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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-27
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3 s'eIe8 arruresment.

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49, eNS%e 90 S&SeH %@&E~ xH1~&
pia Southampton
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decentralization NODO,
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aa. 500 aee 0aiairuose Ctr
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@S1fis'g pi0cn Misunderstanding Gosnys
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NGtunbstpansio Stunbenl

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MIR ttnmnIbte Cars me@feltG 81
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Woafdslme Ia Ser biefiaen SsOfssOfFee
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-19
The indianapolis 0utrages Premedi
tated.


The Indianapolis correspondent of the
New York Herald, an eyewitness of the
riot on Monday night upon the occasion
of the Presidents arrival, says:
"a few additional facts concerning the
disgraceful riot last night were obtained
this morning. On learning of the Pres
ident's probable visit to the city the
Radicals called Il meeting of prevention
to assemble for political purposes yester-
day, with the stcret, if not avowed, un'
Outstanding of being in such force in the
city as would & able them to overawe
his friends, and, if necessary to accom-
plish their puIrnse, to break up the pro-
cessiou and prevent public speaking.
II am informed by gentleman be-
longing to the Republican party, lately
q general office in the Union army, that
the expedienoy of calling q party meet
ing at such time was discussed In a
sort of informal caucus which he at
tended, and that he, in common with
many others, deprecated such action in
the strongest terms, and did all In his
power to prevent it. He warned them
of the great danger of doing 80 ia the
then excited state of the popular mind,
predicted that IL disturbance would al
most certainly follow, and washed his
Ehands of all responsibility. This bears
out the suspicion that the riot was pre-
meditated, and the concert of action the
result of previous organization"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-19
MARIE ID:

On Tuesday evening, September. 18th, leG6'
at the English Evangelical Lutheran Church
bv Rev. Sam'l B. Barnitz, Mr.. j. b. DEL
WILER and Miss MATILDA A. ZlMMEk
all Of this city. No cards.
Substantial tokens of remembrance whose
coming never fails to gladden. the eyes and graf
ify the palate of the printers, accompanied the
above notice. With peculiar feelings OF graft
tude although almost too full for utterance'
it was unanimously resolved by 'all hands" thai
'the happy couple" whose union is chroniclec
above richly deserve the happiness which they
will certainly enjoy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-19
Impenching the President.

JOHN A. BINGHAM, member OF Congress
for the Belmont district in Ohio, and
radical candidate for reelection, is a
peculiar fayorite with those of his polit.
ical kidney on this side Of the river He
is as radical as the most radical can
desire, and is particularly severe in his
structures upon President JOHNSON. In
q speech delivered recently in ST. Glars
Vile, Mr. BINGHAM is reported as swear
ing the following oath, to be fulfilled in
case of his reelection: $50 help me
Gop, l will neither give sleep to my eyes
nor slumber to my eye-lids, until shall
have drawn bills ofimpeachment against
ANDREW JOHNSON"
Now, will Mr. BINGHAM, or any other
gentle and peaco-loying radical, be SO
kind as to inform the public what AN
DREW JOHNSON has done to deserve i'm
parchment and deposition from his high
office? The people are familiar with all
the official acts of the President can any
man put his finger upon the record of
single act which will, either legally or
in popular estimation, afford good
ground for impeachment 1t cannot be
said that President JOHNSON has, in any
sense, violated his official oath. Upon
the contrary, the chief crime with which
he is charged is that he has scrupulously
adhered to the constitution of the Uni
ted States and endeav ored to administer
the government in accordance with its
provisions. When bills were passed by
Congress, which, in his opinion, conflict.
ed with the spirit and letter of the con
stitution, he vetoed them When the
Congress, in violation of the constitu-
ton, excluded eleven States from repre-
sentation, he protested against its action
and sought TO have the constitution
obeyed Does this furnish cause for i'm
peachment2 The head and front of his
offending hath this extent-no more"
But an effort on the part of the rad
icals to remove President JOHNSON from
Office may lead to more serious conse
quences than they apprehend. Such an
effort, lacking, as it must, every element
OF constitutionality, would certainly he
resisted by him who has sworn to pre-
serve, protect and defend the Constitu
tion of the United States" 1t would be
simply an effort to overthrow the gov.
eminent by the deposition of its priu-
oipal officer. 1t would be no less revoln.
tionary than the, marching of a BODY Of
armed men to thessapitol, the murder IF
the President, and the Installation of
another man III his stead. Iu such a
case, the President would certainly
be justified in using aitp the
powerZwhieh his position as Com.
mander.in.chief of the Army and NAVY
gives him to maintain the consti.
tntion and check civil tnmalt aud dis
order. The people wiR a0t pesmit ANDREW
JOHNSON to be depo6ed from the Presidency
upon any such charges as those the rad
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-19

A BLACK soldier was airing himself
last week on Baronne street. IN new
Orleans, when some Northern soJourner
in the city innocently remarked TO an
acquaintance: "There goes negro SOL
der" The negro rolled his eyebalis a
him menacingly and passed Oh. ~,
stranger went off about his occasions,
and on getting into quieter part e OF tne
town, became aware that he was follow
ed, and on turning corner was con
fronted by his former interlocntoI, as az
tended by corporal's guard, ana GaAen
before the commandant of negro camp.
The negro told his grievance, when was .Ss
that he had been called a negro, anu tle e
discreet Dogberry returned; why tine the
devil didn't you knock him down. aIe
stranger was finally discharged, put oniy
in virtue of his being Northern HAL y.
The occurrence has created mucn III
dignation in New Orleans
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-19

Tn view of the fact that the radicals
have been jubilating quite extensively
over the result of the recent elections In
Maine and Vermont, the St. Louis Re
publican calls attention to the fact that
the elections in those States have never
heretofore afforded any reliable indica-
ton of the drift of public sentiment in
the nation at large. In 1856, during the
progress of the BUCHANAN and Ere
MONT campaign, the September elections
in Maine and Vermont showed large Re
publican gains. Then, as now, the
Republicans were jubilant, and shouted
themselves hoarse over what they con-
sidered indications of increasing popular
sentiment in their favor. But despite
these indications, the Democracy swept
all before them in the October and No
vember elections in the great Middle
and Western States. Again, in 1862, the
September elections exhibited Republi-
can gains, but again the opposition
party carried all before it in the States
that voted later in the fall. The truth
is, Maine and Vermont cannot be taken
as political guides; their elections afford
no indication of the tide that is sweep
ing over the other States. Let the radi-
Gals be as jubilant as they can over the
elections already held; they will have no
other occasion for rejoicing this fall.
There is another fact in connection
with these elections which should not
be lost sight Of The radical vote is
largely increased over that cast last year,
but the Democratic rote is also increased.
The increase in the Republican vote is
due to the increased aggregate, of which
aggregate the Democratic candidates re-
ceived their full proportion. The result
is not owing to the conversion of the
people to radicalism, but simply to the
fact that larger vote has been polled
on both sides than for several years here
tofore.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-19
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