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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-03
NEWS SUMMARY.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

| THE DISTRICT SUFFRAGE BILL.-The Senate will
attempt to pass the District negro suffrage bill by
two-thirds vote in advance of the new constitu-
tiOnal amendment. They hope to carry this as a
pioneer measure, for if they pass it over the veto
they will feel quite of the same vote for the
constitutional amendment
| THE REVENUE AND TARIFF BIILs-The Com
mittee on Ways and Means are expected to press
the consideration of the internal revenue and tariff
bills before the amendment question, but the lat
ter will give way to nothing else.
/ THE BANKRUPT BILL.-The bankrupt bill is not
only to be again brought forward, but is likely to
be enacted Its friends claim for it majority of
twenty in the House. 1t has been defeated on two
occasions, at thissesson yabsenteeisma and by dis
puted details. But it is now thought that, with
some slight notifications it will pass both Houses.
Masonic VISIT TO THE president. Presi-
dent, who is a member of the Masonic fraternity,
received on Wednesday delegation of knights
Templar of the United States, who were intro
duced by Commissioner French. A number of
Chippewa Indians were also granted an audience
by the President.
TEST OArH.-The Judiciary Committee of the
House of Representatives reports against any
modification of the test oath, holding, as prin-
ciple TINT men who have been openly disloyal
should not occupy Federal offices.
| SHOCKING DEATH OF THREE CHILDREN Boston,
April o. 1S66.-The wall of q building in process
of demolition On Orange lane fell down last night,
burying' in the rubbish and killing three little
boys, named Robert Wilkins Henry Woods and
Robert St Clair, all between six and twelve years
of age Mary, Fisher, eighteen years old, had
both her legs broken and received other injuries.
The parents of the children are poor people re-
siding in the vicinity of the scene of disaster.
DARING RoBBERY.-ALBANY, April %, 1866
The house of David Pellet, farmer, residing
about mile from Norwich, Chenango county,
was robbed of seven thousand dollars in money
and government bonds last Thursday, during the
absence of Mr.. Pellet and his wife Two men as
saulted his and compelled him to disclose
where the money was kept. He was so badly
beaten to be insensible when his father return
ed home.
OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM CONNECTICUT.-Th fol-
lowing is the official vote of Connecticut
Hawey ......... 1894 English ........... 49, 433
Hawley over English, SAL Scattering 10
IT, Coo. Winchester .43, 998 Hyde. 1876
Sec. State. Pease. A 405 O1ney 43 1856
Treasurer. .Tanter. A, 413 Barbour. 43 173
Comptroller. .Battell. A, 403 Kingsbury 165
Republican n1Gjorities-W Winchester S72; Pease, 221
Tainter, 1910 Battel, 1888.
FORMER RAvAGEs OF CHOLERA AT New YORK.
The Post gives q tabular statement of the deaths
in New York from cholera in the years 1892 1884,
1849 and 1854
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-03

TCorrespondence of the Baltimore Sum-
Conflict of Congress and the Exeeutive-System of
Reform and Removals by the President-An-
other Veto to COme-Fa1lure of Appropriation
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-03
4OIdI. %
*The above is exclusive of officers.

An eccentric individual went to one of the news
depots in New York, few days ago, and called
for copies of the World, the Flesh and the Devil
On being asked by the news-dealer to be more
explicit, he said he wanted the World Herald and
F0rney's Chronicle.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-05-03

One hundred young men are now preparing for
the Roman Catholic priesthood, at Philadelphia.
, 1866-05-02
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

NoIaabArdcst-4 42Ds00Os00h
unrtn OF Property DcAtTofed-Ehe
wrt,,,h and American War Vessels
Remain NeutFat-Detatss o. @tse Hom-
bHtdment.
5s,, 49, rfier commenting On the oafbarity q the
fs,1nhs1im mept Of Nalparaieu, which VA de'9se-
~ wt,hest :s,, @ en- Il lsPo g 70 'sss
~ ~ nroe1rty i detuoyed. nearly Ill bel9uEioRn
xxx, American and other roreiCn resideo14, ao
eud,ns Al ths somms1ab bpp9prs pa9 q &c &e. md si5es
,,'a ,oa foInu1mT nar.IcuEars OF the bomhardmeot:
~ r. ~ ss,d ihas MendeE Sunez hsd orders M isom
Madrid e dfo!; Il; 9p:h un;sn In nd Fsavsp Prop
On ,hc coass and that y ,.r o. esas
the a7ta Ct Ma1So tna. nsa,s5s,insd aaes
n 1o1eners 70 s .ha IN ioar DAYS hey weuld lombard
tSc csty. The fou! days they allowed Tor the IT.
maya xss9:, Ct the sis ,esesn representative
MNh fnc hsarrh residents vsFs pr p.99n;issd lied
msn' 1ns p Ind tic English squadron. The American
Cnmmodo.r Kudgers, promptly placed 9is s2aaa. e..
mn for o-opesation aEa1let the spanish saoutu ~
4hrenfcnen hompArdmtnt be attempted. ana tns
rrnn.scnistIvc Of France was equally ready 70 axe
fhe responsibility OIL h,t part Of joining witn tne
Hmericans md En9t,th % prevent !he a1kocity tnai
Trrw 1nci. De said he could not interfere except
dinfomal1ca1ly euo that the bf1isb interests mast
Look out tor themselves on .hofe-
,cststsn " 10 fuc Spanish 1eet: when The British
comnnn,,IeI had reccded irom The position ha NAG
0r.t taken up Esrnests a9d m2:. & ;n.tr3st
1sbor TO r,ye .he ioWp, hui all Ia vain Nhlle inis
Wa gong oa, time was lott TO neuua0; ana tns
CAV or tie hulDnardmcnf came On ana neu!1!e
had sill their properly III 1he easso" no"se aDa 1A
On thc 3ist. the morning Of the day of the threat
epeo bonhardnent. tler Msle.fys irfSa@ s,ana snn.
irv and ksudrr, wt,h the Dcya.ta'lon and siole.
sb!p Nc71crf LEFT the Lay, 10 takc seie anchosass
5he way, and al about A. N. the encmys TS5ssNh:
70 'aks up nss, es sGppo'e he Gsn,,'
RsiiWsv II sutton; ihe Ina @ NeSa5ssee NMeSase snn Vince
1.9O0 yards tr2Wu 10 destroy dEe.nnC eontes.
D9f7 Sa Ssoe66 n1slt ship Numanc3a 'ss'ae
sSe b,.ncs opened aEe g ths ca,s
Bonte, 10 The cy Of rtoo n !z,nt ni1t on .vhieh u
followed esse ssses'as For ns..t3, tssss t,s1
d.l... md ihe ve.teh drew OF The Peop1fi pi;s o IL
tSSn ,ard Me6 q into The ;own 10 exhnguth the nrs
PKau.-Ihe ueVt brought from CHI. ms ,taas eAG.a
the Pcruvians 10 nc highest pttea. SI ,hnss WSp.
in.errsts Ire ne larcee, nj stake, would rot t9r
mo1ncpt l1r,en to anr peace proposal: 10 aan aM
~ p.s' = ~ .fs2
h.re takep ma4sures to eecutc their properly tson
The Custom Home a Caiiae: l9,r,;so held A meet
inc On The ssh OF March, and appointed : dts eSs
ittee who drarted = eeI.es Of resolution. aaopte *
.. aRohsF ee,,gT af aS
sI.n, Sts nIca Of want Of sufficient force 70 O
T,ose ihe Spsf1ieh feet n hunlhatinF 10 a4s
u,mcn snd sne1eusah'e. eone.a1.ng ,g.a ~ nn5n hi,
fni ~ unsleo nss,s eiss Ther nlso condemn The pa
sire enndnct of tho British Cnafge oAnAue = =
have appointed desxas ,neI 10 Rtgh spprsciatlo
n91cik .na ,t To ta seTeat by eoopcraloo With tt
British forcet. the bomosrd,nent O. ne @ G, R,o j
, 1866-05-02
FROM NASHVILLE,
LeeJs3nt1ve-1DeGeatD Of the Senate Fran.
ch1Ae B1lI-The HendcfAon Trial.

LeE1aaat1vF-DeftAt Of the Senate Fran
chiAe BilI-The I1endcrson Trial.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune.l
NASHVILLE, aay1.
In the SENATE, today, gratifying progress was
made in what can but regard as The right d[rec-
ton. The Senate franchise bill. which permits all
rebels to vote except certain leading men and also
all colored men, was taken up at ten a. N. John
Htmble, Of Davidson County (Nashyi1le}, made
long End able argument In its favor. His principal
point. not before prescribed, that the policy Of
this hill is in accordance with that Of the Union
party in Congress.
Dewitt c. Seuter. Of Granger, replied, showing
The tn}ulbce OF permitting 0O0 men, tresh from
6ehting the battles OF the rebellion. to exercise the
elective franchise tn Tennessee, and pointing out
what be considered impraclcnnle and f,npolltlc nf
lowing n5GEcrs TO vote at present. Mf. TEimb1e
spoke Of the powerful Influences which led men
INTO the rebellion, and deprecated the effect Of t~
t;e {. Il aat Reii, Of morran County, ,rss. few
Sssss IL aoaa 1 Il
swell thc zebel Strength IN The State. -.,
closed ths debate, 69es6t Ind ci,er,s!,, .he etl1
es!9Es the Senate 6n,oa p,rts Ths auss
1on ,BH voting for and seventeen agaIust It, The
dye enaloIs who yoicd forit arc sicElycr, Trim.
bic. Case, Hall, and hmith. The Opposition Was
made up Of Union men who prefer t6e Hou.e iii
and Copperheaas Who would Ike to have the rchcis
Tnte, but not Decrpes.
Tomorrow the I1orke bill will euIne mp on its
third reading, nnd will certainly be passed.
, 1866-05-02

HI. TRTMDC1L keaented petition for the en-
ncttug Of equal and tst laws for interstate IN.
sursnte. Also peutAn for the establishment OF
q bureau Of !nsuEance. Both petitions We're refer-
red TO the Committee o1rommerce.
Mr. TRGMBULL pre- ssated tho petition Of one
hrncred and foriy-six ot,ens OF Staunton, Va,
~i'ha1aan from that p!ses, snd that the Union
men arc being pessecnied +, rebels, and praying
for the return q the troops toA the protection Of
loyal men. The petition was 'ehued TO the Com
mfttee on Military Ahalss-
Nr. JOHNSON rtad letter Inn Gen. Wade
Hampton, contrndictinC The chare OF Gen. Sbtr.
man that be (uampton} ordered 'he burning ol
Jotnpnlt4, $, C., md nsk1nE the appointment ot .
special committee 10 investigate the ,ub}ect Mr
johnscp moved its reference 10 the Committee
On Military Affair.", but subsequently ~hdsew It Al
the suggestion OF several Sen&fots. VIII sad TIT
Senate ought not to receive it.
Nj. TntADUn presented pe.itaou trom th'
, 1866-05-02

New Yons, May 1.--Tae steamer City ot Lon, Lon,
don, 1rou, Liverpool april ds;h, aad Q8eensso"'
re steamer Costa Rica, from Asplnwa1, is ZIG.
nailed. She brings San Francisco dates, 10 ~
10Th Of April. %$M
Her news has been anticipated. -
, 1866-05-02
Gbifago Qribnne.
THE NEWS,

THE NEWS.
TIC total internal revenue receipts for the
Eaorh Of April ~etr up~ard4 Of nineteen m lllont
of tbtlors.
William ". Clapp, the veteran editor and
with, died ut Boston yesterday. aged etkht
yeau.
Tie Louisville Courier wing Of the Ken
sucky " Democracy held 4 eonvautlou ia Loul,-
vtl1e5rs' 'ctda5. The need Of further zecons1rnc-
slnn ih"t stato Il *ads apparent throughout the
tpetehes aiso feeo1ntion, produced o. that ocea-
s:on
A noytt method Of dt:posing of property
at laho;e Is ns1se.t.e IL tn. 2=-o1a. 4 ;r Z. con-
E*si L as7an:c- 10 cuu: CO. II r}ica ST)oU In
PIT. 70 tt a"a.scI. II: f1ts; ;>:1:e con.sxts
OF ho'cl valued =: S6i1 q: lie ssroaa vr unni.
accab1. Gzn,-rf "hh = G, IN rseeuascz; ,s;,,
thrown in}; and The remaining 1SA.i III t1!l,ntd
&ah:e- and aank rotrf.
The Scuatu Committee Oh tho Pacific Rail.
road tavr nranlmon.ly as>~d epors re-. oi:s-
n'- fof t':ttu :tc l.r In u -trtic:.ou Of
1nr ..@: OF" ,Hh<t-d .7flcf Of ::. a-l m ). Kan.
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1T N1s:''r: 'h:s i.s... -h- ee-onl oae hundred
zni:re s,-, 'a"- na1G :,asr eo-.c!-.e3 IT 1t
she, la ''-'-'cc lie -: ": a.rY-.3 IN uccsn.
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<1E!dcr, scEneffee, lie Viii t. Ws.ms was tried
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SLIPS OIL ol range OF tue Spanish Cuus, and ren1u
1rg at unconcetned spectator Of the wanton and
uunrcr-.ary dc>s1uc,lou.
Dy pt17yal of the steamship Scotis. We hsyc
~forarp adyices 10 The :s5 u't, Fesrs Wcrr enter
1aaeo o. !oe losf oa Inc steamship City OF wash
grse demanded mo, her. The German onc.,ion
IL vut believed. uas elosly yecr1nr towara.
nraoctu, to,uuou. Frono,it,on. had ren rn.dr liz
tnetr,, for 1nn,r,1 t,ts.n,.m.n. 7.h.,. ~ .n,.
, 1866-05-02
FROM NEW YORK.
wsr,opnl Cenyea1lon Of Raifroad Or
dccFE.

dcCF8s
xxE YoEE, May IA an has been ttsned 1of :
-ss!s..i Convention OF Railroad PrcsidFnte Chte1
F111r,ccre and Gcurral SuPeF,nteuoeut-. OF al the
Esilroads Of the United s,a1es TO oe held n Phil
- smnne others by 4. ". KCunaTd. Of the Allan
sie i t3Tcat Western: A. +. Wsrn Engineer Of the
Tte R.flway; ]. E. Thonpeou, Of the feuusJ1Va-
~ 49, hundred Gt11usu imm!Essnts, imported by
~ f;rnrr1a lmuiRraut Company, arrived at Az
e : fss p.'s sss "
n a1T ~ c,eh 1nsil and s1oU for each woman.
1,y ssse nss .a%:ae. hs::s q esss eae,a
fepon w TO I'd hospital thtp nne no deaths slnee
IL last report.
, 1866-05-02
uhttpdelphIR Market.

r,rr. s.]ea Of rultdnng At 3sxle3t
GorToS 1T1HnuH nd droopag sae1 q 5sHsfa x
TEL IA 49xc Tor renned In bond, sao aSee4s ~
fffs; s;or,-Act,ye, sds4 .ooe orls Western e1sr' ~
81",Qn9 100. s.i.s = on0 hu fair ochobe
7; sHas & md white 4 t3.7oe1ae a., IN Ls1d.
rec te1AtxMTssrnSs-Fhh. y Ness Pork. &35'VA$"s'"
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, 1866-05-02

Sxw YonK, Nay 1.--Aceording. to the Toraa,
Colonel O. 'Mahoney is 10 BE- ous!ed nom me CON
1nsnd Of FepIaa atfaiIs Report EaFs hts heao.
onarters and yauablts hive been taken pos session
q by sutborizeo parties. to be held until the arE1-
n! os Head Centre Stephens. ,..ao
The Robe1tt-Sweeney party have ptomsso t1au g,.9.
eoUethtpr but the general impression u tuas nta1.
ters vii Id indefinitely delayed. .,. - ~.
On Saturday last tue Eastpori eon,ings9s, ~ ~.
great army Of invasion, caliea On JOIN Maaoae5
snd de1nanded thai They sauld teeelse Femnngasa e
tiou for their loss Of lirs anu HUH.
orcy refused at n,st, md denounced hilnAa Z!
fr11toE Who had eold the cauee to the enemy. hli-
3isn hsyt1r asserted the zane thing Of 0'Aahone5
ID the STREETS Of Ea.tposts stating that the rcaeon
wb1 III fnyaxiop scheme Ind came 10 E1tef was De-
cause u Administration had refused to sup2ort
bin m n.- pcld-mc,uine John Mahoney. TBS
1s1 end eo
he ,he 5ea1 5oo1s ot tic aD.on to pfsv nts escsoe
nsNahonry, alter q sleht delay. ca'he.d hi. ecat,
trrc. facui:ies, and paid the demand. of the man,
aad tbey i'll rejoicing, with thirty d'1laN aes esp
~ poE4, = 1ps'a Me, Msy 1General Meade has ,..
rrtT1ned nom st. Andre 81. N. b.. ~here be ne
General Do1lcI, Of The bristah army TO eonsnlt o
Fentan affairs II il reported that the troops her
| hsye oruers 10 be ready to march al nomenrA uc
4 t1- Their DESTINATION IS uukn,Wn-
, 1866-05-02

HAnIusnu1o, May 1-Gov. Curtin has Issued
general order for the gceremones to be obsetEcd on
the return Of the standards OF the Ienneyisania
Volunteers at Independence Square, Phllaue'pn'a'
on the 4lh OF July.
, 1866-05-02
:1@S foF FaffeinTfed Poisonla..

sentence for Attempted Poisoning,
Tonox1o. G, w., May l.-Dr. GustaG, lste Of New
yo,E xiv Hhr ATTEMPTED tn roison 9 nan named
KcEinaon several month. ag9 II. 4 eG
Jcstesda3 found GHy yn,e2s,s1v snE zg,neeo ~ -
, 1866-05-02
Fire..

Tnor, N. T. May IA trn ocsuIIsd u Lansing
burg last night, destroying about <19No worth q
sna Couerese streets, including the anclent uoou
Hotel, Fierre'k carpenter shop, and Mrs: kreyat:
md Mrs. Forbes harms. It was the WORK ot q
fncendiary. There was an insurance on mos1 Q
1hh loGR.
, 1866-05-02

Steamboat Burned
.C1Hc1szA11, Aa5 The steamer Gibbons w.
burned al Shesman's Lake, between AuEus4
ard Savannah, Ga. OF Friday. with I'VE htnolea
bales OF cotton. The vessel and cargo a1e To-
+n14
, 1866-05-02

nchSructtTe Fire at Grand ISaptd1s
DErKorr. May Ia fire at Grand Rapid.. A1ea.. s,
this uorninE, destroyed tho Union hote1 ana an1 -
tfores with their contents. Total loss, F1o',o9''
Irxrrrd Inv ( IN nm
, 1866-05-02
Standard Household Remedies.
DR.. u. JAYNEs
FAMILY MEDICINES

use a1 nsably calculated 10 nrrseFye hcaish
and relieve diseases fhas family should be Hl1hout
them. TEeY consist Of
JAYNES EXPEcTORAET. 1oF Cou4hs Cousump-
tioo, Asthma, and all Pulmonary and bronchial AZ
JAMES TONIC vERMrFuGR, Tor Worms, pyspeu-
aia- ftles, aeneEnl Dtbil!ty, Go
JATNFs CARMINArIvE BaLsaM. for povrt and
summer Complaints, CoHcs. Caanps, Chosef1, DC,
JATNE'S ALTERATIvR, for sezofu1a, Go!tre. Cau-
GERS, Diseases Of the Skin mud Bones, DC.
JAMES AGUE MIXTURE, toe tie Cure Of Fever
JAYSk's LKtNKEr OR couN1ER 1RR1rAHT.
for Bsutset, Rheumausm. de-
JArNEs EAEATIVE p11LB, = Valuable putr,,t1s.
3nd csrtaia cure for Nil Btll3ns Anect1opS ME-
JALeoESE LoEElefn.s,1 ss!APIC FOR I, 6n-
las.:1;eneasa an4 localities 1t47e tho artrod.aco
Of prscla1 czfnoi be Ttadly ontaned, fam1:tea will
E4d thtto Remedies OF great service. Tae atfecnoos
which accomrauy them axe IN plain, perspdcuous 1an
Kuage, easily uncet1tood by at: a1d IN nddlttos-
Jayne's Medical AtmanAc Acd Guide to aea1tn; 70 -
hsd gratis Of Ill Azents. ccntalns, besides rtlaa
Csle1dAx. Catalogue OF Dtse2ses-tae sympfosns by
t1aseh eY may bs ka0len-how they sh0uit b. treat
Cd. With advice as to the proper remedies to
Ee uked.
SOLD EFERYVHERE.
, 1866-05-02

Dcath of n VHeran Editor.
Ros,nv. NAV 1.-Mr. Vim. ". ClApp dtcd TesteE-
day. ared etrhiy-th1eeIyeass. Ae was ioE1nef9
,reI; 1rnoEn edltor and PRIMER In this city.
, 1866-05-02
M|GGINS, BRADFORD & CO..


Post Ot3ce Drawer 5913. @A@'
me rtopetors Will donate to tha Lincoln and Dcux
The same purpose. >>''" 'A-~S* '"'
Mlnn. Hon, Geo. v. Lawrence n C., of Penn: son
Alet. Randall! E3-ao1efnor Of Wls.: Hen. Ypl korf-
Il Hx.a: e. 9r Ind: noc. 'a J. IsyoocK. Of Kama
H9a; H9 VT I LstilnETen. Lyons. 1owa: Hon. joseph
S1on5.F Sas95 Fosy'9: ~ A.; T. s. Ga,easo nj u.
Man1e1'. White d Co.. New Orleans, r..
act ~ our aEeota and they Will be allowed ai enr
nlkson on an tcke oEdere. whether for themsiyrs
Or other patttt1. Who uAJ Order through them Prn.
Hp6S5s5 F-x&W 1et
, 1866-05-02

Murderer.
rm, .nr1pu1I, 5thy 1.-Antotne Proost was thts
rorrtn1 se7-euced TO be hanged for the murder o.
~ I1t+.1t- he rece1ed his fentence without any
Ms;hE emotion, and made 10 ttuafks. The day
frsMs execution Will be dxcd br the Governor ot
, 1866-05-02

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, 1866-05-02


Arrival Of tho N&eameI,fp Seottn wifi,
Dotes to the pod-Ren r. .Ert.r,utrna. IN
+t,a ~. 80 v.
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Any party procuring \ club Of nve or more 1smss
for tickets and forwarding the money ioy tue sam6
viii be allowed the following commission, III:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08
Tbe V,oioe OF Charifv.

The late civil war has filed our
country with widows and orphans,
whose wants demand the attention of
the charitable everywhere, and we
hope their cause will receive the at
tention of those who are surrounded
with happiness and plenty.
We nave received a circular Of the
"MIssoURI SOUTHERN RELIEF AssocI-
ALTON, an organization Of the ladies
of that State, who intend to hold a
grand Bazaar in st. Louis, during the
last Week of September, to raise funds
for the relief of the "destitute widows
and homeless, friendless orphans" in
the Southern States. The repeated
and urgent appeals for aid in this
hour of great need and suffering, com
ing from those sections so devastated
by the ravages of war, have induced
this organized plan in reply to thos,
piteous appeals. Contributions ar
earnestly solicited from all inclined f
aid in this work of benevolence
Ifany ofour citizens feel disposed t
contribute their mite in aid of thi
cause, they have an opportunity {
doing SO, either in money or other al
ticles, by leaving their contribution
at the residence of Rev. ]. G. Archer
in this place, or by sending direct t
the President or Treasurer Of the SC
ciety, at ST. Louis. We are informe
that the Adams Express forward a
such contributions free Of charge.
MRs. REBEooA W SIRE, Pres't.
Mas. WM. McPHIErERs, Treas
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

A MISTAKE We were in error last
week in stating that Congress had
failed to pass the bill allowing boun-
ties to soldiers. This was, however,
done only at the last moment of the
session, in order TO save their own
$1,000 extra pay. Anumbcr of mem
hers threatened to vote against the
appropriation bill, because of the in
creased pay to members; and it was
also intimated in Executive quarters,
that the $4,000 clause might incur a
veto; hence the villainous portion; Cot
whom there is a large majority,) in
order to save this clause, after having
stricken it out, hitched on the sol
diers' bounty bill, in order to compel
the refractory to vote for the whole
lbill, and also to prevent a veto. This
| is the way Congress treats the sol
der 1t takes no such trickery TO ge'
millions appropriated to idle negroes
lbut when white soldiers ask for then
lust dues, they can only get them after
doubling the pay of loyal Congress
men.
We will state, for the benefit o
those entitled to bounty, that the,
need not be in a hurry about maxim!
application, as it will be some tim
|; before the proper department ca
prepare blanks and make the nece'
sary arrangements. A board Of thre
military officers has been appointe
f to assist the pay department in tn
+ work of preparation.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-08

GOING AMONG THEIR FRIENDs.-Sev-
eral cargoes of Virginia negroes were
shipped last week at Fortress Monroe,
for Boston and other New England
cities, where the Negro Bureau has
obtained situations for them. We
wonder if the poor white people in
our cities would apply to this Bureau
whether they would receive any atten
ton at the hands Of those divines anC
"school marms" that now run th'
'Iblack machine.