, 1866-01-03

mast or h1turc. mil and tnitI and at,rortfoDL
hg Representation in Congress upon tho basis
these Il Sc conditions % faithfully carried ont, and
viii, tf,e necessary CONGRESSIONAL euact1neuts
f,r tha f,11 r1a{}ect1np ~ ali TInion men
white and hlack. lie people will be glad to
araln sdmft tfosa State into full commuulon
Wiz the 1jnton. Ind welcome them with open
s1mst =.
Theloyal people Of the North will never be
satisfied untcss these couditions, or others
enuirelr1t Thereto, are insisted upon. ANY,
ff1ino 1es. VIII 1be mistaken lenie4cY, and will
endanrer the nerpctuItY Of the government.
/ do not desire. nor do I believe that the citi-
rens of INV of7the -loyal States desire to hu-
ni}iatn the Southern people. They Were our
hrnthrrs t1,eT hecame on enemies; they arc
onr hrothers spafn. Their prosperity is ours.
Tindar thr same f1ap NE must live or die al 4
nnt;on IVn ara III ctffzrua of ons common
co,1ntrv. and muat lire togrther in brotherlY
nnssy. W. of tba North only ask that this
annj aattlsroenf ~ Iii fhe 1nestinns nrisinp-
NJ Vii insure fnfure peace. and iusticc to ali
ri,,,.nx '
- ...,1. ,,a,,faa ,,.o,, III.
ons Of INC greatest avs hmesea npo1 tn1
equity 9a " sIs n - nn4ant ~ au !. 1IsdaoS
oeot. tns I'LL ~ w a ~ n,,,at a,a pi,ih
paio ~ ~ ~. a9an @ y. Ill., uu o,d ~.
e tna naa Ho1 ~ doht e. ~ 4he3r s,1nst
peoptu mno eaa.t :, n,e,nt.;n n. - ttns .,ovs1ns
psst sapett har. ~ VII tha nnwar hut H. I'll,
and ta ;ntsaStx ~ ~ }nIdI fSe,r ah,iostions r.
Nv aaa t!,i.at III atan+ ~ N' @'e-1 wig :"
'ng Tlnnd;st;on Wonld ba ate,n which coula
never be edaced. Itwould hare been better
TO haTo 1ailea IN tne contest ana navo oeen
hn s;nn sHcnasu1,; ~ ~ aser.ce n,rss1,es
aV yo]untsrilY ienorinr the ciai1ns Of those
I1,o c&me fnrNard tn The sunnnrk nf thu Gov.
eminent IN 1ts time Of need. Reputation In
aay 1oim ana uo4es any etssnhs.1nGes ,iu M u one
" nnt,6ra1 ,m s;n. VI 40 'a" 'n' "os't
" The % uoTer RS Is In the hands of The President
and Congress to make the victory SO dearly
won lasting benefit to The counry, and with
iall eonnaence u tae3r "isaom anu loogneas
expectation Of theit constituents, and Of tbs
hASe " uo1nL, tue result " 1uo IeptLlon
Hnleh was eommeoeea !or tne aest,ucttoh o.
.p1 W aa paysncs woS ane
The DESIGNS Of the wicked, out Of seeming evil
Sill ~ cauees a, eood1. s1.o.. .a,,or.s ,,ho-
1he c9Ise o. hiaTcfy tcanxeo. IaooF Maoe
resPec1aole ann ldlenesa oEsree among all
classes, INC raolments. g. .east, oi az eanca-
1'on i assured 70 au tne eallaaen o. tae k9Gab,
ne ING ngIt ot tIee dtsenss1oa ssaa @ esta ao!tshed
new era OF material progress and intellectual
development VIII dawn upon the country,
compared T!h "hich, tho prosperity knd
greatness Of the past. unprecedented As they
have been, will sink into tnaignlacance-
-,,- -.,,"-,"-N.
Inc Assembly Chamber was thrown open
to the public, band Of music parnded, and
a GOOD time generally succeeded with dancing
,na soc,a, ,n3+rconr.a
NN'sA AN. 49," Ass ss.so ~. ". ,u,
1nA atAfA Affoi-s.AhN1s'
me epponImenls 70 pr,ne,pal pisces nave
lowing. however. Ia 4 more comn1ete ],st Of
rh,nnas M, az to ~ med. a. H. n, ....-.
..,aass tIrs $500 " Tst..sw. 81 ~ -sIs.. 80
brother 2, the aoye,n1r-a nn ;Konng mnn o. n e.
pei1or cdueatlon Ano uno ablAEy-"1u DC ff1-
Vste Secretary. Secstary.e...mc Ana
nj .stn ~. ns ri II sns,c.- c - iss;af.rt a1
secrefsr1 n stsIe. b. f. Tu1lls "A Hook
keeper, Col. J. N. Bull being appointed Is q
new clerk.
Lon. MNMam =. bn1tn, state 15easur9s'
Hn p,1 1oL 'n se;sfsn+ trM Ttsa.,,,cr H. rhe
h.1,nc. " ~ ~ ,hs .nnnintment. inr t1.e Tre..n1v
have not yet been arranged. I understand,
howrvsr. thrrn VIII be = central cItsning
ont at The cIerks in that denartrnent. nnS
men coming il, Col. Rusk. Bank Comptrol-
jer. will retain D. Bptler Ramsay Is Deputy
aud Dr. Charjer Riebsa1a "a CLERK.
Col. McAlynn, Superintendent Of Public In
struction, win retain Ms. A. J. Craig ~ his
aselstant. rM
Gov Fairchild has appointed Col, Ed. Coils
man, Of Fond du Lac, superintendent OF pub
lie property, aud Capt. a. A. Meredith alsls-
tAnt. Gen. Aug. Gaylord continues - AdJu-
tant General, and james 4. Bate ns Chief
Clerk Of the Land Ot1ce. There will BE- u
general reduction Of clerical force IN all tho
departments, the labor In al Department..
the rebellion.
The retiring officers 20 out OF office with
tho confidence and respect OF the cntire peo-
pie.
The Late Colonel James ID. Graham,
U. 3. A. =. ;
cb,c.ro. in charge Of Lake Harhor i'm prove
.a,,ts ,,-se na,nIt.- 1oeo, ,nt,-.~t y ~.
unIo; s' 'rn., ",s1,. .o 4AsesS sa Nt,ls ~ nc
foAo"hF sAe'sA os As papae ee.ess' AssA
we ind IN the Boston 1o'f, IN Hhlcn city nc
died on the o5th ult:
James Duncan Grahsm. Colonel of United
hsrton s6nare. n thts: cs.r verv suddenly.
ThursdsY eyen.r1 Of dIssase of the hsart''
For thc f,,sA tuo ncrtbs h. haa +,een snifsr
;1e VIII, ,nf,an,rnatnrr rhnnn,atisn Int sce1n,
I'd ' much m better ThursdaV Is afternoon. and iefs
81. chnsr ana sfarf.1 n 1.iE across fhe rnom
IL IL ra;aaS h;a nrre, .ta1...d fn.~.rd and
caIIei s1ca, ihocc fr tha rooY, 10 sae how
sr.h, atun {na suTs hs Hno hn, fnnaadiafsit XII
nuSn4 stao.,gsl Nc ~ .t ~ iastantf.5 IVA
onSA GA,n1 ~ Ite 80 aa'oa ,,a.. ~ -
,s,'t,, ~ a., nf1;aar ,n5 ~ ,a-1a .e,ar4ia, 81
Hsy ~ VII ui' IT. ~ y. 49,. -
n1;Ie ' to The @ eountrv nm ~ ~ n nstriots and
o. a'aS ae,o. 10 '4 ~. rr5rafoa - Thtr1 ,snt H
" " nHaeno -. ~ af et9,,or. 9e 1ai1 1s17 - en5
escaDd g. nv yep3 = III 4 iS,l s5;ntsnt Hp ~
SSstt.. A Aa.Ja+nS e-e,r - - 1aI7 - E.6
na3 y 3caG, Eit 4rt atA'. 49, 'te1n, W
tolned 10, :. Firxt % Ti.nt.nirf 4ib 4yf;,1srr IN n
t1a orrsnt-.tin, ~ ~ a,1nv t1r1s I 1Sai .
~. tran.tsrr.% - "a aArts1ia-y ~ ~ 1sHt
49, G.lts, ~ ~ .,41.a.1 -" go
3so1. n.ste I1. Ta., o-est.tsIoa1
ytG -, -. nssGs io.1 na|Us Yrt Y ag,,sa'
&sn, &asthSst,s iSpeus 1Tn, ~, .s'i Is5n ma31. Aepo.
RaPnlea1t 1usneelfs ~. yaF 1872 as!iouo. y.
io;at On .ne " - 9Sa hnnnJarn en
!1@i a es..as u y. ~ & oo} ia11 ~, 1eso
tsa ht ~ 1ne he su5 ~ ~ ~ Tn;tea
tn ~ 1ssi, - nT.-rh 1ei9. sstroe'
o.ases G ~ sE oF ~ " i1nited ~ ~
;irt " dan..p.4ton ~ ~ hnnnJ"ru h.traan sa
51t IL 11e,taa S.atoa snd w ~. nr;tisL b,o,.imeo.
G1asr .1T ua'' H. 4Hestr ~ Washin1+on fsnT,
aruN ar+G 1sxe - i,.cem,nr 1aa7. p.avet
ipnt' coione1 Ian. i iS41 :. for yai1at1s and
EnYFttp8.
~ sf ife heun!3a1T In hetWee1 fhe limit f5n'te9
M.tes md the Provinces of Canada ani, Nav
BrunswIcE :" was elected member Of tho
! har ~ H. Arademv If Natural Sciences nl
Ph,,ade1nhia 81 M 1a1: corTesnondtnr member r
of The Nfssachnsetta Historical Societ1' 1s{s
F4iiow Of The American Academy q All
ana science. ~ Hostnn' March Ills mem. ~
her n ne New YnrF Histnrics1 hocirtf 1SJ5
HnnnrarT "a menber of The Maine Georgla and
Nav Jersey Historicat eocsetien TS45 snh.
seonenfIr eHW ~ G1aham Tss crnn1oScd IN 1 tha
| seryico n the sMason and DiIon;' line. and Ind
~ fhe Nerfcan honnd.rv mn fo I8s4 When he
In charue Of tho Lake Harbor improvements
| till 1864, when he was stationed In Boston,
and placed IN charge q the harbor Improve.
men1s npan the allan!'e g. e9as.. 9s!H. ,r, .,a..
| n, Sfaf - f;rn' % Meade IN 1ss9. Ife had 11 two
sons ~ this marriage, who survive him, w
Nilhain II, G1aham, Captain 1st Artillery,
9. s. A., now stationed In Te1as, and James