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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-21

i'd hin-ana anslhss, - oasaAes, aad an
oshsr. a. ths II one fsll ~ ApaeaR was
shos away. TAsIas rsslsd 1rs1Ar1
- - L. = - ~, 49,
Ddsr u very 11k6( ~ 49,
III n wA4sd y Gboat -, stood =
Ekf1ng kssa6, - turni his face -
hfch I'd theGl1riss a ~ near tss1ler
"a ~ eoe SIS - baQl Co.
8l,n s fen dea4 49,, hiSS ~
sheeE ut him. But the Kne had cldSo IA,
| theu1aia1nt had pressed forward, had saved
- HI. staff alike, and the 6sld w
4-1nNA6 0G6 Ntaa1 111B..1 -
going down, going down, letting shsx aal
trail IN the dust beside them, hgo6k tnfopl
the ere Of the enemy. Maryland dropped
1tt6 &65y4SS IN 1k0x 16G&
i when man, one Of the men see before me
wAs huidg not their iiyesa spis'B ~ sem-
Epnrsd Nth the great nase 1t 1takos nitet
himself up with the Gag 6 equality and tsss
about him, saying simply, ut may nesl
/ death 10 us when We return, but We will stsns
long enough at least, before We FIJI our graves
for the North TO close about us and press on
| ward 70 victoy.n
Before me zee two conveotions. Allow
you hundreds OF thousands whose pale lip
say, ssDead in battle ~ for you and for me
multitudes who falter, dead Of starvation
in Southern prisons y for you and for me
men and women end kttle children, per
chance some brother. wife, or little child Q
yours, who utter dead through the caus
that assailed you and me-" In the midst
see our latest martyr, slam in the streets Q
New Orleans, who echoes back for thsm iron
the ~esernities, tfewords uf his dying lips
.'Let the good fight 60 on ~
This Convention Is not yet closed-its &C
ton not yet ended. Ireland, to which 20
have sent greeting, stan6s listening. Ih
crushed millions of tASOld World stand list
ening. The great loyal masses Of the North
the wronged, prosecuted, and suffering one Q
the South, stand listening. Our martyrs hov
err near. God stands listening for your wor
to declare that the good fight shall 60 on.
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STATE 1DG1On1A1 C0xv1u1DD3s
The Davenport Gasstts says, and ito sppsal
70 the fraternity in The StassS TO have thsa
and there good convention and ssjoysbls
time we heartily second: "Ths next NEST.
ine of the Towa Press Association will b
held at Marshalltown ION Wednesday, Octo
Der 18th; in accordance with the Constitnties
Of the Association and the appointmedt =
the State Editorial Convention Of last March
Il il TO be hoped that the entire press Of low
will be represented on this occasion, also TIA
| "a Iswa editors whn h1xa Hos ysS1Uuu1
membsrs q the Association, will at once for
ward theif names, with the one dollar mem
fbsrship fee, 70 o. ". Edvsrdss Tssas.ss .
BuplinGton. None Of our editorial brethren
have = ri noticed the approaching ooasen
ton ia their coinnns. We usxs lhsif saten
ton 70 The matter. Let NJ havs hive Con
vsnsion.n
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~ MANHOOD:
~ How Lost /! how Restored

Jmt HsSifsAsd II a &aiet e,ssvit4~ fra,sk sa1A
ALE rURB on THE sATUsAL TRksTMKSr, and
Radical Cure Of spermAstrh s~ninai sak In
voluntary Emiss ions b-bilty and In pedime -
Marriage esesraIly Nv, Conssnpdsa kp1r
issy,ans rSts Metal ad Physicist IReapefsy, resast
ting lseM T. u abnse he ~ Rosf ]. crivsavHa, - D.,
aasAcs Of tbs 0rsss beck &c.
"a Doon % TAeusanas ~ Du9srsrs."
esst nnder ssA Ia plain .n~.iep-. TO asy adArsss,
pepcid rsesipt ofsx cent? two psssASs staaSs.
bycHAkr. J. c. Kiln co, -
I9J 0swsFy, u. T., Pest O0ee Dox A,Sse.
Also Dr.. Iservsls "Mxrtsss Guide" price Is cents.
ssptf-dA ~amos
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Hos Z. n. sfIrn, Rspst bean candidate -1sr suprens
ccnrt Reporter, win Cd ire the psop u Iswa 1t The
following times and piscss VIZ;
DoNssboro. sept sls atapm
Nevada, Sept. n Il p 70.
Marshatovn. sspt- 9tth at D. n.
Toledo, SEP, 2sth. n2p m.
harenso Sept eth, s.2p N.
vsnton, Sept 9Th, AZ - m.
Nsripe, Sept 9sth, at2 m.
A.a1oss sept. 10th, II Up. a.
Tpt,n. Oct 1.t at p m.
Nfs.s.ine. oct. 81 At D m.
Wspsllo o.. III. At p m.
NJ Pleasant, net 4th. ct Q D. %.
tAirreid, oct. sth q. .. m.
The Republican Central Counits.es Of the several
soaptss are resas.tei 70 that due notice il given
tsc~e nsstlass In thsir respective coastiss AID 70
axe all neesssasy arrangements therefor. =
NE. CUTS
r. Chairman Rep. stat. c.n.r.a oeun.s.a
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andrew johnson on Reconstruction.

an calling convention TO restore the State Who shall
and reestab,ish tf Shall the Who gave his
influence and his to destroy tbs Govsrnmsnt Il
he TO participate 10 the at work OF reorganization
sha be who brought this misery upon tbs State be
mited to control is destiaies' II this b. then al
this precious blood Of brave soldiers and ocers
fre-iy poured out viii have be~a wanoniy spilled all
the glorious victories by noble armies will 70
1or nausht. and all the bsttsnslds which have been
ovn with desd heroes during the rsbsllioa viii have
nsds memorable in vain. Why an this carnage and de-
vnststions II that trvason might b. put down and
traitors punished Therefore say that traitors must
take back seat 10 the work Of restoration"
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A GROWN or GLORY.
STERLINGS. AMBROSIA

u Wiling - rSoo1MsodH Three yeafS 81 rnpadly In
sssaa.s sais Aass .sAs u. A.br 81 fs.ess I'll svs
Ne ssslA.
IT II WARRANTED TO PLEASE.--
uenr.s Itching Of ID. Head. 4sa,a
Nnske Nsv Hair srss on 1a1d He'd
npr vsuts the d IL ron Falling out.
II rssdses tbs h Son and glossy
/ uss.ss NE sesip; coos. ths Hs.tsl Brsv; R4a.as
DaaAssH; Cures Hsrvoss Hs.daeh.: Cures RAldas
Inszrss Ls1uriAnt LcuAs Inchass NJ 70 Curl; asp
$500 vigs; Kills Hair Haseu. Good eject apparent
E lrO rH1 LADiEs We sAY, Vt
ne Anbrosa vfn ssit you 70 :. NAsastiy PIT :,
Dssesss'y fsrfansa. nsro.issd " Opera eissss -
Astr~so 80 II 0inS4bezss oesazessA- esstalar
ing too isrss bsssls- la. 4 for .ss.inG. ~ J -
40 iIsrAsaAnsvra.
Df1kxfhGV xIBR0jf 1 - ssSask - SU,~avs
asA elective toilet In ~ world To pssvs tAi, NJ
sosa " Dr.ssists,
DtssiiAgp AAAsss1s snaapfaet1sl1g sGumpan
41O' fa1sSn tsssSs. NsW Yssk
Nsvlsss q n T " la n
/ CsLoAfEs AROMATIC vRGEfAsls SOAR.
A superior Tsasss sep, psss6rss 49, rsa,sa
vegssAsss Olas In es,staat1ha M 0lyssRAn
~ especially dssisaed for the uss Of Ladies ~
~ Nursery. n psAs.s = sxsss.its, a.dis
Ing properties unrivalisd Per sais By eli dr.gssts
fshISdAvIv
I MARRIAGE AID CELIBACY, n 10y II
wsrninsS sd snsturnon for youux Mss No Dtsaasss
- AAseu which pesstrseAhs vital psvus With ssss
nsaM efrsi Aentfrss u eAssss h ssAls1 istase -
vtaspa. Asdrsss n. J. sufLLrN H0Uenr0M, nsv-
~ Anseiatios, RhilAdslphia. p.
ssaaelev3n
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Hos. y ,. RTssrri Republican, candidate for Attor,sy
General cfthe State ofrows. WI speak q Solloxs:
n Madison. Sept. cath, at pm
Ktaknk. Sect. 2si. at 2 y. n.
Kec.anqaa. sea-. %, ID, asap n.
vsrn-id. Sep, -. ss4 m.
NJ. plessant S.fi 18th. at2p.m.
wspe'Io, Sep. 81 t7p.m
itis expected shs ~ local ceaasttses VII snks The
necessary arrangemsn.s for thess nssAuss 10 theii
Wspcei've counties. Mr. rrrra
Charm. "a H-p. State csa.rai oomnissss.
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Andrew johnson In Favor Of Dhffanthiin
Traitors.

y that the traitor has esAsed to be citizen, and
p jdning the rebeliiop has become public enemy He
brfeitsd his right TO vote With loyal when he
aounosd his cisenship and sought destroy Coz.
Gnmsnt We say TO the most honest and industrious
foreigner who CONES from England and Germany 10
DWELL among and to add the wealth of the country
Before you Be ci,ir-n you mnst stay here for Nv.
jean live cautious about ford xaers, Who VOL
unfairly rsnounce their homes to live with u.s. What
should say to the traitor Who although born and
fsarsd among u.s. hs rsissd puricioda hasd against
the oovssnment which always protected hini Ny
Judgment that he shoud be subjected 70 sssses
dsal before he 10 restored 10 citilenship"
Andrew Johnson In Favor Of Executing Traitors.
shcw who has been engaged In these conspiraci.s
vhe hss hrsd upon Gee ~ho has give Instructions
10 take ovt custom house arsenaa And dock yards
and vii, show you traitor Were Pre.ideut OF the
Omitted sh'ss. vould DO Thomas Js6srscn did In
lsoe With Asron Burr vonld have them arrested and
convicted within the meaning and OF ths Con-
sldtuuon, BY the Eternal God would execute tAtn.-
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Judicial District Nominations.
$ MY POLICY" IN 1864
Andrew johnson Favon Connxahon.

"Tresson must he made odious snd traitors must b
punished and impoverished. Their great ptanta nj
must be seized and divided into small frma and sold &c
honest. industrious men,
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Congressional Nominations

ls--'sssF----F 97E7f1e
First District
JAA. =. WILSON, ofJsRerson County.
eecond District,
HIRAM PRICE, sests cS1Asy.
Third District;
WIN. b. ALLISON, Dubuque County.
Youth pstrtict,
n. LOUGHRIDGE, Mahaska County
rsNh District
EN-. q. n. DODGE, PsttawattAnis &c
Sixth District
A. w. HUBBARD. Woodbury. County.
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VILLAS FULTON,
80 Z
Insurance and Real Estate
= - AeE1nH1W, - =
KEoKUK, IOWA.

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sSvn tsMevU - lam sf.n. >. ~
roo. is..ly osssp ~ the x:ossi -
- 1s.esZ .ees.als. 81 las
EOR SALE. "A desirable ressdssce n
= Hsaa16es ~, Ssd1i6ase an aar1 vrAjAosss.
VII e e ~ e s..A s' .:ess:4 10 iR,s
! 10y 80 S! !, :: -; IL IS;
1S1telsa.ekbsss9HAK 4&3l 5EaH
A~GsS fs@ssS ~! III
INA nso nsls szssa, 1ssask.,
Fer sale. : u
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
q Atvostory Brick Dwelling Houssj WITH q rsoms
variety ofsrapss aud eihsr INIT 6sssts % taisos
Street. b's.s'. ~ ssd7ta ssrsss .sss!ss Il
ESsd s=Ea Rsal Astats Agent.
For sale.
A ONE-STORY Frame Dwelling House
vtsA roons snd goes cellar, tal lot vitA vse
o. i.ssils. s.s...a = = Cd s....s. ks,ss !
iysd s M 1uLfoT. Asssa.si
Fs1 sAle.E III 81
a DOUDLE S1e1ss5ty Ffasss Dwelling
II 4sasas enaaAis1g - peS ~ cellar fsll iss
Rce6 veil Of vster. ssd ans sfahls atnatsa q mi
e psf., iss I'd = sssseA 1ess1C 4.n.x 3
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n WL - seNA sgvse - sfIst 80 1ess u
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TIE sunday Hws'd {Ios;svilss, Ky.)-an
ultra rebel sheet-closss disable aea;.ss
the National Conversions 81 eoatAssa Lsyal.
- = follows. s. eis ssssss,s :
's1f tho sehaGbes of thesS xhcashpa, Raj.
eab ahosld b carried on, TIN osuaSy I'D
mot b a 1or deesatvAits - - i've Il. -
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friends IN MsxiSof Or tAess Il 1easil I ~
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sudsnxisty5 a sxsitss tlhsir hsAsmKrsualy
- fsgvks<1r. :, 6ks J6Aa 1viTsAi,
annskise - il Ioua- h Dsunpssl
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fsHs - - e sea4ss .ls 49, sFS4rva
s8
sstf ss1ass -4g3 "
s = ~-se s5ss-A Is s44ssl
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- s4ss 80 49,. 49, 49, ls-s
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ca = x4a.cs&a assS4xAss
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Chairman State Central Committee
n. r. CUTS, 90 mSuaeauma.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-05

- Tx,Suynmert You thereby
.festoraton OF -. For the currency 10 circulate
~ ,,.snh would have the enect VI K ~ ,rac.
contracsion while i WOULD a from e Contraction.
ticaI oeis v;yei IL soundcr basis to rest upon.
~ ~ ~~s,rotng the products OF the Soutn-ssossno
.syrse hundred million dollars worth 49,. VI W.
oacco, cotton Of our Sancia crash +
rvnmid make the currency perfectly souna, maa
- ,snn,d develop all the Industrial resources ~
and promote the industrial Interests on a e,,t
country. The restoration OF the uoNe n,s,,,,ad
~ the greatest stimulant that can De appneu,'
not oniy 10 the manufacturing, but the agl,
cnitnraY. commercial, and other inaus. a
in terests of the nation. he spoke OF tne ~ az a
nal revenue, and said that restorauoh ~ ha W..
Government In all It's branches w So,,,s int
the affect 10 remove all the burdensoino ,,,d do
n.I taS of me country Anything ne eou,a he = .
10 promote ell the interests Oh 'h' 'o'
assured them he would 90. ,,.,.oa ,hese
m. comm,ttee whose address ehcltea 'heee
r.,n.rrs were the representatives Oh se' "
.,,rors AS soon rs Mr.. JOHNSON con-
-, .na nrominent man Of the deiegaioh'
NJ WAN. said that they were OF OPINION !,
~. Tho vast importations from ABROAD cou,u
10 no checked by q high tarin. lohouay
ants a leetle more protection
Tho President considered the restoration VI
.,e Government would increase the aeihaho
for articles, and do away with the Necessity
for diminishing the circulation But ne sluch
To Il that we must have a united govern
ment, and said nothing about tarih 10 en-,
courage poor Shoddy. The dialogue ciose'
thus: 49,, NJ
.Mr. d. Ward Black Republican, MI VI
pr.s;dent we are all iaboring under the DC
| i;af thnt we have a government:
q Mr.. Johnson.-Then let us nave Wn rao
arnnsnt Then we have got wider area
FOR everything to be carried on in"
with this flea in his ear, Shoddy withdre"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-05
By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
u TION OF VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY,
DWELLING HOUSE: AND UNIMPR0yED PRO;
PERTY IN THE CITY OF RlCHaOND AND
the Circuit Court q the city Of Richmond pro.
nounced on the I'd July, lse0, affirmed by the Court
of Appeals, and OF decree OF the SAID az Circuit
the first styled Leftwich and wife rs. Shelton's
ecutrix and others the second, Brummel Is. Left.
and
as special commissioners therein named, will, on
FRIDAY, the 2sd day Of March, 1880, at II o'clock,
premises t to the highest bidder the following real
Joseph Brummel, OF the Sd April, 1855, on SO much
crees upon the terms prescribed by said DEGREES
to wit for cash as to one-third OF the proceeds OF
sale, and upon credits az TO the residue OF SIX
bearing interest from the day OF SALE the purcna-
sers executing negotiable notes for the credit In
Teyance Is directed by the court. The taxes for
this hs to pgahfb Il ho on the
street. on Church Ill., one hnndfed and thirty two
by one hundred and sixty-hve feet, upon when
there is large brsk Of be ay Of
a End. The large BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY, on
streets, sixty five by one hundred and thirty-two
3rd One LOT on the south side OF Franklin
street between Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sixth
streets, fronting on Franklin street thirty three
feet and running back one hundred and ffty feet
ath One LOT on Franklin street, adjoining the
above, thirty three by one hundred and sixty
feet. IL ,r.p;
In Wenrico county Nos. I To 20 being the same lots
conveyed to A. L. Royster by William Christian
anu why PowHATAN ROBERTS, commissioner
WILLiAM w. CRUMP, COMMISSIONER
Sale to be conducted by
0At' HARRISON, GoDDIS 4 APPERsoS.
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rne Presidents Power over oo o .laa 70

MIA Presidents POWER oVcS ~ a.
ny ~. tan DAYS since we called atsen.loa
s.ot that the President, II % up
tne srn,n,,.,e the Radical party oy ae0' -.
co"' ~. w.rsnt an end and summonlAs 80
ing 49,, roembers 70 their seats Ia Oons.oss'
So ',s .nr,ner being sufacient, when added 70
tne', .an,,orters Of the Presidents pohcy, !"
sne s,dv containing . majority OF Oh .ne
s"n..or. and Representative. on fiasy
-. M DAVIS. Of Kentucky, ssartieo sne
go NV calling attention to the fact ana VIZ
s -. cv.,c, the &ay that his speech " occa-
.."n.a |, slight ripple In congressional circles
,.,a ,,,,..ine that the /" ripple" was not 80
.',.n, Al the Star would have the puonc
s,,,,,,ose Isut ve also believe that the Radicals
n.rs already succumbed to the power Of the
prss,dent. and that they viii prevent the pos
s,h,,;tv Of such step on his part as the one
limited at by admitting into their Congress '.e
members from the South who are Wiling :.
tske the test oath. We can well imagine W.,
a conservation Mr.. DAvIs's remarks AA"''
have produced. We quote
"Mr Davis said that the s o. raceivinr them
On the Senate constituted msloriy VI . so
whole number Of Senators. II theso W.
united. the President could communicate wiz
them a the CONSTITUTIONAL UOuys oi.u, ~ -.
Eternai. he would advise him to do IT to-mor'
row. He would be clearly right in doing 80:
He would sooner trust the Southern oena.o :
As the friends Of the country than those w I'm.
were for keeping them out. The fresluens u =,
~ rasnadv In his hand, and ought TO use IL.
T the r was no palmer principle Of law than
that the President would have the rign., IN ~
case the Southern Senators came nsro :. S ror
Ven, ITO session with those who We're an favor
NJ aSmitting them, to decide whether IL was
NOT the constitutional Senate"
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By Harrison, Goddin + Apperson,
Bankers. Brokers and Real Estate Agents.

ok VERY VALUABLE LOTS IN
- The BURNT DIsTRIcT AT N THs Tw SHhrnH
sTREETs AND on THE gT s9uTHRwSEsRET S0hT Sos
IE ASE AT AUCTION FOR TIN WARS r, hwua
TUR FIRST APRIL NEXT, AND OLD bhiSno
THEREON FOR SALE.-Atthe request OF the exc s
cufors OF the late william Mitchell, r., decsssea
We shall lease at anetion ON the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 9Th March, 1859 e u o'clock. NJ
auartefiy IN cd the foregoing truly vsi nn;.
on the north side Of Main street each twenty ise'
running back ninety feet to alley ten feet VIDE
also three lots In the rear Of the above, each IRONY.
ing twenty feet on the west line Of Twelfth street
running back fifty seven feet to an alley seven ies'
wide, and bounded on the north By Bank ssr rss,
and south by the aforesaid en-foot alley: run
ticulars NJ 10 terms, &c., made known q !hs nCnr
OF leasing. The taxes for this year, and dStihs
viii Be- sod ali The Obj and other BULB
ING MATERIALS on said lots, Ia parcels W SUI ~
purchasers, the same 70 be removed " 'hs ~
Tssss Four months credit for approved en-
d9rssd 81 capitalists and others
psrsuar isS s,sSs e ss 6SSfg0n rPSsscs
10 3e--tds Aucsoe1ss.
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observation-disclosures. Commerce. &c

observation-disclosures, Commerce. &c.
President JoHssoS understands as well what
he u talking about ~ any man could. His
speeches are clear exponents OF very deiibe
ratsly formed opinions. he knows what bene-
iicial effects win follow the restoration Of State
authority, freed from the distractions and
irritating infuenoes Of Frssdmen's Bureaus
etc.--indssd, the paciilcation Of the country
In this, the only possible way. Moro than once
he haa, with brsyity and point, brought to the
attention of the nation the influence Of such
rsstoraticn npon thscnrrency. the commerce,
the rAnufaetures. and the agriculture and
industry Of the country. In o heiaf reply 70 q
eomnittss which waited upon him the other
day, he said
!" he fun Ard complete reconciiixtton of the
cOnnssy nuGAt - - . precuysoS - al WOye.
lsaN-..xNouzd b the drst okfeet. Eooh i
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Amending the Cons titution-States
RiOhtS

One of the many amendments proposed
by the Radicals to the United States Constitu-
ton il exciting a good deal OF opposition IN
the North. It is quite refreshing, 100, 10
observe the ground Of opposition taken IN
quarters where the most latitudinous con-
struction Of that venerable instrument mas
prevailed in latter years
We have been struck with the views OF Mr..
HALE, M. G. from the Essex district, new
York, upon the amendment proposed Dy the
Committee on Reconstruction to secure by law
10 all the citizens of the several States equal
protection in the enjoyment OF life, liberty,
and property
-"Mr. Hale takes the ground that 1T, In effect,
authorizes Congress to pass any laws IL may
deem necessary and proper for protecting GU
zens of all the States In the enjoyment OF me;
liberty, and property that it may take an
these matters into its own control, subject
only to the condition that the protection thus
afforded shall be equal. He regards this as q
wide and dangerous departure from tne run,
damentai principles Of the Government, and
as completely overriding all the powers and
rights expressly reserved to the States by the
Constitution"
The New York Times charges that this is
only another of the "steps proposed by the
"Radicals for a consolidation of the central
"power, and the complete overthrow OF State
"authority. The steadiness with which this
"purpose has been pursued shows that IT is
"not an accident Of political action, but a
efdeliberate and distinct political programme.
at has more than once been asserted in
Congress that as the Southern States are
"now unrepresented, and as the Northern
Estates thus have the opportunity TO make the
Government precisely what they would have
cit, they ought to embrace it, and to pass such
claws and such amendments to the Constitu-
..tion us VIII give them permanent and com.
plete control of the Government. And the
"whole action of the Radicals in Congress has
"been steadily and powerfully in that direc-
tion'