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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-11-22

MIXED PAINTS for sale in any quantity to
suit customers.
gsY- By calling at our shop, east of Warpole
House, second story of Seider h Hale's Wagon
Making Shop, you can see the best specimen of
Graining in the county, work which was done
by this Machine Don't get any granting
done until you have looked into this matter.
T. & II. MCCORMICK.
April &c, le66.-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
OPEN BOARD OF BROKERS
THURSDAY. March l-P. n.


Gold is lower, and closes 1876! and is heavy.
Government stocks, under the favorable English
sews, were frmer on the 5-2Os by ia} per cent In
railway mortgages and State bonds little doing.
The miscellaneous shares were not active. Pacific
Ail lie firm at zoo bid and little stock Offering for
cash 900 shares sold at 2O5 seller GO. The rail.
wy share market was quite active, and more
done at sellers option. Erie continues to
lead the list, and under the London quotation
Of SO, equal 10 77i inicurency sold up to S6i and
nlOsed at Sol. The quotation Of Michigan South.
ern was well maintained Fort Wayne is offered
more freely under reports Of large decrease in
traffic equal to $50, 900 in February. The market
10 all Ere which is understood to be supported by
one of the directors. The remainder of the list is
weak and there are no buyers Of stocks outside Of
sfew chques. The latest prices we're: For New.
York Central, 92i 1921; Eric, $50 es6i; Hudson
River, l0S30lo3i; Reading, 99i 1891; Michigan
Southern, 70iS70i Cleveland and Pittsburgh, IA
S7i; Rock Island, 1856 9lO53; Northwestern,
GtS27a; do. Preferred, Sal a5ii; Fort Wayne,
2i992l.
Money on call is per cent. Occasional loans
upon Governments are made at less, and stocks are
loaned ct lower rates. At Bank there is more paper
offered, and without success. At the discount
houses prime paper cannot be used under "A per
cent in any amount, and good names can be had
ct SAG. For ordinary bills lO2i5 is the rate.
Leans upon merchandise are made at rates which
will soon put the owners of such goods out of the
Geld. We hear of cases where q per cent for GO
days and per cent interest is paid % per cent
per annum. Owners Of goods thus hypothecated
vill Of no remote time See that the cheapest way
would have been TO close out by auction at the
market. While merchants are struggling against
Che natural course Of prices new crops of oil kinds,
and new manufactures are steadily being produced,
And Will soon be felt upon prices to their further
depression There is to DO no expansion Of the
Currency In any form, and contraction is sure to be
accomplished as the year wears on, and the less
people owe the better.
Exchange is dull and lower Leading houses
ssk 1881 1884, bat sales are made at lees; Produce
bills, I07}@l0S, and Cotton bills at lO6ai07
Francs, hong date, 5.22l a5l8s; Francs short date
5l7ia55.
The business Of the Sub-TrcasuIy was: Receipts
O., SOS, 562 72--for Customs. 1857 900; Payments
a, 3s9.727 I9-on account of Loan, $4,000; Bal.
snce, 500, 234, 4sl So Coin Certificates, sea- OOO
In Freights, the engagements to Liverpool are
200 bales Cotton at 3D.; and, per steamer, 200 bales
do. ct ING d.; and 100 bales DO. at I'd. London,
5000 bbls. Oil Cake at 81. To Hamburg, 100 tuns
Measurement Goods at l5s., and 100 bales Cotton
st 3D.
The postpoaspspt Of the Loan bill encourages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
Total. ......................a,0 GO,

OILS-Linseed Is dull and heavy at sl 3easl 40 for
City Lard Oil is heavy at 81 soasl ej. Fish OiI'
are inactive and nominal.
PROVISIONS-There has been a fair demand for
Pork to-day, but prices are lower. closing. however
with frmer feeling for future delivery; sales Of COO
bbs Mess seller March ut S2o IS, ard e2o 80 seller
April; the sales cash and regular, $500 bbs at
s2s a s2e 81 for New Mess. Beef Is quiet and un.
changed sales Of l5o bbls, at sldsl4 for Old Plain
Mess; sl6d $40 for New do. el3Qsl6 for Old Extra
Mess, and e2Oas24 for New DO. Tierce Beef Is less
active at former prices sales OF 100 ties India Mess at
$40 Beef Hams are unchanged; small Jobbng sales at
siOdsil for Western Cut Meats are more active and
steady sales OF 800 pkgs at 2d l2lc for Shoulders ana
s0lsic. for Hans; and 40 bbis Picked Shoulders
smalD to arrive at l3c. Bacon is dul safes loo oo1s
Cumberland Cut seller March, at l5lc, fancy orahu.
Dressed Hogs are heavy; we quote ut l2s GlJc' lor
Western and 3l l3ic for City. Lard is unchanged:
sales Of $50 bbs aud tcs at III Isle for NO nae
gc for City, ard l9a 1850. for Western sales also OF
80 pigs seller last half OF March and first half Of April
lat l9jc. :,
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, 81 o'clock.--Pork
rned dull; sales of 80 bbls. Mess at t2s IS and 600
Ibbls do at SIS 22 cash, closing with sales at the
latter rate Beef quiet but firm. Bacon quet sales OF
80 boxes Cumberland Cut on spot and IT, arrive 1t
Il5ic Lard was dull and heavy at lsic. Tor Prime
Western. . .,,,,, vo,r
STOCK OF PORK AND BEEF IN PACKING fAhis NE"''onh
AND pRooKLYs MARCH J. ledo.
u ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02

PETTOLRUM-The msrset is more active. and
prices are firm though without particular change sales
II 900 bbs Crude At %! DZyc. and 800 obIs. Refined
in bond at t6c. The receipts for the month Of Feb
rnary at this port are 90 s65 bbls, including Hgl7
Crude. and II 9is Refined.
RICE--Carollna is dull with only snail obbng sales
az IL l3c. Rangoon has with better inquiry and
note sales Of 20,o bags az "a Sc. gold In bond.
SUGAkS-Raw Sugars have been lea. active. hut re-.
steady at i0i NE for fair a. good Refining, sales
Of rio bids IL l2c. for Cuba lOic for Porto Rico
and 7I3 boxes Havana at 70, 9iic. Refined quiet
STOCK. MARCH !, lst6.
Cuba rid. 81 Total Lhds. 20 1ls
Porto Rico. bids. l6ts Boxes.-....-...... 81 6i3
English Island hlds 100 Bags..-.-..--....loiJo 5
81. CroiI. bbGs..... 20 Ielado.............. %
sEEDS-Clover Seed is only IN limited demand. bu,
prices are without change sales az lOdl2c Timothy
Seed Is firm and IN fair demand at a. 100 - %. Rough
FIN Seed is moderately active and steady at 81 sOd
81 90 per bash Calcutta LnEeed Is dull and heavy al
O. ~ in l., stoh and 81 35leTe.
TOBACCO-Therci snothng doing worthy Of notice;
prices without change.
MONTHLY STATEMENT u Ssoks o. SvGntsA Tobacco.
Stock on hand Fec. l. It66 ......... J. 100 hhds.
Stock On hand March L. 1890. ....... 1870 bids.
MoSTHLY SrArElnsT ~ As H,- York and Brooklyn To-
bdooO I.sp,ofioH UaroAogses.
Sotl on hand Feb. /. lstt...-...... ~ li3 hhds.
Stock on tasd March l. is6o-......21 Si2 hhds.
Stock IA Brooklyn Feb y. ......... 1893 hhds.
Total stock. Poo ~. lsGj. go hhds.
TALLOw-T,e market is fairly active and firm
sales OF s0 90 n AZ 2c for Western aud 2fc for City
WHISkY-rhe market IA fairly active and firm;
sales of 20 bills at 81 - for Reftted bbs and ~ D.
for Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
N. 7. Wholesale Prices of Country Produce.
Fon rHn wEKK ENDING March ], 1906.

FoR Wick ENDING March J. 1905.
tEIpyessly for THs N Y. TRIBUNE by Reper.sr
The following the current rates OF articles In good
condition sold by commission houses at wholesale.
Shippers receive to 10 cent less deducted for
missions. beside freight and other charges Parties
cevng produce TO sell often with the request that i'm
mediate returns be made. cannot always obtain the
prices which transient buyers nave 70 pay Our figures
and prefer not 10 disappont by giving the outside
prices Of very choice articles.
BEANS AND PEAS
Beans continue TO decline with little inquiry While
few select mediums are occasionally sold at 81 70 and
even 81 90 few go over 81 IS and some lots Offering
at 81 50. Handpicked sell enough better 10 pay for
the labor of looking them over We quote:
Beans pea, medium prime, bush Isl 35tel go
Beans kidney, y bush., prime. 500 70
Beans marrow, prime. ...-....-..--..-.. 2Od 40
Beans marrow. hand picked or screened. 2 so9 60
B esrs L nIeao prime bush Ss 90
Peas. Canadian " bush.. i 800 81
Peas, Southern blackeyed y bush 80. -. l 4Oa l 50
BUTTER
Tbs excitement continues undated in the butter
market and exravagaDt prices obtained for really
fne article Select lots Of fancy sold at g and Co.,
as for instance 20 picked frkns and ls tubs from Che
mango County. firm, yellow and rosy. This 10 an ex.
treme prlee FOR fancy article by house which had
use for It, Other lots have brought 55a3sc-one con.
tistng Of "a hrEins Chensngo County, from which the
best had been selected at ac. but great deal Of the
good batter brings 5oa ;2o. sales Of Welsh tubs are
freely made at a d+9e.. and in cases 50c nce
lot OF Pennsy vania frkins and tubs brought SEC Re-
ceipts are light, but present prices will bring in little
new In three four weeks. Baltimore butter 10 find.
ing sale in this market and dealers speak Of sending
TO Boston for butter which here few weeks
ago. We quotes
State. Arkins prime p .s21A
Half frkIn tubs State tne .530S5
State frkiDs, medium. Y ..4514s
PENNSYLVANIA tubs and pals ................420J0
Middle and Southern Ono. .33G35
State Tubs. Welsh. good 10 choice.
Chicago, Wisconsin. &C.. Grkgns v b.-.....-..29D34
Western Reserve prime. IS a 40
Low Grade Western Butter .........-.--.....2sa 81
Canada TUBS and frkins good 10 fine v 40
Rolls, in wrappers, v 32035
CHEESE.
There are no new features IN the cheese trade. The
decline In gold nearly precudes shipping but the stock
10 so worked down that the home trade the
balance Of quotations. Stppsys can only pay Is@?,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
Sr,rg or CALIFORNIA, TRxAsuRY DEPARTMENT
SACRAMENTO, Feb. !. 1864. 5
there is on this day in the State

w Treasury the sum Of sl550o which under the pro
vision. Of OF the L. g,ue entitled Act to pro.
vide for paving certain equitable claims against the State Of
California and Funded Debt for that purpose
approved April 49, 1851 and also under the provisions Of sn
At snend.ory Of aid Act approved April a. 1860. ' Sc,
apart for tho redemption Civil Bonds Of said State Issued
under the provision, Of said frs. mentioned Acts Notice Is
hereby given that proposals for the surrender OF said Bonds
viii be received at this Department for the amount above
specified The 10th day Of April A. d. 1906, at IL m No
bids will be entertained than par value and respon'
sibie gusrsniee must accompany each proposal
A. PACIECO, State Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02

COCOA There has been very good inquiry, Gil.
hear Of sales in Boston Of ~ bags 81 Domingo fol
export hence on private terms,
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western and
State Flour IL less active and prices are irregular
common brands ARE dull and heavy. but the medium
grades better and IN active demands Family brands
are steady the sales are TO bbls 0t e. a a. 70 for
Supefne State e. 20Qt7 50 for Extra State 81 6O0se
for Sound dO G. l0ase - for Fancy stats o. 3Od IS ~
for the low grades Of Western Extra s. iOa4 20 Tor
Shipping Ohio; s9dsl2 Tor Trade and Family brands
and Sl2 Jy4 SIC for st. Ions Extras Euckvhea Flour
dull s. 25a s. 20 per 100 u. Canadian Flour Is less
active bot prices firm for choice grades and heavy
for common sales of 80 bills at 81 'js IS 20 tor the
low grades Of Extra. and 20 21asli ~ for Trade and
Family DO Southern Flour il rmer and In better de.
mand for the trade aud for shipmenI-esDecialy for
country brands sales Of goo bbis at S9dslO 10 for
mixed 10 good Srpeffine Country, Baltimore &c. and
$40 20ael5 20 for Trade and Family brands. Rye
Flour IL heavy and is plenty sales Of $50 bbls. at
- Esd Is 30 Corn Meal 10 more active; sales of 700
bbl. at IS 70 for jersey and u Is tor Brundywine
atoat.
GRAIN-The Wheat market opened frmer. but In
the absence Of any doDaDd closes quiet tho Inquiry
Is confined 10 Milling; the sales arc 400 bush. Nil
waukee Club at 81 G3@sl CO. 700 bush. Amber do at
81 ~; 1000 bush. Amber STATE NJ ~ 35qs2 40 and
900 bush. White Genesoe Ut 81 50. Barley isquiet
but firm. Barley Malt in fair demand salcs of OO0
bush State at sl 3O0sl 40. Oats In less active
demand and heavy; sales Of $1,000 bush. At 55h55ic.
ior Canadian; 40a43c. ior Unsound Western 80 for
state by tho oar load, and 5Od54e. for Jersey and
southern Rye is dull and heavy. Corn is less active
and easier under the less favorable from Europe
sales Of 50 go bush al 7aA16c for Unsognd; s6UIJc.
Tor Mixed WesisIn in stores s00elc delivered. and II
@s2c for Jersey Yellow. Canadian Peas ars steady;
sales OF 100 bush. at 81 ".
HAf-The market Is heavy and the supply Is large;
saes OF 20 bale. at &c. tor Shipping chiefly the
lR.l1e prlce, and 80 695c. for retail lots
HOPS are In good demand and prices are firm at
from ~ ~ and 10. as TO growth and quality.
AOLAsSES-rhe demand is very lair al former
psueS; sales u ~ Ataa. % w. Asd "a bbls, CBbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02

1T1UE CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTER
i RAILWAY COMPANY offer for SALE
81 cS0.OOO

~ their Fir Mortrage Snking FUND.- ConveIti6e
due April l. 1885, bearing SEVEN PER CESr ,
psvabe In The CITY Of NewYork the let day Of Apf a
October in each year being the ene balance oil the
which Company authorized to sell under t"e b Tus
tees for $1,000 600 covering the whole line OF tue
Road from Chicago Illinois, 10 Richmond Indiana ~ NJ ri
with the Franchises, Equipment and Appur'enace'' d %"
other present and future acquired property. -, .,.;h
Tie proceeds Of these Rond now offered VIII
the whole existing floating debt OF the Company and PROVIDE
for the purchase Of large amount Of additional 70 ing
For Copy Mortgage and further sppy az tne
Office Of the Company, No. 81 lillian st. New 1oiA "hec
sub.cripions for the Bonds Will be received.
Dated New. York, Feb. 10, 1866.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
Receipts Of Pred y c..

MAprH l-6.16l bbls. Flour 5l2 bbk WHISKY, 5 l43
bbls. Corn Meal 100 bush Corn. 900 bush Malt.
rs bush. Ont. AGO bush Seeds 20 pkgs Ashes 63s
pkgy Beef ss3 pkgs Pork. 469 pkgs Cut Mea,e l25s
pigs. Lard, 1914 ptga Petroleum. 100 pkgs. Butter.
y76 Dressed Hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
TREASURY DDPARrnRxr SACREnEsSo, Feb. !. 1865
. WHEREAS, there is on this day in the ST.

w Treasury the sum Of $1,000 which, under the pro-
visions Of al act of the Legislature entitled IAN Act TO pro
vide paying certain equitable claims ssnst the State o.
California and TO contract fund for that purpose. ap
proyed p 80 1865 for the redemption of Civil
Bonds said State sred updrr the provons Of sad act
notice hereby given that PROPOSALS for tbs surrender OF
.sd Bonds will received this Department for the
above specified until the 10Th day Of April A. D. 1856 ct II
m No bids viii be entertained at more than par value and
r. PACHECO, State Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
VALUABLE WATER-POWER for SALE

on the James River, opposite Richmond consisting oil
6story brick bui ding with wheels and driving power or
large business Has perpetual esss from the City Ok Man
chester VIII be sold low and payments made easy.
Also, some desirable COAL LANDS near Richmond;
And two IRON properties in Virginia, with fufn
aces. COAL de-, ready for immediate operation a.,
Apply to s. HASTINGS GRANT, No. 10 Broadway New
York CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
MEATS.
POULTRY AND GAME

With free receipts of fresh and large lots ~ Canada
and other frozen poultry arriving and Ia store trade
is dull and prices declining Geese, particularly are
hard 10 se tuns Of them beng offered at "a IOc Good
unfrozen turkeys ore worth 23a24c. Some Ohio lots
little swesty brought led20c. Canada frozen, $50
2Oc Live poultry is doing better with moderate re-
cepis The prospects ahead FOR dressed, are not en-
eoGraging. We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02

while the rrocsrs pay q ac2c and go. in small
way for something strictly tne. We hear oil l,oW
b. xes good factory sold to-day at Ole. The market Is
scarcely ~ finn Ms last week. Small arrivals OF new
are looked tor about The LIST of APRIL There is feir
southern demand for English dairy and pineappieai
nuotsd prices. We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02

1HUIsDAY March ], 1896.
ASHES-The market IL moderately active aud ff In
sales at o. IS for Pots. and ell 5oatl2 for Pearls
COIIOk-Ihe business has been very fair, bat The
market il irregular closing about $50 sc for Mid.
dlings; sales OF about Z. 90 bales
COFFEE-The market for Rio has been moderate,
but prices not very firm except for the very Lst
grades; sales Of +e0O tags, eI Byfoged Lcndahl on
private terms Other kinds are dull sales Of 20 bales
Mexican at &c.. gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,
No. WALLsr

s5O 600 NewYork State per cent stock for sale in
sums TO suit. W. G. WHITE, Cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
lne american Bureau of Mines,
No. o. BROADWAY

Mines mineral lands and examined and reported upon
Competent eng neers furnished to Mining Companies
Cousuhatlons afforded all mining, metsllur1cal and
cLeKa questions At tho office Of tie Bureau Rooms H. 20
aad q, Nos q and C. Broadway
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Gee d. II. Gillespie.
Francies Tones, jr. -
p C. Calhoun Pfesijen. Fourth National Bank
Cha.. Ava. Davis
fred sehucharit. Of y. schuchsrit 4 Sons
X. Cayia., ofCaylu. De Royter Co.
Fusene Kelly Of Eugene Kelly L &c.
J. y. sohcpeler of Sclepeor CO.
ChsA iozspcl OF Ttous, Schmidt Co.
WA 3. Drake. Of Drake Brohers
Geo. =. Dunning. Supt Of U. ;. Asay Ofea
X. T.. Mount, Jr.
Theodore Oettl. Of Gentil Phipps
BOARD OF EXPERTS.
Or r. A. p. Bernard, President Of Columbia College and
School Of Mines President OF Board 49, , =,
D. j. y. kiInbal, hiainS En.ine~, Vice President Of
Board.
Or John Torr~y. Director OF the U. 4. Assay Office
DR. Jus,us Adslberr IT Adebers Raymond
Dr. Aie1. Trippel. MeialluI yical tndneeL
Prof Francis Valon Of the SCHOOL Of Mines OF Columbia
Collerv.
Proe..os Thoms. Ess'on IT,, Of the School of Mines Of
Columbia College.
Prof C. D. chndler u the School Of Mines Of Columbia
College
o. Elton Buck, eco, Of Psrtz h Buck.
w. r. Tro~ bridge, esg. of the Noy-ty Iron WorhL
X. W. Raymond. -sq.. Secretary Of the Beard.
Dr. Hefu.sn CosdneI 6solosist aud Mining Ensineef.
oEo D. II. GILLESPIE. President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY MARCH o 1850,

Muscovado On private terms. 100 hhds. Zorro RICO a.
,Oo and $50 bbls New. Orleans at 95c aSl H.
STOCK MARCH J. 1876.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
EGGS.

EGGS.
Arrivals arc heavy to-day with free receipts from
Norfolk. VI. Prices are working down, and present
quotations cannot be relied upon for any length o time
The freshest and best nearby eggs will only oiing
3gc by the single bsrrel-NOrtolk eggs, aoa3'c' We
quote; =, ~ al
New-Jersey ard Pennsylvania fresh. " doz 81 "a
State. good marks. az
Southern y doz.. good order. 10 40
Erg Oats hush good. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
FRUITS AND NrTs-DRIED.

are held al 4t and l5c Black alnus and Butter
nuts do not sell Peaches are slow and WhortieperrhS
iii md Mn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02
AIpEs, SKINS AND PURs.
VEGETABLES.

There is fair Inquiry Tor seed potatoes and little
more groceIs' trade, but Improvement In prices.
led onions can scarcely be sOd-one large lot vas
ffered al 1Ic A. bill We Quote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-02

There are no new features IN the cheese trade. The
decline In gold nearly precudes shipping but the stock
so worked down that the home trade up the
balance Of quotations. Sbppsys can only pay IsW?,
, 1866-03-10

In inopposiaon to his own. It Is political trea-
son so 10 act, and ever consigua the indl-
vidual to eternal in[amy In the estimation Of
all men-foes as well as friends. a traitor Is
slways dcspiscd and hated. A President who
tcirnys Ills party commits q crime inst one
degree Less enormous than President who;
turns rebel and betrays his country. The
party In power Is the Government for the time
majority OF the people tndorse and sup
port it. =: :.
Office holders are merely agents of the Coy
crnncnt to administer the laws. The PKesi.
dent Is simply the highest offlce.ho!der, aud
agent Of the party in power. The individual
voter Is part df the Sovereignty, and NAV
chauge his mind and sentiments whenever be
plcases, hut Is bound nevertheless to obey the
will Of the majority, lawfully expressed. The
sovereign power In Republic abfdes In the
hands Of the voters rs whole. They are
called the i" people.' The sovereign will Is
expressed through the minority at the ballot
box, and the minority is bound 10 obey. The
majority will speaks for the whole people. II
Is treason against that sovereign wfll Tor any
Office holder. high or low, to set up his viii
against that Of the roz poptai When an Office
ADAACA AAAA3 lAI4A uc uI5k GluEC IQE MILL
Of the majority Of the people who entrusted
Linn With Office, Il Is his boundcn duty to
rcsisn-to give back the Office To the donors.
This rule applies with greater force to a
President than to a asubordinate. 4 President
has no right, legal or moral, to oppose the
measures Of the party in power, who are res
ponsible to the country for the administration
Of at!airs. If he is required to do an unconsti-
tutionai net, there is an easy way Of prevent
ing It. The Supreme Court Is the proper
Judge Of what u unconstitutional. It won't
do for President to set himself up as the
Supreme Court, and decide that what he
disllkcs is unconstitutional. II he finds
that he can not conscleutiously carry out
theFil ofthe party In power, 1t is hia duty
to resign. They, not he, are responsible for
the effect Of their measures and policies. He
Is ap ogeat, they arc the principal and the
sovereign,
, 1866-03-10

f1o,,,,a -, ~, .9{,l.en-,eY &c
SUpr..neau pr.'s spetu. aaa ~ w ~. e;n.a IL
um''.a0' 41A'e oths untna - =, 80. -
ls, la'i1o.'c n'cn .s., 81 ~ Wv ~ TSnrsa.x - ~
tn.u s'eave ~ Aoa l.a,astsd n.d,c,1 sa,a,.- g.
1@oue, 10y rt'o- sac.e-.d n t1,s,r rssts.s.s ~.
~. ro,el ~ 1o a.r ~ recons4 r,c,,or h,,a.S.a
1,.axs-s-nn, w. ~ ~ IL tlc E.ccut,yc Thcv~rs
uv thaiy S;,,ow citi.eu. sscrct.rv at,niop sa ~
~ | bo,a Tsdica1. and thcv uonnd M ~. ~ :
rcs,lvr rrorL.stfuo senator c,,o,n ~ ,,..;c. -.
SO, IN the sennte. cows, ,ra. .,s.,ss 10 10
=. 1-z..,t.. =. ,,, 80 .4oel@o "