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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-19

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE. w ednesday Jan.
10th. The Senate having passed the follow
ing House bills: To authorize the Richmond
and Danville Railroad to secure certain LA
bilities incurred by the Piedmont Railroad
and torelease the States interest in the Fred
ericksburg and Gordonsville Railroad, on
certain conditions, and the House having re-
ceived the report of Committees on various
bills and having passed the majority repor-
of the Joint Committee on public printing,
favoring the contract system and the appoint
ment Of Superintendent of public printing,
both Houses went into the election Of State
officers.
The first in order, being First Auditor,
Mr.. VIM. F. Taylor, of Richmond. the pres
ent incumbent, was unanimously reelected.
The election of State Treasurer being next
in order, Major j. S. Calvert, Of Shenan-
doah. was elected.
The next in order being Secretary of the
Commonwealth, several nominations were
made. but before vote was taken both
Houses adjourned.
THURSDAY 11ih.-After the transaction Of
some business of minor importance, both
Houses proceeded with the execution of the
Joint order, the election of Secretary OF the
Commonwealth, which resulted i'll the cleo
ton of John NJ Herndon, Of Spottsylvanla
This election, during its progress, elected
some spicy remarks.
Col Baldwin, speaker Of the House, Left
the chair, and, on taking the floor, said thai
if General Robert E. Lee were Governor O
Virginia, as he hoped he would be some day
he would regard such preference as ha'
been intimated, if Expressed even on his part
as an intrusion. He did not believe that thu
Governor had authorized anybody to express
to the Legislature that he had preference
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-19

THE SoUr1 AND TIE NATIONAL GOVERN
MENT-We find the following in the Wash
ington Chronicle:
"'We are submitted to your rule, said
one of the pardoned Southerners, few days
ago, in conversation with an American Sen
ator, but you must take care that you do
not make Poland or an Ireland of the South
Neither the point nor the thread was new,
but the grumbler was taken aback when a
bystander remarked, with peculiar emphasis,
You forget, my dear sir, when you make
the comparison, the vast difference between
the countries you refer to, and the fair and
fertile land in which You live. Nobody en-
igrates to Ireland Or to Poland, while mil
lions are preparing to move in and to occupy
the redeemed and regenerated Southern
communities.
What makes the ''vast difference" to which
the Chyoncle's s'bystander'' refers? Ireland
and Poland are both among the fairest and
most fertile countries in the world. The
South is not greatly their superior in this
respect. If it is to be governed as Ireland
and Poland are, it will soon be as unattrac-
tive. Why do not the millions who are
preparing" to move in and occupy it do so
at once =? In spite Of all the predictions that
have been INDUCED in on the subject, as a
matter of fact very few emigrants, either
from abroad or from the North, have as yet
gone to take possession Of the fertile lands Of
the Southern States.
The reason is perfectly obvious. SO long
as it is uncertain what kind of a government
the South is to have, neither men nor capt.
tai will 90 thither, and if the Southern
States are to be governed by Congress like
provinces or territories, we may depend
upon it neither will go there at all Men
seek homes now especially in this country,
with special reference to the character ofthe
Institutions they will enjoy. 1t is because
principle of seif-government. gives shape and
force to all our institutions that foreigners
in such numbers come here. If the South
ern States are to be deprived of this right,
whether in punishment for past offences OF
by way of discipline for their future reforma-
ton, they will lose in population and pros
perity instead of gaining.
There was much more of just and judicious
warning than of & threat" in the remark OF
the pardoned Southerner" than the Chron-
icle comedies, and it was worthy of bette,
reply than the American Senator" gave
AZ v Tl,eooc T1ouor,,
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NJ O Il L Q Il
r UMBER! LUMBER!

Having leased Thomas Johnston's Steam Saw
Mill, am now prepared to receive orders from
persons wishing to procure LUMBER will
furnish lumber of as good quality and at as short
notice as it can be obtained elsewhere.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Produce taken in exchange for lumber at mar
ket value.
wish to purchase Yoke of good Oxen for
which will pay in lumber:
Jan. 5-3t JONATHAN BROWN
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-19

SHARP Practice man, in the last
agonies ofdeath, called on distinguished
lawyer of Covington, Virginia, during
Christmas week, to make his will. The
lawyer, "scenting fee from affair."" rapidly
Drew up the will and went out to get wit
nesses, which were readily found, but when
he returned, 10 the dying man was missing
also about fifty dollars and lot of clothing
the man had robbed citizen of. When
last heard from, the dying man was making
for East Tennessee climate that will suit
him in developing his peculiar talents. We
suggest that Governor Pierpoint, as he deals
in little things, make a requisition on Brown
low for this dying man, and thereby re-
leve the mind of his lawyer, who says "Le
didn't care for the fellow or the fee, but as a
professional matter, he wants the will signed
to make it complete. ''-Erchange.
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LIVINGSTON pLOws CASTINGS

] am in constant receipt of all the sizes OF tha
Brady Livingston Flows and Castings Of every
description from the original patterns of the plow,
sold here only by myself. G.. i. PRICE.
Aug. 25-tf.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-19
EOR BLACKsMIrHS-

Best English refined rolled Iron of all sizes,
Tire, Round, Square, Barred Hoop, Horse
Shoe, Nail Rod, Horse Shoes. Nails; Shear, Cast
and Blister Steel, Plos Plates, Liringstons Cas-
tngs, &C., &C., just received and for sale low for
cash. G.. Z. PRICE.
dug. 25-tf.
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Advertisements.

k0CCI IIII COII x4CL VI U11S411S ~ UN5.
~ SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT,
Is Bags Rio and Laguara Coffee,
20 Bbls Sugar,
Is Kits Mackercl and Shad,
5 Bbls n. o. Molasses and Golden Syrup,
just received ard for sale low by
HOGE, MASON co.
September Oft
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The Grave of StOneWall Jackson.

We have been requested to give publicity
to the following circular to the members Of
the Old sSSaaf,nawall." We hope that it may
meet with ready response, and that each
one may look upon the object to be effected
as labor of love:
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NATIONAL VALLEY BANK OF SRAUNToN, !
Staunton Jan. 10, 1866.
A general meeting of the Stockholders of the
National Valley Bank of Staunton, will be held
at their place Of business in Stanton, on Tues
day, goth February next.
EDWIN NJ. TAYLOH.
Jan l2-tdm Cashier
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-19

The Mississippi Legislature has passed a
bill fining any white person $500, and any
colored one $50, for an act of misccscnation.
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no ALL WHOM ir NAY CoACERN
D1ssoIUvyoN OF CO-pARTNER.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IESHIP concern ofIloge, Mason 4 Co.,
is dissolved by mutual consent-to take effect on
the lst inst Thos. p. Iogc withdrawing on &C
count of i'll health. The business will be con-
tinued by P B. Hoge s II. p. Mason, under the
style and firm of Hoge & Mason.
p B. HOGE,
II. M. MASON,
Ian 1S-4t THOS. P.fIOGE.
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A wills AND ICES

A FEW genuine English Anvls and Vises,
also first quality Bellows, Screw Plates, Files
Rasps, &c. for sale low for cash.
Aug. 25-tf. G. f. PRICE.
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w In ID o w G L. A 8 9 =

l HAVE just received extensive assortment Of
WINDOW GLASS of all sizes, PUTTY de-,
which WILDE sold very low by the box or at re
tail for cash. GE. PRICE.
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CTOvEs &C. &C. have constantly on
hand "a good stock of the best patterns Of
Cooking Stoves completely furnished. Also,
Chamber, Parlor and Box Stoves, &C., for sale al
the lowest rates and warranted.
G. f. PRICE.
Jan 5-tf-Spec and Eirginian copy
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rules
Mr.. Trout, of Augusta, offered bill pro-
viding for the repeal of certain oaths, pre-
scribed by the law of May IA, 1862, which
was appropriately referred.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE. The following Joint resolution
was taken up and passed:
WHEREAS, The Congress of the United
States of America did, by an act passed ON
the 9th of August, 1861, levy upon the
lands and houses Of the people Of the United
States direct tax of $40, 900, 900, for the
purpose of raising revenue, and did .appor-
ton the payment Of the same among the sew
eral States of the Union, including Virgin
ia and much the larger part Of said tax up,
on this State remains unpaid; and by sad
act, and by subsequent acts Of said Congress,
other taxes, imposts and excuses have been
laid, to be collected at time when there has
been no apportionment of collectors or asses
sors in many of the districts OF the State OF
Virginia; and whereas, by the desolatlon OF
their lands, the destruction Of their farming
implements, the carrying off of their STOCK
the burning of their buildings, the dlsorgan-
ization and loss of their farm labor, the gen
eral failure of their wheat crop, and the
scarcity of any circulating medium, the peo2-
pie of Virginia are greatly Impoverished
and to pay at one time the direct tax OF Au-
gust, 1860, with the other taxes levied upon
them by the Congress of the United States,
and the necessary State taxes. must reduce
many Of them to very great straits and great
" retard the resuscitation of the State from
its present distressed condition; therefore,
I. Be 1t Resolued By the General Assem-,
Ny Of Virginia, That the President and
Congress Of the United States, be and are
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

,Dnsen alive Union Meetings will be held -
II .'lollouiug times aud place., aud. he Az
,itcssed ~ The srssicra s~hos' names i"'i'w
'le respective appointments.
The meetings will ooumcnc. al lnli rast s.v-
IN o'clock i. NJ.
soiic.. OF additional meeting will hereafter
V" gwen.
1tlrs's Gnovx. 6, The School House IN the
rovc.-Friday, Sept .oth.
VIM T. Dit,oc aud T.. y. Cook.
Irlros Saturday, Sept ~.
John \. Crawford und WIN. ]. Di'"r.
v,Lip, CRY Monday October ls'.
h. T.. Cook and VIM. 7. Dh.oe.
In>. Gnoyg ScHooL Iiouss-Tnesday. Oct I'd.
l.. =. Nielc and VIM. ]. Dit,oe.
IN CIAiRE Wednesday, Oct Der 3D..
VIM. r. Dittoe and T.. T.. Cook.
in order OF the ComInittcs.
". ". COXES. Charm n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25


If sny evidence wers wanting 10 prove
the Convention Of Soldiers and Sailors iaaes
" held nj Cleveland a success, II may be
found in the efforts Of the Radical press 70
write il down. They can't do il. Fslsify.
p,cvaxicats and misrep,esent - they may i.
the Convention has doue great work. 1.
has given the lie 10 the Radical SANDER that
the supporters of Mr.. Jehnson ~ di,loyal,
and proven that large nuasbcrs a soldiers,
tried ard tue. have released TO be led by the
nose. ~ Radical dsasaoaguss. It has
shown tina, the cry II coppeshesd and trait.
or has failed to array tho members Of the
lately disbandsd army against tho wise and
humane policy Of President Johnson. Rad
zeal scribbl,rs may attempt 70 ridicule 'n'
Convention. bu. there Is no oarein, outsid.
Of downright lying. for sidiculc It's delb
CREATIONS were harmonious beyond proceed
eat, AMI the good::s sown viii take roo
in every quarter Of the Union.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25
eftisement.l

LADIES. RkAp Tnis..-Dr. Hopper's 70
,sals Cordial. This; elegant and populse
Medicine will core Ill Fenale 'csmplsi6ts,
such - excessive, painful or suppressed
Menstsuasioa, La,corrhosa, q Whites. falling
of the Womb. and al Irregularities Of the
Meathy Periods h Gin ako brig on the
Nsasss when checked BY Colds, and all IN
natural causes.
Females suffering under any Of the difii-
culties above enumerated should not Gail
to use Dr.. II pper's Eepale Cordial.
e i the mesS plegAbeA nd IT, iailible rem
edy ever invented for the cure Of Female
complaints. Ladies' try it.
Price 81. so Der boltle, ,-...., -...u.
Prepared and sold ~ -. Astl Iey
@, No. 70 Norsl Fifth Sl.psA st Loud
~. Sold At their ranch mil ~ riici@
store. No. 81 MadlUos ssrtUt, OAl(sso,Ws
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

TIE Hon. John r. Cook and Hon. IHrnrn If,ec WI
IA. The time w Joint discussion ~ the io~wihe
,rnan col STY.-Tur.dny. Sept, 2Sth, ai Tip.
ton. 90. =, a.. q. .c..
III An-catin~.
~CulT COUNTY. Saturday, Oct. sth, ~ Daven-
port
Nr C,nk 10 follow In one and han nours. ~ Inee
me in t,eech Of nm honr Mr. Prirc ~ Noh.w IN one
-rd a half hours, Mr.. Cook 10 c'ose Ia hall hou'
and the came at earh meeting Ne elsskf1s aiternn
ting ~ 10 opening and c'osc the niends OF ese u
rn,nr presiding officer At each IAeetipg.
Meetings 10 commence nj O'clock U. ~.
JS0 W. TWOnp1QN,
i'rs-id.nt ~ Scott Co. RrpushSenn Cfub.
ON behalf OF Rep Cong Diet. Com.
WIN. w. CONks.
Cnair,nsn ~ ID Cong. Dss. Com
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25
l,ensssa,l, and csn..syailw Ticket.

For Secretary OF State.
COLONEL 80. vANANOA, dcsesWe
For Treasurer Of Stsse.
GEN. GhORGE A. STONE. of Henry
Fus Auditor Of State, NAtl j !
CAPT. Roi ERr ". CROSS, Of Polk.
For Attorney General,
CAPT wEnsTER BALLiNGRR.s ellie. Z
For Register of State Land O0ise r
:LlNr r. MckivNiE. Of Clayton.
Fer Rctortcs Of Supreme Court.
CAPT ALBERT sTODDARD. offams.
For Clerk of Supreme Court.
,Arr. ,rRrn. COTTScNALx. % pubr'ee
For Congress Second Dis'r''s'
ieHv y. COOK. Of Scott
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

DIR. Eaeterlsy's Fever and Ague Killer
IN c16G 1gus end Fever, Chills and Fever,
Dumb Agus. Intermittent and Rsmittsnt
!5c;*:sa 's'', 'sa Z T. f''''' to
s. "s p SEM, escss psr, box ~ pills in
Prepared and ssld BY Dr.. Eastsriey 1
Ss:s:ns 's:s Il III "a lsFA
Allen L Yeang, whe,ssale Deelers, Du-
eesNiSeeAITJ var 'a7sfw 3An1s,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25
REDUCTION IN PRICE
OF sno tHes
AMERICAN WATCHES.
Made at WAlrhAM, Mass.

a
in or facilities for manufac, have reduced
our prices to ms low point ~ they can be placed
Win GoId ~ Par,
80 that no one nee he's tate To buy watch from
II. xpectaon that Il \ be cheaper a, some iutu
slime. Tho test Of ten years and the nuiactnre and
saesf
Mere than see. 0oo Watches,
have given our productions the every highest rank
among time keepers. Cnmmen lug with the deter
mnation to make only thoou h y excellent watch
20, bu-in h. stesiily increased the public
became acquall tcd with their vasc unit fpr months
togo her, have been IN abe t. supply tn demand.
We have rcpcatc.l y enlarged our ia tor, b ildn:s
unit they now tire Of ground, aud
give a, communication ~ more than .iebt hundred
workm.n.
We are fully justified in saying that we now make
MORE THAN ONE HALF OF ALL THE WATCH
rs SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES. T.edfr.ren:
grades distinguished hy III. following trade
marks Oh TIM plate: Ia Ess3
! I. Amer can Wat h CO. wa'tharu. Mass
2 Appleton. Tracy 4 Co.. waltham. Mass
3. ii. =. Bart ett.' Wsnhana, Mass.
| !. "Wm Ellery
| 8. LADIES WATCH offrst quality Is named
| Appleton Tracy & Co.. waltham. Mass.
=. Our ncxf quality OF Ladies' watch l. nam
| p s. Bartlett" Waltham. Mass. These
va,c.cs arc fnnished in great variety oil
.isce ard styles OF caees.
Tie american Watch Company Of " althsm, Mass
authorize to state ha, without distiac tion Of trade
| marks price, t-.-e-.
ALL TIE PRODUCTS OF TUEtR FACTORY ARE
FULLY WARRANTED
to be the best time keepers Of their Class ever made
AL
beE that unlike the guarantee ~ foreign uaker wl
can never be reached, This guarantee 70 gOod at al
times against the Company Or thsir agents. and thai
r. aiteFthe rsott thcroarh trial any watch shcuit
prove defective In any particular. it may be Away
exchanged Or another A. me Auserieah Watche
Made ct wal:ham are for sale by dealers general,
throughout the country do not solicit orders ~
single watches.
CAUTION. The public arc cautioned to buy onl.
Of respectable dealers All pcr-ons selling counter
feits will he prosecuted
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

oNo00DA04 HAM - OOs
coo1oQloolou 00eocQANTe.
losAAh9 AsAysSrA ssrses.
s-'- Ar vrw ONlrAva
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Neye 1oa K.


- No. 0 -
fsE FA1saep8'ssf Flyi kSUAalhl Asna
Opirissllt pstsatsS AsS -. 1883: ss,pessanal
0EU SEWING MACHINE; vsth peAsos e11usue
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S1s1OS6 NSSSSty; Il scissi sssin opsssaioS, uoss
- sssAaoas -SeapaA srws vit6 Dersao %
Narels 7uasAp Of al kinds. Majestic Running
0ssteh aees P~fses and veestss thaa By he'd.
enA With Extraordinary rapidly, snGkine II
atitches 20 each a1vcLufiox q the WuaRa. viii
safAsp, Aess, rs6ls. sAirr. tuck, rsn ~ RssdsA
Be-. Ac.; requires 70 change n stitch 10 NOR
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hose Who have rsnD them.
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1 sss;is: 3 y ;:gp''' ''s''' '''s',"-S'-
HThis machinc surpasses oil othsss ~ haee
seen. and Il wvusS seQsiss column to euumersts
~ enueesae ytsoose."-lAUsup6rol lDasenpee4.
with sinsis o. double thread. u silestly
"a ~ psplAy. 9TH 9 cesuuen ueedie. usAeS
NE ssaeiea sstssh czsssy IKE Vie hand sswiaa
All p.rs.ss ~Ho W. Or sder for sai. iui,,s,o.,
oftess genuine Aschiss: viii b. prosecuted fos
inistngSmAaes = ahe paDsosa. This b The saly
Ulagle ns1Aisee sent 20 my part Of the coun
W PER gxprssa, pacasl 10 boz With peintsl
inSructions o. receipt ofprice. e5. Agrnts wsss.
% every where. Circular containing Liberal 10.
| tucements sent free
Address I'll orders 70
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Davenport CarriAge 4tttslteEy
No 10 Awsdy Sevsss, (sAsss lVtA,)
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
j. HOYT. PROPRIETOR.
~ = KEEPS CONSTANTLY q HAND
q . lsrgc stoek ef ths most tAeseugA
02G1 " made and most modern styles u
CAnRIAgBS. DU00lBS AND nAnNEs10
o. Raeeesn N1anulAetare. Nd 49,
durable quality. His goods we're eseoAt -
eontrsseed for befoes tie grsss sies 10 1eesg1Aa
end labor, which enables him - oDer ~ 04kA3
EST 1NDUCHM ENTS TO pufchassfs. Cell -
f0rs paschasiuR elsewhere. Also enqoeenQy -
oaie " to rent. N11-1409y
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e. @sOe.e1 AN0 PlLvE0 Nl
81. WATeHEs. VI.
>kIU SILVER WARE. tllAAe0NDa oUIDs And
- Rnrs, English silver Cret Stan6lr. Batter Cu,l-
se, lhancr and Tea 6erviee. PiassA. SEWING NJ
Chimes Vert Chains, Rrsecleis. Lockca, Gold fcn.
ola. S44h If .lcSAcliY etc
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onx6llA>e ~, aAa ,ee6n.

VOUOUuONV 0UvU0O VvO0e =
An th~e whe .. c so1esine lfum 'sepssnasorfhoas
q Seminal weaknss ssr any psivaee dlnsaee. N
shodj1 4sd Il cSes lbs b. B5Sshnsa;s fses1lse q
epUt1ol Diosnpes.~ which gives lal1 aeeessptiUu,
yupoDms, Ae., a al s'UAfoule' I'D s.epscloi ~
GasdA - - Deave % eeo0 tes doahl. Tkis volaabls
Vol = eeet 1n8e 70 asy sddgoes. Direct 70 n. c.
H'0AlNAN, N0s ~ and 81 Pine street, between
Thitd ~ Fourth streets, b. L0ois. No.
Eafah1inAnA An -. isos,ia IN 1R97
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

The aecsp,an@ - NjsellDn ofshS 49,. i
SCENE incrcdiub ~ thos = u iaaioeo1 -.
| on thus connecting them would have ex
psoo1l ghapEeAe1 Ws,sld b. ssti0od. Ths
Southern people, after following their
political leaders ialo The hte o0euefle.
and shsring the risk Of their fate through
four years Of terrible var, arc called
upon to ID y der ppeHpeioA Whno
ever pAnishment their leaders may de-
serve 1t the haads q The Government. Il h
,inintellg Die that statesmen should hare
dreamed u aektse their associ stes and fol.
lowers 70 in6.ct that punishment upon
them; especially . punishment Of lasting
disgrace, inorc terrible than that which the
Governments itsell. - authesiasS>s imsops.
II. in the midst BSosh esssfs, NC ulble
Of the South retain Their obituary fidelity
Of comrades in arms to each ether. the
common sentiment Of honor shi.t rules
all con,pan,onship. they will no. voluntarily
desert tho lnen vhonA they Rave volunesrs.
~ and steadily followe ed amid 50 many per.
lis. they slll not accsps this third sec roo
OF the amendment, and they are forbidden
to .ccept shs Ohcss wsthssk it, We believe
that tn only effect Of such . proposition
viii be prolonged exclusion Of the South
from the practice 81 self govesnm. nt aud
tie training Of patriotism.
But il they could be. persuaded or con-
strained to accept it. We ars q lese 10 zee
the benefit to be derived from il, because
! no &C, Of Congress-, nor anything contained
IN the proposed amendments, give any
plcegs - eedt&a6e k9hate she gadcpaion 81
.nsss s.esemed b seq the simis:-
sieA Of l9al 9etessrtGkSus 'ron Sc
) ushosu SSosa. eeo0 aocludeo1es the -
cognition Of their constitutional relations
to the Government Of the United States. -
The preamble and resolutions sdoots1 ia
the case Of Tennessee does not co,rmi,
Congrsss to ths restoration Of the Union.
every e,as . !s:S q.
It's evident BY the course persued b.
; the extreme men wh6S uEN - 1m6uQs
oents, end from the sontiments euuuc;a,
Ted 81 thsD. thet il u their fixsd puspsee-
; eOGq 0be AAeoooAtesoH 3: a68H36a =
~ etill insast upon the political sqcality o
! !: IS: 81 sassi ~. ss'eacs. =
: Southern States lsaely N sebsllon.
81 g1Ae potisl1afuea 49, c6ubaij ~ I;
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