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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09
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Matrimonial Felicity.

Tho Morgan county (Mo.) Banner gives
an account Of lady in that country who 10
blessed with two husbands. Her first hns
band became soldier, hut forgot or ne>
elected his wife sadly. She failed after .
time to hear from him, and after while
gove him up - dead.
4 sseh widewee In the neighborhood adj
ministercd words Of comfort, and finally
won the eon6ding heart Of the supposed
widow. They were married, and in the
abundance Of this worlds goods were
happy. To.crown their joy fne squalling,
sprswling boy was vouchsafed ~ pledge
Of their lsve. All went smoothly, and not
. cloud appeared on the matrimonial hori-
sOn, until lev weeks ego, husband No.
sstufned. Lie was made acquainted with
the state Of affairs, and went IN great rage
- TIE house Of husband No. 9. Husband
No. : tried TO explain. Wife plead and &.
postulslsd, while baby squalled and kicked
On The nssr. Aftes husband No. had cx-
hausted his wrath in words, it was agreed
to leave matters to the woman for settle.
ment She preferred her first love, enacted
AZ her second thousand dollars 70 main.
tain the brat, and tho privilege II reoaining
With the man Of her choice in his house.
And % nov they all live together con-
tentedly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

PERax's Morn AND fREcKLE LOTION
Ohloasma, or Mothpatch. (also called Liver
spot and Lcntigo, or Fieckles. are often
very annoying, particularly to ladies' oflight
complexion. for tho discoloeed spots show
more plainly on the face Of blonde than Of
. brunette; but they greatly mar the beau.
~ Of either; and any preparation that will
effectually remove them without injuring
the texture or color Of the skin is certainly
. dcsidcratum. DR.. B. q. Perry, who has
made diseases Of the skin speciality, has
discovered a remedy for these discolorations,
which is at once prompt. infalliblc. For sale
by Hitchcock 4 Starks, and Stevenson 4
Carnshan. Prepared only BY B. G. Perry.
Dermatologist. No. 40 Bond Street, New
York, and for sale by all druggists. Price
81 per bottle. Call for Prry's Moth and
Freckle Lotion. FrLLER, FrNcn & FuLLRR,
Wholesale Agents Chicago ILL., fap14.lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

b. KEllDALk = CO.,
Ceoogal Comnlsoion nogon ~.
10. - foYDRAs sfRrhe
49, Orseosssb L.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09
BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS.
TINS PUBLIC ARE INFORMED THAT ruR
4 DiliarA Hall Of
sss.l l. ". COON 4 CO..
= 80 e ~ 0oot fashjeoahje reopeta n ~
Guy: Az sheae desiring 70 indulge in this f.
ses!es -, viii End this % agreeable and we'll
vensillased heli. jels-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

sEMiTE VALLEY valued "sv se
lar A.
the
the
original which s superb "ee H.
Crosby
abat field Size about ~ ~" -
itngby thsA ssciaio
sGcstWest
fleet n
HCENkRf
~
and
THE ORIGINAL rEsZE BUST OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN FROM LIFE
vo which he's ossn
the WoidsE
.nd Gallery
intended will ; r - sa.y
every @e"'s1
9th
offered ~ Ar , 1n va ~ oos,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

To be used INTERNALLY, which puriaes Ne
plying the Ointment to the sores or rufts speedy
and permanent cure will be effected. BoiA afe d.
vieed 70 Be NEED In theee compaaio1.
Price-the Iodine md Sarsaparina, q - ~ bot0et
Price ridley's Salt Rheum and Tcttsr Ointneat.
Is cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold By Dr.. r. xAOTHDLY 4 CO.,
No. 20 North Flfth street. st. Louls, No o0le Pro
priet0rs.
Sold at their BreuA Family 1ooaiclns q Ne, No. -
0adison street, Chicago, ME.
For sale BY Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

y
The Philadelphia Cs0ve0tAo0.
Dsoscsssie presses havs ssessally ss>
pres.ed rsre, tnss TIE aakscsul sspaselen
Lsdsss 10 weshinsaeo sheuld - q toeaH
. mttrnal csnvsssisa, Sss ~ pasesee p
forming third political srs.ninsiss. Nss
usalIy they cannot The NECESSITY wv
organisations for the sccomplishssos y -
pur,ose ln,smuch a. The purpose Of sh<
national democracy is identical With that
.x,..s..d in the call, the call and The eon>
vsn,iou are seemingly supsrnsoss.
This is rational and patriotic view d
the subject. Nevertheless, il 10 the right
if no. the duty. Of the republican ssppess.
ers Of the president, to give form and ehsc'
to that support In any manner that seems
10 them best to the end soughs. Use@
present circumstances, Ne ars not tnc'ineo
10 the belief that the Union republicans can
best advance The common stjsct d indie
pendent action but Il 10 not eseemisg y
democrats, nor In any manner ineuosess
upon them. to dictate in the matter, q %
offer olIie;ous Of unwelcems eouusd.
We have right 70 aak end expsc4 hsv.
ever, that the president shsn - pesis
lively In favor Of the policy vhish b avevi
and that 20 fir - b psesaeess ths
power. he shall afford both moral Asd -
tcrial aid aud encouragsmsat 10 I'll met
and to al men and 10 Ill organixations Q
men committed to the cause Of inmediat'
and unconditional Union. No other coufsI
is consistent with his avoWsd visWs, en-
no other course can coutsihuts sishse =
present Of ultimate success. he vas -
elected ~ the President Of = party. nor .
the President Of any fsetisa u . party. n
Constitution recognizes the sxistenes II N
such officer. On the contrary, b b d
President Of the country, and ths Who'll
country the representative Of the people
and the whole people, and Affects that sha
accm to him necessary to the good Of u
whole people, be 10 solemnlv SVEN 70 pr
form, regardless Of every inferior interea
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-10-11

Hiram Price and the Republicans gen.
orally show for whom the Clipper would
have the Johnsonitss believe it II work
ing. five can not take its own, state
'nnents to illustrate 10 position, We know
not how to judge % its position. 1.-THE
Clipper~does not propose to belong to
any party it makes no difference what
its position is. fit proposes to go in a
large gang by itself" its policy will
scarcely rcach the halls of Congress.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-10-11
Wendell Phillips on the Impeach.
i'd ment of the President.

a- From the Anti-SlaNery Standard. 'f-- s.
The House of Representatives is urged
to impeach President Johnson. We add
our voice to the demand. There are
abundant, reasons for the measure, and
the need of it is self-evideHt. Ii the
present emergency does net demand a
recurrence Of this constitutional method
ofprotection, it il impossible to conceive
one which would. .eoas@:5e 8sss IL
But we hold impeachment of little or
no value, indeed useless, unless the
House, when it lays its articles of i'm
peachme1t before the Senate, demands
that Mr.. johnson be suspended from
the exercise of his functions, aud that
----act as President until Mr.. john
son is acquitted, or in any other result
of trial, until the next Presidential term
commences. 81 III ss E4fEs Gs Isa
Without this, the constitutional pro-
vision for Impeachment of the EXecu-
tive is a sham, As il is, the remedy Is
wholly unattainable in ordinary cir,
cumstances. But if the impeached
President, unlike other accused and
! impeached officers, is TO be allowed to
carry on his illegal schemes while on
/ trial, and until the Senate pronounces
| him guilty, the whole provision Is
worse than useless. The true rule UNI
! doubtediy is, that when------------,o of
I tile House of Representatives., prOnOun-
ees the President guilty Of grave mis-
| conduct, and offers to the Senate evil
| dences Of its accusation, the incumbent
ceases to have the right to exercise his
office until acquitted. This is the only
construction that leaves any value ~
| the constitutional clause; and when we
remember how powerful the Executive
must always be to prevent any actioil
against himself by the House, we see
there can be no danger in recognizing J,
as the constitutional rule, although nc
express provision for it is made in that
instrument. fAU &*@&
! Further still, we urge on the Thirty.
ninth Congress, before it adjourns, that il
nroyiJe by law for the assembling of the
Fortieth Congress on the 9Th day OF
March, 1867. Asthe Constitution now
stands, the Fortieth Congress will moi
I assemble till December, 1867, thus !eav'
ing the whole term from March 4th (
December 18th Of that year for the Presi.
dent to plot treason uncontrolled ny
Congress- This should not be allowed
The Constitution gives Congress tht
power to remedy it. Let there be M
neglect to exercise this power and save
the nation from this peril.
g4s.ssszss, WENDELL PHILLIPS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-10-11

GUARDIANS NOTICE. - Public notice is
" heteby given that James II. Leech guardian
OF Jane Yeager, has filed his filed his final re-
port OF the affairs of said minor in the office Of
the County Judge of Cedar county, Iowa. All
persons interested are therefore notified that
unless they appear and defend ON or before the
first Monday IN November, 1896, being the reg
ular term of the County Court, said report will
be approved and affirmed and said Guardian
discharged from all further duty and liability
IL the premises.
il. 49, j. G. BETTI, County Judge.
October lSt 1S6i:nilw.,
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-, -. j. z. III d, county Jud
October lst, 1s6G:nilw3

DROBATE NOTICE.-,,otice is hereby given
i that on the lst day of October, 1865 Jane
Morgan, widow OF Alexander Morgan deceased,
fled in the County Court of Cedar county
Iowa, he: petition claiming her dowcr in tile
following described real estate of The said Al
exander Morgan. to-wit: Lots number eight tSs.
nine 80, ten 40, eleven OH and twelve up ii
block thirteen i3I, in Upton, Cedar county,
iowa; and part OF lot seven a. in block twelve
~ of said town Of Upton: and asking that
referees be appointed to admeasurc and set
apart to her said dover; aud that So i'd petition
is set for hearing on the first Monday in No.
vember. 1868. j. G. R!GTrS, County Judge.
October Ist, IsGG:u.lw2
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-10-11

DUBIIC notice is here by given that John
i Shriver, jr., executor OF the estate OF John
Snriyer ST. deceased, late of Cedar CO., Iowa
has flied his final report in the ONCE OF the
County. Judge OF said county. All persons in
terested are therefore notified, that unless they
appear and make defense thereto on or before
the first Monday in November, 1866, being the
regular term of the County Court said report
Will be approved and affirmed, and said execu-
tor discharged from all duty and Liability
in the premises. saGs t@6s i[g#ts &nlS
]. c. BETS, County Judge.
October LIST IS6RnHw3 EIfE s'- I~7'a5
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-10-11

4 For SALE.-We offer for immediate
sale on reasonable terms, the, seventy
five acres west of and adjacent to the
town Of Upton, in lots to suit V'lrchas-
ers from one to ten or more acres.
A@a ROTHRoCK 4 LANDT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-10-11

The Fenian General Sweeny has
offered his services to Santa Anna in his
expedition against Macmillan, in Mex
leo. sE @t sts aSa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-10-11
MARRIAGE AND cEL1BAoY.

N ESSAY or WARNING AND INSTRUCTION
n FOR YOUNG MEN. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which prematurey PROSTATE the Vital Powers, with
sure means OF relirf Sent Pree of Chavse in sealed
letter envelopes. Address, DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGH.
TON, Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa. nfoyf1
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-10-11
Zee Cream Saloon.

+ ID. WHEELER would inform the public
- that his Saloon is now fitted III, and he W i'll
furnish his customers with the best of ICE
CREAM, Cd HES. PEN, III NDIE.S, NUTS,
&c. Call and satisfy yourselves. Mo
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-10-11

All those in favor of making money plenty,
say aye! Carried unanimously. Now the next
in order is how to make It, Tie question Is
open Tor debate. f,
All rush up, each anxious to give his views.
The chair declares the proceedings unpariiae
mentary, keeps on hammering, and, with q
commanding, stern voice, CALLS ORDER.
Order is finally restored, aud well-ro-do
farmer-whose name the reporter omitted-is
declared to have the floor. j 5ztt
He proceeds to say that he, for QUE, IS not the
carried unari mously, for 1t Is certainly desira.
bic TO make money plenty, nor is he surprised
views for 1t is an interesting topic as II touch
es such a tender point-that of the pocket.
He was not prepared to make speech, and
therefore he would not make one. 4
clothing. he saves plenty OF money by purchas-
ing at the ME 9=s5ss slt# tFs FS4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-10-11
'HEeeNa CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
CONCLUDES THAT REPUBLICS ARE
"a FRIENDS In OLD CEDAR. lin r..
r. = u Ia: IS @e- '.'e. ID. i.
.ar W u1rao 7u4 81 aat7
...r.-..- 49, 4 L. =. 1 =.

E The Clipper, although professed,y
paper Of no party, seems to be power
lily, wrenched' in its understanding as
whether the editor of the ADvERrrs-
.isAuAicfently radical. Now it may
ehaye occurred to the Clipper that
hea9ls parties sometimes have plat
ord ahat the Republican party has
sars had q platform, and that the first
tx IN the Republican platform in
&srS<e,k~, .-sl..f<>A -. J-~--- 49,, - c,A
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heal parties sometimes have plat
ord Ahat the Republican party has
sa,s had q platform, and that the first
TX III the Republican platform in
><.A.,<-, .-.s,f-<>A -. 1----- i---.., - ~,
ofesolred. That the first, and highest
dnc our free Government is to secure
Its citizens, regardless Of race, reli-
Pouf color, equality before. the law,
sAi protection from it, equal response
oues to 1t, and to all who have proved
10 loyalty by their acts, an equal
zee in making it, '.''%
Nov Tint is the platform on which
be Republican party stands. We deem
an honor TO belong to that party be-
lnso those are Its principles, and be-
kuse It has put down The rebellion and
>stained the Government and its sold
rs end their widows and orphans. We
flievc that party IS zealously supported
] good men. We sincerely believe
1atta man can belong exclusively to the
epablican party and not be scoundrel,
Notwithstanding the Clippers opinion
the contrary. We do not believe
It'll the Clipper that to be honest a
IN must t:v to support two parties that
antagonkic to each other. We be-
we fimtl political opinions are carried
TO operation by political parties; that
here two parties hold different opin'
ps on tho same subject, one is right
d che 0ther IL wrong; and that III
70 Holds nrithey opinion, knows Moth
b about the subject, or cares nothing
put it, or'is politically dishonest.
is 70 Know n othings, we never belong
that branch, which, a few year
I'D an organization; nor do we pro
tobelong, politically, to that brancl
knoNpAiiothings who never had an,
kablzation.
Wa,heaieye further, that a foreigne
hoDeelke our shores is better qualifie
become 4 citizen Immediately, thal
the rebels of the PHILADELPHIA
hsson convention whose platform tn
Upper endorses. q
There Is party opposed to the Reput
AnssAHd that party formed its pla1
nj asiP Philadelphia on the 18th Of A,
bt. y. and others who oppose til
ca1led Radicals, inaugurated that par
andufprnled that platform. Now,
W. what kind of Radicalism tn
pxet endorses, we find in its fir
m6eg that it makes use Of this lal
Age concerning the johnson platform
e43re;othe entire catalogue in wore
eft ~ Fight and patriotic" For tt
rneec - Illustrating this position "
i 1nstlpo iaStl number the followin
81 31at4 Y 1nerhhers Of the Republ
DA4y;iaa77aW .ifz t
Hbnee Ahen on the street corners,
hi<hWaNsI and among the hedge
l0g along in the veneInous slime
kii0sfty, in fact anywhere 80 that the
yqi1Af kaannj ority they are pulled VI
hrisee like striking thsir breasts wit
afnous hands boasti1g of their pur
They talk = coed deal about "ot
w aud boast nj what we do the
n to Be radiea5nnd yet dare not ow
nmaraeEFheFe radios lism is prof.
.Vpf4 They feik q goo
kqilk l1Rd hAndsd reRelsn little; le
- That just such compromising
- kneed, hollow eyed And putt
they ffe p caussd az our ~
t144af + npS las rs a5ieE4lD- i'll
ciswith Ais speIesieaaSd
end 4. Ne. and HE critieisn1 .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-14


President johnson, whilst 1IiIitary
eFogernor d Tennesse, made a speech
.at Nashville, in 1854, which was in
tended 20 further his claims for the
nomination for Wee President In
this speeeh ooeurs lbs following deela-
1atfpn=
tfhereFEr Toa ind q man anywhere
lEatiHg about tha Consultation Of the
United STATE spot HING he's 4 trail
IN the eonelnding portion Of the
speech Of PrAident johnson at s..
Louis he distinctly placss himself in
De eataguEy Of q Conatitutirnal pra-
taEs' Is foIlous=
place myself upon the faEnrarts
q Tie Constitution, and when i ses the
enemy approaching 20 long as I have
eyes q. So, or esLrs 70 hear, or . tongue
. sound The alarm 50 help me God I
VII DO II and cllll on 1tl5 people 10 be
tom GIT the Constitution Is being en-
eroaEled upon I ten you here tonight
tnlt the citadel Of liberty Is being en-
l.lngersil- "A Voiee-'i Go il, Aniiy.rEl
Lay % yous then, 20 70 v orlz- TalZe
The Constitution Is your palladium Of
efrti and religious li1eF4y take 4 as
our CHIEF ark Of safety. Just let me
ask You here to-nfZht % cling % the
GnnEtituti0n II this great struRgie for
freedom and for It's IlIllaEV tom - the
EiiI lt1reelced mariner elfnliss to tie mast
fen the midnight TEMPEST clos
llidnnl him. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-14

= = lslre5 that Tie lite rains and
c1ql ealaeE haVe dple 4 great deal Of
o-l11l Sc % tlle igEaIas ana corn.
James Kerr. Who voted Tor TIE on
1tnanea o. see son, 8 spoken Of =
tle lell1crlii 10 lie 11I r mas
s-tlla Hulqu T,eeTle or Wei 5lIIlir
and ieiritT llr1l los, - hold . -nilti,t6
attae grlFs Ll11a IasSt .'lIsstsy lissir
llllelll mass Illeeti11l Z s. tie
eEessiqn We So ll car sirn OHIO
exe1elE Colltes ustairisifs 2 s
smother lEOrils -li1as
ouIr.lie 4lllif fecaEitly de-
-eg q llellsbnIil ,lliEs
il1lelFe lElI T17Il ~ man
lEllt = 70 le he'd
tfIlf Il SEPT.
1lo- s.ees Governor l.lllll
-lls ne q.El-
4r1c- ne -llr5.
tlllll lAll
o cleveland -
- - n ~ Fl -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-14

majority, II an the rsba states we've in.
e1u1ndeS Raymond IN Tnion-
Tsuiths 4ekee, Randall, Union Ro1ssean
On othez SIDE
fIneuds Washb1En In Union
fInclndes KuykEndal-
Virginia $ SoEth Carolina. = south Caro-
Ina- T. Georgia, .; Alabama e MissiSS5pEi
! ) L91islana, = Atkztls1s, S FtoEida, L TeIss,
4 Total, So
Leaving the Senate to stand as Il is,
land IL Is evident 70 all Observers thai
Il must be stronger Union next year
than bow, let as see how the steady
Radical column IN the House can Be
Affected by the money and the threats
of prostifuted power.
To ueutrali1e this preponderating
Union force in that body 50 as TO give
Andrew johnson a pretext TO force in
the rebels, the COpperheads must gain
tWenty-siK members in the coming
elections. They claim to be able 70 ae-
c0mplish this by gaining two in Maine,
two In Pennsylvania. three in Kentuc-
Ky, three in New York. two IN Ohio
two in Illinois. two in Indiana, Ihree in
MISSOURI, tour in Tennessee, one in
Connecticut, and two in Maryiand-in
all tWenfy-six. If this claim Is sus-
tanned, the figures would stand:
Union Rspnbliezns--- II
Restored Eeoess---.---------------
Let rs look this calculation squarely
IN Ene lacss
That Maine has already elected a full
Republican delegation appears from
the results so far as received up To a
late hour last night
That Pennsylvania will stand tt1o
better IN the next Congress than she
does in The present, we boldly affirm.
Mr.. Greeley, Of the Tribune, is conf
dent that we shall not Lose, and may
gain, In New York.
From Illinois We have intelligence
from the best sources that the Copper
heads cannot hold their own, but VIII
be beaten more heavily than in 1S5s.
Logan leads the column in Illinois,
Not less decisive Is our information
from Indiana and Ohio.
Connecticut Is detachable in one dis
tret, though the delegates that visited
Philadelphia last week laughed at the
iulima1ion that they would not do bet-
Ter 1t the next election.
It viii be seen that The only gains
that the combination Of Copper6eads
and traitors can possibly make In the
coming Congressional elections. are IN
tie SAFES Where. Is IN Kentucky, the
rebels openly r1lss or. Is in Maryland,
Missouri and Tennessee, they expect.
aided by Union bayoness, 70 ruiel A
1ae1 50 potent is worth mile Of STATS
tics ard = volume Of arz1ulent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-14

WE are informed Of an effort making
by the people along the line OF the Bal
tfmo-e and Ohio road. to secure an ae-
eommodafion train which shall arrive
here either from Cameron or FsiEmout,
early IN the forenoon Of each day, in
good time doz business, and return
again Al = seasonable hour ia the amer
neon OF the same day The present
running arrangements OF The trains do
not suit the great mass Of the people
out the read, Who desire 70 trade here.
TbeF cannot economics their time, but
are compelled to spend often Two days
where one would be ample II such a
train As hey desire were PIT on the
road As the schedule how stands
they must arrive here late at night
and spend the whole Of the next day,
and then 50 home in the night. This
does not suit them, and hence their pro-
jet 70 gel uPt the train Wespeak OF
Il IS thought that paying business
eonlds he gradually built up for the
train. and In addition 70 being an in
valsshls convenience to the people, il
would bring an enhanced trads 70 the
city meexamp1e Of almost all other
Eoeds running from points Ike Wheel
ing. f cited - presidents for the pres
eut muTement- We are not informed as
tothe prohabslity OF getting s1eh atrain
on the Blifimors road, bu4 re should
es-tainly Be glad 70 Sc the experiment
made
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me FOrtIeth COngress-VTIH the Re.
PublIeaus ControI Ite


49,
This question VII soon be answered
By tie American people. Andrew
johnson s laboriug 70 bully aud to buy
q favorable verdict, while the Union
Republicans are demanding thai the
confidence 50 freely reposed in them
enatL not be Withdrawn because the
President has added Calamity to Aeci-
dency. They made him Vice Prsi-
dent, but they did not make him a -e-
creant to themselves and what they b.
lieYed 10 be his honor. Hed they led
him nom reetitude, they would deserve
defeat BuE as his ingrafitude Is his
own and not theirs, It Is 70 be hoped
they viii not be made TicsFious VIC
tins On no other theory can the Union
Republicans lose the next Congress
Il Is not 10 be supposed for q moment
that the American people would decide
IN favor ofAndrew Johnson's treachery.
Inc following table, carefully COM
piled by two Congressional experts,
VIII show exactly where the two Houses
stood at the close OF the last session: