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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-03
A CARD-Ed;tor of .LouruolLIn renI

A CARD.-Editor of J0ur10lEIn reply
to many letters and inquiries from people in this
ton of the country, the undersigned take great pleasure
in saying through the columns Of Paper that
renowned preparation known GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE is certain cure for Dyspepsia in its worst stages
Many Of long standing. within acquaint-
ance have been completely, and beliYe permanently
cured 1t will stop distress after eating almost insts-
taneously and enables the dyspepte who hss lived for
years upon Graham bread and the paines Diet to estas
heartily ne pesses and anything he chooses without
danger of distress, or sourn or rising ON the stomach
1t s an nfalibe corrector Of indigestion and conspa
tioa creates healthy Appetite stops siekheadachs
heartburn sickness at the stomach palms, crsmps OF
oolicin either the stomach bowels, and By enabling
the patient take plenty Of hearty food (which l. The
parent Of health produces Vgor strength and
In every trial have known II has speedily eradcsfed
Dyspepsia with all its attendant suerings weaknesses
debility and loss Of power, giving instead proper sc.
tivty and tone to the stomach and organs Of Digestion
and confidently believe, and the pubished GER
tifcates in circulars, smanecs, and in many Of
the leading Journals from convAlescent patsnts viii
csrfrm, completely, permanently, and almost mrsou-
lousy 'cure the worst OF Dyspepsia in existence
We warrant in every instance 1t can be obtained at
all the Drug Stores in the United States and Canadaa
81 90 per bottle, or six bottles for IS, 90.
o. g. CLARK B CO., ProrristoFs,
DIR. E. DILLON & SON. Agents, Fremont.
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CALL AND SEE
The What is it?'' at Kreb's and Boardman
COMMISSION.

1t will be seen by our columns to-day that
Grove j. Penny, Esq, No 81 Vine Street, Gin
cinpati, advertises as a "Produce Commission
Merchant" Mr.. Penny is among the first bus
mess men of the city, and has been in the pro.
duce business for several years. There is no
one with whom we are acquainted who
stands higher as a reliable, energetic, thorough.
going business man than does Mr.. p.
1t will be well for our merchants and those
wishing commission business done at Gin
cinnat TO read his advertisement.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-03

We noticed one of our Fire Engine Compan-
les No. L. out on parade or on trial of the En-
ginc. They look well and work well in their
coats of red. A little exercise now and then
will do them good and better fit them for their
duties in case of fire.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-03
SALOON.

Maj. A. J. Snyder has refitted his Saloon
and is now ready to entertain all who may fa-
v0r him with call. Both ladies' and gentle
men will receive the most courteous attention.
All the good things kept at any saloon can be
had at the Majors establishment. Call and
see how well you will be treated
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-03

our large stock of Kid, Buck and Fur Gloves.
Call and examine them. BED J y!esx}
H. L. d. j, Is. WILSON,
43-w2. i.tie i''f@ South of p. 0.
Among all the adornings of nature, there is
nothing more perfect and indispensable than
fine suit of hair. Itis the pride of man and the
crownirg glory of woman, 5a!eE} }
1t affords DIR. E. Dillon d Son the highest
qualification to offer for sale Reeves d Kings
Arnbrosia, the Greal Discovery of the age-sure
and infallible-producing not only avigorous
growth, but changing gray hairs to the original
color. h s.sA. t..-stfrrr
Their choice Perfumery, Soaps and Toilet Ar
ticles, which have justly given them such wide
celebrity, have been collected from the best
markets in the world, after careful investiga-
ton aud correct knowledge of their merits.
For Hair Restoratives, Toilet articles and a
great variety of choice articles call at the Drug
Store of DIR. E. Dillon d Son.. vss 14
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-03
new ADVERrIsEMENTs.
of Letters in Frcuont Poet Office

Commission Merchant, Grove J. Penny.
Especially to the Sick, DIR. E. Jolie Mattocks.
Great Chance for Agents, Jon"> Bros. d. Co.
Dividend notice, First National Bank.
Oliver House. Toledo, C. d. Mcwcombe.
Sale of OfHorses, B. Mooney
Public Sale, John g. Schriclcr
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BEST FAMILY PILLS.

ALEXANDRIA, Licking Co., Ohio, March 1855.
Mr.. ID. S. Opez-Desr Sir: have used SELLERS
LIVER PILLS myself and In my fsmiiy and must saw,
a. an alterstiUe and common family physic consider
il . very desirable pill.
They prompt, bat mild in their effect; arouse
healthy action Of the Liver carry of the morbid
t0ns, and leave the system in healthier condition
than any physic have ever taken administered.
Very truly and respectfully,
-. 80 =. SlMuEI. PARR
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing the increased demand throughout the coun-
try for Sugar Coated PEl' the proprietor has com
menced the process Of sUGAR CoArxe the oErEBRArED
Liver Pill thereby placing them before the public both
PLAIN and sUGAR Co1TED. ~ t-s E.
r. e. SELLERS x CO.,
ProPrfetOrs, PitisDurE, Pa.
For sale by DIR. E. DILLON d SON.
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w. KELLEY. MI. ID.
t.Human praise is sweet.

But so many thousands of persons have been
permanently cured of Catarrh by the use OF Or.
ID. H. Seelyes Liquid Catarrh Remedy, that to
hear the invaluable Medicine praised is no lon
ger novelty, For sale by all Druggists.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-03
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
Great Cure of Liver Complaint
BY the Original, Only True & Genuine
LIVER PILLS.

sLvRR CREEK, Ohio Co., Virginia, March 20, ls4o.
Mr. r. l., SsEers-Dear Sir: think II duty owe
to you and the public generally. to state that have
been afflicted with Liver Complaint for long time, and
80 badly that abscsss formed and broke which len
me In very low state Having heard OF your celebrated
and Recommended to BY my physician DR.. T. Smith,
concluded to give seem fair trial. purchased one
box and found them to b what they
ed-ths best Liver Pill used and aftsr taking four
boxes fdd the disease has entirely left me- and
perfectly we'll Respectfully yours,
D. b. COLEMAN.
WEST LIBERTY. March 26 IS4e.
certify that persoaly acquainted with Mr.. Cole
man. and bear testimony the truth Of the above
certificate. A. z. SHARP.
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rRaNsFFRs OF REAL ESTATE

The Copperheads in Woodford county, H.
linois, have nominated one Peter RexrOde, q
returned rebel soldier, for County Judge.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-11-03
Barrel and Stave Factory

A LII, TAKE NOTICE thatx are now buying
n STAVE TIMBEHs
ct the following prices;
Soft Timber $4,OO per cord, -
Red Oak, $3.50 per cord,
two and thirty-sevsn inches long and countad A.
four feet in length Full directions given at the Factorv
how to get out the timber
We are also buying Tight Barrel Slaves.
We keep hand all kinds Of BARRELS md FIR
KINS or make to order, and warrant our work
We also keep on hand large stock Of Seasoned Cu1
undersoid for samekind Of stock.
-. Give us call. .si p 2
JUNE a EDGERTON.
July Il, 1883. FREMONT, ONO,
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Extra Copies

OF the JOURNAL in wrappers, for mailing, can
always he had at our Office on Friday and Sat-
rlav Price 5 cents each.
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w. l.. BUTMAN,
At ,Buckaqads Drug Store,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT.

Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co. T. Assets 81 5000
North American Z" 721 600
Security Marine q" " 4" l,600 600
New England Hartford 100000
Accident Insurance Co, Columbus o., Capital 100000
L. H. Morehouse having resigned the Agency of the
above named companies, W: L. Butman has been ap-
popted agent in his stead The companies all we'll
known as prompt and reliable and have been literally
pstronizsd by our business men,. = - 4lm3
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FURs! FURs! FURs!

Ladies, if you want cheap set of Furs, come
10 Wilson'S. If you want Mink Furs, come to
Wilson's SoUTH OF i. o.
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s.GENERAL sATIsFAOTION.,,

GREESvILLE, Floyd Co., Indiana, Oct II, 1858.
Mr.. r. Z. SeLIersSir: am out of your Liver Pills,
and should be glad to receive supply they give
eral satisfaction.
Please send me some soon. CYRUS BRADFORD.
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Fremont Journal
Icesl ada MiiscsIlapsous Naffsfs.
$. M. PEH-TlNGILL & co.

No. - Park Roso, Ncp York, d s iSatc-st, Boston
ARR authorized agents for the FREMONT JOURNAL,
ee cities, and authorized to take Advertisements
u isr%,rirtions for us at our LewEsr RATES.
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For the week ending Oct 28th, 1865. pre-
pared by A. F. GALLAGHER, County Recorder;
G. Edgerton to J. A. Ingram, Ill acres,
section 90, Sandusky, 5000
j. Henry to j. Vandersall, 40 acres, Sec
ton 80, jackson, 900
@. B. Sturges to ]. W. Smith, part of lot
1S, Clyde, 700
A. Rogers to G. Bunker, 8 acres, section
50, Rice, 475
A. Luse to H. Dice, acres, section Is,
Green Greek, 2O
G. Boyer to s. G. Martin, part of lots7
and g, Hessville, l,O0O
W. J. Smith to Philip Kluts, 80 acres,
sections 3 and 4, 1000
p. Brush to j. Stierwalt lots BAT and
348, Fremont, ly25O
J. L. Greene, jr., to S. Sergent, lot 256,
Fremont, l.UOO
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Special Notices

TAILS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
has proved itself to be the most perfect prspGra-
tion for the hair ever offered to the public.
is vegetable compound, and eontsins injurious
COLOR. - /
1t will keep the hair from falling out. -1s
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft ustrous
and silken
Its splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail to use it,
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED By THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY. -.-,--- +
II Ask for Hslrs Vegetable SiciliAn Rair Renever,
and take other. r. P. HALL & CO.. ~ :
Nashua, N. e., Propret0.s.
Sold by C. McCULLOCH, and ali druggists. 35moo
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Let the Suffering Read and cease to Despair
Mr.. JoASsoE-DsGr, Scr: This is to certify that BY
using tAree;fonrtAs Of . bottle of your RHEUMATIC
COMPOUND AND BLOOD HURIFTER was e0mpIeteEs
esred Of ChyoHic Rkesmats, sfee having suffered for
than szhtseny II has been over four years
Of the return. remain yours truly, - =
ANDREW ARMSTRONG,
Allegheny City. May q, 1854 No. 10 James-strset
MR. A. .JoHEsoN-Dear Sir: Ny wife was taken very
iii with f1fa11Gtory RhsumAtlsm in March last. She
very much swollen and the pain she suffered is in
discribable she confined to her bed. advised
to try your RHEUMATIC COMPOUND AND BLOOD
PURIFIER got bottle ofit and before the half fit
was cd, she snsirsy we'll. The is perfect
one. never such medicine She had only taken
three doses Of It I'LL the swelling and pain began ahate
.;-y,- JAMES AcALISTER, No. 12s Cherry Alley.
Pittsburg. April 10, 1854.
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DEn

ft t}iHH!a3} ID 7 Z ID,
In Green Creek township, Oct 23d, 1865 Mrs. BETSEY
MORRILL,, in the S4th year of her age.
Thus another of those excellent mothers have gone
from the tolls of ear to her rest in heaven Her long
life spent in doing all she could to bless those
around her, to make her children and grandchildren hap
py; and 1t may be truhuy said OF her. that her work
was faithfully performed.
"Iife's duty done, sinks the clay,
Light from its load the spirit flies,
While heaven and earth combine to say,
Sweet is the scene where virtue dies"
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Hear tie Testimony ofG Solder! .
1l- PRovosr AARszAL's OvFrcEI
PITrsBURG, December II, 1884
NIX. ANDREW JoHSsoN:-Dear Sir-In November last
had severe attack Of Rheumatism which have
been subject for nearly three years The attack
severe that could mot move my head raise my
After trying different medicines without any avail
was induced to use your RHEUMATIC COhPOUND
AND BLOOD PURIFIER, and bsfore had taken three
bottles, vas 40 eoMptetety esrsi that could perform
sny duty to which my country might call me. can
gladly and confidently recommend Il to all my fellow sol
ders ~ the quicksst and ssrest remedy ever used
Your true friend, NORRIS PATTERSON.
Refsrsaes-J. 7. PkrTERsoN and VIZ. DUNCAN, =.
Wood street
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Mr. 49," we are glad indeed to receive the
above. Our remarks in regard to the vote Of
Sandusky county were general, and when so
regarded we still feel there was much truth in
those words There are, doubtless, portions of
the county that did their work nobly and have
clear record. For such, York among the rest
we have words of cheer and of commendation.
But while we can commend part, this does by
NO means shield us from the shame of allowing
the county to go as it did, since it was done
from sheer neglect.
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Mail Arrangements, Fremont Post once.
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GLOvEs, GLOVES! GLOVES

LADIES AND GENTS, your attention is called to
our large stock of Kid, Buck and Fur Gloves.
Call and examine them. brf.l FIesr}
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M a RR ed,
On the 1st Of November, 1855 BY Rev. A. Wilson, Mr..
o. N. AALLERUEE and Mrs. NARY WEST, both Of
Clyde, Ohio.
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SARDINE B. SWIGS.
FROM YORK TOWNSHIP.

YORK, Oct. JUth, 1865.
EDITOR JouRNAL:-I think you are some at
fault in CHASING York township Union voters
with the careless and dilatory at the late elec-
ton. Having personal knowledge of the vo-
ters of York township, l think can say there
out more generally than they did on the 10th
of October last and no township in the county
can feel more chagrined than do we at the de-
feat of the Union cause in the county. You
can always depend upon York Union men to
do their whole duty. s3 s.
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w EI@H !" AH,
Imperial Cough Syrup,
Pronounced to be the Pleasantest and most
Efficacious Remedy now in use.
For the Cure Of Coughs, Colds, HoGrss-
nsss, Influenza, Ticking Sensation
Of the Throat, WhOoping
Cough, de-, de-, dc.

Sellers Imperial Cough Syrup has Civ
relief to hundreds who have used it. and the propre
tor is persuaded that IL has the power to mpar benefit
ers1 use
Most of the mixtures sold for coughs composed
sprituous and nHammatory articles which, while they
give little relief, really do harm The Imperial Cough
Syrup contains spirtuoas ingredient whatever,
may be used In all not requiring active medicA
treatment. t0ff- -u t-
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Miscellaneous Articles
Patent and Family Medicines

ofth
dont the
all
It certinly fectng some
Smar
Il the Medicine s--sf -
Lisc the article
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
The Saturday Evening Post.

We notice that there has been a change in the
management of this we'll known and favorite
weekly, by the admission OF lady author a. edi-
tor Mr. Emerson Bennett, the popular writer,
now writes exclusively for THE Posr, and announ-
ces continued story, to begin the first of the year
to be called "THE PHANTOM or The FoREsr," a
Wild story of the early settlement OF Kentucky
Bella 2. Spencer, the editor, whose novel of Ora
has been so highly praised. also announces con-
tinued story, to be called GEsEvIEvE HowE- Flor
ence Percy, the author Of "Evc Isie," Louise
Chandler Mouiton, August Bell. Eleanor c. Don
nelly, Beatrice Colonna, Mrs Margaret Hosmer
and host Of other popular authors also write for
the Post. THE Posr contains, besides stories
sketches, poetry, humorous articles, &c.. lorig-
inal and selected Receipts for Housekeepcrs.
Wheeler & Wilson's celebrated Sewing Machines
are offered as premiums to those who get up GER
tain clubs ian easy say Of getting sewing Ma
chine. worth in Philadelphia Firrr-rvE DOLL Ans.
The price of the TIE Posr is 80 so a year. two
copies 81 four copies ss. eight copies (and one
gratis) $i6 Sample eapies, containing the fernrs
and inducements in full, ara Furnished grafis. Ad
dress II. Peterson e&. Co.. 3l9 Walnut Street
Pbiiadelphia. ~ .,e ola 10 re l,-stt 1f
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

The Treasurer Of State has addressed note to
the Treasurer OF Cas- county, informing him that
IL he onlits dog or any other property
no, assessed BY the Assessor, he will lay himself
liable to be fined for every omission not less than
ten nor more than twenty five dollars, according
20 the 9th section Of the dog law. approved March
I'd. 1889 According TO :hat section the Auditor,
Township Trustee and Assessor, are equally La
bic FOR omissions Of duty under the law. Let the
law be enforced The Assessors are especially
culp,blc. as they have. knowingly and wifully ne.
elected their duty. There are too many worthless
sheep killing dogs in every county, and they ought
10 be made to pay for the damages they commit.
The folloving.is the section OF the law above
referred to:
SIC s. Any County Auditor or Treasurer.
Township Trustee OF Assessor, or any officer, who
sha neglect or refuse to perform any OF the duties
imposed upon BIN by this act shall for every such
offence be fined in any sum not less than ten dol
lars. nor more than twenty -hve dollars with cost
of prosecution, upon complaint made before any
justice OF the peace Of the proper township for the
5cneht OF the common school rerenue.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
DruGged.-The La Porte Union OF last wee

Drugged.-The La Porte Union OF last week
SAYS: We received from Constable Brown, an ac-
count Of viIlainous affair that transpired at Wan
atah, on the night of the 18th, the particulars of
which are about these: A man named Comstock,
while waiting for the train going North, srolled
into saloon and called for glass Of lager. lie
only drank glass, and in less than FIRE minutes
was affected by it that he is satisfied the liquid
vas heavily drugged. lie remembers that he
shook dice-box several times and paid out mo
ney--tcn and fifteen dollars at a time. but nothing
more. When he recovered his senses his gold
watch and sll5 were missing. On Wednesday
Messrs Brown and Benton went to Wanatah and
arrested three men, Wood. Harsh and Fulton.
Wood made some show Of resistance, but finally
quoted down and gave bail. Fulton escaped, and
Harsh is-now in Jail. These pitfalls becoming
numerous, particularly at railroad stations, and
some means should be devised to sfTectually break
them up.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
Indiana LegisIature.

The Legislature is hard at work, but no very
important measures had been finally acted on at
our latest dates. The Senate has repealed the
law for the relief Of Soldiers families, aud there is
little doubt of its passage by the House. The bill
TO repeal the 18th article Of the Constitution pro-
Thibiting negroes from other States cmigratng to
Indiana, has been discussed in the House on one
or two days, but had not been disposed Of at last
accounts. ..... '.,....-., .--r
On the ed. in the Senate, Mr.. Cason of the
Committee on Federal Relations, submitted a
lengthy majority report on the concurrent rcsolu.
ton requesting Of the President speedy trial Of
Jet Davis and II found guilty that he suffer the
penalty az the law, with a accommodation that it
pass. 3r =
Mr. Hama presented minority report recon-
mend;pg the tabling OF tho resolution. The mi
uority assert that tho passage of the resolution
would be indiscreet and impairment. and express
their confidence in President johnson, and the
hope ana belief that he will do his duty.
tIt;s evident the Copperheads do not want tie
arch traitor hung. The idea that the passage OF
tho resolution would be indiscrset and impairment,
could only he conceived by base truckers to pow
or and official station. Is it any more indiscrcct
and impairment TO ask the President to have jeff
Davis: tried and executed, IL found guilty than il is
TO ask him 10 pardon him without ttfalil
The resolution made the order of the day
for Tuesday last. but We have not received The pro.
ceedings OF that day. t b. .,....-,.
Mr.. BOnham introduced bill requiring attor-
ncys practis ne in the Courts OF the State to take
an oath shat they have not by word or deed aided
the late rebellion. making a violation OF tho law 4
misdemeanor punish ,b!e by fine of not less than
s 10 nor more than 81 900 and Imprisonment a,
the discretion of the Court.
This bill will be certsin TO encounter q furious
opposition from the Copperheads Of the Legisla-
sure. and If it passes. great many Coppcrhead
lawyers in the State will either hare 10 quit prac-
Using or perjure themselves.
/ Mr.. DYKES introduced bill regulating the H.
quor traffic. The bill provides that any applicant
for license to sell liquors sh, present TO the Com
mis.ionsrs petition in his favor signed by ma
jority of the inhabitants Of his township or ward
and also give tweoty days notice of such applica-
ton, to prove good moral character, and give
bonds to keep ali orderly house.
In the House a bill has been introduced to d.
vide tho State into Congressional districts. Re-
fered to a special committee Of one from each
Congressional District.
/ An amendment to the Divorce law passed the
House. IL had previously passed the Senate.
numerously signed Petition praying the re-
peal of the black laws was presented,
! Temperance petitions numerously signed arc
presented daily in both houses.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
The Presidents Message.

A dispatch from Washington, ofa recent date,
SAYS: tits asserted that the President will pre-
sent to Congress substantially this statement Of his
reconstruction policy. that during the interim OF
Congress he found himself suddenly placed at the
head Of the Executive Department. Of the Govern
merft, and that he endeavorcd to reduce order out
of the chaos that existed in the States lately in
rebellion; that he employed substantially the
means designated in an act Of Congress. plan a.
doptedby Mr.. Lincoln in appointing him Mr. John :
son military Governor Of Tennessee, in regard to
these State that he did not force nor coerce them
that they we're allowed to frame such amendments
70 their constitutions as they fit, and elect such
persons to Congress as pleased them. and that it
rests with Congress TO admit their Representatives
and Senators or reject them, thus laying the whole
responsibility on Congress. IL is not probable
therg&ill be any divergence Of views between the
President and Cognress in this matter.