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IA DO YOU WISH TO BE CURED? IF so, SWALLOW
three hogsheads of Buchu, Tonc Bitter, Sar-
apara," Nervous Antidotes, &c., &c, and after you
satisfied with the result then try box OF OLD DOC
TOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS-and be
restored health and gcr in less than - days They
purely vegetable pleasant take &salutay in their
the broken down constitution Old
and young take them with advantage. DR. BUcHANs
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS in less than 30 days the
of Nervousness Impotence Premature Decay
Seminal eakness Insanity and all Urinary Sexual and
Nervous Affections matter from what produced.
Price 81 per box. Sent, postpaid by mail receipt of
order. Address, JAMES 5. BUTLER,
No. 429 Broadway, New York Gen. agent
P.S.-A box sent to any address receipt of price
which is OGe DOitaT-post free. E-A descriptive Circu
lar sent application Sw7
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n Probate Kenoshn County Courr

In the matter of the estate Of Martin Paekman.
In reading and fling the petition of Catharine E.
~ Packman, of Bristol, in Kenosha County. and
state OF Wisconsin, and taking due proofs the same
representing among other things, that Martin Pack
man late OF enosha County, the 18th day Of Au-
gust A. D. 1865, died intestate, leaving goods, chat
te and estate within this county, that she the
petitioner IS widow Of said deceased; and praying
that administration of said estate be granted to
II ordered that SAID petition be heard before the
Judge OF this Court Friday the 9th day of October
4. D. 1862 at ten O'Clock n. 81. at his Office in the
city and county of Kelosha.
And It is further ordered, that notice thereof be ri.
ven 10 the heirs of said deceased, and all persons
interested by publishing cory of this for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing ia the
henosha Telegraph weekly newspaper printed ard
publish I'd 10 Kenosha IL said county.
3w15 l. W. WEBSTER
Dated kenosha, Sept. ID, 1865. County Judge.
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Resolved, That the fundamental principle
of Republication requires that Government
should be by the consent of the governed,
that those who.pay taxes and fight to sup
port the Government should have voice in
its administration, and that We are in favor
of the proposed amendment to orr State
Constitution, to secure equal and impartial
suffrage
On motion, Convention adjourned until s
o'clock to morrow morning.
SEPTEMBER 7, s O'clock A. M.
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Lyons Periodical Drops
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

grafton and better than Pills, Powders Nosrus
Being liquid their action is direct and positive render
ing them reliable speedy and certain specific for
OF all onstrucSons and suppressions Of nature Their
popularity indicated by the fact that coo bottles
are annually sold and consumed by the ladies of the uni
ted States, every speak the strongest
praise of nelr great merits. They rapidly taking
place of every other Remedy and consid-
cred by all who know aught of them the SAFEST
and most nfabie preparation in the world for the
of all female complaints the removal of all distractions Of
nature, and the promotion of health regularity and
strength Explicit directions directions stating when they
be used, and explaining when and why they should
not could not be used without producing effects
rary to natures chosen laws will be found carefully fold
ed around each bottle, with the written signature of
JOHN L. Lyon, without which are genuine.
Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LYON, 1876 Chapel Street
New Haven Conn who be consulted either personally
by mail enclosing stamp, concerning all private dis
eases and female wcaknesses
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
G G CLARK e. CO., n#
ly89aw General Agents for U. S. and Canadas.
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Burnside on Suffrage,
Gen. Burnside, in his speech at thejWoo
Manufacturers Convention at PHILADELPHIA

Gen. Burnside, in his speech at thejWooI
Manufacturers Convention at Philadelphia
on the 9th instant, said:
a. think The only hang to do noac as TO tru 10
make orr neaghborS Of The tSouM and everu one
Use to feel that are ought TO grant 10 everg free
man on this continent tie q9ght TO Aeip rule the
land ind, wI,ate qoe grant This, let rs ask Al
mighty God, acbo has assisted as SO long, to an
Fuence all those uho may ha0e the right to yote,
o" the right s'de" tGreat applause.
Gen. Burnside is said to have entered the
war democrat. The above sentence
proves that he came out Of it democrat
For, according to Webster, democrat sis
one who favors the extension Of the right of
suffrage to all classes of men," 1t will be
some time before Webster will be held in
terlor as an authority, to Rynders of New
York, Or Byington of Iowa. Gen. Burnside
has carried good many strong positions
well defended by rebel bayonets, but never
one worthier Of his steel than that against
which he mounts his artillery in the above
pithy sentence.
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NOTICE

TENhe COpartnership heretofore existing be-
"A tween Doctors FARR and HEFFRoN is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. A. FAIR,
Kenosha, dug IS, 1866 L. HEBRON
all accounts of said firm are left with a. Farr for
settlement The books and will be found t
the Union Drug Store, and DR.. Starkweathcr is au,
horzed to make settlement in the absence of Dr. Farr
immediate payment is requested. 4wl5
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KenOSha Co. Teaches. Institute,

will be he'd at WILM0T, commencing Oct. 9th ana
ending Oct, 18th,
teachers examina alton for members of Institute
and fOl the towns of Wheatand, Rsnda Salem and
Brighton, will be held al Wimot, Friday, Oct, goth
and continuing Saturday if necessary Board will be
furnished at so per week,
Thera Spect4L reasons why these who propose
to teach, the coming winter should attend See circu
lar. II. GRAHAM,
The Mason and HamIin Cabinet Organs,
forty different styles, adapted to sacred and
music, for $50 to $500 each. THIRTY~FIYE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS or other first premiums awarded
them. Illustrated Catalogues free. Address MASON
d HAMLIE, Boston, OF MASON BROTHERS, New
York.
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New Advertisements,

1t is hereby ord by the Common Council of the
CITY of kenosha, That side walk four feet wide OF
plank two inches thick laid engthwise and well spiked
upon mbers four inches square, built the west
side OF Ann Street. from the south end of the walk
said street south to the corporation line.
Passed August 4th, 1865.
G. Il. LEWIS. N. IL p YTTIT.
City Clerk, Movor
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DISSOLUTION 0F CO.PARTNERSHLp

FENHE copartnership heretofore existing between
"a the undersigned, under the firm name of Sim
mons & Sweet, was By mutual consent dissolved on
the 18th day Of July, 1865. Simmons will settle all
accounts of the late firm and continue the mercantile
business at the old stand. Il. SIMMONS,
Kenosha, Sept s, 1865 Avis SAMUEL H. SWEET.
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XVWBsNERs! WHEsExERs

Do you want Whiskers or MOustaches? Our Grecan
Compound will force them to grow on the smoothest
face chin, or hair on bald heads in Six Weeks
Price $100. Sent by mail anywhere closely sealed,
on receipt of price 1y4l
Address WARNER C Co., Box 1873, Brooklyn, n Y.
KENDALL's AMBoLINE is neutrality-suspicious.
article tor the hair. which, While it beauties and
keeps in perfect order, adds to its gloss md vitality
The remarkable popularity of the Amboine is thus
counted for for it has superior in the world We
advise you to procure it at once.
Burnhams q Van Schaack GenI Agents, Chicago
1y4Swlyc f. ROBINSON, Agent Kenoshs.
Also sold by WHEELER G. CLARK.
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head nerves kidneys bladder womb and blood affections
of the urinary orgrns, gravel scrofula, rheumatism,
tarrh, Asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia.
Our practice is not of experiment, but of twenty
years standing founded the laws Of Nature, with
experience and evidence sustain it, Do down
build up maize sick TO make we-no harsh treatment
no trihing hattering.' We know the and the
remedy needed guess work. but knowledge gained by
of experience in the treatment of these diseases
clusivelyno encouragement without prospect Candid
in opinions, reasonable in charges claim
everything, cure everybody, but do claim to
son and We invite the sick, matter
aim CALL investigate before they
hope make interrogatons and decide oc themselves
will thing consultation is This the
Sixth year that have visited this place, aud shall max
my visits for regularly on the days OF the
every eight weeks.
| "a
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Col. Thomas s. Allen, of Iowa county
was then declared the unanimous nominee
for Secretary of State
Col. Allen appeared before the Conven-
ton and formally accepted the nomina-
ton.
On motion, formal ballot for State
Treasurer was ordered, with the following
result
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FOR SALE!

A 3-STOIEY BRICK STORE, q f-2 by 50 feet
IA the best in the city TINS property will
sold rate that will pay u per cent interest on the
Investment, after payment Of taxes and insurance.
ALSO,
q 90 ACRES, known as the "Foster FARM jmme-
n diatey adjoining the city This farm the highest
land in the vicinity overlooks the city and lake and
upon tue extension of the town offers the best build
ing sites to be found good orchard house and barn
and sufficient tm5er is upon the premises.
Also a farm OF 81 acres, mile from the city,
small houss, good barn, living water and timber
enough Tor all purposes. 1t has all varieties of soil
and IS the best and neatest site for country resi-
dence, IL the county 1t be divided into farms Of
from TO Is acres each.
All Of the above property will be sold very cheap
and upon rcasOna0ie time. Apply to
2wl4 JOSIAH BOND,
At Kenosha, at Al La Sale St., Chicago.
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KEsosuA. August q. 1865.

hENOaHAi august II, IoO0.
The co-partnership heretofore eXi sting between the
undersigned, ofsthe firm of Wheeler Clark is this
day dissolved by mutual Consent.
Clark, having purchased the entire interest
the notes aid accounts Of said firm will be settled
with him, He alone is empowered 10 use the firm
nam settling. j. b WHEELER
4Wl2 II. Il. CLARK.
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$40 REWARD.
6tTRAYED from the Water Cure, on Sunday
~ Morning last Sept. 10Th, a small
Black and Tan Doc.
SO WARD.

having on his neck Patent Leather Collar & small
brass paddock; Tor the return of which the above Re
ward will be paid by the owner
1wl5 Mrs j. w sPONsIER
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NO IC

a LII persons are hereby notified not to trust OF
IN haTbor my " ile, Mary Voigt, with board OF
fherwse she having left my bed and board without
just cause or provocation
WheStland, Aug. %, 1865.
3w13 WMKELM VoIGT.
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He is foolish lover who praises bis mis-
tress In the presence of a rival more quail
fed to Gerry her off than himself
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EQUALIZATION oE STATE TAxEs.-Tbe
Switchboard of equalization completed its la
bors and adjourned Friday afternoon at 5
o'clock.
The following is astatement of the CLASH
ficaticn OF the farming lands finally agreed
nnnn. with the cnnntino ,,Innol =; IL q -
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Upon the declaration of which, VIM. E.
Smith of Dodge was made the unanimous
candidate Of the Convention for State Treas
urer.
Mr. Smith came before the Convention
and sccepted the nomination.
ATTORNEY General rnsuItod 90 IL "
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TAKEN UP.

Iame into the in closure of the subscriber in the
" town Of Salem, on or about the II day Of Sept
1868, yearling FLY colt, brown with two white feet
and star in the face. The requested to CALL
prove property, pay charges and take the away
J. BISHOP.
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Union NOMINATIONS

For Governor
GEN. LUCEUs FAIRCHELD, of Dane
For Lieutenant Governor
WYMAN sPOONER, of VaIwOrth.
For Secretary Ct State
THOMAS y ALLEN, of IOWA.
For State Treasurer
WILLIAM e. SMITH, of Dodge.
For Attorney General
CHARLES II. GILL, of Jefferson.
For Bank Oomptroller-
Jm. RUsE, of Vernon.
For State superintendent
JOHN G HcnYNN, of Racine.
For s tate Prison Commissioner
HENRY CORDIER, of Winnebago.
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SPECH.EE NOTICES.
TO CONsUMPTIVES.

SUFFERERS with Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, OF
any disease of the Throat Lungs, will be eheerfuly
furnished without charge with the remedy by the
which the Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, of Wiliamsburgh, N
completely restored TO health after suffered
several with that dread disease Consumption TC
COnsumptive sufferers this remedy is worthy of
trial twill cost nothing and may be the of theil
perfect Those desiring will please
dress REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON. 16j South Second
treei, illiamsburgh, Kings Co. n. Y Gw9
The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warming
and instruction for Young Men-published by thu
Howard Association, and sent free of charge in sealed
envelopes. Address DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. 1y37
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DIED.

OF dysentery, ALICE Sheldon HA YTHoRN daughte
of John W. and Mary E. HaythOrn, aged ID months
and 10 days, died Sept. T. 1865.
One sweet flower has dropped and faded
One sweet infant voice is fed
One fair brow The grave has shaded;
One ear infant is dead;
But fea thought of sadness,
Fo child is happy now.
[Com.
In Paris, Aug. 24th, Mrs. Lucy TAYLOR, aged 50
years
She will long be remembered for the patience ant
cheerfulness which she exhibited during years ofwea
risome and painful disease. Her confidence in th'
goodness of God did not waver, neither did her graf
itude to him fail. Her last expressions those
love and good will to her family friends and others -
Being supported by the hopes of the Christians faith
her death PEACEFUL her departure from earth joy
Gus. Com.
BLISS. On the 25th ult, in the town of Salem, Mrs
ELIZA, wife of ]. Bliss, in the Sc year of her life
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TEVAKEN TJP-Rroke into

the enclosure of the subscriber in the
town of Pleasant Prairie, or about the 1st day Of
September 1865, light red YEARLING HEIFER, lined
back, white belly and legs partly white. The owner
is requested prove property pay charges and axe
her away. JAMES SCorr
Pleasant Prairie, Sept 9, 1865. Avis
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MINORITY REPORT.

Rieso!oed, That by reason Of the rebellion,
and OF its subjugation by the armies of the
Union, 1t has become necessary to recon.
struct civil government in the rebelIious
States; and that in such reconstruction it is
the right and duty of the nation to impose
such conditions as experience has shown ia
be essential to its future peace and integ-
rity,
Reso50ed, That the first great essential
condition Of such reconstruction is. that the
new government should come with free
constitution, by which slavery shall be for
ever prohibited
Reso5Ued, That in our opinion it is incom-
.patible with the honor of the nation. after
having called on the negro to aid it in the
hour of its danger, to abandon him in the
hour of that victory which his efforts help.
cd to secure; that to brand him as unwor-
thy the right of suffrage, is to deliver him
dIsarmed and helpless into the hands of his
enemies, and that therefore it is competent
and right, and in accordance with that ma
tional faith which is virtually pledged to
him for his protection, to impose as a fur
Their condition of return to full fellowship in
the Union, that the Constitution shall as to
the right of suffrage, make no discrimina-
ton against any on account Of race or col
or.
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The Committee on Resolutions, through
their chairman, Hon j. r. DoolittIe nres-
'ented the following series of resolutions
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Kenosha City Hotel during Saturday,
until o'clock the 28th of October
1865. At Woodstock, Exchange
Hotel, the 25th of Sept, and Goth Of
Nov.
rsag- Residence and Laboratory. Waukegan ILL
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The name of VIM. A. Bugh was with
darwin.
Hon. Byron Paine stated that his name
had been presented under inisunderstand-
ing and he withdrew it.
The third formal ballot was then taken.
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Col. Thomas S. Allen. 17o
W. W. leu. ----.---.----.9S
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The Convention met pursuant to adjourn

Iotai- l49
There being no choice another ballot was
taken
The name of Winfield Smith was with
drawn, and the name of Byron Paine was
| ,,roso.,41,l LIZ IL. M; line ,,l-,, lnlnoat;or
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Aotol HuHOeE Vi FOteS CAST II |
Mr. Price withdrew his name from before
the Convention, announcing, that it had
been presented without his consent,
Convention adjourned until o'clock:
S O'CLOCK, p. M-The Convention was
called to order by the President.
Hon. E. w. keyes, of Dane, moved that
the chair appoint State Central Commit
tee, to consist Of seven members, one from
each congressional district, and a chairman
from the state at large. Carried.
Hon. A. W. Starks Withdrew the name of
IS. s. Wilkinson as a candidate for Lieutep-
ant Governor.
On motion, the Convention proceeded to -
formal ballot for Lieutenant Governor tbe
result being as follows:
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On motion, Hon. Wyman Spooner was
declared the unanimous nominee of the Cen
ventlon for Lieutenant Governor.
On motion, the Convention proceeded TO
ballot for candidate for Secretary Of State,
with the result following:
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Col. 9. r. Gill. of Jefferson county, was
then declared unanimously nominated.
On motion the Convention took an infor-
NAL ballot for candidate for Bank Comp
troller, with the following result:
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The Union State CnnHenfi0n.

WEDNESDAY, Sept 6. 1866 ~ NJ,
the Union State Convention met at the AS
sembly Chamber, in the Capitol, and was
called to order by Horace Rublee, Chairman
Of the State Central Committee.
On motion of Col. Buttrick, Maj. Morgan
L. Martin, of Brown county, was chosen
temporary Chairman.
w. @. Webb, of Waushara county, and
Lutte A. Taylor, of Pierce county, were cho-
sen temporary Secretaries
On motion of Col. Reynolds, the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed committee
on credentials, to wit:
Col. T. Reynolds, I'd Congressional District
Col Amasa Cobb, Sd % g"
Col. Z. l.. Buttrick, LIST q q
Hon A. 5. MeDi, 9th q "
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AUCTION.
AN oRDINANCE
A''s 3",, Fa1s. 1oF the CITY,

AssessIng Taxes for the. city 81
Wheeling for tho Year 1865. q"
G go. l. Be It ordHined by the Council of the oitv
- oLHheehn g That for the year 1855 there shall
DO levied, collected and paid on the persons and
subjects within this city mentioned IN Inc oriI-
nance for the use and beuet of the City of Wheel.
ing tne tax az follows: to wit: On all lands, lots
and real estate in thu city, not exempt from taxa
ton 40 cents on every hundred dollars value thereof
and S, on every ttheaGlo IN the city 50 cents.
thereof ~ - S''tS Wv 'Slue
sso 8. On every commission or forwarding NOR
fEC 4. On every license to haWksr or pedler.
whether the same BIO FIR tho whole or poTt al thG
2 SSC, sac no soeh license shall be transferred,
nor any person tranAact business hereunder excop
tue peTson named therein.
Slo. o On every lieenseto an Ruetioneer $50.
eAO' o. On every license to q sVsnier of noods
wares or merchandise, or either of them who EelIS
Spr1tuous tquors by whole sale or retail NOT 10 "a
drSnk AZ the place where sold, 4 tax Of sis.
$500. 4 :, " y, Asep = "naFt'ooat
SIC. s. On every license for theatrical perform,
tesnse for such performance per month 50. Eor
tnSee months 500; for one year $500.
Y, 0G eEeE{ days circus performance or
slo TO- On every day = exhibition Of wire or roma
u1 nee or sgiery or PuPPet shows $50. -
~ ~. % all other shows concerts or exhibit.
charged. - y ""''u money -
sEo u. On every license to keep q house Of uri.
q s's entertainment $40. On every bCarding.house
BIO ls On every license for the wholesale of pp,,
powder go and on every license for the sale OF ann
re II. On every license to keep = bnliafd.ro room
e me tSh Hso and entsrtannens Of PersOns SO for
sAo; 70, On every license to keep q bowling aliAT
g iaoon 800 for the rSt aey and Sl5 fSf
p a1gttio1Ai alley, except the alleys bslonFinR
10 S me wheeling 0ymastie Association. 1s
stG u. 70 On every lcence for pablo pistol gAl
$40 IL. On every license on wheel carriages kan.
tCE hEo or for use aud hire within said oity. ne
following tax, to Wit: ~ ~ " ~ 1ue
IN every tour-hoTSs TOUR wheel cnFfiRVe IS. sl
Sn every two ,hOrlo fOur.Wh0el. carriage 81
IN every ono horse iouE, wheel oIrriaSe So
Sn every kurshorse wagon S.. 10 -5i ,
On every Two or three-h wagon 81
20 every one or tUo.hoTs0 cart, dray or wagon ~
Y ~ On every license 10 An agent for sSShi
company or GubaSentS OF any Insurance oompSSTi
SasS Incorporated or authorised by any nthSr
Ss -. Doing 1d business in the city $50.
az. "; 0nsyeEy license 70 broker doing business
SHo 60. The above mentioned tax shah bs lsv,,5
SOLICITED and Pata In addition to any tax vhics NAV
We XSG ;4 on The sams subject to the State Of
sac q. This ordinance shall be in force nom and
Passed May 90Ih, 1885. ~
.ies-9.. - n. ?. RRBEY, CITY olerss
:.
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The Radicals have opened FIRE upon the
President. Wendell Phillips, on We'd
uesdsy, delivered the fret shot at the an-
uiversary of the New England Anti. Slavery
Society, in Boston. he e1celled himself
in philippe, diEapprOVed the Presidents
North Carolina proclamation, and favored
the reputation of the national debt IS a
means of retaining the popular control OF
affairs. He promised that 9 reputation
party should have his vote and voice until
God called him home. He said that every
drop Of blood. and every dollar spent in
this war were vain, unless negro suffrage
were adopted. he held that there were
but Two parties in the OOuntry-ths JtE.
Davis party and the lovers of liberty-and
that every man who supported President
Johnson's North Carolina Proclamation
was sycoptant in bis heart. 1t would
have been better, he sfirmed. for Grant to
have surrendered to Lee, than for the Pre-
sident to have surrendered to North Caro-
lima. Mr.. Phillips was extremely bitter on
President johnson throughout, and said
that Sumner was the only true statesman,
ard but for him Louisiana would now be
in the Union.