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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-21

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES : &etne.
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IL. S. am eslten Sage bes San. 1866 ansiebt.
l- |lbertF9. Rtrrtd,
Senentlt@sr Nutar. SANITY &csnt,, Minu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-21
AL niminneinta &ans,
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NIT allen Comfort fir bic aeebrten @dfe aufs
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nung ~ 9etuitntn. SIR ben 9us1pant babe fh
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80 @,oa n 5ermant1 Gtrfler.
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Ser 2a8erbier=s aIopn
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2. Strabt in Der Rdbe bss Depot, Minn.aeoIis.
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Sttefeln,
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Aass tooblfeti uns bon o.N.r GuaIitat. Aoumi
une prafei fbr spereet tpobl besi.ut r.rs.n.
O., - ats b6dltsn mrsifs rsrssn bsablt it,.
Ua3en, 9nfts unt Saftr.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-21
Mm Die Torsner
eaAspn Carer County unb umeessne

. Der
Ddrtmnaret unb SfenffDre
veg untsrseidnsten sntbals bic bette Auspab
Doh SeTsn Der ~neueItsn une tepdbrtsfen GRuGei
louts Satt< unb Sts@waa,en antr Dirt.
Sobn Gunf,
h5I9 Gaser, W,an.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-21

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Sie 8rauerei

0fbbarb & Re(Ier,
CARVER, ~
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lunoes Slsr, tooScn AtRebmsr in ieo.r asyunih-
ten Auansitdt gum rsurantsa Ra,ftprtis babsn
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Niures ssYilasn 4 uns 10 5asgn Die 5alits,
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men lia at fis General. Yalaee-WGsrtsn her
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6 8arctar CT, rabs 8rpaonsY.
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Oeutf6e Brauerei

v@ngel tins Bilbemanr",,
SErasoaaep- Roas, ant @uasrIuaf (;3udebul
WtnDna, Mtnn
Jafcb wifbrcb, Gisentb
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hermit bsfens su,pfp5Isn.
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Die GjermQnta 2etenss
DE 0]FENEUEIW NEPFH@0
&erGherunss q Weieu1Noft

WeT1tDfTHH81 WRTfu1WNTN
30, 5rpab,paie, 9oe,u=Dprf,
snsRsblt ben Beppbnsrn vun Minnslpsa, safns'
unidbdebarcn @pb!that Der %eeehs,
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Capital non .S az ~
Das Bsrn,5sc. Der 9HfN'd11t se!fa am y ov:
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-21

',=. SagbD = Co.,
5atrifanten ocn unb sant!er in
Sang> It. 5ebepumpen,
ben btEsu in Der nelt,
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-26
Call of the Southern Unionists for
National! Convention.

WASHINGTON. July IL The following
is the call for Convention of Southern
Unionists, to be held at Independence
Hall. in the city of Philadelphia, on the
first Monday of September, 1866:
To THE LOYAL UNIoSisTs OF THE SoUTH:
The great issue is upon us The ma
joritv in Congress and its supporters
firmly declare that the rights of the
citizens enumerated in the Constitution,
and established by the Supreme Court,
must he maintained invioiate. Rebels
and rebel sympathizers assert that the
rights of the citizens must be left to the
States alone, and under such regulations
as the respective States choose volun-
tariIy to prescribe.
We have seen the doctrine Of State
sovereignty carried out in its practical
results until all authority in Congress
was denied, the Union temporarily DIES
troyed: the constitutional rights of the
citizens of the South nearly annihilatcd,
and the land desolatcd by civil war
The time has come when the recon
struction of Southern State governments
must be laid on constitutional principles,
or the despotism grown up under an
atrocious leadership be permitted to re
main
We know of no other plan than that
Congress, under It's constitutional powers
shall now exercise its authority to estab
lish the principle whereby protection is
made co extensive with citizenship.
We maintain that no State, either by
its organic law or legislation. can make
transgression on the rights of the citi
zen legitimate. We demand and ask
You to concur in demanding protection
to every citizen of this great Republic,
on the basis Of equality before the law;
and further, that no State government
shonld be recognized as Legitimate under
the Constitution, in so far as it does not.
by its organic Law. make impartial pro
lection, full and complete Under the
doctrine Of State sovereignty with rebels
in the foreground controlling Southern
legislation. and embittered by disap-
pointnent in their schemes to destroy
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-26
Indiana johnson Convention,

The convention at indianapolis, on rae 10Th
organized by the apt ot,ltment of Gen. solomon
Meredith PfeS't; Capt. J. V kelSo Col James
Morgan, Capt y. kilgore, Capt John NJ Fin,
Col. Geo. Ii. PIrdy. Col W. {. Klse DIR. K. B.
Hoover, and II. c. Rppey. Vice Presidents;
and Col. W. T. Davis and capt. Ed. b. Allen
Secretaries.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
/ Resolved. That we are now, as heretofore
arientiy attached 10 the Union Of the States
under the Constitution of the United States
that we deny the right Of any State to secede
aud hold that all attempts At secession are null
and VOID; that all the States are now States OF
this Union, a. before the rebellion, and we de-
ny the power of the General Government IN
der the Constitution. to exclude State from
the Union, or to govern il TERRITORY
>. That our confidence In the AFFINITY. inte-
Iity, patriotism and StsteSmanShip OF President
johnson Is andinIRlshel and we cordially sp-
prove the general policy of his administration,
3. That We cor tally indorse the restoration
policy OF Presiden, johnson, as wise, patriotic
constitutional and in harmony with the Ioyal
sentiment and purpose of The people n the sup
preston Of the rebellion with the platform up
on which he was elec ell, and with the dec AIRED
policy Of the Iste President
1. That under the constitution Of the Uni
tel States the right to prescribe the qua|ihcs-
lions ot electors therein: ard that it would be
sQbyersive Of the principles of our Government
Tor congress to force universal suffrage upon
any portion OF The country in opposition 10 the
known wishes OF the citizens thereof
.. That all the States in the Unson are enti-
tied oy the Constitution OF the United States
TO representations in the councils OF The nation.
and that all loyal members duly elected ard
returned, having tue requisite qualifications as
prescribed D. law, shobld be admitted to thei
i.
their respective Houses each House beng the
judge Of the slectien returns and quail fscstioas
OF its members
6. That the payment of the national dsbs IS
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the Union. there viii be no safety for
tie loyal element of the South
Our reliance for protection is now on
Congress, and the great Union party has
stood, and IS standing by the nationality.
by the constitutional rights OF the citi-
gen. and by the benefcent principles of
free government Fer the purpose Of
bringing the loyal Unionists OF the South
into conjunction again with the true
friends of republican government in the
North. we invite yoa to send delegates,
in goodly numbers, from all the South
ern States including Missouri, kentuc XIV.
West Virginia. MARYLAND and Delaware,
TO meet at Independence Hall, in the
city of Philadelphia, on the lst Monday
OF September next
1t is proposed that we should meet at
that time TO recommend measures for
the establishment OF such governments
in the South as accords with and pro-
tects the rights OF all citizens.
We trust this call will he responded TO
by numerous delegations of such as rep
resent the true loyalty of the south
That kind Of government which gives
full protection 10 all the rights of the
citizens, such as our fathers intended,
we claim as our hirthright Either the
lovers of constitutional liberty must
rule the nation, or rebels and their sym
pathizers be permitted to misrule it,
Shall loyalty or disloyalty have the keep
ing of the destinies of the nation? Let
the responses TO this call, which is now
in circulation for signatures, and is being
numerously signed, answer.
Notice is given that gentlemen Mt q
to it by sending a request by letter
directed to d. W. Bingham, Esq, W ash
ington, D. c.
W. b. Stokes. Tenn; Jos. t. Fowler,
Tenn; Jas. 6 city, Tenn; a. j Hamilton,
Texas; Geo W. Paschal, Texas; c. b.
Salni, Texas; L. W Ashburn, Ca;
Henry G.. Cole, Ga; j. w McClerry.
Mo; Jno. r. kelso, Mo; j f. Benjamin,
Mo; Geo W. Anderson. NO. john Is.
Trott. Fairfax CO, Va; j. NJ Stewart,
Alexandria, Va VIM n. Berkeley. Alex
andria. Va, Allin c. Hannah, Alexandria,
Va Lewis Mckenzie, Va. j. w Hunni
cutt, Va; John c. Underwood, Va;
/ Burnham Wardwell. Va: Alex NJ Davis.
Va; Byron Latin, \. c.; Dan r. Good
/ loe, n C; Geo. Reese, Ala; D II. Bing-
ham, Ala; NJ. J. Safold, Ala j II.
Harcom be, Ala.
WASHINGTON, July 4th, 1866.
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sacred obligation never 10 he repudated and
that no debt Or obligation incurred in aav nlan
ner whatever in aid Of treason or r-be. on
should he ever assumed paid.
!. That the nation owes lasting debt OF graf
itude to the soldier, and sailors Of the late war
Tor suppression OF the rebelIon, and that the
families OF the fallen heroes, who died hat the
county might live, are The wards Of the people
ard should be cared for b. the Government:
AMI we endorse the President OF the I nited
states IN his determination 20 give the Offices Of
the country TO he soldi rs who, during the late
war defended the country.
8. That our delegates 10 the Philadelphia
National Union Convention expected 70 CO
operate only with loyal Union men
NJ. KIlgore offered the following resolution
which unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That We di>sppfove Of and con
demn the action Of the United ates Senate
in refusing TO confirm and rejecting the nomi-
ratious Of soldiers to office.
Tie following gentlemen were appointed delegates
the Philadelphia Contention Of the 18th Of August
State at large William :. Smith. Of Allen; David
hiIgore, Of Delaware; u. :. Cooling. Of Haneock; D.
Garland Rose. OF Marion.
First Distriet-Dr. DyBru'er, and W c. Preston,
Of anderhurg.
Second Dfstrict-John ;. Davis, Of Floyd. Colonel
Ihiri District-Joseph G. NcPheeters of Monroe
Fourth l'istrict-James Gavin OF Decatur John
With District-1oomon Meredith ana E z, Will
hanson, Of Wavue.
Sixth Distrie,-John NJ. Flynn, Of Shelby; Henry
A. Swnpe. 90 Hancock.
Sevent District-C c. Matson, @. Putnam; Ezra
Reed. OF Ngu.
Eighth 6snic.-w. Wilson, of Tippeoanoe;
W. c. Kise. Il one.
Ninth District Harry Crawford of White; r. Rose,
OF Lap0rte.
Tenth District John B. Love, OF Lagrange; Mar
shall W. Wines. If Allen.
Eleventh Decentralization P Lindsay, OF Howard;
Edward Wilson, Of els.