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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-26

AGENTS wanted for Planer & Brounsdort's
Sewing Machines-the best in the world
Principal office for Ohio, No. 16 East Broad
way, Columbus, o.
.s... WM PIMAFEI
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KAuFFMAN's Billiard Saloon.

GENTLEMEN wishing good board and nice
rooms on reasonable terms please call at
No. 63South High street.
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Polka Printed NIohaIrs.

Z Received this day at A. q. Headley 6
Co.'s, a handsome lot of Polka Printed Mo
hairs. The attention of the ladies is re
quested. ..'.7 26-u3t
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A.C. Headley & Co. are daily receiving
NeW Goods at the lowest prices.
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NhnWl6.
ELLIpr1c Sewing Machinos-tfe finest in

Just received at A. c. Headley & Co.'s,
a large lot of Summer Shawls. 26-3t
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Received by express this day at AC
Headley & Co,s.a fine lot Of Printed Alpaca
LtIstres, very cheap. 26-3t
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wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machines-the
simplest in the world, No.l6 East Broad
way. -, ,s w. PIMMEL.r
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Rrocade MelanKes.

A. c. Headley & Co.. have this day re-
ceived beautiful lot of Brocade AeIdngeS
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NaW Gnnda.

SEWING Machines for rent at No. 16 East
Broadway. WIN. PndMEL.
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Go to Kauffman's Billiard Saloon.

KAuFFMAN's Billiard Saloon, over Bain's
store.
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G. W. T., D. B. Worthington, of Steu-
benville; G. w. ". r., f. p. Brodbeck, OF
Columbus; G. w. r. J.. Wadsworth, Of
Cincinnati; G. w. Tr., J.C. Richardson, of
Seven Mile; G. w. u, E. S. Allen, Of Day
ton; @. w. G., VIM. LangsdOn, of Spring
boro; G. w. Ch., Rev. A. W. Tibbatts, OF
Brookville.
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Printed Alpaca Lustres.

the world, No. 16 East Broadway.
w. PMMEL.
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For amusement 90 to Kaufmans Bill
lizard Saloon. y B'ttt st"
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Go to Kauffman's Billiard Saloon.
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Fremont Driving Park Association.
The certificate for the incorporation of
this Company was filed in the office of the
Secretary of State May 25. Its object is to
establish Park in the vicinity OF Fremont
Ohio, on which to train and exhibit horses.
Capital stock, $4,000, divided into shares Of
S25 each. -
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GRIND temple of Honor OF Ohio.

This body convened at Dayton, Tuesday,
May 22d, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and adjourned
on Thursday, the oath inst, at AZ o'clock
Pm. The next annual session will be held
at Steubenville, Ohio, on the third Tuesday
in May, 1867. The following are the Off
cars elected for the ensuing wear:
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HooI.Inr ValleY RnlIroad.

We are informed by those engaged In the
work of soliciting subscriptions from our
citizens to aid in building this road, that
Columbus is yet 100000 short of the quota
assigned to our city, and that they are now
making their last appeal to raise the addl-
tional sum. The following is a list OF
names of our citizens who have thus far
sIbscribed stock:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-10

whsn oss Who declared that Lincolns sl-e.
ton prosoked and lsssi6sa secession anA disa.
nion, asks yea 70 aga political call, dou do
Ia
Whes ons ybo wanted 10 eoaz traitors 10 d.
- from hring on The Gag, ssising The for,russ.
and rsbbiag The aFssaais Of Jour country By
hickiag he Nee Enxlaad States oct Of the Unioa
and asrssiag that The slaveholdsrs nighl lake
thsir hsmaa shaities into every State and plaa,
their " isstisution . 10 every Territory q III.
uaioa, asks you 10 saiss with him IN pollsssI
movswsns, doa't DO IA
When oes Who declared the var for the raion
unjasi, and proclaimed on the streets tina, the
R~bels we're aghng for the defence of their rights
and thsir homes. asks you 10 unite uish him 10
N svowal q political seaiimsnt and psrposs
dat dohi
whsa eas Who sssadf.ssly iaasssd ,hroaxhou,
our great Struggle that The Rshels we're always
viesefsoas, that our arms made no progress. tina.
cur aaiional dsbt wosId inevitably BE- rspsdlased,
that ihs uslon essld only b ssssored By arss
giving u ap as lost and then askiag the slesoss
10 ~ - esssp 10 81 the hack door of ,hsir ,r,-
umpsaat Coakdesasy, now urres yeu 10 sym.
pathiEsand fsatsrnEs with him 10 denouueins
- traitors and disauioaIsis The foremost champ
ioas Of . Liberty and uaion, nov and iossver.
ons and iassparable." don't yos doiti
whsn ons who denounced and ravsd a. The
snaaslpAtion policy Of Presidsut Lincoln as IN
eons'ituilsnal and saieidal. who declared that Il
bad " saissa The South aud divided The North,
that " eoaId nsvss sasessd iii Il was repudassd,
that 4 Lincoln rs ssslscssd the Union would
sever b restored, noe waais yon 10 play second
% bic ani, don't you bsyin 70 doIi
sais,h the great Apostle 10 The osatIIss, " Be
cot dsesissd. Evil eomnsnieailons eorrup, good
maassss." When ell maaser u ceppsrhsads
aad secession vmpaihlsen ask yoa 10 train In
thsf company, ell then you'll sss 'em blszt
ast.
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Admission OF Tennessee.

90 MONDAY last. the ongfr.sional Rsyonsiruc
ton 'mpiiie~ reported To he Ito So r, isolation
providing Tor the admission ~ Tennessee DEL
egaiss The question % their adoption vii
come ur at an tafly IA, TIE resolution J.. a.
'oiios.
R,'oifoi. ~ ils N.iIs saf H,sf- q Ryr..ss.
'gftfsf - ~ stei Sflfe. ~ ia,.rI-I n ft.s-
grsss Isisnsiied That ~trteas thc trup.r oi T-n-
a~.>se haze made kuoNn 60 t,e tu.iei STATE.
their desire hat tie Cea.iiiu '.ou. ins hef-
toforr eastng byt~ccn then ant the vniisl
states mst 10 iailv established and that 600 fhs
III isy % vlr.4ary .s- ~ = lafgr parsiar
voie. Aiopi ani raiify consili4iiou of govern
m~nt rviubliesu iu form asl u.f Inconsistent
-iih TIE Consultation anl lac, af The Cui,sl
state and State governmcoi has tesu orsa
niE~i unlsf The rrovi.iaus Interest ~hira ssil
provisions aua the iass pas-.d iu pur.uantr
ihrf~,of proclaim and 4ea5is 10y al, 70 ta- uieu
sod ~hrtsas De people ~ Ftn ~ss.v ar- found
20 y "a contiiian 20 eksfrisa tae zoos q
STATE ~iihiu ihs Ca,on. and rau on.y ra-r.t-
ne amr hf thr ruu-sni ~ Poe iau utaA * rsa.
gr ~ ne cog ~ states tlrf~fotr 20 SIa.r "
Tsnn~s-fs 10 lr-rtv declared .. ID, .a- ~ 'h.
1ife'i States 81 Aui~rira .n tr s.... f....--
nth tne other ~'a's- spnn the-tp-s.s coos i.,-
taai tae F~op.e ~ Tran--.-~ So. -,..rts r anl
~uipfs s.ui 't... ils.r ra.sf.rg aas-. tu.. a
snt az, rt,lli.ug aosc loo haze A~rt o..
sas@i 10 -~ts i4n tgsins; ihr ( n.t g -ta.r. .fo.s
ihe eArftl ss Ui far r.ceNts iraa,a ..r t4e fs.
sfesfifv .@rlsis a.t Ilsr- greeted % 80. an-
shs.I rtr .tf ia- stl.- -rs...s a-f-s.st.
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49, tF.f ~ ai- -. ..r 7-aFr. fta a- r.l-f.-t .-
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90 Ia ah1 mtunsr l4lu rani fs. a.fsl ~tafrs
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rS'An' F-aisf 10 il-fa'~i lH ll aus 49, .Aat-ssr
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Circuit cOur, Tor BALTIC. County.


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fHocEEDiS.s - rms OHrHA0 CorHT. March
9Th aud 1ih. -l.emus Morris asl'nr \ \ a..
e. q, u VIM. Morris doe 4. reinra.d q final a..
eoant. MARI liunis will VAS admitted io pro.
hate. and letters iesiamentaFy granted 10 J. q
Leecky. y. Richardson AMI W. 4, Itays'on re-
turned an act. Of the personal property ~ the
late VIM. Richardson Chas. Brooks. ear Of
y. u. Brooks. returned an inventory Of dee 4 80
tate. &. ArmAi, adm'r u NARY Z. Armai, pass
ed second asci. The will ~ Mary J. liutchins
was admitted 20 probate. Letters Of admr on
lhe esiaie 81 Theodore crosmore was granted 10
Thomas Weetns. chas. Powell adm'r 81 Davis
Powell, passed bis first aeeount. Mrs. Margaret
Todd. adm'r Of James Todd. returned an inven.
tory Of personal estate. Tho ears Of the late
wm. Jessop returned an inventory Of dsosased's
personsl estate. Margaret Piowman, admr'x Of
WIN. Plouman, returned her hrsi account.
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NesO Advertisements.


HGMEFoGn. BALfo. Co.. March 7lh, go.
Misses. EbiTcRs a. GfHfiemen-My name
having been publishrd IN connection with the
cell 81 the miepting 81 Towsontown, on Tues-
day last 20 sustain President Johnann, Ae.. u
u due 10 myself aud n those who have honor.
ed mo with the position now hold. iu say that
my signature waa given 10 that call undrr an
entire misapprehensiou, not be wing any knowl-
edge q the political ccmplcxion Of the movers
In said call.
would also state that the meeting sud pro-
cecdings Of aur loyal citirsns. at the Court
lIousc. in Towson own. M Monday night last.
meets my entire appreciation.
u. WA. FOSTER.
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"a RRWAnn.

ID AEAwAY from The subscriber, on The ssd
III q fskEuasys ny indsntured apprsn- a
tice, PATRICK GULL. Z feet ~ inehestM
complexion. Had on . steal. gray coat and
panfs. and whits siouch hat
All persona are warned not 10 harbor o. frual
said by, a. will pay 10 debtsef he contrast.
ing: The shove reward will ~ paid fsr bic
delivery e -. a my residence. ne.s 0lsneos
March ia -
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now they wished 10 20 10 CongErss IN Washing.
ton, and loyal men should b. opposed 10 the ad.
mission Of these Rebels aud traitors aud he would
stand 10 u tonight, and he woued stand 10 Il
hereafter, sink ur swim. None should be admit
ted ~ representatives FROM the Southern States
until they had been converted. II disloyal men
werr TO be admitted 10 Congress, aud 10 r'sle the
country by the ballot-hox nrn who had commit
ted tFeasou and imhrussl their hands in the blood
Of our hrase boys, he asked where his eouuir,?
Every loyal heart would be tue 10 the flag
and none but loyal men should he ADMITTED To-
political power, and Union men should stand
hrm, a. they bad eiOod before aud oppose their
admission 10 political power. Applausr.
REMARKS cP Nh. porGuERTY.
Mr.. DOugheriy said that he would have prefer
red 10 remain silent, but Ne he had bten called
upon in general way, courtesy rquir,sl him 10
make few remarks. Mr. DOugherty said that
this glorious Union had beru compared Ia q part
uership, and that pcrsous said the Union was
broken az. and that wien any OF the mrmbers Of
the partnership got dissaihfed they had tight
TO withdraw from the partnership. SOME Of the
States acted upon ihis--tct or Twelve Il them
bal gone out, had acted On this principle now
they sPply for admission TO the irn. We have
remained IN the OLD firm, and are now 10 II aud
ne will not admit representatives from them ex.
eeP' upon our own terms. Applause. During the
war my bowels yearned Tor them yea, almost
threw up for them. Laughter ami applause
Mr.. Dougherty said he had heard that persons ia
Virginia and 10 some Of the other States were
lealing their swords into ploughsharss anil their
knives and spears into pruning hooks
Mr. Doughefiy said he thought the southern
States had never been out OF the Union They
did not get out by hghtng bot ~ SOON ~ ihey
irie'i To get out We whipped them hack ft.augh.
ter and applause What had tie veto io do with
the unon question Il had nothing io 10 viii
the question " the perpeiuity of the rnion
The Southern states had proposed To- 20 out 81
the rniOn aud now they wished 10 be admitted
through ih,it FePTrss n,aiives into Congress bot
We thought ,hey ought 10 go through proha.
tionary state u thes came back no~ they came
back A. foreigners, and ought not 10 he trusted
Tor i've wears. 50 their loyalty might be- tested
| After expressing hope. for Ieacr Inion aud
prosperity Mr poushsfty concluded his address
AMI on motion the meeting Aljonrnrd
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-10

- Hoo. NJ. Harris ibInks Charles samner
dangerous dsnagOsue. Why, then, while he was
10 Congress, did be aid In expslllng "Bully'
Brooks, Of South Carolina, for Gaming this same
enmuerf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-10

SN-wc call particular Ailsalion 10 tie card Of
VIM. Foster. 10 our county Trrasurr. pub.
lishei in our paIer to-day. W Posters ras- Is
only one Of hundreds Nho we're iadlced ~ false
r~souink Aod misAppFshs nsiOn 10 .ign the rall
Tor the msriins on Tuesday. We Know many
~ho thought !, ~as 10 he q real toHi STE Tnion
lnrriing aud readily promised It ihsir support.
but ~ho. When ihey found Il Ia he ons at eiufI
10 rr-Organis- the democratic party Ike Mr
Foster Immediately quilted the conc,fu
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-10

jea> We again APPEAL 10 our friends through
out the couni! 10 krp US advised Of local matters
Of interest irAnsfiIing in their respective neigh
borhoOds. We desire 10 record in our paper
such Information as would be mosi interesting 10
our readers. aud We know that nothing Nili rem
der u a mufs ~rlcVnc visitor than 10 rrcie NJ
far - rossihl-, the affairs u our own county -
No matter u iou cannot vi rite properly for the
press ira Prisons eau do -. Jgsi sud Us =
statement Of anything Transporting woTih Noticing
aud We will Pu, Il in proper shsIs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-10
MARIiIEIl-

On the 1T inst. 81 the brides reaidenee, By
H. Rev Thes. ,s'rsuch, CHsisrAx Ri,nAHs /,
Miss MAhr A. MeDosaLB. both 81 Baltic 60.
On the isi instant. by Rev. Richard Norris.
IH.9k y. Hat. 81 this county. % Miss MaMr
u Joassos. u BALTIC. city.
On the 2lst q Dec. fss3. by Rev. Thos. Sew
ell. J"sauA GHEGx, 81 this county, 20 ELtsAnsrH
brsLEs. Of Baltimore city.
On the 31th ult.. BY Rev. q. n. brandon, Jso.
q. voar. 81 Phillipsburg Beaver Co, Pc, 20
Miss bAnAn A. 6nlrn. Of Baltimore county.
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e~Ar. BRADY wants all the " unierrined 10
"asssfi their rights" and vote anyhow. Now.
take our advice, and don'i Try that dodge pui..s
yoa eau 1ndaes scmsbody TO believe you are loyal
enough 70 be registered. n you do this, all ri. hi;
ba, " you ret ohsiropOlous." and insis, on
voting wi'heu, being rsgIsisrsd, yoa nigh, re,
your fsslings hort.
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DIED.

A. woodensburg on the SIN inst. cAnn l.,
beloved wife u Capt W. W. Allen. and only
daughter Of the lais Dr.. Oliver aud Christina
Holmes.
On the 9Th inst, at his residence patap.eo
Neck, oEoHaE LrSeH, IN the 3tth year Of his
age.
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f~ SPIRAL ss,sBtaon q the .ntet.d IL All.
's'i - 'hs advertisement ofis-sSs ~ s,sssss.
that spf-ar' IN this ahi saccs~iisg issass -
thts fansr
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H~wili some person who L posted be kIsd
snsugh TO inform Ne how many poisvs attended
The usstIng on Tuesday issif
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ew-hAl. Gen. John W. 0e.ry has been nom.
lsaisd ~ The ualon candidate fos Governor Of
reanylvania.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-10

MrnrVaiots last week rrcofdrd the fact
that w. kdWafd Chaner, long sud farorAbl,
kuown - lveal Conductor On the y e. a. n
had t-cn Killed urar rhrHN ~hilr 10 tb- DIS.
eisrgv ~ his OATS We have sinyv irsrur,i that
The Ciiizras GA The line 81 the road ar srnrfous
g Coniiituiiag a. fai.s . fsnA i.f ihs r,iisf -
" Chancs fsmly Ani that : ~ h.ts a..
rad, t-sn .ahscnh~d Thts 4. r.rtsinl, yer,
o,iumeuisbis seiion. aud sI~ak, ~r.i Tor The
l-~pr " or cuunfy
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- TIE tiF ssii u liAls.asoss hss. 49,.
~ ~ ''Tiinsnss Apprspsiaaine egso 80 10 al "a
''i-aiag the Nssisrn Nd. Railroad 10 H.s.r.
t8En
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-10

3B-noa. John weshsrd, .. the meeting on
Tuesday, heard the q hrstshrisk Of the American
sasls" he mast have been asleep for the lac,
iosr ysar. fos. IN oar opinion, that same eagle
nssi have made Itself pretty hosrss In Shrek.
ins' for aid asainsi The ensmiss Who tried 10 dss-
trog he gossnmsni Of which Il isihs emblem.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-10

Lass Csg We SO % Thufslay a.,
az 80 sesss 81, urigsisg ftrss Asas-s.f $3.50,
u 80 e-nsi - ~taifh puse.u ~ - ~
io'h dsint' Who csn "a, lhsi .n ths al
lnr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-10

- Ameng - lsfufs s.mssgn~i ~ Narsfai
iaaifsnf e. - Ta.fel Siaiss risfriei Coss'
- asi'lr~ ~ aanass = k4sin l. Psftef ss1
'ahu lLsas ham E-ts - fhts Casrty
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PEACH ORcH.fRD
To All whom II May Concern /:
Notice D. sssrsby Given.


1NHAT the under.iens-l. Examiser.. ann. o.. .
u I'D BY the County CsBInissiunsfs & halt
mote county, on the petition 81 samuel Ksstn.t
Nicholas Hoshaii. Peter n. Wilhelm, Aad al,
srs' isr the op~hing u Rad 10 IL. sisth
Election District % ssid esanty. leading iron,
he eoansy r"sd running fruIa Ffsslana, :,
Aiddles"un " the road leading from Oul Land
" the county rad running toths I'snnsvi,sn,,
line. said rad 10 piss along The line Estw,.t,
lands u Nicholas u~shall aud Edward Asnn. !.
through lands ~ Daniel stabler, John Rehl@,
baker, John and Conrad shuI.eft. along the In,
seivsen lands u Jeremiah Bales snd n.,n-
hart and buheislt, aud ihrough ianls N rdv.,,i
walsh. interesting the said rad leading from.
OAKLAND to t6s coanty rad running I, IA
rehnsylvsnia line, having taken the oath re.
iuired BY law, will proceed.
90 Ssfurfay. ns IA dry u Aprll, Isaa.
on the premises ~ execute the trust r.rosa.l a.,
them, pursuant n the commission Adar.s.el 4,
them. aud the requirements Of the Acts Of A..
senbiy IN such case made end proviasd.
MORRIS FREDERICK.
GEORGE LITTLE.
JAMES hAMPLEY.
MaFeh io'-S1 Examiners.
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W Eas0r was then called upou add ia ~
sPuuse, arOse aud said that he Waa readT In
sp~ak openly TO night, ~ he did 90 a pabtle
meeting ue~k after the memorable Isth Of
April. for the Cnioa, and sothiag bat The 4 niou.
Applauss Tie said he vas 10 favor Of aone
bot loyal men being placed In power II had
be~n said that the Prssidsat was going 10 I'll out
the party he did not bsiisvs IL he helieved
that hs would t-e true 90 the party that el@rte,l
him the committee, Of Shich he had the honor
10 te chairman, did not bsirve ihis and Therefore
had reported resolutions endorsing 'hs President
10 biz reconstruction policy - far ~ h. had
gone. bat II the President did Intend 10 ell Out
and deseri ais party ahi take 10 his arms aud
coonssls disloi ~ men. be was opposed 10 lin
Now. great d-sl had bsrn said about the Frrci-
men buuau ball. aud 10 many prisons Il vas a
great bugaboo. n he had had . vote he Thought
that he would vote against the I'LL, hecause there
was one IN etisisnce. Mr.. Ensor commented
upon the provisions Of the bill. aud aaid some
81 its features were founded upon humanity
literally and charity. and the nation should T.
humane aud charitable. 10 hi Irpspees Il made
no distinction betweea the black man and the
white man, for u provided Tor refugees, and
they might be white men ~ veil as black =
NJ. Bnsor naid that he had taksn care 10 cram.
Inc the provisions Of the FFsedmsn's Ilureau BIN.
and though there Night Be some objections 10 Il
10 his mind nov. yet u was cot bear 90 had a
be thought u vas; as there wss one Prsrdmen's
Bureau bill, there was no neoessity for smother.
bat there vas Necessity for Freedmen's Be.
rean bill, and earrying DOT this bill would not
oe near % expenllve - was supposed. Aay
provision In the bill iavofing thf negro over ,ks
white man be was opposed 20. lie was for pro. |
ieciing the negro 10 hls irssdod pesson and pro-
perty, bat oppo.ed 70 hls right Of Suffrage. or |
any legislation for BIZ special benefit. The great
question nov before ns 10 wheshef disIovsl |
men should b. admliisd 10 Congress/ Are gou |
prepared iosabmlt 70 thlsf The Fsps..rsiasIves |
Of The Soulhern States might comhins with he /
Coppsrheads q The North, and there would = IA /
ihe Senate Q majority q thess ma. Tho msn |
'eni e IRON ths ooulh are dlaloTal
I'D bad eommitied treason, and what bed tksy
nd gonslo hiehmond 70 the soushsfn oomgFsss
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NJ Geo. Slothower. msu.lsr u he l.is Hoa.,
Sas called apou 20 sp~ak. aud IN fespon--. saia
that speaking uas not bis vocsfion ID, be flk-si
q plrzse The people, and here ~ uoald s~y that
b. endowed Andr~~ Johnsoa IN all he bad aon.
- far bs be ihnEgh; 81 sh-s~ as--.sng. p,--.,--
isrr tia; - little more iiuse had h~en siio~ -
tongrrss and the Prrssdent woald come into
harmonious nleasurss that ell the sigas u the
tim-s shossd this that one pArty had soa, =
l.iiie too far and nos uouli ~ glad n seI bArk
lie sas n favor u none hot loyai men icing
piacrd ia poser. and be eounseiled unity and
harmony IN The L aion I,sry and he hot.a that
~ NOad Lave fearr harmony and prost~fitx