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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29
SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED LIVER.

Pain in the right side under the edge Of the riha -
crcasig pressure sometimes the pain Ii In the le
side the patient is rarely able lie the lon side;
sometimes the pain il felt under the shOulder blade,
and II frequently extends to the top Of the shoulder,
and IL sometimes mistaken for rheumatism In the ar,
The stomach Is affected with loss Of appetite and sick
the bowels In general coetive sometimes a.
terrmiing with laxiiy the head Is troubled with pain,
accompanied with dull heavy senation In the back
part There is generally considerable lose Of memory,
accompanied with paisful sensation of having left
undon. something winch ought to hnv- been done A
slight dry rough l. sometimes attendant. The pn-
ticnt pain- oi WEAKNESS and debility he IL easily
startled his feet cold burning and he complains
of pric sensation OF his skin, his spirits low,
and athd1kh he Is satisfied that exercise wonld BE
beneficial him, yet he scarcely up fortitude
enough twtry II. In fact he dstrues every remedy
Several NJ the above symptoms accompany the disea,
but cases have occurred when fcw II them existed,
yet examination Of the body afer DEATH has shown thS
Liver to have heeen extensively deranged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29
p,rrsRuRc.
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LlNDSEYsS
Bleed Eearcher aud

\ LlNDSEYsS
flnprovod Bleed Eearcher and
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
For the Cure of all Diseases
ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF THE
BLOOD, SUCH As
Scrcfuls. Cancerous formations, Cutancous
diseases, Esys;pelas, Boils, pimplcs or
the face, Sore Eyes, Scald Head,
letter affections, Old and
Stubborn Ulcers, Dvspep-
sia, Costiveness,
Jauniice, Salt Rheum,
xcrcurial diseases, General
Debility, Liver Complaint,
Loss Of Appetite. Low Spirits,
Foul Stomach, together with all other
disorders from IN improper condition Of ths
eisculatory system. Asa general ton.
&c, its effects as h ,ienant, and
cannot fail to benefit whose
used psrsevesinsiy and
according to dirsc-
tons
WE ovFGR TO TIE PUBLIC MEDICINE
vhsrh hes masksd it way 70 popular hyor, soleiy
:andssa rsnsdy Tor sAssss DISEASES" ii over &:
R..d tAis and u amict.d trym.
.,. DsAn SIN I've would Just ~ that yoss
ming on fos i've years. the ncsh wss eaten o6 ths
:. y Il -: =. al: 4 ss::
'J JOIN Ills7os . SON.
n. z. sKLLPRs q CO.. SolA Psnsn,sross,
Pittsbusg. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

One hundred and forty thousand dollars
were subscribed in South Bend, indiana,
for building Pcni!auke railroad.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

v~s,..,ss.,. Ceps.. MarsA :, leeos-De. u
r. 6rseo-Oeor 81 Having 800 yees a1vee'
ticsosss u "Cssstit.ties Waasr. " rss:.ns.s.
~ ~ inaasmsAioa q - ktd.eyeeae lessosse
sffie 0la1def, havine ssGeee1 - - poeeaseo
49,. "a trisl ~ skill q ..9oef q gegste
sisss .i11 Only .e.pse.y relief - i,eces4
~ :'i ss4srap I; :s:ss Il = s:s
IA M vbss he'd used half 81 Il y ~ 81:
Si:. esss. sss.: ga !: :: yy sss -.
ss ~ 10 - ip ~ life, veil. ed u ees4
s.;rits. eannot express my gratitude Ios ~ !
~ thss Il 10 III and more than yos ssssmas.sese
4 % Sc. Nay the blessings Of vea ~ N,s
".r h your lsbors oflove. Ioars sfoy
LEONARD 8. BI0EtJ0v.
For sale by eli Dr1sgists. Price oue
w. u. oRg00 Z CO.. Resvsssss
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49,, A.s.Ae. NJ. = orr sersek ns1 Ysk
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

IL the eu,y Physician, ~ a Specialist.
now In Chicago that { N be entirely
relied upon. Co TO NM. and NOT eu1
Icr that horrible disease 10 remain in
POUR ryrtem. disfiguring your fSce
and body. besides destroy ing youf
and future prospects OF Me.
lie has made PRIV ATR DISEASES
Ind NERVOUS Disability HE study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

Gee q vals. nosocco case = book QHsls. tiaoe
Csc o. = lasSe NAH. plula g. Ill. AGO
&C. Of y bOGso (N0o 70 lN III 500
1nese fenediD By the csas q elnels boa are ssat
e g. {! on rscsipt Of prlce. A1drsp
HuNPhREYs SPECtpiC HOH0OPAfHlC MD
ICINE COMPANY.
Once and Depnt. No. 81 BruoAway New Yosa
roe ale y every Me<iiciae Dealer.
y. huAfHREiS % c0ssulted daily = hie o4lre,
personally or BY letter, ~ above, for ~ kenas Of dis
cases dntl-dcOdkwly
HARRISON 4 SrARKS. Arrnts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29
RIAL estate.
JOHN OCHS 4 SON.
AGENTS roa
TINE SALE OF REAL ESTATE &C.

n OOOD INFKVVEU FARX OF 3N ACRES
n within Is miles of Davenport.
good improved farm Of 800 within l, miles
mile of Davenport.
god improved farm. of 200 acres. within Is miles
Of Davenport.
eood iaproved farm Of 80 acres. within milss Of
davenport
DAvenpaNt
So acres divided into % acre pieces. with COED i'm
psoveUeute each
50 acres - miice from Davenport.
n.8oo Acres Of Choice Prairie
from . % Z umoles vOrs b OG nD0 rame.
MONTY TO LOAN ON GOOD SHCURlTY.
O0ss - brady street. over Wilson's Jeweiry
Storo, fraak Pluumer'a old office. oca-d-wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29
haAsea, TAGe PaseaeaIas Notice.
fHE REAL VELpEhU FEMALE PILLS
WARRANTED TRENcn

rO>lIESE PILLS.
a ~ celebrated
many year. ago 10
Paris for the relief
of female irr~gu-
laritiss, and altar
"a ~ % sotorioue
,:s.:v&ss;;!!s...ss' ' I" Ne.
peastiss u abortion,
ss~ nOv altered fOe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Pa.
Sole Foprietors Of DR.. NcLanS's Liver Hlls,
Vermifuge and Lung Syrup.
Sold by Dealers E. :ssrFyy: !: -.
DIR. MCLANE'S
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29
DIRECTIONS.

Take two three pills going to bed every second OF
third night II they do not purge two Or three times
the ne 1t morning, take two more; but aligh
breakfast should ivariably follow their The Liver
Pills may be used when purging simply II neces
aary As an,-bllious purgavc they are inferior ~
none and in doses OF two three they give aetonieh
ing relief in Sick Headache also IN sight derange-
monts OF the stomach
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29
laUMPmRRv.s
homeopathic Specifics

HAVE proved, from the most ample experience a
entire Success simple. efnclens md reliable -
They arr the only medicine perfectly adapted to pop
das nee 80 mpe. that mistakes cannot he msde "a
using them: - harmless. as TO Be free nom danger
and 20 efficient, 10 tc Alwnye reliable They have
fsisec TIE big hest cOmmenestion from all. and uill
1ways rends satisfaction. Centn.
No. Cures ,Tevsr<. Congestion 81
:" Worms. Worm fever, worm collie . 8
GIVING collie. hecthing Of ngArts,. 70
Ia.trrhEa cscAiidrea Or atultA,... -
I1t Sentery Gripping, n1lious collie. rs
(holefa- MOrbuAN aueea,.... :. -
Coughs. Colds, BroncAitie ........ Is
=" Neuralgia, ToOehache Facsoche, -
y" Headaches. SICK Headache ..... IS
10" Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. IS
Supprs.-set1.ec anty ,paInfulpcfiCds =
~ 1.e,cOrrhcea or Whltee ... -
u Group. hoar~e coseh $500. ...... -
S;lt Rheum. Efysipelas, Eruplfcas. -
Y" Rheumatism. RAeqnnatic paine. =
To- Fever asd Axue. Chill fsser. %
IS 5" Ophtalsnv y. eore in1o1s6 1v4.. g
~ Getar'rh. acute0e e0Uu1e inGnsneuo.. =
q. NMnSop,n g ;sSssa s'a'.od'e eoasA :
-. Far 10charsss la0eEsi lenna,..... o
Sfrotlal4s snlaey1a glaeo ,.......... =
00nogNl 1ssl1lD. DkesiQk V1Aknso .
ur0494vs ooAaelo oeluQ1anA.. -
s3o.acknese, - aekne0 hun riainG.. 80
At0nOy 0!s1e9eS 0s0Vel. ....,.,.... -
.NervOue Deemey .ee0inaie nA1sD
ases.-.--.-..........- H.
81 Tainfa{ rssods, - - -. :; 49,. 8
g p" Su4erin9D . eisafe IlR...... 10
" 4Sptlepsy, spaona. - v1fot Aaaee., 10
!" ~ Otpth0u'2ns C1carn6nA 0Wo 1heUne, -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

DIR. McLANES CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS I
Are the original AID only reliable reasdy fee Live
the planter and merchant ~ he valses kis own ard
the health OF those depending him. 70 be eaeo6u In
ordering. Take neither vermifngo nor Liver rflls
McIAne'e.
Prepared only by
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sole Proprietors Of Dr. AcL0aes Liver Pills
KermVugs dad Lung Syrup.
Sold BY Dealers Everywhere.
DR. McLANE'S
Celebrated Ltret Pulls!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29
AGUE AND FEVER.

DR. MciAnes Liver Pills, in OF Ague and Fever.
when taken with Quiniie, promoiive Of the most
happy fesults No better CathArtic be uscd pre-
parato<y TO- or after taking Quinine. We would I'D
Wise all who afflicted with this disease TO give them
q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

or ehO RooAAh00n0 world.
For Youne Lodise. Ma - Chi1eks1. fAg ~
Superior - ~ cehenss ldnlae - - D. e.
Wtsse FieGe C1aes eAafte = . ~ thfu0oheat ~ q.
Wa. uRAnlxY 4 cAxY.
ooSo Owoess - 1n1snt - 1aeluatve uaau dur
ere. WafeAoues md Oh, u CAanbee. - - ! 81
Reade g., n r. 0ov4S0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-29

s4Mees.6eWse UVersee SnecinI
, 1866-02-23

The frontier line. A very prompt solu-
ton is therefore confidently expected
here"
The cattle-plague return is still bad,
1O,04I seizures, in the week against 9,243
in the previous one, but the recoveries
have risen from 10 to above ii per cent.
A mass of evidence is being published,
proving that vaccination when once eff
fected is a perfect protection, and the
practice is spreading rapidly. The farm
ers, however, are hard to convince, and
there is an unexpected difficulty in pro-
curing vaccine matter. If this could be
remedied, and every beast in EogIand
vaccinated under penalty, the disease
would, we belive, disappear at once and
totally. Most unfortunately for the coun-
try, the Times wants TO prove that Mr..
loves report, advising "a suspension of
the movement Of cattle, was a sensible
one, and consequently it does not fairly
exert itself to further practice of vaccina-
ton.
, 1866-02-23
Post Magazine and Insurance Monitor, Jan. 27
INSURANCE
COMPANIES ALMANACkS.

We have deferred noticing these hand
some and picturesque annals, from the
comparatively small number of them
that has, up to the present time, been
received at our office. We assume that
the expense Of producing them has pre-
vented many of the Companies from con-
tinuing these costly publications. There
is one AImanack, however, of a different
class, the "RaiIway AImanach,' which,.
from two or three ably-Written artlcIes'it
contains on Insurance subjects, is entitled
10 immediate and prominent notice in
these columns. From an article Con the
Progress of Life Assurance" we take the
following extract
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON, N THE ROYAL.
The career Of two Offices of modern
foundation, and which are exceeded by
more in energy, importance, and success.
These were established for the trauSac-
sion of both fire and life business, but tor
some years the former was attended to
almost exclusively, and whilst the fire
transactions attained great magnitude,
very little life business was done. The
ability of the respective managers having
placed The fire department on a most sa-
t~isfactory basis, they thought it was time
to look a little to the feasibility of de-
veloping an advantageous life connection
The effect was instantaneous and aSto-
nishing-it was like the waters gushing
forth at the touching of the rock. 1t
presently became apparent that an mex
haustible mine of public and private utlll-
tv had lain unworked, and the moment 1t
was entered upon by persons possessing
claims to public confidence, it yielded a
product far exceeding their most san
gnine expectations. Ever since this de.
partment was duly attended TO, an i'm
portant and increasing business has been
done, and the number of policies issued
already rivals that of the most successful
of the establishments carrying on lite
business alone.
, 1866-02-23

22de Januar 1866, midday ri. 10, og fol-
gende Dagsorden
/. Fortsettelse af 2den Behandling af Fore
l0big Anordning at 23de August 1864
indeholdende Tillag til Anordning of
code Januar 1849, hvortil Endringsfor-
Stag blive at indgiye indtil Mandag den
15de dennes, Eftermiddag ri. 3.
.. Interpellationer stillede af 1ste Medlem
for Christiansteds BY (Heilbuth).
M0det hayedes II. 81.
, 1866-02-23
TRANSLATION.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COLONIAL COUN Gill
FOR ST. CROIX.

wi oNDAY THE SrH JANUARY 1866, ~ o'clock
noon, the Colonial Council held their 18th
meeting. All the members were present with
the exception of the 4th member for Frederik-
sted's country district (Hinckson) who had re-
ported his inability to attend on account of
illness.
The minutes of the last meeting were read.
The Chairman informed the Council, that he
had received q letter from the Government,
stating, that the draft of the Rules of business
had been confirmed in conformity with the form
adopted by the Council, that it would be print
ed as soon as possible and distributed among
the members.
The Council proceeded to the order of the
day.
l, The continuation of the End discussion of
the provisional ordinance of the 23rd August
1864 containing additional clauses TO the or
dinance of Goth January 1S49.
The Speaker of the Committee (Heilbuth)
introduced the case observing, that the Com
mittee would not recommend any essential
alteration of the existing provisions of the ordi-
nance, nor could they consent to the amend
ments proposed to their original report He re-
ferred to the propositions set forth by him in
The continuation report respecting labour con
tracts for one year from the day on which SER
vice is entered, as we'll as the legality of labor
contracts for 2 or 3 years.
After a discussion between the Speaker,
the Chairman of the Committee and the Chair
man of the Council regarding the manner in
which the Voting-list was drawn up, the COun-
Gil decided that no voting should take place to-
day. Several members having offered their
opinions respecting the paragraphs of the or
dinance, the continuation of the discu ssion was
postponed.
2, The Governments proposal for the apprO-
priation of $168. 20 for repairing the teach
er's dwelling at Two Williams.
The End member for FrederikSted's country
district (Knight) stated, that he together with
competent persons called by him, had examin-
ed the roof, the result of which was, that the
galvanised covering may be repaired at a tri-
fling expense.
The Council decided, to authorize His Elk
cellency the Governor to have the needful at
tended to.
3, Proposal of the 1st member for Frederik-
sted's town (Sarauw) and the 3rd member
for Christiansted's town (Holstein) for re-
ducing the expenses of the Military in the
Island.
The aforementioned proposer introduced the
case, pointed out the presumed necessity of the
proposal, and recommended it to the Councils
support.
A short discussion among some members en-
sued, whereupon the proposal was put to the
vote and rejected with IL votes against 2.
a, Inquiry regarding the furtherance of inter
pellations put forth by the LIST member for
Christiansted's town (Heilbuth).
The Chairman requested the decision Of the
Council, if they would allow the matter to- be
furthered, to which consent was given with 10
votes against 1.
The letter was then read.
5, The appointment of 2 planters to convene
, 1866-02-23
5 q, 9 "A V 5.

CdSelSe Ill Qet 4ut MculelH lOl LCuCl AnoICuo
Landdistrict (Hinckson) der havde meldt
Sygdomsforfald.
Forhandlingerne for sidste Mode oplastes.
Fernandez underrettede Raadet ON, at
han havde modtaget en- Skrivelse fra Gou-
vernementet, hvori Raadet underrettedes
om, at def af Raadet v~edtagne Udkast til
neutrality-suspicious. var bleven s~tadfeStet,
og Wide snarest muligt bliye trykt og til
stiIlet Raadets Medlemmer,
Raadet gik over til Dagsordenen.
i. Fortsettelse af eden Demanding at
Forel6big Anordning at 23de August
1864 indeholdende TillPg til Anordning
af 26de Januar 1849 ON Forholdet incl
lem Landeiendomsbesiddern og Arbei-
derne.
U~dyalgets Ordf6rer (Heilbuth) indledede
Sagen bemarkende, at Udvalget like har
villet anbetale nogen vasentlig Forandring
i de bestaaende Bestemmelser, ligesaalidt
som Diet kunde samtykke i de til Udvalgets
oprindelige Determining toreslaaede an
dringer. Han refererede til de at ham l
Observation-Disclosures tremsatteFor-
Stag ON Observation-Disclosures Indgaaelse for
eet Aar fra den Dag Tjenesten tiltr@des,
SddN GlSOIl LOW l9LCuCI al OllI AliO
gaaelSe for 2 a 3 Aar.
Efter en- Discussion melIem Udvalgets
Ordf0rer og Formand og Raadets Formand
angaaende observation-disclosures Atfattelse,
vedtog Raadet, at Afstemningen like skulde
fnde Sted i narverende Mode; efterat flere
af Medlemmerne havde udtalt sig angaaende
de enkelte S i Anordningen blew FOrtset-
telsen af Behandlingen udsat.
2. Gouvernementets Forslag ON Anvendel-
sen af $168. 20 til Reparation at Lerer-
boligen we'd Two Williams
2det Medlem for Frederiksteds Landdl-
strict (Knight) berettede, at han med til
tagne kyndige Mend havde unders0gt Bo-
Iigens galvaniserede Tagbekledning, hvil-
ken antoges at kunne istandsPttes med
~ubetydelig Udgift.
Raadet vedtog at bemyndige Gouverne-
mentet til at toranstalte Diet Forn6dne l
nevnte Henseende.
3. Forslag fra 1ste Medlem for Frederik-
steds BY (Sarauw) og 3die Medlem for
Christiansteds BY (Holstein) ON Neds9t-
telse i de militaire Udgifter paa st. Croix.
Den f~6rstnpvnte Forslagsstiller indledede
Sagen, p~aaviste den formeentlige N6dven-
dighed deraf, Og anbefalede FOrslaget til
Raadets Underst6ttelse.
Efter en- kort Forhandling, hvori fere
Medlemmer deeltoge, blev Forslaget sat
under Afstemning og forkastet med II
Stemmer imOd 2.
4. F~oresp6rgsel ON Fremme at I%nterpella-
toner stillede at lste Medlem for Christi
ansteds BY (Heilbuth).
Fernandez henstillede til Raadets Be-
stemmelse, hvorvidt Samme Wide tillade
Sagens Fremme, hvortil S%amtykke med
deeltes med Is Stemmer imod l. Derefter
blev Skrivelsen oplest.
s. U~dnmvnelse at Ode P~lantere til at deel-
tage i Commissioner til at opgive til
Gouvernementet Priserne paa Oens Pro-
ducter til Ans@ttelse af Udf6rselstOld-
bodtaxten.
Hertil udnavntes Planterne j. J. Lund
og H. c. Radcliffe.
Fernandez bemerkede at det 3die konge-
valgte Medlem DuBois) og 2det Medlem
for Christiansteds By (Pontavice) MATTE,
paa Grund af Upasselighed, forbade For
samlingen efter ~Forhandlingen at Sagen
sub Mr.. 2.
Da Inlet videre var at foretage bestemte
~ nR-1 - - -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-08

iects of a proper adjustment of the s pub D.
lie Jebt Of the State of Virginia due OF
incurred inc uHDs previous to the fRs
of the State, and of fair division OF the
public public property, subject. h9 10y rev
er to the approval or disapprovai OIL 'ni'
General Assembly. here.
~ anthorized to treat upon either OF
both bo of the subjects mentioned in the IL
two two proceeding resolutions, as ci re ;un
to too suspend or forbear any action on II the e
subject of adjusting the debt OF the
State, or division Of the public Pr proper per.
ty, if in their opinion the probable RES ber
toration of the State OF Virginia " off Fort
ancient boundaries may renuel az tbe ac.
tio Su Of such a Commissioners to be subject
to tot the e' approval or disapproval OF THIS
General assembly"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-08
- -. =.
Tron the Richmond Times
ISEITaissi0uers 40 SYesG TirgIHis-3J
,us,nlCu' OF ike FUbIic Dcbs


A. will he seen from our report of the
proceedings of the Legislature John
Jluncy, VIM. Martin and A. II II Stuart
have been appointed commissioners on
the part Of this State to proceed to West
Virginia to negotiate relative to the res
toraton of the State and the adjustment
of the public debt The following are
the joint resolutions under which the
commissioners We're appointed. and de-
fining their powers and duties:
81. Resotred by the General assembly Of
TirgihiG, That the people Of Virginia
deeply lament the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the
"old State and are sincerely DESTROYS
10 establish aud perpetuate the reunion
If the States of Virginia and West Vir-
ginin. and that they do confidently ap
peal 10 their brethren of West Virginia
toConcur with them in the adoption of
suitable measures of cooperation in the
restoration of the ancient Common
wealth of Virginia. with all her people.
and mp to her former boundaries
-. That three commissioners. resi-
nent citizens of this State, shall be APP
pointed by the joint vote of the two
Houses of the General Assembly. TO pro-
coed forthwith to the seat of Govern.
ment OF West Virginia, for the purpose
Of communicating to the Governor and
General Assembly of that State a copv
of the foregoing resolution and the Re-.
port of the COMMITTEES accompanying
the same, with authority to treat on the
subject of the restoration Of the State of
Virginia to its ancient jurisdiction and
boundaries: provided, that the result of
such negotiations, if favorable to such
restoration on any terms, shall be sub
Jtc1 to the approval or disapproval
~ Tue Legislatures or Conventions of
.ne respective States. as may be hereaf.
ter mutually agreed upon.
,,ou o. =, me commissioners appointed IN
o osaa 'ne foregoing resolution are empow.
ered ana directed to treat with the an.
liberties of West Virginia, upon the sinh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-08
For the Register
~ the LuWySfE,


T. NAV he remembered that some time
AGO. the Hon. A. H. Garland, OF Arkansas
applied for admission to practice his
profession in the Supreme Court OF the
United States. The case was deliberately
argued by Hon Reverdy johnson on
behalf of Mr.. Garland, who having been
in the Confederate service, could not, OF
course. take the Congressional test oatn .
Before Judgment rendered on TINS
motion, Thad, Stevens, (the infamous
of Pennsylvania, offered resolution LOT
the House of Representatives OF the
United States to do away with the test
oath in the case Of lawyers applying TO
nractice in the Court of the United
STAGES But this resolution having failed,
orr readers are referred to the following
letter from an eminent counsellor In the
Supreme Court and Senator OF the United
States Senate, for something further on
this subject:
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a, 90.
DEAR SIR The case of Mr.. Garland
is not decided The court has ordered
il to be re-argued on next Friday week,
7 am unable. therefore, to advise you OF
the final result, but have strong hope
that it will be favorable one for Mr..
G.. and of course, for all of our Southern
brethren "
Now it is worthy of attention
that this West Virginia disquallfy..
ing test oath is transcript OF
the Congressional oath, and it
is scarcely necessary to remind your
readers that if the Garland case be de-
cided on the ground that the test oath
is in the nature of an erP0st fdcto law, and
therefore unconstitutional the doctrine
extends in application to the legislation
in our own State.
But we must not stop here, for the
very principles involved in the lawyers
cases are to be applied in the other mat
ter of the Registration Act. The people
are not going to submit to mani
fest palpable invasions of constitutional
rights, and the rescripts OF our late
bright Legislature must and will be
overruled by a more reputable tribu'
nal the courts Of the State.
b way Of appendix to my late papers
on prescription, / propose shortly to ex'
anime the Registrarion Act side by side
with the Federal and State ConstitntiUn
to discover how well they agree
Pro PATRIA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-08
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