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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02
: Ser @rGiibent Sat am Gisnfas Dem

&aufe ees GcnsrsRss BEN Bslhlub fir Die 3ulais
iuna fes gtaates Ssnnsfse nit isiner unterihrift
unb sinsr 8piIhaft ,uridseiHift, NORM sr Fh
entItisren seaen bic Ginlsituns psrrabrt, tpelhs
Dem 9e1hlui1e pcrauss sbt. Sen< ~Ginleituns BE,
taneslt Ssnnr7ee als auserbaIb ttr Union fee
tene, r6brenb es bod etne Sbatiahe isi, ba6 Ssns
ntise lhcn Dor 8 Wtonaten, alio Dor Der 3uiams
m%snfunft ees GOnsrefIss als uniOnss Staat amer,
fannt mar unh ais folder ibs: eas Contributions,
2lmsnemsnt 3ur Atfhafuna Der gelapsret mit>
fimmte. Gsrner psit Der 9riiieent mad, haB bic
Yebauptuns, ale ist bas @secnirueticnss almenb.
ment bon Sennsise anssnpmmen, niht auf Watrs
teit terubt. sc isi nch feine cfTcisls Nahriht
BON Der alnnabn,e ~csiielten einsslaufen. i'm @ssens
tbtil lissen Nahridten ans slaubrirbtssn 6usls
len pcr, naa eafslbe biz jsst BON Der Gsisssstuns
BON SsnntHse nod niht in eoniituticns1sr a8eiie
a%nsencmmen iei. Snbs1en BON benz erniliaen
@unlde tsisslt, jsbsn wsiteren Nufihub su psrs
meiesn, tate er ben Bsihlue esnnca untsrssiA
net, Ct ,pcle fh aksr sessn Die falihsn ghlhis
t%eirabren, bic baraus sejcsen trsreen fcnntsn.
ustriasnS iei has Msht jsess Saulss iitsr bic
Mabl nno qualification ieiner 0iitsliebsr au ents
fheiten, nn,msifslbaft, unb nsosr Die 8iliauna
ned Mi6ttiuisuns bes YraFcsntsn fSnne stpas
haran Gnbsrn.
ghlie6li4 mieeertclt CT nattrGdlih feline Gms
pfeblnns fir bic 3ulaTmns lrpaler @sprafsntantsn
BON alien Staatsn, mpeurh alsin bic Gintraht uno
0aiSbnuns srStelt unb bic Union III i9rsr 9arno,
ME miseer bsrssiisnt rerben tonne.
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Nemeites ppn europa.

9as atlantilde Sclegrapbeutau criOlgreid 'gelest.
Searts gcntent, u. Suit.
&n gsineeresasnb prdFoentSu9nfon, su Wai5ins.
ton, g.. s.
Cit: Gas atlantilbe 8atsl murbs teuts frib
erfclsreih aslsst. SD tcfe, ZAP es Fd als elm
Sssen fit @nslanb uno Die Ser. Staatsn ~errsiisn
uno ben @stfsbr s.pilhen uniersm sisensn 2anos
unp Der Sfliasn Ssmiipbars permsbrsn msree.
Sbr 8etteuer
gprus@ TieIb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02
TIud)t bc8 BunoestaaeS.

NelOtie: .8arhen gum eant binaus.'
GhaesnfreuSe liest a,rar niht in Der rsutmatbis
gen. Natur Der Deutihen, ater bsnnph psrhen bic
Seutfhen Gmerifas niht cine 8sfrieoisuns Der,
netrnen, haB RH cer beutl&e 8uneestas Dor ben
teranrii3ennen 9reu6sn aus frankfurt ssHahtet
tat. am sund&if in ainssburs cine statte ,u iudsn.
3aiisn Dem alien Climber bic 9reu6en AUDI bort
teine Nube, 10 BAT er niht melt mad Der Shmsis.
Gieien 6ennmidub an feiner Gntpidsluna mare eas
heuti&e BOLT alto sladli4 los unb es tann ibm NIT
6umpr bic strcpbe aus Benz tsfanntsn 9ishe 3uru.
fen:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02
Scr @cfbotc.
S~erausaeseben bon Geinbarb uub Gieier.
LuauR 1866.
0emptrattf4es etaats.sidet.

Sir etaats- Seeretdr:
Oen. Benjamin Sc Geper, ron Gtsttp So.
SIR Supreme= @itter:
9bcmas 81. Sep, BON SamiItcn So.
8ar @eb5rte Der SFentl. gaerfe:
BtIltam 9armilt, BON 2l1tlanb 60.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02
Gem teutiden 9untestas,

StHS ~SSWt potVtt uup UtuHttutt. eNIteIHt tpCrCeu.
Sc 1T fir ben Seutlhen in elmerifa Elm erbeitern,
Ger Gsbante. hae seeenpG,tia 70 pisle Ieiner ebe=
maIiaen 2anbespGter umb Geepcten auf Der Nluht
tesrifsn fno, unb bab jskt fcsar Der seiammte
9unoestas Den alien Gerenlfaub BON f@ as1hnttslt
une bas Nesite ssiuht BAT. g8te mSasn bic bobsn
Serren f4wisen!
.Sas alte first.
Sc dnbsrt fb Die 9et!'
Geutlhlanb, tas alte, ihittelt BEN g@laf pcn
Sabrbuneerten ab uno tsainnt cine nsue GrcHe =
cine grcde Der Sslt1adneistsit unh bss 8raftbes
rubtfeins. bas alhtuns ssttstet.
Mter Der Ses fii6rt burd 8lut unb dter 9sihen.
Nch raudt bas Sdlaa,fslo bon &SnissarGs (sas
hcra) BON Dem 8lute Der Grihtaaenrn unb lhcn
rieosr rirb cine mSrberiihe @hIaht Eel @lhaFens
burg %aensloet. 9cfsn mir, na6 niss bas leste
DIAL nor, bab 6eutihe auf neutihem Bceen 0eui=
fHsn 8sseniitsrfanben. unb ba6 oas peracHene Blut
n;ht gum Husen BON Osspcten, icnbern aarn Seile
hes nsutIdsn Yclfss fir bic ginbeit uno G,S6s
Deutitlanbs ~perscisn mmbs!
Wie bic &abifaleu bic solbatcn liebeu, baron
tatsn ie' misrsr Dor sinissn Sasen Elm Bsiipiel ses
Gefert. Ser Yrditosnt ernannte Sen. 8aflett
2an8bon pcn 9amilicn county als NftTcr bes
atreiten GtfriftS. Sen. 3anebpn psrtra at etra Dor
Z Satrsn 9amiltcn County in Der @efssssbuns unb
w euiSH tVh FetIpuktW VIC tlHtU IpauStU 0lQHu.
W6breno eeS &rtssss trat er in bic Meiten Ser
unicnafamrfer uno fhmcns fh hurh feline Sapfer,
Felt tis gum Colonel uno 8repet General empor.
Greinal muroe ct psrpunbst, unb srpar einrnal 10
fdper, ZAP fein 3eten in Der srSStsn @sfabr ihrsts
te. Seer mare mebr III einem 2mts bsrs1ti3t, ats
hisisr Sapfsre, Der fur bic Union fampfle uno tlu<
tete? Ntsr eennch purhe feline Grnennuna turd
bic &aoifalen i'm Senate uerncrfen! Warum ?
Stun, psil er nitt mad ibrer politii1sn @feife tamit,
fcnbsrn bic rerlDbnenee 4clitif ees Yratosnten uns
teriist. Sic gctbatsn icltsn fh bisle e~urbaus
fhdnoli1e 9e6anolun8 zines tapfern 6amsrabsn
merfen!
Stir Die philadelphia Contention rerbsm bic
srOvartisfen Bcrtsrettunssn a~strcfsn. Sasu se,
bort aud Der B,u zines gBierans auf Dem garfs
aetdube an Der Gfe Der 8rcab uno @auaee GtraSe.
Sac 6etdues ica $50 Bel 200 Bus greg unb fit
IS, 600 Menihen tershnst merbeu. Gin She'll Der
gale 1T fir Samen teaimmt unb fnr 3ui4ausr
mirb cine Ganerie einserihtet. N,bsiter iinn Re.
reits NIT Ser AuTibruna bss risTssn 8rettsrsstau,
bee teih6ftist. Sic philadelphia @rnpsntion iptre
ausn Nusiihten sufOlse, bic fubnfsn Grnartunsen
itertrsfsn. gSir fGnnen cen Sacctiner 8l6ttern
ihrn Gas @srSndser iterla1en, ibre bca3strass<
men Naisn Al r~amrfen. rsnn e5 tdslih msbr sur
@smiebeit miro, ba6 nteie Contention Den rabita.
len 9anhesrereertern ben Scessfc6 psrisssn mirs.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-02
@aihinatpn, 81. Suli.

Bafbtnetpn, 81. Suli.
In Cyrus %. 8islo III Ssarts Content.
SD ~sratulirs Sbnen auf eas Serslihfe nnb Be.
tie. oas SIR llntsrnebmen fh 10 srfclsrsia srpros
Sen mSSe, as Sbre 9smabunssn bsbarli1 ss,res
fen iinb. WlDse eas Satsl inter Dem Wtssrs ba,u
pisnsn, Gle 6armcnis Smi1dsn Der &sputlit pssa
Bsitsna uno Den &ssisrunssn Der Saliasn Ssmi'
ipdrs su bsf0resrn.
Nnhrer ScbnIcn.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-22
The New Organization of Parties-The
fall Elections.
From the Herald.

From the Herald.
Some of the leading orators and organs of the
radicals profess to be sanguine of carrying the
elections for the next CONGRESS, soon to come
of, by substantially the same majorities by
which they carried the existing Congress. They
expect the same causes to control the elections
of 1866 that carried those Of 1864. Such calcula-
tions, however, must fall very wide Of the mark.
The party organizations, with the party issues OF
1864 have ceased to exist. The Democratic
party which supported Mcclellan, has been cut
up and killed Off by the intolerable Copperheads,
and the Republican party, which elected Lin
coin and johnson, has been demolished by the
implacable revolutionary radicals. The contest
has ceased to be between the Republican party
and the Democratic party, and Is now between
the conservatives and the radicals.
The late Democratic party was merged in the
great Johnson-Unlon movement OF the Phla'
delphia Convention, The delegates chosen as
| Democrats to that Convention appeared therein,
| and came from it as Union conservatives on
| the johnson restoration platform. In that Con
| Vention there were no Republicans, no Demo
| Gratis; they were all conservatives, all Union
men on the Johnson platform. Here was the
| Inauguration OF great national party from the
| old broken.up parties of the country, on the
| issues which have arrayed President johnson
and Congress, the executive and legislative de
| partments, against each other. The conhic
| between Andrew Johnson and Thaddeus Stevens
| between quiet and harmonious restoration O
the Union and a radical and revolutionary sys
tenn of reconstruction, In short. marks tn
dividing line between the two great conflicting
parties of the present day. The universal an
ail-absorbing issue of ls64-''the vigorous pro
secution of the war"-ceased to be an issue wit
the termination OF the war; and the paramount
question among the masses of the people OF a
Sections and parties was changed TO Vigorou
prosecution of peace and the complete restors
tion of the lately rebellious States to their col
, stitutiOnal relations with the General Govern
( ] ment. .....
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-22
The Philadelphia Convention and Our
National Credit in Europe.
from the Times.

from the ItHleS.
During our war it was the great theme of
remark by our enemies in Europe, in the press,
in public meetings. and in deliberative assem-
blies that even if the United States should be
successful liz repressing the formidable lnsurrec-
ton of the combined Southern States, the feel
ing of animosity aud of hatred that must remain,
would put the national debt created by the war
upon perilous footing, as party of repudia-
ton Was surely to be supported by the united
vole or the South. There we're, and are even
now, in Europe, among her statesmen, practical
financiefs, and enterprlsing capitalists some
who still entertain the same fear, and look upon
our national securities with distrust.
The result OF the Philadelphia Convention will
completely dispel this tear and this distrusl.
When it is reported in Europe that the best
assembling with their recOnciled brethren from
the North, meet in Joint convention in North
ern city, aud unanimously assent that the obli-
cation to pay the great public debt, created by
the war against them shall hereafter and for
ever be held 'sacred and invlolable;" when it
shall be known that the representative men of
the South with unanimity as honorable as
it was unexpected, agreed to the declaration in
the Convention, it Will at once be conceded
throughout the length and breadth of the Old
World, that the people of the United States are
once more closely united in feeling as well as in
law, and that there can be now no doubt that our
debt-the representative of which is largely
held in Europe-is beyond all possible danger OF
Reputation.
This resolve and this result of the Convention,
in thus confirming the public credit of the
nation is worth hundreds of millions TO the tax
payers of the United States. Let the taX-paying
community bear these facts in mind.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-22
THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.

COMPLIED EVERY DAY FOR EVENING TELEGRAPH.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-22
The Error of the Convention.

From the DGiiy Ne1cS.
The beneficial results of the Philadelphia
Convention, while already perceptible, would
have been much enhanced if the doctrine OF
expediency, that bane Of the Democratic party
for the last five years, had not so much inAu-
cnced their proceedings. An asscmblage calcu-
lated to give expression to conservative senti-
ments, and 10 organize conservative material,
could not fail to be productive of happy effects.
But it is to be regretted that the Convention
should have considered it eXpedent, in IFS very
organization, to place itself in antagonsm with
that principle OF the right of representation
which is, in fact, the base and strength OF che
conservative cause.
In ostracizing Mr.. Vallandigham, the Conven-
tion not only outraged a principle in whose
name it appealed to the people, but wronged
that portion of the people that were the consti-
tuents of the object OF its prescription. The
action of Mr. Vallandgham was far more in
accordance with the spirit OF the conservative
movement; tor in his voluntary withdrawal
from the Convention he demonstrated his readi-
ness to sacrifice all personal considerations
for the sake OF the principle that he desired to
serve. We trust that VIC have heard the last
50 fan as the Conservatives are concerned, OF
the prescription of individuals ON account of
their political antecedetns during the civil war;
In the North as in the South, let the shadow of
the past pass Iaway from the threshold Of the
future.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-22
The Presidents Power of Rem oval.

FTOfn Lne HOftu.
Collector Thomas, of Philadelphia, who has
been dismissed by the President, refuses to give
ND his Office, and challenges his successor to
Oust him by judicial process. We do not know
that we have an authentic version OF the facts,
but we have been told that the ground on
which Mr.. Thomas bases his resistance Is, that
Mr.. johnson, his successor, was nominated TO
the Senate before ITS adjournment, and having
failed to receive confirmation, cannot legally
exercise the duties of the Office. The Constitu-
tion authorizes the President to fill vacancies
which may happen during the recess OF the
Senate; but MI. Thomas contends that his case
does not fall under that description.
We will not discuss the appointment to the
Philadelphia Custom House until we are more
sure of the facts; but if its popularity is we
have described 1t, it is case by itself, and its
decision will have no immediate bearing on the
Presidents power OF removal IRON office.
The radicals, however, are disputing the
general power. The Tribune leads the way in
the discussion, and rests its argument on the
use of the word "hdppe7" in the following pro-
vision of the Constitution
The President shall have power to hll up all va
cancies that may happen during the recess of the
Senate, by granting commissions which shall eX'
Dire at the end OF their next session.
The very saplent tribune thinks that th
relates only to vacancies caused by the deatE
or resignation OF the incumbent but not re
moVals by the Presldent loI uelnquencies o.
other cause, because, fOrsootb, a removal, beinl
the execution of purpose, cannot be said t,
happen The Tribune, as we VIII show befor
we get through, is either ignorant of the Englisl
Language, or presumes on tae Ignorance of it
readers. But before exploding this crotchet,
may be worth while to state that the power G
removal from Office without the concurrence
the Senate has been exercised by our president
from the beginning of the Government, an
that nobody has ever before QUESTION:
the validity of an appointment und'
the aboVe-quoted clause of the Constit
tiOn, on the ground that he cannot Fl
q vacancy caused by his own delibera
act. Both houses, at the very first session
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-22
DENTISTRY.
WAR DEPARTMENT, SURGEON-G ENE.
w RAILS OFFICE,

WASHINGTON, ID. o., August III, 1866
An Army Medical Board to consist OF Brevet
Colonel j. b. Brown, Surgeon, q. 5. A President;
BIeVet Lieutenant. Colonel IL. X. Wirtz Surgeon, u.
S. A.; BreVet Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Heger,
surgeon, u. s. A.; and Brevet Major Warren Web
ster, Assistant SurReon, U. s. A., Recorder, will
meet In New York city on the 2Oth OF september,
next for the examination OF candidates Tor admis-
SION into the Medical staff OF the United States
Army.
Applicants must be over 21 years of age, and
Applications for an invitation to appear before
the Board should be addressed to the Surgeon.
General, United States Army, and must state the
full name, residence, and date and pace OF birth OF
the candidate. Testimonials as TO character and
qualifications must be furnished, II the applicant
has been in the Medical Service Of the Army during
the war the fact should be stated, together with his
former rank and time and place OF service, add tes
timonias from the officers with whom he has served
should also be forwarded.
No allowance is made for the expenses of persons
undergoing the examnati6's- s II Is an indispensa-
bic prerequisite to appointment. - .
There are at present sixty vacancies in the Medical
STAFF forty.six of which original, being created
by the Act of Congress approved July 28, 1856
- JOSEPH X. BARNES,
sI1 smw29t Surgeon-General, U. b. A.
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Sic Serbeernnacn bes &riesrs.

@olum6ue. @eorsil, 13. 9ssrmtsr. Der
Grieg Bat feline trairiaen nno ~b!uttacn Spuren
in nanttn Gbfilen oss Suoens auriidleia 6en :;
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lcn i'm Qpril rs. s Die Stant tesBte. bsf inrcn
fh stpa $4,000 SaGsn Saumw0Qs Bier aui
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fort irurosn. Ste 8anrentduler, in wslcsem
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faus Ssrtrannt, netf ben dnfcBenfsn @sSGu
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