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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
THE TURF.
THE HoBoKRY RACES.

1t was inadvertently stated yesterday that the Fall
meeting seacsucus would commence to-day. The
begin tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12

COURT CALEHDAR-THIS DAT.
SUPREME CoURT-CHA MBRRs.-NOs 81, 81, lOl
i0L ia u.s. Ils 100 i2i l22 1874 1876 i2s. I3l, lJ2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

ThIs wFiager has again kaAsn the riAs4 pax-
NIga In the Great Fair OF the American Institute
II has also taken The FIRsT gaEMluM at the stat .
Fairs Of Sew YeEk, yeEmsnt. Pennsylvania ohto
hichigan, Indiana, Illinois. Kentucky, iawa wis.
sansin, Connecticut ssser Valley Pair, Chzmpisin
Valley Fair, ana most Of the County and Institute
Fairs throuEhsut ihe eountFys Over 200 900 have
been soid aud aFs aoN in use In the Uni led States
sud ssv sevsr heard Of eas fAaf Ras aot Tikea
The UsIyEESAL Is superior TO all other wiring
srs In having larger rolls Of saiia India Raheer 70
protected By strong coo-wHxELa that they ean-
Dot sap or eFss& i4oss freB fAs s6 IF. It's strong
wood frame c4nnoi be bruken, AID does not rtss OF
sosftA etesArs Every Universal wsinssF Is wAR
RAMTKp.
weseIsei fsw teatimoaiats trssn psrsous wiaea
" kaawn 60 tas pshiies whs spssk fEcn sxpssisBcs
aSd ara shave Suspicion ct Eksstatsmsat.
eMy fsnily wuu,S as segn, giys % the sseklaG
steve aa fhis CLoTHES WktEaEA- IL cannot be
too hEghly eeommssded n-fssioa Robinson.
"Atser a scn.' .'tsut use of the Universal CIetAss
wriager fox more than foar years in my family, I
am Hnthaxised hy the pswsrs "a ~ as ta givs 1t
ths most uaiiH I'd prale and to pfeno ncne u an
lndispens able part Of The ustfusry ef nsskseS-
ina ''-t ReF. HsuFy was& Bseehs.
ThA4 - the arst Wringer lhsys fehsTa 30 "a Ea'a
sssn4 tes service rec uirsd Of R.''fy. r. Hagxlass
LoTs5syss Hs&ei.
We think the machine maeAwoTs iAaR pags gks.r
taseif evtry yszs fss sAs ssvfsy Of sarwenss ws
think Is important ths wsinSsE an0AId be At4sa
wiih ooGs -ferangs Ssad, Editeg sf Americas
sT heartily eommfad II to sosnoasists Of tlaas.
nsney aaG eoutsassent F--g 2sv. De. Beslewr
tfTt saves labor sxpedites york. Aaa makss sha
f&uadrsas gosdustarsd, does net tear Cd hmssons@
sad 10 iadispsns able In wsI EegnIasea faaaiis -
-IK. s. storTB, Jr., D. D.
fRIG GHs--ksrse siss ESQ., Medium % %. sH re-
eeipt Of tbs price fFem pisces where ons iesel-
charges.
a good eAnyskssF eaa make money rapidly SELL |
ing them Ia every tawRs Eseasivs sale guAran~
saea and 1hsrzi teras sivea to raspsnssbls parties
wac arsi apply. Descriptive CiFeaIaE and serms
seal free. 81
p. G. BROWNING, Gaasrsi Asent.
pss "a 80 50 We. 81 Broadway. Esw fora.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

TAxArzas 4gD RxrRRssSTarsox.-<The
South, under the action Of the Rampers
al Washington, has taraiion Kithsasrep-
rsssafatioa- the vary. ssiag eur fathers
revoltsd against In lT74, declared indie
psDdsnes for Ii 1776. foaghs for 70 iTs0,
and adopsed IS . fapdansnsAI right in
I790. Thas representation should pre-
ceds saxasiea 10 uadeaiAbls, ss cur sysssm
OF goveFnnsas 10 worse wisaose sEsvsry
Than with II. Dir. Aadisoa mast hare
forssesa abe sendencisa af The prussnt day.
whsa be wrose Of sha qaaiiEcssioas Of
those 10 whom the yeeernmeas was 10 be
entrusted:
"The qualifications al ,elsessrs and
elected were fandameotai arslales 10 4 re-
publican government, aad ought TO be fx,
sd ky the Csnssiiasien. IL The Lsxisia-
lnre could regulate shose of either, Ii can
IL degrees subTsxs the Casatisutios, Al
repabIic nay ba converted into an srissas.
rasy Or 81 sIigasohy, a. veil ky HmilingI
the number capable of heiag alaesed, ID
the number authorized 10 elacs.'l
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

FuAsY - RsT Nor CesmsrxsY. - The
AaaParsii says, ssIa elecaion fss. efiaers
OF city no larger than Qoauea BlnfEs
We do NOS thinks since peass has been re-
storsa to our eoaasry, skas politics shsuld
Be the controlling saanenee. Bat In our
car haaabss I0dgsasas, Gar isssrsass would
be beat sabserssd il voters waald sslecs
the best men-irrsspecaiys Of party. -
After this remark and the confession thai
the "Pssple's Ticket" is good enc, that
paper don's like It's "peli.iesl make ap. p
The ticket was made Of both parsisa and
We should inGeFs from shess last remarks,
that after ali, the Roapsrtii's "irrsspees.
i've of party'' means only this II ysu,
will nominata ticket sompossd Of radi.
eals thai papeE viii sappoEs e..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

TAEEs 4aAfs ,--zaw EssaS as sss salassss are
pssssssag 70 set sat srsss sais spstas We sDps
70 see = vasg ssasssl nsevs il sAas mssa@s tAis
spriass fes ws kasw u nesAaax sAss ssa sa4 ssFs
aisaaty - saz growing eisy. fssss fsa " ppsrsrss
ssavsaarutiy aaa sasAi u " y scs ssaA svw7 lss
ssssd fsr . sssvsss ssssasnrs. yhsss waa Asss
ssAased aaA grewa ssesss wessa asA VI ssfh-
sai tassa 6sw ass Mssasy. xsses tssak sssssssy
rssaasasas boa aass nsAsa msa sssssa caasfsrta4
bic and sasuaA - Asaeas NE ssgs sAlnss Iihss
sheasa hsys siaos apsa sssss ssss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

ApvEgrfsrSa.--Diseoutiaue to adver.
siss, thoughsfully remarks the Troy
Times, 10 like taking down ones sign.--
1t il sort oe insimation Of retirement
from business, and tho pablis treat IL ~
sach. Or they may regard Il az ssiieace
that something has gone wrong, which
requires privacy for investigation. What
ever construction may be put upon is,
sbe result il disastrous. Nov we ADVISE
all OF our readers wbe may haye fallen
ints this common error OF the seaeon, 10
come oat Of their holes, to put up their
sigus oacs more, and 10 adTertice ia as
many papers as they did In the best times
while business creates advertising IL ID
equally true that advertising creates bee
inass. IL creates talk and stir ia husi-
nsss circles, and reminds people that they
have no right 10 be leadsng drones' lives,
even though the times are dull.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15
xIsg RRREDEEN,s RuREAU arE.E.

The follewing are tho provisions of the
hili, which has passed both houses, and
failed shs signature Of ths Prasidsnt 60
bsOamt law.
The ball provides that Its operation can
Do eEteaded to all parts Of the States
undsF Il the Prssidens 10 authorised 20
reserve FROM ths sale or sesslamens usaer
the homestead and pEs+ smpsion laws, and
10 oct APART Tor the use Of freedmen and
loyal refagsss, male or female, unsosa.
pied lands In Florida, Mississippi, Ala
baua, Loaisiaaa and Arkansas, not ex-
cseaing ., ,0O0, 600 aeras- pravldang thar
nos more than 10 seres are given 70 each
frsedman or refugee. The lattsr IL TO
par such aannal rent for said land as
mar De Ssgrced ON. With regari to
South Carolina cotton lands Ehe Bib pro-
vides that Gen. Sherraaa's order giving
tbs freedmen these lands shall be confirm
ed for tbre4 years from Jan. is, 1856
The owasrs csH make application fer the
restoration sf their plantations provided
the occupants consent to be removed TO
ether lands, either pahlie or private. 10
other respects, the bill is nearly the same
as the law nes in force.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

Ma. KAssos.-A Washiagtoa dispsseh
10 ths Chicago RspHbliean sayx
Tha friends al kasson. oil Iowa. asy
hc will net rssams his ssak In Cosgrsss.
hs has not besa IN shs Hoase for several
dAyss and 70 aew In Asw YoFk. lie 10
ths ssly msnbss fram shs hasshwess whs
vent wish Raymoad.
This fast snsislss Mr. kAsssn - mach
credit.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15
a Kgw suRKAU.

a Kentucky gsaslesasa oaBsss toe fol.
lowing rich ssAs-oF ~ ths bess Freed.
msn's Barsan:
|. Every frsedmsn shail thsvs bureau
for himseH, xith locking. slass an she
tap, IL hs wanss is.
q Every frsedmaa ahan hsys sssrssa.
~.
). Evsry fresd bog Or girl saall bare 1
wardrobe.
(. Every frssd shild shall As#a whasss-
"a is cYies for.
5. Waite psopis, whsshsy ffss or not,
must bekas1 Themselves,
9. All pespls, of ever esios, sscPs
red, nass scsA.
7. Every free white mals citizen, oi
toe age Of twenty one years or aads r, and
- sound mind OF otherwise, assy vote 1!
hs Min saks shs e&Eh sAag he wauld be- 1
negro Il be eould.
When the sew eenssitasson Ia settled l
wans new dag. Let as hare the asxs
one with stripes Of red, white and biaca
and instead Of kha stars Let ~ pas osa
EsoosahiHs. would prsfsr strfpss OF
white and black alone, bat the red will
asvsr come oaa Of our Hag.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

uss 0asEcTros.--G'he Radicals uvve
as an ahjsesion 20 the Presidents peisey.
snsa Is 10 safisfassoEy 10 the soush. We
eoncssFe this 10 be ans Of she ss<suasss
reasons for sassainias she psssidsns. =
II his policy will restore psase 10 shs
sesta, and Ahsssby ss-unise eur people
ones mere, In Godss naass, Let the Esrth
snd the waals Anssricsa pssple adopt is.
Why shoaid ws eOustsasls asgs apon sbe
South policy that will nos bs received
By thsm iasgaoa faith Have ws nos
bad hioodshsa sHoagA ? Hate va no.
spent money snoagh9 Have we sos dss-
olassd homes eaoagh ? II We hare, WAY
aot adopt . ccaeiiiatory policy thai 81
aiiks beneficial toeths North and South n
The vsry ressoa shs radisals uszs arainss
the Presidents poiisy, is one u the
saasss why IL should be adopted.
II his Psiicy 10 10 reconcile our troabies
ITO restore peace, anisy asd prosperity
20 oar country, ssaad by him In carry
ing out that policy. We should adopt isI
at osee. msn Of feeling or reason 0 sghs
TO be ashamed Of theit own arts, il shsy
san urge 90 better reasons against the
Presidents policy shau 70 urged by tbs
radicals. sA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

8 "a QegselInATEp RRFURAyu. ss-- Just n
ws bare stated, The aim sf the Jasohias
Of the day 10 70 do sway sish State liaes
and State lava, and consolidate ahs
Gsysfnnsnt into grsad empire. The
ChroFaieas of this morning advocates the
Infamous doctrine. Presidents Johnsop,
and other great and pasriosis stasssnan,
say shas there ID mors TO fear from con-
solidation than rsbellioa.--- Washsngsss
Union.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15
E0wA FrEms

TAs Tipton Adssrtis,r ssssss lAas ID,
fasnsrs " GrsyG Ts~sship ere aalslns
|sasssasE ard raisisg nsssy Isr Ia pas'
pa&s q psespsesiag ssx sssI - shs wssI
ssak sf The Cedar.
Ths sTafs Colonys i rIsnhoaas o.,
Y fspssssatsd - hsiag sssss6isrly prss.
Fsscw. The nsnssrs sosspesisx shs
solsny have erected dam s<Eses u BE-,
Msiass, Aaiit d ssx min .sd assriDa
MI, esgsaissd Fsss Ossgrsrssisssl
0Asrch, sf which Ar. Tsss l. Passssx "a
sssAblisasd aoarishing soasol. Thrss
yssss go de Whole saaaay was siI1sr.
nsss. @
. w learn from shs Davsupors Gssssss
sAas John Collins, sssnsiy oil shs 1ssA
I0sa Iafansry. and isss u 90. ga y ssh
hsk. z. 3. o.. was run sssr " ! xsaa ss
- ssar Camp Bssiz, apkiseasdd, III,
= ThsFsd4y iass, rssaivsa - isjsriss
80 - - y I alleni ~
y ~
spsstsd BY bis Sssmrsdss, End wss fsr.
msriy Of Dewitt, ciiatsa ssansy, shis
State, whsrs his hroshx ssnsass.
The Aassatias .basszi ssss chat Me-
ostnick. Eswis, Assassos, csaosay xsd
pnwNzf wha snswa a apsx.~as,a.. a. 49,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

Fo3 Tms urray ueusyasr--Ths assazesr,
tssa. arznl isfs ~ Lsais saE ssFs Rspssa 90 shs
2ssA Of Fsaruary, Sas wiii b n Copaeai saas IN
ahers time. we selisws lAss ID ths srsz pseass
sat ssr xsAsana E.l
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

Senator Sherman says thai asa whs
seek 20 force the issues sf negro safrass
and dead States apon the prasiasns, ssds-
ssrve the desecsalion Of their oountry.
men," Pretty strong language, Thai, bas
re gaess 10 d nss fag from rishs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

ouh RxroaT.--wasa ws ssa4s eg tAs saessiag
aaGzssssaa oisy ws asvsx snsnsiaasxs sAs asms ID
MI. niRsnsrs. II as hss been nssrspFssssssd
ws kaaw ssthlas sseas tAemsasez@ gfe rsyafs -
ssat nessias vas sssaisAea 81 hAsasa se 80.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

Eczzrs<s This win Be I rear sfsrl.ps.
-. 4 paxsial sclipss a shs sas, wsli asks
place Masah I6i > psrsial asiipse 81 the
nooa, March 90 j i paxtial saisess u the
sun, April - . total soiipss a tie neoa
sepssnsa -, aaa parsiAl eslspse es
The San, 0etober I.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

HEw MAS.-Te-dsy We recslyea az .iasressc-
tisn TO Ar. E'ee As, u ssisaa, alifasas. wAe 10
Asne is lessts. u be ssa sss ssuss. as lalosals
"a that ssaes Sal sas saea srs ss Ne way hsss he
rs4asia vita as--oae bslrk N akef, she sc tAink
wfh dad BIS sayth& eusIReSs 81 EeuDesI hiasas
WsaFsbuffyws fasn sasfsw hs1sxx 70 sereaska-
date tAeaa Hhe cease 10 live wLsh AZ, senses
are waited.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15
AlssarxxsExrrp ohlsara .I.....,

Aiszzssssssrsp. --Tks Chicago Jour.
|sal says "Fear- afths sf The Rspabli.
|esas of hia ssstios ssdsrse she presiasss,
nA' snqsessisaably legal representatives
Fon the South shoaId be admisssa 10
'oagrsss. and the shols ualon be thas
|ssssassd - sssa - possible upsa hasis
M assandiaanai loysasy and shsrishss sf
Ak1I.'sl
y these sFs tbs ssniimsats Of four afshs
1 sas Rspahlisaas- sAsn sAsy are grassly
sprsssassd In The halls Of Cangrssa,
We hoass and ssasts hare, by fesola.
pa, assIarsd agaiass sAs aaalssisn sf
- persons fr0n the ssath- ara biz.
1Nly oppessd 10 ths Prssidsns.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

80 e4fifss sssssessessssAs....stas 20 40
Esss&aextxssf sAs vnsioas assscfss are arst pa&
into saysseRess sealed ~ and mixed; and when
osaeFsa AfsstAksn su& without regard TO sheice,
and ssrk hy ra{i. shHa giyiaS sai f&lr SAAREe On
Fseeiss sf eae GeFsia<ats, ron viii ses what ypa
ars ta hAFss an thsm ts 10 ut sGag sptiea 10 ssad
me aaliaF and take fAs srfieis OF not Purchasers
msf thu& est&lA susa wateh, afzznoaa rias or
aEy set sf sswsiFy 90 ear iigt tar Qua dollar.
SEND 10 cKNTs Roa CERTIFICATE
IN all tran sassisns BY nail ore shaIl cAargs fer
feTwafalnE thf eeTtlaestss paying ths postage and
aoin8 the bHklassf, 10 cents each, whi b mast es
snesss ed wAeA xAs gsssasase ks ssas Five Csrsif-
SIS.
AGENTS s--we waat Agents In every RegImeat,
and IA eysry owa aaH county In the eoaaSzy and
those azlkFg ~ ensk will be sllewea 10 esu4z on
every Certificate af4srsd BY them, provided their
geEaEstsncs Kznsaats 80 en~ dollar A9antx viii
collect % cants for svery EertaeAts and remit 10
cents 10 u.s. sisheT Ia cash erppstagp tampa.
HRxAN, RR06. o. CO.. % Liberty ga. seq
xofk Cify. gsa H. tez 3 Ma.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

@Now ass ths aissds ssssbe Y Asss bssa
hsHsinx drsariiy ahsse or city sssssvsr.
4 sAys, scattered % DE sszsar wisds.'s
saa Oh Sol, vitb his bssxbs and b<sninr
-. q axai. sti.iss ssstA 10 ail hi
slseys SisiAg - liassnd sixss ~ ssssAly
s1tsxy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

hsFs 10 . party al the past whish wil i
Rayt5 af the katura. It's time
pred legend sad creed Ii Democracy.
futfge will hgnsr fss standapds. for
pses ~ esssred shsm wisa xisrv.A-
naEs ~ w.ssAsarda % il sompask,
opss - ss.1ses e ! deas.sls
wafs RI -
ssa and shefs Sass sxpenaisurss wkieb
u foar ysass NJ hsapsd up deAs "a
large - that fnposed npon Easlsna in 4
een4asy ok waFs, deprived OF its former
soathefH melogiGies, and hghglng also the
sscssf fseads OF eozrups naturalization.
shs Dsnpswatie party aevexshelsss, eome
wiseia Isss shaa 81, 900 sosss Of winninr
NE isss Presidential election. The
ehangs uk that number sg ystas In sha
States Of New Hampshire, Councsicus.
New York, Psansylvauia, Maryland, In.
dams OFsgon, and Nevada woula have
given their VI electoral voses TO McGiel-
hans whaea With the 2l he reosivesi, would
saEe naas i l7s 0 majority of sha total
sumbsa. 233. Connecsieus and gssw
Masapsaise we're carried fog Lincoln. by
soldiers xotes, acme fraaduiens and eorne
net Dfmoeraiio daauDents and Demo-
GRATIS ballots being sxrEsded fssm the
army. iad4ana was carried by whols- |
sale asd fraudulent imporsations OF sol. |
dasss sotes Peuasylvania BY manev,
aad New York, By a. shameful swindlc /
as Political Tillainy ever ccneocsed4 Ma-
ryiand, also, was uader the beel of mill.
tary daspets, aud here sotas came filtered |
through the msEtiAl law of Seheneeks
and BasleFs. Tst 10 spite of these enas-
nous odds, which shoaId bays seem@d to /
aaaks aay contest sE all utterly hopeless,
Ma Democratic party ouiy asked 2D6, 900 I
more 70 carry majority of tbs popular
vote In poll OF over ,000, 900; and, dis
lrihutsd az abess, 33, 900 sotes woald
bare. sAvea shs slsosian. Nssg Kerk
HogSd.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

What leaksh oaghs siaaiss ssaaui IL il
boz AIstsls ahoss fwe FEED.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15
Doswe Wgg1.--fhe Esaseor a tAa Faa

DegTs VAIL The Editor of the Foa-
sarssi iasarHssA sAs rxslis ssss be has Iuss aisAed
new saaialas. aaa shst he Aas aissssy swafs5 id
q fsisiss fhEs Il tAs arst saasor We evss inv
- - ssfs V eaIsa sasass. Lei sfksss fsslss de
sxsaasie sas pas - hoassss IS
y Nx~ Cmnaca.--A shert ims sisSs. -
AsnsiensA shA4 shs 4KaaA@&sssa wa~s ssssw ID
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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-01-03
GEN. SCHURZ ON SOUTHERN 10y
ATTY

General Carl Schurz's official report of his
recent tour through the States of South Car
DINA, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and
Louisiana, laid before the President few
days ago, and sent to Congress, has been
published,
In beginning the report to the President,
General Schurz recites the instructions he re-
ceived as follows:
"You informed me that your policy of
reconstruction was merely experimental, and
that you would change it if the experiment
did not lead to satisfactory results. To aid
you in forming your conclusions upon this
point, understood to be the object of my
mission, and this understanding was in per-
feet accordance with the written instructions
received through the Secretary of War"
He then proceeds to describe the methods
he adopted for obtaining trustworthy infor-
nation mainly consisting ofinterviews with
representative men in different parts Of the
South, and subsequent comparisons of their
views with those of our military and naval
officers, besides personal observations of the
country, talks with the negroes, and perusal
Of official papers.
He sums up the Southern people thus,
into four classes, as follows:
1. Those who although having yielded
submission to the National Government only
when obliged to do so, have clear percep-
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-01-03
A Chapter Of Speeches.

Since our brief suspension the mails have
brought to hand many interesting and i'm
portant speeches, emanating from eminent
sources For the edification of our readers.
we propose to give short synopsis of these
speeches.
SPEECH OF MIR. STEVENS, OF PENNSYLVANIA
On Monday, December 18th, the House re-
solved itself into committee of the whole,
upon the Presidents message.
Mr.. Stevens, after moving the reference Of
certain parts of the annual message 20 the.
appropriate committees said that :. candid
examination of the power and proper prin-
ciples of reconstruction coul,r not be often
sive to any one, and might possibly do good
by evoking enquiry. He said that the late
insurgent States were dead carcasses lying
within the Union, and would remain so until
the government breathed into, them the
breath of life anew Did this power lie in
the Judicial department ? No, because it.
only adjudicates and does not prescribe laws.
Does it lie in the Executives No, he only
executes the laws. But this power does lie
in Congress, as the law-making power and
J representative of the people; and it is de-
; rived from the clause in the Constitution
which says " the United States shalt guaran-
tee to every State in this Union a republican
form of government" Who is the United
States? Not the President, nor Congress
alone, but the concurrent action of both
branches of Congress and the Executive, con-
Statutes the United States politically :, and,
therefore, the action of either Of these de-
partments of government separately, in re-
storing republican form of government in
de funet States, amounts to nothing; and he
Thought; therefore, that Congress should at
once pass law regulating the condition Of
the detSunct States or conquered territories
He held that this law should reduce them
to mere territorial condition, so that Con-
gress might prescribe the qualifications of
electors ard said that the freedmen could'
thus be allowed the privilege of voting; and
the Union party acquire and retain the as
tendency in tive nationa! councils. He also
held that in any event the Constitution
should be further amended SO as to change
the basis of membership to actual voters
This would reduce Southern representation
to As, if freedmen were not allowed to vote !,
or increase it to SO, if they were allowed to-
vote. His argument on this point tended to.
enforce the doctrine that the Republicans
should seize nd retain the balance of politi-
cal power