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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-28

Of trade with Jackson and Kalamazoo.
There are other reasons that might be given
for this result, but | will mention but one
in this connection. The enormous rents
in Chicago, and the expenses OF Asia-s -.-...
clerk hire. compared with smaller cities,
enables dealers in Jackson and Kalamazoo
10 sell rs low rs those in Chicago, and
make more money On smaller stocks Of
goods, and with far less risk In tie loss Of
property by fires, &c.
In concluding this letter already too
lone, the moral Of this subject appeals Will
great force 10 the business men Of Lansing
Make Lansing \ great railroad centre, by
aiding The Grand Trunk Extension; The
lansing and IonIn. land it, extension rla
Howell 10 Detroit; the cOmpleti& 81 tie
jackson and Lansing road To saginaw city
and road from Lansing ~ Battle Greek
and there need be no fear Of tie future.
All interior railroad centres with the COM
petition Of ireights, and convenience Of ac-
cess from the surrounding country. must
become wholesale marls OF trade. and man.
ulacturing centres LOOK at this question
a. one not 10 be controlled hy the mercena-
~, selfish considerations OF the moment.
and extend a hearty and generous co-ope
ration to everything That shall aid busi
ness communications. and Lansing aiil DE
proud OF her future More anon.
d T.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-28
Failure Of the Freedmen's Bureau Bill

IL was hoped by many that the Freed
mems Bureau bill MIGHT command two
thirds vote in the I - senate. arl tlu.
become law notwithstanding Tie Prcsi
dents veto. The friends OF the measur,
were disappointed in this, However on he
ing put to vote, four votes were lacking,
the vote standing 80 TO Is. ana "a vote.
being required to constitute two-thirds o
the Senate, that body being composed az
the present time Of % members The ioi-
lowing was the vote cast:
Anthony, Brown, Chandler, Clark,
Conness, Crogin. Cressweh Fessendcn.
FOSTER, Grimes, Harris, Henderson, How
ard. Howe, kirkwOod, Lane. of Indiana,
Lane. OF Kansas. Morrill,. Nye, Poland
POmery, Ramsay, sherman. Spraguc. sum
ner, Trumbull, Wade, Wilson, lates-50.
-Buckalew. Cowan. Davis. Dixon.
DOOlttle, Guthrie, Hendricks. Johnson.
McDOugh. Morgan. Svsuiith. SUitOu, Hid
die, Salisbury, Stewart, stockton Van
Wrinkle and Wiley-l~.
ABSENT Footc and Wright
Among tie nays are eight who wore
elected as Republicans, VIZ. Mc-sss. tuw-
an. of Pa, Dixon. of Conn. pooiittir oi
Wis, Morgan. of \. Y, Norton. of Mime
sofa. Stewart Of Nevada and Van Wmkle
and Wiley of West Virginia.
The passage OF the bill over the Pre- f.
dents veto would have awaited nothing
more than the mere satisfaction of having
the measure become law. With ihc Pre-
sident opposed to carrying out It's pgovis-
ions, the act would have remained inopera-
tive. as he is made 10y il the medium
through which its heneiiccnt objects were
to be accomplished
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-28
The Presidents Veto Message.

We publish in iull Oh our first page Of
this week. paper the message OF President
johnson, ve-oing the Freeamen'- Bureau
bin No Presidential act has caused as
much sensation AMI stir throughout the
country since the issue Of President Lin
coins emancipation proclamation. The
message has BROUGHT down on Che head of
the President the -c.,r.-' ana'lcmas from
tue Republican pres arl t.c democratic
press ha il with joy and commentator.
There 8 not a rebel or reh, ~'mprbiZcl
from Canada 20 The uiteruos- ends of the
earth that Is not perfectly eu,aptgrel vitn
this veto. The men ln our very midst tHat
gl0ated over every defeat of tire Union arms
in the late rebellion hail this veto mcs-as,
with the most uuieigned satisfaction. Even
the traitor Nallandigham made u-e of AL
American lag TO express bis joy. THROWING
il out ofthe window OF sresilencein Dayton
Thousand. Of guns have been free in eNui
tati0n over this act OF The President by me.
who did all in their power during the REBEL
ion 10 overthrow the government. II Tho
Union cause is To be suhseryed hy the de
feat Of the Frcclmen's Bureau bin wly AL
this rejoicing from such quarters Does d
not clearly Indicate that is damuging % me
cause Of universal freedom, AMI hvorahl,
o. that which j. the opposite
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-28
Hon. John. ". LOngvear.

our representative IN Congress from tins
district, Hon. John W. LonSlear our OWE
townsman, Is taking quite an active part in
| the transactions of Congress at us preston
session. His name figures almost daily. in
some connection, in The proceedings Of thar
body. His legal ability enables him %
take quite prominent position con- many
of the leading questions Of tire aav and
his views seem to bc regarded with a good
deal Of weight with those with whom Dee is
politically associated VA the House ot Rep
reSentatives. On The 18th inst. he offered
the following series of important resolu-
tions:
HsS0irs,l, That. i'm the language Of the
proclamation of the President Of Nav 2qth.
1860. &c The rebellion which was waged hv
portion OF the people of the lnited States
against the properly constituted authorities
thereof. IN the most violent and revolving
form, but whose armed and organized
forces have now been almost entirely over
come has. m lis revolutionary progress.
deprived the people of the states Il, which
u Was Organized Of all civil government.
This was agreed To, yeas lO2, nays So.
Yeas all Republicans: nays all Democrats
except Hubbard. Latham and Whalev. or
West Virginia, Phelps AMI Thomas. Of
Maryland, Raymond OF New York. and
Rcsseau anil Smith, of Kentucky
EeSolrel. That. whenever the people of
any State are thus deprived OF all civil Gov
ernment II becomes the duty Of Congress. bv
appropriate legislation, TO enable them 10
organize state Government. and. ia the
language OF the Constitution. TO Aruarau-
Tee 10 each State Republican form Of
Government
This Was agreed to-lOf 10 50.
hsSolrei That in the deliberate sense Of
this House that the condition of the rebel
states fully lustities the President in main
tanning the suspension OF the writ OF t1ieQs
corpus IN those States.
This was agreed toll 10 %.
RsSolrei, That. il is the deliberate sense
oil tbs House that the condition of the
rebel states fully ju>.iles Tie President In
maintaining military possession ana control
therein. aud that The President IS entitled
10 the thanks 81 The nation FOR emnloyir-
The war power lor the protection of Union
c'tlzenS and the freedmen in these Stale-.
This was adopted, l3i toS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-28

SECEErArY SEW ,Np'~ SrEECH- Secretary
Seward made speech n New York City. AZ
Coopers Institute ON the evening OF the
22d. in which he supported the veto Mes
SAGE of President Johnson. We have not
room to notice II al length. lie argued
that il was not necessary that the bin We
toed by the President should become Il law,
as the act which il was designed To contln-
ue IN force would continue 10 be the law Of
the land until one year after a declaration
either by the President or by Congress that
the war was Al an end. which declaration
had not Yet been made tie thought that
law sufficient for the purpose without any
increase of the powers conferred by it upon
the President lie argued that the repre-
Sentatives from the Southern states should
hc admitted 10 seats in Congress, a. the
President was ia harmony with all the
states that were in rebellion We have no
doubt the President Is more in harmony
with the South than are the members Of
Congress. and there is where lies the prin-
cipal difficulty. The speech lacked the rhe-
torical flourish which usually characterize
the efforts Of Mr.. Seward when speaking il
q cause which had taken hold upon his
heart.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-28

RESOLUTION OF THANKS TO THE Army
AND NAvY.-Seuator Wilson. OF Mass. ID
troduced into the Senate on tie 2lst inst.
the following resolution, which vas referred
10 the military committee:
ReSOlre}. That il i the dutv and privilege
OF Congress 10 express the gratitude Of the
nation 70 the officers. soldiers and seamen
Of the United States by whose vaior and
endurance. on the land and On the sea. the
Rebellion has been crushed and lis pride
AMI power humh.ed. bv whose fidelity ,o
The cause OF freedom the Cover mcut Of the
people has been preserved and maintained
AMI ny whose orderly return from The field
and blood OF civil war. 10 tie peaceful nur-
suits az private life. the eXal-iug and emo
bling Influences OF free institutions uron
q nation have been si-nl,iy manifested to
the world.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-28

MISPLACED CoNFIDENCE.-S Speaker CoIfav
waSered a box Of cigars with friend.
amember ofthe House. that the Presiden,
would approve the Freedmen's Bureau biz
tie lost, Of course, and the member the
next morning amer the reception Of the
veto message found the cigars on his desk,
labeled From a victim OF misplaced conf
dence.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-28

~ g Who is there that will say Andrew
Johnson ever made pledge that he did
redeem, or made promise he did not fulfill
-,JohHSOH'S Speech.
II the President had stated whether he
had ever taken temperance pledge. we
could frankly state our conviction.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-28

RICHMOND Ex4sINER--This rebel Journal
which was suppressed 10y order OF General
Grant, has been released by order fPresi-
dent Johnson, and has resumed publica-
ton.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-28

Dan NooRHIEs USsEATED. The contested
election case il Congress between DAME.
VOORHEES, and Henry D. Washburn OF Inii-
ana. has been decided IN favor Of Wash
burn.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-28
Editorial Correspondence.---Bo. l

The srscts o. ths Late storm; the City q ciicaso
Hebigau Avenue; Chicago 80. Detroit Tor Home
Corafort; Dufness Of Business; word % the Feo-
pie Of Lansing
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-28

- There Is danger that the Moses
that promised TO lead the colored men O
Tennessee viii turn ont to be Pharaoh. q
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-02-28

Cough. Cold or sore Throat. OIL. zee
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? LoSGTEAR, Pest Nsztsr.
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Suaen6sGS iln6erl.

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4en, tbssttsssS ssrfaa. Inter 5oeen FelmIis
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Grint;nrtal.gOnrhr.t.

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8erfanf bon @etr1nfen ona Sabbotb bcr
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fiGet lit, iparo 9eitern berb6rt unb ipirtl
beute feineni llrtbeilsiprua :empfansen-
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bent Wolisei>Nid,ter berbanbelt ipurben,
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Die Saufarirfe a8eIt. - Der SaEreans ron
IS 9eftens neblt etnen pra1fuoaen StnhIz y
ftidb, Tx BET r B. oils YrdRes $50. - So 90
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aEn DN@ &s1l 4 st4dgs tSeS Sen.
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