Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-14
THE REPUBLICAN,,
Proclamation OF the President.

WHEREAS, It has become known to me that
Certain evil disposed persons have, within the
territory and jurisdiction of the Tilted States, be
gun, ana set on foot. and provided, aud prepared,
and are sill engaged IN preparing and providing
means for such military enterprise, which ex
petition AMI enterprise is to be carried on from
the territories and jurisdiction, asaInst the Colo
MES, and people of British North America. within
the DOmiEiOnS of the United Kingdom OF Great
Britain and Ireland, with which said colonies, di
rectors and people and kingdom the United
States are at peace, and,
WHEREAS. The proceedings aforesaid constitute
a high m;s,enelnpr forb;ien by the laws of the
United States, rs well as by the Inv of nations;
now, therefore. for the purpose of preventnga car
rying on OF the unlaw tai expedition and enterprise
afOres said, from the territory aad jurisdiction OF
the United States is n mlintain the public peace
rs we'll the national honor, aud ert.,rce obeli
ence AMI respect to the lawsof the Uni ed States
j, Andrew Johnson, President of the United
States. ID admOnish and warn all good citizens of
the United States az inst tlking any part or in
any way aiding. c1uatennclng or abetiiur said
unlawful proceedings; and DO exhort all judges,
miSistrates, mIFsh as an officers in the service
OF tho United States to employ all their lawful au
thority AMI power to proven, AMI defeat the aiorc
said unltwtul proceedings. ami arrest and bring to
justice all p rS0as engaged taerein, according 10
an act OF Congress in snch eases. | ID further IN
power NJ lior encrd Meade. Comm under of the
Military Division OF the Atlantic, to employ the
land AMI naval forces OF the United States AMI the
militia there1, and prevent the setting
foot AMI carving 0fthe expedition ani enter
prise Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal OF the United States to
be affixed. Done at the City OF Washington, this
9th day of June, in the wear OF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-sx. and Of the Indie
pendence OF the United States, the ninetieth.
fSignPii Ior4NsOV
WM. III. SEWARD, Sec'y of State.
The Secretary of the Treasury has received
from two sources to day, $4,000 conscience mon
ey, from parties who say they owe it to the Treas
ury.
Advices from ST. CrOix say the sugar crop will
be fifty per cent above that of st yelr.
1t is understood at the State Department that a
contract had been made by the French Govern
ment with the Trans Atlantic Steamship Com?a-
ny for returning the first detachment of the French
army. now in Vera Cruz TO - Nagure in October
next, and that Marshal Blyne is TO leave Mexico
with that detachment.
Additional reconstruction testimony was sub
niitted TO day. Capt. Mickey, P.ovost Marshal
General, under Federal authority. for Lamlr aud
adjoining counties in Texas testified That he fould
the public sentiment in Texts since-the surrender
of Price. in May, lSG5, utterly antagons.ic to
the United States Government. The people con
sidered that good faith 10 the Government meant
bad faith to the community.
He cites a case in which Is or 81 farmers who
had come into Texas in 1881 had been executed
by mob because they had declared that they wo'd
arm Texas. and that they would sell their crops to
those armies This was considered a very milo
transaction.