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~ 0ebenSs
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BON SGitimure.
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Intbeil am Gepinn.

Beante:
George y. -Ebpmat, prdtteeut.
Otrettpren:
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Alnn 81. Chapman. BON StrtIcnb, @6ale Il 60.
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G3r. Gepr rs, vEM I'm Dtprtts & Go.
GtaS Qpgbe epn Ebrnas & Sc.
Spbn u. Dants, SER.
Or. 9. 50. SAINT, 9rGmiatrenbet Mrjt.
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1lle0i6iniifl)e Al,lelaelr.
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Or. Sofep1 Sabtam.
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Dr. SpfepD 1abtdm. .
Office /: go. 228 Sine StrQBe,
sgJn philadelphia.
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na@ldfR8t u. wenn nc pom stneni e~rfabrnsn 3r,tSebsn6,it
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baupttatlt@ nit ber Setan6luas 0btser ardnrBettep
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fdnb fartftlt6 mittbe.Ier. nm.
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3n SIrett0ren: fs.
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g 9tt9ael Stenan. SDtatam S9aa.
s. Qcnr9 9arbt. AntUn S1ettlin.
9enrp Baa. peter NturraY.
9, gpppeneuten. Y Ral9e:
Clement Secret. Sc @tlstenntus. 3;t.
Satp5 u. S@u3ltE. benrb BeGer, .
a 5. S&lethsr. y. Is. Dcbrm1nr.
aGthtam Nbf4t6t. Reuber ID. SoreS.
&tGars ID. pps. Ttel5tn 9. QDtttneb.
6. s. DantnaHn. Gep. .. 8prb.
Ss6n s. S6tpeler. &Sbrrt Seutres.
3Sernt@aa Issrsafs. 2tsDtrs$ sesffau.
4 &. 9srIaee SSrIn'y 5Saasr.
Saequrs 9@{eb. &ntcn arsnt.
@alet SarfOp. Rel9tpr DIder.
Die Site Der Direttpren, Iel&s gu ben perSDrraeenbfen,
ntetf benti9em 6GnFeu:en seU YGriS 8eboren, 8ttt unbt-
SDlIpitdt in Der @ei6dftSfIbruna unb Qibez
ralltdt in Der Mbna9nn9 pom Verlulten.
gDlteen serben ipfUtt unS su ben btatsfen 8ebtnsunsen
a~usBeReut.
#...9 sAa iIbpIpt &ngIer, Asent.
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9is,, q .rts soute Fat etn ousrei6,nbss sasitor s,rH.
a&e.t ane Nrtsen Spn Gisent6unt In Sr Stdbt unb tem
3ante. @rpse 8srrStbe BON 9Daaren unb Anttrm @ieea.
+h,,r, Nue%hen amF Ftr4p 2eft TnmrhI ala Holm Gohr an oi;u.
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Sra 6. ganFelt, Gtarlfs S EGtet,
9pdfles rs S0fe, SLt" . Sgapma"
80 ~ 90 orT'n SknrtrS GniIf,r
Sopn u. SfemHHfl' sStst Sp.nF
SSuu11HS 81 Gnnwsr Sonss Is ISnsIitra
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1Huirm Sreuer Q$Sr1fcSerllnQ& E3efsu
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81 -.f R0tpmac
EramSpGrfaticr8=2inte
DGn,2ftr @rpre6 Sap. g. u. gtstter.
pesioBt eiebtfr. 9Db1rE, EteE No 8, isten DtenfGa 4 ll6r
Na9mtttaSs fir n. r=t ..r.,-.
Aler1norta, @aibington uno Georgetown
IN gsrbtnbanO NIT ber Orangs ant a%leyantria Giisaba0n
a19 H9nhburs unb bali al ben f~eI3eaeen 4an6unGSpl&sea
Telnt Noo3ous Ytnes pptut, Bprwen'S ettarf
eHrrionHsn So9, stones QDbarf 2aoeafsr Wtarf
pirwoen'S 2Bbarf 8,ufT p0tnt, Ycpe'S greei,
VtatstdS Yotnt, Ndujenps StpreS, &battertot 2anb.,
Smttb'8 prtnt. Bulbs Eerre Mr1 @lgmpnt.
3nradseereHb Seria6t terelbe Is afbtnBtpn jfbgu
S1nmtas 8 upr SPpr8ene u. 4(eraKbrta TUbr G9ogae ns
Der Dampfer Dtamcne stats 6apt S 8 gDilfpm.
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utr unb AIerinbrtd 7 rs Nbentt.
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9n 3Gltintste,
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N50reOsO Orfes!
gtp $50 gBet asaItimUrey Ctr.

Galle's Giauo Manufactnring Gnnlp.
Grfe 8rGrnie pom Wtdrplano Snitltut erbalten
in 1865.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-13

aa0roRe ~RramienzGolecte
anr @rrtGtune beS
G't1 %. NprlI 1865 out:i @tadte Netp SerIep in.
cCrpprirtert rs fea
Scutitbcn SnUaliocnz ur0 @aiIcnbauicS
TT Der beutf6en Stobt
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Observation-Disclosures Contributions : Nntbei[e
jebsr antRstt nnr @tnltn DpIIar,
.t fir BEN 81 ii
SnbGliOetz nu6 @aiIenbals=Ssou t
49, s4 AT Is wp88frt ~ .4A dra ga"
Observation-Disclosures NrGurier 1ertbsiIt
2 .'.- soerocf4 so
Stber Der etaen DDldr ~antrenbst, UNI nit btefer ttetnen
gstlfeuer srrtruppeIte SOIbaten unb r~erIadeue Rtnber inter-
fIfsn ~ telten, bat be MuSf4t, burd sltiee 8ermtttlune
Ter Trnu Sprsuna etnen r~etsen6en 0anbfb BON $4,000 gpertb
0fer tpnt cine gr9rtte BON bteer Slntnte dbrdrts All er;te-
ltn. Sie SertEetIuna bietet pscunt1re 8prtGetle Ite fesne
y + am e ert a IEk,n.
NaGereS beiagt baSputItcirte pamphlet,
SEE a~uftrdge:
Der B%erfoaltun8 Sratt bes beutlten SnpaItben-
.urh gDatieubaufes.
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Original Sidets
5i 81 ftn6 ~tultaEen: gto. 299 YrattHr. Bet br. Etfder,
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Setbttlisune label eth - "
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~ &tGsts itnsiau6 In Der Office bss- s,aIinprt S9e6er
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q a SDbn 9GusIer, -
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q SibDf<@de Sigh unb 2Ombaro Str,
bat fDttsn cine SsOse gusDdbI neuer gVpbe.paarcn %erbaIten
ais E i" ,1 }JlII ~ ~
gafftrnir nnb 0Seffenfpns,
pOr5lgli6 d@teS beutIdes Tl6 uno 9peSfin,
fCrte aud en MTprttrnent Dig :
3rn 0ppcS NIB Snrnifbina G5OpbS. .HH
Die Dbtsen fDaaren r~erfaufe Id btGt8er ais elm anbeses
@et9dft tn Der Stdbt. gtan tpmnt unb ~abersuas fd.
t'mrt1Sl Spbn 9dusIet.
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E0rreH'S
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9ie 9r6Bte GrFnouna oes 3eitolters !

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2adrwuas bat terfelte etrsis unb aaetn ben @etraute
6tetes Wtttel$ ~ bercdnter, @tntae Der fdbiefer
wfannsr Der nteetjtntfbeR Tatultit fpurben mil rem @ebe{nt.
mtg b!eier 30 nj . TT n pertraut etrtadbt unh ftrt.
men otftelben aue ubsrein III Setreff beS @ebrouhe 3 b,rTcl-
BEN IN fOiGen bdaet. Dir bernfen aus auf fDlaente Ter.
toner, ne!6e SotleGpe bdtten uno pD ttefeS W1itteI tptecei
etnen 8niet 5adrDu@ S e~r3eugte: '
gbDt Il IS prref philadelphia.
Wm y Spfee. S6nRipteGer, 9pItbnpfr. Ebeatrr,
a Baltimore, Nib.
off urb am 6 Carr ~
WttB Gfpt6ttba Sbhes unt
Wfrs g O m I SD dbnGrt 30
q 8leinfeIter r, $50 2i9ttft. tr
MI i 8teetgd, S@6ufpteler,. Rem gort.
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8rGDn.
Col. . s 9s f, 4ttofat, Griffin, @eOrasa
unS nr4 ottle arbere, tue!den teden 8ebranG pon NaBet nae
@ebrdudS-M Iur9en nit ieber FlGId: in teutfd,, epa-
unb frdnaGltf6. 9rets $3.50 Per Faide.
3reI rtfr oret 8laf6en Fnb 8em6bngt6 ~eenlsenb, ttner
9darpa&s beropr rin8er.-4nfan6iger Naba.t fir
gDtebsTberfdnfer.
3unt gertaufe tn BEN ntetiten g~pptbefer.
U. gBt y II 6 orr & g., ''--
@t8eutbirer unS GD9rlefale DrpauiEten,
(td27rl SO 3tgbtfr, @ds @ambenfr, Baltimore, D2b
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go NRSSAN AISRAR
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gUrter @eeOtn'nNeattUn83u9 EN. ...........7.20 frI8
S3neAtu8 SAT zine 8a6ht,
YartiDner Mcepnptatipnssue SIS, l .........12.30 o..
gprfer %eeprhreattonsjue GS. 3 ....,... -. 3.S9
parttpuer SIS. 3..., $50 ~ t
9tttsbar8 Gtte S9Hel5ng ........"........ 7.20 NbenSs
ptttsbur9 @lntrd S@neaSu9 .............10 1000 !.
Antnnft thnb1t&et 3 Ii &c in Baltimore.
9~ttts6urs @itntra SGnel3u6 ..............7.O 700 ftab
Serttpner AtcDnoeattGns8u8 Np 2...........8.30 y
gDrfer b Np2... .......lO.15
S6neasu8 (Toit 2ire) u 80 Rafbm,
PARTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS StD4i1n 9Ol.cn Sep, 40
2pf5u9'
grrt ACCOMMODATING Mbenbs
Der pGf.. Durai9ne4 (GaR 2tue) uub gtt.8bwrs glatta
S6neuju9 taltrn 5rtI@er 8dItirnpre u1b parftVn ritt an.
Die 8Gr9f1nea (TGt 9irel, pVf. unt Accommodations.
3uge ia~bren-Sgntta8s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as.
Der @ttssbnrS &rie SGaneljuB 9ebt - NIT ~Siussabgak be3
SamItags-iGaliGG as. -.r ... .....
DER Qttt8bar8 @IHitrd SGntI3u8 8cbt taeli9 ab.
@pf. uub NccOrttapSGtirnss i6e SOnlaen -Spnntaes GUS
G~enpnmen-taglt9 an. "
Ser 8utG f6nedjue (Baf 2tnt) fCrtrtt tdglt5 an. tnJ
Dts Ypf., &rr9f6ueu., pttfSburg @rte Inb Dtttsbura
Gtmtra GGnfllu8 f&!tesen IA tn 6~Grris5urg an ea 8iaS
Der @snHfaIoanin Central @tienbabn nnb Yfttsbura, gIeSS.
lant, Columbus, gtnctnnait, Indianapolis @biceas, StpOuts,
Sort 1tagne, G%eutSoire, GatrC unb 1Aen Yunftsn i'm s3eaen,
Gprb. unO SuepeRen aerau an f4rf- -GI
Gts 90f. unb 3@nel3ase f3lte5en F5 gu @lmtra an bic
3I9e Ser gfetp yprt @tie Babn mad allen puntter i'm nTrb.
liaen, mittleren un8 mefliGfu gisp YOrf an. III
gIG9ere Mu8tunft erbdlt man i'm @aoertfr. gabnbre.
s. u. DubGrfG, Sen 5uperintfnbert,
(20npol 6. 9. 9pan8, Sen. g~aliaaier. Ggent.
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Deatfc9e ycuersNerEaerun08sGeie
fc3aft DOR Baltimore

SeSTfc4S Observation-Disclosures
fd31ft DOR Baltimore
Office: 9(lD@de BON Scutb unb 2pmbGro Str,
I'm =. 5tnd 6r 5arnerS * Wlar5ants 8Gnt, u
GtueGnD IN ermbdrb Str. t H.J
Dtefe neue GSeffa f4aft LIT tsst berett. @srh9erunatn auet
gesen Gerluh pber S6dSen our6 5euer entgeeenauncb.
Da sic Iitten Der @eieu f2aft Fb tn ben 9anbcn bon
abcr 400 fat burteebenbs etutt8er Burger SaltfrnDre's
b%gfinesE, 10 tt bas beutfar guSittum DEFENDERS ci~nselaben,
oteieia In u~nIerer Wttte auf ber tpitbefsn Bats b~e9tanbf.
ten untetnebnen ietne @erF9crungeH antu9ertrausn. E
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4baf 2Deber, &brthopb Gifcl, '
Anspn g~Dstbftstf! perm 8. &r0pnfieIt.
Ge1r9 Npf. M 6rtebrid 2Dttr,
2etnrtG SirGr&. Peter 0ol3,
SDbann Batter, SpE ". Auepun,
VttGaeI gpiEiaCeI, 9aai Dtfprt,
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9tturt6 8etS, STR.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-07

tuesday, Nov. Jtr, l-JG. was an eyenuoI
d IN the political world. Besides the
a.. ction Of a member Of Congress in this
district, tLc following elections took place.
Tie issue oi them will decide whether OF no
the South shall ratiiy the Constitutional
Amendment
.Ntr Yorb-Goyernor. thirt nine members
of Congress and one hundred aud twenty-five
Z mhcr- cf the Assembly. United States sen
ar TO elect IN pl ce OF Ira Harris
W1ssrrir Governor, zen members oi
{ u gress aud State Legislature.
.Ncir Jsrsel-Fiye members Of Congress AID
members Of fhc State Legislature United
States Senator TO elect in vlace ot Hch1rl +.
StocSiou.
.Wchiy1a-Goycruor SIX members Of Con
gress aud members OF Legislature.
HIi40is-State officers, fourteen members OF
Congress and members OF Legislature United
:, ,,es Senator % elect in place Of Lyman Irum-
bail
UIsc,asia-S,atc ofiiccrs, Elk members O.;
{ ugress. and members Of State Legislature.
lifted States Senator 10 elect in place of Tim
oihy o. Howe.
Waresott-Goveruor. two members q Coz
gress and members Of Legislature.
Missouri Superintendent Of Public lnsiruc-
ton. nine members Of Congress and members Of
Lerislstlre. United States Senator to elect IN
Mace of b. Gratz Brown.
Raas4s-Govgrnor member oi Congress,
and members Of the Legislature. Two United
S..tes Senator's to elect in place Of James IL
Lane ami Samuel C. Pomeroy.
.Ncrada-Governor member Of Congress ami
u. mbers Of Legislature. United States Ser atcr
e. elect in place Of James " Nye.
H1rvla1d-Fiye Members Of Congress and
n. nibers II Legislature United States Senator
(, lect in place Of John y. J. CressweM
DsiatrrTc-Governor members Of Congress
o. Legislature
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LCorrCspondence Of the Free Pres ]
FROM MONTPELIER.
MoxrFEIIEn, Nov. lst,

MoNTFELIER, Nov. lst, letG-
1t really looks as if daylight had dawned at
last upon the darkness which has so long broodei
over the Third District. A meeting Ofthe re-
publican members from that District was held
last eyening, at which it Mas apparent from the
frst that the ruling desiIe was, not 50 much to
s,cure the success OF this or that individual, as
10 harmonic the party ard give united and
cordial support to the candidate of the majority
b n. worthington C. Smith being present, was
CT lied for, and took the stand. He was evident
ly labOring under powerful emotions, but he
preserved his self f-poesetsion, and spoke very
handsomely. 1t was evident from the effect his
speech had upon the audience, that he was the
coming man. He denied absolutely that the ar
rapccm,nt BY which Baxter withdrew in his
f,vor took place with his knowledge or consent
He defined his past and present political status
r. fully and satisfactorily as to remove all doubts
or suspicious Of his complete soundnCss in the
! publican faith. He submitted it to the deci-
g. Of the members whether he, and, If not he,
y 10, should be the candidate Of the republican
,rty, and pledged himself to abide BY the deei-
sn.
At the close Of his remarks ballot was called
for, and the roll being called the members went
forward and deposited their ballots. All the
Senator's, and nearly all the members, responded,
and the result of the ballot was announced tc
be-Smith 45, Adds l6 II will be seen that
Smith had not only very large majority ef Tho
votes cast, but a clear majority Of all the votes
that could be cast. There are 76 towns in the
District, Of which two are unrepresented and
TX are represented by democrats, leaving o'
republican members, to whom add the clever
senators, and there were 70 persons entitled
to vote. If all the abseniees had been opponent
If Smith, be would still have clear majority 0
eleven. But some Of the abtentees authorized
their friends to declare their preference for Smith
making his real strength still greater than th
b.llot showed it to be. The result Of the ballo
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] being declared, Senator Baker, formerly an ar
dent Baxter man and subsequently of Adds
proclivities, moved TO make the nomination
unanimous; Henry NJ. Burt, Esq, of Swanton,
the head and front Of the Adds wing of the
party, seconded the nomination. and It was car
ried without a dissenting vote. Mr.. Smith
briefly expressed his thaEks, after which many
memSsrs went forward and gave their cougrat-
ulations, and the caucus adjourned, with bet
ter state Of feeling than has prevailed at any
other time sinee the session commeuoeJ. The
proposition Of the Lyndon Union to the demo
Gratis to Ego in and lay Warrington C.
Smith ont il the Co!d," will probably fi'l to be
carried INTO effect.
In order to prevent the apprehended stampede
Of members from the Third District, Senator
Hendoe Of LamOille yesterday introduce bill,
which, under a suspension Of the rulea, was
passed BY 10th houses i'll less Than hour, author
ling the clerks Of the Houss 10 open a ballot
bcx Io1t Iuesd-y, and receive the ballots Of
such members, and of other voters from the
Third District who may then be here. II is
doubtful, however, Wh,thcI the object OF the
bill will be secured The .ncilters sit very un-
easily upon their seats. and mauy Of them are
getting ready TO leave. a join, resolution Tor
an adjournment from Friday afternoon I'LL 1 /
O'Clock n,xt Tuesday afternoon has to-day
passed both house,, by almos; unanimous votes
In the Senate. this f,Ieucep, . t..l TO refund /.
To drafted men the amount paid by them az
came up for discussion. Senator /.
doolhue Of Wiudham County oPerei the de
bate in oppositpi to the bill, and tcok the Sen
ate snd spectators quite by surprise. lie had .
b.cn cue of the silei; Senators, AID 20 lne sus-
pecicd hin OF icing dcbater, tu, De d" broke |
cut, Ike the irish rebellion, forty thousand .
strong" and made a clear, sensible, aIi iorei-
BE sre,ch. Senator skinner Of 0slesus sp5sl in
favor # the bin. and Senator Heni.e rei3inel.
The Senate. by a vote Of l. f. u. rejected the
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The relations of Secretary Stanton and
the President.
WMnINGroy, D. c., Oct. %, Is

NAsuINCTOS, ID. C., Oct. -, loOb-
There have been many rumors afOat dur
ing the past two weeks relative TO a rupture
between the President and Secretary Stan
ton. and the probable retirement Of the
latter and from these clouds OF smoke some
thing reliable and definite can now be reach
cd. The reports that the difficulty arose
on account Of the Secretary's filing the Va
cancies in the army without consulting Mr..
johnson. and assigning them TO duty, are
substantially correct. But the fact cannot
be sustained that these appointments were
made from the political friends OF the per-
sunal friends of Mr.. Stanton, who were Inelin-
ed to radical procliyities, to the oxclu-
sion of those of different political opinions.
As far as have aseertained, the selection OF
officers has been governed almost entirely by
their field rec0rds-tbose most distinguished
by gallantry and good condsct receiving The
appointments. 1t is true, no doubt, that the
Secretary would commission - radical
sooner than copperbead, were their held
record the sane. lie has received too much
abuse, has been too often slapdcred and val
lifted by this cstimable class Of citizens, 10
look upon them with great favor. And the
forgiying characteristics Of his nature are
n Of at all prominent-quite different in fact
from these OF his worthy superior.
do not think that the rupture arose by
reason of the political antecedents of the ap-
pointees altogether; but because Mr.. Stan
ton presumed TO make them without sub
hitting them to Mr. johnson for approval.
Ii is quite true that the more important Sc
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OF states to secede or rebel the difficult and COM
plicated questions Of restoration and adjustment
came suddenly and prominently before the
people for their consideration and decision.
10 the unfortunate disagreement or want of
harmony between Congress and the President
need not specially refer. Unfortunate as it may
have seemed. it has at least educated us all to
clearer and wiser views of the true theory and
practical workings of a republican form of gov
ernment, and has defined the just forms and re-
latiOns Of the executive and legislative depart
ments, each to the other.
Congress rightly, as think, claimed and as
serted the right to prescribe the modes and i'm
pose the conditions upon which the States lately
in rebellion could be safely restored to their
practical relations to the Government To this
plan the States that have thus far spoken have
given their emphatic apprOyal-and to it, and
a majority of Congress, | give my hearty and
cordial support, believing that through them
can best and soonest be secured restored peace
and permanent union. established as they will
be on the sure and lasting foundations Of free
dom and political equality. Uniting with you
in the hope that the Republican party of this
divided and distracted as to lose the position
and prestige to which they are justly entitled,
am my dear sir,
Very respectfully,