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, 1866-02-09

N ATIONAL WAR CLAIM AS
IH sDCItT10S-PcusIe1A Rack Par. Bpuntles.
ard f1fte Money obtained: All classes of Wac CLAIMS
able tates All who hare claims sgatnst the tioven-
mtpt. H. nFin4 At 4 dlat4ncr, car comtlunEcase By
It, Chicago, Ill. h7G
, 1866-02-09

pC. y. sCR1VES a. co., Advertising
AEents, IL Denrhorn street, are authorized
ARentn 10 receive lseAdvcrt1scn1eui4f 4 for he Trt-
oane, ana aiS efhcr fcadlnR papcrn rhroash-
out The Ehited States npd Eannax
, 1866-02-09

The Office Of CahhIer of Internal Rev.
enuo To be Abantloned-A nIutlintcd
Currency Bureau to be Easab1Ishetl-
Proclamation FortflcominZ-aIr1sa
rial fsom Loyal TcuneAacane-Napo-
leons* Speech-T1c Public Lands Bill
Customs.
WARRINGTON, Feb. ga Washington special 10
the Office Of Cashier Of internal Revenue will be
abandoned consequence OF the tack that under the
present Inv receipts Of Internal Revenue arc dcpo:
ited with Assistant Treasuters mud Dcpoejtos1es Of
the United Slater, and little or no money IL now
paid Into the oflice at Washington. This would be
SAVING ofnesEly s, eo0 per annnn to the Govern
Tns Ttessuu Department IL about to follow up
a circular lateIy hsHed defining the regulations Tor
The redemption Of nanulated currency BY establish
Il special ssys: II Is rumored here and believed,
that The President Mill eoon 1tsue proclamation
declaring The rebellion a an cad, tae war oser, ana
BE Conslta!ion and Government restored In al
A memorial irom loyal Tennesfeeans and Ken-
tuckians who we're II the massacre At Eo{t Pillow,
compensation bounty. IL in Washington.
1hs French EnperoEs epeesh g1xss g gsncrsl :aie.
preserved By our Gosctnnent., Tho tssue between
Ma1im1l,An and Luarez mast be alone decided BY
as5isans M On Nsxissn "a Il, ee H., =, p..,.,,,,,.
States. provides sos the dtrtfou Of tostyeight NIL
Hons of acres OF public lands into home1teads,
sh1c can he pEe-empted By Ftsetmen.
TIE Judiciary Committee Of the House will soon
report another amendment 10 the Consultation pro-
lh1tinR compensation for cmauctpacd taves IN Ee-
btlflnus sfatez,
4 Washington despatch sayt the receipts from
mouih ot January were: New York FL All 351 q
Bc.ton, t1,Uii.6s2-16; Philadelphia. *506.3i3 'B
t,amore. <165, ;;p.Gi; total, ~. a9-l2. When
Ill The ports are heard fo these nutnbfts It IL be-
ucred, Will be ewe1ted to upward Of Sio,eo0,oo0,
, 1866-02-09

Gen. Prints Escape to Eor8u.aI-Iu.
erca&c OF llao SpaniAll Fleet In the Pa-
Clfic-Death Of Lib*on Cnfouudel-
Death OF Prince Otho-ExcItenen In
Au>traIia-Thc Ncsy Zealand Rebels
Defeated.
NEw lonK, Feb. s.-The steamers Fulton,
necls and 4avaraa, from Europe, arrived tha 1notn-
steamer City Of Washington, bit night
The cleaners ucfyetta and Idpo1 e1tled from
liverpool sor New York On ,he 9Th.
SfAIS-A Madrid despatch Of Janua1y eaa eays II
u officially confirmed That the rrTofutiona1y Zen.
Pttm entered Portugal on the 10th. He was deiir~
esng The hotFes and equipments Of his followers 10
the 1lcade ol The Government. In con%eql nee Of
disturbances ut Valencia, tha. pror1nce hal been
proclaimed IN state ot eiegr- Madrid col:tnaed
Tranquil.
1t wne kaid the Spanish fleet in the Pacific IL 10 be
Increased. 4 vesstI had been retained In the
Thames aheD on the point Of smiling for Perm.
11A1Y-Ihe rtparsed dtath OF Gibson, the eealp-
1t is reported that France has rendered it, media.
ton between lhe Pope and Kussta.
Prince Ohio lad died at Gcuoa.
B1K8AT. Jan. 1a-Cottbn dull.
AElHoCENE. Dcc- eG.-1uteusc excitement pre-
Satle in South Australia in consequence of The
Gillian war. md all saIGs Of copper have bean
stoEped.
The rebels on the east coast Of New Zealand have
been defeated and xuffrndtrf,t.
, 1866-02-09

nj EASONIC-There will be a Req
IL, Z: A. H., ths FTtdsy evening Al II O'clock.
hss9 WM. PA. DELF0Rp, ,Js. Etcretsxy,
, 1866-02-09

The Agricultural College Convention
Resolutions Ohered-PFoposed Con.
yefslon Of the Stale University Into
an Agricultural College.
, 1866-02-09
The Trial OF Semme4-DetA3lx Of MIR
1kuce'A Naval 8Su-Leftsr fruA1 Seu



i. i. under.tood has been delayed this one for The
on that al the proceedings that are regulate
T. e1 ess
the III names n d uprara 's''s' os my aff shffp
q @
bah1Y be summoned at The proper time. 1t would
doubtless facilitate. .natten ii any Of those who
Or anon: the c1ews, whose testimony would be
reliable either for the defence or prosecution
ehonlds their addresses to the JudEa Advocate
aEenrance that no personal disadvantage could re-
suit 70 any one who does 80:
"A bill has been reported from the Committee on
ehusests providing test in time O! peace .he nun.
her Of rearadmtras On the active list Of the nary
he reduced, and whenever any otlecr OF that grade
w,Ie, thc 1emoTalnot 10 create Vacancy e Be ned
be ea sasde Rear s Adfai 9S ea tse retired Isl i
ads 10 B. p M Hs Sy s ths seeary ss Il he
nodercs frum the rclired list, as nor,
Ss,e y 6 ss7 ons as' q %ao
cent to Tie Senate for confirmation a Rear AdmI.
4 i.ne Ssssss ot the assy o. de- ssnse il, DC
| Ieutcnant Commanders, twenty Lfeutenants,
~ Masters and n,.sss sesseaty,ays ,,ass E.;
for penod OF not less ihan tEo resfs. and who
arc esshes POW In the naval *esvtee o. have been
honorably di:ehareed. The Board T. to select a g u
ported 10 the Secretary Of the Nary for appoint
| mens.
senator Evans os Colorado, has written LETTER II
| the Union Pacific Railroad Company now In ecs
zion III New York, urging The importance OF NOR
Kocky Moun,a!ns IL Colorado, bstWsen De head . .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-06
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Third Days Proceedings Of the Loyal
tsts'CQgySnttqn.
PHmApELPHlA, Sept. s.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s.
The Union Conventioh was called to order
with Gen. Speed in the Chair. Numerous
resolutions were offered BY delegations in ia
vor of negro suffrage. Other resolutions were
introduced opposed to interfering with the
policy of Congress. Mr.. Moss, of Virginia,
addressed the convention in favor Of adopting
measures to insist that Congress shall provide
for the enfranchisement of the blacks. Mr..
Moss also offered a resolution instructing the
committee on resolutions to provide for the
conferring of the right of suffrage on all citi>
zens without regard to color. This led to
great confusion, and motions were made to
lay the resolution on the table, and to ad
jourp, which we're lost. Finally call was
made for the previous question, and the res
olution was referred to the committee on res
olutions. Great excitement prevailed during
the debate.
Mr.. Thomas, of Maryland, said if the reso-
LUTON was adopted be would be in favor oil
epfrsnchlzilg every rebel in Maryland. This
was received with much confusion.
A delegate announced that he understood
that the committee on resolutions and address
would not be prepared to report until to>mor
row forenoon, and moved to adjourn to l0
o'clock tomorrow.
Mr. Thomas, of Maryland made personal
explanation as 10 his remark on negro suf-
fraxs, which had been misunderstood; so fa,
rs voting to enfranchise the rebels he would
not do it, so help him God
Mr.. Smythers, of Delaware, Chairman ol
the committee, announced that arrangements
had been made for the proceedings to-nigh,
at the Union League house for the fusion Of
the Northern and Southern delegations in a
grand mass meeting.
The convention adjourned 1t o'clock un,
til 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM EUROPE.
lfi4. THE ATLANTIC cABLEr]

NEW YORK, Sept. b.
The following dispatches have been re-
ceived over the cable:
VIENNA, Sept. 5.-Affairs in Saxony reas-
sumo warlike aspect. The Saxon troops
have been withdrawn from the Hungarian
frontier, and the army is being provisioned.
treaty of peace with Prussia binds Austria
not to interfere. South German journals
charge Austria with a breach of the treaty
with Bavaria in making separate peace
with Prussia.
BERLIN, Sept. 3.-The idemnity bill has
been adopted by large majority.
LIvERpooI- Sept s, M.-Cotton heavy
sales will be light to day.
LONDON, Sept 5.-Opening price of con-
soils to-day is s9i for money; opening prices
for American Securities, I. S. 5-20's 73
Illinois Central 10; Erie 46i.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept 5.-Steamship City Of
London from New York. August 25th, has
arrived.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 5.-Steamship Beris-
cia from Hamburg on the 25th ult., sailed
te>day noon for New York. She has on
board 81 900 pounds and 2.5o0, 900 francs in
specie on American account.
LONDON, Sept 5.-Returns of the Atlantic
Cable Company, show their receipts from
messages to be at the rate of 100000 pounds
per annnm.
BERLIN, Sept. 5.-Darmstadt has complied
with the demands of Prussia and will pay the
latter three millions of forms, besides ceding
to Prussia some of her territory.
~ ~ ATHENS, Greece, Sept. 6.-Hopes are
freely expressed, with some prospect Of re-
alization, that the paciGcation ofthe revolt in
Gambia will soon be accomplished.
FLORENCE, Sept. 5.-Prior to the signature
to the treaty fpesce, Italy will dismiss one
hundred and twenty thousand soldiers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-06
FROM CINCINNATI.
Railroad Trains Running Regularly
Mortality Report fer the last Month
Dem oeratfe Convention.

CINCINNATI, Sept s.
Ali Railroad trains to and from this city,
are running regularly again. The Board OF
Health report the whole number of deaths
last month at eighteen hundred and seven
teen, of which eleven hundred and thirty
three were from cholera,
CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.
Democrats and Johnson men in Conven-
ton to day, nominated Geo. II. Pendleton
for Congress in the First District, and Theo-
dore Cook, in the Second District. Mr..
Pendleton in accepting the nomination, ap-
proved Of the Philadelphis National Union
Convention, and said the results of the war
had decided the doctrine of Secession, and
the Southern people, by the action of their
State Conventions, and by the unanimous
declarations Of the Delegates at PhiIadelphis,
have abandoned it as rule Of political &C
ton and the basis Of political organization.
The institution of slavery was also involved
in the conflict Of arms, and it too, under the
action Of the Southern States had passed
awsy forever. He advocated the absolute
restoration of the Union upon NO other con-
dtions than those prescribed by the Constitu.
ton and for the Immediate admission Of the
Southern States to their rights OF representa-
ton.
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VOL. KIN.

City, Of the 6rn d cylsais 1 Co, n. =,
internally injured !; Hiram Stone and wife,
head, shoulders cd hips; Thomas Oliver,
Fosdham, N. T.. sliGhtly; Ara W. ".
B. o. Johnson, k(e Saginaw, sliettlyi B.
Derby; Courtland s}rsse n. r, sligAily 1n.
Hannah Rochester, hsad and am; Andrew
Tracy, New York, Lightly; 3. Derby, Cort-
land, slightly; Jas. Gould, fireman, Palmyra,
slightly; John 6appls, Detroit, leg injured d;
James Elliot, New York, slithty; Geo. Stacy,
London, c. W., ribs broken; c. Nsnstsf,
Groversville, seriously; VIM. Rice, Oswego,
shoulders; Mrs. Swan, had arm and hsnd
broken; Susan Pasd Birmingham, slightly
Mn. Newell, California, some injured; Mrs
N. .Somers, Otssgo, arm and bsek badly;
H&aSe Hoyt Decatur, New York, internal.
E;FMAk Mogaft, sesersly; W. J. Mcdonald,
California, slightly; VIM. Ryan, Rochester,
slightly. The BODIES Of the dead and the in
jured we're brought to this city At p. m. and
everything is being done that can be for the
comfeft Of the sufferers. The bodies Of
Shanghnessy ind Owen, were left in the
wreck as they could not be Immediately
reached. -
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NEw YoRK, Sept. s.

NEW oRK, Sept. b.
The Herdids City Of Mexico correspon-
dence Of the 10th nit. says il 10 being hoped
the French Emperor viii not withdraw his
troops. The lmperialists had determined
upon new aggressive campaign, one object
being the recapture of Chihuahua The
Liberals have gained numerous successes in
the Intefior.
Several Americans are confined in San
Juan Dallea Castle, charged with conspiracy,
and one is condemned to be shot. DR.. J. II.
Baker, one of them, had committed suicide
while deranged.
The Heaaids Havana correspondent says
information received frptn St. Domingo rep
resents that the prospect Of annexation to the
United States is regarded as consummant.
The Herald says reliable private sdvices
from Washington informs MS that Maximlian
has expressed to the officers of his household
his determination to abdicata at once, unless
the Empress shall receive from Napoleon re-
newed supplies Of men and money, which she
requests. The Emperor words were that, in
the event of Napoleons refusal, he would pre-
fer the happy re.i.ement of Miramar to the
anxie,ies Of the Mexican Empire, where all
his best intentions were misunderstood. and
his sincere efforts to advance the interests of
his people maliciously thwarted.
The campaign against Matamoras and Tam
pco will not be abandoned, but this In no
way effects Maximilian's determination.
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RAILROAD DISASTER.
Several Lives Lost-List OF Killed and
Wounde0.


ROCHESTER,, N. i sept D.
4 shocking accident occurred on the New
York Central Railroad, six miles east Of the
city, about clock this evening. Several
persons were killed out right and many in
Iured The steamboat express train, which
left Albany this morning, was thrown from
the track by a switch carelessly left open.
The train Was running fast and on curve.
The engineer gave the signal to brake and
jumped from his engine. The locomotive
plunged into the sand and turned over the
three coaches next to the baggage car, ran
together in the form Of telescope, and were
left lying in heap with the baggage car.
The loss of life, and injury to passengers gen.
orally, was confined to these Tires GAYS. The
following is list Of the killed and wounded.
killed-Dayid Creighton, Newton, C. E.;
Larry Shsnghnessy, Of Rochester, railroad
employee; Lucevis Owen, brakeman, Clyde;
Mr.. Smilo Gloversville, N. Y; N. Eomers,
Rosaboom, New York. Wounded
A. Il. Stone, Openham, N. Y, hin sliehtly;
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Jones, Decature. n. -.
slightly; Miss Downing, Rome. hack and
head severely; I. H. Harrington. Ma;de.
Lane, y. T., head slightly; Nh. p. n. Psr,
ker, Buffalo, n. ~, head sliehtlv: ". q.
Vail, Florinda, N. j., slightly w. I. Man.
Murray, head slightly; jas. A. 9reIlssr'
brakecrnen, shoulders snd ide Mr.. IA Mr.
A Seymour, Lebanon, ", badly hrsised; !;
9. 8. FertTo, Syracuse, 90 !. Peters, n. \,
end son, 6sAd sliehslJi y. + Isa..d.
shoulder and hip; 4. s. whits, kaianasoa,
ksh., jaw broken A. Dsfowsst Aaa Az
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-06
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Csmmittss-Prepara ts Receive
the Presiasnfial Party. ~ s#$8AE
! 81. I,oUIs. SEM. 4

OHs AUSASt SSPs
The Radical State Executive Committee
have issued "a address 70 the UnioA, Ne. Of
Missouri, and all friends of Law and order,
stropfiy urging them to 1Gits tor the rims
tence Of the law, and suppression Of 81 q BE,
from whatever sources, To subseft the Govs
ernment and make second civil war, which
is apprehended. In consequence Of recent
incendiary publications ia the opposition
papers calling upon their party friends to or
ganize and prepare themselves for war, the
address says The pvetsxt foe tbsDs Appeals Il
founded upon the fact til Gov. Fletcher re-
Gently ordered half dozen companies Of
miliaa into service at thh urgsns fpqsest Of
Tie Sheriff. ofthe counties ID 1hich ths teoope
rees stationed for The pdotscGioa Of the livsp
ead property Of Onion han Agsinss lavless
s44 Of rebel guerrillas and other outlaws.
ahy.sx.
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FROM NEW YORK.
- q
choIera Report-yew Line Or seanshits.

fs~ New York, Sept. s.
Seven cases and four deaths from cholera
in this city were reported yesterday, and four
new cases and three deaths in Brooklyn.
A new line Of steamships between this
port and st Petersburg and other Russian
ports has been established.
The sultry weather has had the effect to
increase the cholera here. Eleven cases and
seven deaths are reported in this city to- day,
and four cases and two deaths in Brooklyn.
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Exasnoive pespasaE1iiong ~ on foot for the
recepioa A Pfeeideot Johnsoa Saturday.
The l9ehaat9 Exchaage VIII operate with
the city authorities ond olAw parties in giving
the Presidential party sailah)o Welcome.
No q1otabls cAangs n ~ gsaeral market
sincs yesterday.
The Conservative Eighth Congressional
District unanimously nominAssd John NJ.
Glover for Congress-
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-Eashington, during the past Eve years
has never worn SO deserted an appearance al
now. The hotels are empty, all kind Of busi-
ness, including that of decapitation in the in>
terest Of the johnson policy, isa consequent
dearth ofnevs.
Amos A. Lawrence says: "Let us love
honor and succor the Southern loyalists, SO
long as there is one left. thank you for
your invitation, but must be counted out of
active politics"
Hon. T. D. Eliot expresses his regret
that he cannot be present At Phisadelphia, in
a letter full Of sympathy for.Southern Union
sts
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tain sound. He brands An Independent press
as corrupt nescenssy and Subsidized, be>
cause it does not follow his egotism and sing
pnises p his inhmoas policy. WHO but be
in the land has power TO subshlize the press
and who before hes used 1t 30 basely and
unscrupulously?
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.psSsn
4f SAN FsAxcIsco, Sept. 5.
. A large Union meeting was held last night at
tie aMetsopolitan theatre, and addressed hy
Senators Nye, Stewart and others. Tho
meeting saoptsd rssolusoa eomphmentins
tive AsAky. tAg F
Genef,t Conner, late commanding the de.
partment of Utah, arrived from Salt Lake
MonaAy night. ,x4SsATa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-06
NEW ADVERT!SEME ENTS.
KroKus. August 18th, 1885.

ksoKuf. August 18th, 1855.
Dr.. 6rgford:
GSINCKARLA Wishing 70 BE- informed respecting tAs
~ nassits Of Dr. Johasous Preventiss and Remedy for
ths Cholera - - agsa1y IT vhieA have
csded nssotieaoa sssA yen nh - ips from ~hich
IL is made aUAssk your cpsbson OF ~ Ssesfss.
do not Wish to be engaged In vsrding selling
worthless psrnicous medicine In tins Of pahlir danger
and sahoash, - learn irou the aghssf professional
In the Bast that Dr. Jshnsou y resnias Ph ys
eian Of renown yet an snxious TO have tbs
opinion Of whom inotr is qualified to iudse
ByrepipnS % thiA ron will Grseily ablGs ne, a.
assure yoa fmprcpsf ~ii, be sssAs % what
may choose 20 say. Yours very respe tfuliy.
Pw P0rrRa
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-ASIshAling the Second Annual Cengress
s9ths Dsbsrts-swsshy RastAsA Of the
FsntAA HrethsrhoeA.
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FROM MEXICO.

Continued Successes Of the Libsrals-
Amerie ans ConAned In PFison-0ne ~
Them Com mits SuAskde-Maxinil1an u
Abdicate At once.
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M r " Htter

~ = ~ ftft<T
DHAs srl Yours Of this morning duy 70 ha nd
and until you pfoved to that 1t not Patented OF
Secret k0Rtsun vae obliged 10 dscHBs ans ~er
since am cppossd 70 all Patent Ne fcints and urge
people never 70 taks them under any riseaMstanees
whstsyer. But since yon have fully furnished this
proof, and moreover, pledged that ynu viii make
ksown ~ eoopssttaon 70 any rssSlr ph1assisn en-
free to that having great many receipts for
Cholera In the and othervss sr~zsfd this
preparation Of ypus superoe to any have yet see IL
10 entirely safe IN every respect and .hesr has II
hand have nthrg better to check III. development
prog Of Cboiera Until Physleaa he obtsne1
II needed Dr. Johdson, of Lsndon. Il Just Of
the most prominent Ph, 10 he World principally
acrouat Of his great experience and the
In sstigston an} treatment OF Cholera n canuot rsna~
nate from bett{r source In any event. IL s tncom-
parably better aud safsr for the community have
than any os the thousand Patent hoftrpsia thai
flooding the oolusry, and which best ohfy de-
vices for swinddse tits great ben-ht 10 humanity to
p.rs somstkinG reliable la tn. hanas OF The people
whsu they % liable to Be deceived and In times o.
such public danger from in snons aad fatal epidemic
Very truly, Jour neightev sod friend,
sep<-dltUh pR JNo. v. SANFORD
uvOR RENT.-The vest halt of the double Brick
HnssA Aasnased on the south saat of Eighth
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gCOR RENr.-The west half of the double Brick
HnssA atfnated on the seatb-saat Of Eighth
and fxshAa4s- 3tree1, coatxigpE Reisven Ecoms
Hon.s In psrfrct prder.
seps H.n.TES-EYCK ACD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
How Only Polic,, Works in Florida

To TIC Ediior Of The n. y. TrbEa@
SIR: 1t would require pretty close calculation to
determine whether the progress OF reconstruction forward
or backward in the State Of Florida
Many things these Rebels do and many things they leave
undone merely matter OF policy. while the bitter
hostility 10 the Government TO Union and the blacks
exist es during rce struggle OF the late Rebellion.
Although as You say they do not mediate another revolt
resort to armed opposition yet let ccumsta be
offer any chance for success you would spring
arms at once And this much they determined that
there shall be cultivated Union respect for
our In the South and the local
State handed to them by Congress
the President they will longer tolerate Union In the
South Give these Rebels full swing In making and executing
the laws here and they viii very this country
Of hell upon earth for Northern Union live in than
before. They wonld be represented in
Congress all than lose control OF their local State Govern
And after driving out the Northern and Union men
God help the black With all the officers Of the law and
universal public sentiment against him. who will see TO the
execution of the Civil Rights bill and where bis protection
defense to from Your few agents OF the Freedmens
Bureau Will need be something than human II they re-
main faithful scutnels In all amid the sufoeatpg
pressure domorazng around them And then
this Bureau viii always last and with this removed AFTER
expeng the Union really the last state OF tDe negro
here will be than the first
These Rebels will then have difficulty at all in demon
strang the fact that the condition Of the negro has not been
improved by the war by giving him freedom They VIII
deny him work and make it crime not to work. and
sell him into Slavery to pay the penalty.
With no homes money. property land. or friends these
blacks win perish by Thousands uuder the kind Of discipline
eso Rebels In for them until they are reduced to
os abect Submissive. and dependent condition as ever
Slavery secured before the
You are altogether too charitable In discussing thaaa