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The Great Issue !!

Whoever favors the Presidents Policy,
wishes to strip the loyal North of twenty five
members of Congress, to which it is fairly
entitled and he wishes to give twenty five
members to the disloyal South, which that
section has no equitable title to.
The figures will stand thus, omitting frac-
tional representatives:
Present Northern representation l4S
Present Southern representation on the
three-ffths basis S5
If the Amendment be not adopted the re-
suit will be as follows: -..s.
Northern representatives l3S
Southern representatives 80
If the Amendment be ratified the result
will be as follows: ....- =
Northern representatives 1863
Southern representatives 10
At present the Northern majority is 63
If no change in the Constitution is made
the Northern majority, after the next
app0rtionment, will be 43
If the amendment be adopted the North
ern majority will be SO
So the question is whether the North is to
have 93 or 43 majority in the HonSe of Rep
resentativeS. Ifeyery voter has but one vote
SO will be the majority, If the Southern
voters are given t,co votes in consequence of
their injustice to the negroes and their rebel
lion, the Northern majority will but 43.
Here, then is the issue between the Pres
dent and Congress. The President wishes
to reduce the Northern majority in Congress
from % to 43 by giving t,co votes to every
MissisSi poian and LouiSianian, and three.
votes to every South Carolinaian.
If the amendment be not adopted all the.
larger Northern States will lose two members.
of Congress, and some ofthem will lose three.
This is what the Presidents ''policy'' means.
The issue is before the People.
She'll the South gain p0'ecr by its treason.
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Grants Opinion Of Clymer.

ITO ask any soldier to vote for such man
as Hester Cl ymer, OF, at one time, known.
disloyaIty, against another who had served
four years in the Union army with credit to
himself and benefit to his country, was a
gross insult" ."-Gen. Grant to the Editor Of
the Chicago Republican.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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Gard Photographs Of Generals, State
BINGHAM ESTATE.

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weeks at which time Mr.. Eusworth Will be there
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Persons who have business with the Estate are re-
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Letters business dressed the Office at Wells
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THE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL
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Local and General.
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CoUDERSPoRT AND SaIPPEN
STAGE ROHTE

W. 1t
MESSRS. GLASSMIRE & WHITES daily line
w of Stages will leave Coudersport, until further
notice. al O'clock in the morning, arriving In Ship
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advantages Of this route New York passengers will
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with care. D. T. GLASSMIRE,
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Coudersport, Fa Oct. 9, 1865
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STEBE1scOPIC VIEWS ON GLEs

From negatives made Ia the various campairr
forming q complete Photographic history OF the
contest.
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MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS!
E

The next campaign will be one of
the most important which the people
of Indiana have ever fought against
prescription, and error, and wrong.
Now, if ever, must the fruits of the
terrible war which we have suffered,
be secured beyond a peradventure.
The grave responsibilities growing out
of the situation are felt and appreci-
ated by all the people. In order that
they may be prepared to act under
standingly, there is a necessity for
cheap and rapid means of informing
themselves of the rapid events trans
piring from day to day in the political
world. 1t is with the design of doing
all in our power to meet this want that
we now propose to issue
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L. j. Forrest, OF Terre Haute, with
draws his name as a candidate before
the Union County Convention for
Auditor Of Vigo County, and declares
his purpose to go into the Andy john
son endorsing business, and his inten.
ton to vote for Claypool. Forrest has
been a standing candidate ever since
his advent in Terre Haute, and is
just as likely to get an Office from the
johnson party, which numbers thirty
nine in Indiana, as from any other.
We congratulate the johnson party.
Warren Tebbs, Jr., the Copper
head candidate for Representative in
Dearborn county, earned his distinc-
ton Iby guiding John Morgan through
the State, and keeping him posted on
the Union mans horse" question
He is drilling with the right squad.
We presume the Union soldiers Of
Indiana will be asked to vote for him.
The Fort Wayne Democrat tells of
bride of but few days being arrest
ed in that city for shop-lifti4g. Out
OF consideration for her parents she
was dismissed from the court with an
admonition and promise too do better
STATE FAIR-The Indiana State
Fair, for the year 1866, will be held
at Camp Morton, commencing Mon
day, October the 9th, and continuing
for six days. The attendance and |
displaypromises to be unprecedentedly
large. S'-
A soldier named Petit, was grossly |
insulted in Indianapolis the other
day by a blatant Democrat named
Steele. Petit followed Steele to a
grocery and demanded an apology, |
and finally struck Steele, whereupon
the latter stabbed him seriously with a |
small pocket knife. Steele was ar
rested and lodged in jail. -
The soldiers of Benton County who
believe in supporting the Union party
which supported them and the war.
are signing a call for grand Union
soldiers rally on Saturday, July %.
The soldiers of Lafayette County
have decided to hold Mass Meeting
at COnnersyille on the 18th inst. The
citizens propose to give them an ex-
cellent free dinner on the occasion.
There is considerable sickness pre-
vailing in Terre Haute.
Mrs. Col Kicker, wife of Col. r. E.
Kicker, Superintendent of the 7. Ell.
and indianapolis Railroad, was pre-
sented on Saturday night by the Off
GERS and employees of that road with
magnificent silver tea set, which
cost 81 900, and consisting of fifteen
pieces unusually rich in the precious
metal.
A woman in black, who turns
,ut to be one of the :" frail fair" of
has been representing her
elf as the widow of Mason. and
the Masons of New Al
,any. tFF
The citizens of Mount Carmel have
leld meeting and appointed com
NJ ttee to wait upon the officers of the 4
". W. V. Il. r. and lay before them
project for constructing the proposed
!!Inclnnati and Richmond Road. Ga
Inc for which has just been surveyed
Up the East Fork, J by the way of that
lace from Harrison.
|
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A CAMPAIGN EDITION
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at such rates as shall place the paper
aglthln reach Of eUe1y Uoter IN Southern
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The conduct of the paper, political
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Repairing Done at Short Notice.

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STATE ITEMS.

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