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The national Republican., 1866-07-02
Contract Awarded

Messrs. Philip solomons have been awarded a
contract for supplying stationery TO the State De-
partment and It's several diplomatic bureaus.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02
A werd - the Tinksrs.
rhs Newburyport (Mass.) Herald speaks out "in

Ane No"ourypoN lmAes) A0aid SPEAKS OUT IN
meeting - follows:
"The grand objection to tiuksring the National
Copstitution Is, that ono amendment leads to an
other, I'LL there Is end to tho changes proposed
more than there 10 to the number Of people with
crotchets 10 their heads. Instead Of hurryiug up
lsgslaturss 70 ratfy smendmsnts before the parch.
msnt at Washington 10 dry, We wish thsr vas .
limitation BY which no State could vote on con-
gressonal amendment In lesa than thrss years
from its passage. Nobody would die from the Con-
'sttution as itis Our fathers lived and prospered
under III but all these propositions not only In
themselves tend to consolidate the Governmsnt, but
also In their influence look 10 The result Con-
tinusd change must tire there Is nothing 70 respect
and reverence In what 10 born to-day and will die
before night; and If by-and-by an attempt 10 made
70 sweep away the whole fabric, 1t will meet with
little Of the rssistspos thst would an tack upon
institutions that We oonnsotsd 10 the memory with
our fathers and fathsrs' fathers till they had as
sumsd the form AMI aspect Of things too sacred for
rash and unelsAn ands to dshls. g. .sr
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

LEAoux ISLAND hangs Gre in the Senate.
Connecticut is in the lobby BY delegations
profesting against IT, r8-
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

ofhcial powers, has been shaped by the com.
mittee Of conference, and will be reported
today. Upon the points Of disagreement
some sophistications bave been contrived by
the committee, but the radicals themselves
predict very confidently that it will meet
TIE EPREsIDExr's veto. Guilty conscience, &c.
QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED.
"MAcK," Of the Cincinnati Commercial,
rejoins, to I'D. D." FoRNKr's denial that he
ever begged anything of the President, as
follows:
He says he never wrote begging letter
guilty Of forgery This occurred to me at
the time as possibility, but as couldn't
conceive what object any one could have had
In forging the name of John w. Forney,
took il for granted that the document must
be genuine. The letter has been seen and
read by several persons in Washington. The
President, when asked to give 1t publicity,
declined-on the ground l suppose, that
Forney was too mean to be hurt by any,
thing, and that he resembled Mark NEEDLE
IN London Assurance whose chief tribula-
ton is that nobody will kick him, notwith-
standing the tempting attitude he repeatedly
assumes. he says he never asked any favors
OF the President for himself"
MACK made mistake in his original al
legation which the duck, dead as he was took
advantage Of MACK said the letter was
written oithtn six months" EoRSEY, exer-
cising his cunning in his reply, covered him
self behind the "six!"
Let MACK PROFOUND his questions to JOHN
W. FcRSEY thus:
lst. Did you or did you not write to any per-
son since the election Of LINCOLN and JOHN
son in substance that il HAxLIS had con-
tinued Vice President you would have re-
signed, because he took your patronage away
and gave 1t to Sergeantat-Arms BRowX2
2. Did you or did you not, since the election
OF LINCOLN and JOHNSON, write any infiuen-
tial person, congratulating him upon the
prospect Of the revival Of the Democratic
party, and urging the necessity Of taking
from the existing United States Senators,
who were original Wings and Free Soilers,
the power they now possess
g. Did you or did you not write to any dis
tinguished official, then about to come into
power, pleading, il not "begging," with him
to employ as has confidential private secre.
tary" man Of your selection?
4. Did you, or did you not, write to any
person after the election Of LINCOLN and
JOHNSON fully endorsing ANDREW JOHNSON
as Q Democrat, fully endorsing ANDREW
JoHSsoSs restoration policy, and welcoming
him, in substance, as the coming leader of a
certain political partyf
5. Win you, or will you not, relieve the
holders Of any letters containing such asser-
tions or declarations or sayings from the oh.
legations imposed upon them because such
letters bear the words private and conf
dentialf'
The letters referred to above have no con-
nection whatever with the impudent letter Of
FoRsEr's which appears elsewhere in our
columns to-day. Impddent, inconsistent, and
hypocritical as the Custom House letter is,
it is politeness compared with the epistles
written by him shortly after the election of
LINCOLN and JOHNSON.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

PAYhAsrER PAuLDiNG, recently charged with
making illegal deposits Of Government funds. has
been released and Is attending to his duties as
chief paymastsr Of tho District. The sentence Of
the courtmartial has not yet been made public.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02
Conselence Money.

Two more contributions Of ''con'cisnes money. y
amounting to $3.50, we're yesterday received by th,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

IT is supposed the Great Eastern will sail
from vslsntia on the S0th Inst, 70 make another
st,smPt 70 lay the AtiAsIis ssSs,
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

A COUPLE of enterprising photographers Of
Warsaw have been hnsd one hundred dollAr each,
for producing portraits Of young Komissaron, the
person who saved the Empsrors life, the shsdow Of
which dspicted an ass. ft -
The national Republican., 1866-07-02
Internal Reysnue.

The receipts from this source last week were
$4,slo, o,3l42o. and for the fiscal year ending june
80, 1906, ,s64, 5000
The national Republican., 1866-07-02
THE DEPARTMENTS!
m. R..s fna.. a...ar,..

Ths Fast xnAsa equnorea. ~
As Navy DspartasnA hes received sstslligyess
from Acting Rssr .Adaisai =. II. Bell, sonassd-
Ing the East India sqsad,ss, dassd Hong Koss
Harbor, April 70, 1855, iptrsfssnss to ne movs
nsnts Of the vessels conposing his sqssdroa- ne
Admiral states that On the 9Th Of April lssshs
Voted the Governor General Of the ousstahs
Pro>inoss, who rsessysd hin in the most friendly
manusr. and assured hin Of the good feeling Of bic
subjects toward the Government Of the United
statss. The Admiral returned IN the Hartford 70
Hong Kong. on the 18th ipstsnt and having learned
Of . rupture between the Uoissd ststss con.ul st
Men Oh wang, in the northern part Of the Gulf Of
Pichii, and the Inhabitants. he dispatched tbs
wachusstt to that port, under Commander Towns
end, on the 18th inst.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

TINS Coal, iron, and wool interests are here
in great force lobbying through the tariff
The national Republican., 1866-07-02
TRsAsrRr DEPARTMENT, }
ogFicE or IsrEnsAL REyKNuE,
WAaHiNuroN lana 10 lh66

Whereas II. A. Hall, and others, as managing
directors OF the "6rand National Concert" to bs
held In Washington, D. O., on the I'd Of August
next, have made due application to L. Cisphane. Col.
lector Of Internal Revenue for the collection dis.
tct Of the District Of Columbia for permission TO
hold lottery, rane, or gift enterprise, and pre-.
sented to him satisfactory evidence that the pro-
ossds Of such lottery rafao or gift enterprise will
be devoted to charitable uses +.
Permission is hereby granted to said managing
directors to hold such lottery, rafas or gift
terprise, free from all charge, whether FROM tax
license In respect to such lottery rsfe or gin
terpriss, L. A. Rollins, Commissioner.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02
NFrastisnal Currency Priatsds Rsdssnaed and
Hhlppsd.. T.ff II

Daring the week ending the soth ult. fraetionsl
currency to the snoant Of ssso. aao vas issusd b
the printing division Of The Treasury Dspsrtmsnt.
The amount redeemed during the week vas
s4,o, ,sss os; and The amoans shipped IS follow:
To the Assistant Treasurer al New York. 5000 ooei
Assistant Treasurer at Phiads'phis, ei6o, oooi
United States Dspositsry d Chicago, $So,oooi
United States D-positary At Pittsburg, $50. 900;
United States ,Depositary At b. Paul, Minnesota,
so, 900; and to National Banks, $22l, 1880.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

TIE SEWING MACHINE lobby, now present
in the city, Is quite formidable,
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

SS-wonderfui but True I'M adame REM
Noros the world renowned AStroiosist aud sonnam-
bustie Clsirvoyant while In olairvoyant state, de.
marry, and By The aid Of an instrument Of intsnse
power tnowa the Psyehomotrops guarantees 10 pro-
auss perfect ssd fs-iks picture Of the future has.
hand or wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage
occupation, leading traits Of eharaesr. DO. This Ia
Imposition, tsssimouiais without number can asssrt
By sasiss place Of birth, age disposition, color Of sys
and hair, and enclosing my cents and stamped snvs
iops addressed TO yourssl you viii rsesvs the picture
By rssurn mail. together with desired inforwstion.
Address In sosadsnss. hApAnz Gssraups Rssissros,
p. o. Boz ~, West Troy me- ssis-dwiy
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

V TnsHn rs NO AurHoRrYfor announcing
that TIM PRrsIDEsf and Cabinet will be
present at the celebration in Philadelphia on
The Fourth Of July. The public business
viii not admit Of their absence from the seat
Of Government. .,..
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

CHARIrABLn LorrERY,-It will be seen below
that the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
sanctioned the gilt concert entertainment now pro.
crossing under the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Fair, ~
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

AOMsdsm Mounts Pile saive-s Valuable
Remedy for that Disease Also Consumption Destroy.
or, aud an Entre Cure for the bronchitis, Asthma &C..
can bs found at stot's Drug Store, opposite National
Hotsl 6ilmAns, near Metropolitan Hotelj Ford cor.
ner Of Eleventh and Pennsylyana Avenuei BDtwisles
eornsr Of Twelfth and Psnnsyivanis avenue; Bot's,
corner Of and Twelfth stres,si Harbaushs, corner Of
Seventh and @. jais-u
The national Republican., 1866-07-02

A~Amanuensis.-Person dssirisg shs SER
Vices Of CoPYIhT or AMANUgNsIs, can bs aeeommo.
dated By lady who writes neat and plain hand, By
applying at No lss Sixth street west between n and
n streets north. gf spas-H
~ Marriage and Csiibaoys an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men, Also, Dis
eases and Abuses which prostrats the vital powers,
with sure means of relief Sent free Of charge In sealed
letter savslopss. Address DR., J. sKILLIN HoUaHTos,
Howard Association. Phiiadsiphia. Pa. apl7.sm
- Moth and Frscklss.-Ladies afnieted
with Discolortiops the Yass called moth patches
frseklss, should use Psrry's Celebrated Moth and
PreckIs Lotion II infAibls Prsrsrsd BY Dr., b. @.
PERRY, permatologis 10 Bond street. New York. Sold
By all druggists In Washington and elsewhere, Price
u lH. a myl7-u&ssm
ASBrsech-Loading Arm.-Ths Board for
the Eiamnation Of Breeeh Loading Arms Of whleh Cen
srai Hancock Is president, is In session at No. 81
windsf's Buildiug.' F1r' LTr
Arms will be received daily between the hours Of II
g. N. and D ?. m, until further notice.
Inventors are requested 10 submit their In per-
son or BY agent to the recorder Of the board.
0.h W. OWENS,
Capt 9th US Cav. Brew. Lieut.. Col. U.sA.
mh'2n Recorder.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02
FRREDMKN's BUREAU BILL.

The bill to extend the Freedmen's Bureau
act two years, with various changes in its
ofhcial powers, has been shaped by the CON-
mittee Of conference, and will be reported
today. Upon the points Of disagreement
some sophistications bave been contrived by
the committee, but the radicals themselves
predict very confidently that it will meet
TEE PREsIDESr's veto. Guilty conscience, &c.
The national Republican., 1866-07-02
Funds In the Treasury,

Funds In the Treasury. p. H
The following statement exhibits the amount Of
funds In the cash vaults Of the Treasury on the aoth
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aqaeRer ara G.oDaipbaffarll

FnS GrfnionItss ERattieo gdpfeIn urs bic RattieOs
EtttipriAnns. sJn perafteten 6daens mo nAe anoere
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

TTNHE NEW YORK NEWS HAS BATTLED AGAINsT
l. despotism for four years of blood and terror in
assertion of the sanety of the Constitution. patriot.
Ism sufficiently broad to embrace both sections been
Its only guide and refers with honest pride to
record show that it has not turned right orthe
left under all the violence of arbitrary power.
True to is principles as THE NEWS has been through
the reign OF terror It challenges public confidence
honesty and Independence for the future.
Tho political transition of the present day opens o
THE NEWS new and wider fold OF usefulness. Sta
Ing It ways has, the invioabilty of the 90
sution, acco ing to tho Interpretation Of tho Btri
consructonists 1t presents a rniiyng ground for ALL
both sections who friends Of generous conserva
tis. As and tried exponent Of sectional amityi
occupies position which makes 1t the fitting mediate
in holding to tho party of order In both sections
terests and principles that gave breadth and ytatyt
their alliance AS an International agent devoted
freedom Of election. to trial by jury to the sanctty
the habeas corpus and opposed now, four years Of
terror It has been, to tho Capitalization that dares to
rample on the rights OF States North South, TH
NEWS places itself as candidate for support beforet
great body Of this once free people.
The circumstances OF the moment mako the dfssem
nination Of the principles Of THE NEWS duty Of In.
dividual patriotism. Every man who conours In 10
doctrine must If he entertain true of freedom,
do In spirit Of indifference, but rather with the
earnestness Of high trust Justified, nay boundi
his love Of liberty to do So the proprietor places tn
canvass he makes here Of the public generally in the
hands Of those men who give him the approval Of their
conscences his individual agents. Every reader
can not syoid the conviction OF duty which
here pointed out the ground OF the request that
urges its claims for q wider support upon all of his
friends and neghbors who give their earnest sympathie
To the Of Htrict construction, intersecona1
cation and all the rghta of the citizens under the
tenn, set up by fathers of liberty regulated bylaw
The proprietor Of THE NEWS calls, therefore. upon
good and true Conservatives throughout the countyto
discharge to their convictions OF political right at this
great crisis In the countrys fortunes the duty Of Civ
Ing to the influence Of his paper daily semweekly
weekly the wider power for good which It seeks here
| through the service Of lis individual supporters.
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iB determined to spare neither labor expense In
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good and rapidly growing circulation among the Plant
Pee Dec country 1T offers strOnl Inducements to
Merchants and others desirous OF making themBe
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