davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

riU Excrsy Law TIM EssrrRs Disrrior -THf,L
CosvIcros 4 IAGER BKEa DrAfsR-Hernsn Y. Bruins.
lager beer dealer doing business No. 5crand street. H. D.
arrested the OH Of September ss by the police othe
ION q ne excise law on sss AZ by selling eT besr ~
y sa'f p'sS s'ss
\. q : y.
I;ssssa q y. Forty ,aaS '' rgssIsss - is:issd
falling beer @ various parties a BIS rlses % business
Hssns called - stand ana csrrcberaisd This s.ii
sosng house tsepSr ard ssi Se beer il ia place was
iS' s ne sfs q ss os he por u &
hs hour. d s Bsfers P,sss Sentence r,
aenee before when he answered ibai e -. ONE dnsd
UsrsoroxSD AssAuLrsA boss shoemaker, named James
HaxzcIty, dolns business IN Fourth street, r. D..
Knocked down and cruelty ytsrdsy forenoon at The
Of Second North streets By named
s.1.y g ~ w,.S y. aarsS s.sP"s rGT =, y.
warrant for his srsi but the Jce frankly told bin that
sa.ens ssn, u before the Grsud Jay sar eesnces
Gnfri man ws. sdvseS \, 81 .S hefor liz s,rend
Jury, and he promised 20 "a
ArTrsrr srsAL Bsrcx Bui oBsderahis erc.is
mcns was created yesterday afternoon in Marcy avenue near
Walton street. y. n, in consequence ~ the st,emp, %
gang Of men 70 tear down carry swsya large brick
building valued ~ and II present used glass fac
ry g seem, Cha, The msu wsre egsy . % Nc wor. Of
Az those gagged In the outrage arrested BY the police
Of Tho forty1fth precinci locked They will ee
heard by Justice Daley this morning The following are
their rarss Abr.m = Miller, samuel kirchper Truman
schnln jacob ausef John HcncheI Charles Foey Henry
schlstx and Peter Kuns-i
THr Lose IsLAsp HtsrorIcA socrsr.--A regular meet
ug 81 THE society VII be ssd tonlxh, hsr No
iscours street paper viii bs read ~ the Rev o ~.
Fro'hnsham, "rhe LIFE ~ Rssormsr " the Fifteenth
csngTyN The formal presentation The -c@sy Of PIC
siresdy the walls viii place n u portal,
q Chsf Justice Marshall painted IN isA ~ Rembrandt
reAe and given 70 the sisty by mrs. James Humphrey
The picture Que % remarkable srcesnc and has been
EuuKht Tor 20 sdorr 81 the public budisTs ~
MAshngon The society has Just been prsy>ntsd ~ Milan
naNer Win COLLECTION o. valuable papers rennne We
ma IIsnds song which several N The hsndvnunx ~
hr Henry Clinton About the lat ~ Jarus,y book usns
lated iron putch mana-cripts BY HENRI g. Murphy for
Journal q voysss;o New Ss,ssraaa 4 ~ln =
pchiished By The society
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01
CITY INTELLyGENCR.

Tn oses Of cbolsra se reported In thia
CITY Yesterday The givea were ohrsto sna
o. Ninth rss % Ssmss
ierday. and burial permit was issued LOT ner % ~
QUARANTINE RAISED hospital ship Falcon was towed
to the city yesterday She had been at anchor In the
lower for months and was used az cholera
the most solemn festivals Of tho Catholic ChurchAii
Saints As according the Catholic doctrine. every
day the year the OF some especial saint
n bs S mas ia honor q those
have charge q pa,tcu.r day High MAS MAS viii be cee
divine service at the Protestant places Of worship.
Fvr oIsrs HOUSE, IspUsrRY.-There win be recep
ton to-day al two of the school Of the Five
invited who are Interested In the education OF the chill
dren OF the poor
city gives notice that per added
unpaid the lat OF December prox an ad
ditlonai per December 10 all taxes remain
twelve per cent win be computed from he time he tax
books were received to the date of payment
err RAILROAD TICKETS six eight weeks ago the
HERALD Informed It's readers that city rail-
road companies issuing tickets the legal Az
people s complain Of being charged SIX cents instead
more that by going 10 the hesdauaers OF The
companies they can remedy the evil
ACCIDENT TO CouscILxAs BRiNxxAx-on Tuesday
Ing the procession OF the Tenth and Thr-
teenth Wards Hoffman Clubs were passing through
Canal street. their way the democratic RATA.
cation meeting at the Cooper Institute and when
the Bowery most painful accident happened 70 Council
man james Brnkman OF this CITY, That gentleman was
marching In the and engaged along tho route In
81 arm Snn and also E Es 'f posie When
near the corner OF the Bowery by accident the whole
Of these fireworks exploded at setting FIRE TO his
clothes and terribly burning him about the body the neck
and face number OF his friends FASTENED 10 his assist
snce and after e1inguishng tho FIRE he immediately
conveyed to his residence In Ludlow Broome
street II is to be hoped that his injuries may not prove
serious.
OBSTRUCTION PlER IS Easr RIVER RrxovgD.This pier
which has been bockaded against boats going up
the East river Yesterday again opened for by
the removal Of the sunken vessel Charles Farweil
which wreckers have boon at for time the
tcuars of which have already IN the columns Of
the HERALD The workmep succeeded bringing her In
alongside pier ~ where she lies with her after cabin
and bow end several feet Divers engaged
yesterday her and crowds 10 witness their
Farweil will be lifted completely above water
RON OvER.-About six r, NJ Tuesday a man named
Thomas Sanders accidentally by a wagon.
driven by unknown at the or Twenty third
street and Broadway. He badly bruised about
limbs and conveyed 10 his residence williamsburg
by tho police.
Coal SHADx HicHna PRIcF.-The regular sale OF
Scranton coal took place at yesterday at the Office OF
the Delaware and Lackawanna Company No % Exchange
place, before large attendance The prices rather
higher than those obtained the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

ne pranc,p. wnessss against the dsfsndsst eeoS.d
.ns wtness with this commission of forgery w n
Anany Tor which he stated been Indicted.
MI Mnndy also read aildAsits one Of which
WAS tn4f u Az alleged MRS Ellsworth This aniu~yi
charged the defendant with wedding wife No in 1870 living
win her Tor four great unhappnss4 aud then
taxing unto himself Mrs Ellsworth No after : divorce
from Mrs No 2 Judge Brady took the papers and 70.
marked that the that evidently had sides
70 that he would examine ali the papers carefully and n
he found difficulty coming conclusion then he
would refer 10 referee 10 Investigate II thorourhiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

rhe advance evidently owing TO the approaching close Of
the article the market Indeed il Is positive fact that
Vicinity than there was year The Increased price
therefore not founded upon true basis Of supply and
An usYArHruL wrrx SHor HussAsp.--Another OF
those Of nddey 10 marital aud infellcily OF
marital relations which Of late have become prevalent
brou sh 70 light last evening At No i73 East Twenty.
third street William r. Anderson, residing at the above
mentioned place. came home shortly after .ir O'Clock and
1S win ssr ss o p rap
Succession at hts wife two Of which took eecn her body
rested BY of The Eighteenth precinct police. and his
M roy @ y VINO mad an been called ~
wounds will not prove fatal.
suppKr DEsrnshortly after nine O'Clock last night
coored woman, prostitute going into house OF III
fame No rs Iaurens street when she fell
step. Although known the residents the locality
person Of disreputbia character her could not he
CRUSHED ELEVATOR Thomas stewart, Irish lad
sixteen years OF age employed No S. Centre street.
badly crushed between the elevator and the
se S half s ocSt s evening s s
he opinion tina, bis ajures would 10 All probability prove
street
Fur sxvssru AVENUE Between four and ave O'Clock
yesterday morning liquor store owned
by John Mahsr No yH Seventh avenue Forty
street A the fire discove rcd foolish
~ kicked The store door before the arrival Ar tho areen
The whole OF tho nIures greater portion Of
e stock were deroyed The nremen however, prevented
the flames from spreading beyond noithssnd
Ing the building old frame Tho oss
$500 Mr. Mahar IL insured for <50 hts stock and fx
lures There Is mys,ery attending this IRE N. building
T. owned by widow Mary Mcyay aud the ground lease hav
Ing expired some time she ordered n tho
house the st of the mouth of the land Mr.
Zebske had rented leased the property Mr. Jenkins
The widow asked 9c0 for the building but that refused
She then sold % lumber dealer and Afterwards refused
to st them pull down. fearing sho might herself ino
trouble The suspicious Of the FIRE The OF
leaving the premises under tho police
and Fire Marshal Baker.
TAsoxr EXCLUSION Posr OsFicr Exrtorxs. hun.
dred Of the Post Once employees have protected target
curnon 10 take place Monday neri. Prizes Will l-e
awarded FOR superior understandable The expense OF the
affair will amount n $780, which Wal made Up
tfibuon OF - from earh errursi0uis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01
tM LATE couMrv cltax.

TO rHs xDrron OF TINE HHsALp.
prrlos d rxs covrrs clsns, Nsw Toss. OCT q, -
savps road this mornisgs Bss4tp IN article reasctns
*. hosssy q the ss oouay s&k. bs object Of this
,nunicAcg 70 merely 70 state ssAa While hays % -
''s s;s'' ; yiSjSiaS J!::ls 's s:ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01
vsrts srirts couM.snMas @act.

Before Comm zsioner Eeus
scnn Williams, who had Seen charged with having bad
snsss eounsrfe treasury notes In his possession,
80 rousnt up Tor ,Trther ~ramnason Two Witnesses
~ Cor the defence tsstssd that tho pacA
- 49, - - .sn V Williams by msa 10 nc street
~ w" - hold y ~ him for shor time. Fhs case
~"sgs" "a I<hrnsd ~ Monday nesl y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01
uuIts srAIfs iisraET csusr

oreSudgs shipmsp
1tonas a. 0bac~ Rot~S ~ wavd al Hah<v 4 s,gus
yrsbss az sap chasssscps-rhss s>,ion for -
aAns wages. The claim had bean rssistSA on ~ osna
Ma. pslpue asssrS fso. sss ssh ed s{si,fs for
XIV stsc (kss ths 10 lessrsi0~ vi - ~ ~ -
psSSf al W s. ssu'ls1 70 Sr +, 80 - '"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Tie steamship Ocean Quecn. Captain Howes, will
leave this port on Thursday for AspinwaL
Tho malls for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at half past ten O'Clock Thursday morning.
Tho NEw YoRk Naturalization for tho Pacnc-vill
BIO ready at half past nno O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies In wrappers ready for mailing cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01
SALES or REAL ESTATE.

BY T.. n. Ludlow a Co.
53 3l< and $40 Gresnwi ch street Gt6asO sY7
COMMODORE
hcrse aus lot, n. Z. cor. Kivington and Mangn SITS.
hoyses lot adj norlh each 49, As5l ..... ALDO
hotse aud lot > T. cor. Rivingion and Goerck sts.,
house aud lot adj souIh ~ ~ S 80 .......... 1900
house and lot south side Goerck ST., Sis east Rivng-
ton at 2cxsst 300)
House and lot n. W. cor. stanton and Mangn, SITS,
e1 First as %5xIO Is 40
lDI ST. Marks place H6xisa WITH stabc 9th 2g2J
D and lOlH ST Marks place. each " 6xe each $50
lot O. 18th St, 2b west Of r. I5xu33. zoo
~ Bruone St. sheriff st., 33siUl .............. Tlm
lot ~ r. cor lat and ID. st 26xto l540O
lot adj north. on avenue 2xl0g................ $50
III Broone abxO0 5000
lot north side a9h II, ay suO
lots adj east each I31IO0, each $3.50
81 Prince street. 201533 Observation-Disclosures. 92jO
81 Canal street. 10 iJx36 1890
~ West Houston street, Laurens 10 gl66 l5i0O
~ West Houston street. III 9xHj $3.50
~ West Houston street ID ex65 -. 1850
80 Crosby street. 251l00 49,. 81 200
~ Duane street, 25X $4,000
2a Broome street, 2bxllu. l26O
bMlcdougsl street 23x76 Observation-Disclosures. 600
lUS Thompson street .Sr 100
"a sullivan street, 81 iy65. 500
~ sullivan street ~ fr65.
81 sullivan street. ~ 6x5O, 4 900
S0s Bowery 2o8x75b. 1000
- -. trlsEuoLD PROPERTY.
bb3 Greenwich street, 2lx75. loo
65T Greenwich street 30x7b ................... 2lO0
LIS and lf5% Division street (togetharJ 2sx%1 $3.50
los and ltsh Division street together 26ya93.. $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01
tovar Of cowsox sttn.
The Case Of the Divorced United States Gsn
ssi-Aadssssssi Amdsviss Presented.

Ma. y yf,s-orth 20 william q Ens~orth-Tkis
s.ss the Details u wsseh published vesh ago vas
10 fs ssssnss sssib yesterday The adjourned motion
40 sh1rss sss desendsn, from arrest fov neglect 70 ~
snnoay On Ne ground Ihsa be l. poor and ~fssoai 80
TsJs1ss sssssmsrsor read additional s1svi.s %
ssgw -. 80 sss 80 ssssa 49,, y ~ ~ trs
sr s,,s 1859 - ,sssssS.sss ~ ~ srss 80 Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

Steamship City OF London tss sIrraous. Ia.erposs o.
Joha Dale 10 ITO miss o. Yassnet saw ssscss
ship unha, from Boason FOR Liverpool
spa % r.s'as Maj Stss%ssp % oa "G.s
~ "a = ~ 'naited steamship Henry fhaunsy
w. Wheeler. Harris. Glasgow ~ days With mds. I,
~ ratk ysu y sps 'ss snss "a I'll otssass5
10 avs 'qoem ana drowned every effort ~
ns. .p .n mess g.. sm F-dnsh. Hamburg - dave ~,s
and "a ssssas' had - the passags-s saiss
h,gsny A. y .. ward "' ~ he" " days. ~'h ~
10 Bye., san a,lfoa trrkns Gov hay day, With eos
VIII sugar s.r' A. ts N9s aysn pua Basdo, day.
wh coffee HSs' a. sI nsa-a '..s. Porto c.eso DAY.,
Bng En,n, Dean (nutehi 60 Co... a., ..
w,.h sd-e 70 Iheo Poas- ~. s,se ~ and ~
blow and thick wsatb-r apt al. a. Tie "a. sscs
sriass mai from thr L / stea NJ, N " of Tho -
,rs sraseh .ssl Card oaad fur., II. 10 dAys wA
sSs E@ly csTsr or, wsycoa ssafpsro.. - days,
Win soa s 70 s m..,s n".ssas W.. ~, % t.S
current ssa 'Ince bad strong essley Winds ~ 10 :,
.lsea aud gone ls p..ss
Win srss ,e.:s = Tow, Wi everything ssss
u. ~. & @ Dss' s'as q ~ ~" .ps: ;ss &c
i,s ssrss s'scs Jsfs,ssrs aay. s,,s lumber .
fsnrsNs. rom s.sas Tor Ses iors - ''' ~ "'''V
RIG Geo Amos, wsrd. saiiiis Kirsr On days with iu.
soSr, Gem fo~ci. 6av.ns. IL days. With sugar togs
sehr nor.o Nichols Hrc-n Mobile. = days. with
"a se se1 "a, |. is., hs p,so Co. a.
sssr . Rowland Kane. Pensacola. sasy.
senr Wslsnsa PAXTON, iseaufor,. ~. sd4ys
en- en- - nr y e., smith vi.s,nis
ssr Z M s.Ts, iY Sss,,' Virginia
schr Clara, Montgomery, Sowca@tis Me- for rsasipsss
sailed.
steamships Scotia, aorro csstlc s-r-tcg. AIbemsra
Wind ; sans~l NV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01
100000 In Presents.
GRAND CHARITABLE FAIR
AND
FKENENTATIUN FESTIVAL.
AN APPEAL To THE AMERICA a


q, We ne osrs and n&sassrs o The Tome aaa scae2
dren Of onr Soldiers aud sailors eirnesy solicit the sym.
FESTIVAL Of all who desire with u. 10 see .rhs Homo ana
SCHOOL, enabled % receive aud for all needy who
Mr. osnsfqi uiys.ss ); cri9, President, Mrs Cha. r.
pirst We President Mrs.. Roer, rors'er second vics
presdent Mrs John s VOORHEES, Treasurer; Mrs. DAVID
taTy Mr.. Hery.y o. Law, Mira J. , Van DalscS, Mr..
john ~ White Mr.; dermond Mrs. u Clifford wads.
man Mrs. g. sser Mr.. VIM Mailer Ma II" Henry B.s tiger
Tie fair WI open 10th December and continue
two weeks 81 the Public Han corner o. broadway and
GRAND PRESENTATION FESTIVAL
coo,rER ISsTIrrTE; NEW YORK
which occasion committee Will DO chosen by tho and
$4,000 IN pREsEsTs
iesiiyal there win issued 2oo tickets 81 each aud
200 900 pre-enis being ticket holder Including
$500 $4,000 IN GREENBAcKs.
splendid Re2dencs- Houses and Lols Horses Carriages.
Grad r,snss pAsaoad Rggs aud Pins elegant wateles
For fall catalogue Of presents printed catalogue, which
V' ~ ?" l iSS ' 70 os sfs' c ss%
Ihe asses W, Is .aEped q AZ honaaellers drssgs
A. VI each or IL qusnscs 4 the club rates snbcriIt.n
lists are now ready io5 .oaers and other male aud f.
the tickets Circulars giving full directions aud
order. may bs s, s y u sooas he ossy from
81 70 SIS 20 registered letter = our .s, with s'ep for
by eIpress At tho following
10 go 10 sa IA
81 " 80 100 A. "a
~ M5
Address ~ orders for texas and communications %
THOMAS CO, Manuaing Directors. or 10
Nh. DAVIS, Agent for Tho Home aud school,
6l6 Broadway New YORK
Contributions and donations for the Pair Will be gratefully
received and acknowledged At 0 So Broadway where
tickets for tho Fair can be obtained
We take pleasure % scsnowIedsius on behslf o. tho
Home aud School, tho barnl donation Of 500 by
Rmpre sewing Nscline Company, Of RIO Broadssv y "
THOMAS co. Managing Directors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

The ~ we sewing MACHINES = Lsck-iItch.
10, f.m,.s manufacturers. They arc word-ren0s M
fIIE HONE n, scHISE COMPANY. CO.. broadway n ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

''Thc Ladies' Of Our Household Endorse
unrisailed' BuRSErT's COCAINE for the Hair, and
Fiavorng Extracts FOR cooking purposes Home Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

Splendid AsssgsaesS o. FsSs. Every N.tu,.,
vn, ETY. and fashionable stye; prices based he ir
old fashioned rate Of pront At GEsiNs sfead
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

A Chance for a Fortune.
Invest only 81 snd $1,000 ia grAuhsr.F. brand
Presentation Pair and Festival Once 30 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

All Prize. In the ROYAL Havana md othei
iegzilxed lotteries cAshoi. Information given
n Gal0E. Broker 733 Broafyay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

chloe "sa sp,.snhsss Asoliae. No 5lS nrosd~aS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

A.-Mndame Dclu,ar IL stopping at 153
Broadway wheTo she viii apply Sails EsAaLI far
identifying the zion A. Also her great SANU OIL
Hair Rsstorcr b. Inc lades, free ~ chsrge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

Al VS.. Eyerdeil'. sous, lOf Fulton street,
. new Wedding Cards elegant 6esxrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

Weeds Sewing MA, hine.. 800 Broadwn,
The best family machlDe usnA sakut heeuc sha SUIT
To Also large manu- ac,urng laachines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

Ar Gimbredr'.. SIS Brendwny. -Papies
Maehn Desks Ac WIN be exhibited 70 the show wpio~ th
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

AIR. simeon Draper says, - have been
using Lsvcs Hwleena for the last two months and deem
Il q caplal denlrIhee Tor daily nae.N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

All Prizes Ca-hrd In Legal Loss~vts-.-Circa
CLUTR. Broker. nc Rroadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

BOYS, youih'- and GhUdrrn's CiothinG.-
Largest and futHi cg0fs III this counfry.
BROKAw BgOfliERs. "a Fourih syeane,
And ~ IsfayetLs pls0s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

,A:--!.ndie.. Discard isIgri.u: Peddigs5.
vATOR. 30 CanA aes hnd drnsEists send Tor rrrnlsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

Wigs, Teupec- nnd Oruvmentai Hair, Be.t
quality HAIR Dye aud Hair DyeinE Al eeots' ~ bsish
Flor 10 Bond street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

DIR. GILBEGT'S PILE INSTRUMENT pasuvely
the ~ pes by mail receipt Of a. ~
cuiars fro@ Sold By druggist Agsns wanted efsry~h
Addtess J. B. RoaAs rnann4rr 30 Broldnay New You
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

Bns~heIor'- U.ir Dye. Tho Best Ia tbs
world tbs only erfes I've, hsrm'c4s reliable insiknlss
Qua Factory, n barclay street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

pevry,s Family Ointment " Au NoneI Rn
r~aahls frr wSurfs eaida Old suf~s, GnfFf-
bressts, rheumst.n file. rkihislns co~rs - ffes
cents Depot NJ Chsihsm sfrs-t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

THE rARyKL or rffr, -.
nsv ssd sssa,iisl fERrcsE for sAis ~ al srasss'
rnrcH q pTR BOTTLE EACH
~ whianr 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

..Grs. ". ID. sie.en-, ncd,ssi tisiryeyasI
Thfrysnrss street
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04
THE TRIBUNE.
MINERAL. POINT:
WEDNESDAY. APRIL +, IsI5.
Another etc.


Tho 81 called Civil Right" bill has re
ceiyed the veto Of President Johnson
we had boned it would have been other ]
.ss,zs. and that the President would. have
.e;ven hi. consent TO the bill thai it might
have become law, for however good the
reasons NAV have been for the veto. or
however strong and forcib!e has arg1-
monts fol withholding his signature, his
,ootives will be questioned by many as
good Union men as can he found IN the
country Had Mr. Lincoln remained in
the Presidential chair, aud vetoed the two
hills thct have failed 10 receive the APP
proyal of President Johnson. and for the
same reasons. his acts would have met the
approval of the people rs readily as did
his veto Of the bill passed before his death.
defining the method by which the States
in rebellion shonld be readmitted TO the
exercise of their functions in the Union
The difference in this. Mr. Lincoln was Q
northern man, and enjoyed the fnll con
fdence Of the people Of the north, who
believed that though they might not see
things just as he did, that he was Lonest
in his acts, and surrounded by constitu-
.ional advisers equal IL point of integrity
and ability to any in the land. Mr.. John
son is n southern man. and ne such he Is
looked upon with suspicion by the people
of the north and the fact Of his retaining
the same Cabinet that gave council to Mr.
Lincoln, and that they are unanimous IL
their approval of his course is not suff-
cient to &c away that prejudice
The passage of the bill just vetoed by
President Johnson was strongly opposed
by some Of the most radical men in Con-
gress, on the very grounds upon which the
veto is based, but they were northern men
and their motives are not brought into
question Mr.. Johnson may have sold
himself out to the rebels and copperheadsr
but we ere not prepared TO believe it We
lelieve he is rs honest in his objections =
tho bills vetoed BY him, as was Mr. Lin
coin, and while we regret that those OBJ
iections exist, we trust the perplexing
question of reconstruction will vet be set
tied in such manner as to afford cause
for rejoicing throughout the land, and
that our entire country may become once
more united, prosperous and happy
Such we believe will he the result