davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17
spirit orlthel stock market.

NEW York, FEB. le.-The Evening
Commercial says : ~ rs : -si--4s -
The stock market shows continued
firmness; the advance of the last two or
three days has induced a demand for
covering short contracts, which, inicon-
nection with purchases. for a rise, has
again advanced prices throughout the
list. The Bull interest is gaining
strength and large operations are made
for. an advance in prices. Michigan
Southern and Cleveland & Pittsburgh
are especially active. There is more
demand for call loans, owing to the in
creased activity of stocks; the banks
generally .lendat per cent. Some pri-
vate lenders, who yesterday anticipated
5 per cent, are this morning lending at
6 per cent. There is, however, a good
deal of money lent at 8 per cent. on
both government and stock collaterals.
Discounts areunchanged. Thedemand
for paper is moderate and the supply
ample: prime names are discounted ut
61<9TH percent; good at 500 per cent.
and other grades at 1O916 per cent
Gold is less active; the government has
sold moderate amounts during the last
few days, which has greatly eased the
market, and there is consequently less
borrowing; the highest rate on borrow
demand for custom duties is less press
ing, and an impression thatthe imports
will henceforth show large falling OF
tends to depress the premium; theprice
during the morning has ranged Mt about
1875. Foreign exchange is in demand;
owing to the advance in quotations,
leading drawers ask los for sixty days,
sterling, butt is difficult to sell ut more
than Is below that figure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17

PoUGHkEEPsrE, Feb. e16.LThe ice
boats sN1inuehaha, Snow Flake and
Icicle, carrying from u to IL gentlemen,
left here this morning for Albany. The
cred with one continuous sheet of
smooth ice, and the wind blowing fresh
from the West. The speed of the boats
will surpass that OF the cars ON the
Hudson river Railroad. On the arrival
of the excursionists at Albany they
will be properly received by the Hon.
Ward ID. WILDER, member of the As
semblyi for this District. The expedi-
ton is a novel one, never having been
attempted before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17
New Yorl. Mnrl.et.

i-tf iia---4 =it NEW YORK, Feb. 16.
Cotton-DuH and heavy at HOS for mid
ding. Flour-Heavy, and common and In
fertor grades l@2c lower; 50@S7 so for extra
state; 8 359S 20 for extra round hoop Ohio,
and s SD9IO IS for trade brandS. WHISKY
Dull at 2 22foF state. Wheat-Dull and de-
clinihg; l 20 for new amber Milwaukee In
store and delivered. Rye-In good request;
S21l9S41S for western in store and delivered.
BarleY-Quiet at 1891 IS. Corn-S1lShtly
in buyers favor without decided change in
prices; 72674 for unsound, and 75a7S for sound
mixed western in store and delivered. Oats
In good request; 399 q for unsound western,
and 43945 for sound. Cofee-More active
and firmer. Sugnr-Quiet and steady; 1E5s9
l91S for Porto Rico; ll9l31< for Cuba tntsco-
VadO,n and l2Il@l3 for Havana. MolaSSes-
Dull; 42 for Cuba museovado, and 81 for de-
mATTn Petroleum--Dull. PorlS-CloSed firm
~; . 20 for new mes; closing Mt . 621S cash;
3 forold mess; % 50d2l for prime, and 239
D 50 for prime mess; also 3,5O0 bbls new mess
f1r March and April, sellers option, % 509
IS 6215. Beef Steady. Beef Hams Dull
and heavy. Cut. MealS-Ftrmer; 1l15@l3 for
shoulders, and 1B1S@lS1{ for hams. Bacon-
Quiet; IS for Cumberland cuts on the spot and
all February sellers option Dressed HogS-
Finn; 143%9ES6 forweStern, and 1adlS1< for
city. LaTa-Lowes att l5@I79<. Butler
Chess ir1ner at 169a2-s = ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17
The weather.

d CoLpwArRR; Mich, Feb. 16. Cloudy;
wind north west; Their. one degree above
LxFAYErrE. Ind, Feb. 49, Clear;
wind sonth; Their. at 5p. mails degrees
above zero. Isif-i llli15re eliE0ts
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Feb. 49, Clear;
no wind; ther. early In the day IS de-
grees above zsroi at sunset o degrees
above zero. Jsit5l = AZ - if5sf,gs y -Ei-5eS
EIKHART, Ind, Feb. 16.-c lear; wind
.ADRIAN, Mich, Feb. I6s-G Clear; wind
west; Their. at sunset 6 degrees above
zero. =.
DErRom, Feb. 16-s, A. Mercury
II below zero; four above at noon.
PoRT HURON, Feb. 16.-1iercury Is
degrees below zero at 8 A. Nj 10 below
at 8 A. NJ. .sslsaE
EAST SAGEyAEy, Feb. 16.-Mercury i
degree below zero,
BUFFALo, Feb. 49, Mercury 8 deg.
below zero att a. NJ; one above atnoon
to-day hfla -it4s "a ssisf- istiflls=-Ll
2 eOLEvELAND-=u deg below at 6 A. nj.
Clear and still. -.
NEW YoRK-At s A. II. 3 deg. above,
and growing mild fast - - n B ~ 80
d In New Orleans yesterday "a deg
lai1oVp zero itisa tisll fsln s-.ssi Z ~
Last night one deg. be-
low; moderating fast. .lde
BOSTON To-day the mercury Is 8 deg.
above. - ass ~ ~ -,
PHmADKLPHA-Mercury5 above.
= =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17
,Cincfnnnfi aIarIset. II

s4js L 9tta ls CINCINNATI, Feb. 1B.
Flour quiet and without change in prices;
100 bbls superfine sold at 2 3. Wheat dulInt
i SQtdl 50 for new red. Com dull at 80 for No.
/ shelled. Oatsdun at 50 for No. 2 Hogs dull
and prices nominal, small S4iIes Of live At
9 609l0 ,2i; dressed aTe held at II 90; receipts
for the last twenty-tour hours 500 head. Pro
Visions quiet but iflrm without decided
q 80 forfcity, hut holders ask q, 90. bulk
Meats and Bacon dull and prices nominalIy
unchanged Lard is In demand at I75<, but
holders nslS IS for prime city. Groceries dull
Cotton dull at ~ for middIIng, Whisky dnll
and prices nominal at 2 . for free. Gold
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17

3 MEMPHIS, TRNN., Feb. ia billiard
touFnamentwas opened tonight for a
gameof I'VE hundred points, between
Mr.. Bennett, of Memphis, and Mr..
Choate, of Cincinnati. Choate was sue
cessfuf by eighty seven points.
Another game for i've hundred points
was played between Melvin Foster, of
New York, and Mr.. Guthrie, Of Mem
ptis Foster done some very brilliant
playing, beating Guthrie by three hun
dred and forty points
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17
GREAT REDUCTION
Inti.e expense OF pruning on weIIs...

Fl q
~ WHITTIER & CO., OF PORTSMOUTH,
W. Ohio, are manufacturing the best, cheap
est and speeaieSt Drilling Machines I'm the
world for boring on, Safr or ATtesinn wells.
They have been thoroughly and successfully
tested for eight yeaIS, in boring through the
hnfriest Mint and lime rocks. BY the peculiar
construction OF the tools. no reamer IS re-
quired, and IL kept in order cannot stick lst,
and therefore require no jars. The arrange
ment far hoisting tools and sand pumping arg
perfect. The expense of engine Is dispensed
with, one horse and two men being all that
Is necessary Tor drilling nom twenty to thirty
feet per day, through ordinary rock. All ne
cessaTy tools and Go ieet Of rope are furnished
with the machines. Total weight OF ma
chimes, near $50 pounds They nfe ensily
transported, and can be set up in an hour.
The price, with everything complete, and full
Instructions, Is $500, delivered on boat or cans.
These machines are simple in.their construc-
tion, durable In their use, scientific In their
operations, and easily attended und kept
or1er, and must therefore very soon super
sede all other machines for drilling deep
wells, rs all who use them testify. Address
g. WHITTIER 4 CO.
-ELiI.E Manufacturers, Portsmouth, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17
chicago sIartteat.
IdAooS.. Feb. 16.

CHICAGO, FED. 10.
Flour dun and declined 1oai5c. wheat 1I9
al 49, forlND-I J.. 81 Conn dull Oats dull
-Highwiues nornipAlat H93 "a, Rrovisions
firm. Mes Pork % co. Lard dull and moth
ing doing in English bulk, green meats and
sweet picked hams. Hogs declined 209S9cs
closing quiet ut . 15G90 > Tor medium TO good.
Dressed Hos at 10 80 II. - --t.-.lr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17

81 gaftlsi,J go NEW YORK, Feb. H.
Prices OF Mining Stocks bid i'm Boston to-
day were as foIloWss
Copper Falls 251S; franklin IS; Hancock
155<; Isle Royal IS Minnesota III; Quincy 81;
eWaverly -; Bay State o.; Boston Water
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17

T,HILAlDR1PH1A, Feb. 16.-The safe of
the County Treasurer, of Berks county,
in Readfiie. was BLOWN open last night
with iyunp6wder! II Combined $1,000.
The- burtlafs were disturbed before
they secured the money, and fed,
leaving all their tools and implements
bshind
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17
k,z lYorI, aronev nnn tstoel, rrnrlrcf.

-. 49,, -, NEW YORK, Feb. 10.
Money and Gold-AIouey more active at 9
per cent for call loans. Sterling EXcbange-
Firmer and more doing at lOT5{9IOS. Cold
shade easier; opening at lSI1z; declining to
1914, and closing at l311S
% Governments Stocks Firm; U. S. 6s. 81 cou-
pons, l0f5S; do5-20 coupons, iG2, 1875; do 20,
1859: do 95, l6ssi; y. 8. g, one year ertifi-
State stocks Tennessee6 1900 "a ?.
StoclZs-DuIl; Ohio & mississippi oertideates
New York Central a0IS; Erie S05S; Reading
1925: Michigan Southern 7I5ss;; Michigan Gem
-tIIll 1881; Pittsburg SlsS: Chicago & Nortii-
Rock Island 1856 Fort Wayne9 70; Chicago
Alton l9l.. 1850 l----eL--.-.-l o. ---L-E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17
TORACCO.Idl lsii

iAIoNTToR MANI. IN CApY, i,.,.,,5,..
III Hearts Delight, lbs in Cadles
- TlEsselHs p 7 R los Butts. 10 aiffrtfft
Eldoredo lusl,l2S e. - 8 Fright Va .I,.l7ja
Z Haressss5. ..ie IlbJiIb 9s,lfiz' ,z8-silo
>. kentucky sixtYEst-
Smoking in Bulk ind Paters f"it-
ii9.li q fl59{ lfffJ. X BoTsFOHD eco,
I 1ebt2f1s uaH3 -f.l1 d n Mo- n Water Gt-I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17

T1INE EASTERN STOCKING YARN, AS
sorted colofs. Some suitable for MAXIM
ShaWls, at uan20 d. NICOLL & BRo.g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17

Yesterday the jury in the case of Nc
Donald, Us. the Hudson River Railroad
Company, rendered verdict of 500 for
the plaintiff. Owing to the negligence
of the defendants agents in running a
detached engine down their road in Oc-
tober last the plaintiff lost two horses
and a wagon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17
ar Card.

DURE LIBERTY LEADI COPY RIGHT
Il ed.li Warranted to cover more surface
for same weight than any otheFi Try it, and
You will have no otherl Manufactured only
by ZIEGnER q. SMITH, Wholesale Drug,
Paint and Glass Dealers, No. lS North Third
,SS- For Sale BY Paint Dealers generally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17
/ Co.Partne,rshipI. sII q

50 BAGS prime Coffee,
. Hing Sugar,
a.. so Bbls White sugar. Liz1i5 INT
100 q Extra family Flour,
n -
: sSps. ~ md sAraekeraI in bbls.sI6 bbls
Dried Peaehes. 4 f.srnlEit s-..feb22ml
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17

NEsBITTa& HB r o.,o
sas f55Gi Manufacturers ofSlaa esitai
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,
And Dealers IN stoves. lamps,
House FURNISHING IIartiUare. iH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17
HATS AND CAPS

WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF A FULL
w and complete stocllof 10. Z 1ssii-Hll
.s.ai HATS AND aCAPSy fst!
which we VIII sell Mt the lowest prices!
: febs .,leas s7os=Is HARPER BRO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17

Mr.. Washburne said that that case
had been finally decided, and there was
no occasion to bring it into the contro-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-07
lFrom The People.l
THE SPANISH PINK.
BY M0LLIE LAUREL.

In Eastern lands they talk in flowers,
And tell in garlands their joys and hopes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
Latest Foreign News.

New IoRk, March l.
The following was received per steamer
/ Asia:
In the House of Lords, on the 18th ult.,
Lord Russell announced the proposed sus-
pension of the habeas corpus act in Ireland,
and that the House set on Saturday the 18th,
SO that no time might be lost in passing the
measure
Earl Derby said it would be for the govern
ment to justify the course 1t was about 10
take, and if the House of Commons agreed to
lhe proposal he would not interpose q mo-
ments delay, but he hoped that at the earliest
possible moment the government would state
the grounds on which they relied for the JUS
tfcatiou of their proceedings
The London lines say that the Irish Gov
eminent is, of course better informed than
any private persons can be as TO the state OF
the country and the imminence Of danger. but
In the increased activity of the movement
! during the past mouth and the presence of
numbers of persons in various districts, with
scarcely a concealed purpose of promoting
insurrection, there is simple reason for the
stretest precauton.
The object of the Irish Government is
doubtless TO secure some of the emissaries of
American Fenianism who are now numerous
in Ireland, and working with disastrous effect
on the people.
The London Morning Herald, the conser-
vative organ, says that the Government will
be supported in the measure.
The Army and Navy Gazette saws that the
troops in Ireland are being distributed more
and more among the small towns, merely
giving greater feeling of security.
The Times assumes that Mr.. Gladstone :
Budget will show an excess OF income over
expenditures of about three millions sterling.
1t thinks Mr. Gladstone will attempt TO reduce
the national debt.
1t is rumored that Sir Charles Wood, late
Secretary for India, has been offered and
accepted the peerage.
In the House OF Commons to day Sir Geo.
Gray in ling leave to bring a bill suspend
ing the habeas corpus act in Ireland, said
that the fenian Confederacy had only recent.
ly assumed its present proportions and it was
necessary to strike an effective blow al the
Fenian scheme, which were wholly discoun
tenanced by the American government
The loyalty OF the British army is even be-
yond doubt.
The Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland earnestly
requested the suspension of the act saving
that he could not hold himself responsible for
the safety of tho country if power was with
held from him.
The Daily News believes that the Govern
ment has acceded to propositions of the
Roman Catholic hierarchy in Ireland, and
that henceforth the Senate of the Queen $
University in Ireland will consist Of half
Protestants and half Roman Catholics
FRANcE.-ln the debate on the address to
the Emperor, NJ. de Persigny contended that
the English parliamentary institutions were
unsuited for Frauce
The Emperor he said had given to France
double liberty founded on the double basis of
authority, and it depended on public opinion
to develope the liberty granted by the Consti
tuition.
After debate the address in response to the
Emperor speech was unanimously adopted
SPAIN-The newly boru child of the Oueeu
of Spain died on the l4th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

There is no one OF the President $ positions
more utterly fallacious and fraught with evi
consequences than his assumption that the
old form of swearing to support the constitu-
tion is sufficient test of loyalty on the part
ofthe rebels. The Chicago 7Tibune's Wash
ington dispatch Of the 9th says:
The President last night in response to the
direct question of several Congressman, de-
clared that he was opposed to all constitution
oil amendments until Southern members were
in their seats and so the South could have a
voice in the matter He said the question Of
representation was a small matter, and that
the North could we'll afford to overlook the
two ffths advantage which the South now
have, because emigration and kindred causes
would soon remedy it without legislation. If
the matter must be changed at all, he was ia
favor of making the voting population the
basis. He then asked how they proposed to
get an amendment through in the South? The
reply was. in the same way, Mr.. President,
that you got the constitutional amendment
through by little Presidential pressure. Mr..
johnson replied that he saw no similarity in
the two cases. In regard to the test oath he
said he was inclined to think the old form of
swearing to support the Constitution was
sufficient test of loyalty.
That is merely an iteration of sentiments
be bad previously expressed
1t is difficult for us to conceive how Presi-
dent johnson can say this. He wasin the Sen
ate of the United States when the tide of Sc
cession sat in. He saw the Catalnes Of that
body, who had npon their souls the burden of
an oath % support The constitution, meet in
secret caaa.s plotting the overthrow of the
country. lie cav them at last trampling un-
der foot taat oath and turning away to invoke
battle to destroy the constitution aud govern.
meut they had repeatedly sworn to defend.
lie saw a cabinet, similarly pledged, spurning
the sanctity of their oaths, and working night
and day in tue interests Of traitors. He saw
President, bound By pledge his lips had
sealed, to support protect, and defend the
constitution and the union Of the States, sit
calmly still and see the work OF treason 60 on
by the agents he had himself appointed. An
war and he saw with what recklessness rebels
dsregarded their oaths He saw men one
day swear to take up arms no more, aud on
The morrow be found in guerrilla bands He
saw whole section of country where all the
i,Ials we're at least morrAly perjured, and
be claims that the mere lip service, the oaths
hat these men take are sufficient tests of their
ioyalty-are all the protection government
needs against the treason of proven traitors
1t will be long ere Union men throughout the
country will support that position.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
~ FOR AFTERNOON DIsPATCHEs
bEE SECOND PAGE.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
New York Summary OF News.

New York Summary OF News
NEw YORK, March l.
The Commercials Washington special saws
the officers of the iron and steel associations
had protracted interview this morning.
urging increased protection.
The Dutch steamer Arizona has sailed, with
the California mails. Among the passengers
was Anson Burlingame, Minister to China.
At meeting of the directors of the West
ern Union Telegraph Line to-day, ]. NJ.
Wightman, of Boston, was elected President.
General Grant has written letter to Gen
eral Butterfeld, thanking through him the
gentleman who contributed to him the purse
Of $1,000
The United States steam frigate Chatta-
nooga is now completed and ready for sea.
She will start on her trial trip in few days,
and on her return, will probably make a trip
to Europe. She will be commanded by Cap
tain j. McKinstry.
Benjamin F. Manierre to-day entered upon
his duties as member of the board of Police
Commissioners.
The board was reorganized and Mr.. Thos.
Cation was reelected President and Mr.. Ber-
gen was chosen treasurer in place of Mr.. Nc
Murray whose term had expired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
DISLoYALTY REcUPERATING.

The spirit of treason, crushed for time
under the victories of GRANT and SHERMAN
and Mr. LGNcoLN's steady defense of Liberty,
has been revitalized by the intimation of an
executive policy that confers political rights
upon rebels The Tri6une's Washington spe-
cial of the 9th ult says:
Advices received by arrivals from North
Carolina represent the secession element as
having already become most defiant upon only
a partial knowledge of the PRESIDENT course.
In kaleigh, on the 22d, over half the ladies
who appeared in public walked around the
flags hung over the sidewalks. The post
master hung one over the door of his office,
and only few of the ladies would enter for
their letters. The bill allowing negroes in the
State the right to testify where they are par
ties. passed to its second reading in the House
Of Commons some time since by Is majority.
After tls4Eesidential speech it finally passed
bY OILY one majority. The worst rebels at all
the Itowns between Raleigh and this place
were exultant. and their laudations and com
lnendations on Mr.. Johnson were unbounded.
These manifestations come to Congress and
the Pres dent and the country as monitors,
and biz beware. Treason, like Lazarus, is
not ad, but sleepeth. Let us guard against
its .surrection; let not Union men go to
av axe it out of sleep. 1t is not the late
.bels Of the South that We have SO greatly to
guard against, for they are poweress. It is
the slave spirit which is rampant within them
that the nation has to watch jealousy and
crush its power. That spirit leads them to
cherish bitterness toward the Union and
Union men; it would oppress the freedmen ;
il is hostile TO democratic Institutions; it is
not in sympathy with the principles upon
which our Government rests its restoration
to political supremacy would again inaugurate
the c-i-rr- r tie slave propagandist' rule
during aBl prcee ding the late rebellion. 1t
was agans; /, Lat four years crusade of
bloody strife vas waged, for it invoked it. 1t
was the slave spirit that melted to treason
and secession. 1t raised rebel armies and
slaughtered the sons ofthe North. 1t robbed
the MANNED soldier of his limb. shot down his
comrade by his side, aud then plundered and
mutilated the corpse. 1t took from the
mother her son, and from the wife her hus-
band and made the South cemetery of our
loyal dead. 1t would gain again the control
Of the country. Let it be guarded against,
and its assaults repelled
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

Gov SToSr received the following dispatch
from Washington on the 23d instant:
To Gov. Stone-In this trying hour other
States are telegraphing words of cheer to their
members of Congress. Has the Iowa Legis-
laturer words Of appreciation
10 this Goaernor Stone sent the following
= pS:
Dur legislature has passed resolution by
0 overwhelming majority approving the
coarse OF our Senators and Representatives
in sustaining the freedmen's bureau bill. and
reputation of the President veto. The loyal
heart of Iowa is warming anew. No faltering
here. The radical majority in Congress will
flag shall not be lowered. Stand frm what.
ever the President may do. The great Wes,
is as immoveable now as she was during the
dark hours of the rebellion. No comnrom;se
with traitors, either pardoned or unpardoned.
WN. NJ. SrosE,
Gov of Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
Nsw York Legislature on Reconstruo-
tton

ton
BUFFALO, March l.
In Albany Legislature to- dae Mr. Law of
fered the following which was referred to
Select Committee offiv
Resoired, That in the judgment of the
Senate 1t is the right and duty of Congress to
determine when and upon what conditions
the rebel States shall resume their normal re-
laton with the federal government. and be en-
titled to their representation in Congress
Rssolped, That the immediate and uncon-
ditional admission of the Senators and Rep.
resentetives from the rebel States, with their
increased representation in Congress and
without further guarantees to secure the rights
of the freedmen and the loyal citizens of
those States, would be unjust towards the
people of the loyal States, and q grievous
wrong to those entitled to our protection and
who have stood by the government and been
faithful to the flag throughout the entire, re-
belliop.
Resolred, That recognizing in Congress 9
body of faithful and devoted champions of
constitutional liberty truly rejecting and rep
resenting the wishes of their constituents,
we shall look to their cooperation with the
President to establish and perfect such meas
ures as shall secure to the States in rebellion
the admission of their Representatives in
Congress upon such terms as shall be lust to
the North snd shall protect from wrong the
loyalists Of the South.
A youhg woman can't vo,e, but she can do
q prouder thing-be the mother Of voters.