does.
Mr. Waters, OF Madison, thought the Sec
retary Of State did net get enough. unless
be had Clerk allowed Inn. He referred
10 the derangea condition Of everything.
and tbs amount Of labor required 70 bring
things to order. We had the right men in
the right ofices, ROW, snd We ought 70 keep
them sad pay them. The gentleman from
Hamilton had got an idea that there vas
something wrong IN the BrownloW family.
NJ hood-That is 20.
NJ. Waters-Well you didu't always think
=, But You have worked yourself up 70 i
'ee'a's you don't Ike the Governor
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The Army and Navy Journal, speaking Of
Gen. Grants order Of The 9,h reducing the
army says at is one Of the most simple,
com Prehenilve, and symmctr cal, both in
i'''n and idea, ever rsue3 from the Depart
mei' and ID is one e the most radical and
sweeping Tbs Central always does his
work well.
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Non Daniel s.. Dickinson made a speech
~ tho Cooper Institute. New York. on the
night Of tho 2o,h. He discussed az length
the Palioy oi the President. aud declared
bis olin.o1 that he sosthcrn s,stes have
nsyer ten out Of the Union. A. 10 their
representative ga cotEr,ss. e any State
senis l.sley-l prlmproper members, the re
dress u toe Federal Cove nment is simple
and rests oith tbe two Houses Of Oongr,ss.
They au sein ana czclusive judges Of the
qsalifesiin ufn,onhert. aUd efihe rights
o. seais sud msy aimi, ~ reiect as sesms
b. The msiabers Of such houses just and
proper, aud ,his je,.sion B. lual. lie hsd
no douht that ucrrg -uapge woald eYsutu-
ally be- adopted by ai zee state. though
coasiderinr BE- State question exclusively.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-26

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-26

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csliy. a sao.t Lme since, iuisrlned the
Ciailsn ,hai i 'r5sis have T. hahi down =
nsrro trshaouy esiors. The Clarion has
since been elected By the Legislature. public
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