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We print in this days sheet letter from a
very intelligent gentleman in the State OF
Texas, who refers to the mischief occasioned
IN that quarter by granting pardons to some
of the worst of the rebel tribe, and placing
them in stations of public trust. while men
who have been loyal to the Union are over
looked in the bestowa of offices, and MANY
OF the least guilty of the rebels remain un-
pardoned. The effect, as he affirms, has been
10 create an impression that the rebellion is
regarded as a venial offence at Washington.
and that those who have been engaged IN il
are objects of special sympathy and favor.
We have no doubt, for our own part. that a
mistake has been made in this respect, which
we hope 1t is not too late to correct by pur-
SUNG an opposite course in .he pardons
hereafter to be granted and the appointments
yet to be made. That Congress will repeal
the test oath, there is not the least danger:
that the President, the moment he perceives
that his tenity has been misinterpreted. or
that pardons have been procured by species
OIL lmpoSture, will be strictly on his guard for
the future. Is what we are entitled to expect
from from his character and his public declarations.
We have at the head of the provisional gov.
ernment In Texas a man of great energy and
hoolenesS OF character, strong sense of Justice
aud entire superiority to local influences. who
may be expected to give the President, for mis-
guidance. a true and faithful report Of the
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Governments of the Unired St .tes

government of the Unired St .tes.
PRESIDENT t--Andrew johnson, of Teuucs
see.
New York. tS W
:, Secretary Of War Edwin NJ. Stanton. OF
Pennsylvania. ~
pos'master William Dcnnison.
;, Secretary Of the Navy,-GLeon welles. Of
Connecticut. nnr,, - T. >'' ~
Secretary Of the ,ni terror James Harlan.
OF Iowa. f'$ ''""'
Seeref2ry Of the cr.asury--ITugh McCul-
longh, oflllinois.
lucky. t.H r.. I-'', -
President of the Senale-Lntay,,. Q
Poster, of Connecticut. -
& Speaker of the Houso-Schuvler Co,f,-
of Indiana.
.. SUPREME court.
salmon Z. Chase. Ohio Chief Justice.
H. James VI. Wayne, Georgia.
:. samuel Nelson. New York.
s o. K"hert c. Grier, Pennsylvania.
). Nathan Clifford. Main,.
8 Noah u Swayne. Ohio. ...
q. Daniel Davis. Illinois.
Z. Samuel Miller, Iowa.
: Samuel F Field, California
,f LIEUTENANT GENERALS.
Wingfeld Scott. virginiH
Ulysses S, Grant. of Ohio
sAdJntnnt General Lorenzo Thomas, D.]n.
ware. ~ 1872 - 80
d.. G.. -i'''
. .Quariermasicr General, Montgomery G,
Meigs, Of fPennsylvMAin. ~.
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LIMA, BY our DELEGATES IN CONVENTION
MET, DO oapAiS AND EsTABLIsH This coSsTi
TvT,uN roR THE GovERSmEsT or THE sAIp
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,oi more shall be equal and highest IN votes,
the General Aesernbly shall during tie same
iseaaionsin,the House OF Representatives. .chocses
oneOf them Governor 1iea rocs. CoDfesfed siec-S
tions for goveynor shall be determined by the
6snessI Assembly in ouch mat.ier as shall lie
raseiibed by Iaws y & 3
sgcsior 5. A Lieutenant Governor shall be
shoeep ht,ti . saJne time,in tbesamo niaaner,
continue IN uifice fof tho. same period, and be
possessed OF the Observation-Disclosures as The Gov
.ernos. and shall Ss oGie, 10 be President of the
Scnnte. ~ ".
.sxcrSoS s. The Lieutenant Gosefnor, noting
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-01-09
ARTICLE I.

SEorIos The Legislative authority of this
State shall be vested in a General Assembly, E,
which shall consist OF n Senate and House
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