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The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27


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The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27


When e ro.0ilioh frcorn
ileaiing Ao EEeaativo Dcar
4aiiRleht HA
SHWaa@
4 Sat
B. ,Ir. MeDmal at
the iii Yves not leg
cause aHHs Eslss were notEh
seuted in Congress he was not
Fepliedto bat r1solutiOn passed.
The Richn0nd Dhpatch says the
question us YeFy pertinent. It
WaS not Setlled y passing the res
0lutiOh. h
ring agaia to unwilling ears, IN
am@rto o0nae. This Congress has
been hEditaaI ~ measures that be-
long 70 o.
alLer 8 tins @retuFa 10 plague the
iayenssss.S Alrsaay has one SEN,
assr been azd opmasiFz
nature Of ne Congregational meas
ures to declare hat II the Civil
Rights. BIN passe1 be would wal
Sf@ Gov
erRmena Il was q passionate re-
marx and onehs not to have been
made tt EaARatRFal PPulse
Mat4ddt t, ID q Ihat Be laid
down % asimpls truth, that If the
ultra radical policy shall triumph,
muehthR NgkNfsR1.era4ae will
fAiin &nd this Government viii
9arn, e sihers have that unjust
nsuit Do followed by re-
sricf asn personal liberty to
n1nssataKa SOON
. haa Hs ssRatOg made the rsmaRglEkS
thsR7 e Was pgOposed amongst THOSE
O6B6sedt0 him to aFfaign him Tor
"a soFalyT diIfAiss MN rom
IT,.
mAhp@oMahy%PNsdbveE.oysM
upouAAhgasqGHmsEHaSAOs AAlstnas
jority in the SaRstasblJG hissshaaDee
giysR,thepaeleaF mai9Ftyt p 0Esrr
ride ne veto at viii hs will posi-
bly, have TO walk Spanish {; and
those who put him out will be much
ODiigedT trim for eAEbhng them
t6ldbE@s sssaS .r0aslb Ioissl IssIi "'V,
- vaa1S Vesla WB4e+SSSq' 10 d
- -bg2a.
The first article Of the COnstifu-
uOd Rad FCohgfeissF and vsSts
all Legislative power ID 1t 'TEefs
cAHshgNtAssefOFe,S ~ legisiEalon
without q dCongresS7A-and there
csp.hs no ACORgrOssg uateSAiisbs
constituted in the manneEPEgeEibsd
BY The C%oRstltutioP, Of what does
the Constitution declare Congress
Mant onfSEF''aUf 4 sshaats and
HOussefR n representatives" 0f%hat
does the Constitution declare
these bodies shall be composed? P
Tho Senate uaf khe limited States
shall be CombSseR Of NO senators
tbOmeacA State .sThe House OF
ReptmsnfaAyaa ah1H De composed
a. gEi
~
sats
IS
dompo 8 sdaforsa romsach
ana ohosen BY the
people o. QUO ssTaal States -
|, Certainly noti The Senator's and
MamhaBlfom elxe% states are re-
fasod admisslon into those bodies,
and the States, whose commissions
they bear, srs denied representa-
ton. Does the Constitution give
power 70 Congress to deny repre-
sentat8 ~ In
II, II declares that not even q Con-
VentiOn, with power to alter or un-
make the ca 0 l
lowed todotlis, the Language being,
@No State, without rs consent shsll
'be dspriSsa6f4Et cqda !
Gin the Senate So far there can
be 20 aonhE The Constitution Itself
2aisedM s8
oPse ellssSa2lect We nla naDie
as. n
~ mat ese oniy posSlDae CUES
NVn Va 4uAs9le - INC oVha'
munitiss thataEe dsaiad reRyessnsa.
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The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27


.NE3Z
~
nj
eanIaaamnEe.. MiA honesty raFee6fi na
ltmm living can 6aF ghat be dy4f Enthusiastically
WIOneed him 81 any business
lfWkafsV6r may be thought o. that edEIlon@k
(which makes every guest Imagine himself
thqphleat Of bic espeulal attEANol, trna -
luafoltht4 ,asideefedealfutD tnakD e~tcrf1oaf
hAptW alDHa him, tsrths anbstrpaam ana
zgdhdatioh Of 'hit ufsfs I'm French afltY
his honesty and g~s9ces.sS = spit
lin from k6ArdiBg What he has nieas 90
be neEar can Be righs me mora he make.
fhB moro ne spends 10 add u thS pleasure
n Ms Raesfs. ~ a fisua. his a~ttnrhmenk
Is Interchangeable, BIS fripdshlp Is -stroas
az $500 saasHSs ~ w s s MI Y
W.. 80 ossis.,asys.ea
4 single 1ook q an individual he ssss Tor lhs
aerstand him Thoroughly. ne isIs tAs hShit
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27


~ hs@s
6niHmitted 6ntraae1 Sn lSs,Sctc
spleo on uuidn Segnaa6s ne eCSsl
ltary Of War wifhthg ah1fbf6l Of
President dirpetk ne "a ifohm
iyoh that tho Presidents nrfaaama-
tiOn does notFelhose marital law.
Or operate In mygsg upon Ire
reeamep,s bur- : he dxk
a lnfEsa4nas@ ehc
MsmRh0E6Se rt IL ag h rii
NAN IL 4 cAse ggheFa Rsissa
caaibS obfaiatd thTouek thsJns9Inm
Jfca9ffAufhbtffv:
1sSi5 "a "a D.foEEsEkD. ID
hSo.l LaaAksiktant Adititaua Gen. -
DS M 4
leAAk ~ elaGk FnFAkes tNeD feace
FAOclsihAti0H.SS 70 aiow how tie
Radical .ppass regard this summer
ha
~n"N.f ~ 1lrI
SnS E..iJ y .n.,,, 81, ,
IRON TrilaAs JtA
rHE PEACE PRogLAMUFfoE AN
NUtLEDl .,oa Al
.lEhellnstgagl4o As WAicK are K0NR
dasueG g TIE osPhesidanE
Anu6hahesWar DNvaRtmaIt ffseol
4n and tib FfeefIheHA Bir1an.,
t@miiitAFy and civil officers at fhs,
S9gth, ~ fie eject that the Pfeas
dAlt'apeae6 proclamation doass not
stOfg9hehdDeas corpus Tor effd.
military authofiE, nor ssIect thh
aItgttoHfi lOF continuance Up the.
Ffteinieh's BhFeaI, NOR place the.
civtiaabORDtllgmiitar power, nor
recognize the Johnson ppdkatS
GOvernments, as American States,
nor restOF6 III jury, GOF de-
manifOfd enccB which Were Rt frst
attributed.tOii-r short that said
proclamation Is nall and void ARE
satlshlet0R tO,the lloyd nedA'
pde.ss These g~1nsfiictiens hlllybacsi
cprd th tlidHihws we KayeiiHfdhf'
TIE ftas .sxpHSss a az said Droclar
fmati0n. Weaael0lRcedi n m uE-
sE yov vol, Ne resident bow
Issues instructions . that 10 be $50
Irrgaiifed:1 r. o.ef, "or- Ila (.
-, ,tbasH Ar IS q.
vi course itM1'ud mot d0.foF the
President g lasub 9 new proclama-
llon annelllsg ~ former, for Whist
, wo1id y afesk app Rsiag 80,
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IA o.S H..
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Sxhik bibe be9e PF0eIa anatien.
WhatwasiIts 9bact aTgl 4.
/ hie q What z
WISE ere lss aetPtfsitSg = ltssbs.
AoFone Ka
$500 $40 !, \.
thal sobsa Z ldR ia
eep5Vsesndea n thiFPe
Algtheep-eqnaEE4Aet
NJ Tssat X s 5TS comHog Rssgags 81
GOffreat ssS sIatas a. isssGsISE
martial Law. than before. WHY
snoniut o4grPSsl lXl!fuA
, Ahe7eeppslhead9 made TIE 1ilne-
qelt misffee 81 taking Pie Prgsfdeh
Akh&AWoth When be saiddthat
ule WaR1elne over, ~ 70 put
state ON probation ceased
etstAAF
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27


ll a0a
no
ea
ba -
Obecf Vi TX WgHds ID Il
hsaios5
Gee Of Rahl smaay % aaRml8e g
be this tint 6pSHhd5 R0ai1Iye svl
should assa FA9ea6t Ait tho
LesdaiuEe deIi6sTl fqlEFstod down
eYssy RF0pesitiOH for an axtl1 Es-
sisay Ad:aiai0uBGdiah 'IesNf
che qPeaaaR o b sPFoBFis via
the GOsSEn0s. Under thsaC Oastb.
taiigaHie Gyyefg6g can s5sne
egislHtHB IA cases eneE-
gaAsy,2anh N sash cas- @alH ~
flilnre Of.the Eisl re 70
ain laws ri, the 4r OggtohsNi
swsby the Judiciary, iSn0s Ua<
seUr emergency Ss hG
0a cpatsmpIatpa.
4EhB EslIsf SlAEh tAspsopIe
tdabh SasOt b oded M 4
the courts have just decided
hagierous petitions
in ikRpoR che Governor, I'm jig
himltO.c call the Legislature HsfI
GAIL 4 meRtiSU what relief De-
sire or have reasonable grounds q
expect conld Ne s@OnsdtHtionallg
granted by that body. No hE
which impairs a contract can stand,
bad hehee it w6ald Be better Eoi
I lhossF#RdiAave c5Htracts sxl
10 adult yBS bes terms.
| EheT re-. = "a gC .o.,r 'IFfes4SppRh itoa
lieye thats 5the cause otG4o mapy
suitB being bsoaght' b. ShV 1hilarl
| bkdeBt0fst6scek Bich4cc0mn0d
lien A. Creditors iweres willing n
grant SEESqlas toOnOfteA hap ped
that the debtor, throwing himself
! PSAinh che 6rstsE law" has set biz
! creditor at Defiance and refused Ia
make aHyzafrangsment. Now thai
the hStay Mw'shas FILLED thiR Ooassi
debtor, Re doubtless regards It !
great outrage that his creditor
bhSdlabftng sSt 10 secure his JUS
due, which copld, be arranged IN nc
\ other way.
aRd,shall not Enlarge further up
I on thAsP6int.s It hts been discussed
oyer and over again. There is nc
d Necessity for uDtherllegiSlation and
we think we can safely say that
Gov RspphrsYs &il not cali AZ
extrR aesSiORuOn the grounds now
urged. HAD the laws for retard.
ing Tho collection Of debts and en-.
eoaiEaging the violation Of cOntracti
never BEEN. pSsbed@hdd the Wis
e9pn4s pf oht yefn pr prevailed
-thcrsaEouh IA havsdb sen better feel
ing existing now between debtOi
and pfsditOr, and We cannot see Ii,
Pncpli graf lrther exeitiug. tina
adhasttyG ehastmentS
WHICH operate agSinSt one cIass, 6l
De KgslaslFA Dene6b0f the Others
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27

| Ut" tAela ". WIs q. @@ = IS y i.HfuTHlts r.
The qEhd'Table contains 4 iltsi
orlir and well executed entidTs,
upon Cooks aLiMs of stonswniP
Jackson" OF this great Southern,
champion itgpeEks ip termsb i'd
miation,5 ,sayipgA"He was the
HaHelpck Of the war q brave, coed,
man, who loved lAe excitement,
but net the carnage Of e0nalel.5,SsI
Agaia,. -Hyt was she. herb, ofrOeMl
1irst'two years OF s1,v 1T Ia
such his lains smiil not rCaAilys
as tug.I' .lisg ~
The Rohad Table selebss fFphi'
the'r0iis OF fdnie, on either sidel
such Of the. Generals az " thinks
will find an abiding piaee In his.i
tory. II says-"On the Northern
side, we shall be very much sur
prised IL the Developments oGatiHe,
do not place upoa'@ d red as one
of the wPtt disth shed b
asous % The most successful Of AL,
the SommahdCrsFthe HameJf@ ent.
erSI MCClellSn. First In 5hcneg.
doGaus6 gieatest IN what eaSesa
plisbHlg Careful history WIN rar.
cord the name 0fSeneral Sherman
I;cl6se bssidethmof Enk9aaJ 6faGt,i
General Sheridaan end Admiral
Farragut win alike insb ire M ads
mintiea0 -andE gEhtitudegsOf ne.
| people faE tAelr Tninia6f sashioEc-
meAts. On tic southern side, va
shall have FIRST anil gpeasest tie
name 0f General LsG Maxi 10
hiTn willssAits-the glorica Darby
and gcadeFtd exploits Of General
Thomas 1askson,i " hag WM. always
10 known By tho s6uBEQaG given
tba4im at Manassass The s6lga
name npoalths Southern lisgawill
beifhataof. General Jos. Is johRstea,
md hsBoHd, thia we do
that InL have 6auss
70 perpst6Etel hadaFWsshlfNga
mistaken with regard tO-some 8
these herr nSH Sf7att
| thttths trkbts 6fsaghsamSJ N
,a.taaa.5
.,1 $3.50
Whl DC among ue last tolpeADseDf
ten" ~ Y atoqk " 1.
WGeotilaaad add several ynamss ~
,ho soa{ho,b .a,5o .go9KFiRaP6,
-
~ g
laslpsse erespsn
gss w ReyeeSas.R \
800 hpn5llaeloai1as taasee1qsn
sea. oRla1Ansa y
ppf aT 5 nv Z ~
Il N1&sseL M eSssseS
Sys,spssaEs,,
IGes 1870 4
nm a 4 is. n. |, ~ 4: 4r IA Y
!;
" hAR4l9 ltai ReseasHQn a3hsIi, which
kreaHk ans: .sa aaa = ,lnll
Natianal Cufrsncy.-fRs Noa
sscuE hn beads IS tbp EMt
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27

eolrmnsi1n saptOfi0l
gAlg nc fgwaed 6aafee M
esof RpesianitD eyi
eide ikS h Michigan Cavalry
tqtipSa il 6aLR s0siy
Sl000 fol. bis shore 80. $50
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27

a The Jackacn stahdnra
again enlarged. tits now up toths
70 Of the 0thss jackson dsilles.-
w~sVea@NuAt@ essY%tan,
3 AlsES sdiIla
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27

annbEe mmf aah.oihn
south d ras
sing Congress- foTsaa International
lbopyflghtW law oEhr6Ha 4ca
b6R one oha !
hams this phsH !
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27

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}A ANlA
~
4 sak
VIVA E1l ueeI
4A4AtM Ma#
iUhiaaHa HmWaaHrd# -
eHnl1 80 tf9D uEoflhaa.uE
80 g9ag Hu1
i1ah iha6 ma = aa sh8 6a8-
solui TIVE o5 Q UY BASEBALL
g % esantry-
Mt A H4MAAHAs ~ save H0t
lbtrna y iaaa ant hara hesn I'D thsEIi
We Hn1iiy q aft1h, - And0n
lattsf
a4H4H H0Hz 81 II
~ SsSg.a
$50
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27

NSslistlp feeling
aAnlIsstedi IN Hsshing s6a si
lclsi IN the Chroninla lnsinud Ib
inst the SeFOnads to the pr6siacnti
BY tiesqiaierg AAd1AlGrs MssNL
tsh dpYRhAIiy ~ ID Pekideht
himself.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27

Zen Hlem nehis
Esshe evil tielaso blif whlE
geabehsnilhsd Ag
MIIEHna8a
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The CITY n1snG ~
eslih
e 20 gnzf az
- IS
H H#HM HE# MN
ALo Eat1G 4
A&s4
-
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-04-27

tg AgeassEEA benebbOf the Gthesc
REOm the RayaOuds asettS.
gsxt 6f 4 asNSpapeES Of the
S Sfa engaged Al 3D.
Yocatmg an extra seesion ofsthe
Leaielatgre, that the gaeosasgy JeWg
may be- anaefsaegto stpDakha Nallea-
nQn,Spf debtsF The m0dasf aaAof
thela8tlAgislatura ntpledthedstayl
iaRASskat Whiehr Whs. dssigned u
MissISs
sipp9,Taad .HiOlatii 6hlaeOhtTaOtsfh
FhAhmOAey wusiifF0lved hAvine
beeHswepti rom the Statute beoK
he highest. judicial tribunal
kilbBno to- tfe .Stdth. fht0WS vi
az \ process ~ which Al
Kkpb be collected, back Np1R.
eqd statWsa& ngAS,t Che lawEn0Wr
a6nd dabtg ARC 10 be settled an
aeHb The aamel dagsBi under which
thaBWaRe sontrssted. yEEdar Qraih
aExGsEcnJnstanHes MA WonlA ea-
TEEN W., the true TRONcysa But TIE
4irnaIpgsaHueanpderwhich We hage,
haeaana arngD0w spREoRnded do,
a8ANgaQRdiaaFN we kaWn tha1eht
thak tust AN a&nllEhGanea aosion
aheadh aYesbeenctak@ byafhGhst
IssAlAiahAiR afsyORAf tia Ao9ast
qehtOBb aQmsshtng fsH sAissRrnE'
con against4aAheg lszaGdma e s
blOedshlmtyaand heaptless creditor.
That Legislature, however, miiedt 10.
dpuEadatustlietruk conditions 81
people; could see abiRay by wlslsh
hsp Wikhprapagtya0nA Payd,
a1d,aMbacsd the ARpnE NApught
tiet The only proper way tonaEa ldi
dehaga tnIFapudhatB atlIema
ggtA " 6Biess %.
01E piai66S al 0hB huesonk
lhiuE fesmed.Gv AeifacIion SC
lRht would prefer not
themiaaaiA i'm session. There
9fff1g nigh da 4
G6EgE9EsSA udtAS bed
oleMhieheno insEhhtitais holro
dmlgee pfasea ebgs Elian3u 81
dmkfk8 thasa that I'VE know 6s 81
II isthe duty OF tire EaxeFn5z %
resppndt0 the expressed views OF
the peopleyandr tOsee that the hegef
poor are not oppressedand Wfoaked
By1bWhARdy a8gAa fi0h nnk
questioniflt catpb6Jnade appatenk'
10 our emAseaStp a9al m0f.
thy Governor tAatoS hei people
bRAARxtEasRsaaieasO o. th6sIe
thrEsncf SEa
hafabeep abi6th O30keR eaoDB
peFhapsiina hvegeFy Few,
las been shown TO eOeFee %
of debts, wharf the debtor hs
Acknowledgements 90
DO his ddtB lsswa4d ~ 6FodnoaA
LehaADahs gm6FB ldfstin88Aspsak
lbts @, Ia
INT sglis
III Dc wei
as lw8 UiIer Ul8 Courts
Bt 1 %
thing we arr hsaaa and WeaassEE
4hee ntlEz na@
snRea E5oss
hnvaMknAltsgk
Drg.haNa Aulr Iaaa oRns
IN almos le
have beeh
from them. WghEFe9eeto hear 81
an instance 81 his c6uhty, where 4
dcbsBr IA
or1iid d1saomnl
Ffo9 u I'M hE8
sh E
CD
Ell
tlnap tatqU,. pR Hg
tSanaHN " papaB
maa0 asbt AI
ssasJ = sss0mttuuEA con-
ehDse emsdiu
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PRqPpaFR
kAl beefabsa pFa
dea4eIJeeta 40 KhdfaIE dp AE6F
AiaA cOmposea 1fr aslekhsgu az !
~ 0onnfies ia Es Tsnness6eg 3
aaA tho oF
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The weekly union record., 1866-02-24
Reconstruction Matters,

A washington dispatch of February 10th
says: "Ihe sub Committee of the Recou.truc-
hon COMMITTEE, charged with inquiring ioto
the condition of affairs in Tennessee. have
finished their labors, and communicated the
result to the main Committee. The sub
Committee examined many persons of the
highest Character and standing. including
Generals Thomas and Fisk. all of whom
express the opinion that formal recognition
would greatly strengthen the loyal sentiment
in Tennessee, and for this reason they concluded
to submit 10 the main Committee, in their
report, bill admitting Tennessee into tie
Union. The bill is very ike those usually
framed for tie admission of new States. The
sub Committee rest their recommendations On
the ground that the rebellion has so thoroughly
disturbed the relations OF The seceded States
to the Union as to require Congressional action
for restoration, and by the bill submitted they
mean distinctly TO assert and exercise the right
of Congress to prescribe the mode of recon
struction. The members elect from Tennessee.
in their petition for recognition, presented TO
the Senate by Grimes, of Iowa. day before
yesterday, Enthusiastically acknowledge hat they
deem formal readmission by Congress neces
sary, aud they are willing TO accept the mode
proposed by the sab Committee, thereby
colneding with Congress. aud acting contrary
to the Presidents views. Nearly all the
members of the main Committee are in favor
of the admission of Tennessee in the manner
prescribed, aud it is expected that reports to
this effect will be made 10 the Senate and
House on Tuesday next, February Goth"
A Washington dispatch gives what purports
to be the testimony Of General Lee before the
Reconstruction Committee He said, US far
as he had opportunities Of learning the people
of Virginia had accepted the result of the war
in good faith, and were anxious for a restored
amity in the Union. This sentiment was much
stronger just after the close of the war than
now, for there appeared TO be some impatience
among the people because men who had been
identified with the waz in the South should be
prevented from representing their States in
Congress. He declared there was disposition
to treat freedmen well cut Of regard for their
interests as well as for those of the whites He
expressed the hope that the Government nigh,
endure for all time. He regarded the course
| of President johnson and trrant toward the
South as liberal and humane.
| Another telegram says there is ground fol
asserting that the evidence taken before The
sub Committees concerning the condition o
affairs in the rebel States is such as to preclude
the admission Of any Of them iu the same way
as Tennessee during the present session.