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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02
DA[LY DEMOCRAT.


The c.tisens u Baton Rouge orc making
peeparstioos TO build railsead from tnas
plaee to Clinton.
John, . freedman, vas hung ct Oxford.
Miss, on the 18th inst, for numbering nis
two infant children.
Brig. Gen. W. b. Jackson IL living on
: farm In Kentu Ky, and has net accepted
. command in the Fenian service.
The Kempsr, Miss. Flss, says that MI.
Jas. II. Britain, Of that place, recently
killed three deer with one shot while out
bunting.
The Brasos Signal says ". G. Nolsn.
Esq. d soon 70 leave for Ireland, for ne
pufposs Of sending emigrants from snas
csa6try 70 Texas.
Danisa g. 0uss, fssassly Of Pensaco'a
hae bssa sppsintsd Agent q the Treasury
Dspastosnt for postiea 81 Flos'da.
Rents have declined greatly in Riehneod
Va Storee which brought y. 300 to x3.VvV
~ ysae can now bs obtained ct voO0 10
600.
VIM. Burns. . white man, and John Jack
son . negro, were hung in Augusta. Ca, on
he 49d. for murderine Capt. Chaa. H. Tsw,
formerly u The Confederate army.
Mr.. Priest, residing At Corinth. Miss.s
vas murdered last week BY . policeman
The latter rode up TO where his victim was
standing, shot him dead, and then made his
seeope o hssssback.
Largo numbers Of chickens, ct Atlanta,
Ga, are dying Of new disease. which hes
just made It's appearance. This maisdy
causss their neeks TO swell thrice their orr
iginal size, and they die within twelve
hours.
Two negro weDco were recently ioono
dead on the banks Of the Luxapalila, east Of
Columbus, Miss, with bullet hole through
their heads. From the vessels lying BY thea
II 10 supposed that they were gathering
blackbefYies when killed.
Il appears that the Confederstes captur~
ed in Mexico had settled on . plantation
that bad been con6scated BY the Church. =.
The captors promise to release oil the old
mss. bat viii put the young men in the
Losssl army. Two nsphews and son Of
Gen. Price we're among the captured.
A Sunday school for freedmen has bsen
organized at Holly Springs. Hen. John W.
O. Watson, late Confederate Senator from
Mississippi, b Superintendent the Mayor,
Kinlseh Fslconss, hate Adj't General Of the
Army Of Tennessee, has . class; Maj. E.
". Upshaw, formerly q The III MtnSs>
sippi Reg't, and more lately Of the State
Lsgislse1rs has siass. The eommunity d
large hass taken moro than usual interest
b The matter.
A recent letter 70 the Nacon Telegraph,
As0she lsdian Spring, abiding to the tors
~; ~ - 49, e i ssss @ss 49, -,
e ia ~ ms ~. ! 90
G. III ~ ~ ~ go eeRofy
~ - II e1s14 "a ~
ID fi1tu, ~
q q - - s.osssss 81
thetesne6e. MssA ~ ~ wheat whish I'D
beea cut and shocked IN ths nelds vos eat
esssd b. ~ wisd and hest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

Il disease Of the stomach aad liver. .aetisg
through the kidneys. and u. without doubs. toe
most obstinate disease. except cOnsumpeioa. up
Affects the human constitution. We have no spaee
for discussing caases. bst will state that the q
feet Of the disease 10 the conversion Of the
principle Tor vegetable portion Of the food into
sugar which stimulates the kidneys TO IN cxces-
sive secretion Of water. Many persons suffer from
this disease who are ignorant 81 Il that is, they
pass large quantities during the day, and are
obliged to get up from one TO 6fteen " twenty
times during the night. No notice 10 taken Of 4
uutl their attention Is called toths large dscharoe
Of water. and often when il 10 80 far advanced y
10 be beyond the control Of ordinary remedies.
Another symptom il the extreme thirst. which
when the disease is fully established. 10 intolera
bls--sAe patisst drinEs eOnStaatly ritAoas beiaS
sstil6ed also dryness Of the mouth. cracking q
the lips . sweet breath, in the more advanced
cases. aad finally loss ofeppetite. emscistion, sad
the patient gradually sinks from exhaustion.
Coxsrirufiox WArRais without doubt, the only
known remedy for didbstss. and we have . mud
confidence that II ID q specific ~ ws have that or
um will produce sheep. and BEAUTIFULLY say that l
has cured everv case in which il has been used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02
PROTECTIVE
NJ MEDICATION


r'eeerve sna so'~e' NO" oesuoy' . maain
tn't nous gooa IN inc Science OF medcane y ven =
Thousand wear, !, -. cor.as,. n......,, =, No.
c,sr. IN r,o~~,.r, ,h.,, c.,,.,,. q. -. :. =.
,..m ~. .s.... 49, .-.w -.~
in HE stow ~ f,u ma. v.r,a 4. No.. - M.
,r.a,c., -. - e,.,.s...s .-..-- p,,..-.
a., h,..,,.,. - -~u~..,-~
tergruel were their main reliance That sort Of prae
tice has Of late year. been in erest measure ahesd-
oned though there ~ . sew .sele.l s'ssils wno
.A."e W 'is.. -. osps.'.
Rad, dep,e,ed alnose TO Sseahs door, N essae
m.,ov,,v ~ the saeuIfv hovevee SnHestnh 6llesun9
opinion. and endsavos 70 eahH Nssss y
down Disease instead on he'1 49, y ~
cultv The ov,,csAl nAsvz,sA uspprA eeee ~ ~
nlv them with the hest eaus OF s0,esne Or ea1s
mi. s.-, IN. ~o~t ssn,n~nt MA IN ~ uenonHan
nave honofso'y eoms0. Lei sos" - ~
ssi'es-
n, ALEXANDER N sTRvINN - toaA ~ n o.
OF MS 'teatess tnss tne o'o1f pey" so~s
more skepticsi lthey occo0e o. u WITNESS On 49,
incidence"
froessor WILLARD FAhAAhs y. Dr. nen w.
no man stAnos nigner In ~ psossnoa q - - -
the Atlantic, says: IN al eeseneso 0sGcane y ~
most uncertain"
r.. ,..e,,s wAovvnsr ~. - ~ .,.eAesa -.
s,a ,,hv.,c.r. ,h.a rrs,c. sve, n,oa.erd. -
-. a.. ...,,...s ,~..... ,..s.,.b,. tc 49,
=, ~. a,u,. r.., En- ho.r,., n,.ct,c. lie aid h
kre mi. N h. The ,rph srom :. nc,epce far he had
rurp Born.
f.. IL.
s'"' o' 'ie ''e''e'"e rs very HUE
ID. J. MASON GOOD remarks that the science Of
medicine Ia a nAnnAnors yApecs."
tered IN sss on,., .,eh ,"e~ W. NAM" '' ''-'s'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

The st. Joseph (ko.) Herald Of June
cath says: "At late hour last evening,
General ". r. Penisk received . dispatch
from Col. p. A. Thompson, Of Roek port,
AtchiscM county, stasing that on yesterday
nr. +. n. Clafk, Of Atchison county, while
On the Taskio creek, was stopped By t~o
highwsymsn and robbed Of $50, 900 IN
money belonging to Col. Thompson and his
brother, r. y. Thompson. 6.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02
HO ST E TT RS
STOMACH Bll7ERS |

Have teen about fourteen years before the public
Their protective and remedial properties have bees
tested by millions Of human beings and their record
i- satisfactory. Their immense popularity. ever o.
the increase Il better guarantee Of their usefulness
than any printed euloey. 1t is not thus that failures
prosper.
Clear-sighted and unprcjudiccd members Of the
faculty have approved them, and they now r.
commenced in private practice by hundreds of family
physicians.
The preparation has long rincc found its way into
our military and civil hospitals. II is not unknown
On the battlefield as n means Of sustaining the wound
cd soldier, faint with loes Of blood nor In the navy
~ an invaluable medical substitute for the aultera
ted alcohol (which vas formerly served out to ouI
sailors under the name Of "grog." These facts carry
their own comment with them. and they are submit
ted premises from which every Intelligent reader
can draw his own conclusions
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

Tns FAsfssf SrsAxna IN fns WORLD
The Egyptian paddls>vhesl steam yacht
1ahessaea. Cept. Fredriso Bey, built uny
- IL supseintsadsnes Il The PsninsulaS
80 Ori0ta Company, By Msssss. Samsd4
Deoehnfo, u Lpnaaa, lee ~ Viessey Of
1GyPA aesissd hsrs on the 18th inst. kav.
ing performed the voyage from 6outhamp.
toa II the unprecedented short tins oi
l61 hoars. When under vull steam sh(
consumes seven tens Of eoal an hour, and
10, without exception the fastest vessel
aHoat. At the measured line in Stokes
Bay her average speed was upwards Of 10
4.l0 knots an hour, which is equal to aboat
z03 statue miles. After replenish,ng fuel
she proceeded on the 10th for Constantine.
pie, 10 meet the viceroy, who, it is report :
ed, intends paving visit to England in
her this summer. This splendid vessel 10
1900 tons, and 10 fitted with machinery Of
600 horsepower. Her interioe fittings are
Of ext. sordinary magnificeLce. Her cost
10 sAad 10 be El6 ,OOO-Molse ZSnes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02
Nip the Evil In the Bud.
Dr. W@nTTnnsR,
l6l South CLARK Street Chlc0gos HI

!: !: :: !: Z: !:
M<NM Has for many years made the
III treatment Of private diseases hie
n hesins0 sad study. Syphiie
TN oil lie forms. elect md 6trie,
~ lures Particular attention givs
~ en- 70 old standing cases. which
were formerly considered incurable. Also the
effect Of solitary habit. both ruinous 70 the bsdl
and mind and produce some Of the following Of
fects.-B lotches. Constipation, loss Of memory,
pain in the small Of the back-can be fully re.
stored to health. Consultation free.
Charges moderate, and cures guaranteed
Post Office Box, 1894. All letters with staAAp
answered.
p. S.-All business strictly confidential. OF.
Gee hours from a. =. until r. =. febssdAwtf
|. Private Matters.
To the unfortunate. Dr. CLARKE. - CLARK
street, No. 4 Larmon Block. 10 maa Of . few
cords, but gives patients Of beth ssxss, pnoars,
nsLrABLs and ssoRouen sRsAsuxHs. Victims Of
indiscretion. quackerv or incompstency consult
DR.. Clarke. whose great success depends stes
regular education and experience. Go 70 mn
at once and be cured He does not went Jour
money unless he does you GOOD.
- Send 81 for box Of his celebrated Fe.
male pills. Sure cure. These Pills vnfsn vaon
sns DIsrsxsAay, are the ONLY SURE REMEDY
for the removal Of Distractions and Irregular.
ties Of Females.
u Send two stamps for "Psivats Letters
70 Married Lades."
- send two :,, s....mp' for De'enPsios Of
- Send two stamps for Private Letter On
Seminal Weskneas.'
Address Dr. CLARKE, No. = Harmon Block.
Chicago. III. mchs-dAwly
PHILOSOPHY OF NARRIA0R-IAe Pfuus3seors
= II The New York nussum u Anateny haye dst~.
mined 70 issue iee four Of their nod issFncve loc-
lures ON Marriage and IL dsQualcAtlens, Nervous
andPhygcal Debility, Premature Dcelne Of Manhood.
indigestion, Weakness q Depeeee1on, fmpoeeoey.
Loes Of Enesgy and Manly Poyer great Social Evil
ana thoee nelnes whIeh seede 49, Iunthf1l f0iee,
excess OF maturity, q ign0sance q fAyei0l0gy and
laws u nalure.
These Invaisahae Lectures have bssn he nesse q
enlightcnlng au0 swing thU01an61, - Wi4 - -
warded me- on feeelpe u 16us stnnaDo ~ Ad1e1g
Secretary New Y0k Mnsean 4 AS6sa1Se - II.
cine. as Rsuadwny. NewoYWk. . rs, 1iS<ay /
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

Mrs. ED. I. n. SoUTHwORTn, the celebrated nov
elist writes that when martyr 10 chronic dyspepsia
and nervous headache. brought by uceseant lees.
airy labor she tried the Btters at the instance Of
ff1end. and found them. 10 hsr own worda :" the
right combination Of remedies" for her distressing
Case The cnre they effected was complete ed last
Ing, and ever eRcc she has used the article In bet
household ms "a standard family cordial"
JOHN W. BROMBACGH, Esq, Chief Clerk Of the
Bureau Of Yards and DockR In the Navy Departpeut,
tssties that he suferer from dyepepsia Of suoh
aterriblc type that during six yeals he sever knew
one night Of uninterrupted sleep; yet the Bitters
fcy removed the disorder, and by coutinune 10 ~
them a. preventive he preelsded ~ return He staess
further that single dose win always relieve him Of
the most acute headache In nfteen minutes
Professor HYNDNAN. OF Univ Biihop's COLLEGE,
Lennon WILEY Canada East, Gays that The istess have
renovated his constitution md his Appetite and q.
empted him frum the violent bilious attacks TO which
he had long been subject. He communicated these
facts act Of duty and recommends the article
to his friends ~ best remedy for isdieeeuoa ~
joes Of spirits he has ever tried.
EDWARD 3. BILLS. Esq. Of Raritan, n J., O.
knowedges, with thankfnlnsss perfect restos attn
OF the digestive organs 10 their natural healthy tone
through the operation Of the Ditten.
4 1rttsr hon II. JACOB FAuSSET. Of Now Init
ton. Hamilton county. Indiana, announces that III
Win. WHO had been victim Of chsuuie dyspepA IT
Ten Years. has been % much relieved b. si1 hotties
Of the preparation that she consders herself cared
and wosld recommend The Stomach Bttess oall sln-
ilarly aAiicted"
4rs. 0Rl00. wiie Il he Rev. John OrieR, q New
fosk, hes derived such great beneAt ua ~ B1ssses
that her Assbsad trasiss her tAaalp to tAs pscps-
etcrS Her diiaculty M PAIN 10 the sgAt ssde. n.
O., ststes ehe foand The medicine nost be>eacial
toaic and geatle laxative.
sAAuE BrERS. patient in the rev Convalss-
csat Camp nsas Alexandria, Va says TIE Batsssv ~
well known in the army the hest preparation 10 ~
for diseases Of thu stomach lie adds tha4 80 su,r
should b withoat II, for Il IL not only rostsvs.
but preventive u almost I'll disease soldier = ~
ject to-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02
sHo !. cuasAS. Ros1. .. SuaHee, RIOS. y. TAYLOR
Mobile. Ala Mobile. Ala frankSset, ".
JOHN r. CURRlN & Co..
Cotton Factors
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Sesth-vsssssr. Comnsres 1 b Lssis ~,
sevllaly M0blLk ALA.
0A001A010-


NyNp<Et CsrIlAgF 1elsDal1eJ
bee 1s-iAo Assas SDrs<. (stsss I(lA,sa
y DAv9NH0aT, IOWA. iasa,fl
J. f1OYT. pHOpHf1EsrtoR.
.~R KEEPS CONSTANTLY eg IA0B
81 : - IS; = { la;;: <: !
CAsallen hughes AND lAlHgalI0t
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Sfsbb 4eaIic1. NJ goods ~ bSa1St ~
eots!eSe4 ~ bd(ogD i6s efso6 RI q 1aoiuea)
nd laeoe. 0hieA eeables hin - e6Iethe 0RIAf2
Est lNlUCe0RnrD = psrsADoes. Cen III
sefs purchasing aleeUhsss. Also coas1aatly -
had sAsiss steek u Pisnss - Se015eecs =
oale Or TO rent. Wif-lAvir
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

LINDsEY,s
proved Dleed SearcAer and

LIN W90XsS
A1nproved Heed SearcAer and
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
For the Cure Of al Diseases
ARISING FROM AN urURK STATE OF THE
BLOOD. sUCn As
Scfofd1as Caneaeooe formations, Cutaneous
diseases, Erysipc'as, Boils, Pimplcs on
the face, Sore Eyes, Scald Head,
letter affections, Old and
Stubborn Ulccrs, Dyspep-
sia, Costiveness,
Jaundicc, Salt Rheum,
Ncrcurial diseases, General
Debility, Liver Complaint,
Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits,
Poul Stomach, together with III other
disssiefs ron IN impsepes coalition u The
elteoiaAosy system. Asa geoesal teo.
;e, its effects are benignant, and
cannot fail 70 benefit where
used persevcringly and
according TO dirsc-
tons
WE OFFER no TiIR PUBLIC A MEDICINE
W which hae marked liz way TO popular favor. solely
cine eves nanufAetured-- now--4t has become .
standard remedy for "Asovx DlsrAsn" all over tis
Read this, and II anicted tryi
DsAR SrR We would Just say that your
medicine has cured q Of Scrofnla that has bccn
coming for I'VE Year, the nceh eaten Oh the
Iady's arms-yon could eco the sincwr working. She
IL at the eighth bottle now and the flesh is growing
ON very fast Your Blood Searcher is going all
''e '''' JUN ixIsroN SON,
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u. Il. SElIFRS CO., SoIx PnopRIrroR-,
Pittrburg, Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02
SPECIAL MoTscGs.

Regal havana Lottery ~ Cuoos
Conducted b ~ EpssfsA Gors'amss.
$4,000 IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS.
Prizes cached and information furnished, the high:
est rates raid for Doubloons. aad all kinds Of Gold
and aiIvrr si.o fnr ali Government Securities
TAYLOR 4 CO., 0anken
c.xataiv IL Wall ST.. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

WV the most straight ana
stubborn hair Of either into wavy fingles heavy
massive curls. Has been used BY the kshionables u
Paris and London with the most gratifying results.
Does no injury u the hair. Price by mall ecalcd and
postpaid. 81. Descriptive circulars mailed free Adj
dress, BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists. No 9sS
River street, Troy, N T. Sole Agents for the United
9taten may3dkWAm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

lsritaae and drsach the kidneyS, md By eeastan
- Nm leaA 3 chrOnic deeesefstior "a cun.
0rmed disease WI
We present w. Cosstitutisa WISER 70 Ne pub
lie with the onvietion that il he's eQual b ~
found 70 eminestly sacceaslal fOf curiae; ~ "
srust that ~ ahblf ~ reWafded for our e90fte u
placing 10 valssble remedy II Sorps - meet
the po0otr6snosts 81 pasient I'D pbyoieiah.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

Has for many years made the
\ treatment Of private diseases his
hssinsss sad study. 6yphihe
Tin oil lie forms. elect end 6trie,
1 lures. Particulaf attentiou givs
en- 20 old standipR Gases. which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02
Notice,

srNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE sur
i Stating between the undersigned, has been
dissolved this day by mutual agreement. VIM.
=. Ross will collect all partnership claims. and
pay ell paStnership debts.
w. Il ROSS.
GuSTAvuS SCuNlTGER
Davenport, June rs. ls6J. --jee7 -dAwiw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02
DIABETES.

IRRITATION OF THE NECK or THE
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF
THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH
OF THE BLADDER.
STRANGUARY AND BURNING, ORPHAN.
Full URlNATING.
For the diseases il il truly asovereigs remedy.
end too much cannot be said In its praise. A ain
gle dose hes been known 70 relieve the most ~
gent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain IN
the small Of the back and through the 6ipsl 4
teaspoouful . day Of the Constitution Water will
relieve ron like magic.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02
PHYSICIANS

Have long sraced g,vea up the uss Of bochs. CO.
bebs. and juniper in the treatment 81 thsse die
ease, and only use then for The want Of better
remedy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-25

-yNiyl2 sd3 10 noi1lLuOg aL3 n gIHsITI1
held by, q capitalist of New Y ork as secrri-
Reno ~ Co. .foT He had hardly begun alpon'
this before he was arrested Catjthensuitunf
State Senator Thomas IIoge on a Aehargel Of
conspiracy with intent to defr .id. He OBJ
/ tained bail aud went on with his work.
Hoge bFoughbsiit afteFsuittillh hispatience
was exhausted, and then turned tbewOTry-l
ing process over to james 5. ,Myers,,9 cam
sdidate for President Judge OF this district
who oohtihded itfiu9tllei dsAme iGIaIineEiJ
These wereiboth direqtSfsoipsthsiY epapGoy
Bank Of Franklin, whose funds, were sjiIl=5
volved In the Culver failure. -. =
! There has been q Great Htie-ahd-cry that
Mr. Culrerd obtainedt the bonds of!thgPe PeAi
trplegm andiYepango Banks from the oldeef
Of the Auditor General, where, ac6QTdihg
10 law, they ffad been fdeb65sfted, by 4fa9d y
2lent means; but the fact is, that forevet!y
,dollarIsI worth Of, bonds, taken from the
Au9itOr-G Generals office, duly Cancelled bills
| of the banks were returned, and the bonds
were only received by Mr. culver for the
rredem ptionoef those ibills.S o TcfbDA no
On saturday IA bench WARRANT was issnfdII
directing Mr.. Culver to 90 into insolvency
under bonds Of 100000. he had Obtained
bail, when heIeaTnedo other WARRANTS
we're out, the intentionbeing tob badger him
and bait him till he should turn to bay,
when the hunters would get a firm hold
upon him. He determined that the end
/ had come, and that he'would seek aud ae-
'ceptnO more bail, but go to Jail at once and
await trial. His wife, an invalid, resolved
to share his Imprisonment, and went to jail
with him. li1ts sJ sjiTo g-s| bon
Aud this CHRISTIAN gentleman lies in Jail,
the victim OF ofimalignity and persecution;
while his enemies circulate over the conn
try false charges of swihdling and fraud,
not one of which they can prove. He may
have been imprudent in business transae-
tions iahe may have ventured too far into
speculation; But the man does not live who
can prove anything criminal in his past life
or transactionscg,0 r'f .. f... u r5gF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-25
,[From the NASHVILLE Gazette. j

s.fo[From the Nashville GazetteJ sl,,s.,., a,
The Constitutional, Amendment
Passed-Over the I.eft--Radical
yiOIence-IIadicaIe IsIunderingT-,
Radical EseiOicipg., ad, To1 70. .,I,Is
Yesterday our goodlY, city was startled
out Of propriety by theappearance of an
extra raiannohfielng the passage OF theD Cor-'
stithtiOnal sAmbnd by the lower House
9fsthe Tennessee Legislature ls91callled 10
But upon learning the manner. in which it
was mot passed, our people Could but
laugh I'm their sleeves at these Radical made
caps who, Notwithstanding stheir layoWedi
villainys reckless defiance d0f all Law, and and
patent unscrupulousness in regard to the
means employed are still unable to accom-
pishthelf nefarious designs. BY p0etical
Justice the men are endowed with Just suff-l
cient sense to know-@how not TO do it,"
compensatedwith an imbeeile igpOranceEof
the, futiity Of their, actiol.s, ..,,rs- -.
Thinking they had a-quorum-nay, vot-
ing that they had quOrum-they do not
waftiever tO apprisethe coordinate ilegis-
latiNelbOdy of their supposed organlz nlzation,,
nor to read the Gpbernatorial Message, in
virtue Of Which they are assembled. In
indecent haste they close the doors and pro-
ceed forthwith to their dirty work, some
ihPNStiioNo iiNi1ppi, finSFS,', -. N.-A',F'J II
a word about per diem. No debate is allow
ed no discussiOno of the merits ofa prOp0s--
ed alteration (not tamendment) of the work
of Washington, Jefferson and Madison.--
TheSpeaker again declares that no quorum
is present. They virtually acknowledge
the fact, by ordering the Sergeant-at- Arms
to produce two prisoners. The ballot is
taken the prisoners refuse to vote; the
Speaker again declares no quorum is pres
ent; the RAIDS. vote that Il quorum is pres
ent; they declare the amendment is passed
and toss up their hats in glee. Poor fools,
they think the thing is done. 1..,tr Ia. is.,.
Is it? Or has all this haste, this violence,
this lawlessness, this infamy, been inetfec-
tual? Bitter as the pill may be- they lave
themselves compounded 1t, and nolellS v0r
lens, must swallow it,. The amendment is
not passed Before becoming a ld,1 ID must
recetUe the signature Of the presiding officer Of
each branch Of the LegiSIdtt0e; CilH eUen the
RddiCdLS must be dlodre that Speaker HeiskeLL
aoiH neUer sign the document aisoIer He circun-
stances.
Again, prisoners, cannot participate in de'
liberate bodies. Such organizations pre-
suppose freedom, Of action. Liberty~is their
quickening prineiple,a giving validity to
their decisions. 7df Il r...,..a. .-r
And to cap. the climax, Judge Frazier de-
cides that these prisoners were held He
gally, by violeliee,o opposed to law. Can
laos be enactedtin virtue OF the gross iafrGc-
ton Of Ldlc? Can the lawmakers Of the
State be-Rll0wed to break law II, order to
make law 2? Here's lpretty meshAof tackle
for the RAIDS. to unravel-a Gordian knot for
the sword of the little Alexander OF the
Press and TINES, h D2I.DI ..-, 'i.' '' t'i'..