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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21
VIEWS OF TIE IEBEK.
eBNERAI
ohe4shtA4ss
John Bells health is falling.

John Bells health is falling.
Gen. Howard lectures at Oberlin,
Feb. 10.
There is great destitution among the
poor at Chattanooga
A son Of Iturl ide, Mexican Empe-
ror, died at New York recently.
Mayue Reid, the novelist is bank
rupt $4,000.
The seizure of the New York dis
tilieries has fortunately about closed
up the business there.
Prof. Aggassiz says that ia 10 years
teaching he never punished a pupil.
The Cunard steamships have to be
conveyed BY gunboats to protect them
against Feuian priyateers.
There will be a convention of col
ored soldiers and sailors at Phiiadel-
hia, Jan. 8.
The Union Pacific Railroad is COM
pleted 305 miles toward sunset from
from Omaha.
The New York Herald says Ben.
Wood won $4,000 from John Nor
rissey in a recent game of faro
Fox, Assistant Secretary Of y e Ma
w, has returned from Europe.
The Empress Carlotfa died at Mir
amar last Friday night
The records of tae Sail sbury rebel
prison, just discovered. contain the
names of 1000 Union soldiers hither-
to reported missing.
Old Pub. FuDe has arrived at the
conclusion that Lincoln's S assassination
was great calamity. He doesn't
know what ought to be done with JEFF.
Davis
Secretary Stanton has given the col
ored Episcopalians Of Washington s10,-
600 worth of bricks to build a church.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis has gone to the
rebel house of refuge-Canada.
Montreal is pronouucod unfortif-
able.
The French army is being reorgan-
lied and increased to a million and a
quarter of men.
"A history Of Humphrey rebel brig
ade Is about to be published.
Also history Of Morgan's cavalry
by Basil Duke.
The Saturday Review calls Swim
burne the most gifted aud indecent
Of erotie poets,
Gen. Grant has bought a farm ten
miles from st. Louis.
The New Ironsides was destroyed
by fire at League Island on Saturday
night.
The Niagara Ship Canal enterprise
is being lobbied in Congress.
A North Carolina correspondent
Of the New Y York Herald says the reb-
el "Regulators" in thatStat have shot
one NortherDer, burned the clubhouse
of another, and are shooting and hang
ing negroes every. day.
Rebe! Generals Maury, Marmaduke,
Rosser, j. S. Williams, Beauregard,
Longstreet. Hood, Buekner. Adams
and Hays are residing at New Orleans.
The celebrated caricaturist, Gavarni,
died recently in Paris.
Caleb Lynn, late Governor Of Ida
no, was robbed of s47 900 the other
day while en- route from New York to
Washington.
The Great Eastern is being fitted up
st an expense of $4,000 preparatory
to serving as a ferry boat between New
York and Brest
Indian outrages in New Mexico
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-12-21

The New York Herald, a Democrat
ie paper of the progressive school, rea-
sons as follows In favor Of the doctrine
that the ratification of three-fourhs
Of the twenty-six States represented
in Congress Is sufficient to make the
proposed amendment a valid part Of
the Constitution:
Divested of petty technicalities,
quaeks and bubbles. 1t Is apparent
that three-fourths of the States now
/ represented IN Congress are competent
to make the pending constitutional
amendment a part and parcel of the
Constitution, the supreme law alike to
the outside and the inside States and
Territories.
This IS the conclusion which We IN
derstand will be acted upon by Con-
[ gFess- When three f0urths or twenty
one Of the tWeBty-siz States now repre-
f sented In Congress shall have ratified
I the amendment the Secretary Of State
viii be required BY an act Of Congress,
! if necessary, to proclaim the ratldca-
/ ton complete. Then while the ratifi-
cation may be held as the condition OF
DgulAGA4 q AHc lDA cLAa1ta AAAI etA-AN y
Z oonsummated will still be binding up
on them as the supreme law of the land,
and Congress may enforce 1t from Vir-
ginia to Texas BY appropriate legisla-
I ton as In the Territories.
I This is the solution which awaits the
( excluded States. It Is a solution per
I fectly consistent with the rights and
] powers assumed by the loyal States IN
/ suppressing the rebellion Of the late
so-called Confederate States, and with
/ all the legislation Of Congress since the
I first bOmbardment of Fort Sumter
/ The only question therefore remaining
to the excluded States is whether they
viii make a virtue of necessity, and
come forward to the ratification, in or
der to participate in the Presidential
( contest of 1868, ,Or remain outside, &c
/ be subjected to the terms of the a.
mendment, by the action Of the loya
States and Of Congress.
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The Petersburg (Va.) Express,
thinks the present differences between
the President aud Congress will re
suit in an appeal to arms, and speak
ing of this subject says
IF a collision Is to occur, the soon
er the batter. Congress proposes to
organize the militia, including, of
course, the freedmen. The President
( Is Commander-in-c chief of the army
IF the Governor f 81 State calls upon
him to suppress insurrecti0n and dis
order, he is bound by the Constitution
to afford the necessary rel ef Which
party will prevail, In the last resort,
can scarcely be a matter of conjecture.
Lf the President can't confer on US the
right of representation, he can at least
secure as IN oar present position. g1hjch,
aH The J0bOte, IS perhaps preferable to
being represented jR such 60dg
When the danger becomes immi-
uent, It is possible a paciieation may
be effected. IF. however, Congress
should show no disposition to relax its
grasp after abso ute dominion, and de-
clare itself in perpetual session, The
President 5giU hare no alternative LEFT
him bit 10 disperse the tl00 Houses at
fhe point Of the bGgonet It IS moral
IN impossible for him to submit.
1t will be a woful day for the Pres
ident and his rebel friends when they
attempt to disperse Congress by mill
tary force. The less such thing is
threatened the better for both,
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On the Both Of June last the grand
aggregate Of individuals on the PEN
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mount Of annual pension money for
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0FEiCE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
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WaxRsAs The HARTFORD LIVE STOCK INSUR-
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The State authorities of North Car
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Government will one day be compel.
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HOUSE

1t is stated that Surratt's wherea-
bouts was made kuown by a French
Canadian named St. Marie. formerly a
Union soldier, who was melted by
jealousy Of Surratts influence over a
young lady with whom they we're both
inlOye. He says Surratt told him that
Liueolu's assassination was a precon-
certed plot; that he (Surratt) carried
direct from JEFF. Davis Cabinet at
Richmond the principal details Of the
plot at Washington, and that the as
sasslnation was not only in accordance
with the desires OF the Davis Cabinet,
but was done By their directions and
orders.
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During the past twelve months the
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