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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-16
WarOpai(de nadridtea nno noti3en

Die leBten &fe Der Brvus
SEN nit ben 8unDestruppeu.
300 etnt9e preu6ti6e Giege.
5clsenpe5 ino bic psm Observation-Disclosures
WreuBens nit ben 3auntGntsen unmitt!bar
Yoraneeeaneenen trie9erilHen Greigni0e:
Mm q. bpmbaroirtsn bic BreuBen l4Ir,-
burg unD idulen bas Dad reS'9lrIenaIs in
Brand. 9te Gtabt lit penie. Mm %.
tparen bic Satterien oe5 Generals Mauteuf@
fsl nod tmmer In pOfttOn rur BaGr,burs. II.
beberrl6ten BITE gan3e Stabt.
Die Na6rtht Der ,SSnbepenpance Belize" paG
bic 8reuBen Is &ancnen Dor Biir3burs per-
loren bGtten, lit mad Beri6ten aus Srantfurt
unbeerInbet. Die 9reuBen Derlpren feline
eiustae 3anpne. Das 0eri6t, DAP bic Breu<
Ben cine MunttipnscpIpnne perlpren, entbsbrt
elet6faIs ierer BeerInpuns, Dasegen
warb cine Btpptantcplonne Der 8aiern in
gil@pf5beim genpmmen. Sene abiAtlt9
untpcbren Oeril6te merpen in Mliinden fa-
brictrt.
@pn 5pf in 8aiern purbe INTERIM 20.
Suit semeIpet:
Gas 6~auptquartter bGs 3neiten Nelerpe<
CORPS unter DEM @rpb6er3pe pom tedlenbure=
S1werin 1T bsute Nicr9en in 8aireutb eiu=
9etrpfen.
Der @rpB6er3os bat BON Dem Dtllrict BON
SberzGranfen i'm Namen pe5 &Gnies bon
9reuben 8elib ersrifen.
6eute Morsen bat bic preuB. gorbut Elm
Battalion Der baieriiAen 0arbe in bic 5luht
eetrieben. Die NreuBen baten 4 Sff3iere II.
205 Splpaten gu @%efan9enen 9ena9t. Miebs
rere 8aiern purben eetGOtet.
Die MinGener u~fistelle Baterilde3 eituns
I6reitt ROM 80. Suit:
o9Rit 8ebaueM tbeilen mir init, baB elm
btutige8 Grsfsn in Der Ndbe Don @eioen
spt1hen DEN 0reuBen unb einem Battalion
Der BON Nan9en berbei9efcmmenen @arpe
a~atteefunoen bat. 9te Nfaire 1T unertlar.
lid, bo 9etern stptI6en bem 9rinsen &arl II.
Dem 0eneral Wanteufel Elm Wafentilltanb
unp bic Suspenli ion Der Seinbl elieteiten obae=
IAlcIen mproen lit. Der commandments ST.
ftsier Der bairilden 3ruppen Bate Ser9ebens
cine PARLIAMENTARY leg9e cb9eIanot unb bic
Nufmertlamtett Der YreuBen auf DIE 9iublo@
Iiateit weiteren Glmtper9ieBens bineelentt.
Sic Gerlute Der 8aiern lno lebr bepeue
tenb."
Son Mlnden wurbe anter'm 81. SuIi
eemelost a:
9is preubsn fabren fort, in Ober. Grans
fen pcr,uritdsn. Der 8afenltafano i,sris
IAen ben 8aiern uno @reuBen besinnt crit
am 2. Nusult, alein Oberlf ROtb it nab
Satrentb selanrt, rorpen, UNI pom 0rpb6ers
900 BON Wedlenbur9. Sdwertn bic ~lofcrttae
Suspenliun Der Seinoielietetten 3u srlareen.
Ole brO henben 3uf6nbe / m s n.
nern Oeltrei9a. Die &abeloepeShe.
mornodl es in 9Dien gu ernItltden politil6en
llNruben uuc 81 %malIenhaften pOlitIaen Ser.
baitunsen fam, 1T gang slaubbait, iuenn man
ie nit lclaenben etpas dltsren Nahrihten per,
9lei6t:
Dian bate ben un9oriihen Batripten Seat
no6 @ien beruien, un cine reae &eaieruna
fir llnaarn coer fir ben sansen Raileritaat bils
ben su telien. st perlar9te niht olein, mas
unsarn Itets setban, @ieoerberiteQuns Der ole
ten @erfuHuus, %iOncern fol- nod einen s&rit
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-16

gefubrten blsbsrigsn beutl1en 8nnbestrup'
pen, bic 3uleet nod BET 1auberbil1cfSbeiml
10 ,pader fcdtelt. an Der Seite igrer preubi-
lhen 8espin9er uno inter peren Glbrun9
geeen ben Qanpesfetnb fGmpfen.
Son Setreib tpiirpen Ie wp9l wenig be-
ldltt9t ,percen, pa bteleS ollem Nnlheine mad
AM Nb9ruape elmer tnueren 1mtpalsung febt.
Scn Wten ielbt tperben ernflthe mnc 0bCGs
perratberilhe" llnruten eemelost uno ieber
3eit itebt eS YreuBen unc leinem Naitrter
Stalien fret, Son Ghleiien une Dalmatien
Der bic N~epplutipn mad ungarn st tragen.
Was bos UNI feine auf nno an BEN peut'
Insn 3brSn6en 0benben Gertranoten 70 ldper
betimmerte NuBIanp I'm Sale zines Rrieees
smtI6en @reuBen unD Srantreth tbun ipirpe,
molten mir Geute at6t erSrtern. Snoem Bi8s
mard ben 8rinaem Scarf BON 6pben3UQern.
St9marineen gum Sospcoar scn Numanifa
maGte unp Iu9ar feline Nnertennuns curG,
bic bobe pforte b~eptrfte, bat er auf ale Sale
etnem fhGnen Qodpcsel fir bas fortpabrenb
eierie uno lGitern mad Ronltantiucpel iAau-
enbe Gsarenreth tn Der 5anp.
ccSnpem ferner 0isn1ard ertlorte, bag Yreua
ben bas Jfedt Staliens auf Genstien iebens
falls aufreAt erbalten tperoe, BAT er ntdt muir
Stalien gum bleibenren Sreunpe Yreuben8
gemadt. ~irnoern er bat aud Setrei6 &C.
3truneen, auf Der Dali5 Der Nbtretung 0enes
items an Stalien nit lesterem gu unterban<
bsln lnp auf cieler Bats BEN @aHenfiQl tanp
nit Jta!isn ab3uldlieben.
0ie tlasli6 uiInut ia i'm 8erslet&e NIT
Der traft- uup seiloclen Dulitif pes beutlden
Staatsmannes Die Nclttit zines Sewarb
aus, auf Die mir in bielem 3alammen9ange
nodmals suradtommen muisn, neil fe ipeten
in Gurcpa eintse uSrtumpbe" 9efeiert Fat.
NuBlanp belobnt Die etpige &rieAerei Setparbs
iebt chen oaourd, DAP e5 bas amertfanilae
BanserIAif cNtantonpmab" in letnen
5afen NIT fellt9em @spranse empfan9t.
llnp Gnelanps &Snisin Uper pielnetr eng
poltss unb fretbetts feinpli6eS Mtntte=
RUM Bat ben iAnSeen gerratb Sewarbs an
ben Gentern paomrh belobnt, DAP un1ere OBJ
in Der fSniglt9en 9artaments<
peeen bieier 5anoluns feierli6it
belpbt rpurDe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

TOE Spanish Wsr-Es pessssss the
Cassss Leading % ahs war With 81
The gsntass-1assittgsne nee fresa shs Ns-
tiopsi Capssas--Lsssst News sses msr-
leo. csssssi As,sssrs. the Wsss fssiss,
The cunAsa ~ssl sss~nsAp CHINA Captain rasIss -Su
lssvs Bostca On wednesday. FOE Liverpool
Tue malls fsr Europe v olsso 10 this @y % ssssss
p~a cne, asd si hsf-pss, bvs O'Clock his si,srson-
The Trv Yoss HvsALs-sdi,so Zoe rsr,r~--ii -
pusished q, elsvsn eislcck skls msrsns
IL viii ccnisin An important Dpiomsr orcsir
from Ma Peruvssa Secretary o. Fsr~rn Asalz riTns
Exposition u he Causes Is.snx ,stss ws 30 -~-n
Spa and F~vu; f&tss inssii genre FROM he r~iss'
csv,si; sceo~nss ~ the aoap % me y~ssns sss ~
NE mo s.mssss u Head Centre ssphsns iss"@' vss'
from Msrca Central Aasno-, ths wsa iadsss, " ssd
scynsuts q al interesting events q Ms ar
siogs oo2'ss. "a v~Dpsr f~ssy To- ~shias "r
4 csn,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

TO make efficient seamen and oflcen A
few months is sufficient to create the frs, but
it takes years to obtain the second. SLilful
labor and handicraft and liberal outlsy of
capital can make any number of ships, but it
Is only by years Of experience, under a
thorough system Of education, that we ean
obtain good seamen and efficient officers.
The Navy Department should therefore give
its attention to the personnel of the service,
and there is great deal to be learned from
the system adopted by the maritime powers Of
,-Europe-a system not without lis faults,
perhaps, because 1t originated In the days
when civilization was not as advanced as 1t is
now, butstill possessing the value of long tried
experiments and experience.
We observe that there il an intention Of
sending the Assistant Secretary of the Navy,
Mr.. Fox, to Europe in United States steamer,
for the double purpose Of presenting the Gar
of Russia the resolutions Of congratulation
on his recent escape from assassination, passed
by Congress- and to study the naval system of
. foreign maritime nations We should suppose
that some of our superior navy officers, such rs
Admiral Farragut or Admiral Porter, would
z be the proper persons to undertake the duty of
making an examination into the naval systems
Of France, England and Russia. Admiral
! Goldsborough is now in the Mediterranean with
an American squadron, and he will be in the
Baltic with his feet during the present summer.
Whatever Investigations are to be made into
the naval systems of Europe we should think
might be better entrusted to him than to Mr..
Fox, who, it appears, is about to proceed to
Russia in special war vessel now awaiting
him at Halifax. We do not see the object OF
Mr.. FOxs mission in the light of national
benefit, however 1t may accord with the Assist.
ant Sccretary's private views or ambition. On
the contrary, we are inclined to think that the
purpose designed, as far as any advantage to
the navy is concerned, could be much better
accomplished by Admirals Goldsborough, Far
ragut or Porter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

suggested that the 'Favora" tree would answer TOT
the mancanlla, or maakilier. II few sVushs were
added and the suggestion At once adopted The
rest has already been told This according to t1s gos
sps. Is faithful account OF the trouble at the Gaia
combs. and although Of tho details may not be-
precisely correct have tho main facts upon very OK
ceilent authority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

Yu rRl ~ had snosgh " sov~,s stsissnsn, ~si,b
srneara1 10 roar igrnai ~ ia isih isss maiins ta
aan nns1 Barnard Rsrersy Arrssssd - arr sgss
ore. pa~,s " sit from Ne Tssnsshp Fennsr 49,
i~s n ssy hsa a oea u ,~rY mp eai41 10 Ne
t,,ar.fslo. BEpsAHD EAtFtEfr,
Gsea1aAte Fysa4Fif
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

wooD's rmsArHs.-The oomedlc'ta The Pool Of TIE
Family varied the programme q, this fsvorite house
as, evening, and the vehicle for the display %
miss Jenny woreiis comic talents The new piece a.
a bit Of droIIery, h quite o. endursbIe a. the msny
fares ptroducing boyden-h young women, that have
found with the public and the bor,erousne~ and
pra ,calty Of Betty Sanders pranks vastly apprec
sted In the o. her performance, Ms
wcrreli's song. Riding In Railroad Car"
and her duet win country pumpkin
her snnor-,his latter worc,as descriptive Of
the future delights Of keeping afarmwcre loudly sp
pauded Furnishing welcome relief from the mono,o-
ny o. the luderoos stussions Of the comedctta Miss
worreII vas eac'entIy supported BY hr. O. c. Dsssn.
port the rustic lover shove mentioned, and Mr. ~ Ne
fntyre whose Augustus Compton cast In the mould
FIRST fashioned for the original Lord Dandrcary The
c1trsvsgana Of Tho Elves concluded the entertainment
Tho w~rei sister u this establishment viii through
the coming week rival ihe attractions cresed By the
engagement Of Miss Helsa Western 1t .hs Broad-sy
a. air
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22
TIE FENIANS.

scisurc or Arms at Erie, Pa.-EiGhty-
seven Cases Belonging TO the Roberts
Faction Fall Into the Hands Of shs
Uaitsd states Authorities. l.s
EKIx, Pa, May 10. lso6
Eighty seven Of sei1ed In this csy Oh
saturday night They the property VI tho ysniaa
Senate In New Fork.
They shipped 70 this port consigned 10 J. w.
Croa.v auctionesr Who Head Centre Of this county.
and marked "Hardwss and agricultural inrSemen,-."
The rrvos, Marshal General will srrvs Tomorrow "a
invest gats the
There n ercitemcns A company Of the Four,h
regular artillery guarding the arms
Seizure OF supposed Fsnian Masksts ~
Rouse's Point.
w,smssoros, May n. 1904
Tlss Treasury DEPARTMENT has pecn notified thai tho
Collector at Rouscs Point Now You seized scvsnisem
hundred rinea last ~c5 which Supposed " beioug
ID Fen,uns
The Fenia~s tho B>rder.
EArroRr, May u, 1888
fiig sor0 Of Warren Hathaway agent OF the EAs,ern
ExIveas wss broken open Saturday na;ht supposed
for the purpose Of getting property ownod 10y 10
MANS which hid been ,urte. here
MAJOR sennou and ten twelve Feniana, G'tha, were
left hers disappeared Saturday night all, u
their boao; which had been attsshed for iobt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

BEGINNING AT THE WRoNa END-We notice
by our Washington dispatches that President
Johnson Is removing from Office quite large
number Of subordinate officials and contem-
plates the removal Of good many more. Il
IS ppesumable that the victims have made
themselves obnoxious by their radical tenden-
cies If not their violent opposition to the Presi-
dents policy. But while it is decidedly COM
,mendable to remove this class of persons, the
question asises whether the President is not
beginning ct the wrong end in decapitatlng the
subordinate officeholders He ought to COM
mcnce with the men In high station who are
manifestiy hostile to his policy, some OF whom
sit almost daily in his councils.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

The TROUBLE AT THE OPERA--We publish in
another column full account of the recent diff
fculiy between Head Centre Grau and Maretzek
in regard to the ship and tree in "The African"
II is more than probable that this dispute will
as effectually kill of Maretzek as the exposures
OF the Daly-Bateman case did the theatrical
parties concerned. That case showed the pub
lie how sham regulations were manufactured.
This dispute exhibits the lodges Of sham
operate manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

TIIT FINEST STOCK OF FSgl,fHf .rDrtu ASD PAnts
t,OhTfNGs TROu-Erfsu. CLOTHS AND BoF-Ktrs
order III. city. ssseDas call ani io.pset tA~s
BROkAw BROS. ~ fssisits Isc- and ~ fgttfu s'ess-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

Msgntassnt 1ph IL SIC Affords .toss-
bnri wrtns and copJ.1g Fhni ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

vsns HORSE saiv. tssine ths p1e Of al c~r soss
hnirnnls znd 9intnssls Al an" u~e a s1no-s ig~ w
b. Tor Gals. Arrslhes Cat. Byrsas.
Bru.ea and In many oate yOunx spsfin. Qnsft~s
gfsrk Ac 3D. y4. NsAl by all tfxxish and @A tba o.
p,lts Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

muatng Po.ehes Auta arf Nrfula aud pfrs~fsnE Fpss
faothinx The original and genuine ~
sgp.d lyon ~ atssrs are insiigns LAS 40 tA,ss
fysff ~atf By ell ffuE4ists aud ~
HAnNEr A 90. 81 rafk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

Az 20 shsaffsT ffIt" .ess.. ssssls .,a1...
they 81 rr,asng I'D frcai uisfi-f ffn W ip~~t.
gradaay ebsnE. 10 siisti s-sfstlens ~ W sis"- -si
hsrf tbs.s T. hsslihy psniagn SOD
bs ali T1gnI4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

700 hpgai.h' tonF ue1blns your rsee. your hoe sp.
Ia, all aE0nes al special dissblili~s
and pneiar lesa sars nss viii s-sy unfer -. 80
nis of HiOk hFNF hr nldssi parssk be altbies
NJ gsKrtahir sod ~ al drug
gi.a. 81 per botile Depot ~ p.y au~st, Ne~ Sost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22


A.-Lyon'. I"sses Po~ssr-ror Ess.r-
es.ehs. aa,. .si ysrs 80 e,. pa rs
s.a e'hS ING, IRON ss. a., s.psa. 80 fs
is.se, ro-ssr ~, Iyss. sala ~ ii d,uss.l. .aa y
Affection. oS the Liver, niitoss Dssss-
d.. 80 n.ai;;,,s,, 4, .'s ,hslossa', s.,sa ps
!AiSLs sA :, ri ~ ~, ,'ss :. r. s,.
E.aa. ,s. ' ' d. .,l q e.,ay siss ss-i
~ ~ irnsr.s
a Voted Clergyman and rah,is Lee
iarsr says Of BROWSE nHosenlAL rHognt- :. In AZ
i.riy = ssi..sir-.ef an.s p rghie
paf rrhs. ,sgy s,ls,. .. ghss F,,,'es....
.i.lyss rri,.sa - ~ hissl eoaas rssss,
pa s'nlasaiJ shs b., -
4 prems.sas Thre.sh tn. Lo"S y,ss.
r>qss I fross-.y " y ,sasiao- ~ asts
49, a. 30 - 10 g e. iSr. =. i.sfs
A.-Dr. ts,ssn"'. -
Il -, Tosris st-.i Efoad-D. s.- f~s-
A., ps,,.. .. sh. H.y., Havana sss
''"'' Ss.''' ''''''' ~ Gaos s 800" ~ Tss.a-
All p,,... o..h.a q" Legal LesssSsss-
cross ''' J,tvrE s,.ssf ~ B'ssa-p
u.,,n.,.s.. n.is Dys The nsss s~ sss
-sli " gss &C. 49,. ~, So. s'''''-
t,,.,.. e..,. Of Arms. r~sssss.. Nss~-
sr.",s .. n z. 49,, s.ss 49,. soE1s6& ls
yaiea .usss "
s,y-. us.ier., E.i.ssss Jos~s. asa
"a sissssss fssf ear.s " 10 lscnAEs JOB hss~A-
-sg
n.a.-s, gtv. ssa m~sssiss ps~~s sssss-
lag - s.fIsy ..ss-'. sSr~F ,isxs psss
E,.ra.,r. w.sa,ss card D.p.s, gos
sspss-ss $ r-.n ~ -~s sisssas osfs' s"s ss-
rsssf Ess-ysn. -
Fi.Y..ss I.~eh ssisss -~ws~x Ws-
,aa ,,,isr ss,5 stasr Do Ss.a-sg yA" '''""
u.~. s.~s.s Mssssss Company
YfIsk nOgE IT,. asv'asAh Ns en hsesf~r Ass-as
uoysi usvsss I.sts.rys-rvssss Pats,
10 AL tafgrnass farnishss - hrrs FAte' Fs'f -
| :. 'LSssus 80 80 a. -. ~ 50 49, .'lysf
\ TAsLs co. h-shefs - ~ "f~Fa y
| Tn. I'm py...a grsysis Hook f.o.h stisss
| .--tna wss'isss " surLIE ~ ~ nFrsf-sf
| Age" -anN@ ----..---a.a-
Tn. ssa~.v m.ssf..,.,i-z c"wps~y's
80 r.snil1 k<-tag sashas 90 esp s'-s Hs~'aas~
Tn. As.Yss.s ps,.~s Wa,ss ssfs.-'e
-e'. s.ss,s = $50 800 $50 ,.s,s.,.. ", 40
~ sifss 70 .ai ssy al fwstrtass if~tFfA tait
bfu'frtI co aw.,' ~ sssaA~p.
---------------~--
wtx.. To.ps.. .aS Ossassssal n~is,
s,s g.sisy H.t Dr. ssf Hsf Dfas. ~ v~N. ..
sATcliLLyRA HBgna "'-*a
wssstss q wilson's Ls~h sstssh sswtsg
. saEAns sof Bai,oa AaAs sashins ~ ars hsa~a-sE
W.. ~.ys fsvtssA 90 psssshs 90 . eisss
a. 1919 ~ X. .asa IL. = - So, 80.
' n.sa DySA 1872 sssdsvsus.~ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

Ths A~svssan pstsst Ws'ss ss".-e
-pg. s.sss y ~~rs - $50 $500 - -
~ sos - sai ssy -avk al fwatns@sis f~tffa tAl
Ca a. % pryrtrtT co aw.a. ~ sssA4~ay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

Mtss. Tosp~ss sna Ornamental hAiss
s,ss .sssy H.t Or ssf Hsf DYas ~ y@.1s n
HATCuLLJAA NB9na ns~sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

whss,ss = wiissr's Lssh sssssh ss~'ss
s.'.'~s 80 AlAs ssshlas ~ afs s#a~s-.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

All Prizes ~ the Royal Havana sse
at.,~f lr..ff~i sasrls. eaa,sd 10 grmsNipr Gysat
GAiaF hfatsf - hfosf-sr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

All p,is.. c..h.d Ice Legal tsesssvtss.--
1"s"-'' ga a. J,LvrK E,,4.f, W Bfs.4.g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

Ths sssss. m.s.fses.'i-z s"~vsry.s
.s- r.suiiy Es-iag ssshms 90 fssag $50 h~1saAs~
$1,000 ~ psnafssy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

Prone sde Throsgh the Go~g Sesse
u 10. styles ~ CNffLDntsH fAktG UArt. "a
s.p Ma. 81 prp.f~u w egnvnn~ any tas.sfui ytsr
that ths .s.b-nt ps~ri~.. IN this .lny sf ihst us
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

4 Voted Clergyman sod rahits Lee
tarsr says Of BROWNE HHosoiiiAi rRonHt" - In AZ
M ~tafuk PIT Tfghrs irtD ssfr~t h.e 90 req
i.fiy a. fsisei Inca Poodle sp.ss-fs 70 .. ss
al Tho vd4fs shoa9 hHssf fsh 20
aspk 49, he's fhry surtAsa ~ yh~f sfsitens N
tl~a lhs strengthening The Trs, renewing tAfsa r~s
.l4yiB. 81 ths thDs sn1 a. coGa Fsms9, 80
uxs ~ssluanf.g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

tn. Imprs. "a giiip,i. Hook 10. b susss
.s~ins sss,sss A ~ stFtbG Ne ~ "'sa-f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

bI nslr.s popnnriy q DE eIrsNi Of to NIHt HIODh
IN gfHiss has caisi forth isrgr trooi ~ limitations
It. fragrance ienes the couneffr.rs art bu, ~ nan. .s
stolen II that the words ''i-tfALDs SDn
P-rfmser. New yosk" snbs--~s The risss o the
bptts " absent this Asitis 10 frsudnlent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-06

tended toevery opinion, in the quiet
certainty that truth needs only
fair field to secure the victory
Hero tho human mind goes forth
unshacklcd In the pursuit Of science
to collect stores Of knowledge and
cver-incrcasing mastery over the
forces of nature. Here the national
domain is offered and held in mil
lions offreeholds, so that our fellow
citizens, beyond the occupants Of
any other part Of the earth, consti.
tuto in reality people. Here ex.
lists tho democratic form Of govern
mcnt: and that form Of government
by the confession ofEuropcan states.
men, gives u power Of which no
other form is capable, because it in
corporates every man with the State
and arouses every thing that belongs
to the soul.
Where, in past history, does. n
parallel exist to the public happi-
ness which is within the reach of
the people Of the United Statcs?--
Where, in any part Of the globe, can
institutions DO found so suited to
their habits or so entitled to their
love rs their own free Constitution?
Every one Of thom, then, in what
ever part of the land he has his
home, must wish its porpotuity.-
Who of them will not now aclnowl-
edge, in the words Of Washington,
that "every step bywhich the peo-
pie Of the United States have adj
vanced to the character of an indie
pendent nation, seems to have been
distinguished by some token of
Providential agency?' Who will
not join with me in the prayer, that
the invisible hand that has led us
through the clouds that gloomed
around our path, will so guide us
onward to n perfect restoration of
fraternal affection, that we Of this
day may be able to transmit our
great inheritance, Of State Govern
ments in all their rights, Of the Gen
eral Government in its whole con-
stitutional vigor, to our postcrity,
and they totheirs through countless
generations,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WAsHINGToN, December 4, 1865.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05
CURE YOURSELF
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