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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-11-12

CTRANGE, BUT TRUE.
~ Every young lady and Gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much to
their advantage by return mail Gree OF charge bv
addressing the undersigned. Those having fnrs
Of being humhti.i.cl will obli.c bv hot moticing
this card. All other will please address their ODE
dent servant,
THOS. +. CIIAPM.N,
39;1y S31 Broadway, New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE AMERICAN COOKING

Is manufactured with certain improvements Sc.
cured by letters patent under date Of May D, 1863
and December 5, 1865. Ono Of these improvements
covers the arrangement Of fitting portable ash
pan in the hearth Of Cooking Stove, to receive
the ashes as it passes down from thegrate, Al
persons are cautioned against manufacturing,
vending or using other Stoves made in imitation
of the American, as suits have been commenced
for infringement Of these patents, and all persons
manufacturing selling or using said limitations
will lie liable for damages for infringement OF
these letters patent. -
SHEAR, PACKARD & CO.,
Il & ~ Green St Albany, n. Y.
The American is for sale by
WEIGH & HARVEY,
lion Middlebury, Vt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARCHING ON

MARCHING ON!
WI Constantly advancing in public favo-,
throughout the United States, the British Colonies
and Spanish America, and needing no
FLOURISH OF TRUMrETs
to proclaim its success, that standard article,
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
is now far ahead Of any preparation OF its class.
People Of Fashion, at length thoroughly under
stand the terrible consequences cntailelby the use
superiority of this famous vegetable DYE Manu-
featured byJ. CRISTADORO, 6 Aston House. New
York Sold by Druggists. Applied by oil Hair
Dresser. U030;4w
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NATARRH, bronchitis, Scrofula,

A i n TX TX III, Bronchitis, ocroiuia,
" Liver and Kidney Diseases. Natures Re-
medals from Plants.
WIN X. PRINCE Flushing, New York, for 60
wears proprietor Of the linn@n Nurseries has dis
covered posiye cures for the above and all inner.
tied and Chronic Diseases. Dyspepsia, Nervous
Debility, Rheumatism, all Female Maladies, aud
others resulting FROM impuriy Of The blood, hiiher-
tn incurahlc. Explanatory circular, ono stamp
Treaties on all diseases 70 cents.
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TO RETAILERS.

TO RETAILERS.
Children and Youths gcntecl thorough made
Metal Tipped Shoes also. l'oots aud Shoes with
the new CNI"S Tip "a Metal Tip over Patent
Leather Tip ALWAYS on hand.
FIELD TfIAYER & WIITTECOMB.
Boston, Mass.
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4 GENTS WANTED-s2OOo Year

N and Expenses to Male and Female Agents,
to introduce n new aud useful invention. absolute
~ nceledin every household. Agents preierring to
work on commission eau earn from go TO $50 per
law Eos paNiculars address W. q. WILSON,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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EARLY GOODRICH POTATOES.

IL | have a few of these celebrated Potatoes
Tor sale for seed. | received my seed direct from
Mr.. liEFFRoN, the agent Of the Goodrich estate.
| have raised them two wears and find them unri-
vailed in Weld, quality and lrce,lom from rt.
ALBERT CHAPMAN.
Middlebury, Nov. 6, 1866. j2i3w
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WANTED-GENTS, to sell Rev. d.
w G. EpDy's works, The Cottage Library"
hy the set or single volume. The best canva, sing
books ever published Exclusive territory given
Gool Inducements SEMI for circular. HORACE
WENTWORTH, Publisher, 1l9 Washington St.,
Boston. Mass
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WINS PATENT HAIR CRIMpERS,
l. For Crimping and Waving Ladies' Hair.
No heat required in using them. Ask your store.
keeper for them. II he docs not keep them, write
to the manufacturer, F. WINS, Sixth St. and
Columbia Ave, Philadelphia.
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TIIE ELM STREET HOTEL.
l. No. "a Elm St.. Qormerlv old No. % Boston
Board - per day. Rooms, without meals, rs cts
4 splendid Billiard Room attached. House open
Ill night. II. 4. BILLINGS, Proprietor.
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HILLS HAIR DYE, only so Cts
l. Black or Brown, instantaneous, natural.
durable, best and cheapest Contains as much as
dollar sizes. Depot, &c John Street, New York.
Sold 10y all druggists.
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DIR. s. s. FITCH cures the following diseases
All Headaches, Catarrh Sore Throat Colds. Cough,
Whooping. Cough, bleeding Lungs, Consumption,
Asthma Diseases Of che Heart. Dyspepsia Liver
Complaints, Bowel Complaints, Costiveness Piles.
Dropsv, Ovarian Tumors, Complaints peculiar To
either sex, skin Dis a,es, Salt Rheum crupiions,
pimplcs aud brown spots on the face, the scalr,
The hands the limbs or the person; rheumatism.
Ervsipelas. Falling Of the Hair by Humor Gotre.
Swellcd Neck, Scrotula and all impurities of the
Blood ervousness, Chorea. st. Nitus Dance. In
all cases the best reference given.
DIR. S. S. FITCH'S Family Physician is perfect
guide in every family, with remedies infalhblc,
that each NAV procure or prepare and successfully
administer to promptly cure all colds, ant thus
prevent and cure all diseases arising from colds,
such as Rheumatism, Lung Fever, Pleurisy, &C.,
&C.; also to cure Group, Dipthcria, Scarlet Fever,
Measles, Erysipelas. Typhoh Fever, Whooping-
Cough. Cholera, Cholera Morbus Cholera Infant
um, Diarrhna from Teething aud Hot Weather
Costivcness, Burns Sca-Sckness. Care OF the Hair
and Teeth the best Tooth Powder and the best
Hair Dve ever used Laws OF Life, so as to pre-
serve life with health to the most venerable age.
The Family Physician" is sent by mail, free
of postage to any address, on the receipt Of Is
cents. Direct all letters for consultation books
to % fremont IT.. Boston. Mass; give State.
Town, County and Post office.
Direct to DIR. S. s. FITCH,
(PH9;3m No, % Fremont st.. Boston. Mass.
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Il Is nm entirely scientific discovery, combining
many Of the most powerful and restorative agents
in the vegetable kingdom.
We have such confidence In its merits, and
80 sure it will do all claim for II, that offer
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MARRIAGE GUIDE. - YouSG's

39;1y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-26
Military Commissions URCOnsti-
e. artr .., ti0NaS -

You recoilcct that Democrats throughout
the War claimed that Military Commits
sions were conccrns that Lad no valid
existence in consequence Of having no cen
stitutional sanction; that the Courts were
tie places in which to try civilians on char
ges of alleged disloyalty, or for anything Of
that sort; and you rccollect, also, that Dem
eora,s were assaled yirucrrIy because they
SO claimed. The supreme Court of the
United States an the 17th inst pronounced
an opinion in what is known as the Indiana
conspiracy cases. The Court has decided
that Congrcs has no constitutional power to
authorize Military, Commissions; that the
Constitution is expressly against them, and
1t is the supreme lap oftte land IN tS'"cs Of
Var as IN times Of Peace
1t will be thus seen that Democrats had a
correct understanding of the Constitution
touching Military Commissions Future
decisions will undoubtedly show that they
had very correct understanding of the
Constitution in relation TO other matters
and that after all it was a good thing to up
hold the Constitution, despite taunts, revi-
ings and Misrepresentation
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-26

TIE following ex raordinary account of
determined atte~pt at suicide is gravely
related by the Epocn, of Madrid: The
individual in question, being tired of his
life resolved to take such measures as must
nfalihly insure his death. To that end he
started for the seashore, provided with a
ladder, a rope, loaded pistol, a bottle OF
poison and box OF matches. Having some
time befre discovered a post Standing a
little way out IN the water, he fixed his lad :
der against it, and ascending, fastened one
end Of the cord aroud his neck, swallowed
the poison, an !, strit iting light, set fire to
his clothes. then, placing the pistol to his
car, kicked away the ladder; but in doing so
his hand swervel AMI as he fired at the
same moment, the bullet, instead of pene-
trating his brain, divided the ropo, and he
fellinto tire sea- extnqrishing his garmen is;
also a quantity of the salt water he swal.
lowed caused him to throw up the poison
he had taken, so thathe scramble m shore
convinced that his time had not yet arriv-
ad - ..t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-26

- The Cincinnati Commercials which, at
the commencement of the "rebelon, OPP
posed the doctrine of coercion" and with
Chase, Greeley and most of the leaders of
its party, assured the Eece ling States, that
if they wanted to Withdraw from the Union,
no opposition should lie made to such with
drawal, but that they should be allowed to
go in peace, now ridicules the popular doc
trine with its party, of clothing Chief JUS
tice Chase with the imperial purAe. -
AS heretofore, it will eat its own words, fall
into ranks, and do the vilest kind of service
for the very doctrines it now ridiculcs, if
once adopted by its party. Hero is what
it says:
"If Judge Kelley's bill, vesting in the
Chief Jrstice the appointment Of lnterna
Revenue officers, becomes law. and that
of Mr.. Ward, of New York. authorizing
him to appoint Provisional Governors oI
the unrepresented States, goes through
the Chief Justice may as we'll throw off the
judicial ernine, aud assume the lmpcria
purple The combination of executive anc
judicial fu~ ctions would be complete. II
some one can be found land we would no
like to swear he cannntl to introduce a bill
authorizing him to make the laws, asswell a.
decide upon them, AMI execute under them
we shall have the Dictator full fed ed ant
it Will not be Of the least con sequ nee wht
is next President, but it might be OF tn,
very first importance toknow who is to b.
the next Chief Justice.
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1t is doubtless true as the people are as
sured by telegraph, that it is generally ad-
mtted by Republicans at Washington th"t
Ashley resolution to lmpeach the Presi-
dent will pass. We did think when we
saw that the House refused to give a two.
thirds vote for the reception of Mr.. Ash
! ley resolution, which was offered out of
order, tina would be the end of the I'M
parchment business, as the vote was susosp-
tlble OF the construction that twothirds Of
| Congress could not be brought tn vote for
! the Impeachment of the President We
| find, upon an examination Of the Constitu7
! ton, that it does not require two.thirds
vote of the House to crder the Impcach-
ment Of the President The Senate of the
United States has the sole power of trial
of Impeachment, and no person shall be
convicted without the concurrence of two
thirds Of the members present. 1t does
not seem to be the purpose OF the Republi
cans to procoed to immediate trial with the
| President after the House shall have deci-
ded that he must undergo such trial. That
/ will be Indefinitely postponed or pr0tracted;
but meanwhile the effort will be made to
| suspend him from exercising thc functions
of President. This il what they can to do.
| So that they can practically get him out of
| the Presidential Chair they care not about
| his impeachment. Very much do we doubt
| whether one intelligent member who is
lending his support to this extraordinary
revolutionary measure has the least idea
! that anything like II successful effort can he
made to Impeach the President. They all
must certainly know that there is no ground
on which this can be done but they do
| know that if they cln hy some legislative
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-26
Impeachment Feeling.

The Washington special Of the Cneta.
ndtt Gasctte, under date of the 10Th, sends
the following;
''The feeling in favor of an impeachment
grows stronger every day. In the running
debate upon removals from Office to day,
Mr.. Bingham, Of Ohio, says very poiutedly
that if, upon investigation, it should appear
that the President had removed competent
and faithful men to secure his own corrupt
and personal ends, it would constitute a
high crime and> misdcmeanor within the
meaning Of the Constitution, and the mem.
bers Of the House were bound by their
oaths to take action in the matter
The idcs that removals from Office is an
impeachable offcnse is novel, indeed.
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Pennsylvania Central Stock
Yards.
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH,

THURSDAY, December 20, 1866.
CATrLG.-The market was supplied,
there was large demand, prices, however,
were "A shade higher. A number of Eas-
tern buyers were on hand. The result was
the sales exceed those of the previous week,
viz this week, 7Sl head; last week, 462
head; increase, 302 head, The rates this
week were 81, 50(97,40 per cwt; last week
S4,50IG6 80 per cwt Til, Eastern exports
were not large, the roads were in very bad
condition.
Hoes. The market was well supplied;
sales we've the largest we have reported for a
long time, exceeding $1,000 head Among
the purchasers were some Of our large pack
erS no have concluded to CONNER ce opt r
ations. The sales on Eastern account were
large, the boats being in bad order, the ship
mcnts were not as large as was expected. -
The rates this week we're Sc, 2O(Q7,lO per
cwt; last week prices s., Is >1i. IS, showing
an advance. Messrs. II, H. Myers g. Co..
packers, purchased 92l head; Messrs. s,
Harbaugh u Co., 422 head-total 343
head. The amount for export east was H.
045 head. The market closed with a large
number in the pens.
SHEEP The demand was limited. beinr
out of season. The sales were 1928 head
against 2 9S3 head last week. The rates
this lwcek were $3,50@G,40, last week,
$3, 3,2jGy4,50, showing a material advance as
regards the better quotations.
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INDIANA CONSPIRACY CASES
Final EsecEsEon of tie Supreme

Final EBecisEOn OF tie Supreme
Court. Trial Of CitiZnRs by Miil-
Gawy Corn iSsi0n EIs.COn saitM
ti0na7 -sSissnH1tag Opinion aS
10 GoM""es ssiorsasa Power.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
WASHlNGTUN, i, ,cnmbcr II.
The Supreme Court to-day rendered its
full decision in the Indionn conspiracy trials,
otf erwiso known as the BlwlcS and Mill,
gan cases ex parte. The decision was, as
close Of the last term OF the Court The
question disposed of in this case and two
other cases heard with it, were as follows
lst On the facts stated in said petition
and exhibits, ought a writ of habaas corpus
to be issued according to tha payer Of said
petition?
ID. On t cf,cts stated in soid petition
an exhibits, ought the said Combdin p
Mlligan he discharged from custody, as his
said petition prayed?
Sd. Whether upon the facts stated in
said petition and exhibits the Military Com
mission, mentioned therein, had Jurisdiction
legally to try and sentence sail MilIigan in
manner and form as in said petition and
exhibits stated
As to the first two questions, it is answer
ed in the affirmative, and as to the third
question, it is answered in the negative
Mr.. Justice Dl7is read the opinion Ct the
Court, Justices Grier, Nelson, Cliif1rd and
Field, concurring in which as to the obiec
ton to the Jurisdiction of the Court in The
matter. on the ground that there was no
suit pending before it. 1t il held that a
cause is suit. aal wherever there is Il pro
ccedng before court brought to assert any
right by any crsop that proceeding is 4
suit, In this clss there was no anpcarancc
by tho pro;,oltjoy Atto.n,y on the Dqrt Of
the Government, hut that Is immateri1l, as
to the question Of inrisdiction, as thc an
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-26
Observation-Disclosures -

"A Boston paper says "Sehator Chandler
appears in the Senate daily under his usual
excitement. t might baYe named others
Sepattqr Yates it-f3ja, 1yski ttE Senator
swears. Nye is no better than the rest,
and as for Sprague-zweli no matter. Old
Thad. Stevens is notorously baC man in
his habits and charactct- nearly as bad as
Butler. As to General Banks, his own
party in Massachusetts advertise him as a
drunkard; Baxter, of Vermont, the Yer
mont Republicans accuse of receiving
bribes for his official votes; Ashley, of Ohio
has never cleared up certain scandalous
charges- brought fagainst him: Summer
practice attitudes before his looking glass
Mr, Kcx on, oe Iowa. is such liccntious
prohgate that his wife has obtained a di.
yorcc from him; Cattle, the new Senator
from Now Jersey, Il charged with corrup.
tion. n.-zDdgfon { tOhiaf Empire.
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story ON the Constitution,

At the close of Judge gtory's Commen.
ta,g on tie Constitution, the fcllowing oc
ours.
Republics are created by the virtue, put,
lie spirit and intelligence of the citizens.
They fail when the wise are banished from
the public councils, because they dorc TO be
henest, and the profgateS are rewarded be-
cause they tatter the people in order to be-
tray them
If the above is true, our Republican is
about to fall. We fill the bill exactly that
Judge Story describes Of the government
that topples down.
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IxsaD0rGan n s.

The hooks and acccuntsef the Caaiz Sen
tinel Printing office from April !, 1851 to
August l., 1868, the time that | published
the paper, have been placed in the hands OF
JOSIAH LEWIS, ENq., of Archer township
for inrnriidts collection. All persons owing
me for Subscription to, Advertising in, or
Job Wsrk done at the Cddis Sentinel Office,
are expected tomake Immediate payment to
Mr.. LEWIS, which will avoid costs and trou-
ble Further Indulgence cannot be given,
as must have what is owing to me.
.s~s rz CHARLES n. ALLEN.
.CadiZ, Ohio, Septemher 5, 1866. sa-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-26

RADICALTsM "A merchant doing husi
ness Of $50, 0u0 year is obliged to pav 500
for license, VIC believe. A shoem, ,ker
who manufacture, s., 900 ,oolft Of boots
and shoes is obliged to pay $500 for the
privileged Competition among shoemakcrs
is strong, and they cannot add 5000 to their
profits and keep even. There should be no
tax on industry. The shoanakers should
have license and there the matter should
end. Still, as we see, the majority of the
shoenakers 10 this city vote with party
that make and uphold such unequal laws.
They put their noses tothe grindstone and
let the Radicals tlirH away Grind them
down grind them downl5-[aensoat Mcssc,-
ger. ssB.s
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DR.. scHENCKs
MANDRAKE PILLS.
A Substitute for 'CrI0DlcL, !.

Il SUBSTITUTE for iCtftOLlet. -
Tiiesr Plsere composed Of varioul root, having
TIC power y Te Al Jhe secrct;ous Of the liver IS
p-oup.lY saa eseerally hiue pin mercury,
and withors -p-9dEeils anyo. thos, 6'rs.reesbo
Dangerous efeeas s.h.si efen isHor the use q yhe
latter. - E4
In 81 bilious d.sorders th-so PEla may be useawlih
Coniisaoe asthey rroncie the iaciarge Of vliisisd
bile asd remove those eeafuctio9s nom ths LIVER
end hillary ducts which are the csase OF bilious
affections In general.
sCUENCK's NASDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
EolissAs, and ali disorders o.he Liver indoztcd By
slilcv skin, coated tongue, eostiveaess dToWslneas
and general feeling Of weaTiness and iassitrde
showing 'sAiitho liyer p in :OPid or Ohs;ructed
eond;tion. -
10 sboFt,-thess -PTis raay he ussd VITA a4vsa-
taSe IN On eases wien a passative or Alternative
medicine is re lu'rod. -E
Pe-se ask for 'Dr. sohe1cE's Mandrake Pills"
end observe that the two Hkeneeses ol tic Doctor
ere on the GcYeraE;e>; xhez in The !ast
STAGE OF Consumption aad ihe osler Ia his present
heaAh. els
,ls.a by an Drasgists siid .aS=s{ ;Psce o5tsu,se
. per box. friueps ofiCc, Nc. Il Norh 6h Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
rcncra Wholega'e Arenis: Dc:nas Barnes Co.,
q psrk Row New York S. S. Hance, lci'Batl-
more ST. Bad ~of AaSl JSha ". iP&Ek, N. E.
COY. o Fourth and Walnut 81. Cincinnati, Ohio;
Wa kcr & Ta,s6T, r1l4 aad l9G Wsrash Avenue.
CuIcaFe, IL Collinl Brothcgs, southwest corner
O secoud and Vine Ss. 81. Leafs, No.
-.z % . - e. H- q. re- l,hh q An ". ea. mos1 yr.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-26

naG Mr.. Norman Moldy, before PoIytech-
nc association recently, presented some Gu.
rious statements furnished in an official re-
port on the battle of Gettysburg, stating
that 27s5T4 guns were picked up after the
engagement; "a, 900 of which were loaded.
Of this number one half had two loads eacl
lnfired, one quarter had three leads, and
the remaining c 1000 contained over 10 loads
apiece Manyiwere found having from tive
to six bullets over one charge, in others the
powder was placed above the ball, one CUR
had six cartridges with the paper untoln,
in one Springfield rife % separate charges
were found, while one smooth bore musk et
contained % bu,lcts and 60 buckshot ram
med in promiscnouslY. ------.-.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-26

INCREASE OF POPULATION IN PENNsYL-
MANIA. "A good basis upon which to found
an estimate of population is the vote given
ip actively contested elections. None can
deny the interestor effort in the last. Thus
New York cast the enormous vote of 7l9, :
900. and Pennsylvania of sos, 1000 Esti-
mating six and onc-half persons to voter,
twill show the population Of New York to
be:
II lSoo "..s.. ;.,.... ,673, 900
~ $50 900
increase IN SIX years.............. 7s4, 900
On the same basis the population of Penn
-~slygania was;
In 1885,. ,......,... sS7. 900
In DOG, 900
VI sesg .4 tt -----
r. Increase In six years... .... 98I 900
zsp & R7sF - s98e = 81 Z
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lCadiz, Ohio, September 5, 1866, s
DeleEates to the State COnyen-
fEnn

The Democratic Central Committee Of
Harrison County have appointed every
Democrat in the Comfy Delegate to the
coming State Con- ention. Let as many
as can, attend. s .....
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-26

EThe different Railroad. have agreed
to pass. persons attending the S;h ofJan-
uary State Convention at haTfar
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-26
A Caucus-Not C.ngress

The public Of all parties must see that
the country has ceased 10 have a Congress
= has now only a caucus Measures are
not initiated in public, but in private, and
the minority there is bound, as ii by law.
70 the maiority-the operation Of which is
10 rule the country sometimes even by half
.of a'Rump .Coneress
sTHE CAUCUS MEAsUREPRoPosED
Q1' ttsay 60
Against so
Majority for 10
Democrats against ........ .................... 35
Union with Republican so
s.
These sixty men ovarrule eighty, five. and
enact laws of the most revolutionary charlie
ter in spite of them. ----.----------------
There is no Legislation so dangerous as
this, and we never before in tins country
bave ever. been threa,cued with reSolution-
AIRY legislation half so frightful.-N T. Er-
J1,spcc 4