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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07
Keokuk & StPaul Railway Compan,
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

NOTICE is hereby given, that id conformi
y ~ Chapter - Of the Code Of Iowa, approved
February 5th 4 D 1851. Inward Kiibousne John
Ls.h L.ufsn Ds~er. Harben At,sa satt Haasili. Ruy
Wells John Y Hiatt ohsrt =. so~et. u+ary Lovs,
David " ElllournA, Hen, Strong, Jsrpe4 Howell
Albert l.. iCoansbie. Patrick 8ibbons AapA p. LOVE-
Arthur Bridfman, Cfish haslec, 4 R Eurd, ChasIss
ssyder Z. l. Prnn Timothy Whiti1S. J. 4 Shaw, VII
liam Patterson, Thomas ". Cases Tbona A. BsreAss,
Hamhden Buell. George T. Kiibourne Chafies b fooss
and A. kellogg have inc ,rpofsf.d Themselves end all
other persons who may become members u ssid Corro-
body corpvsate and polite under the
and style Of the
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Mas. LoNAx will commence the second
year Of her school on Monday, Sept. 10, at
her residence, corner of Eleventh and High
streets. (sep. 1877
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CHoLrRA.-We understand that there were
two cases Of cholera in our city on yester-
day.
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BLAsKs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills Of Lading and all kinds Of Justice
Blanks, call at the GArE CIrY Counting
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To Be SOLD CHrAr-A good new spring
wagon, never; used Also Lathe. Apply
on johnson street, between I'd and Sd, to
fiji J. ApAxs
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To THr LADIEs.-If you wish to see some
elegant styles of Fall goods 60 TO Mrs. W. F.
Bowman's on Fourth street, betw cen Main
and Blondeau.
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The Meeting at Fl. Madison on Wednes-
evening was large and enthusiastic one,
Mr.. Wilson, as be always does, making tel
ling speech.
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The Lynchburg Virginfan repudiates the
Philadelphia Convention and in behalf Of the
chivalry of the Old Dominion says:
''God forbid that we should ever be 80
mean and craven as to acknowledge ourselves
to have been traitors and lawless criminals
during four years struggle. in which we
always declared aud believed ourselves al
asserting Constitutional rights, and as hon
estly resisting unlawful oppression"
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LET there be . grand rally of the Union
men Of this city, Tomorrow evening at the
Court House,
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Nsw York monsy Market.
| By TsI-sraph.) Nav Yoax, kpte
Money sAsy IT AS per
Sterling dull ard nominal lots.0loeL
Gold 10 lover opening at I4s d-ciAins TO 1853. ID
| vancing :, 49, and .lo.ing ~ l4sJ<-
0ovsrnmeet.' Zs1<c lover.
Preights t, Ev-rpoo enii.
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TAs Osansrsssss nonsy astisis says 49, ~
dspssssiaa 3 ~ slssk nas1st sealinasA II
bsars attask u naskst vigsss1say visA NV y
bringing tAsif sAests y essssat aad nsst with
sppssitisa ftsa ~ bsIls, vAs vaaG y - %
stsst = ls.r psisss, pespasaAsg y psa1es p
u naaksk 0saasally Govsnnnts - sstAsr
weaker. The high prices ass bsiasisg h ahbgsi
supply fton IL inessisF, vAils ths low prass q
exchange and downward tsadsasy II geaA tsed y
dspssss ~ price. Ms.sy Il in fair dsnaal hea
stock bsoksrs, bat tie supply y aAssd sf IL -
naad. sd The rate On III leans y essssaaiy pse
cont Banks are Offering round ssns q pr
cent. From Is TO 50 days diseosnts confines
quiet owing to tbs limited supply Of bills. Prins
names pass at 595i per cent. Thsrs 10 morn ~
tivity in foreign exchange, the low RATS having
brought out buyers, which in connsetisn with thu
continued shipments from England and the Con-
tnsnt to this side isgvins the market rather more
strength. The continued shipmsnts Of specie re-
ported BY the Cable have no aPprseisbls eject
upon the gold premium. The market isstill unds'
control of the bull clique.
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stock Market.
BY Telegraph NV Yoax setts
Stocks are lower. 1885,: 1857 " ssl<; 8
s3l1s Erie es5ss n Y c ios; wUTelsTtf US Ska 81
coup Ill; Usoscmpo~. 'es, lilss so R-gd IS 1oss<
1910 coups 9s5z 10 ID series So. 80 81 do 1851
A. thei O'Clock open Boar the folio ~lng snsac tons
were N .dt
WI Tel SIX; n los; 70 ss1x: Ri. ee,k; ri.
o-ess<; Rs.din. lt3.; G Pitu ssN. ChiRIAP 100
n " 3ss<i CANWp i'd e6J.. PFwAC Kx Divi.ion
lo3sS; Man .ia itpid4iA.
Cod ciosed At I<57s
Money 10 easy. and the supply abundant
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EH0R SALE.-Eighsy acres Of improved
Il Lard scar Chaisstou, Lee county. Idvs. dood io-
provensnts thereon. Price Us pr scvt-.esy cheap
Good tide. Inquire a WM HULf0h,
dsr7p lAsl Mstate Aren't. No. g Nam ssrsse
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RrxExBrR the meeting at the Court House
on Saturday evening.
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EVERY Republican in Keokuk is expected
to be present at the Court House, Saturday
evening. Let none remain away.
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FORTY CESrs per line for each inser-
ton will be charged for all notices Of over
three lines in this column. No notices how
ever short inserted for less than ONE DOL
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COLLECTION OF BousrY.-See Van Valken,
burg's card. augl6-am
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Cabus' Hair Tonic.

ms unequaisi preparation which possess the pecu.
H proper ties Of rsstcng greg haR TO It, original coll
AID 10 TO the color II possessed before
Il surneA grsy. II 10 SssmAoeat case for dAndra6
and epvsns NJ IL baiy dives IL
hair ias1ng end nnAursi mU1stars, cures dandraa
scaFf ticking M seesssD ~ ~ sktu Persons that
Asve tried ts prpasaeioA ~ shat tAey havs tried al
liads q Tonic nd Har !s:torasiys.as,a hsd ns.sr
ssd rssut unt tAsv - tse1 ~ uaiS 1osse h has
ssrsd psoss vAo ~ sDd nsssss Of AssdrsG III knit
I'd and cssutsd together In ths shsps Of pay cover
Ing The whuss 500 and n - u fhfty dass
afsr un9 NJ Tenis the ssurf and dasAFuN allt ssnn
psarsd, al1 ths har, phieh - saul thnt uue Seen
prevented hcn rswtns. rsssnsd IL sesnr hssIthy
growth. N
In he eaas u - yaass sssAsa, n - slss rov.
inAnny, vhsse hea1 ~ eevsssd gttA tldsA Ssssape
Of AanAra9 ~ scuff - heAdoAsa aboss. - vAose
hair I'D aansse seagasesdy AlsA ct s1n ~ yir
tue q ths 1sais ~ h ~ esaSDs u sAsss ve roll
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his hair comsscsd b grow bssatifuIly. M \ cnl1
one Go Of H. hind IN . thousand. l coaM ne.t5os
many cehnrs est ~ vant u sDsss ~ 80 - -
soid 81 aDORdi CABus, eorssr d s,co.a - -,
strset Price - esas pr bo4saA bsrsi dlsccsns =
etrA4a- 5tf e ~eDAH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07

Coxrosrroas wAxTrp.-Ons or two good
sompositors, of steady habits, can procure
employment by applying Immediately at this
Office.
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For NQl<.
Far sale.

n ONE-srORY BRICK DWELLING HoUgv, With
~ tvo rooms good cellar and ctsfsrt md fnti Lot
we'll fenced containing varsity Of choice fruit stsaie
OF l&ah sd Ridge Stress, Ks4hnk. Iowa.
inquire Of Wa. FULTON, Asf-
aug3od No " AAin Street
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For sale.
For sale.

OTIS o. TO- II, L. and 10 fest ID eSsi - Of Lot Q,
II 4 Block "a With Oesagos Stone Dwelling Hooss,
eleven large small soms Bath
rooms and closets also brick stable and wood Aooss
Title esod knouirs Of MM FULTON,
apr3&-d Rsal Hstafe Agsnt.
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MOB sALB--T~n acres Of land represented In the
lam authorised to sell this property at very great bar.
snp, II applied for soon Title good DO sale tn
quife OF Il. TEN-EYCK
aPri-d Real Estate Aren't
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Il B. TKs-RYcK.

rok sALE-The very desirable Brisk residepee an
II 9roupds now on ned and occupied by A. wftkfps
son, Eco situated the corner Of 18Th ard High rts
House hAs OF 10 rooUs, With all modern Improve
msnn-lsrEs n~me tarn-thTee very desirable lots at
tachsd covseed with fruit and trees Prits
$500 Title good or sais For further particulars
esquire Of n B. TEkEYcK
March 81. 1880.
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From the Buffalo Courier, August -
Minnesota will produce this year, IL 10 sstina-
ted, 10 00e, 900 bushels of wheat and that in 1850
she produced but 2, 1875, sl2 bushels. 1t 10 doubt
less true, a. Is believed in Minnesota, that If the
railroad to Lake Superior has been running, % ~
to raise tho price Of wheat in out Of the way
nsighborhoods, the quantity this year would have
been very much increased. To the knowledge OF
the writer Of this, wheat grown three years aso IL
only this year brought to market low water In the
streams, and want Of railroad facilities prevent
ing the farmers from bringing it forward. In
far-oG settlements much wheat 10 grown which
sells for 80 or 40 cents per bushel, the cost Of
marketing il being so great. All this II changing
repidiy. Minnesota Is to be the greatest Of al the
wheat growing States, for 1t is SURE crop, and .
very heavy one, producing twice - much on the
averages Illinois or Ohio, and its grain being Of
better quality.
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The Price Of Flour, and the 0rain
HarvseA.
From the Buffalo Courisr.1

From the Buffalo Courisr.]
With the immense grain harvest that has Al
ready been secured there 10 no earthly excuse for
the high prices prev siing for the staple Of life
four. The sudden and unexpected collapse Of
the European war has obliterstsd the last ray
hope for foreign demand and consequent ad
vance in prices. Notwithstanding this nanifsst
tendency Of decline, and the fact that the South
has raised sufficient for home consumption, and the
vast surplus over what 10 required for our North
population, the Chicago and other specuiators,
through the power granted them by an innsssd
currency and the demoraliring national banking
system, are holding back and boarding up grain,
and causing corresponding suffering ON the nov
over oppressed poor OF our community. Wehope
the fall may soon, and there will be but little
sympathy for the ubiquitous spectators who may
be buried pecuniarily in the crash. Anexchange,
in abiding to the subject, says:
The predictions Of the early Spring prophets,
of ditaste in reference to the grain crops of this
| country. have, IS is most frequently the casbeen
iamentediy rcfuted by facts. The reportsfrom the
great West are extremely gratifying. 1t is agreed
on all hands that the crop of corn this year will
| exceed everything in the annals Of previous pro-
duction, being really enormous. The crop of oats
unusually heavy, and most Of it 10 already gar
nersd. So, also, in relation TO rye, the crop Of
which il heavier than usual, and the quality
! excellent. Barley, which Is important grain,
not ~ much cultivated 10 this country A. il might
be with advantage, also turns out we'll wherever
planted, and good profit will be realized from il.
From the Northwest the report of the wheat crop
10 most favorable. Prom excessive rains in some
States there has been deterioration in winter
wheat which may yet be recovered by dry weather,
but In other States, not affected by those causes,
the crop 10 larger than for the last two years
Taking the good promise with the bad, the extrs
large crops in some localities with the diminished
production elsewhere, it seems to be agreed tina,
the wheat crop will be full average. With IN
excessive corn, rye and oat CROP with fair yield
Of wheat and barley, the general harvest may b
pronounced Of extra abundance.
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EOR SALE-Twenty acres Of beauti-
- fef Garden arnps Land, and near tbs Aissis-
dppi river sooat three mile above the city Of Keokuh
fnis 9es1 Prios, $500. Bnguireof
EOR SALE.-Lot 2, in Block sc, on the
= 0ostA asof High, between Sixth and Seventh
trsets. Title good OF no sass. Price 500 cash
jsll ss<airsof HIrN-sTck
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lNCk FAX Three v.r, desirsbe Lots on which are
ioeated two story brick wcIng house containing
or rooms large brick wash house and wood house
tosesnss with large brick stable two large cisterps
and Lots well with choice lot of fruit .pa o,hs
trees This property situated on the cor ner CT All
ana Morgan sfreets to busines Price 5000
half cash balance In and years ut per cent in.
tsrest Tide good Esquire OF
apf1A r. B. TkH-ETCK
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A Kentucky correspondent sends the fol-
lowing to the Cincinnati Commercial, con-
cernihg Pomeroy, of the Lacrosse Democrat
who is now stumping the State of Indiana for
my Policy "a filter advocate could not be
Fnund
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EOR SALEr30 acres Of fine grape erd
other fruit iaad: 10 acrss high state or cult.
vation 10 under fence with 100 Of vaf
ous kinds come nov bearing Price IT'S per acre Aiss
70 acres Adjoining tAs above land, and the sane
character With NO improvements but BE enclosed
BY placing fence the road all pcnAe Prize
30 and 80 per This land 10 near the res
denoc OF DR. Hicks sbout two miles from Second street
Ksokuk- For particulars enquire Of
mchA H. B. TENEYCk
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LN0k eALR-Lots7 and 8, In Block a. on the corner
L. Of Ifnh and Morgan Streets. These Lots are the
most desirable vacant lots In that neighbrhood Price
tlSoO-one third down. and balance In and years
Per cent. interest. Title good o sale.
kAqusre 81 fspr2Si H.. B TEN-EYCK
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FOR SALE.

on ACRES II Land (nostiy In timber on the mid
CUdls rod leading from Ksokrk TO santnsky about
mies from the city, and may be known N the Rich
ndson trsrt Title good Price $40 per acre. Enauirs
Of H. D. TEs-kicK 4 co.
anSl4d
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EOR SALE-Lots and 8 in Bloch
Il ~, on the corner Of 3tA and Paisan street,, vi
- seld sta hesuain. nnsuifecf
nAyl HB.rRN-KYuK
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fantastic performar ces. Then, if the worst comes
TO the worst, President johnson can Interfere
and unboTse this theoretical knight this incar-
mated anachTonism, with a veto message that
sends him sprawing in the mud even while he
is shouting the battlecry OF negro equality.
But Ssncho Panza Stevens, with a majority Of
the House of Representatives obedient to all
bis Whims, is not altogether laughable. There
is a streak Of deviltry In some OF his proceedings
which Il ents decided rebuke. His speech last
Saturday, for example, is capital as a mere piece
OF humCr; but when we consider that through
the subservient GOOD nature OF Congress he WAS
allowed TO put upon official record the vilest
Copperhead ISLANDERS against the President, and
when we also remember that all his arrant false
hOods humorous as they we're when delivered
In the House, are calculated and designed to de-
ceIve the Pennsylvania Dutch voters when trans
lated into German and circulated as a campaign
document, we at ence see the torked tail Of
Satan emerging from the rear OF Sancho Panza's
0oubiet. Nor are the marks OF the Satanic pre-
sence less evident in the new scheme for subii-
eating the Southern States recently adopted by
Stevens and his friends.
The theory OF Don Quixote Sumner in regard
to dead States and territorial Governments
seems to be abandoned by Sancho PanZa as fiat,
stale, and Improbable; and it is now proposed
10 hold negro conventions at the South, elect
negro delegates to Congress, and admit them IN
defiance oil the President and OF public senti-
Rent. The idea of negro representatives, FIRST
satiTically b1oached in these columns, is quite
seriously adopted by the Radicals They are
in relation to st. Domingo, and their course
can produce only similar results. OF course the
whites of the South will not submit to be thus
ousted rem their rights; a negro lnsurreeuon
will ensuc, and the President will have to inter-
fere to prevent general massacre.
THIS latest scheme OF our Sapcho PanZa is,
therefore, by LU means funny, and IS not in
keeping with the character which he otherwise
assumes very we'll Fortunately, however, the
South is still under martial law, and any move
ments towards negro conventions may be
his speech ON the 22d of February which was
no joke, all assertions to the contrary not
withstandlng-that he understands Sancho
Panza Stevens thoroughly, and is ready to cast
the Satan out OF him at the proper opportunity.
When this is done-when all the devillsh spirit
is gone and only the wit, the humor, and the
shlewd common sense remain, we do not know
a Congressman whose retirement from public
life Will be more sincerely regretted by all
lovers of laughter than that OF the notorious
member from Pennsylvania.
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Satan and SanchO Panza Combined in
Congress-
From the Herald.

From the Herald.
The absurd speech of Mr.. Thad. Stevens in
Congress last Saturday reads like a chapter
from the famous novel of Ceryante's Mr..
Stevens is the Sancho Panza of the radical fac
tion, as Senator Summer is its Don Qulxote.
Although these two representatives travel The
same road in company, their characters and
their peculiarities are essentially different.
Sumner is the knight; Stevens is the esquire.
Sumner looks upon the negro race as a colored
Dulcinea 10 be relieved, while Stevens trudges
along with an eye to fun and troiic, and
mouth ever open for the loaVes and fishes Sum.
ner is rather moody and melancholy; much
study OF old books has made him mad; he
renders himself ridiculous by attempting to
carry out impracticaDle theories in this pracuca,
works aday age.
Stevens has studied nothing but men, and
only falls in with his masters chiyalrc notions
when they promise to lead TO good fare and tat
offices. Sumner is ambitious OF becoming the
champion OF the most ultra interpretations Of
the great principles OF liberty, fraternity, and
equality. Stevens sighs only tor creature COM
forts and remuneratiye patronage, aud cares
more TOR the next election than for any abstract
principle ever enunciated. The one is a lunatlc
philosopher, and we pity him while we laugh at
him. The other is a shrewd, unscrupulOus poll
tician, full OF broad humor ana fond of rough
! jokes, and we are equally ready to roar at him
| soundly thrasEed.
The Congressional Don Qulxote and Sancho
| PanZa might Jog alone together IN appropriate
! companionship, causing mirth in all observers
| and happening upon all sorts OF ludicrous ad-
ventures, without the slightest objection from
any quarter, II it we're not for the TACT that
! stevens, unlike his great original, has a spice
OF Satan in his composition. Don Quxote Sum
| ner is safe enough In the Senate. Dixon, Doc.
little, Cowan, and score Of other sensible men
are there watching him. and they Will prevent
i'm from doing any harm to the country by his
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LIQUORS.
CEESNUT GROVE WRESKY.
No. 225 North THIRD Street.

No. 225 North THIRD Street.
If anything wanted TO prove the absolute pullty
of this whisky the following certificates should do IT,
There Is no alcoholic stimuant known commanding such
Recommendation from such high sources:-
PHILADELPHIA September 9. 1853
We have carefully tested the sample OF CHESNUT
GROVE WHISKY which you send us, aud fluG that Ii
contains NONE OF TIE POISONOUS SUBSTANCE known as
which is the Characteristic and Injurious in
gIedient of the whiskies In general use.
BOOTH, GARRETT IL CAHAC,
Analytical Chemists
NEW YORK. September 8, 1858
i have aDalyzed a sample OF CHESNUT GROVE
HIShY received Hom Mr. Charles wharton, Jr, OF
ThhaGeipha: and having carefully tested 1t, l am
pleased to state that IL Is enreY FREE FROM POISONOUS
or DELETRIIOUs substances. 1t is an unusually pure
JANIS r Chiffon, NJ. D.,
Analytical Chemist.
BOSTON, March I 1859.
have made a chemical analysis Of commercial sam
pes Of CHFSNUI Grove WHISKY, which proves to
be free from the heavy lus Oils, and perec and
unGdu Grated he tne flavor of this whisky derived
nom the grain used In manufacturing II
Respectfully A. A. HAYES, Nj. D.,
state AssayoT, No. l6 Boylston stleet.
For sale by bBTre dcmohn or bottle, at 226 North
THIRD street Philadelphia, 80
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
Editorial Opinions Of the Leading
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liant Topics Of the Hour.
International Telegraphy.

COMPLIED 1v1RT DAY FOR EVENING TELEGRAPH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-02

We cannot rcearI with much pleasure
IN action on the part of the Pr: en-.
which l. hailcd with unmiNcd delight by
very rebel ami coppcrhead iii The coun-
try. The President has probably moi def
ina!clv decided on cutlin" entirely loose
from tie gr>al party which elected him
il may be pasTJie even Yet TO prevent an
open rupture between tine party of the
Union and the lre>idcmt-Still he has de-
IibcraIcly rejected 4 law which WAS not a
{" ra;ii measure. but WAS passed by 4
vote of nearly four lo one of both houses
of Congress; Which had the support oi
every thoroughly loyal ami clear>ighted
man in those bodies; and which has since
the veto received in the senate Il vote
which wi.h the change ol two nays 10
yeas would have passed the bill over the
i'rc>H-ni'> heal lie has vetoed ii, too.
not solely on the ground OF ohleciionabl,
details which might be obyiated by tutur,
amendments; but Gil the ground that q
>uc!t measure Is .iA>t!fcd hy tie present stu
alton oi aii.lirs at the South: that The
freedmen do not need the amount OF pro-
lection that Congress Suppo>es they do
and that they should by projected us tal
as they need it '.by the civil authoritics-
especially by tlic exercise of Ill! the con>ti-
tuiional powers OF the courts OF the Unit
ell States and Of the states" Of course
this objection i just as valid against the
ircedmen'S bureau in It's present form, a:
against it under the proposed enlargement
And to be CONSISTENT Mr.. johnson shoul,
Withdraw from the South the officers o
that bureau, and leave the freedmen IL
the tender mcrcieS of the reconstruct
rebels, in whose disposition to regard ''th'
rights and interest Of oil cLssS5s Of people.
he feels such confidence.