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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-06-26
SAVE COST!

number of claims in favor of COCHRANE Il
SAMPLE have been placed in hands for collec-
ton. Persons indebted would do well to call and
settle before the ctaims putin suit
DOWD & JOHNSTON,
March &C. 1866 IF Attorneys at Lew.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-06-26
THE EQUITABLE LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY

OF. THE UNITED SIXTIES.
Accumulated Fund 00,O00--Annual In
come 81 U00 900
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-06-26
BUGGIEs and CARRIAGES

Repairad-re- painted or re-trimmed-at my Shop
next door below the Jail, at short noticeeand on
reasonable terms Give tr ial. Provisions
taken in exchange for work.
keep on hand and for sale Family Provisions
of all kinds VIM. WEARN,
May u, 1866 Next door to the Jail
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-06-26

Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries,

Are receiving their Spring and Summer stock 9
Fnreign and Domestic
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-06-26
Will, Charlotte & Ruth. Railroad

On and after the 9Th of June, 1866, the Passen
ger Train will run daily (Sundays excepted) on the
Western Division Of this Road, as follows:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20


DR M-Ark's nYrnlLITIc CuRE.-This
celebrated remedy is an infallibic cure for
syphilis in tho primary. secondary and
tertiary stages
DR.. Marks Syphilitic Cure is the only
rcsneiy ever discovered thst will cure
~ phiiis in all it's varied and complicated
forms, and ncutialize the syphilitic poison
Or virus, cleanse and purify the blood, from
all symplli,.ic faint, and thoroughly Grad
hate the disease from The system. ~
Symptoms Of the primary stasc-This
stage is known by chancrcs or ulcers ap-
pcaring On the sexual organs = few DAYS
after exposure. DR.. Marks Syphiiitic
Cure, by faithful trtasms MT, usually cures
Tic first stage in from FIVE TO fifteen days.
pfi,e per package, Sl2 80.
:vmp' o,ns in the secondary stagc---This
s.agc i. when Tie disease has boone car
ia. in the mouth, nose, throat, giants,
skin, hesd, nails, mucous I'M nab az !, cas-
'ccrous sore on the skin, scrDtuis, rtc.
~ The price per package .or secondary
stage. $40 30, includ:ns throat wash. II
IN, throat is not liberated the throat wash
is omitted; and II omitted, ~ per package
symptoms Of the tertiary stage-This
stage is knswa By hodcs or bard and pain
FIJI tunors on the bones. enlargement 81
the joints, or contractions, hard pains in
the. bones aud joint, decay Of the bones
svphilitic rheumatis,n, alteration Of ths
parts, etc. II Price per package, -.
A Treatise on eli sexual t. Private
diseases, to be had 1t the Office, free. M
charge for consultation or sdvice. Cusel
guaranteed.
Dr.. Marks Syphittic Cure viii Be SEM
to all parts 81 the country BY express. OF
receipt Of the money and % cts. for boxing
and shipping. Orders arc daily received
from all parts nf the United 0Aifes.
~ Prepared and sold BY DR. E
EASTEKl1T + CO., No 20 North Fiji
street, St. Louis, Mo-, and at their branch
store, No. % MadisD6 street, ChicsRu, I'll.
-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

The Iivcs 10 much more frequently he seat a dis
case thanis eeneml1y supposed The e1netn Il isde-
etgped ~ perform aud an the regular execution III
which depends mt only The gen~ai health u - indy
but the pOwors 81 te stomach, howell. brain and tho
whole nervous system shows ifs vat and vital import
ance to human health When the liver Il seriously
diseased II in fact not only d-ranges the vital
Oft body, int exercises powerful influence over
the mind and its operations, which cannot easily b0
described. has close connection with other dis
eases. and manifesto itself by great variety 81
SYMPTOMS ~ Il most doubtful character tha' II m'..
leads more ysciane, even Of great eneree. than
any other vial organ, The intimate connection that
exists between the liver and the rxin and the grat
dominion which am persuaded II exercises over the
passions Of mankind. convince me that many uiortu.
nats beings have committed act. Of deep and criminal
atrocy. or become Whist fools term hypochondriacr
from the simple fact Of diseased state the livse
have long BEEN convinced ti,at more than onshaif u
the CDupninte which il thie county, 70 be
considered having their seas n dlreaeed state u
IT, liver. ! will snuneSste come q them: 1nDI0o-
non, DRnANoaD srASB op TnR sOwna iaasTAna1 AND
vfnnscnvB vxAiNse AND PASSIONS. fto0 6ihlne I'D
inadsquste causes, IT which We Afterwards fri
ashaoIed lest, though not least, more thm funxD
SUuxsn d ths dseerss cnunesataA unasr the he'd Il
CUHsuNFnOx, have their seat In diseased liver. The
= truly . 6ight1al caenSuguo.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

;Dr1. Esst9rays Fever and ASue Killer
will cure Ague and Fever, Chills and Fever,
fcvers, and every form Of Fever incideat
to the West -
s54- Prics Of Ague Killer q 50 PEI bot
sse Pills 30 ceats per box 20 pills al .
box. J..
Prepared and lid " DR.. EAstersy q CO.
st. LouiA 1A I'D a3theiR bssneh Family
Medicine store, Chicago, III.
Alien 4 Toung, Wholesale Dealers, Du.
buauc, Fowr. dtSw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

A few Words 81 Cenmsn sc..~.
How..w there are who a-e not suh,ec. n ann. -
Sectiou Of thc ling. respiratory crran. rhc ,,x
negeetins prcnonl,ory symphonic the cc,.
plslr.. rn.;I d,.ease strikes tie shan, e.r.,,
prc g BE torture o. the patient and anx,.v a.
tress 20 friends. ..Only coid." "a .,,,,. -
throat,. \ the needless remark ~ m.r, -.
affected. Yes; .Or,y cold" was IN. ,,orrs.,...
exprsson Of tfcu. nd. whom cc,,h NJ. -, "a =.
he prey.
Forwaned- Torea--ned should Le the matt, no..
ever in The minds Of al subject 70 Coryh. Cola. -.
.arrh o, Influenza Words Of advice s,on,s ~ 49,
ell by ail suicrers 81 Asthma, nror IA. c,r-r,,,.
ton. Relic is within their rcaci: AMI. u ma. cct.s
fatal Consequences ensreAa lie o. m,.-,v.'. Am.
honsy strueGs for ssisRsce. 4 cou.s-t 4. ,,,.n
thsrc can b. bet one victor-Death!
Does Il net spps, the stroaees. mind. In .n,& ., -.
sssslt eaased. by pcsisesi Thea WIN ae,.,, ~
s1rase caa b oGsrrd. whsn timely =. ...s'
Il in ypus can't whsa The DANCER i. ,,csr,., ~.
Why not avoid IT, MAssnn's Prcro,., -. ~
been uecd with success In nearly 4 n,l,L,, =, 49,
and . endsssed BY ~ medical FAcu4v - n, -,.s
rpunys I'd el1eafious semedy thar Il. 49, -s.sI
~ lisesvssetk 10 reAevs md cure an - NOW.
CdsshA lnnuenss. snd Soheomptios. II the ease ID
not beyond all hope. Even when The ..,,.,., i. !.
the last stages, he sIl hnd relief By r.ip- ~
grafton. One tot.l, VII conviicc In. r,,,., ,,~,
iou. that the mcrts Of this preparation A.. ~ -,
mrans cfaeeented IN fhrt- isll n, .hrrt :, ~ ;.
Hk8. tr,to~rd up"n Il b. thousand. VIM ssvc ncsr
cured W III Timely use. A GUARANTEES ,cr,,r,,,,..
each bottle, and d.siers are instructed 4, ,r.rv Il,
stance to refund tie MONEY! when ~. r-.,,,.,,...
fsls To relieve
Prepared by ". Ia.iea. ~ h,o,a,,,, s,r
York, ard ier Is y A. AFf.s - P-.... !. /. per
oo'it btkNliA A> & VA HAscs. ANI,
FULLER, FiSc'l VT - N,-n.. .'l,cs.o.
aH,-tism
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20


Hyste,ssa mt SIC, He0;deae. s.
In offering to the public DR.. Mcl2nc's Celebrated
Liver Pill. - remedy fur uvcf ard Bilious Com
plainto, We presumc no apology will he needed Tho
great psevslencc VI Liver Comp laiAs and rona Die.
Of III kinda. throughout the United Sste- aud
particularly In thc West and South, where b the ma
Joeity u csses he patient IL mot within the reach "
regular physician. requires That come remedy should
b. provided that would rot Ia the least impair tc con
the true chareCtcr q DR. Mclanes Liver Pii thcrecan
lc ND doubt. The testimony lay leiorc yon, and
the great which has invariably attended, their
use will, think, no sufficient 10 cn;vncs tho nGpt
ncredulous II has been oar sincere wish that these
ill should be Aifiy and iay tested, and stand ~ fal
by thu effects produced That thcy have been tested,
and thaa the <uh has been In every respect voenbc
We call thousands 10 witness who havS experienced
heir lpenC1clal effects.
DR.. McLsne's Liver Pills arc not held forth and rec.
commended like most Of tho popular medicines II the
dayl = universal eofe-alls, hut simply fur LIVER
COMPLAINTS, and those symptome connected with
. deTnnge0 state Of those organs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20
SYMPTOMS ORA DISEASED LIVER.

rn IN the right eide under the edge q ~ rl in-
eide; tie paicnt esalely ahle tO Ne On ~ olt sde;
sometimes the pain II felt under the shoulder blade.
and 4 frequently extends to the top a the shoulder,
and Il sOsetiuee iatao eDe rheuiuntie In the arm,
The stomach y affected with loss Of appetite and sick
neee the bowels IN general cOstive sometimes A.
asrnaling with laxty; The bod b troubled wtlA niu
accompanied with dull, heavy senation in the rE
psst !nsss 1. gspeay eg9s !desshe .oss Of menesy.
siighl dry cough u sometimes attendant. 11e pa
ticnt complains u wcafinese and debility; he h easily
startled hie feet are cold " burning. and be complains
Ofs psicky ecneaton OF HE skin; bic sprits are how,
md although be IL satis6ed Int exercise woaA ec
beneficial to him, yet be can scarcely cum up forude
eoOueh 10 nv H. In sci be dlstsuss every remedy
Several Of thu elOvc sympt0ns accompany the dieease
but caeee have occurred when fw 81 them existed,
yet e1aminaaon u he b0dy, aer DEATH has shown the
Liver To have beccn extensively defalgcd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20
Fer slle .

4 corr AGE f'cusE AND ~ ACRE" or LAND
T. nj Wslin royc Scott =, I5v'a ., hargain.-
The house asw and renveri-ri. nd cost over
s'so~. Tic nd 10 hslf timber. With never falling
rtfesm - rr'' tLrout " Tb" ioca'on 's very ."-
erlDle o. "a s;py ~ abundant comm ~ range
John l.. lmyr vcd hind tan NJ hoiths s'isk bg n
a fair re p lure Of y. y smith on The prem -cs
or .! Pa;ks 1 l1-mer, Davenport A.! i-iAw-w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

LADIES, READ TnIe-Dr. Hopper's Re.
male CCrdial-s<This eloUnot a91 ppular
Medicine viii cure N tedHtS cUalPlsints,
such a. excessive. srsisfnL a suppressed
Redistribution. Lucorfhea or Whites, falling
Of the Womb, and III Irregularities Of the
Monthly Periods n NIL alss bsis6 ron
the Menses wi,en eleoked ~ Colds and
all unnatural ouuses sra vfg
I'emlcs sulssing uAder any Of the dit
.aculties Ab0ys enumetaesd should not fail
10 use DR.. Hcoper's Female Cordial. IA
1t is she most pleasant end infallible rem
edy ever invented for the cure Of Female
complaints. Ladies try it.
Price 81, 20 par bottle, -,
Prepared and snld ~ DR.. Ea1oesly =
Co, No. 20 North Fifth. stsesk, 81. Louis,
No. Sold It their branch Family Ne ticine
store, No. 90 Midison street. Chicago NJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

GnlpLEys Salt Rheum and letter Oint.
ment will cure salt Rbsam, letter. 6cald
Head, Ringworm, Prsirie and Barber's
itch, Illinois Mango. Mlssoeh Scratcaes
Iowa Digs, Army itch, Fimples ON the
Face. Obstinate Old Sores, Scrofnla, and
all diseases ard eruptions Of the Skin.
When used in cnnjunction with DR.. Eas.
tcrlcy's Iodine and Ssraaparilla, which pu-
rifles The Blood and removes the Cause, and
the Ointment heals the Sorer, and thus .
speedy and permanent cure IL effected.
We ADVISE both to DC used in these com
plsints. IL .~+.l :.
~ The Iodine and SArssparilla, $50
pes bottle. 1870,
Pricc-crM,cys Salt Rhe0m and Tsttes
Ointment, 7tcts per botsle
Prepared ami scld ny ~ - RASTER
f.Y 4 c., No. ~ North Fifth street, 81
houis, Mo-, and 1t their branch store, No
~ Madison street, Chicaso, Illinois.
For sale By al druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

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Give e)Hld oUO - OW0 yo8S - = ~ ~. !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20
BLACK As A CROW.

few years Sine was many splendid head that Is
now grey rrirred. Why no.restorr 10 the yc, M
wrnklcd brow - raven honors. Five minutes e,.
feets the splendid transformation Ia less time than
. rncman would like take 10
Load md Fire.
three times the rlyest head NAV he made darker than
The Ravens Wing.
NJ matter OF wha, undesirable lint the hair or vhsk
ers or heardd may be. the change to superb md per
fcctly natural black or brown Il Accomplished DO one
aOr,lirsfiOn NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

IT II No NEW ARTICLE put be'sse the pubi'e
ON account 0i the excitement In rotation to CnOt
esA. II has ken manufactured ard uec Tor the iaee
twenty Ave yearu. Tho fActth duttg the year lsR
eo>l9e bottles Vi L wess soId IN tho New kalesend
etases, s0le.y on its merits, without Advertising
s36ice,t endorsement n IL vsuc. - simp,c. sate
Druggists. Fulies, Finrh 4 Fuiicr, hOleease As'ts
Ch)c0eU. jupo19-dlkw3@
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20
DIaEITiuNs

+ emf, HI d., Pittsburgh Pa.
.Sote iroyyisto. > o. DR.. .hcLanes Lsrsr PILE,
VevMyuec IA LING Syvwp.
Sold by ncn'crs Everywhere.
DIR. McTAN.NS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20
DeFeft ny Llghtnlnx,
=, thie can b, remedicd.

$50 DRAvDRxT1fS rfIIS
take I'll impess nasss isom The ejaculation and save
the general health. soon curing local affections also
BRANpRErns PILLS pro,eca ftum tetlIous t,mes
~ 0e9nee0 AID Olen save life Sold BY ali lruSki-ts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20
AGUE AND FEVER.

AGUE AND FEVER.
Dr. MclArca Liver nils, 10 cases u Ague and Fever
when taken with t(niniIe, are prOmOiisc 81 the nee
happy r..nlts NJ f,c s-sthartic be- hrssl pre-
l,arainry To- ,r after taking xuininc. We would nd
si-c all who aflic wsh this dsense To giastcn
PAIR r'f'f.
UiaEI Hons.
TAX TIVE a three ill- .ci,a to e-i .,cr. second .
third night IL the, do ~ pHr W. or Tree 'lnes
ihe next rnr,nin.. take ~ ,wv more bat = Sigh
n.a~i p,u u icasi.i, iuiiux iheiI 49,. tAe las.
Iiis IA ,- ,scd when pur- ~ s;mrls - hecss
t.rx g,-hiilsuLs la.rgsi.sc.ley are ini'rio! +
vtoi~ ~ .. ~ 'wN Tire TRY rive fst"n'st
"a, .'-e. ns,e 4. .aa..e ;-...~o IL sihtt range
is Il si1s.~ Il
Prepared cn.Y ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20
DIR Nolan
&'tic0f.fsC(i LiUes. Pills /.

For he Cur . N1sriig, or i..rcn Complain
nysre,sia mt Sc, He0;deie. ...s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

american Morn, Specific.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

people Is not such a. renders safe their re-
admission 70 share in the government Of
the country; that they arc till disloyal in
scn isncnt and purpose, and that neither the
honor. the ere it, nor interest Of the nation
would I've safe, wec they admitted 10 the
councils Of the nation.
We rcsAy 10 this. Flrst,-That We asvc ,.o
right, fsr such reasons, to dcny to auy pol>
ton OF Gle States or people any rigt' son>
te-rcd upon lem BY the Constitution Of 10
{ nited States. Second, that % long As the,
acts are those o. loyalty. 30 long ~ they con
(crnl 10 all their public conduct to the re.
quircncn.s q the Constitutions snd the
lawA We uave 40 right 10 distrust tue pur,
pose or the abb ity o! the pcoule OF tho Uui. I,
to protect and defend, uAder all con,in sen
cies. ana by whatever means may be requis
81, i:s honor and its welfare.
These would, in our judgment, he .'.ii
and CONCLUSIVE answers to the plea thus al
vanced for tie exclusion Of these States from
The Union; but We say. further, that his
oiea rests on a complete Misrepresentation
,r all unjust peryers,on Of existing facss.--
We do not hesitate to affirm that there Is NJ
section Of the country where the Constitr'
ton aud laws IF the United States find more
entire OF prompt obedience than among those
people who were lately in arms agains, them,
81 where there is less purpose or danger u
any further attempt r. overthrow their au-
shori,y. 1t would seem 70 be more natural
and inevitable that, in States SO recently
wept by the wLiriwind OF war where all
ordinary modes of organ xcc industry have
been broken up, and the DO ds and in.iu-
ences that guarantee social order have been
destroyed where thousands aud tens of
thousands Of turbulent spirits have been
suddenly released from the discipline Of
vsr, and thrown without resources or re-
straint upoa disorganixed and chaotic so,
cicty, and where the Keen sensc ofdcicat is
united TO the overthrow Of ambition aud
hppc-scenes Of violence should defy, FOR a
time, The imperfec, discipline OF law, and ex-
cite anew The fears and fofrcbodings Of the
patriotic and well disposed. Il is unques,
ticaab,y true tlsat local disturbances of this
kind. accompanied by more or less tio-
ience, do occur: but they are confined
to the large ci.iSs Of the South, 1herk dsf
iesont racss and interests ars most elosely In
contact, and where passions and rescnsments
arc most easily fed and famed into outs
breaks. ard even there hey are qn;sc as
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

Marriage s"I l'ctil,.cx ,n r
oi Warning md i-.guets u IL. iul,ur s.n Ala
Diseases and -, -c which pr -se NE fsl nov. ~
VIII, ,ure mean ., rene, set free 0, change in
HsNGHroA. s'osard A..,c non. IM,,,s..,,,,'s
r.. sr,.,. ,1S..I,, ="
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

CiScreuOus Ill Tue vuiTty SlX St8tcS WulcN
compose che Union; 70 make their laws and
choose their rulers. an to exclulc tie other
lcu vo,n al share in their own q )vcrunen:,
u III Il secs t 70 admit tl.ia thereto
v 81 Ii ,asrs o distinguish ,le ever thns
s.s,r,. AMI exercise. lioui the most ab-
$, ate ..lle .nt,lersbie tyranny
FIRST, Nor d. thcsc cxtr .vagans and un>
just e.aras N the part Of Congress to pow
sss Of authority never Conferred upon the
Government by ale Constitution, Hnd an,
warrant IN the argumtnts or excuses urged
NJ their behalf. II lie alleged, At first. tina,
'hcse States, bv the act Of rcbclion, and ty
voluntarily Withdrawing their members
rem Congress. forfeited thei- RI ht Of repre-
scntation and bat they can .riy receive il
again at the hands Of the supreme iesl sla-
tive authority Of the Government, on its
own ,stns, and At il own d,scsetion. IL
repre- seutauon in Congress AMI participa>
ton IN the Government were SIMPLY priv
ilescs Conferred ana he,d BY favor, this
statement might have the merit Of plausi
bliity; bit representation Is, under the Con
slsention, net oalv sxprsssly recognized as
. right, bat Il Is imposed ~ aduty; and i,
IL essential in both aspects, to the existence
Of the Given mens, and - the maintenance
ofits authority. In ftee Governments, fun
damental and essential rights cannot 90 fer
feitcd, except agsinst individuals. by due
process of Law; MT can constitutional duties
and obligations be dsscarded Or laid aside
The enjoyment Of rights may be for time
suspended By the failure to claim them, and
duties may 6e Graded b. The refusal to per
iorm them. The Withdrawal Of their mem
l,ers ftom Congress, By the States which &c
sisted Tie Government, was among their
tets Of insurrectioc-was one Of the means
md agencies By which they sought 70 IN. :
pair the authority and defeat the action of
the Government; and that act was annulled
and rendered void when the instruction IT,
self was suppressed. Neither the right Of
representation, nor the duty to be represent.
cd, was n the least in,psirsd BY the fact Of
iosaffsctien; but il may have boon that, BY
l.rsassn Il ~ iAsurrsction, The conditions "a
oAish ~ 0joy0sot e 49, right, and ~
performance Of that duty, for the time de-
peadsd, sosld not be fulfilled. This was,
in hct. the csss. An insrrrens power. in
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-20

Royal Hhsas;.rs Aof.ery ..GSw,,,
to..dn,'ef me .spr ,'4n G.,sy,n..l
500 ,ocn N coI.D DRAWN ryEEY +, DAYS
P4zes cashed sli information furnished. In, !, ~.
E., H,es nI 10 n'Ir S aud al Kinds OF cold
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hc.lon sought to ,vcrthrow and the victory
q tho Federal arms was simply the defest
O. hat attempt
Tnc Government Of the lni,ci States
acted Throughout; the war On the defensive.
K sought only to hole possession Of VIII
was al,eldv its own Neither me war nor
ii any way ttc constitution - the Cnsted
: a.es The wsi Gas carried On BY virtue
a it, provisions, and under the limitation
which they prescribe. and the result Of the
war did not cihter enlarge, ablidge,or il any
wa- -hange or affect the powers it coafers
unot the Federal Government, OK rcleasr
TIA. Government from tho restrictions
which III las imposed TIC Constitution
Of the AGED States is to-day. pi cclsely as
it was before the war, the supreme law 81
the and. snylLing in the c@ast.su ton a.
Laws oil aav State TO the contrary notw it'll
standing. To-day, also, precisely a. before
the war, MI the powers not conferred By
the CVaS taticn upon the general 0ovssH-
meri, nor prohibited BY It TO the States, ase
reserved 70 Tho several States, Or to the
people thereof. This position il vindicated.
no. only by the csssntia, nature Of our Coz.
crnment and the language and spirit q the
Constitution, but by oil the acts and The las
guage OF on. Govesnmsn, ia I'll its dcpsrt-
mcn,s, and at all times, from the outbreak
Of the rebellion TO its fnsl overthrow, In
every message and proclamation Of the Ex-
ecuiivc. II was explicitly declared that tho
sole objec. and purpose Of the war was ITO
maintain the authority Of the Constitution
and to preserve the integrity Of tho Cnion:'
and Congress more than once rcitsrase,,
this solemn declaration, and added the as.
surance that "Whencvcr thai object should
be attained the war would cease AMI oil
the States should retain their equal right.
and 4 gn,ty unimparcd. It is only since
the war was closed that other rights have
bscn asssrted in behA uf eee DsParensnl
Of The general Government. Il BE teer
proclaimed " Ceacps1 ~ y addition L
s. Ies So y - gse 81
peoelA involso1 r - 1n6foso1on, ths
fie6es a. a., The right of osQoset sond d
ocnascakion; the right - aseseues III e.
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