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xxx Congress.
Senate.

FIRST REGULAR SESSION, CONVENED MONDAY
DECEMBER 4TH, 1865.
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Delegates from the Territories.

Delegates from the Territories.
NEW MEXIco-J. Francisco Chaves, Santa Fe
UTAH.-Willidna II. Hooper, Salt Lake City.
MISUNDERSTANDING A. Denny, Seattle.
NEBRAsKA.-Phineas w. Hitchcock, Omaha.
CoLoRADo.-Allcn A Bradford, Denver.
DAKoTA.-Walter A Burleigh, Yancton.
ARIzoNA.-John N. Goodwin, Prescott.
IDAHo.-E. D. Holbrook, Idaho City.
MoNTANA.-SanaMeLM Mclean, Bannock City.
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Jesse R. Stubs, Will Lewis f
liamston.
C. c. Clark, Newbern. s. 81. W
T. c. Fuller, Fayetteville. A. 81. il
JOSIAH Turner, Orange. vile.
NEVADA.
Delos R. Ashley, Virginia City.
OHIO.
Benz. Eggleston, Cincin- J: M. A
natl. HeZ. s.
Rutherford B. Hayes, Mills.
Cincinnati. VIM. b.
Robert c. Schenck, Day Columb
ton. Vernc
William Lawrence, Bel NJ. Wal
lefonte. T. A. p
Francis C. LIE Blond, J. A. Bi
Celina. Ephrain
R. w. Clarke, Batavia. roltor
Samuel Shellabarger, Ruff. P.
Springfield. land.
James r. Hubbell, Della j. A. Ga
ware.
Ralph P. auckland, FIRE.
mont.
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War in Europe.

a. Greg s'-a=c-s ,ri-s ia= .eTs IA, &c
Ce1fereaes % Ezs0P~as PoNsrs, wsica vas e.
pete. % asiAT. Z 60, PrsEs.t ne sssia.izx q
Asi-Ai wA-, sAs se-a Gsaai'-iy AsAa4sae4 Teis
I Is a..sz-d 10 C 5~ia< . ne 4sElaas x Als-
"a T1.ca ssrs s-gz-5-9 - sarsaso1sels All
i1.-.izis--e,e - ts- lszsrl, s3~srszezts 4 Eug-
.a1e- E-saee add Rzssa1. Tse aoscs.= pa4e-s
-ars -oE ~ sSis disposition u he qs1ssioas q,
issze, az1 =; - 4;sss sccosrts ih--s "a %
bore -asi $50. Nogli o preserved
Tae aNts=z ao- trrss. % ~ s-ris. az Ass-
'rii. Prassia As5 I'aiF Ass--.a I'D Pr-ss.a a..
eoa,s--ias for &c polsessior ofis- E1Is.eia asl
ScalesEi- 3zcai.s, saiea 10th caus5 as-i ~ r-s.,
f-gz as.p-s- psasiark Two % fh-s- 7-a-s ago
Tss tss robbers are aos iispata- aha, tie
prsg, ;Ae .ahAoitAas q usich are ia co say
eonss.ist ahos; tie matter. lisly taxes aGvaa-
age q tie szsarrasszsai y Austria 70 r.x.i,
Poasessloa Of The ysae;al, uhich has ssr raanr
gears teen governed a. a. A1srr,aa proTisca -
Tee i.4..AEs consider fkezsirss ir a coalition 70
Esasri her aa'ioaalfv. Popular sasausiasai
has hs-n aEa<-net aad tsosssa4s q volea,.sr.
AVE aoeksc q tie standard q GaFfballi 70
E1o1 has bs=a asizse! az important ,aiiliarv
Pcslfsan- Ia shs vac whick u teganinz. each
poser iii seiza VIA; e eAa fran il asizhso-
sa4 he ssAl victor vii via he riches, prizs
The var Eill cot bs eoatsst fsf principle Or
for evil progress "a aay ens. il j. merely a
siFsss for territorial spoiis Anoaz crowned hsa1s
uho assure a divine right 10 control TIE dssii-
airs q nations.
In1ess armies have already b@ss orzaa.zsd
and noved 10 ths frosiisrs Il the respective
eogafries. Austria hss 900. 900 m-n ia tie SEA
Prussia has nearly a. aaay, and The sir.uz'h q
Italy is rsckone4 At neasly or qsiis halfA rliioa
Altogether the hosi.e forces nov 10 array u BAT.
tscanno; nsmosr les than two miii.1ns-anal.
tiisde o. Sighting men only inf=rior 70 the hosts
that were called 10 the 6sld during the var Ia
the GIFTED States. 10 the Earopesn var go.s on,
a. nov seems isesiiAhis, Germany ana Italy uill
b the scenes Of military operations % almost
sapasrAlied nagniiads. fPranes, EnglAsd and
R1asiA should, from any eaass, BE- drawn into
the strife, the ensuing struggle will be II ye,
greater and more fearful import.
Tbsss eonvsisIons 10 Esrops easso, be with.
Cat "a eject upon COR own interests. We al
ready fsei !, 10 the heavy drain apon ~ for gold
which Is required 10 payment TOT the large i'm
poriaiioas We have lately made. Commercial
relations inust be seriously disturbed, and the
chAnge in the value Of foreign merchandise will
eject every class. War anywhere ls In the cad
a misfortune and Injury TO the whols world, aad
the eonaici which e nos invoked to crafty the
ambition Of European dssPos. will be no sr-
esption.
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The Record Of the Democratic %
PARTY.


We never rad one Of the numerous CON.
plants which epssar In the sO-caIlcd Democrat.
&c newsPf peFs abodl the burihen Of our public
dset add the ccnset pent heavy taxation, WITH
out being re'nindsdaf the fact that the Demo-
cratic party is responsible for the rebellion and
whatever evils fOlloSed In is track. Every dol.
lar Of our national debt was expended In sup
pressing The rebellion inauguraled BY the South.
ern Democrats, and cOnnivcd at and sympathized
with by their Northern allies Of the same party.
This accounts Tor their desire 10 repudiate this
debt, interest and principal, and at the same
time explains the secret Of their constant CON.
plant about " heavy taxation" Western or
aior tells the truth. in his own way, In the FOL.
lowing extract
Let Democratic journals aud orators howl over
the deot and taxes their war has brought. They
but magnify their own sins. Every dollar
Of debt = Democratic legacy. Every iax h A
Democratic gin. Every Government stamp Is a
Democratic sticking plaster. Every person in
the United States drinks in Democracy in nj.
tea, his codee and his whiskey, and in The sugar
wheFewiih be sweelens them. Each ingredicn,
pays us quota for the cost OF Democracy a. the
country. The smoker iuhales Democracy. The
rtNA AaAu - IaNsNhtN VITA democracy. The
lAeogiug man gives about one hour labor every
Ia! 10 pay for Democracy. The capitals,
PAYS one-lenth Of bis ineome Tor the cost Of the
pemecEaiic party. Every transfer OF property
. sadtled with the ncmOcratic burien. BeEcfc
be = oegosteu the child is subject to the Deuo.
cratic tax. FROM The cradle to the grave he never
IS irce from Il. The funeral mourning mus, frs,
pay the penalty " ncmocra,ic rule. and a
portion VI that which he lcavss bchind must 90
saio TIE psnocrailc vortex Geurraton af(r,
generation Will carry this Democrats burden
tFom eisih - death. But for the pcmocrA,ic
party our peopic woHld hardly have known the
aataFr q taxs,ioa But for the nrmocrauc par.
y tae haadrcts q Thousands u Young men whose
eonss arr sireNn over the south would now be
psotgetiSe .aocrsss aud the sappor, aud comfcs,
a anilies now dcsoate. No one eau attempt 70
teay this indictment No Que can prelene that
&c uemoesatsc party had Any cause Tor reNeilicu
e. % aas zoe etrontsFy - CRY over the burdens
o. 'ANaiion. rs the ,a;ser u the Drmccraiic
party. Nhea lie ha4 stripped Dob OF family and
P'sssssio7s charged tito his own sins aad sought
% tFaS bin fron his integrity. - bis peao.
esaue sous corne ioFSari now with equal rffroa.
isry Aat charge their i1ings gpon the loyai pro-
fle. int hypocriucaly howl over their Afiic,soas,
40 scsN % sc4gce ihem from their integrity. "a
s-sc' to power the party Nho has brocshi al
iaese wees afo0 toe Aud.
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Questions for johnson Clubs.

!. Ars yoa a johnson nan ~ the Usicl party,
81 sss VI ~
:. Do yo1 vote for Aadrsw Jchrscn for Vice.
Frssi.sr, o. tcr George 4 Penilstou. Who ~
t@sei . vote nsn % dollar in iefsacs q the
{ ,iou
8. ATs 80 II f,vos = Rebel Srsrar.. or o.
;ae Registry Law
:. Do yea sa9osse the "QuAlisea Negro SAT-
rage pclicy u the Presi3sn; as aivocAsed ~
am % Tsrcessee and sei 10 bis iast.uc,ion.
- ne ProTlsiccai GoTeraor o. Nississippi Or DO
Fee oppose The deaecrsfir priacipie TIA; " raxa-
'4ea Eltasa. Representation is Tyraany
5. ~ Fuc Approve tee reiterated sentrea, -
1-ss,-e-. Jca1sos. ta1i '.rrsAsoa is odiors. AZ.
E-ai;crs zlst e 7anishr3 Or % yug believe.
tat b. aAs Tyisrtea
= A1drsN Iotescn yogr choice for aex,
P-ssi-eat q t-e Caiied States IA preference 70
S,oert :. Les % DO yoa sgppor, aay par, Of
- Polcy, recsrt aa4 aafecedeng exerr; hi,
s-s;1racon Serene, ~ yoa 1ntersfAnt it
:. Az Toz frisai aat supporter q the Pres
i.ez- - A. % q voar o5ieci . 1se hin for sin-
-s'sf 7eFPoses % divide ard destroy the Caion
Ft--g. % ogit % '-ne- ptrfr" Ei;h3e. refer
sacs % isoga.tv. al % sers-e tie ps;rsaaSe Aal
- Fer e. ..c Erec4lEe,
szailg. % F01 approve the er-rc.se Of doubt
>. powers. 1st i0ua4 e tie Constitution. oecaass
g31 oei.srs - -NAra Feirr- % 10 yoz spit
-7oa i1e Cczs-;siioa. wAica expressly eoafer,
re .ar-zaakiGg poser % Coag-ess. because. ia
order % sec1re ne traits Of victory Csa-r~s,
-<asa.s -strAatsss f9r the fs;zre stability aaa
peace % ;ae U1lsa7
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- The selfsyIed Democratic papen take
great pleasure Ia styling the present Congress,
composed q the abIest and mos, patriotic men ia
the eoantry, representing the loyal millions
whose sacrifices and patriotic devotion saved The
country, the Rump Congress" The tern
" Rump'' would apply much better 10 the Dem.
ocratie organization ITSELF Al The openlnE d
the war the mass Of the Democratic party wa
embraced within The lImiisi ofihe Southern State
and composed the principal part Of the ma,sria
whichinaugnraied aud carried on the rebellion
That which was len remaining Of the party At ID,
North was a zero rump'' Of the original con
Germ, and an inslgnideani one at that. The grsa
desire now expressed BY The Northern. Dsmocra
81 TO have their late allies represented In Con.
esess, l. for The purpose Infringing about a re-
union ofihs broken pars as Il e impossible for Ii,
"remp" 10 set along further while dssaehsd
from the maln body
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MuaDEaoUs AmAulF AND RounEnY .--On Fri
day night Of last week, a deadly assault was
made upon Mr. john Johnson, q we'll known
farmer Of York county Pa, on the Old York
Road. above Nunemncher's tavern, In the 10th
district. MF. johnson bad been 10 Baltimore
city 10 dispose Of bis marketing, aud was return
ing home 10 his wagon, when be was shot In
the back q The neck aud bead with gun load
ed with pebbles and gravel. His pockets were
then cut, aud bis pocketbook containing about
SIS, taken therclrom. lie was Just able 10 guide
his horses 10 Nunemaeher's tavern, where he was
taken N the house, and the services OF DR.. Josh-
ua X. Nelson availed Of There Is fair prospect
Tor bis recovery.
As soon a. The affair became known, suspicion
At once fell upon q negro named Henry johnson.
He had been seen following NJ. Johnson's wag.
on for miles, with gun on his shoulder, aud 40
one point boy had dred the gun or At which
!he negro was very angry, saying Il was the last
icad " sAof Ne had. warrant was issued for
bis arrest BY Justice John =. Curtis, and Consia-
bic Williams aud several citizens started In
srarch Of him. One Of the citizens came on 10
him aud attempted his arrest, but the negro ran.
when he was fired upon, the shot taking eject IN
his neck, wounding him slightly. Apockel-book,
identified a. belonging 10 Mr.. johnson, containing
so, was found upon the negro. Justice Curtis
committed the accused 90 Jail, 10 answer the
charge Of assaul,with intent TO murder aud high.
way robbery, which will be the east that could
be brought against him even should the injured
man recover from his wounds
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SUMMER BOARDING: (.
NOTICE

TI'o PROPERTY HOLDERS on the line Of
road leading fr.m the termination u
West Baltimore street IN the direct Line thereof
a. the Garrison Forest Road aud adjacent
thereto. Ia Baltimore county.
TAKE NOTICE tina; the undersigned Com.
tnissioners. appointed under and Nv virtue Of
an act 81 the General Assembly OF Mary land,
passed a. the January Session, l-df, chapter
2s.l entitled An Act n make certain improve
inents in the vicinity Of the State Live Scales,
m baltimore county" have Completed their
survey pio, aud assesament n dsmagef lyfs7r'
benefits. and this day returned the same 10
the County Commissioners 81 Baltimore enan.
~ IN pursuance 81 the 9Th section of H. act n
1886, fchapier l20,l amendatory ~ the law
shove referred to- aud the said plot. assessment
and proceedings are now on Gle IN the Office n
the Clerk n the said County Commissioner. Al
Towsontown, aud open % the Inspection ~ all
persons Interested
Persons deeming themselves aggrieved bv
said return aud proceedings will BE- entitled T.
a hearing before said County Commissioner
on a day 10 be- named BY them, II place and
time duo public notice will b. given hv the
said County Commissioners Of baltimore Co.
JOHN r. BERRY,
CAREY McCLELLASD.
JOHN SLACK.
Commissioners under act 81 issl, ca. Is. Ae.
June IH-st
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- Tbs blsagson l. again eOming into us
at WaAhinRion a. q msans u restraining their
don q speech. On Monday q lest wesk, NJ
orinnsl, member Of ibs IIouss from lows, cav
oasnes 10 Rousseau, Of Kentucky, BY some ~
marks mads u debate. A few days subsequent
y. 0snesai Rousseau, who Il tall athletic man
n eonpany with several 81 bis friends overlook
0rinnsll hsAs ne entrance 10 abe Capitol, and
dr@li hIm Ns<r.l hlous ever The bead and fae'
NIin fati.n eans. which be carried With him,
only ssaslng whcn che weapon was shissrrd d
pieces. he aazauls was perfect oslrsgs. as M
ALLEGED o4sasiss rsmsEks u Mf. 0dnsslI wen
madsin reply 10 somsb bitter personalities Of Gen.
er.I Roansaa hlmssIk Il s,sms likely that shs
Hsas will take msasures % bring this modern
prsaion Brooks % sseoani fsr HE brutal behas.
ior.
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state cerrrai Commits.

F-rs1ar, . 7-svso1s scssre re StAie Csas-zi
CoG@is,se e he C-cuzsiac-L raica Parry 81
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hass- rss ssi.c~iaz sS==sniAsios ~Gs sssr-l
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b - Co@zis.ee
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p1rsza,cs - tAe azfkcrifT e Sa.s Convez-
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aSeza<ss aas . A;sss1 . ssssr aaiia- -sssi---
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Jsks !. Essor. Ess-- r1s aPPoizse. . "a; s1ts
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vssron ,5r ~ ssainAsioa q SAFE Co1p--.il-
e % TsdsessAy, ne lssa q AzCss- a. EAi;i-
Gore.
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ths Csag-sssiosai Dsst-irr coave=iisss 70 soai-
ssrs sAa3i1Asss ssr z<zs~rs q csaErss 70 as
Ssahls % wsfaes1lg, s4s - & August. A. the
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SrsaS ss.-ssigizo-e err.
Tilrs ss-5Alriae-s ciry.
Fssrzk Ss-Fr-Serick city
FIJI ds.-Eniessa NIL, Howard essasE.
TAe coz1ifses tea aajozr,ed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-23

Rapdaei Ss1@es. Ass eonnAs4ef q ne pirate
AlAhana, rsesafiy released froz prisc1 - order
of tie Prssi3enf has se~z sieeses Jsdye Of oce Of
IL cssrs q Alshaza. Tse Prssi4eat A.s. how
ever. izsrrpetsd the eo1nsnder Of oar forces
there. shar ssmn<s Shall sSs Be p>rmitssd 70 en-
t.r spon fhs DATES q kis oesce unfil be sail
have bsea pzrdossd. Z viii bs rsnembsrsd
that John 7. Monroe. n ex-rshsl of the nosg
virusnt typ. vas rsseasiy slsessa 70 The oees q
MAJOR q Ssv orlsaas- Gsa. caby voald no'
permis hin 70 take possenion u he ofzes snil
BE- wss partossd. Osly few wssks sisssed an
III he asossary pardon "a procured. snd be 10
now MAJOR Of Ssw OFissss. We shall not b.
surprised II ia brief fine the ex-rsbsl Admiral
uilI - kBova snd recognized - Jsdgs senpss.
via Lee President Of College, Joe Johnston
asa BssnreEasd a. President Of railroad oompa-
niss. clsu.n, c. Clay going ~hsrsver be pIsas.s,
nnd iisnry A. Wis d.fying the Govsrnmens,
and derlsdng hat he wiIi never take the oath Of
ailegisncr, and a. sooa - Jsf. Davis can b pat
through the farce u trial By bis eoaAjsion in
fhs work a the rebellion, no doubt be win b
dssnsd suiisisnily ''leyar 10 oeeupy sone high
position Of honor and trust.
Tss hres of eisil slrIis are nos Jet sxdagsish.
ed--shs corpse Of Abraham LineoIu mssdsEsd By
ordsr q he so-csIIsa cenisdsruis Covsrnnent,
scArcslg cold. before Ne ass ihes men, mors
alroeioas has any eriminnIs 10 history, not only
~ g liberty their pass eondaet snirsly sisdiea-
~ hlA shsir a,roeioas deeds spplasdsd and ~
wnrdsdi