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, 1866-03-25
$LAFKERx,8 DYING GROAd-COoLa1s
= LABOR,

The Sc~ York World Of The o1st Inst, de-
st,te4 tour column. 10 The heau.lts Of coolts
Importation In thu Wcst Indies, rsidcntly set
tsng l. la.t;. IA = .esucly for the high sa,es OF
waf-. now prevailing among the southern ne
gsne~, hJ which II u iezrrI that kumc Of the
mrrr wealthy plsntes1, xho hare 10 employ
most labor, viii le reduced 10 The most e1-
trenae and poignant suffering. It uonld. tc
like The rebels and Copprhcads, Z, to device sora1
plan whereby the freedmen, the sw cat Of " hose
brows hat enriched the Dells OF thu southera
planter, should le refused both work and
Wages. 70 import Coolies from the HI1 eoun-
Try ot 1adla under agreements 70 1sLor for f1Ss
or ten years II Two dollx1s 4 month, would be
suJ sstifarsorJ substitute for lsrerJ. The
Ford undoubtedly sdroe1ies It.. thinking
Il would be vA1tly populaF atoug
That portion Of ita readers who 1ately held
slases 70 It would. Bat the Wrld hAa &sr
mofc ftaders who Afc common daJ labotcrs
Ia The Northern States than cI.AIarchci5era
Ia the eouthesn. Nov II Coo1in labor Ia 70
Re imported !ato the United States to uuder-
work the hqmhls negro, *ho Is ooutent with
haif vssr., bow will Il soect the proud Irish
and t.tuElIiou1 German l..,orer, Hho iIlsr to
tN'N-tS 3~& k4S4 AA&VA ~ 4A@l fAa0Es tf4A
Icy rare TO sec sHaxs Of laboress poured Into
Tbs country BY The thousand. bound to work
sot q month for 0.c or ten !ears.
chcSp labor Is valuable tn It's way.
sc welcome Immigration from Europe IT,
eante II eheapens hbot. But lahor rnade
cheap BY = syste1a OF peonasSc or slavery, Ike
that Of Tia Coolies tn the West 1pdles, Il >
nest substitute f.. African slavery itse.[ Il
Coolies can be imported 10 tt-4 country anl
emitted to hiro out A. free hborrrs Glr
what thels services aro actually worth. we do
not eee tkst thar Importation would dlGcs in
principle very mnei t:,cu the Importation Of
olhsr cl&sxa Of dee AbotI-.. exeept'that
beng noru ignorant ihcy wua,d te leas de-
si,able 10th as lAlorrr1 and cltizeal. But
" introduced At III, thes VIII
he Introduced uDder scnc ssssean Of Ave Jesr
or ten 5eas serv,ec. ut SO low rate ns wssc4
that Amctteau laboecrs. u bite OF e'ack, could
not comptie with then. II ta;rnducca Al
.::, ::: I've, would moi, however, be t1ttodaeed
n, The S4ata alone, or 10 cnnrcte With
negroes alone Tbey would b. - lia,!e IN be
brought into one Pazt CT The coUocy as -.
, 1866-03-25

T The Chicago -1,ars1 stated ono day
last week that u. .h1 tame sa- IAAs1,E waa
printed on IT, press .:fe numeer printed ~ss
iE,HO. 1t now tta'-+ that the number WIS
2l,Ns1. potk stater,tn..= arc false.
II Il tn - .4e.tcca I.-. =" -h'urt1l hAs mot
rsns,d or ktatetnry' taat nn- dailA g. 7ls
tit.n Il t;,i-r = lar, q. t.;as II; lf1~ 90.
This, ,hr main r~'i+' O. The ctlnsr'rrtss, rns
tcr. t.1ttror-l. T., l.',i iii: tf t.,h:- ll1s.
!rS re.al.l..leI ~, ts,iut to ilr .aii>Eaetlt:
Of :hc 1GL!ic, ", .tavc ::jr the Jtart!s! 10 re-
turr!:e !a tu.::i"t}as s.attc;aaues i; its
Leisure.
, 1866-03-25

The Manhattan Cinb, Of Ehich the Copper.
heads BaI1ou, Belmont. g. 7. Curtis, Hmm
Csaaston, Manron Marble, Schrll and Tlldea,
arc nana;tre members, ha.c elected Au.ircw
Jollaton \ member, A6d asked 1eaTe to Aaoru
,aeAs walls With tbs l,rt1Stt. -The!s last OIL
cial &ct prior 10 this compliment s.as to vel.
ceme back 10 New Tork with patlle din
ner The rebel Brig. Gen. Mansfield Lowell,
who, rrior TO thn war, VA Deputy street
ConniAesonrc IL the Democratic city Of
New Fort, and duriu, the VIZ commanded
tho city Of New Orleans until Il Was cap:
surca by Fauagat and lsu,lsr. p,ati.utc OF
tlllitmy genius. distinguished only for fail
urs desptked by the rebels whom b. Attempt
c.i, hat t4l!ed to servt, having 10 utrst bat
his treAkon Anl mown only By his disasters,
ttls MAuthcld Lowell crauls back into :he
siir1y ooze Of New Yosk politics and 1t <et
cosntd hy bis fellows a ans Of them. Ard
tu,nInstsc him they tender their ardent en-
b1a1 e 10 p.+.!dens IoAua1a who accepts thr:E
with siIcrrc th4ukA- Nor let the Naatat,
tan Club 10 tho aane style greet their o1he'
iormcr fraenL and Democratic Ssreet Com.
rnissoner Grnesal Gpstavua ". Smith who
Ike Loyt!l, resigned his nu.ce 10 tA4t pat h
| the rebellion, who like Lowell Is knoTn ont,
by his failures and Is desrised BY the rebel
whom he attempted 10 e.rve, AID NC thal
hare nice political "eand~ict'' 10 which
| TWO "hreI" rrbel Generals wiil t'un:t'
| Andrew johnson wheneyer The Manlsattzl
| Club shall bc "Glut:s1rd."
, 1866-03-25

F1Rsr-" We arc In 1sor Of un!ses,al FREE
aoss.1'
Sscoxp-"We are fn fxvor Of tho op-
prssslon Of cplerrd eitl1cns.r
A genuine, iu1I-blondcI CorresheAd don't
psrtrlrc any cpntrslictiou tn thos. rcsoIu.
tSons, and NC ssult1Ecation iu tntofsin: them
both. TIC Mozart faction in Scw York nun.
ter about Is ,oD voters-fuur.hfahs Of whom
are Lisa. Fernando Wood adarcased the
convention In belaH OF The resolutions. He
sAIa:
lie hesoastt ,he Nc.ar4.'a, Is tlse couce cou-
tshezinc porticisns. iie thonsh. ii noaid 5:
Dom ~ stteuapis 10 slera'e 70 the ,~trl Of inr
wtiIt Han f1ee nhlch tod had ss4den:ly de-
rirntt I'D intrnAed 70 b inh11'F. and re It's
pcNEf IN bthAH Of ExItan. EaspN EnH 1sirr3nnc
10 seasesr the tf.tp<adeucc Of thetf natlrv iaud
lie VIZ tn la!tt ot PErisn,-M nF.;ty httause II ~as
dght u s:aa3t ,,u:p@,hiz-a Wit H. ~; eprt..et*' =.
rosed Int frn,an 1hovxroen5 s~,-an~e be fe's ala
1eAro% irslcrt lhe ool1 s'kH* Hhhh te hsd hersa
urtet III iossncs Ers's 70 u" pea rho EoN tHt et-
htt, 1nz te;r eup;ant knd 4ssistxuer In tie 70
4EesI eor.e>s. Ia uhttb h. hst .-ru enxs-%l. Ill.
Ee1tteal CAREER y ahnnt e1ra*tuz 10 tea-e. bal
b. 81 thai hr *hnaFd iuersd be xee fnTrsr> u
be did rnl r+e whatever thfucrcr ho ruirnf nave
teH E!rn tn aIt Ut principles ~ht>b ee hAd s1nays
Irufease,!, AEh ,ae tsn vito haa fah's satsa,heA
iGrrat s9pu1,c and t!.-ee t.eets for Fezn.a.y
IL II: - 81! '' 'sisoaea s H. Wood In .pesea oil
Gz,:taE rtntr:arnt.t, As'et ~t:sh adars,sts wer
made b' tese1si os'sr pts1o:s, s1o lhs cisrttns
Rt!tr-tfrh.
tpwth the Fin--aas Aud down with ths
pcE1pce, and on tEst platform The O'Atahs,
nt.t, O'1soleHs end knl!sana expect 10 enlls.
ihe sympathy aaa support of Ire Loyal ant
Il ,r+SY T.1t4 tn$, NJ he An,rr{rnn ypronfr
, 1866-03-25

There tcc1na 10 b. come authority for a.
terthG that the President Ii sustaining the
Coppcrhesd ticket IN Connecticut. rostuaS-
,es Cleveland, OF Hartford, had the dcNcacy
on Abandoning bis party 10 snststn the Cop
pcsleads. to ,ender his rellcuAtton OF his Of
acc. The Frc&ideat refused 10 accept It On
the ground, doubtless, thai u mefe voluntary
abandonment al tho part+ wcsr good ground
Of resignation, hia own ~cslcuatian ought to
come frtt. 70 It oos1,-.
, 1866-03-25
THE ARREST OF QUA,ThEI-
PRftjcuinTA Of his Detection and Cap
sufe In New York.


About u week acr taiuru Allon <us ree<I..e1
By Capt. W1lliAsMson, Of The Fourteenth Prt-
ctucs ro&ice, 80 the eeeeA thai tho no1n1tnn4
Quansrel, rhone asFociUns deeds In tho
Scuthw est made Els nasne terror dsrang the
wsr, was s']outrtr : at hoEsc II secood.zvr
nue, ntar Sinetecuth street. Tic Captain
communicated the fact 10 General Snpvrinten-
j.nt kennedy, who te1ee7aphsd TO the War
NtpaEtmeni, aAkfnE II the Atsest 0f RuaCttcla
VIA desirable. Receiving an Affirmative To-
1gcr,ee, orders were given to tart. WtIliAr,-
son to AL Il the arcs; OF tho suspected maA.
=Acttng on thrse Instructions taa Captain
rrornehed 10 the touse IN question, accompa-
nled By o1ects Pickett, Situona and Llscoaab,
ot his command. On thfir arrival The belt
Was f1I.g AID Inquiry made fur - Mr. HAmts-
ton."' thai t,einr The na1ac understood " b
b.ea hr thr guerilla. Leaning that Hasnil.
tor "a a. DINER the servant u - tuld 10 re-
quest bin TO come down ~ gentleman
wlhed 10 sct him. The supposed guerrilla
tpmPltt j, + hfu he ras taken into custody
aud cscort Cd 10 the Ctntral 0sl.c- The bag
ra.7e Of the ;1tikanet wxh also se2re he'd, aud i
number Of tlnPos1ant letters and documents
discovered. They were Subsequently for
wrded 10 tic WE Department. Ths pti4-
nuer sskei why he ~As arrested, and on
| b .ng Iasnr1netl that ka ~as kuspcS cSt-sl 10 l,e
the EneTtlla QHantre1l, he replied that It was
| a mistake that he wRa pol tho Tazn. lie
| eoafesae d Lsvlnx been troHpcs In The Con-
]
! the gnertlla Quantrel1-
s--s-se- Lane. al Kapsaa. and lis vile, wnrc
telefr phed :ur, bat M Their Arytral ac1e n. ,.
Lane 4aliel to positively identity the prisoner
~ u, ntsrn, whura ahe had eceu while on q
rail thorough tho ssnte al kea.aa- Helorr
see1ng .1.e acsnsed she gave description ol
Qantiel, which Tailed With that OF the prts.
orer. The Senator not having had fall 1ool
1t thu gue1illa du11ng the troubles In bis State
VA, Of cpnrne. unable u k2f whether Ham
liton' wa Quantrcl Ut mt. Several conye,
eAtionA look place between Afrs: Lane md ths
prisoner, but tho lady wan unable tn take tb'
responsibility o! swearing thnt he was thI
man who had burned doEn her hous In sh
SPINNER Of letsi.
| IN the nesntfne the Superintendent re
eelred orders TO forward The pti4ntser un,tt.
| armed escort 10 Kansas; but ~ there exit
I'd ionht As TO the Identity Of the prlkoner
| Mr. Kennedy letcssllpe1 TO send him 10 II,
Secretary al War at Washington. TO ava!
Identification. Detective SivGn md Oiuee
Sta1on*pn, Of The Fourteenth Precinct. there
fore, conveyed the acenstd 10 the capita
Tit psisaoss WAS, as precautionary aes
surr, placed IL irons, although be femou
stated and plcdzrd bis honor Eot to lnakc \
attempt ii escape.
II ii understood that th.rc wcrr no 1es
than tweut1-st1 iudIcsnente Ior murder fnun
by The Grand Jury agstnst Queutrcll. At Ia"
Il years II ucr, With blonde camptexiel
| eyes; Of \ compact and ainer* franc, N
With reAurl 1alan~.s The*s characteristic
are said th &c strittftriy similar 10 those ri
! n f3a rfrrN
, 1866-03-25

Identification ar the Uodr--A ptschaf%-
ed soldier N Il fs1rrctl fur bis Honey.
fFyn the t+inc3uustf Cor,ueycAl1

1t fCH tue t3hC3ud4tf EnEine7CAI
On Sunday cvenink Last, the body Of an uu-
known man was found nesr the Wahlsh
hrldcc, On ths Louisville, ese~ Albany d CHI
cagO kailruat, In The immediate vicinity nf
Lafayette, indiana The murlsters' victim
pockets Q; lis clo,hiae Lad l,eea tururd in.
side out, and completely rubbtA ol their co,,-
tents. Near the body VIA found piece Of
paP<r rpnn which *hs printed the followlEC:
" firErol F1ac13us Slg1s0ert Dcsox. No. s.
Walnut stzcct, Cincinnati, Ohio, Sord Ame.
r1cn.>
Tue facts In the caae having becn trauml&-
ted TO Chief Of pnlice Rnfffn, Of this city,
that officer detailed detective Rayiiss to in.
qul1L a 10 tie Identity oi the murdered man.
Deceased ws6 Inan Of abou; thIrl s-fye
years, Gvc feet atx lnchee ..iirn, With Black
- ~ "''nsl lAGusrdehe and goatets OF the
same color, sl!gA... s'--~t With gray. The
body was CARRIED In The un,tur.4. = : rsiyate
al the Ulftcd Sis!eH infantry service, tine 49,.
skin boutt. while flannel uudershlrt and cot
ton rcat Ut rIot,led goods upon tile cape Of
ihp army osefcoa! sere found the
tionb here dtve1opu.I .he fac. tha. deceased
wss Frcuchman by birth, who hsA been In
the ar1nr, and uroa lc!ug mustered ont bad
recently fox the purpose Of Investing q, ,oN ID
land In Illinois
It Is supposed that The money Is now OF
deposit ID this city, aud that The dccea.e hat
the certificate Of deposit fn his pocket wle1
murdered. Whether the money hss been 4.
cured by tLe tnnrdestEa or not will bc nNer
talned to-day. Il il suppose that The nlur
dezcrs fund npon his person scteral hundred
ot dollars additional.
, 1866-03-25
LATE ELECTION IN TENNESSEE,
Sscbcla Everywhere Triumphant.

MebcfA Everywhere triumphant.
They h.re yust held their election for co1,n-
- md local osf1cera tr TcnneHer. whose pres
ent Constitution expressly disfranchlscs ali
who nrheld the rebellion. Ihat restriction
proved ta7ec+ and everybody knew II vonld.
The 1t-tl. nu. en'y voted everywhere bns
they oflcn held The election xnd ect the Con-
stitution oprnly Al defiance.
The tcanlt II. tic rcsels swept tho Slate.
c1ecrt In few counties Of Fast Tennessee.
Flcy Thousand coloyed Cullen NET were not
SLOWED to vote, and 70 the s~bela ovarpow.
cred thu white Unlonists. When thu latter
conclude that th-y have had enough rchsl
rule, they will EGercn to let their eolortd
hsends help them 10 beat the sebe.s. Until
then they ought TO suffer. Here ID the st1ut-
mary of The Nashville Fyess:
eorny, ibat The rebrll are teaaue ana oenly oo.at
that the bcyooNtt hare te the eaun1 and sney vii
pew rnah II. Tba1e IRE 10 Onion %oaasb in smith,
kevune collector ia discharged rehe. sotdies.
in Fas1sta rpunt! moi wound E9hion man WV
e'erted. some Of the mos. dtnsc.us men 10 thu
anaekt5n- The !tno WIS ic mo-, aaes sts,ct,y
dawn G<tween Cuion men md rrHrls.
~ o'sNon ihr 'totla made rssFty e!s1a sws.p
ttaa *sc ~trs BOT ea,t,s'sd 10 .ute.
In Henry county al the pk1eess eltct are setels,
except lwo, snd ,sese we're elected through .~bs1
| !Ednrntt- Tho n1Ethiae 1Aw W1l utte3y dtate.
/ gxrded. -
t Ia sn.nper eoanty the Tse..es elecs IL rehel
EapAtu xho l. d1tt1nehfssd: ha defeated tvu
tnion csndldAtes by 4 rsry !ssrs IastntttJ.
In Wilson ennnsy the ttanchise law was slmoet 4
| eotroiete nnt!,ty- End not Union Hxn hsA aeeI
which pretai:s thess, ne srs la!o1med ,hs1 two o.
/ erF9 went 10 Lebanon Ereeuuy. N1th 4 ct1pasuy O
eolotd troopt. I'D r.rv rvta.sd sdmii:.nes !.
, 1866-03-25
Result of StciHEfDuA Frenzy,

IAA'W Aac 'ANust&uHl& t4VNA) nFpQnAsAU.l
TsnrtnE the rrcrnt trsivnl Of religion in
Ppwcshirk county. 4 man named Andrew
who nsd formerly beeu 4 proessus, but who
bad hatl-lfdjsrs-was rc-conrtstc.t and be-
came very xea'ou. in thu caaso. The excite
ntcnt consequent upon Ills conviction aud con-
version haA the Ebert to reader him partially
Insane a. times, ant In one pt these nuo ods he
conceived The l!eA that Il d eonple OF his
ne[ghbor., who Hired at q distance ur two or
th1er miles from hlt1. were not Immediately
baptized thcy would bc clenally last. 50 he
resolved IL administer The ordinance htulself,
and Acrordlngiy. nsc NJ the e',1dcat nights Of
the wlntes. he arose from his bed, aud bare
Ioottl, bare.hcalcd sn1 almost naked. he
started 10 perform his duty. Ills family ,did
not talsa him fur s,tnc time after Ills depir.
turc, nud Immediately started In. pursuit. hut
II wua too latct lie vas found aboRt midway
between his hnnse nua that OF bis neirhhoFs,
with hts head. feet a1,d hand4 frozen 20 badly
that he died tho next day.
, 1866-03-25

The veto 10 the Civil htEhts hll', II u now
generally exp .scd, sill h ecnt Ia 10 -luo1ax.
The following il the full P ,rInrt Of tho bill.
dhcardinc ,ts :edundcut .Artstasr.
l. A1lre.>ors born Ii the United statrs, and
ncs subject to any foreign poxaf, excepting
Ipllars not taxed. Ere d.-cis1st to DC cittzrlis
of lhe United S1ates without Distinction OF
colQs or former tla;er{, auL shall have the
tatne rights Of pxr,na snd Prorr ~. A1d be
kuhieet to the san.e penalties ~ white PEI
sons and 70 NJ otac--
9. Any 1rrson Who thsll. under color G. ls~
or ot.erHitc, subject aoy such freedman te any
penalty or acryi<c bin of aa5 ttsa:, sther
than would pertain 70 <hith person under
the saroe circumstances, shall b pun.saca hy
fine net exceeding 81 ,uu nd lmprAnment
not exceeding one year.
8, The Circuit and DsStriet courts sAAll hare
tuet.dletton o.er Ill easc4 arising under this
sct, aud .ueh csaes, r segua II State courts.
znsr bc rrmnvcd 4hither On apps!s1slen-
1. The oficc,s or tht Federal Courts, and Of
the Freedmen's B7rcan. sze Authorized to In
e,ttute proceedings far tho protection Of The
freedmen IN aid cou5ts- :
S. United Staies Commissioners may ArrcSt ,
examine ant hold 70 ball aaeudsss padeE
this act.
6. Any Cr!ted s:stes M1rshal refusiog IA
, execute wArsnts under this aet saall be h0ed
! &, ,uoo 70, tho n*e q the freedmen agyHcved
The conmissiontr may depatc pessoas u
., terro warrants, kad speh pcssons mar call o.
the pe1se cgnKa&ss AID military forces 10 Alt
! hlr,.
! :. Any person resisting an ofteeT Of eessoe
i! deputsd to make a<rcsts, os aiding In tn
escape Of pss1y arrested. shall oo subjected
to Ene Of $1,000 and SIX rnonths' tnPras
onncns-
&. nesnlstes the fees o' officers +,
t 9. Tho fresidcnt 1uay direct xr.e.:s. vnae
this sct-
! 10. The President may etr.doJ TIE Lad An
naval forces and militia % enforce It. !:
i H. On ait questions u hF aHsux ttesrtn
!. der appeal may br taken to tho suIEc-a
Court Of the Unl.cd States-
The Objectionable features In tie arek
dcnt'e mind lrc tLosc which prevent Stat
? ! 1Ieels1atures and courts trnm making disstnc
. tIans between whites ant blacks, ~ ~ th
. ; rights th<y shall enjoy and the penalties
: which tbey shall se subject Bat tho .esss
, I 1a&pre that can subtract anything tsn'n It
| black man. rights can cnslavu him tt
: ecuthezn leglsla,ure that Is permitted 10 d
, ertr1inaie between black and white will r
= ! hfofY klarery. :
, 1866-03-25

volunteer .err1es 70 b. NJ -.
GERS npd G.css men Of sr,,.a sa|s't :.
oMcers and e, ,cs3 men, n fsa y, +
y!ee there a7e ,i34 cfler-1 3* p
general. staff, and rrti:e5 ~
lar army, GIL !; ttnesal "a s.s1ntt
Y,te2.n S91ap' 81 g.se,1s s1'se1 fass Los;
pani.s, SD; ditto, ditto d ~ ~
ueductin<S, The otflcera Of H. q
IN The vo|nnttt: AeTtiee. ther. s.
GERS, forming, rhs the tntn'
the Amy uf tie cpi.ed alstes,t,
The estimate Of zhe aapral ~
army ~ nov cr-aalzed sua ~
e)M.7s-T. pcur1 tha t,,sn..s ~
ordered to be mu.tsrtd uuf - - !
Tbs aggregate sc,nsinfar b ts7 ~,
, 1866-03-25

,neneemcn. O. pearr and t5end.hip s9refn 9,tsfa
tAla much abused racr, VINO nave .Atn ~ ~,
t:rt, Ly step Into Ahsolntc dr.FFratRn enu
49,, "a pxht fnr ll.c. Drsp-tlcd Of ihrlF set,
Itc1y. forss. tssm thcls homes. they h1ya ;,,1x %
rccnrr,.: bpt var, unless n bust Ant ~ nsesn
rpvernnvnt will g1xr them last anu .n .l'u1'
rnfnnt.t1satIpu. lAAshA hA-bA1'
, 1866-03-25
THE IRON STRIFE.


Tr0y-The Founders FIRM 10 Iuc1r
losltto1a--The~ Mate nf ,I,e Trade.
fFrcn the Albany Journal, -
The difficulties which have arisen between
10 proceed toward satisfactory adjustment.
O, the contrary, each day pats the parties
fa.thtr trom each other. In several large rs-
tnbliskmeut., here md elsewhere, EhtEc the
operatives did not "strike' at oncc, the indl.
cs;tons DOW are that they efIl yield to =
and join theft fellow aorknsn In accepting
the alternative OF tdlcness nnd consequent
suffering.
Tic mou5dcrs employed In Rathbane i
Co.. Foundry quit y oEk last evening. 40 tLat
now all the stove FonndrieH In lhc cltt arc
perhaps no ttme could be more opportnnc
than tLe present. Everything Il fallin, In
p,tce. Iron, and all the materials used by
the Founhsice, sympa,l,IEe with the general
downward tendency. The founders lare nI
fair stock on haat Bow. Should priced con-
they r1!ght 1nd themselves With d large
amount of stock which they would be cam-
lel.rd to sell At a loss They can we'll afford
md actually proas by H. When they ~
sprne, It will BE- on system OF reduced ex-
by the tedrcsion- The throwing ous oi en-
pluylDfut, how c-er, II 80 large a number Of
men ii o matter u d~p tsErrt, not only 10
the community bat atso 70 their employers
but, alter all, the uen themselves arc the
mn.t vitality interested, aud should weigh
well the question, before entering on a
formal strIke. Many Of them confcss that
the rcsolntlop Of Lae Convent Is not IN.
seasonat1e.
The founders are quite determined IN main
tainIng thtlr perltion. They say the time has
come u hen they must settle, beyond doubt,
The question whs1heY thry hssrh right Ia
| rnanase their own hus!neEs- Il they acceds
| now 10 Tie arbitrary demands Of thn Union
| they viii completely tie their hands for the
I future. Rather 1han do 70, thpF prefer N sus.
1 PEND operations entirely. But this will aot
| be necessary. They can lutroQuce aprreu.
,icns, who, under Tie tute12ge Of the foundry
men who nrc Wiling to work upu1 present.
| terms, md or mechanics Introduced from
| abroad, will aoon be able 10 take tte places
| racntcd By lic ''ktrileEa.'
TIE tlraI restlt Of the present collision will
I br precI,e1y opposite 10 that Intended by the
ore1atirts. Dtprircfl Of the services OF work,
! mtn whom they MT sn1nus 10 rctntr On lib.
| erAl terms, the manufacturer Will be forced
:. ucasu.e Of sels protection, to put 10 en-
| p1o, lnent very larze forcc 0f new HANDS
~ho-howeEts ra~ and inc1persencs*' oow-
Will sonn be Atle to Turn out al gt>oa robs d
those whom they supp:ant, Thus, instead Q
| dlu1ni1iling the number OF appseutfcEs, 1
viii be very much increased
, 1866-03-25

II mrkt Ia conseatsA that thta~ Is pretty
nasrow margin, ttll VIC venture the following
orinion with considerable eouf1deuce:
First. That E:s.tl. Wilt Ill lis apostatc
bsckc1a viii bc defeated
Secondly. That Gen. NawieJ sud the Rep1b*
Lean ticket rill1e tleeted.
Ii .eccnt d!.cDtsion u Norwich With
CopperheAd adTef.arr Gen. HawlcT *'fae~j
lie music = IN tAis eaodlA 1..xouer II reply to
questions rrorounded 10 him:
t4etsiess- DO you arrr.ss tas rrsten:s reto ef
the Fre<Guen't tsrreau bill md Ii. MrtAcrf
Assp1. TO-. II hat t-een -enstos. ithos.d
have rostd etIh sho+x tsno Soted 10 Fass rte bill
o<es the Fetn.
o. uo yua approve tbs sent.r1cnts OF Frs~aa~rt
Jokrkonb Apeesa dei&rat1 p7 tie x..t af February.
4. No.
O. I,o yoa hE1x negro frcs1es:
4, aE In tatte u gtriac ths t:ght ot sr3fRzs tn
.hr r<xsuxx 10 tcfs~t II The ARMY AID wha ca
f19.
o, aer scr m Aotre4 1al4esoa ru1a,
4. an nnt<stJ's r1An bps u:y VIA, tad stanl
by tic aaE.
, 1866-03-25

The election for fiot etnor, State officers and
Legislature h Ceuocctlsui sskes place Nm
dag. April ID, ~esk hcne-. Tbs Copper
hrads fesl ssasuiue Of defeating Gen. IiawLy
the Republican candidate, and elecstns Eag.
i.sh. the CcrtsIh.ad candidate Their faith
!. hakct' on the aid ihey erI-c! to receive irnra
johnson. whom they esr desires that The Cop
pcrneaa ticket shali succeed Old ta1her
Nr1les u claimed 10 be on their stdes nlt.,
Senator D.xun and \ postmaster BY he name
9: c1sreiana. They caan. 'asSe.s On the
lAhals cf &c cratic individual named Ell
Th.Jel, cf saroe Ka5.4s notorsety, who b.
tra.vd the Republicans while In ConesrA,
during Buchacan's asnltnlstrfttont and rH
drrmmed ont Il! tho party for al. trcsehc:y.
cn thoss a-e .oea-1chr-uu, Tells., ul1sn.
C1erelaad Aaa Thayer-they 1alnly defend
for auectaR next Aondxy.
The Chicago CopEcr;sead rsint snra1 mp The
Political Situation h 8, 11rcticat thus:
- W. ntav asseis cont!n:.: = .....
F!r: LAT de 11eslde1. u IN hror u The election
=. Nj. Enkt4hs
teeoEtlJ. That tha nAa.ttJ OF tbe @o.esa of Con
uee,Irnl Hi~ tn xa.os IT ntt asectaoat and,
Tttntty. That he~Mf hs e+rctec-"
At tho Last r:,e:dcn:a1 clertioa the roic o!
Ccrnecticnt Was y follows:
Fnt llhcetc -.-+...-s*-s-.-.+--taMs
FCE ACClti4a... A4+3'
, 1866-03-25

n.s,;nr t,nIy ar hrr n rle,r y.
~, ri ii, -t.e, maj he taAtn Is
! .'. ~ h,s ,GI,uet and belief Il.
u,.i.c isaE doctrine. May G't
| urnnt thst ID tHa5 &c The c+ia
, 1866-03-25

ro'tsh'f- Ism sffs!d 20 rtk = ~inle,'s ,,sttenct
In lt!t 1x't1oer tnt ehnAts
L*~d IA: ttsn 'h!s- Tbs har-7 md lhe person
70 ' hen !, IL addressed On lde1aty rae. Eat l
eau ste no resson ~hy DER pvuss stouts aot be
E1rt And sea!ed. 20 ~ to rake II sesrter5a.r a.
steees3,-d. IN nrp+ct u! tbs u. AloAn4 ra1f. 4
Asa'sn Of r9tsoats's coGbsel ha. been .,nt by
VI! u Aaa'fx ana Ws.h.artos. hut it rnav nssef
trAsh .ba 1 no& In tttnn for thA devrrancr Of tbs
Tl!rcar5r, 1hsA 1t my etief reasoa for senetns
this hJ ote II 4om l think can uu1t,
f1rakt rrply prunpttJ. aod t'A1t The nesAense9
tsck II ston n rossieie. lie will explain the etu.
trT Vi shr mis- aeo. htnd uatAs = .eai that cannot
It broken without eatnz d,seovrssd.
am, respectfully. 5ooz obedient savaat
, 1866-03-25

TO noD 9.f. nkSSAxlz, 6ec1rtary og State, Rich,
E,ord. VI.
y. h.->tt The se1sttsy Of War [X.. Seldom,
tecehtpe fonnr's eAsa
, 1866-03-25

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