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Strong Point.

Mr.. Tlton, in his lecture, denied the
right of Congress to submit the COnstitu-
tiOnal Amendment to the late rebel States,
as he also denied the right of those States
to ratify an Amendment to the Constitu-
ton; because if Congress comedies that
they are entitled to a voice and vote in so
important a matter as amending the Con
stituton, which is the supreme law of the
land, they cznnot consistently, be depri-
we'd the lesser privilege of participation in
the more ordinary business Of Congress
ional legislation. In ~coneeding they have
the higher and vastly more important
tight, the inferior right is necessarily i'm
piled to exist he says with truth that
the loyal States, who were the life of the
Government during the rebellion, and
who are as much SO now as then, is the
only party who has the right to say upon
what terms the conquered rebel State:
shall be permitted to re-enter the Union.
Mr.. Tilton is on the right track Con-
gress must and viii face about.
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NIr TiIfnn,a Lecture.

The lecture of Mr.. Tilton, Friday
evening last, on the Corner Stone of
Reconstruction" was one of the best
ever heard in this place. Those who
missed it sustained an irreparable loss,
while those who had the pleasure of
hearing it enjoyed one of the highest
intellectual treats. We have nc doubt
that Mr.. Tilton is doing much good in
the cause of equal rights, and trust he
may leave as sound and lasting impress
sions elsewhere as he did here. He is
an earnest, ardent, eloquent speaker,
animating his theme with I" thoughts
that breathe and words that burn
Eschewing the manuscript reading
style of ordinary lecturers, and, we may
add, never writing out a lecture, Mr..
Tilton speaks with an ease, freedom,
~eloquence and fervor that captiyates
and draws his audience into full SYM
pathy with him.
We regret that want of space pre-
cludes our noting some of the very fine
and more important points'of the lee
4ure. Mr.. Tilton is an advocate of I'm
partial Suffrage opposes civil and po-
litical discrimination on account of col
or; is not in favor of reconstruction
on the basis of the constitutional
Amendment, but insists on the right
of the blacks to the ballot. Universal
Suffrage he regards as Utopian; a thing
impossible for the present. Impartial
Suffrage was the cornerstone of dura-
bic reconstruction.
We notice that the Pittsburgh Com
n@sTcial, commenting on the position Mr.
Tilton occupies toward the Constitu-
tional Amendment, says he is a very
difficult person to understand"-that
when the Amendment wal passed thro'
Congress, he endorsed and Landed it
The Commercial is mistaken. Mr.. til
ton never approved of the Amend
ment, and bis present position is en-
tirely consistent with his past.
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The Scientific American TO be
Greatly Enlarged.

This widely circulated and popular
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LIST of January next, and the Publishers
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It has the largest circulation of any
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The engravings of New Inventions,
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The Message.

We received the Annual Message O.
the President but a few hours before
our usual time of closing u inside
forms, but noticing that it was not the
liyeliest document that had ever ema.
mated from the White House, concluded
we had better give it to our readers this
week, as a weeks delay would proba
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prosy production. A number of arti
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crowded out.
We reserve comments upon the Mes.
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The Cnndemned REMAINS.

The State Department is confident that
the Governor General of Canada will be
instructed by the British Government to
GRANT pardon or Communication of sentence
to the condemned Fenian prisoners in
Canada
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E-XnensiHe Dispatch.

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RIenrs OF NAFtRALIzEp cITIzEss.

The Government has claimed for all
persons not convicted, or accused, or sus-
pected of crime. an absolute political right
of self-expatriation, and a choice of new
national allegiance. Most of the Europe
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edged the right of repatriation, she has
not practically insisted upon it. France
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has proposed a compromise, which, al
though eyincing increased Eberality, has
not been accepted by tho United States.
Peace is now ~preyafiing everywhere in
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PENSIONS.

During the last fiscal year the amount
psid to pensioners , including the expen-
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four hundred and ffty-nine thousand
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fifty thousand one hundred and seventy
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rolls. The entire number of pensioners
June so, 1866, was one hundred and TWEEN
tv-six thousand sever hundred and TWEEN
ty.two. This fact furnishes melancholy
and striking proof ofthe sacrifice made to
yindieate the constitutional authority of
the Federal Government, and 10 main
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They impose upon US corresponding obi
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In the performance of a duty imposed
upon me by the Constitution, 1 have thus
submitted to the Representatives of the
States and Of the People such information
of our domestic and foreign affairs as the
public good seem TO require. Our Gov
eminent IS now undergoing its most try
ing ordeal, and my earnest prayer is, that
the peril may be successfully and finally
passed. without impairing its original
strength and symmetry. The interests of
the nation are best to be promoted by the
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o%bIteration of our past differences, and
the -re-inauguration Of the pursuits of
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During the year ending September 80,
eight thousand seven hundred and six
teen patents fol useful inventions and de-
signs were issued, and that date the bal
ance. in the Treasury to the credit of the
Patent fund was two hundred and twenty
eight thousand two hundred and ninety
seven dOllsrs.
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THE RAsTERN QUksTIoN.

Political and commercial interests Of
the United States are not unlikely to be
affected in some degree by events which
are transporting in the eastern regions Of
Europe, and the time seems to have come
when our Government ought to have a
proper diplomatic representation in
Greece.
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