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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
President JObnson,s Opi "a IONS on
Negro stuff age-siGfscuilses tn
Way OF Extend ng tue Elective
franch sc to the 8tacks
the Washington Chronicle. Rep.


Last TUESDAY Afternoon. o commute appoint
Ell 10y the yearly meeting of the New York
Friends 10 present memorial To the President
and Cabinet, had an interview with Presidekt
Johnson. After referring, will simple eloQuencs,
To the manner OF the death OF President Llucolh,
they came to the question oil the euslaved nit
lions in the South. and then made the following
appeal: We therefore respectfully. vet earnes.-
~. petition, that. in the Reorganization OF those
States which have wantouly reoeled against the
Federal authority, the influence aud power OF the
Governments may be exercised TO secure 70
all persons without distinction OF color. au
equality OF rights and franchises Thus wouli
We practically carry out IN spirit those selfev.
dent truths contained in the Declaration vt Indd
pendence. that all men are created equal that
they are endowed By their Creator with certain
inallenabls rights; that among those rights are
lie. liberty. aud the pursuit. OF happiness"
Ia response. President johnson said he would
not make speech, but would talk 20 them Ia the
spirit oi friendship aud irsternd regard. DE
wished To talk To them as though they we're slr
members Of the same family de told them OF
the 4 fhcuues IN the Nay vi cOnietriug the fig ht
of suffrage a. they desired, aud gave them MANY
lnstsnces OF has experience among the slaves OF
the South, whose asOits aud feelings he pfoiessed
thoroughly to understand. Bat Que great ace
might be said 10 have been FULLY accomplished
oy the ~ar. after the restoration OF the Uuiou,
and that u the complete abolition OF slavery !,
There we're msuy other things that would require
time TO accomplish. snd smoug tbese might be
the question vi suffrage Toe President r.ierr, a.
To hts osu experience Ia the rebellion. an a. the
tact that waile he hid suffered Personal, aud.
p.cuulsrily, aud IA Otner ms. he had no con. .
plants 10 make. but ~Oulj do bis best ~ brlugs
peace sud Orier TO the country
The kind frank and familiar manner with
which he met aud tIet Ell thls COmDItiee OF
Fdends IN ale profound impression upon them.
aud they rft Washington yesterday fully cOn.
sincsd that the, could pose M ,licii eOlhdeuce
IA Apdres J hn-on hey iet sud s-~ that
he ~as auimsted by true Cnri-ti,u .piut. -nd
oy tho-e teachings Of the ,mmprt. Jefferson to
which they reIeTsed m their memorial.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
The New Consti utinn OF North car
ola IA and MUSCLES ppi-AuthOr,ty
tue Preside mt

The New York FINES. following a suggestion
M de by occasional correspondent of n Phila-
delphia newspaper says that President johnson
will have the right to rejsct the Constitutions
framed by the conventions in North uollna and
Mississippi We think the Times will experience
eome difficulty in convincing the President
of the extent Of his authority on this point
The constitutions framed by the conventions
will not be submitted TO him for acceptance or
rejection The people of the States will psss
upon the lSbors OF those bodies, and
the President will have exactly the same
power in the premises as he would over the
action Of a constitutional convention ia New
York or Illinois Ii the delegates to the conven-
ton are chosen in accordance with the pro-
visions of bis proclamation providing for recon
structon, he has no jurisdiction over them or
their acts other than what he would have over
similar bodies in any OF the 5 ates. He SO under
question OF suffrage TO the conventions. asserting
their power over IL to be one " which the people
of the several States composing the Federal
Union have rightiully exercised from the origin
of the Government to the present time e" By his
showing, where is his veto power over this ques-
ton, aud il he may not intervene here. upon what
question may he exercise such powers liz is
folly Tor the ubolItionists TO delude themselves
with the hope that The President sill interfere
with the iate Governments he has assisted to
establish His declarations concerning their
rights are too explicit To warrant any expectation
of that kind Chicago Times.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

The Military Ceme,ery at Port Royal con
tsins the graves OF lc 900 Union soldiers.
The annual estimate of the expenses OF th,
N-~ YHk city government, tins year, is 81,
O77 ,2o4 OIL.
A man was gsrroted and robbed of Si75 a
ten O'Clock last Saturday morning, in Chicago
This Is pretty bold
holders are sending agents to Germany TO ge
tenants and lsDoreIs.
New London, Connecticut. has elected fol
Mayor, F L Allen (Deuocrat). and Waterbury
elected the Democratic ticket by small ma.
joIity.
The population of Richmond, Virginia, ID
now claimed to be $1,000. or larger than when
the rebellion commenced
Canadians are making large calculations
upon TIE new wool crop, provided the reciprocity
treaty is not repealed, as the yield will be much
in excess of last years
A society is proposed in Baltimore. the 90
ject of which is furnishing a. a loan to Southern
farmers and agriculturists. implements, seeds
&c, to enable them to resume operations.
In seventeen days past the agent of the Bal.
timore and Ohio railroad has transported from
the depot, Baltimore. over $50 900 soldiers, wi b
their horses and baggage
A special dispatch to the Cincinnati G zatte
Saws that about Que third OF Hancock's corps has
deserted Most of the men enlisted receIv ed
bounties ranging from $500 10 81 300
lit has been decided that soldiers who de
serted during the time tor which they had en-
lt.fa d.. h..ta l.la OF
TO back pay or BE- " Any payments hereafter
made IN coudct -..h this decision, will be dsal.
lowed.
A choir has been recently introduced into
the parish church OF town in the north Of Scot
land. SDme of The people listened 10 its hrst
note-, aud then hurried out 90 escape lie protans
ton. eIclaim'ng: They'll be bringing over the
Pope next"
The Petersburg VA News says; Hon
Thomas COunOly. MEMBER of Parliament for
Donegal ireland, hss rendered 20 Gen Lee 4
hume tor himself and family 10 auy part OF
Great Britain he may select. The generous of
ter has been declined
A Washington letter in the New York Com.
mercial Advertiser contains the following:
Mr. L'neoln bad determined that he would
make no changes among the holders OF Federal
omcrs "hete ne could possibly avoid so doing.
but Z esident johnson has indicated his belief in
the old Democratic doctrine OF 'rotstion
Take the bright she'll
Prom It's houe oa the sea
and ~h~rvver IL goes
IL Will smg " the
10. take the fond heart
Prom IT. hume aud its hearth,
Twill sing Of the loved
To the ends Of The earth.
1t is a noticeable fact. says Redmond cor
respondent Ot the Cincinnati Commercial. aud
ole that DO not know that / have remarked be-
fo'e, aud thai ~, Alexander II 5 epheus never
presided over the Senate. a. has III nal relation
o that BODY required Whether this tact means
nNhng. or vas the result purely OF ph,scsl in-
ap city. am unable to say, out just mention IL
o. . N alter Of historical truth.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
New York MIii,ouaires.

The richest three Of the New York million.
aires are thus described:
William b. Astor, worth about ffty millions
owns about one thousand stores and dwellings
and has the reputation OF being good aud leni.
ent landlord. he Is well preserved old gentle
man, on the CLOUDY side of sixty, industrious
reticent and punciual lie seldom shows bis face
at public gathering. rarely makes himself con.
spicuous in the newspapers. and seems to be de
voted almost entirely 10 the task of taking care
Of bis immense fortune. He j. tall, straight
spare. gray and grave
A. T. Stewart is reputed TO be worth thir;
milion. Though an active business man. be
finds time TO look after the interests of the city
and has made himself prominent In bis patriotic
endeAvors TO put down the rebellion he is &
tall, thin man, OF nervous temperament. be is
about sixty years of age. quiet and dignifed in
his department, and chsritably disposed when
appeals reach him La this city and elsev here
many of the currents of charity are damned W
at the desks Of private secretaries
Commodore Vanderbilt is tall. white haired
red checked. handsome old man of seventy and
past. BE drives fast horse. sails fast boat
and sometimes associates with fast men. BE il
worth at least twenty (some say forty millions.
he is generous to the poor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

The New Orleans Times says that labor i.
scarce and disorganized in Louisiana, and new
hands are wanted: 1t remarks:
That the old labor system of Louisiana is
gone beyond redemption is a matter of positive
certainty That our country districts are TO
find their future redemption in free labor. if at
all. is now beyond dispute All beyond this is
speculation and experiment. Ii is TOO soon to
say that free black labor cannot be made proita
ble-benehcial TO both the land owner and the
employed What i. the best that NAV be done
with white labor in raising cotton and cane has
not been fairly answered by trial No one year
nor two can thoroughly test the phases of this
suhject. The present system OF free black labor
is perhaps as good one "a could have been de-
vised at the start out of the material at hand
but il is by no means satisfactory Improve
ments will be made with the advance Of time
Ii the day comes when there can be generally a
better understanding between the employer and
his hands than now exists, when the negro will
learn that he must work we'll 20 secure any re.
turn and the planter see that the laborers he
compensues really attempt TO earn the money
he Paws. il will be better for all concerned"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

The Chicago rroune. the leading Republics
paper of Illinois. thus admits the difere &C be
tween the Administration and the Re. ubllcsn
party. II ays
While We siocerely deprecaIe difference Of
opinion between President Johosoa aud Tie ma
iority OF bis party on this question. -e cannot
shu, our eyes 20 the fact that such a difference
alre ,dy exists President Johnson. II be is the
man ~e take him TO Do. wlli meet his party IN
Congress With manly toler,uon and hearty
respect for the opinions OF all
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
A sENEFAcTREss.

There is womsR in the public eye whose name had
all along been associated. our mind with the ssYan
kee, Qusck," AM" Hunbug-" But Il longer,
and oesre 10 wreSt her from all such aspicous
associations in all other minds. whatever notions ue
may have Of wOnsny delic.cy and propriety, will
all admit that woman alone L. the Nurse-the good
Nnrs the best Nurse. Whsther shall have Female
Pn sicisns not Is question which must be decided
by time and principle, and not q Pride,
prejudice, caprice and custom may well behave them
selves for ifthere Is really want there will also be
supply, there be calling" there will be q coming.
Nature and hsman society are always self-supplying
and though Ar and Fashisn may hinder, they cannot
prevent.
Nor does prescribe q regimen for your w,es; but
be modesly appears q messenger Of health and ban.
pine-s 10 your infants h the cradle thing
imprep in thstf Nurse Of 80 years. experience
can buddy say What Is or Is not good for babe ana
ought 10 be listened 10. God . her on hsr humble
and happy mission she the successful physf-
clan and mos enectual benefactress little ones ever
enjoy d. her doting parents excepted Just open
the door for Mrs. viii prove the msr-
iran Florence Nightingale Of the Nursery OF this ve
are 30 sure, that will teach eur susyp % cav "A
Blessing Mrs Winsiow-for helping Der 60 survive
and escape the gripping, cockng ana teething siees
We confirm every word SET forth In the prospects n
performs precisely what II Processes perform every
part Of t-noth-Dg less-Away with your Cordial
Psros ORC Drops, ""Lsudsnum," and, every other
Narcotic by which the bsbeis drugsed into Stupidity
and rendered dull and idioic for lie
We have Mrs. winslow kD~s her oufv
through the preparation bf her Soothing syrup for
Children Teething" n We had the power we Would
make her, she IS physical savior the infant race
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

A curious incident has happened TO the En-.
pefor y ,poleon in Algeria. A tribe OF semi.
saw, ges determined To waylay him, aud to pre-
sent memorial for the liberation Of some %
their iell"w counirynen who are prisoners in
Fr,nce g. yell did they keep their secret th-,
ten thousand OF them. fully armed. pounced
upon The Emperor and bis party. and urged their
requests wnh loud cries and with warlke ges-
tgrs tensibly in honor Of their sovereign
Refusal vas impossible ant might have been
i.Ial. aud 80 his M.jesIy il order 10 avoid death
or al least capture. said that he would gladly Use
his clemeney
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
A PArAL Axsssrr is reported. and AZ

A PAPAL AMNESTY lit is reported. and ap.
p~rentiy on good authority. that upon the ami
sersary OF his accession 10 the P,pal throne.
June ~ Plus " intends 10 issue a procla una.
ton or complete amnesty TO all political offend
er-. which is 20 be the prelude TO great snd rad
cal reforms in the administration of the Pap,l
domuOns
These rumors coincide so exactly with all that
has been published in the best quarters on the
subject oi the nesotisti"ns gong on be wecn the
Governments OF King Victor and the Pope. th,t
their couhrm elton by the p pal action will be
looked Tor Nth much interest. aud can scarcely
tail &, exert bsnsncisl influence uDon the tnue
81 public feeling Ia Ou Own country ~ this cri'i
cal cuIjuncture IN our own n ,irs.-New YORK
World.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

The Loyal League" theory OF dealing With
traitors and rebels docs not see N e. be IN much
favor With the civilized world az this time
The King of Saxony has most inconsiderstely
selected the iollosing moment for the publica
ton OF the following letter OF amnesty aud par
don 10 the rebels OF le@9:
my pEsk MIsIsrEK SrArE VoS BkHE;-
Whea tue g"odne-s II God sends blessings 10
", Ne feel ourselves d0ubly moved TO do
good TO our fellow creatures, and exercise
mercy tosard them. This sentiment le.ds me
TO celebrate. by general act of elemency. the
great hsppiness which God has recently given 10
me NV family. aud the whole country
ssI hid sIrc sdy on several occasions granted par
6oo 10 the persons implicated in the movements of
M.y, ls49 Io-isy desire To extend this Gle
mency TO al: 60 pes init a free return 60 all Who
are living in exile and 20 restore their civil rish,-
anu hOnogs 20 those ~ho were on that occasion
deprived of then. charge you. acc rdinsly tu
lsy be'ure me. together With the ministers Ut u.
ti~s and the interior. the measures Necessary TO
effect this result"
Yours. sf~c'ionately. Joan
Dresden. NJ :, 81 le65
The terms oi ths soy ~ letter are a. Interesting
and Instructive - IL substance IL ~il De ob
served th Il ihi- ruler ov naht divine" has moth
ing To -, Of lhe =" devllish crime of treason. +"
th.t he co tent himself 9th des ribibg ne Of
n mot avs.e episodes OF the popular '~voiu-
tons 81 iei5 -impy as che movements OF Ny"
IN that ye-s. and that be rec'gnix-s tse obllg.-
ton TO mercy as uuty tOs.rd the Divine Glver
q good mea
With -u-h sentiments King John OF s ,ron,
could not be admrtei inIo .ny +" LOYAL League Z"
club 70 thu h.pys land s, ssr.nse q commen.
tar, does the coniusi "a Of time. furnish uDon
tho srea msron OF Marc Autoa,
20 Judgment ,Aos ART aea TO sru,i.A BEAST.
AM have loaf tker res0n"
Republicans el.mofing for the s4aguinary ex.
ri.iion Of political crime; and kings extendiog
elenency 70 socialist eonspirators ss.ln.t crown
and property IN. Y. World.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

The consumption OF snails at Paris oscar
g)ts) has become so great that it is said mar
ket is about to be opened for them. Epieures
say that this is not wonderful, as they we're high
ly esteemed BY the Romans. French epcures in
the sixteenth century kept stores of snsis in en-
closed wreps; and Dupinet, who wrote at that
period says that there were no great dinners
without snsils. Ii appears that the taste has now
revived
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

Ma. CRAELEs WALSH. OF this city. convicted
by the late Military Commission al Cincinu-t ii
OF having been concerned IN a conspiracy to re
lease the rebel prisoners from Camp Dsusl
ard sentenced TO I've years imprt-onment. has
been pArdoned By the President Thi. clemency
IS timely President JOhDson has the night view
Of the mslt,r involved 10 that consiction, aud
has been gu OK to undo ,hiog that never should
have been done Chicago Times.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
ECIAL eau TON.

The great popslariy Il Mrs.. Ninslow's sootklns
syrup. for children teethinx he. inncsd snprinrps
persons 70 put ARTICLES &c Se used Cor the per-
pa-e. In advertising which they have not ony copied
our advertisements and noYs cn the press but hs,e
copied osr'incafss eat isrsrs frun ei~Eyuse ed
os6ers AIMING ether names 70 genuine esrfoesfss
Dswsfs Of ell lnitassfs- mari -tomAveD-is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

wISsLow's SOOTHING sfkuP No. we never said
-ort IN favor Of pateut medicine before IN life.
bat we feel npsleS ssy yoar readers thst the
claims lis PROBABLY = the successful ned.
elnes o. the day, because u IL one % the best And
these o. your readers vho hsv- bshe- cant Do better
than lay In supply"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

The follosiBg IL extract rom letter ~dttsn ~
the Rev. =. Holm pastor % the Plerepont street
Baptist Church, Brooklyn. n. T.. 20 the Journal and
hss.enger, Cincinnati O. AID speaks volumes IN isye:
SOOTHING SYRUP. FoR cHli-Dkys TEfTHisG;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
Rest, Health and Comfort In
Mother and Child. Z

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething so'tens the gums, reduces Inflammation al
lays all pain, and wind cholic Perfectly safe In
all cases. We would say 20 every mother who has
suffering child do not let your prejudice nsr the preju.
does OF others, stand between you and yo1r
child and the relief that will be sure-yes absolutely
sure-to follow the Of this medicine ftely used
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

DO MOI LET YOUR PREJUDICE STAND BETWEEN
pour unering ehr and tn relief that ~ili be absolute
" sure 70 follow the u MRS wINsLOw's sOOTH-
mo sfkCP IL corrects acdity Of the stomach releyes
vino ehoe, regulates the bowels, softens the guns
gives rest TO the mother and health 10 thechnd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
Price only IS Cents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery.

The following Is extract from letter wsittea ~
the Rev. X. T. we.ser, TO The German Reformed Mos
senger, At Chsnoerzhurg. Pa:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

The census o. Sprins field. lllineis. now
nearly CON ple'et. viii foot Up about 81 600
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE MRS wISsIow's
soOIHlSG SYRUP, for children teething. IL has been
nsed Tor 30 years with failing safety and
~ millions Of mothers for their children II eorrecfs
acidty Of the stomach relieves wind ehole regulates
the oo-el and gives rest health and comfrt 20 mother
ana child. once No. ~ Day street. New rsrt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

We put up and sold this article for 10 ears
and CAN SAY IN CoNfIi ENCE AND TRUTH Of II what
have been able 10 say Of any other medicine
NEVER HAS 1T FAIIkD IN SINGLE INsTANCK TO
EFFECT A CURE, vhen timely used. Never did We
know instance Of dissatisfaction by any who used
On the contrary, all delighted with It's opera
tons, and speak In terms OF Of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter
WHAT VIZ DO KNOW, !" after 20 years experience.
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR TN FULFIL
NEST or WHAT We HERE ID -CLARD. In almost
every instance where the infant Is suffering from
and exhaustion, relief will be found in teen erswenty
minues alter the syrup Is administered
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PR
RINS. New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
WANT Ed.

th 4 n - A XONTHi-AGENTs WANTED livery
ID u @sD where to introduce the improved Shaw &
Clark $40 Family Sewing Mach ne. the on low price
ker, Wheeler VII On, Howe, singer Co., AMI Bach
elder All other machines sold or less than forty
dollars each iningements, and the seller and
liable 10 fine aud Imprisonment.
Salary ami expenses, or large commission allowed.
illustrated circulars free
Address SHAW CLARK.
my5d&w3m Bid 'rford, Maine.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-21

J,gvsoN AND THE IoIDAYs.-PasSing up
fake street this morning we Glanced to drop in at
-. IsueIrv establishment of THos. JOHNSON. and
.,,s.e5 very pleasant hour noting the splendid,
bstaptial and almost unlimited stock of goods
li,b this magnificent establishment contains At
.l. axe street entrance we met Mr.. JOHNSON, who
r.,y kindly showed u, through the different de
ailments. which Were complete i'll every partic-
-Iar The most perfect system is observed. There
= place for everything and everything in its
.race. The assortment of Watches is complete
..,n, the highest to the lowest, Gold ID Silver.
The repairing Of watches is entirely under the su-
vision of Mr. Wm. HANSON, who is well known
-br great defender Of the Workman's Union
The H adquartere of Masonic goods Is certainly at
JuHNsovs the assortment of Pins, Rings, and
,4u, in this line is the finest We ever saw in this
.v Adjoining the case of Masonic goods, are
-od and silver thimbles, which is an elegant
bridal sett Of silver iewelry. Any young man
+. aho takes particular pride and pleasure in get
..r- married. should take a look at JoHNsox's rs
..gtmrut Of Bridal Goods. One of the institutions
~ the establishment is JoHNsoNs celebrated Gold
Pens and mighty good ones they are We have
5ae i Ji.oce at the large glass case containing
,rectacIes and eye glasses, convinced us Of peo-
n, stgainng their eyes in looking farther for these
indispensable articles. Near the case OF speeta-
,acles may be found the Silver and Plated Ware.
Ion s,ting Of table ware of the well-krown Rodg-
.r, al Brothers make. Beautiful sets Of indlYid-
aI salts fuitkniyes, nut forks, fish knives. and
som ything new which We particularly admire. the
Union pattern Of tea spoons. Sewing AIachines
.gc the next i'll order, of Grover q Baker and Of
wilcox 4 Gibbs make which are endorsed by
hundreds OF his customers to be the most superior
md simple of Machines. The background Of the
establishment is handsomely finished of with
magnificent Clock Rostrmn, the center containing
finely finished Regulator. The jewclry case con
tius rings, bracelets, sleeve buttons, and chgius
il very variety and style, uncqualled in beauty,
design and finish. Last but not least we speak Of
.Ls Jobbmg Department., under the superior mau-
a-emcnt of Mr. AUeUsTUs BEowN, who is Just the
man tor the place JoHNsoN-, 2S Lake street is q
iewcIry establishment complete in every thing,
anI there j, the place to go.-Eln;l~ Ddlg Do-