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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-17
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

THuRsDAI, APRIL l2.
In the United States Senate, on Thursday.
Mr.. Stewart introduced proposition to
amend the Constitution OF the United States
by prohibiting determinations on account OF
color. Referred to the Committee on Recon
struction. Mr.. Poland introduced resolu-
tion that the Senate adjourn in token of re-
spect for the memory of the late Senator
Foot Eulogies on the deceased were then
pronounced by Messrs. Poland, Sumner,
johnson, Fessenden, Brown Pomeroy and
others. The resolution was then adopted.
Adjourned.
In the House of Representatives the SEN
ate bill authorizing the President to transfer
gunboat to the government of Liberia was
passed. Also, the joint resolutions protest
ing against pardons by foreign governments
of persons convicted of infamous crimes, on
condition Of emigration to the United States
Also, the bill appropriating $25, 600 for the
relief of the destitute people OF the District
of Columbia. A message was received from
the Senate, announcing the death of Sena
tor Foot, and addresses were delivered by
Messrs. Woodbridge, Banks, Washburne,
Dawson, Grinnell and Morrill,. Adjourned
FRIDAY, APRIL 13.
In the United States Senate, on Friday,
Mr. Morrill,, Chairman of the Committee or
District of Columbia, in response to an in
quiry from Mr.. Sprague, said he would intro
duce at an early day bill comforting thu
right of suffrage upon colored persons in tht
District A resolution asking the Secretary
of the Interior for information as to the pre-
valence of Rindcrpest in this country, wa
adopted. Adjourned until Monday.
The House of Representatives instructed
the Committee on Commerce to inquire wha
legislation is necessary to prevent the intro
duction of cholera into the United States
The Committee of Conference on the Nava
Appropriation bill made a report, which wa
agreed TO. 4 communication from the Sec
retary OF War in relation to the findings O
the Commission relative to the rewards I,
the captors of Booth and Harold, was lait
Oh the table and ordered to be printed. Tn,
bill to organize the army of the United State
was then considered Mr. Schenck discuss
ed the bill at length, and after the PROPOSE
uon OF several amendments, the subject wen
over until Monday. ~ report from the Sec
retary of State in reference to the rights ant
interests of American citizens in the iislini
grounds adjacent to the British province
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-17

was received, and was referred to the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs. Adjourned.
SATURDAY, APRIL a.
The United States Senate was not in ses-
sion on Saturday.
The House of Representatives assembled,
but after some appropriate remarks by Mr..
Garfield relative to the anniversary of the
death Of President Lincoln, adjourned.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-17
rnn oIvIL RInnrs nILL.

We give entire to-day the Civil Rights bill
as vetoed by the President, and subsequently
passed by a more than two-thirds vote over
the Presidents objections. We trust that
every citizen will carefully read the bill and
judge for himself whether its provisions de-
serve the wretched fate which Mr.. johnson
treacherously had in store for it,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-17
READ THE CERTIFICATES OF WHOLESALE pRuG
al rp61 1900
RELIEF In TEN MINUTES
VANS
PULMONIC WATERS,

as- ibe original Medicine established in 1887, and
ns afele Of the kind introduced under the name
Of FVAoNio " MApsRs, in this any other country; ali
other Pulmonie Waers counerfets., The genuine
each Wafer. e PeH y"
These WAers have been before the public for nearly
hiWy years, and the Immense sale attained not only ia
Amtf' hut IN foreign Countries fully attest their in
uinsl9 worlh The medical properties superior TO
ahy Other article offered for the cure Of Pulmonary or
BRONCHIAL affections, aud the quantity contained in zach
DIX is nearly double that Of the many worthless imita
tO-s advertised, ~
DRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
cure Coughs Colds, Sore Throat iIoarsenops. Anhma
0aAtrs, hronchtis, Difnoult Breathing, splitting Of
BLOOD fAits IN the Chest, Incpisnt CONSUMPTION and
al diseases u tie lungs Not only Afordng ten porarv
teheii out ,hsetng rapid aud lasting cure and AIe
do not nauseite like alcoholic compounds and the mei
cna properties are combined In torr, 40 Arreeabls
aud leafani to the taste, that any child will resdv
take them. Que dose will always afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
To NooALlsfs and PUBIC srRAKBRs thess yae.,,
arc peculiarly Valuable they will in onA day Femove
ihe most severe occasional hnaeness; snd m. 10 n
ihr use i9r lew days viii. si N tml-s, Inulease the
power ana heAtblty of the Co. greatly improving ia
Tone eonpa and eearness or which purpose they ara
ie5ulafly used by many professional vocalists
me Ne'" Trati c''H' ri'y Of this Invaluable Femadv
ireusi eLPfi eiped persons to prepare base lml-
tatinus, which disapp5nt the Just expectations Of ths
dcine. e"o NV
see that the word, "BRYAN," ia stanped on .s,h
Maer' and also observe the fac smile Of the signature
OF the Proprietor. "JOB MOSEsp on eseh vyrsnnas ~
counterfeit which is fOiqeTU aS-OHending nsrttds Lii
Do dealt win to the full extent Of the law,
bhfANs PuLhoHlc WAPERs for sale by ALI DrVsata
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
uee2s-y ~ Cortlandt Street., New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-17
MARRIED.

Thursday,
April 9TH, by Rev. Abiel Silver Mr. WM.
II. PENNocK and Miss MAGGIE MoVAuGu,
both OF New Castle County, Del.
BURNIlAM-BIRD.- the 10Th inst, in
Emanuel Church, New Castle, Del, by the
Rev Il. Whittingham, JoHN BuRNHAM to
late John d. Bird, ESD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-17
THk MONEY mAnISnT.

Tue following quattiione ale furnished us 10y H. Il
tohiNSoh Co. Bahhers- Corner Fourth aud Market
SueSS at O'Clock, yesterday afternoon,
as @ i'7' Yh''''''t..-.' i3fh iOl
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t'i""'' tAsn huhls..,s.s... ..... VI va q8
Delaware halroad Bunda, Frst lipr'g4ge .,.. ai IA 81
EStension 90. 50. "a 30
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WIN. ,-..,. stofk..,." % a 5cls
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-17
B U CHI U

tFrOm DiPsHsary atas UNHsa Siatesl
DIosMA CRESATA. BUcHU LEAVES.
PRoPERTI1s.Ihslr OdOr is ,trong, dauuivs, and
70 mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND usEs-puehu leave,
are Eently siimulAnt With peculiar tendency to the
erndrD Ofgans, producing diuFesis, and like other
tmiar medicines exciting dlaphoreau, whom elreum'
They are given IL complaints Of the Urinary Organs,
M sash as Gravel Chronic CAtarh Of tho bladder nci-
pa Irritation OF the Bladder and urethrA, Diseases Of
the PROSTATE, and Retention or fneon Of Urine
on Io loss o. tore Ia th1 parts eoneerned in its ev1cus
Dropsy.
uBLMBoLDB EXTRACT BUcHU 10 used By persons
ron the ages Of s 20 %, aud from So to o. or in th
Palms, BedWettlng In children!
-. DE- KEYsER IS PHYSICIAN of over thirty
cal College and Of the University or MedsHo snd sur
gerry OF Philadelphia
Nh. H. T. HuInnoLD.
Dedr Sir-In regard 10 the question asked ue A, 10
my opinion about BIehu would say that have used
aud sold the article In various for the past hr-
ton Of IL have not ubSi known 10 be used 10 The
various diseases who're such aedicate ngent would
y" ANeIei hh well as myself that II
has been exionsvsy employed in the vHflous diseases
OF tho bladder and Kidneys and the reputation il has
acquired In my Judgment Ia warranted BY the facts
nave seen and used, before stated every form Of
hphu-the powdered leaves, the simple deroetlon
.ufs, mud sxiraets,-Aud am not cognisant OF any
preplrAton OF that Plant At all equal to yours T4eve
yesr. eEpereaee ought think give me the right
Judge OF in inoriis and without prejudice or partially
give youFS precedence all others do mot vaue
thing according TO lts bulk; II did other Bnchui
would out-do yoursi but hold TO the doctrine that
pulk And quantity do not Dako up FAlue-if they did
copper cent would be worth more than gold dollar.
vAlue your Buohu for its effect on patients have
cured with H. and cured with it. mors diseases
me bladder and kdneys than have ever seen eufed
WIN any other Duehu, any other proprietary
nenpeotfuliy yours, a.,
eco. III. KRYsRR, MD,
August Ilth, 1886
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-17

ADVERTISERS AND CONTRIBUTORS ARE
again informed that they MUST hand in their
favors before noon on Mondays and Thurs
days, in order to secure insertion in the sue
ceeding issues of the JOURNAL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-17
MEDICAL.
THE
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
PROTECTED By ROYAL LETTERS PATENT
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

~ aNAA%AA@
Prepared from Prescription ef Sir J. Ciarko A. D.,
Inyacidn Erlra5rinufy 10 The Queen.
This Invaluable msdene ia unfaillng IN the cure OF all
those painful aud dangerous dsealeaftowhieh the e-
male constitution is subject. II moderaea all excess
and all distractions, from whatever cause, and
speedy may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is particularly suted II WILL In short time, bring
the monthly period With regularity.
Zach bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, 70 prevent eounterfeitn-
TnBsE rlls HAVE SRvBR BEEN KEowN TO PAN wHHRH
rnE DIRECTIONS fHR 2D rAoB OF PAMPHLET AGA WELL
oBsBRvEp.
Every woman knows that the bloom Of health mua.
fade with the sighea rrsgularity obstruction o.
the menses. These Pills arc truly the woman'b friend
10 her hour OF trial. and the only sure, positive and
falling euro and regulator Of Suppression Of ma.
ture, from whatever So mild that the ieeblest
take them with perfect security yet 30 powerful In
their effects, that they nlsy be safely called mover
falling Regulator.
In all cases cf Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
in the Back and Limbs Fatigue allgh eKertions Pal
will effect when all other have Ailedi and
although powerful remedy do mot contain iron, ealo-
mel, antmonV, or anything hurtful 10 the eonsttu-
tion.
Full directions In tue pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
soe General Agent for the United States and British
JOB MOSES,
~ Corilandt ST.. New York.
n B.-ti00 and 0 thfee cent postage stamps enclosed
10 authorized Agent will ensure bottle continuing
90 Pulls, by return mail, sosurely scaled from all obssr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-17
From Jouy MoLEAR 4 sov Broaers, COZ Market Stree,
Il O'Clock
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Corrected by q. ch,udlsr 4 Son.

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Monday, April 10, 1866
Hhsai t'oat' per eh''.. 3OT5Dtl %
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one6wheat hva tper hnndred) -
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6orn Oats ground pr b shel ,.................ljl
CosAosHt per nnenel'''''''''..t on
~ neaI " ID
unluh settF per hns"l oval 40
feaH per bushel for seed G U0fd lUUl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-17
Cedar Camnhnr

Aud schwern's Annihiatlng Powder tha .ra,t
remedies for roths and all kinds Of insects FOR ssIe Al
WILSON'S DRUG STORE
AprlS No. COS Market "a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-17
DIR. MARSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF.

CATARRH SNUFF.
This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be tho best
article known Tor curling the CArtRR CoLD IN Tng
and HEADACHE II has heen found Al excellent remedy
In many snf s0RB EYEs DEAFHBss been re
by IT. and HEARING has often been greatly Improved by
Its use.
1t Ia fragrant and agreeable, and
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
To the dull heavy palma by diseases Of the Head
The sensations after using 1t delightful and invgorA
Ing II opens aud purges ont all obsiruutions
enc the glands and sveE healthy action to the parts
affected. t
MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS
OF sale and use Of Dr.. MARsHALIis CArARRu Am uu.n
AcHR sSUPP hiss proved Its great value for ali the
mon diseases Of the head, and at this moment il
higher than before.
It is recommended by many Of the best physleiApH.
aud is used with great aud satisfaction eVerg.
where. '
READ THE CERTIFICATES OF WHOLESALE DRUG
0ISrs IN 1854.
The under,i;n having for many Years been se.
qnainted with Or. MARsHALL's CATARRH AND HEADACHE
sSuPf aud sold 1t in our Wholesale trade eheerfully
the recommendations given Of for the cure OF Catarrh
al An c,ons, and that 1t is decidedly the best article We
nave ever known for all common dseaset OF the head
Barr & Perry, Boston Barnen 4 Parke. Nav York
BED, Austin a Co., " A. b. 4 D. sands q
bfown LRmson Co, " Stephen Paul a Co.,
Re Cutler Co., Israel Minor a Co
zen W. towle' MekssHon B Robbins
Mli'npi FalttAuk Go. " A. l.. scOvill b Co.,
Hen haw, Ednands 4 Co. NJ Ward Clos, 70 -
Ii. II Hay, Portland, Sic. Bash dale
For ale by all Drusglsts' TRY IL dse2o-iy
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SOZODONT.

ona DeniAllina, Daoosto's West IadiAn Tooth Wash
JenvAns Tooth and Hair Brushes, Fancy and Toiisi
Drug and Prescription Store, No. 60s Market street
Wilmington. Del r,sss, sstue' -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-17
ENTEnTAINnIENTs.

LrmN BRoThRFt-At IDsuts Hall. for the beneht Of the
wsshnston Fire Company, April 18th, isth 18Th, 10Th
gfEt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-17
Blown's Jamaioa Ginge,
Hnnhnm nnnI.

Lows Brown Windsor Soap and variety Of periumsr
nal store. COS Market 81. iniv1e
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-17
Y lNG's PORTABLE LEmONADE

Eureka, Bonnetts oocoalne and all other preparstio,
for the hair for sale at the Drug and presrrlnt ~.
Of 0r.J I Wilson. 6Oa Market 81. I'm iHiSIS SiS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-17

~ Cortlandt ht.i New fork.
B.-ti00 and three cent postage stamps enclosed
10 Hny authorized Agent will ensure bottle, eontsnn ~
so Pulls, by mall uoaurely scaled from all obssr
walton. dee29-1y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-04-17
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF THE INGREDIENT
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EX AOT
BUOHU,

composed Of Buchu, Cubebs, and Juniper Berries
ested with great and prepared in vacro by H. r.
HELhboLD, Druggist and Chemist Of sixteen yeara ox.
peIenes In the City Of Philadelphia, and which Is now
Petcribed by the most eminent physicianH has been
admitted to use In the United States Army and IL also
IA very general use in State Hospitals public sapa.
~ lnstitationH throughout the land
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-07-25
Congress.

Harrison County will present the name Of
J. NJ. E>tep, Esq, of Cadiz, for nomina-
ton for Congress at the csming Congress
ional Convention at Cambridge. She will
do this not only because she is entitled to
the candidate, but because she presents one
Of the best men in the State for the posi-
ton, aud one who will make the best can
vass for election. Mr.. EStep is recognized
as being one Of the best lawyers in Ohio, is
a gentleman above reproach, as a sound
thinker has few equals, and is one of the
most effective stump speakers in the party.
lie Is a gentleman in every way qualified
for the position, and if elected tas he GER
tainly will bc), will be an honor to the Dis
trict and the State.
Hlrrison County has never had the hon
or Of having the Congressional nominee in
| the Democratic party. This has not been
because she has not had men qualified, but
because she has not presented her claims,
her noble Democracy being willing to work
for the election of any man of sound princi-
pies, no matter where he resided. They
are willing to do so still, bgt think they arc
entitled to be recognized on the ticket when
they present unexceptionable men.
With all due Difference to any other can
| didates we think Harrison county entitled
to the nominee.
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The following editorial tt.bis are from
the New York Times, a leading "union
Republican paper:
Progress, with the Abolition leaders,
means first, Emancipation; next Suffrage,
and finally Amalgamation. The first step
cost more blood and treasure than any ia.
ton ever shed and expended in any one war.
While the struggle Tor suffrage and amalga-
nation is progressingt, he emancipation ne
gro will perish.
FAIR PLAY.
Was it frank, fair or manly to ask the
Southern States to ratify the Constitutional
Amendments abolishing slavery, 1t we IN
tended, after they accepted that condition,
to keep them out of the UaiOn?
HI GOVERNMENT AND UNION.
The people devoted three thousand mil
lions Of dollars and half a million lives to
keep States in the Uuion. Congress has
| consumed eight months and other n~iillions
to keep such States out of the Union.
WHY?
Why, if we are to remain enemies. die
we stop the WARP While our armies were
in the field we could have completed tho
subjugation of the South.
CONGRESS AND THE RADICALS.
= y 4 What step Of any kind has Con
gress taken in the direction Of restoration.
1t resists the application of President John
sons principles; to what otiier principle
Fas it given effect? 1t asserts that the State.
which Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, anc
Thomas restored to the Union, are reajl,
still out Of the Union; has it passed an!
measure dealing with them as Territories
Has it thrown into the form Of law any on
of the purposes which its leaders hav'
avowel I, or given any sign ct carrying GU
what is represented as its will? Has it en-
acted the punishment of the Southern PEG
pie? Has it provided for the coniiscatlo'
Of Southern property? Has 1T conferred
upon the negro the right of suffrage? Ihes
are all Radical edeas-all parts of the grea
Radical plan, which members OF the Hous
will tell their constituents has been deeme'
preferable to the President plan. But tn
difference between them is this The Presl
dents plan, whatever ar, its defects, i
practical; he has applied it practically an
with good results; while the radical plan
impracticable, and has amounted to moth
ing, except as an obstruction.
There is more point in the foregoing tina
is usually found in whole columns Of Rad
cal twaddle about the despotism, an
treachcry, and treason of Andrew Johnson
Instead of abusing the President, let til
Radical presses answer the above to tn
satisfaction of the people.
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the same rights in every States; TO make and
enforce contracts; 10 sure, be parties and
give evidence; TO inherit. purchase, lease.
ell, hold and convey real aud personal prop
rty, and TO full and equal benefit Of all
laws and proceedings for the security OF
persons and property as is enjoyed By white
citizens, and shall be subject to iii e punish
ments and penalties, and to none other, any
law, statute, ordinance. regulation OF custom
to the contrary, Notwithstanding.
By the provisions Of the act, full prOtec-
tinn is afforded through the District Courts
of the United States to all persons injured,
and whose privileges, as thus declared, are
in any way impaired, and heavy penalties
are denounced against the person who will
fully violates the law. l need not state that
that law did not receive my approval yet Its
remedies are far more preferable than those
proposed in the present, the one being civil
and the other military. BY section Six of
the bill herewith returned. certain proceed
iugs BY which the lands on the parishes of
St. Helena and st. Lakes were sold and bid
in, aud afterwards disposed of by the Tax
Commissioners, are confirmed and ratified.
BY the seventh, eight, ninth, tenth and
eleventh sections, provisions are made by
INV wv Nv uiEltCui " III ldtuc lhuS az
quired to a particular class of citizens
While the granting of titles is deemed very
important and desirable, the discrimination
made IN the bill seems Objectionable, a,
does also the attempt to confer upon the
Commissioners judicial powers, by which
citizens of the United States are to be de
prlved Of their property in a mode contra.
ry to that provision of the Constitution
which declares that No person shall be de-
prived of life, liberty or property without
due process of law.
As general principle, such legislation i
unsafe, unwise, partial and unconstitutional
1t may deprive persons of their property
who are equally deserving objects of the M.
tons bounty as those whom, by this legis.
lation, Congress seeks to benefit. The it'll
to land thus to be portioned out, to a favor
ed class of citizens must depend upon tht
regularity OF the tax sales under the law
as it existed at the time of sale, and nj
subsequent legislation can give validity tt
rights thus acquired against the origina
claimant. The attention of Congress is
therefore, invited to a more mature consid
GRAFTON o. the measures proposed in thi
section of this bill.
In conclusion, | again urge upon Con
gresS the danger of class legislation, so we
calculated to keep the public mind in a stat
of uncertain speculation, disquet and rcck
l~tssnoss, and to encourage Interested hope
and fears that the National Government wi
c%antinue to furnish to classes Of citizens i
the several States support and maintenance
regardless as to whether they pursue a Iii
of Incidence or labor, aud regardless, alsc
of the constitutional limitations of the Ma
t'onal authority in times Of peace and trar
guilty. The bill is herewith returned t
the House Of Representatives, in which j
originated, for it's fral action.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
WAsHIN GToN, d. G. July 16, 1866.
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Committeas been fully satisi 4 that the pro-
posed Convention has not for its object a
d~isban3ing Of the Dsmocratie party, and a
merging Il in a new organization, they would
not for a moment. have given il their sane
ton. No one more than they, recognizes
and cherishes the truth, than the Democrat
ic party i understandable. Bat being salts
fed that the Convention will be composed Of
patriotic men, who. Irrespective OF party,
are firmly resolved tn spare no effort to
maintain the Constitution anil rescue the
country from, the grasp OF the Radicals.
whose denomination threatens utter ruin to
the people and their free institutions, and
believing that the Convention will be not
only one of the most able and importent
that ever met il. the Republic, but will also
be productive of great good, and that the
Democracy of every other State will be rep
resented in it, your committees are of the
opinion that the Democracy of Ohio should
also Represented
j. q. THOMPSON, Chairman;
A. q. THURMAN.
L. +. BINGHAM,
j. REINHABD,
l.. L. WILSON, Secretary,
Democratic State Executive Com nittee.
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DEMOCRATIC
CDUN'TY CONVENTION.

The Democracy and Conservatives of
Harrison County are earnestly requested to
meet at their usual place for holding such
meetings on
SATURDAY. JJL T2SM, 1866.
and each township appoint hrts Delegates
to meet m COUNTY CONVENTION at
CADIZ. on
MONDAY. August 18th, 1866.
For the purpose Of putting in nomination a
County Ticket,
The Township Meeting will also appoint
tr2 leIcgates from each township, to repre-
sen them in the Congressional Convention
to be held at CAMBRIDGE, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST ., 1866.
And, also, each township to appoint tco
delegates to the Judicial Convention, whose
time OF meeting will be announced here
after.
ALL conservative men, who are in favor
Of the Union, and the Restoration Policy
of President Johnson-of the immediate
revival Of trade and business in all points OF
the Country toenable us to meet the present
heavy taxation, of the Elective franchise
a. it at present unler our Constitution-of
the substantial interests of the people, as
opposed to oppressive mon0po!ies every
where. of economy in the administra =
ton Of the government, both state and Ma
tiOnal-and who are opposed to the Radl-
cal schema OF taking or rights of t9cql self
q2-elRmcat and transferring them ta the
control Of strangors to our interests, in the
name ola Congressional Bureau, Nc. are
cordially invited to attend and take part in
the proceedings of said Convention,
BIZ Oyy7or Of Democratic Central Com.
mutee of Harrison Loumty.