The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-23
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OHICAGOS JUNG 0.-h6pOTCc dtC JUS ~
nv the lines being down The following is sum
mary of news of the 9th, 7tt and 9Th: Tne Fenlar
excitement ragged furiously until the 6tn, Wnet
President johnson issued prcclamaVaon GlIeceihe
Gen. Meade to employ the 4and ana naval forces
endsmllitia to arrest Fenian consplrators ana pre-
vent their unlawful proceedings. The frontier i
made into three military districts under Gen. w
F. Rarrv. headquarters at Buffalo Colonel Israel
HODGES headouarters at Ogdensburg, and Maj. A.
AGibstn headquarters at st. Adams.
Sweeay arrived at St, Adams on the 9Th and a
Fenian council of war decided upon an immedl.
ate advance movement in two columns, from Ma
lone New York, and Franklin, Vermont A large
seizure Of Fenan arms was made In Nortnern
New York and Vermont during the 9Th, and Gen.
6weeny was arrested at st. Adams the same nig0t'
Notwithstanding these and other oDsEactons, tne
Franklin column, under command OF zen. spear
formerly Col. of the 18th Pennsylvania cavalry.
and numbering 1000 men, tolerably well armed,
moved early and established themselves on Pigeoh
min four miles north of st. Adams, that night, o
await reinforcements and collect supplies Inc
Malone movement was prevented by the arrest OF
Gen. Murphy. ,,.4,
dav at Malone, were finally quelled into subjec-
ton, Reports to last evening represent the spears
invasion a failures Their being no reinioreementS
the men are struggling back and transp rtatlon Is
being furnished from st. Adams
VIM r. Roberts, the Fenian President, issued
nroclamation on the 6th counseling the brother
hood to renewed exertion, He was arrested by
II. s. Marshal Manning on the 9TH and arralgned
before Commissioner Belts, when he assumed
defiant attitude, refusing to accept bali II coupled
with parole Roberts was then remanded to Gus
tody and the hotels refusing to entertain him I'M
der arrest fearing attempts TO rescue him, he was
lodged in the Eldredge street jail.
Numerous other arrests of leading Fenians were
made on the 9TH and 9Th at Buffalo, Cleveland,
Detroit, Chicago and St. Louis, and the Juror OF
i,rko
Great indignation meetings have been held. de-
nouncing President Johnson for playing false wild
the Fenians, Col. 0iNeill, and other leaders OF
the Fort Erie expedition, were arraigned before
U. S. Commissioner Parker, at Buffalo on the TN
and gave bonds to appear Tor Trial before Inc y
s. Commissioner at Canandalgua on the 18TH INST.
The Fenian privates of that expedition, 300 IN
number were released.
Sweeny was arraigned before the q. S. Commits. 4
sioner Hoyt at st. Adams yesterday and remanded
to custody in default of $50 600 bail.
The Fenian failure is made more complete from
the fact that nowhere in Canada has there been
the least show of sympathy, where riots and up
risings were expected. The Canadian Parliament
had assembled. The Governors speech recon-
mended the suspension OF the habeas corpus
Fenan prisoners, held by the Canadian Govern
ment, have not yet been arraigned for trial.
The Senate OH the 9Th, passed the reconstruction
constitutional amendment, yeas 81, nays IL ; and
having amended it in several particulars. not res
ported heretofore, the following is the full resoiu.
ton as returned to the House for It's concurrence
ResolUed, That the following article be proposed
to the Legislatures OF the several States as an
amendment CT the Constitution OF the United
States, which. when ratified by three fourths OF
the Legislatures aforesaid, shall be valid as part
of the Constitution, namely:
ARTICLE - Section l. All persons born in or
naturalized in the United states, and subject to
the jurisdiction thereof are citizens OF the United
toto xvhn fhoVy In
State shall make or enforce any law which shall
abridge the privileges or immunities OF citizens OF
the United States nor shall any State deprive any
person of life, liberty, or property, without due
process of law, nor deny to any person within Its
Jurisdiction equal protection OF the laws.
Sec 2. Representatives shall be proportioned
among the several States according to their res
pective numbers, containing the whole number OF
persons in each State, excluding Indians not tax
ed but whenever the right to vote at any election
TOR electors of President and Vice President, for
Representatives in Congress, Executive and Judi
cial officers, or members of Legislatures thereof,
Is denied to any of the male inhabitants of such
State 81 wears OF age and citizens of the United
States or in any way abridged, except for particle
patton in rebellion or other crimes, the basis OF
representation therein shall be reduced IN the pro-
portion in which the number of such male citi-
Gems shall bear TO the whole number of male citi-
Gems Il years OF age, in such State.
SEC. g. No person shall be Senator or Repre-
tentative in Congress, or eector of President or
VicePresident. orhold any office, civil or militia
fy, under the United States, or any State, who,
having previously taken the oath as member of
Congress- or an officer of the United States, or as
member of the State Legislature, or as Executive
or Judicial officer OF any State, to support the
Constitution of the United States, shall have en-
ra0ed in instruction or rebellion against the
same or given aid and comfort to the enemy,
Congress may, by q vote of twothirds of each
house remove such disability.
SEC, A. The validity of the public debt of the
United States, authorized by law, including debts
incurred for the payment of pensions and annui
ties for services in suppressing rebellion shall not
be questioned, but neither the United States, or
any State, shall assume or pay any debt or obli>
vaton incurred in aid of instruction against the
United States, or any claim for loss of the
emancipation of any slave, but all such debts and
claims shall be illegal and void.
The following private dispatches We're received and
published in the San Francisco papers of the 18th:
NKw YoRK, June 9-To Mr. John Hanill We mean
pht now Send every dollar you can. Don't believe
the living reports Of the newspapers
fsignedl w. D. ROBERTS President F. B.
NEW YORK. June 9-TO John Hamill:-The following
piaasc H 70. E.l juno s-"We are in the enemys
aOuntry. The Green Flag waves de6antly. We have
rantured Pigeon HILL stormed Centre Slab CITY, and Ia
zen the British colors ready to advance again
Hurry M the ammunition. Victory or DEATH Growers
ND EDWARDS have gone the They will talk about
car position but don't mind them. The true men OF
c Csr as are Al the front. E. CAREY.
NEW YoRE June 9-To John Hamill God bless your
nobIe efforts in glorious cause our troops are doing
their work and notwithstanding few arrests, every
thing goes WELL Give the accompanying telegraph to
fl s francisco papers. There is such word aS fail
All are determined to sacrifice their lives TILL the work Of
Treland's redemption is accomplished
MONEY MARKKrs.-The telegraph brings gold quota