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WASHINGTON.

asg0Df a new programme Eecretary
stanton and fhe Patronage of tAe WAR
Office. Sc-. sSc.
Correspondence of the Bedford Gazette.
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
Dec. /, 1866.
Mr.. EDITOR:-I arrived here yester-
day and found half a dozen Senators
and about twice that number of NJ. C's
scattered about at the different hotels.
They are a shabby looking set and
instinctively cIapped my hand on my
pocket-b0ok whenever ! came near
one of them. Old Thad. has been
hobbing around here for some days.
tits said that he is preparing articles
of impeachment upon which Andy
johnson is to be tried by the Runp
Senate. / have no doubt that Thadde-
us would like to have the President
kicked out, but he is a little afraid Of
the effect which an attempt at that sort
of thing would have upon the future
Of the MOngrel party. He may have
been thinking seriously Of preferring
articles of impeachment against the
Ife9ioch', ou' some u ,iie ilon''Se ga
men Of his party have doubtless put
martingals and hoIding-back-straps on
hlill' All" 'lIiiiA iie VIII oe'uIDe''' anu
II necessary thIo"l o"CA upon MS
launches, by the Jehus who drive the
Rump wagon, Chase. the periDatptiC,
speecll-iil"kIhS' caucu9Il'5' > en- DaNi7-
doH2llS, heSfo-palaleFIllS OilieI JUS
tlc' mas oeeh 10 see Iile aforesaid nat
deus, ana mas oouDtieSS, given MIN "
"ofaol caution !leSllPpeIS '7''lllloil
mas no i"ea 81 h&NiiS tLe cililice7 ol
'Ac leAV -1oiI31Si c"'i"l''''e lol lii'
treslaehcy' sp"i'ed oF any Such loo'i7il
operation "9 Iie III P''ti'Ihtn' u res
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assures me that Mr.. johnson will not
abandon anv Of the positions assumed
by him during thcDast year. He need
not re-itcrate those positions in his
message. He has stated them fully in
J''IlN- - -, ON, - -, -
doption by Congress, which the latter
has persistcntIy and insultingly rcfu-
sad to 10, and now he can do nothing
more than wait for Congress to act.
The Amendment proposed at the last
session is dead. tn ere being no possibil-
itv Of its ratification bv the constitu-
tional three fourths OF the States, hence
Congress will be compelled to setup a
new programme. With reference to
this the President toccupies theyantare-
ground. for he has defeated the former
plan Of Congress and can. in the same
manner. defeat any unconstitutional
or improper proposition. Therefore,
the President can afford to wait until
Congress moves.
There is still some talk about the re-
moyaI Of Secretary Stanton. | doubt
whether there is anv probability Of
suchan auspiciousevent occurring very
soon. However. should CHANGE he
made in the War Office. hone some
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DEATH OF CAVE JoHNsON.-Hon.
Cave Johnson dicd at ClarksVillc, Ten
nessce, on Friday last. lie Was Post
master Generalduring President Polk's
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THE FratL1m Repository, Of last
week, say, lhat there are .Joyiy candi-
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u. 5. Senator.
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DANIEL BORDER,

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Coz. 1rCLuHE, the immaculate, says
in his last paper: Those who want to
defraud their constituents and would
divide their wrong with Others, find
ready aid and sympathy in the Press"
Has that angel of a man, Forney, 10
more principle than that?
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Gen. Dick Taylor was the guest OF
Gen. Grant at Washington last week.
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TIIENew York Day Boohgivcs Gree
ley frst-ratc notice for United States
Senator. 1t should eject him, rs it
proves him 4 patriot, ifnot quite up to
the standard of modern "loyalty:"
ave ourselves can see several reasons
which recommend him:
"fTSt-Horace is Il philosopher.
SecoRd-IIe has respect for old
clothes.
"Hard-He is man of undeniable
talent.
"FoUfh-IIe will give the country
speeches in fine contrast to the dreary
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"Fyt4-iie is opposed 20 hanging un-
happy 'rebels;' and
"SirM-lle was an original secession
list al great influence and ability.
with these varied claims 10 gonsid-
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5tdets fnS ~ baben In Cincinnati an Der nerAs
pstltgen Gde BroaSIpap nnS 5rontifrabe unb aui
ee nensn gofaetersH abnbcf Der Cincinnati, Sanitt
tons nno Dayton .Gifenbdbn, iopie in ben Solpts
Sufeans Ser in 9srbinbuns ftebenben ainien.
~ 2. We@ lar en-, Gen. Superintendent.
Gopt. 8. y BGrnep, 4ufFoaiersMQent,
s 2ouisuilie
Q. S. SulIer. Sen. sEidetsNaeni.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-29
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Mad)t Oepei6ell,
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Cincinnati MdrftsBeritNte.
Sin g e itm0roer.
GOngreBberi6te.
ieuer in 8bilabetpbia a.
9tobert 6. See.

Gobert 6. See.
81 econ ru c.tionsgc NJ t e.
Seuer in Cincinnati Ohio.
Gineinnati, %. Mebl fau,
8reiie unberdnbert !; Bei3en unperdn>
bert, alter miro berlanst, aber teiner
I'M Merft, reuer iebr Fau 81 1.75-
.1.80. Steues 8orn feit unr berlanst ;u
50 uub SO. Safer gu 40 uno 45 in
slltem 8e9ebr. gbistep ffau gu 2.24
1926. @robii iionen eroffneten nit
sutem 8esebr, oann mar aber taebr
@ei9lIng gu faufen ais gu berfaufen :
Sdultern bon 1913; Mebporf gu
25; SdmaIs gu Is. SbiuotI ein.sus
ties Gei6aft sema6t ipurSe, idauB Der
Narft bod ntdt Iebbaft. Groceries
bebaupteten ibreu 4reis. @iele Sc,
i6afte i'm 8erbanoeln bon 8leefamen
su 5-5.25. @olo i6loB nit 1264-
127.
Stone's II. SO. sroBe Stublfabrit,
Sanlner y. So1nlann un6 Soiparb ien.,
brannten beute ab. 8erInit $40, 900,
berfidert $4,000.
step Sort, %. Sas. 6. Gmit6,
elm iunger Neann bon % Sahren. ber
gine seitern SeIbitmorb in 8rooflpn,
ba er iein geIb Our6 einen SdtpinoIer
berloren bate. i.
SIS afbinetou, 2S, &elle1
bru6te isine Bia fir Briiiung bes Sans
oels nit Canada bor, gesen h'elde se<
fterit 9roBer Ginpano erhoben tuurbe.
Oa beute ili6ts oasegen sefagt DnrOe,
tuurbe Sieielbe in 8etra6t sesogen uuo
angenommen.
WorriG- Gomite fir Mittel uno
@ege-beridtete einen @ori@las mel,
der Elm 9lmenoement gu Dem 9eieb fir
inbirecte Steuern bonn 80. SUM 1864
unb betn 3ufabact boridldst, pelder
am 3. 0fdrs 1865 fanctionirt tuurbe.
Gr CAB an, eS fei Die 0lbf6t oes Gomi<
tes fur MiitteI unO @ese, cine 8ia ein>
3ubrin9eu, I'M Die Ginfon1neniteuer
peientlid gu dnbern, unb Tim Die 8ia
nod in bieiem Sabr in sBirfiamfeit
treten gu laflen, uuroe entfdieoen, 6ab
bic Gintreibuns Oieisr Steuern fir 2
OfOnate ansgefebt perben folle. Des<
balb berlanet er, Oab oieie 8ia iofort
in 8etradt se3oeen iueroen ioIIe, barnit
bas @omite Belt babe, einen 8orf@lag
ein3uberidten, tuel6er Die 8iGisune
oes Sauies erbaIten unS mas er iiimoss
li6it fltr3er Belt beuertitelisen uiirbe.
8aiiirt. hs
Gs tuurSe befdGofeu, oaS Gon,ite fiir
Suitis aufSuforcerry. gu uuteriudeu, in
tuie tueit es 3iuedindbis fei Die 9ltntss
piiidten 6eS GlerfS bonn 9tepraientans
tenbaufe gu reeuliren, 10 6ub, ipenn
6erielbe BEL Organization bes Seuies,
Dem gefeb aenab, ben ssamen zines
WfitaIie6es nidt aufrnft, 6ieies Bel Der
8abl bes Gpreders, unb fonitiaen @es
fdaften nidJt itimmfabia iei,es fei Senn.
6as es Sen inn @eieb boraef6riebenen
Sis Ieiite.
Sariina brad5te cine gtelolution elm, |
6os @onite fir gaittel uno gBeoe ons
,utpsii,n. an unterfuden. Oh es ,tDed !.
n,asio lei. Sic @tsuer ouf oeidfabtete