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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20
Patent Medicines.

Under this head he cnGmcra'es the following
Ayers Cherry Pec'uTal, Ayers Sara arI.,a
Ayers Carharlrc PHI, W,,j.r'> 3 :isam ot v'I'
Cherry. Ja, nes' Expectorant and oller Prepa
,.i,.ns, browns Bronchial Troche., Mrs. " iu>
lows Soothing syrup, SINNERS Cough Syrni
and other preparations, DIair'> Parilt,nn Hr
rers, Hosisier's BilIer<, Hooland's Gtnna
Bluer., juniper Tar, Bulls Sdrsapatil!a, Car
ter; Spanish Mixture, Schenk's Syrup, Swain :
panacea. God Ly,r Oil, henn. dy's Medlca
Discovery, lIamft":'a Fteet'h,e IIrc'or'
: heidam ~! napy.>. S~owr'1 jamaica Ginger
Davis Pain kilier, kadw&y' s nra%y Rehei and
her preparations, Belts White OIL and olhe'
preparations. PHi>-T ;r.2Lt>, Bulls, Peters
nOrliaun $ Lane auJ >(Den% ) Mandrake i'iIr
Co,nposi.lo4 p wderS. Buip, Diarrhna Cor
dial, Nuods hair Res,orrr, American Hau
kestorer. lric pneGous, Ihomp,"n's Eye Wa
ter, .5enz ne Tor removing grease, tar and paint
e.. =. Rogers Cholera Specific, Dr.. NI'key :
ceIehral, Cholera Drops, Rah"a Rrn"'n''nt
KeSolvent, Schencks >eawrcd Joulc, Itch ONT
pen,. Magnetic Ointment, Or. OsgoodS Chola-
. orup for Calls and fevtrS, buructts kalii>-
ION i,jr the ha r. Black Oh Narni-h, Se'l2er =
Aucri,ni. BIT u Inc Ct iron, thve Oi'. Il" 10
yav's Worm Coaiecllon. NcL"ns'> FtTm!i"gt
Trye's YemIlDgf, American worm h'i'ri
FabneStocG's Nerm!usr, McMunn's Elixir o.
Optum. Henry's CaIc,ned MaGncsla. Hemhrlis
E,,ract Of kuchu BRUSH Oil, OIL ci spike, On
Stone. Mustang Linirnsn npedelj'c and other
Emhroca,ions. S,onebrakcTs -.eive ard bore
I ;riment. Cough syrup, Sonehraker's Rat /,
Ter and other preparat ons, Strengthening ! la
1e-s ard Adhesive Plas,erS, Horse and Cattle
n, ..G Il :
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20

WOOL WANTED.-i will pay The
" highest market price for wool. eth
er in cash or trade. IF delivered to me at
my Store in SbePherdssown.
sepi22 2 p. II. Srode.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20
NEW DRUG STORE
AT ENTLER'S CORNER.

o r. G. BURKHART has on hand, ant
" Will constantly add 10 il, a large and wei
"a S, lacied ock Of pure
Drugs ard Patent Medic mes, Pore wines
Brandy, Whlskey, Rum aad Gin, Paints
Pain, Brushes. O,!s, Dye-st"fs and Wndo"
Glass Kerosene Oh, LamP4 ami Chlmncye
Fire perlnmcty. ponale> and Toilet SoGPs
&c, Freuch Candies. x, sias and Figs. TO
bacco and Cigars, Stationery and Cutlery
NnlioN., DC.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20
A. p. il. RANSOM. j. H. DoAE'
RANSOM & LUKE,
-... .. DEALERS ~
AQrilllIturaI JlnpItmcl1ts
MACHINERY,
SEEDS AND T FRTILlZER 5:
General Commission
Forw ding Merch ants
CHARLESTOWN.
Jf6erson County. Ueyt Tirginia.

UAvE in store and for sale, Mowers s Reap
IL ers, Thrc~hiug Machines, Clover Huier'
Buggy Rakes, Reyolyng Rakes, Buggy Corr
pI5uGhs. Cultiva,ors, Double and Single shove
PIoughs, IIarrows, Three Horse Floughs, Corr
shelters. Cutting Boxes, Cider MiiIs, Fan Mills
Field and Garten Rollers, Cora and Con NI!I'
Railway Horse Powers, Washing Machines acc
Wringcrs, Patent Water Drawers, for WeIi'
and Cs,crns; Cistern and Force Pumps, of q!
varieties, Chain and Tubing for Pumps
rought Iron, Lead, Zinc AID Wood PIPlng ioi
Clterrs and NeIls Cradles and Scythcs' Now
ing Scythes and Snaihs, Rakrs, FORKS, ShoVels
n, es, Iron Fences buckets. Brooms, Tubs Bas'
kcls, Post Hole AuSurs, BisrksmlIh'a DtIlls
Sc, &c, sc.
Sell the best Stationary Engine in use. We
sell Calvin Pages celebrated Piow ard olhel
machines ofht> manufacture. We sell tae oes'
Cum Spring Drill and Tie B:ckioId * Hoffman
Break Pin Nr.l. The celebrated Fertilizers oil
Fowlc Paync & Co, 3. NJ. Rhodes, JOHN :
Reese & Co.
July I, 1866. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20
EACH STACHINE
Warranted for Five Years!

rNTs WANT ED
On Commission, or to work for regular saiiry.
We win send Private Terms to Agents with Nscliha
10 those who desire al Agency.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-20
UIISOV SETTING MACHINE
MINUEACFURING CO..
Addreer al Ordera--

CIcrcIdnd, ono.
To- The above Machines can be hal
by applying TO his Office. as have re-
rcived / appoinlmen, Of sole agent tor
'hr Valley Of Virginia. Persons wi.h're
IN see he Machine operate at 'beir dive
lings. VII send their names I" nI' ON q
or apply 10 Deri. F Daniels. orr s"' :
Agent. lis warranted for ESQ ye'r'.
Read The above advcr'isoo'"r'.
hrg Is JOHN -, III ~.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-04-14
Letter from Elk Creek.
REYNoLDsvILLE, April ID

REYNOLDsvILLE, April 1st 1866.
EDITOR Posi-: Thinking it would interest you to learn
how we lucky miners are getting along thought
would drop you few lines Well in the first place the
trail is old - "a reference to place having very hot
character is here ntroduced-ED) At Cottonwood Hank
and myself having packed blankets and grub enough
to last us to Elk started afoot The distance is fifty five
miles, the hardest trail traveed-f we got of
the TRAIL went up TO waist in snow and In some
places travelled three miles in slush and snow TO our
boot tops
think this going to be the biggest camp in the Ter
rtory, this summer There two towns in Elk guch
The town at the head of guch sprnging up rapidly
There nearly hundred houses already erected and
others going up every day. Everybody has the great
est confidence in tho guloh bat the biggest thing here Is
Deep creek. Grizzly Blaokfoot and Mcclellan big
things in their time but the biggest thing of this
is Deep creek some claims there held at $4,000.
am acquainted with, and had conversation with Of
the that prospeoted 1t. they say IL enormously rich
Hank was there and prospected IT. he is hugely sat-
sed with the result The paydirt Is from sx to eight
feet deep and pays from twelve to fifty cents to the pan
There quite q number of gulches here, namely :
Bear, Elk, Deep, Granite, First Chance Jonathan Mel
horn Shanghai, MeGinns McManus, John Day and
Chcken-al less rich. Flour 10 836 per sack ;
bacon ninety cents per pound beef forty oents and all
other provisions in proportion. tits quite lively camp
Yours truly, II. M.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-04-14
Sam Word,
John H, Gilbert,

A ASSISTANT ASSESSOR u. 8. INTERNAL RE.
"A VENUE, for the First Division of the Collection Dis
c Of Montana, embracing Madison County. Once first
uoor east Of City Drug Store. ...-
Virginia City, April "a, 1865. $685.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-04-14

D00T AND SHOEMAKER No. 3 jackson street
- Virginia City, Montana. Particular attention paid to
the manufacture of Gents fine boots g. -94A
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-04-14

allowed make; therefore they cannot under this
bill enter into marriage contract with the whites. cite
and to inquire whether Congress abrOgate all State
laws of discrimination touching contracts generally may
not also repeal State laws to marriage contracts between
races Hitherto every embraced in the
ton Of rights conferred by this BILL been considered
exclusively belonging to the States Congress repeal
State laws discriminating in these subjects why may
repeal all State laws discriminating in suffrage The object
OF the second section s to afford discriminating protection
to cOored persons bp imposing penalties upon members
OF the Legislature which may pass such laws and upon
the judge or officer who may attempt to execute them
This invades the dominion of the States for which there
is warrant and for which there is NO necessity do
not apprehend that such conflicting legislation as the bill
ti0nalty.
veto message was read having previously circulated from
hand to hand among Senators and Representatives who
crowded the floor The hour of reading was late that
the report could not be completed last night The Pres
dent argues length that the bill assals the
OF the State Judiciary, making them suhservent TO the
United States courts upon penalty Of ne and mpson-
ntdoes not insure States the right Of making
their laws but this bill nvades that right and there.
fore Is Unconstitutional The question here naturally
transfer to Federal tribunals certain classes of Gases
described In this bill may be assumed that this author
incident TO the power granted Congress by the second
justly claimed The following the concluding para
graphs: The merits Of the bill ffacght with evil
The white race and the black race have hitherto lived
together under the relation Of and slave capital
owning labor Now that relation ID changed, and
adjustment being made which both deeply interested
in making harmonious. This bill illustrates adjustment;
In fact distinction Of and color made operate in
favor Of the oolored and against the white It inter-
fsres with the relations existing exclusively between the
State and its citizens It assumption Of power by the
general Government; which, If scquiesced In, must sap
and destroy our Federal system Of limited power and
break down the barriers which preserve the rights of the
States. II Is another step rather stride, towards
tralzaou The tendency Of the bin must be resusci-
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-04-14
BUSINESS CARDS.
DIR. o, B, WhitfOrd
John G.. Vetter,

OFFICE on Main street, next door to barbershop
~ Nevada City, M. T. 1888
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-04-14
VOL. 9, NO. 34.]
The Mamtama gust.

ID. w. T1lton 81 Co.
q. w. THToN BEN R. DrrrEs,
PUBLISHERS & PROPRIEToRs,
Office at the City Book Store cor. of Wallace r Jackson s
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-04-14
,JuStuS Cooke.

GENERAL AUCTIONEER. Particular attention Civ
VI the sale of Live Stock and Real Estate, sales
Stocks of Goods in Store Office at the Elephant Cor
raj, Virginia City, M. T. GA
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-04-14
George SecOrd,

~ hand and manufacturing from the best material all
styles of Saddles Brides Single and Double Harness.
anything else made in first class saddler shop 7991*
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-04-14
G. w. White,

(Saocesscr TO J. Il Henderson,
ITOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, AND GLAZIER
IL and Paper Hanger Shop door west of Nelson's
Qeviathau) Hall T-89*
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-04-14
Montana Billiard saloon.

4 DAM KLESER and PAUL SCHWARTZE, Prop'B.
"A Billiard Tables furnished with all the most approved
ppaatus required for the enjoyment Of the game. Pure
liquors aad choice cigars always haui Open from
A. NJ. to l2 p NJ as
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-04-14
joseph Marion,

LAY SCALES STORE, Wallace Street, Virginia City.
IL Commission Merchant Cash advanced consign-
ments general assortment Of Miners Quitting Goods
Provisions, Vegetables, etc, etc. 6O92t
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-04-14
Il. w. Harris & Bro.

III AVE opened. general store In Bitter Root Valley.
II Anything and everything be procured at their
re from a needle 10 anchor, or from cayuse 10
saddle. Call and see u.s. All goods and provisions
81 cash prices - Cliff
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-04-14
Occidental Billiard Hall.

s. ROCKFELL0W'S BUILDING, jackson Street.
0s Virginia CITY, The finest tables in town. The bar
supplied with the best Of Liquors and Cigars
9iH JOHN H. MING.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-04-14
j. B. LIE BEAU,

MANUFACTURER OF JEwELRY of every descrip.
l ton and style out of the pure Native Gold. Parc.
uar attention given repairs of Fine Watches Clocks
and Jewelry Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
executed On the north side of Wallace street. west of
jackson 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31

THE POTTrrcsL FEELING ~ rHE SoUrH.
The Augusta COusiitutionalist. a good type
Of an ost-and-Out rebel paper. opposes very
strongly the PhIlsdelphia convention. and
quotes the Macon Citizen 20 the effect that
the people are not moving AZ all in the mat
ter; it is only some politicians and edi-
tors. ~bo are making all this fuss = IL says
% We are against tins particular coaven-
tIon az this particular tine. iron beginning
90 end. inside and out. topside and bottom.
We would like 20 keep our people out
And Il they uiil 90 in. Ne ~ill try 20 warn
them Against IT'S dangers a. ~ell a. ue nav.
And then. n that fails too. and ihcy sriU 20
anyway. uhy vel do What Alexander IN
stephens did-vsu 20 u blind for Georgia
right or wrong.
o. Bot un Se know thar to be the voice
Of the peopie-iill we have better argu-
menis addnced than seventy Of our fellow
citizens cot q every sixteen thousand-pat
us dosn a. dead against this PhilaIelphia
convention. Nth ifs backing aud filing
about loyalty ard i,s glory. supple. anI
ooughiaCc falk q dong somefhine' for -
d ue are good little boys and keep our facss
clean Out upon u. What can q do for
usP We have letter. On our possession
shieh justify Us IN saying that the lion. Of
Northern democracy--tbe out-and out. an
q sAr. copperbead democracy. ths Only re-
al friends ue ever had fhere-bave no idea
Of giving up their identity BY fusion Nth
this ssay-tacked banfling. Add u neg
boli the Convention. uherc. Oh vhere. vii
uIe poor. despised. abused. insulted EKs-
~ BE- 2'r
What . meant BY these mysterious let
tersg The Ne- York Ne-s. tbe most
plain spokeu organ q the O. sraight out.
anii-war. eoPPerbead democracy.- call.
loadiy ior rcbel representative % the con-
vention. and tbe World iolio-s. only IN fee
bier strains. Had The Coustitutionsiisi re-
ocived ibe latest Information az the time of
urifings
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31
The Constitutional Anensneu,..

The resolve and constitutional amend
'@ents -hieh we're adopted by Congress.
and the ratification Of which By the rebel
States Is required BY Congress. are As fol-
lo~s- Read them and see IL there !. any
thing unjust or unreasonable in them.
Resoirof. BY the senate and Hou.. Of
Representative Of the United States Of
America IN Congress assembled. two-thirtis
Of both Houses concurring. that the follow
ing article be proposed % the Legislature.
q the several States A. an amendnent 20
tse Constitution Of the Unitei States.
vh'ch. when ratified BY three foarths ofsaid
Iegi.latures. shall be valid as part % the
Consultation. namely:
ARrIcLE-SscriOS l. All persons born
OF nafuralized IN the United States and
subject 20 the Jurisdiction thereof. are ciii-
xens Of the United Stafes and Of the State
wherein they reside. No State shall make
or enforce any laws which shall abridee the
privileges or immunities OF citizens of tb.
United States. nor shall any STATE deprive
any person Of life. liberty. or property With
out due process oflsw. nor deny 10 any per-
son within Its jurisdiction the equal prosee-
ton Of the laws.
SIC. ?. Representatives shall be appor-
toned among the several States according
% their respective Numbers. counting the
whole number Of persons IN each State.
excluding Indians not taxed Bot vh-nev-
er the right 20 vote 10 any election for elec-
tors % President or Vice President. or for
Cnited States Representatives IN Congress.
Executive or jodicial officers. or the nem-
bers Of the Legislature thereof i denied 20
any Of the male inhabitants Of such State.
being ~ years Of age and citizens Of the
" -
cept Tor participation In rebellion or other
crime. the basis of representation therein
shall Be redoced IN the proportion which
the number Of such male citizens shall bear
20 the whole number Of male citizens 81
years of age IN such State.
SIC. 5. No person shall be n senator
or Representative IN Congress. or elecior
Of Presldent or Vice Presireut. or hold anv
Once. civil or military. under the United
States. or under any State. who having pre-
viousiy taken an oath as a member Of Con-
gress. or a. an officer Of the United States.
or n a menber Of any State Legislature.
or a. an executive or Judicial OfEicer Of anv
state. 20 support the COn-titufion OF the
United States. shall have engaged in inssr-
rection or rebellion against the same. or
gwen so or comfort o. tie enemies thereof /;
bat Concress nav. by vote Of two thirds
Of each loa.e. rell9vc sucA disability.
SIC. The validity Of the public debt
81 Tie United States. authorized by la-.
including debts incurred for the paymen;
Of pensions and bosnfies for services in
supPressing insuirecfion. or rebellion.
ShAll not be Questioned bot neither the
baIted States. nor any Stale. shall as
sumo or pay any debt or obligation incurred
IN aid % Insurrection or rebellion against
the United States. or any claim for the loss
or emancipation Of any slave but all such
d~bts. obligations. and claims shall be held
illegal and void.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31
A ouestiOa Asked and Ansver.d.

Who wili vote the demoeratie ticket for
GOvsrbor'
Those ~bo vish 10 restore 10 poser the
meu -ho declared President Linooln's Grss
cal for seventy five thossand men a '.usurp-
aiion~
those vho believe Democrats did night
in trying 10 prevent enlis:menis.
Those ~bo ~ish 70 place Congress and
National and STATE Covernments in the
hands oi men ~bo mourned over UEion VIC
tories ard rejoicsd whenever the rebels tri-
smphed
those ~ho ~isb 70 make Corgressmsn
and Presidents and Governor, Of men
whose hands are ,iill reeking With the blood
Of loyal men.
Those uho -ish 70 re- forge the broken
uanseles % slavery.
Those vbo uish ihe southern Oligarchs
% again become our masters.
Those vto uish % endorse the bloody
massacre % Memphis ani Nev Orleans.
those ~bo ~ish 20 repeal fhe Civil Right.
and Freedmen Bareas iavs.
Tbose -ho have iorgoiten. or ISL 10 re-
cord Their approval of. tis tragedies n Lib
BY prison. o. Be!ie I.lc snd si Ande,son.
siiie
Those uho ihink red -banded uhite rcb-
81 more deserving % fsympathy snd proiec-
ton thar q loyal true-hearted negro. ubo
has iossht and blsd ior tbe Union.
those ~ho are happy lathe reu,subrance
oiibs fact hat ympaiby extended 10 the
fsbsis by tbe Democrstic party protracteI
The var three yesrs. snd flied TO hunslre,i
tboosand graves with The mangled bodte.
+ Of our sons ard brothers
I Tbose sLo can laagh ai the hsaty sor
ro- uhioh broods over desolatei bou.e-
holds ~bo are mads happy by tie tear oi
hesrt-brotea -iio-s. and sbo 6nd piess-
sre in ths meanings and er,ings and vail
ings q orpbsnei obiidren.
/ All sch vil vof. against tbs gallant
Cbanberisin and ibs great essse whioh be
represents before The people q Name and
q tie uhoie country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31

FoRGETyULNEss. The New York Trib-
une jogs the memory of Mr.. Raymond after
the following fashion:
&" Mr.. Henry J. Raymond. having long
gone over 10 the enemy With an inconsider-
able baggage Of political conviction. has
forgotten parcel. the rightfsl property Of
another party. We are near enough TO the
honorable gentleman 10 cry stop thiefl'
bot Ne desire 70 be polite. Does any one
doubt thar Mr.. Raymond reckoned on car
rying a larger portion Of his political con-
geners 70 the Pbiladelphia convention
still less can il be concealed that Messr..
Weed. Raymond. and Johnson have faiIed
signailyS l. il not apparent that the neu-
ber from New York. first and last. intend
ed TO betray bis PArty9 II there Be any
dosbt upon the subject. ~e have now TO
ask the part-proprietor Of the Pbiladelphia
convention 20 hAnd over nj. resignaiion A.
Chairman Of the National Union Commit
tee. lie knoss by tbi. time the difference
between the too 'Union' parties. and can
not mistake the committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31
NJ s c ELLANE Gus.


Aeorrespondent accompanying the Prss-
sisn army thus describes is method Of 60
ING into bivouae:
q" The army carries no tsa,s; sometimes
Al night. the soldiers are biileted in VII
lages. but more often sleep in the open arr.
There. ss soon ss q regiment arrives af the
place ~here Il is 20 pass the night. the rides
are piled four together resting against each
other. and the knspsscks srs taken OF and
lad on he ground beside them The men
qniekly light their fires. and begin cooking
their r.tions: a couple of stones or few
bricks form their keld stoves. and their
whole cooking spparafBs consists Of one tin
can which they carry vith them This
serves for both boiling the water for coffee
and for making their meat into thick soup.
which they seem TO prefer 10 roasted food.
As soon as n gets dark each nan lies down
TO sleep. wrapped IN Ia. cloak. With his
knapsaek for q pillow. and the nufied kg-
ures he as regularly m the bivo1.c ss they
stand m the ranks on parade. The ofheers
he separate in grOaps Of two Or three. and
in rear Of the battalion the horse. are pick
eted. and champ at their bits uneasily all
night long. and seldom seen to Iie do~n.
When a village Is occupied. q rush !, made
20 secure mattresses. but these are only had
BY the lox1riOus- The men. a. a rule. ap-
pear 20 prefer straw. and II they can get
plenty Of it are quite content TO sleep in
the open air
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31

THE CAsE BErEFLY STATED. Harper's
Weekly states the position Of he Two par
ties very clearly and briefly N the follow
ing article.
" The Democratic party holds that. hsv-
ing lad down their arms. The States lately
IN rebellion are exaeiiy ubere fbev we're
beiorc. The consequences of such q doc
trine are plain IL assumes that q combina-
ton Of States may attempt % destroy the
Union by var. and that the people Of The
loyal States. vho defeat the conspiracy IN
the held can rigbtf1ily take no further step
whatever 20 secure the victory they have
won. The Union party claims that loyal
citizens. after % long and vital a var. have
exactly the same right % secure their vic
tory thaf they have 20 yin it and. conse-
q0sntiy. thar vben the attempt ofa cornbi-
nation a states 10 vrest themselves from
the authority ol fhe Union fsil.. none of
those States can resume tbeir fail functions
on the nion exccpt upon such conditions
a. q truly sagacious policy shall Determine -