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Special Notice.
CITY CLERKS OFEICF

COLUMBIA, January S, 1866.
RY order Of the City Council. delinonen+
- TAXPAYERS will be allowed iii tbe
18th inst. to make rotarns and pay Their
dues for the past year of 1865. After That that
ba bbate, an such claims held by, the city viii
lection: F. Fl. ELMoRE, City Clerk.
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State South Carohna--Richland Dist.

By Jacob Bel, Ordinary Of said District
WHEREAS Douglas B. DeSaussure
w hath applied TO me for Letters OF
Administration, with the will annexed, Of
all and singular the goods and chattels,
rights and credits of John j. Kinsler, late
Of the District aforesaid, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admo-
nish all and singular the executors named
in the said will, and the kindred and Gre
dtors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me, at our Iiext Ordinary's
Court, to be holden at Columbia on Mon
day, the fifteenth day of January instant,
at ten o'clock a. m, to show cause, if any,
why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal Of the Court
this the first day of January, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-six, and in the ninetieth year
Of American independence.
JACOB BELL,
Jan 8 W. Ordinary Richland District.
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South Carolina---Union District.
IN THE COIJRT OF ORDJNARy

IN THE COUNT OF ORDINARY.
Sarah Ha'nes, applicant, U.s. Stephen Fo,cley
ct ai., Defendants.
IL appearing to my satisfaction that
i Betsy Bently, Ebert Fowler, Julia
Sprouse, Coleman Hames, Presley Hames
and William Hames, defendants in this
case, reside without the limits of this State:
1t is, therefore, ordered that they appear
before ME, on of before the 18th day Of
February, A. D. 1856, an object to the
division or sale of the real estate of Polly
White, deceased. or their consent will be
entered of record. c. GAGE, o. I'D.
Ordinary's Office, Nov. 90, 1865.
Nov 80 w12
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ADVERTISING!

nN the I'd OF January, 1866, the COLUM-
~ BIA PHOENIX published Daily and
Tri-Wcelly) was GREATLY ENLARGED,
and in the quantity and quality of it's read
ing matter viii compare favorably with any
paper in the State. The subscription price
to the Daily is $40 year; TriWeclIy ST.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

WE have just received
~ from first hands:
EI-S CORN SHELLERS,
1KA ASsk. STRAW CUTTERS, Corn
ssssss:sssszzss11lzS'eAIILLS and PLOWS, in
addition to a well-selectcd stock of Family
GROCERIES, Shelf HARDWARE, POT
WARE, TINWARE, CROCKERYWARE,
&c. All OF which will be sold VERY Low
for CASH
We respectfully solicit liberal share of
patronage from our friends and the public
generally. HUFFMAN Il PRICE,
Corner of Main and Lumber streets,
Jan 1mo* Columbia, S. c.
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Groceries! Groceries!

pACON SIDES and SHOULDERS.
ID PIG HAMS, BREAKFAST BACON.
BUTTER. CHEESE, LARD, FLOUR.
TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE, BISCUITS.
Candy, Pickles, Soap, Starch.
Candies, Sweet Oil, Herrings
Goldfish, Mackcrel, Salmon.
Raisins, Potatoes.
Liverpool Salt.
Whiskey, Brandy, Gin.
Port, Madeira and Sherry Wine.
And general assortment OF Groceries,
&C., for sale low for cash by
PHILIP FOGARTY & CO.,
Corner Atlantic Wharf and East Bay,
Dec II 1mo Charleston, s. c.
, 1866-08-04
I,llCrAry Announcement.

LINCOLN Axt, rIIr OVERTHROW ar HI ,vEur.-
VIC propnto 10 pnbl'ah. cstly III tho u Of Ituu0 tht
llls'ry 81 Abraham Lincoln, AMI tltr t}rot o
RlAsrty. l'y tfnn0sahc ltAac N. AInujh, lain tnut
bur NJ tunEtTs nun lillnnls.
Mr. Atnutd xaa friend and nA4oclatb ar Nr
Ltnc1ln at thr lsr. n.cnbrt Of Congress tlusue
l,lh enltc administration, and iteni tia arrival al
ti'e Capital III the ilay nf Ills assassination wna
upon tutsns Of confidential ttlenlsllp with him.
The wetk wah commenced ,,eat " year hciure ta
draeh Of Mt. Lincoln, and with Lila approval. Thu
authnr has Mined to stvn full history uf tlo 1fe
aid Naturalization u Slr. fincoln, md The over,
llltu,r of slavery. f1u commences with \ eketc1i
VI lAe lsuty ofslnvery from 17b1 10 the ttpeal ol
The Mlssolisl Conpso describing Tho cunIilc.
l,ciwrpti {rnct!nm ami slsvpey dorm 10 iHfu nttll
giving The et1et. iise. ntd growth u aaIsaEefy
liz Eltcs history uf The i1fs ut Mt. lrnl,, tic
hnnlslpa Ut Ills rat1y Jeata. a,Es education. Ills ia
tt+t IN the ltIDis faefafatlr. a. Tue lar Oh l,e
Ththl. IN tyhgtrss. III ihe Rthu,p il.e t,lnruItl
nin t,ufsia. ttrtnle, md h. rlgctoh IN III. trast.
,irtcs, hrt iuiiuwa tlztofy of i,is adh1int.tr4
tluh h,h1 ,lH *ntlntIs etet'a executive. f"vishiye
al thlsltotf, whttf tesHlt"d IN 'tr t,eefitiuw Of
aih,"it Hhh tlju slarrni"ls. fteEli,.,,l nhi The
i'nasHgn by t''h4tr4 3. hI',t liz Rd.ln by llls
flhiet. tf ID" Constitutional hlt.AAnl"nl a"AI.l,'
lnt ntt .tufittflh4 a'Htety tnEtttt. hk"l'iMs NJ
I'm uleAl ,tnasts IN t'NnH4ass 1T l.,nl4snl hnna,
'"fa mud MnMttta, and Ut itls leAlIne IN in .hs
thhsMt #n nj lm h"a,l NJ tla n. .A,i:a with Hul.,
uM ssarlnlsnn nf lta tm,u.rsnnl mtlt,uty uoy",
lnensa VII la glsen, Thu min "f tlla Aalhu. haa
tae,, IN Etsu truhh,l ltslnry 1t thu A,aAt drama
VI lllu e',rllian, will Aeala Az tha ioadNg sfsr,
after, aud 10 dsscF|he Him A. n Waa lr1nl y0n.fl
null ho hecamn the Emancipalor Of tnce. lha
lcstorcr Of national unity, aud thu aso: Of hla
r0untry.
The work win lie large octa,o Of no. lrss thai,
, 1866-08-04

The delegation from the great County OF
Cook 10 the immensc coplprjohnson State
Convention at Springfield, consisto.l Of Phil.
Hnsnc and George {. Bates: these two and
10 moro. II Cook County sent any others
their 1n"tlcsty has kept their names out of
print. We have locked carefully through
tic long special despatch to this rarcr, and
"f that tothc secession concern, and eau ret
On the trnck of no other Delegates from this
county than the afurcsaid Pill. Hoyuc and
Bates. This brace OF delegates werc over
worked; they had to serve OH nil the com.
mIttees. Each was on at lcast dozen com.
m1ftees, besides which Bates was Obliged
TO make several speeches, and there is moth.
ing in the world he dislikcs SO much rs TO
hear the mnsic Of his own sweet voice. lie
Is very reticent man, and cant bear to be
called OIL to "speak." Phil. Iloyne is a
jor!al, clever fellow, ,nuch given TO cracking
jokes and startfn. roorhark stories on his
rn1itical opponents 1Ic makes loud pto.
fcssions Of loyalty, but always election
Gers md 7otcs for the Cori,crlca,i ticket.
lie has managed to hold good fat office for
the last SIX years which lie received by the
grace Of The Republican party, and he Is NOW
tryles TO repay them for tic fi,vor.
AS for George Bates, lie has NOT lad at,
office. though 10 11,un l.ankcrs rtcr one wursr
than liz. Hope too ufl deferred makcth the
hear! Sick, We trust that his perseverance
and Importantly will slurtly be rewarded
will e,icccss. II must lc rather bitter till
FIR Bates 10 swallow lie enrpsr.rrlel dose,
ana II Is lunhtful whether he will keep II
d''wn. lie deserts lis party tu fnllow epw.
aftl. lit II innre lu,f, IN 1r tat uf Eeuur1.s
, 1866-08-04
'o'lt0i hpsH ntat,siAht, m AAsAa,1 Ii .

'''''As t!h't y" 'l'nlHl W al"'l"4y viii Htlt.
IRE. lin ttt'thllIrttt tattrta Uni II hard li,',
on '''r tAlt.'t. Mnf '."',s't tsnl taddty Justify
ii't '"'traf',' iilhaanr'n III f"W t'tl''iss. "f
'"'t''A slf' l'1'"'' Mi'tt" l'en n'hl ''.a him.
M ,'si' s"s"i'iSshtr ''''"F''l t'tnt, i'F llm
l''"l l'rti''"tats Ut liml rlt,, f,flmps tifia
- als'' N's'al '''tl'a" l,I 'iW tntl"rn'afa ~
i''iasl'r' u 10 lat"'sslhlt' Ia ,l',tt III" rnt,
all'sal"tl u &tn lhsIrtla, II Ia utllHll, tn,
l#'ss'f'" ~ lfHllc aIi HIm'nGy MltnIt tl,n ,ilh.
, 1866-08-04

Tit. great equatorial telescope ut Dearborn,
oh.tTyAtury, after nutnl,rr uf ullrlIaNs IL
the machinery tr The duinc III which II II
mounted, 1iny INV he regarded ~ III I,rrlert
working order. it, great powers have ln'r.,
trstesl by Professor snlnrtl. md lis rrpaia-
tim, established, l'y tlle discovery Of Il lar.,,
nnthl,er Of ncbnl.r moi heretofore known to
astronomers. Professor Sr!lord himself l,:ls
recently received the diploma N .ss.olate
"f THE Royal Astronomical Society Of Lpu-
tl"n-nsi l,onor bestowed only upon thr lli.ll
csi order Of nrrit, and nie which is wosl, Mt
the present time by hnly fonr Americans,
Is"frsSuJs pirrcc, Gould, Bacl,r nnd :a!.t,r,l.
There is every rcasm, 10 look fur the most
importaht results To scfcncc from The great
equatorial, mud the profound mathematician
Win 1ms lttn secured rs the Director Of the
Dearborn observatory.
We published yesterday MI appeal trum
Mr. Statnnall, tl,r President nr .he Ct,feu:n
Astronomical S"ricty, for 1nurr funds to
,nals" certain needed improvements at the
t't'ScI vatnry. \ meridian circlr has h.ru
ordered l1sn t;crn,a,sy t|lr",.t tl,r ll!,cra!ty
Ut N''ttr $. Gurtler. Estl. VIZ Understand
'iiaf iiic s'tlrty did mi fst nj Iihrrty, III
v'rw nf The rntntll"n pf thu Treasury, IL
l'roenfe the must c''~sly instrument that Il
nude, hut fav, sttnrls! ntI" wlrll will t,ru.,.
h'ly nt'stStf il.r t'ufp"scsnfllr lIi,rcsut 'thr
fnttitlnt tltr1' 'tifl rIi,Ftra srfai,itr tlsli-
Ing ~ Heruhfi,taaAi,. Il, Hi1 III tarsI;ttlr ihc
hhta'a1 Ut tilc f'trsdtnt If ill., E,tc!"ty ir.s II
trtt,tH,te ~ t1ifa :tltlIintttt txi,ritsr. 'tht
tlitft HtisI"HAtiItsit TINT H'tt' it,sla ntt' IT,
'Itsft'tl ~ ti.!tihtr TILT tirtt,rt u tht III
ttftAjhti i,i,.tH Il, VI. s1It,| Ia ittt jj,; H.
, 1866-08-04

lllc meeting Of the three hundred thnu.
santi people upon the Reform Question. III
London, aarr the British Government has
l''Teldceh reform meetings 10 he held, hoies
the tpt,dS fall ef the Derby Ministry, or
Csc Il great uprising and revolution. The
spirit Of tic people as thus manifested in
London, is the spirit Of the people itl every
other city and large town i'll Great Britain.
and of large party :.lsn in the country
'"ron-',s. 1t is the spirit OF the great dis
f:anel,i.ed kix-scvcnths Of the subjects Of
tic C'itcd Kingdom, who arc ignored
aud "u.lawed by its Constitution.
The Government Of England con.
aists Of the voting c1asa, hut ii rcsls On
The non-voting class aud cannot afford to
defy il. England may therefore take ono of
1ltrte cour=es. She may retain the DERBY
Ministry and dc!lant'y nwah the coming
storm, 'i>Aing The a7istocracy, the mobility
aud even the throne itself on The Issue. This
Wou!d be to Stake thu existence of the kin.
dom Oh the fidelity of the army and defy the
pe"plc. The Queen may accept the rcsIsna-
l'une Of tie Derby Ministry and return TO 4
kefur'n Cntinct, OF thr may order n
new IarliaIent,- thus submitting the
Reform question TO that portion Of thc peo-
rlc now invested will tho right to vote.
ac. II will not practically be submitted to
them nI'nc. The ntn-vuting class probably
make up liinrtecn-twcntlcths of those WHO,
III tic atf'rm meetings anl at the hastings
give .itsgs and direction TO the contest,
They inaLr up the mighty llust who held The
Recent fearful mcctln: In London. Thcy
come uni in imposing display, "tcrriblc as
IN nr'ny with ,mnncts,'', but as an army Of
sNarshy-iaced, hrawts-armcd, sooty, ID
Mlers 1r"'ii Ing mines and faciuries.
The dhFonc dare 1'"t defy tucm. II has never
attempted 10 dn ko sincc The days Of Crnn,.
well, and ihcn lie attempt was unsuccessful,
Hence We may reasonably expect that Eng.
land Will hc shaker. fr II In,'lliral struggle
FIR exceeding III intensity anr Of our rrcsl
dental tlertiuns. There Tan I've tn duu,I
Tint fsrh Il cuntcst wouad result In The etec
ilon NJ l'atlntnent committed tu ftcfotln
AMI prepared I" rass tnrsst.tes besidc wliicl
ti'' 1letnti Bill tetet,ttt presented by III,
lsuascll '4ns'sluhe Cntii'et Mill nt'reat tuii
ca ItuifE,.
, 1866-08-04

Speaking Of Tho soldlcrs' tuuuty bll,, Tho
hrcrkll cnncGrD sayR;
Tile I'LL tiurs net nsnkr nny apnron, l,,Ion
Mnn!srr !" lay tlr additional l,oaMy 70 ruiinra
s's.,Ions rss ~ ~ It'll Il @ ~, IT,. Go
Knt.l AZ additional t',r+ thnsn,,l 1nIars; isi.
II. ;"la,r,s nn , a ~ hc;lr, n than ltte'r hun,
lint sEm!. .snc III ~ ", ,ss VA, I'll IT., yy .s
'rrr'n appropriation to i;ay i,."-f.,eoJo 7Imss.
T''rsc nsc three nr iu,tr f.lscllanAs In sl,s
l'nfNgtalh. FIrat: 4 sl@rlnl appropriation
FIR lie payment or tfp hmlntIcs VA, mt
t'rrcssaty. The session uf 1eaI1 vutctl n,,,,ro
l'ti"lfn,e fur l'uanttrs fur sp1tlIrre, tn thn
nllltuht rfsutnr twu 1t,ittr,u mll,ions, so.r
tllai llalfuf the autn lma never bcc,, us1u,,d-
I'll. Ms tlte wnr clUsnt s,H,slcr tlnn wus nult.
rlratrd sshrn tl,r ,n"tey WIS appropriated.
ntit nf lie tititttrndcd tntnt,cr uI Ills find,
lie tlo0 Vf buiilty vutrd tu ltte Oil eol,ltpfa
NJ lshl-2, ti.n lintr trrri,rd tnlt Elm uT
'n'l.ttt. viii i'r Imli. Hu tllni faispi,oot ug
ti'r eecesstah t'tlht Ia ,1isiasp.t ur
srwun. Thu i'tii i,irfr,,slils The ,uy uf
'Ms':tcsEinrh wis snlpl mr. by usrfy t'p,1ur.
I,cah n'ut conservative "tnFtIarir" In luhlt
ltntses. nIut hl.t f',r tivf e,tImtl ufll, rauld
mi lmsr |azsr.i, Thu ut,n,slslnn to ,a in:
t't''e''"l ltt rhtse exclusively lFuH ttrp0i,.
lpaMs.
Thtrd, 'tlm lnrIrnAn If lmy u &9,0r,=-nu.
1i,Hn. Va nsHrFtrd I'Y s,.t srrussln,, mint, At
thu atm" lt,slr ilns rnta " lulIcngn .lu4 te,,
rf,t,vt' tl"tl fhrsy rrllls u Mlln, rrrkn1la.l Iy
TIN l"nsrst rn,ltn l1,un tho n,uulmr's lolnu
/" Washington, to twenty rr,ta l,ur ul,u,
computed hy thu "nloat direct Tn,l.t." The
ei!trt or tllls rhal.En nf tIlu luw will ltu Il,
rc'.lce lnllcags ntni0st twntllfrlis. Instrn,l
"fa Western mru'ttrr ltrlny allowed forty
cents natlragc rin New Y"rk Ia Washington,
he Will hereafter gel but twenty rcnts rls
Pittsburgh un,l Harrisburg, nr Whrc!n. null
Daltln"rc; alul The Patille rtist mc,nln.rs
Instead "l drawing milcas" ris Cape Horn or
f"i','tA, will iiave 10 rulIII'ntr their bills by
tl'r rarit'c l:air.md rtnsc. Before tho war
the compensation Of numbers If Congress
w:Is us (olls'wa:
Thy proper. per n.,,tum. In gold ..... 49,. LOO,
Mileage at " cents, l'y longest route, aver.
Hctu ahonl...... *.sh
rota, eo,npcn- alton, in col. >. s., ,.ol
The present compensation, rvducctl 10
::'.Al, Is rs f,llt'w.:
fny proper. S5'ax IN cusrrhrr, w.1tth III
"olA ..... ..-......-........ .......-.. 81 sa1
Mileage 1T III rents, by lmu.t .1ttcrt rnutc,
;sc.ngH hc,calfcr i.t1a. worth III gn'd... t'sG
Present ray In eo1d o1d.....................f. f.,nI
Reduction t. toiwis- ,'tiutl -!trr 1~v...... l,:1i
The t'nI~. will ,ut iunsc much ra1,ltai l,y
attacking ihc ncw compensation hill, Mturc
especially us ull tic Cnl,'crlIeatl ti,ctlhcrs In
Cnll.:rse tEpInrtrt. Il. md utgctl ith p,ssar:
, 1866-08-04

reached one year from this fail. After tho
fh.ttc River Valley Is cxhaue!cd mud tue )l.l
country encountered tho ratc Of rrogrc.s win
neersenri1y lr slower; yet The worFrnn t,c
pushed nrrr The mountains l,y onr of Tho
rasrer a,'l 1sw,I fnto lie auIl Like Valley
fir sooner thai, the maturity If ren1,lc l,syc
conception aE This Ia The nrc ur wun,1rra,
, 1866-08-04

6" "ar son nflnK !,i1i, haTs aa hnny or shont Hin
cn,ntus nitc,nrs III e,irs a
slasca Of frnst cnosef e+n 81 thnT tT ns,rnts w "
nmJ ibsns cd. thc a,,r.n n hfar "S nn h'rS ma:.
srpn n eqr ~ @ , ko at r o. o i
vi ss ss sssi s$ : yam s$ II:
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,iic wo,Is ii Sr, inso1n' "tio,j ajWaya srs Viii,
liz "rrfr wcai sna ..rsSetsss - ' II, masi nay
lii s Eo% .ai II Ill Ill IL iGS Sur w la ~ 2ss,
thnl! In .lnt oil bun os natutasu,i wIlu liz iiut.
J.. as np, 'y tss M cIi,SN,: wlsp 1.|; !!
tlntf1. l.r cannot io ilpnhd cs!t.rnsi,II, in u,y
t.n!r lsMi, they *ay, hcrr Ia SONS negro anirngc
,a1acE n'F Il! @ s,sgs sg .me r. rttsy H. + Ia s
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"s;ss!'s ssa San sHSyi & yisis %n s% en-
Gl.ra stn'cs e;t nnd BON hse he 6fnptts rne'.
e ams II II. n' sas. nes se a''ss
ssl"r." tnt t!at i. not all: Attorney General
n1ss n Mtfs'5 :,sas sF ws siSn IL. tsn iG @ d t.
ms3t S; r., Tn, I.5; q, 'l . ri; c,s i ts ssn:ls:
Infancy, nor !nalnsss. nor e'm: esh ;a':s ; a%ny
@ i1ns,t !.c subject The quality Of e1t'zcn an! our
es1re ~ b s,ssn ssn. 'S, c1s ssa'f +, wn I'm ,s %
S"s ,'' ~ iH csSr exercise thr tight of t'tiias: In
Sisuc q lo mixed ursrr!scd fact Of c!tizcas!1l..
"a%ra @ 'is s@ss'' 70 rs es as's on Mfa ;hs
l saalest ~ lot.s n',l uudctcrmlnac language.
vsr ,s cnnt.i'n'nn @ ',scs 'e wo,l eizsa
Ftfnlth1f ~ tnc 1hll0f. 10 declare That lie ID 4
, 1866-08-04


country. It had been hy the nei OF the people
themselves, by their unholy ..tenr, 10 plunge onr
country ln,o ana1ehE. and r the sh..os wheels ot
tron-thflity was theirs, not onrs. Congress. there
fo,e, adopted resolution reported BY Mf. Drixno,
a ev % asss et
elnlms. Was that hight! tGrca, applat;se.j j
knew yon would :ay 20. Yet eses;y Democrat In
For long yeats the improvements cF our rivcrn
md ha1toss Eavc been neglected. Congress found
time au1a all the deb3te upon !he mass o impov-
tant business crowded betore H. 10 tu,n lis alien.
tion 10 lhe wants and just demands OF cut lakes
millions of dollars IN Ill fo- .lls iproscasnt and
and works on the Western 'ases and rivers. Ol
VA. an;ogHt .a. M sety eonside1sble share. F!ao1
sitnate1 tn tic District have the honor 10 zr'sc.
sent. know how every farmer feels The itnpor.
Of gain 6oih hy he d sheapne.. e 9d d
wafer Transit and The competition with thc rall.
oht whs s rs see. o o s' o ,n 3;
| produce, Ihss vas something clse .han thr
"nirgsr; --....
Democratic politicians, wr1e abolished aud am
barly to tay. With tho consent ofihe New England
rnt forth to sniler TO bleed and 10 die for thei,
S@9nn;1y. @ ana ts h. wdoMe and orphans try len y
who wcr' ,lsis ntterIy Disabled, brt tirr ajsC
passd l'll s;;aetlng tl,n, every widow ii tniol
arnum additional. as pcnsnn, Tor every chii
the uAfiMing ot itc dead tuldlcs. under ihs e!s o
rass rs:s f's' III "a. f1sT 'so,ee "s:s'is: y M ;e
aiaw, III nddIgt! u ti'at ot the iss: Cnne,t<S. b.
raowis az \ T., a,iiislsl a !iint on n.y Gnn sodc
rhh iG' filc jlarS sicte j'e "a. ID. v!hriH il"
, 1866-08-04


...vcto" tfoshid) writt.n npon il, md nd thcn IG
,aef. Eepf5f.s e9 o asy es b. vote q
purirs llc last. session vi Congress, Two bills
went into erect hy the ffsnatutcs OF Nr. Foster,
pifsaRf eassE ssw sa It 'ss ss s"ss sss I'd @
!w"th!d. roie. ind 1ae iii thus passed bscanie q
nscsit!cn, Of the Senate md the Speaker of ill.,
!!onsc Of ofhtpre.sntall'es. So also The Frecdmcn'e
Eu'eau hi1lHan:l this gseat anasndmcui which ID
70: 81. time TO come frihn:c TO The patriotism
Ct ConGtcsf. did not need to he +cnt to the rresi
DIN. 70; signature. Int was passed in Congress by
Some express .lnnht of its being a. en,pAatict5i;
endorsed br TIC States as 1t was adopted by Con.
g.r gIs.s; awo 70 sssIs @ re- the Democrats were de-
sae hi Of eli and Srons sna tSer esan desiaad
thai every maj, who voted for II WAS iu faror oi
Eecso suffrage. which they insisted was hidden il
its second section: get in sriic Of alt their oppo
rHt il il lhs cons'ituiion. Do yon f,ll anybody
pscersts now 1reiena 10 70 eao1se it. VIII soIi sni
ss for hsIr opposition to
ia Viii be thrir dch eInee they hare tr n]rcaas az
.ssphia 10 sare4 yiS tScif sga sne ae
ssp. new :. h, ihty sqead3 M ds'h hats s
!hc tusnirr one. They had better euu,e now aud
INN ftcm Ii: ctior Of l',eir wars IN ting, ''''
h"F "SNl [O!AilEAt lts,dlE4u- 1'Eeai'
dc!f Johnspn not calling Congress together for an
c*.in session. II hts ''rol!ty" .wai an expert,
tncns r,e.c'r; Il resl'ars wns wise. 1tea,isc We
wonld have eight nun3hs fat observation Of its
Workings. tut j! he intended Il as f1alite mud
tlias Ccnrtrss shculd submit 10 1t AbspluclF i
WAS nnTt:e and witng. Luck al urcas Britain. hs
wa! II ILLUSTRATION. tuuhafchal HDrutnment:
Fhrruse they lAt thctr great trbctinn. ~ pusr
t.fu a. IL cs!af1tsh hostile rcbct PARLIAMENT at
Hing. 10 rttsl their atn,lca 10 The tank uf liz
IhamEs htt V4itl ihsit tahhnti asa1n.t tle rs-lia
irtt' lntctla III tfle tlnult aitIfe tt} tut din
int .!leliis'i1 ihensahds Of lltes hail iec.1 hi
haal millions 81 1eht ehiaeA IN the tuntity-ils
ht!a,lt ~ ,ete!. Mets rte!Su'1is. ;ahj iie laS
FL :hett lrgtfhsIt. hpi ratllainrFL NGrH. h Il.
tnl1st. slhll ~ lAfl a NJ dettte." Wutfi
Mn,,it III nkp II s..:ts al.tt','t'' stet. 4, ,i
!ti.hiheF tllk.s EtIl,sirit ft,l' III law.iHstpuu
Er..t, 7 "1H'p ~ n, Mhltdst 4 ifsta tlluil II
IE'Y lhist .hai' lse tltt.,srNla le h4Itlafa'i Fl
I. ,'it n T. + "s!E|,s1 ,a. ssa si! Nh
s;|s' "" ~, Il ss ~" t,ts s{ H. 'E Ektss |e,s|
n IT.. :' H.: !" III ;s ::ss ;;%$ \
t!,Ht .ls .|, ta'h i, h|H1I." hapvss Tias a"i
linn " lndntnp!snrr, ,nt thu} hal llsd lur tnlI.
}tArs 10 tlaillstl I'm inarWnlenrs II plOcla| med
@ ~, ',tn @ inani ,IH, 'lsy taui| not sMrsav, sn
s,',.tudtr tha declatatluu- luu. lie Jon All All
, 1866-08-04

latu:c slon!d !e e4rally based cpou the votc,s OF
n be3s 80 s
nauy blacks, ehonld not have twice the. power Of
1:laU whites n their mountain counties where
we would carry out the principle adopted III their
lie thi1d clause IL as follows: ssThat m person
O. csesor Of I1es!5ent Of Vice President, or kold
ing Office. civil or military, under the United
statss Or nps. any stss VIZ having previously
officer Of ihe Cnitcd States. or as member Of tho
State Legislature, Or as An executive OF Judicial
s1e Gnstcd states. sh. ase engaged il insalree C.
tiar or rebellion ag1fEst the same, Of given MD
and comfort to the enemies thereof Bnt Congress
may. hy vote ;s e two.th!tds Of each House, re-
po yoa knos w IKE thts ps4sisaaFiy vel
m H. tSn r. aEd as
reason shall be odions, and IN the perzen Of It's
ion. helding odiee. Il .eschss ' The saias q sn
oath. Il tcsehe. the excellence Of patriotism. 1t
tells man that fhe attempts to stab bis country,
On the aist opportunity. be viii 6reak again. Ths
men It hite, too, are the very oncs who have been
In the habit Of holding office and welding political
ef theft tsea.o1, sse non cndeasotiaE, .
81 ask nto os ehs na1
nun has stolen ten dollars. you eend hin. to the
pcnitepttaty, and after that yoa do not allow him
or hoa aiad of not e, Il H. o. a a . ae
The life Of nation be considered more hetnouE
oense Than the pe!t{ tbeit q tsn dollars ls And
sidc. and ;hey propose 10 pit the sword and pursc
together Into the bands Of !hc men who hare rob
bed sa SsS SS xSo as how srSa
back with ! determination to rulc. Suppose that
yunr country 1nnud about here was Infested by q
@ e
do ::ohirg Rise but we demand our Constitution
t,ass iss enpcd i Il 9h Do
on thnk gpu w9n 9 ~ ~. 5oI ,s woald d, ,11f
FL eeeetn bseanss w essIade stephens ana
Ies and ihe rebel Congressman. who are a!l 10 be
be ssdste Sa .eeic tie + !. 5oMt M ?! 1ay
Of the rntlIc debt Of ill., United States. authorized
by law, includlng ashle inrnrsed Toy Pay.
1attt.tion.d: gnt ieiihsr lie i'i?!ea s.tss nof
y @ fss sssa si IL s y Y :stiet :s a CT t. # Ea
aeaihst tie thiiet sinlet. ot a.f eslt f,r s toss
sssS: stsS1'Sp t.. .s. E tee;f se & Ct ts II f a fs s
!hat ioc. ohtt a#ai!s ieitheaIeh Vt H. s!4tts h!
.,s, ft Y EA aA II G%tiiR %ie Z ~ " ssSs NsSf f s: gSi
Esp .teisf Sfs3f'fh h t1t II IEsst t til ps
Mi III sa tE gtk kt T tg ~ ft HtS t1a sa ass sst II
Glh.is iH Nj: hvfsie saa let9ydl EGY [Avs i.ssii
sf st st INV H. I ltl,;s s;ts,ts, " Il, s3 1fftat M iM:I: II
s %'G K. f Et s;ss "iss et H. ta. l9 II @. Az IL 4;
%sstta l!!.s'1's4, " Il ~ a!.l. a!4.l!:.liaRs ssFts
II" i"',I snNtlnes al .rfu i ID .lsIIHpr tlI " sny