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bill providing for the axason Of stockholders Of bans
The bill, reported by the Judiciary Committee, radi
eay changed the assessment laws requiring statement
Of persons. property 70 be verified under OATH and
smpang CITY per cent Of the banking capital from taxa
ton After lengthy discussion the bill as II came from
Tho Senate taxing The per value Of bank stock sub
stuted and finally agreed 10 by the House, 30 Ia s.
Messrs. Bits, BOYD. Kre.der LittleOhn Seldeu and L.
l. Stewart voting tie negative. The bin low goes TO
the Governor.
RTPoRTs COMPLETE
By NJ DRANDREIH-To authorize Brooklyn 10 issue
bonds and se MONEY for certain purposes also TO create
thc Metropolitan Fire Department Relief Fund.
by d. r. WoOD-To prescribe powers AID duties to
clusl officers.
Adjourned.
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Ncw.York CITY Tax Levy.


Tho Tax Levy was announced with the following
Amendments:
IRenoves restrictions from advertising
SToa1 thousand eve hundred and TWENTY-FIVE dollars for
5"IScreases CITY Inspector. contingencies $4,000.
7-Inorelse interest Revenue bonds, $4,000
6-lacrease Judgments $1,000
1)Dcy0es $500 Of az appropriation to Onehundredand-
-l1rse thousand Lars for Onehundrcd andahyeighth.
Ia-Al3s $3.50 to salaries O. legislative Departments.
1t-Atli 5000 iO salaries of FINANCE Department
I-AuIs $3.50 O. slies o. CIoon Aqueduct Department
l5Fueads term OF Croor Board FIVE years and increases
iS-h5ls 10000 90 d.l..e1e.es for Crotoa Board
1f-Afis S-5 Coo griCl for working EirhthaVe
1sRee.ves .iets Of City against BsiioId ana surcies
s0-Tge norses5 5o,.. ~ Juvenile Guard. n Asylgm
2i--i,qrIecis errors in nome.
e3-Fy. Thousand dolls. 5i con,sting Metropolitan Fire
25-Fra thousand dol5r to Blind Mechanics Association
2i-4ur-e thousand lo4flS 90 NOmen's lnnlmarv
2 thousand one hundred and three dollars for
e5oae hndled ana .zg.eghi thousand dollars for Chas
27-Teo tious1Sl ,r hundred and twenty-five dollars for
advertising in The NcW-yUA Tribune.
25-Aao thousand aye hundred and eghy-siz dollars 70
2lIweniy i've Ioas ia dollars for No,h A. Chnds claim
3)-fo.r housard SIX lrdlcd and fly dollars ior Wm
ADAM claim.
j2--IUcl'e tlous-2- dollars oF taxes S. Bind lnsii'n
35Eoven thoua1d do1ars fo rent under lease with j.
3i-Tcs t'oss1nl 5.,,-s. f.r Col Edward Jardise
S5frobit raising o-y sc oT The claim Of Chamberlain
exccpl rp0r iniic. nation bY the Supreme Court
so; 3el 6o1c.erca ye.sl,lc. Manual for less.
55t ~ 900 Increasing I1y metropolitan Fire Department
3)-D.re.t, Nav9r 90 sIt .oqIiaie.
40-G os repairing -- 4.pa'ils streets to street Coms
'2'e s...,,-.
s2Strscs ont resu,to-s relative to expenditures &C..
and in '3rrs other l-attt..
go { tasfnf do
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TERMS.
The Nev-York SEMI Weekly Tribune,

Rao1v this morning. contains.
Nav. Suxn,KY-Mii,ary Naval News from Warrington New.
York the Middle states the southern Asn s,sts
the Pscihe cont Territories; Political Domestic Miscellany
XXXXTn coSsRzs,The Proceedings Tuesday "Wednesday
observation-disclosures OF the Proceedings on Tuesday
TIM Frsilss-The situation Maine Border Revolt on
British Ncs.r Seizure OF Fenan seLooneri The EIei'eme" III
Csnada etc The Whole Thing Bubble -. o....n,;n.
ro Et ono 6st. fhs choai fosa
PRyspESrAL SPEECHES Soldiers aud sailors Cal on Ihe rre'
dent Address. The Presda. Addresses the C00fea re'Pe u
'nI Mr. cavc Adde'S. to the rdnburg Students
fRoS rHg MISSOURI P,cIuc- Third rom
PS sso Wind. and Wess uss Bc Stimulating Apo.
g95s Me9drfs G5oS 'S S wooss M..ioa Mil
T T,gss ss'''' o. quartz '''4'''
of6e m Conclusive md Dsmagin; kysencs i m %
tribune Correspondent kspSaeG aaa S Where
IsTnnrsrrse TO American Institute Farmer, Club
Apis Mowa. Machines s, s yss Son
.dered Planting Sweet Potato Plant. Transport
I Small F@i,, Plums PamTee. Grape Culture Planting
P1SSg e IsS
da f ..dy sfo Disease Of Cows. PORK .. Dairy
Prospects Home made vs. fsetory Cheese Sqoasy hsSps
win M,paIs Fault: IL Fern S os ,s so% %s. Ss
nation S Ad,. II. P,os, The the YS IN Bu,s
.s.Se. sDd flower SEEDS Plant. IN Kitchen Bee. storing
WIVES AND DAUeHrxR.An Every Day Story By Mr' G''koL
Chapter Evil; Bridal Visits and AdieuI - -.
WEsrFrom Our Special Correspondent 81
Dongoa m Winter Wheat Failure Why Spring Wheat sure
RS cG EtsSi Ss 1885 B SIs' o. as limos
Domestic Manufactures. -, .,.,.- -.
aims TrYas Aoromon OF
the Secession ORDNANCE ReDad.oS 81 the @ EsstOS
Plot TO A..a,.ns,e Gov Hamilton
EDToRIALs.
MISCELLANEOUS IrRnA
Ia4ssr po.ssrrc AND FolsIsx MAnKsrs
TuH DRY 0ooDs MARKnr.
COMMERCIAL MArrnxs-Ths Lsfsu stosA sna oo's Sa'~'
hARnIAaBs DRAfHa
ApvsafnsnsSra ~ 49, Ia;
TIM sHMI.wIEKLY TRIBUNE, contains all the Edi'
torial articles merely local In character Library re
visvs and Art Criticisms Letters from our large corps OF
Foreign and Domestic Letters special AND
As.ocisted Press Tsegraphic Dispatches; careful and
complete Summary OF Foreign and Domestic News exclusive
Reports of the Proceedings OF the Farmers cb OF me
lean Institute Talks about Fruit and other and
Agronturs Information Stock Financial Cattle Dry Goods
and General Market Reports which are published In iii
DAILY TRIByr. THE SEMWrEKLr TRIBUNE also gives In
he courss OF year four OF tbs Latest and Bes
Popular Novels by ns authors The cost Of these alone
bonsht in boob form would be from SIX TO eight dollars
nurchsed in the English Magazines from which they are care
fully selected would be three or four times that
Nowhere else can much intelligence and
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6perial Notices.

ARegulnr Meeting Of the GERMAN REPUBLICAN, CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE Will be held TONIGHT (Ftsy) at sooos.
al No. - Tkd LOUIS NAUMANN Preadont d.
@. BFTEnLE LEoP. WE'LL. Secretaries.
Masonic Notice.-1e Masters Of the Masonic Lodges IA tss
C.. Brooklyn hereby fsternsy requested -
cali together the members respective lodges SUNDAY,
April y al such hour will enable then attend the un7 o @
late GEORGE W RAY Dslc, Deputy Grand Master OF IN
Third Mason District, a Christ Church OF Thirty nh O.
aud Ffthave., q, O'Clock 2. m. By order 81 -
fAtssJ ROBERT D HOLMES, Grand Muster.
JAMES w. AUsTIs, Grand Secretary.
seventh Assembly District Mon lion-rhe
b. held heifOPosS
Han si1thtye FRIDAY EVENING April ~. a. y O'Clock
SALEM 7. RUSSELL Presidsns.
Crr.n Qlpn
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mARRIE

BRIsroL-HAsBRdL KIA. H1sh.onyie y. on Tuesday the
Carrie A. daughter Of v hasbroOE, all iashsonyin,
BROWERBECKLEY-Ol Wednesday April 49, at the Reformed
Dutch Church Lafayette pA by The Rev Thomas DEWITT, ID
John d. lighter Of Samuel d. Becksy ssS
this city.
EMARESr-L0WAt Paterson n J., BY the Rev Dr. Bsbosch
Of Poughkeeps ~ y Capt Jan 90 Dsmsrest formerly Aide
dsCsmp g M'orGen Mos 70 Miss ise Low, Only daughter
Of the late Hon II. NJ. Low
Boston Mas, and Trenton. N J., psper, please copy
YARDLEY-SWAN-At Christ Church. Wsdnesdsy April
BY the Rev r. C. Ever Mr. Charles b Ysr3isy o.
Farnhsm Gilbert Coz Merge T. only Of DR. sssuS
SyVau an Of heE-i York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-20

THE STATEMENT REGARDING NiTRo-dLYcEHiSh
The statement which appeared several papers on THURSDAY
morning TO the effect large quantity OF nitrogyesne
blanro he explosion Of which recently caused suoN
havoc liz San Francisco stored in the Custom House.
cau,s great persons retaining from enter
ing the Custom. House this morning for fear OF beng
The Collector OF Customs oonradets tho statement az
uded He Of the oil stored ID the bud
ing Of the Custom House proper and that he has taken meas
ures examine the contents OF all the United states ware
Lonses IN order have the dangerous material removed
any should be found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-20
Paper and Board MilI for sale.

The subscrber offers FOR SALE his MILL Bsrtonvu w. %
the r. R. miles from Bellows Falls giving cay sa-
GEES 10 New crk AID Boston IaaIkets
The mill within FIVE minutes wax OF the Depot snd co.ss
oe cylinder PAPER Machine &nch Board Machine lncss
four inch Engines. two Boilers Steam Pump Dry Houss
necessary appendices for making Psper or Peooade
r1fher
and has operation for the year. u.na
crng Bosri producing two tun per des
and besy changed 10 description OF paper
n artue without the ordinary process.
aorug 1rge papsr Tor collar feady ons
can be found for Boards 10 the only mul OF "
kind IN New England ~. 49,. -
only EDWIN u SnmtooN, po.,..
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n gsK.v TRIBUNE. Those who believe principles s.x
M he character Of TIRE TRIBUNE IL poVe1
a fuence Joining with their neighbors forming oIubs
70 sub cribe for Is SEW WEEKLY Edition II viii In thss
wav La Tpped then al the lowest price for which
paper can be printed Per residing In the city find NJ
vauah e Journal 70 send 9en country friends Proc
copies YEA o.; copies over 10, ZACH COPY 81
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shooiinr Fracns in IIichmond.

j.. uAoSD Thursday April % l3iG.
d. r. S. Maddox and William Vernon exchanged p.s-
toi sl0s on Bra1-s near sixth ths afternoon. H0.h
wee -hty wounded D.. Maddox in the leg aud Vernon
III tho lea hand. They were both arrested.
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Arnr.r or PIcKrocEETs.-Detoc-ive T

ARREST OP PICKPOCEETS. --Detcctve Frost ar
rested man and woman Yesterday afternoon The charF, ~
,,,ctne pockets They gave their Thomas Gnd
Catherine Olrcn. Tic officer observed the woman COMING
uf Of Mrs Uands FGtDlai and hand iOcheiDO1k
\, le man who ives waiting Dy. Tie Inter put The
poekcbook under blfIe and then both walked along
hi nnoceu,y a. possible Tie OCer took possession o. nc
pockeook and uircsted both the operators The lady WHO
was relieved oil her pockctbook in the above store nuou ta
time is requested call al tie Office OF Police Inspector FOX
Tie accused were committed for a hearing.
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

1HB LAST FEMALE OPERATOR. Margaret MONA
bon alias Williams allies Wilson brought before JOS
ce Cornwe yesterday Tor examination on Che charge Of OBJ
tiiang articles from ladies' by -iss representation
IHears sue tho habit Of calling ai d.acre4, resi-
deaccs and nqurng ioT e lady Of tho Aoase relate pa
story Of destnon and inability 70 Irocrro employment f
hereof and infant which slo usually carried Win her one
would give the OF Some clergy man "a We-EAoN l1
as reference IL is she procured materials i0 te
purpose % making Up clidreus clothing s9lelmes Ai7
dresses hoJIllg nuiss She could io atfll ~
the scung iuc All rho desired something Co 90 -he
amos. Invariably succeeded In taxing away some afi8 %
mako mo- but rec-Ucd AZ ono rc 8Ae would gvs
hsr p,ne as McMnhOn at another Williams. and tlcn
again a. Wilson From he developments tus lf made sle
has been driving hucccsu business since OctD CT 4sa aud
must ave laid in quite large stock IL IS 0ele, eG thai she
defended 10. less 100 persons this wnT ~ e eIa
nation YES erday she was positively identified ~ Nj Maria
y WO5dforl No ga SchlrmclAOrl-sl lrs Geo har!lS
No 81 Saala.st. Mu. Emma HI NJ. % IIick..st' hrs
II Human corner 'Rem3on sud CIntol-,ts. Mis- Emily
Ha,cb No 90 plc.GC-,- and Ms Chgrics hcrn' no %
Schcrncrhogn.s, Tie accused seeing Tat ne evidence
ae,nst her overwhelming pleaded gly ahd was com
United % agsi. tho action Of .l9 Gga-1 JltT.
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Proclamation IL Regard TO PesiiIenee 10 be
ISSUED by the Governor.

ALBANX. Thu sdaY, Apri a. '-5f
Gov FentOn to-mo-r issues proclamation deciar-
Ing NewYork City !. Ic trou impending pesiilcnce, as
requested by the Metropolitan Hoaid Ct Health.
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Pie ia philadelphia - The Inquirer Once


plrADELPHlA. Thursday. April 70 lst6.
A 90. broke OFT az o'clock in the fourth story Of
TIE T. yr-rc building OF Elcsnut-7t above Ihird-st
The c,mpositors d. tie room forced t. leave
account o. the smoke TIE Ire f.? is confined 10 tle
which it i-l.ed. ar tic ffemcn Will probably
gave tie building
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Thc s.eam.hlr EnaIana en roals % New:ye.k.

EALifA1. Thursday, a phi - ltb.
TIL steamship Ens.-1 sailed last evening With the
conyaicscents Passengers e.. New-YOrk.
She had 10 new casef ri cholera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-20
New-York Town Elections.
NIAGARA

The result OF the elections IN Niagara Il that ~
Union Supervisors aud nine Democrats have been CHOSEN
being result that OF last year The Union men
gained one town and lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-20

A gentleman just arrived from Alabama reports I'M
psIaed suffering amCDg the people from want many having
actually died starvation and Of others Ysging on
death witA hardly am hope Ahesd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-20

SUDDEN DEArH-Mr. james Hyland, residing a
No 6 Bond 81 fell down dead yesterday afternoon. Cause
,ugpossd TO be disease OF the heart
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Death of VI. dc beaumont.

Tie Paris journals GlL01Dce the death Of NJ Gustave
de Beaumont member Cf the institute and formerly men,
Der OF the Chamber % Deputies Tor la sar,he from 1899
to ISL In l34s lie appointed ambassador OF France
st Vienna which pos, be resigned on the fall OF the min
i,ry of Odllon Barroi Dnalrc and Iajuinais He was
one OF the Deputies who met n the maTt OF the 10th
arrond,ssement CD The famous % Of December: Nj do
Beaumont was the author, in conjunction WIN NJ De
Toegueys. of A work on the PentsDtisry System OF
the United States, and Is Application To France ne
also the author Of irosnd Social Political end hs-
lgious and "Marie. OF Slavery N the United states
He Vdg 81 years Of age the tine " his death.
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rrrrrA1 or MrNnEn og rnE TlMpanAYoa

IUVERAL OF MrNBKR OF IIL ILMFAhANUH
SOCIETY Some evenings ulco hr jeremiah CColey em-
p,o5ed at Wetmoros Dock 20 a bone 20 Nlln5t nom
Bis work aud lad entered Tie house t4n he ie
down dead Tie cause being aFDE2y Ia' deceased was
member 81 the Assumption Temperance soc,y snd yet,s
Ire renans convey "a - their last resting 1e" ~ oy
Cross Cemetery nibush Tho Society turned out a. Their
rsgaa aud preceded Dr. the Assumption Bad escorted Ae
Llfr 10 lhn gfIrr
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Tie Norman Hlroid Georgia, publishes in due form
Application tEo Comfy Ordinary for Letters OF admins
lFasn by ooorsd nan o. TIE estate o. deceased friend
This tie first instance kind under the law passed by
lie isst Georgia Legislature.
:. George Smith, Acting Governor OF the State Of
ks,oar las de.igsafe lrsday the 2Gth inst be OBJ
erred day " iss.g humiliation snd Urayer In that
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MAYHEM Terrence O'Neill was brought before
rco Walsh Yesterday afternoon 30 charge " Mayhem
he accused aDd Patrick Costello got iso tsI ia por:
house on The corner OF Columbia and Luq4ci si The
rronng Of the 10Th OF pill aud IN DIE struggle Ae %
alleged b of Of COstoos ONei was commit cl
i0f tLe action OF The brand Jury
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

Mineral ana Manufacturing
Statistics Of the County OF Iowa, Wisconsin, as
taken by the Assessors fer the year 1865:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
Normal Schools.
AvoCA, Sept. Il. 1866.

AvocA, Sept. Il. 1866.
Nsssrs. Editors viii you please
publish, for the benefit Of the public.
the following Rules and Regulations.
adopted By the Board Of Normal
School Regents, for the admission Of
students TO the State Normal Schools:
SAMUEL PARKS, 90. Sup. .Tglra Go.
l. Each Assembly district in the State
shall be entitled TO six representatives in
the Normal Schools, and in case vacancies
exist IN the representation to which any
Assembly district Is entitled. such vacancies
may be filed bv the President and Secretary
OF the Board Of Regents.
>. Candida cs for admission shall be DOni-
mated bv the County Superintendent Of the
County, Cor if the County Superintendent
has not jurisdiction, then the nomination
shall be made by the City Superintendent of
the C.tv.) in which such candidate may re-
side, and they shall be, II least, sixteen years
of age, of sound bodily health and good NOR
Al character. Each person 50 nominated
shall receive certificate setting forth his
name, age, health and character. and du-
picate Of such certificate shall BE mmcdi-
areiy sent BIZ mail, by the Superintendent,
to the Sccre tarv Of tile Board.
,. Upon the presentation Of sach ccrtii-
cate to the Principal of q State Normal
School, the candidate shall be examined
under the direction Of the Principal Of said
school. in the branches required by law for
q third grade certificate, except History and
Theory and Practice Of Teaching and If
found qualified r. enter the Normal School
in respect - learning, he NAV be admitted
AFTER furnishing -urh evidence rs the said
Principal may require, Of good health, and
.fz~afrar
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
Stand Back. White soldiers

"White soldiers. remember that tho last
Congress vetoed that the sum Of $500 each
he appropriated for the NEGROES. although
none ~ them served three years. and that
only the sum Of 800 be set aside for the
WHITE soldiers of 1851 and 1862. for three
years service. Negroes To the front. three
steps, march -"-Nal.soa Union.
To refute. or even notice all the
falseAoods pat forth by the conperLead
papers would require much more space
than our entire columns; but here Is
one, started ~ the Madison Union and
repeated by the Darlington Democrat
The editors Of each Of those papers
having received an appointment to
Office from NJ, JOHNSON for their per
hdy. we take the liberty Of pronounc-
ing It an utter faIsehood, known to
be such by the editor who started It,.
Our city contemporary reiterates the
le. and is editor viii soon become an
al. .jcant for an office from President
JoHSsoH. Congress passed no bin of
the kind alluded to. rs 5is OK Of
whole cloth.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

NJ ottD respectfully say the ladies that she has
" again opened millinery sh, p in Mineral Point
and tfts she IS temporarily located in the room in the
rear 81 VIM Aauger's Jewelry Store III, stairs Were
she Is prepared 10 serve the ladies Of this City and Vi
eiHy as formerly in the Millinery Line. she hasaIl
efA @ NeaA cea ca5avsap 40
e@sJ e1LA = 10 y 4 ! Iyal0
81 the trade and feels confident that she can please
he * poets n short time occupy the room in
when Mr. Davey Jewelry store is now located whom
se VII oe pleased 10 see all Old and new customers
For the present call at the rosfas Raj. az r..u
gers. UP STAIRS
1al'.eFai POINT, sept ls66. [3--nJ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26
The "What is it" Convention.

neral Of the late Democratic party. to
come Of on the 9th Of November. was
one Of the slimest affairs IN the Con
yention line that We have witnessed
for many a day. To secure a large
attendance, get up a good show. the
representation for each Sena torial and
Assembly District was made double
that Of former years. and vet they
tailed to get a crowd equal to that Of
an ordinary city caucus. notwithztand-
ing their experiences at swinging
round the circle to pick up straeIers
from The Union ranks, who lad fallen
out by the way from weakness Of the
spinel column produced by a lack of
nourishment usually derived from
OFFICIAL pap. But four Of the seven
counties in the District sent delegate.
at all, and none, we believe. We're fully
represented The whole thing. how
ever, was ii the hands Of exporter ed
wire-Puilers, and passed of very quiet
Is We saw no " arm in arm pre-
sentation Of extremes, but We are told
that ceremony was performed in a
sPtritea manner at another place
than the City Hall.
The meeting was Organized bv the
appointment Of Doct. II. \. Fox. Of
Shall=Jure. as Chairman. The Doctor
in taking the chair thanked the Con
vention for the distinguished honor
conferred upon him. and informed them
that he had never voted any ticket ex-
cePt the ticket voted bv Col. Com.
but he vas now going to vote against
Mr. Conn for the reason that he had
lost alI confidence in his honor. in
tegrity and honesty. both as politi-
clan ana as man The aIluzion to
honor, honesty and integrity. bv the
Doctor brought smile upon the
couutenauces Of some. at least. who
had not forgotten some Of his former
transactions in attempting to secure
an official position. upon the failure
ot winch he undoubtedly bases his
good opinion Of Col. Conn. The Doe
tor evidently understood that he was
to DO the dirty work" Of his new
political associates As ? reward for
the !. distinguished honor conferred
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-26

" HIGH CONGRESS SIN the author.
ity Of Mr. RAYMOND, the author Of the
Address aud Resolutions Of the late
Philadelphia Convention. approved bv
the Convention which nominated Mr..
VIEGIS, it IS said TO be the intention
of President JOHNSON, in case of the
election Of a sufficient number oil
northern Copperheads TO Congress to
make. IN connection with the entire
southern rebel delegation a quorum
IN that body. to call them together.
recognize them as tie Congress, and
exclude such men as Col. COBB from
that body. In such an event It is
right AID proper that the people should
know how the candidates for their suf-
frage stand on that question. It be
ing well understood that Mr.. VIRGIN :
pecuniarv interests led him, IN a meas
ure. to favor the interests Of the South
during the rebellion. the people have
a right to know if he, in case of his
election would join the southern mem
bers who might be called together by
the President as intimated by Mr..
RAYMOND, or whether he would re-
main With the loyal members Of the
North, and repel such an attempt at
usurpation Of power on the part Of
he Executive department Of the
country. VIII Mr.. VIRGIN enlighten
the public on this point? 1t IS not
an improper enquiry, that need be
lodged, and on behalf Of the voters
Of this district we solicit an answer.