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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05
Republican Union 90. Con-
ventiOn.
ELLSWORTH, Oct. lst, 1867

to order Ov Dr. A ~. ADuTe"s, anu Oh
motion of ]. G. Button, Judge Howes
was chosen temporary Chairman, and
S. d. Mason, Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Morse, the chair
appointed committee of three on Gre
eentials. A. Morse, J. Fuller, and l..
Bailey were the committee.
The committee on credentials made the
following report
Salem-J. Fuller.
Ellsworth-S. D. Mason, II. P. Ames.
Prescott, Let Ward-George Holt,
VIM. Howes. I'd Ward-T. Field, J..
G. Button, Geo. Dickinson.
Cliflon-J. c. McMurphey, L. Bailey.
Oak Grove-John Stirratt, 2 votes.
River Fals.-A. D. Andrews,2 votes,
A. Morse, A. Gibson.
Uuion-H. N./Wood.
Pleasant Valley-A Vanwinkle.
Reck Elm-M. G.. Guest.
Hartland-L. L. Lewis.
Matthias Staten, J Iverson.
Trimbele-J. Collins, ]. H. Fuller.
Ell Passo-Luther Lewis.
Isabelle-No resident delegate elected,
as appears from the minutes. J. Wal
singham was elected. Case referred to
Convention by the committee. H. P.
Ames moved to admit Mr.. Wasingham
to represent the town of Isabelle by
proxy. After remarks by AmPs, Val
singham, Vanwinkle, and others, the
motion was lost.
On motion Of ]. G. Button, took =
formal ballot for delegates to the Sena-
torial Convention. The ballot being
fifteen for A. d. Andrews and nine for
r. NJ. Sands, one blank, A. d. An
drews was declared elected.
On result Of ballot, Mr.. P V. Wise
requested the privilege to make a few
remarks explaining his position before
the Convention. On motion of Mr..
Vanwinkle, The request was granted.
On motion of A. Morse, the Conven-
ton proceeded to elect the rest of the
delegate by voice, and the following
were elected j. G. Button. l.. A. Tsy-
Tor, P. Converse, A. Morse, F. Otis, j..
". Rinu, Z. Quimby, ]. Fuller, N. G..
Guest.
On motion, proceeded to an Informal
ballot for Member of Assembly. E. H.
Holt received 81 votes, and was declared
unanimously nominated.
On motion, the Convention proceeded
10 formal ballot for Schoo! Superintsn-
dent. r. L. Reed received 10, Dan1
Thurston 2, blank /. r. l.. Reed was
declared unanimously nominated.
On motion of ]. C. McMurphcy, the
delegates were instructed to cast their
votes in the Senatorial Convention for
w ]. Corp.
On motion of A. Morse, q County
Committee WAS appointed; L. A. Tsy-
Tor Chairman, A. d. Andrews, S. D..
Mason.
On motion Of A. Morse. the delegates
present at the Senatorial Convention
were instructed to cast the vote of the
County.
On motion of A. Morse, the following
resolution was passed
Resolved, That for future Conven-
tons, the committee are requested to fix
the basis of representation upon the Re-
publican vote of each town and ward at
the last preceding general election, al
lowing each town and ward at least one
delegate, and one delegate for every fiji
ty votes, and fraction of fifty over TWEEN
ty-five.
On motion, adjourned.
VIM. HOWES, Chairman:
S. D. Mason. Secretary.
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(From the Green Bay Gazette
GOVERNOR RANDALL.

Tho many friends of this great and
good msn will be thrown into state
bordering on ecstatic delight, upon read
ing the following merited and very able
notice which we clip from the Washing
ton correspondence of the New York
Christian AdUoeate:
s'Rylaud Chapel, Rev. DIR. HAMILTON,
pastor, is now fully inaugurated as the
great meeting place for Sabbath School
Unions, conferences, etc. The Union OF
South Washington, in that new temple,
was exceedingly gratifying to all. With
the introduction of this new and elegant
chspe we but give expression TO univer
sal sentiment when We I0eLcOnae to the
platform Of our Christi0a PhiLaRthrO-
pists the name of the Hon. A. w. RAN
DALI, Postmaster General of the United
States. This gifted and eloquent orator
hiss recently rendered important service
TO tLe Sunday School cause in this dis
trici. His speech at RyIand. on the Oc-
casiun referred 10, was one of great merit.
With such gentlemen as CHASE, HARLAN,
RASDALL, PRICE, and CoLFAx, in con-
junction with our clergy, the lOOrk Of
ChTissianity cannot fail to be promoted"
As an humble citizen Of Wisconsin,
1t makes our heart swell with pIide 10
see the Sunday school fame of our ex-
colIeut friend spreading in such thrifty
way, while all tue devoted admirers of
Sunday schools must felicitate themselves
that those peculiar talents of the Post
master General. which seem to have laid
dormant for some time past, arc nos be
ing called into re9uisition. 1t may have
been that siace lie left the virgin soil OF
Wisconsin, to come into contact with the
wickedness and frivolities common TO life
in Rome and Washington, there have
been no adequate fields of display for
those christian traits that have largely
tended to make Governor ALEcK's one
OF the
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ReNOlufiOn.

RESOLVED, By the Common Council of the
City of Prescott, that One Hundred and Fif-
ty Dollars be and the same is hereby appro-
Iriated for the purpose of building and COW
ering a Sewer across Broad Street from Cher
~ Street, and that fhe Clerk is hereby in
structed to post notices for the letting of said
work to the lowest reponsible bidder.
ID. DILL, Mayor.
w. R. GATES, City Clerk.
Notice is hereby given, that tie foregoing
resolution was passed by the Common COun-
Gil Of the City of Prescott on the 18th day
of September. 1867.
w. r. GArEs, City Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05

TRY IT 0NcE.-The manufactures OF
the Best Chemical ISaleratas, Messrs.D.
B. De Land 81 Co., show their readiness
% have the merits of the article tested,
for they authorize all who sell it at retail
to refund the money when by fair trial it
does not prove to be as recommended.
That is fair and shows their confidence in
the article. It is better than Soda.
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ESiray Notice.

Strayed from the subscriber, i'm Martel
about the Goth of May last. one half French
small size two-year old mare colt, mouse co
Tor. with white strip on face. Any person
giving information where she may be found
or delivering her to me, will be suitably re-
warded. OLE WINGER.
Martel, Oct. 5, 1867.
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NOtice--PicfUres.

All that want Pictures from WRIGHT's Pic
ture Gallery. must call before the 18th inst
Those wishing to secure Negatives that have
been taken within the last eighteen months,
can do so by calling at the Gallery.
E. A. WRIGHT.
Prescott, Oct 5, 1867. 23.tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05

Sterling Price, one of the most distin-
guished generals in the war of the REBEL
ion, died at St. Louis on Sunday, the
goth. He was man of fine personal
appearance, considerable military ability,
and very popular manners. 1t is pity
that so good man should have been
in so bal q cause.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05
VOL. XII.
The County Convention

The Republican County Convention,
held at Ellsworth last Tuesday, was large
ly sttended,-the party was fully and
fairly represented. and we believe its ac-
ton is generally satisfactory. Of course
in warm contest for nominations, the
result must be a disappointment to some
Of the aspirants, but the character of the
nominees ard the large majority they re-
ceived are sufficient evidence Of their &C.
ceptability to the people. The official
proceedings will be found in another COL
umn.
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few immortal names
~


among the christian phllanthropi.ts; but
now that those fields-ripe with golden
harvest for the great lecturers sickle
have struck his resplendent gaze, VIC
NAV look for some brilliant flashes OF
eloquent piety to comfort the weak and
despondent-to strengthen those that
halt and waver in the good path.
Even the Milwaukee Sentinel, which
is strongly opposed to the political course
Of the Governor, is forced to admit that
'As a c. P, ALECK is eQualIed by few
and excelIef by none. 1t is true that in
certain specialities there are those who 60
ahead of him. SAT CLARK for instance,
in the lining and singing of particular me-
ire hymns, can discount the Postmaster
General; while the late Collector CHENEY
vas wont to aver that ''ALECK could beat
Inn at Sunday school preaching, but that
ho could pray ALEcK's heels off from
him." But we repeat, take him all il all,
day in and day out, all weather and al
denominations, the Postmaster General
has no superior as G.. p. and general ju-
yenile exhorter. Whep he used to be in
thorough practice, no was wont to sweep
everything before him in the infantile
world. His tours were each grand tour
Of success. The
children followed with endearing vile.
And plueked his gown TO share the good
mans smile"
The fear Of the Sentinel, that the
Governors Familiarity with the order
'of lOOl;' his many political vicissi-
''tudes; bis fierce combats with the
''Pope's Bull" while Minister to Rome
his latter intimacy with the naughty
circles (pOliticaD of Washington, had
COMMUNICATING, not that, but had
"duled the edge Of ALEck's religious
ardOr," is perfectly groundless. He's
good for innumerable years to come, and
all the wicked efforts of the enemies of
Sabbath schools to injure his standing,
will result in the most stupendous fail
uFsl
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05

The little Champion ran from here
to Hudson few days since in one hour
and ter minutes. Pretty good.
e. A. CALKINs, one of the pioneer
editors and best writers in this State, has
now gone on the staff Of the ST. Paul
Pioneer. He will be valuable ncqui-
sition to that paper.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05

Cheap fol Cash, or materials furnished for
building ON the same, and time given TO suit
the purchaser. Tell your neighbor. any per-
son, with or without money, can have home
Call on the subscriber Immediately, as /
expect to be absent after a few DAYS.
D. V. TAYLOR.
Prescott, Sept %. 1851.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05

~ MATT. Fl. CARPENTER writes US that
be viii probably give a speech here during
the campaign. The time is not determined
upon yet. He will receive cordial greeting
here
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S. D. Mason. Secretary.

Mr. CozzENs, of the law firm of Bart
lett & Cozzens, and ALEX MEGGETT Esq,
of Eau Claire, were in town this week.
Henry Teachout has sold his farm
in. Oak Grove, to G.. w. Wright and
Ellsworth Childs.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05

eE- Qua readers viii enjoy the racy arti-
Gle on Gov. RANDALL. from the pen of Gen.
GlNTY. AS a Sundayscheolist, the Governor
always was a success. but has never been
strong on practical piety.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05

Rev o. w. WIEcHEsTER, wbe has
been for several years Missionary in As
3, hss been spending several days with bis
brother WV H WIScHEsrER, at River
Falls.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05

DENrIsTRY.-Dr. BEEoHER will be in Pres
colt from Oct. 5th till Oct. 18th, Office over
DIR. Beardsley's Store. At River Falls from
the 18th till Oct. 25th. Let all be ready.
2l-w5
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05

BALL,-Jos RErcuAET gives Ball at the
ST. Charles Hotel. Friday evening, Nov. II.
His parties are always well attended and give
general satisfaction.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05

NoTIcE.-Just received at COOKS, nearly
opposite Firner's Hardware Store, Domestics,
Wooden Yarn, Ready Made Clothing, Minne-
apolis Cloth, etc.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05

@ Wm Howes, Us. White and
Cyrus Covell are the Republican commit
tee for the lst ward for the ensuing year.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05

Doors AND SHOES See Louis Jurgen's adj
vertisemeAt in this paper. BE has a good
stock, and employs excellent workmen.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05

here begun last Monday, y. P. GAGE, Prin-
eipal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05

LAST GALL.

We want it particularly understood that al
accounts due us. unl4ss paid by October Is,
will be Sued and Collected.
BEARDSLEY & LYFORD.
Prescott, Sept. %. 1861.
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From the CHICAGO Post.

Inasmuch as the compiler may be supposed
TO have presented the most favorable state
ment possible of its merits in his preface, we
will embody few of his statements, accom-
panying them with the assurance that so far
as we have been at the pains to verify then.
they are truthful. A book was attempted
which should lie Familiarity on the table rea-
dy to call TO answer the thousand questions
that arise in every day reading and writing
book, in short. for family use.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-05
Pnrscorr. Wisconsin, Oct. 5, 1867.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card--State senator.

hereby announce myself as candidate
for State Senator from this District, subject
to the action of no Convention.
JOHN L. DALE.
River Falls, Sept. Is, 1867.
st. Croix Valley papers please copy and
send me bill
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sE- Our paper is delayed one day to give
the result of the Senatorial Convention.
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Mos. Rapid Selling Book

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been drawn. Call and try your luck.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

can government that all who required TO obey INC
should have voice, direct indirect, IN unaknk
them He should therefore vote for the amendment Du
he did not mean say that he should vote for the dull IL
should reserve for further consideration. Laughter
There was further great question which he could not
help conMderng and that was whether It was just wlse
or polite 70 override in the Senate the influence OF e
great States such NewYOrk, Pennsylvania and ONO
BY the admission OF States that have not each OF
Congress- He thought that policy bad, unwise, UNJUST
and likely to work important changes In tho system
OF the Government He did not think 1t very repuDll
procedure for Congress TO dictate To states
what their constitution shall be.
Mr.. WILSON Q0wa) stated he should vote for the
without the amendment he would not vote fog the pas
sage of the BILL He had firmly resolved never 70 vote or
the admission of State into the Union when emDOo
led I'm ts Constitution Objectionable provision such as
that found In the Constitution OF Nebraska The time
had gone by recognize distinctions OK Color race or
BIRTH aud he hoped 1t would never receive recoguoh al
the hands Of Congress. =.
Mr. BINGHAM said he would stand by the blu as IL
from the Senate, and against the alnendmen OF
Mr.. Boutwell, He not alarmed by gentlemen PROBES
sing to DO the sole champions OF liberty, and who yet
summoned the House of Representatives to rample uI
posed by the amendment that Legislature OF state
should change its organic law In direct conraVentOn OF
the express authority OF the people. =,
Mr. ASHLEY (Rep. Ohio) said he would vote Tor the
Mr. GslISWOLD Rep., N. " favor OF Impartial
suffrage but did not like tho ideaot taking the question
away from the States themselves.
Mr. GARFIELD ep., Ohio looked for tho time when
Suffrage and Safety" Ike Liberty and Union" should
be one and inseparable. -
The question was taken on Mr.. BOutwelps amendment
and was adopted. Yeas 81, Nays 20 as follows RepnD
ucans In Roman, Democrats in italic):
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-16

Right Rev. Bishop Clark. The rannual report was
presented, and discourse delivered the rise and
progress of the Society by the Rev. Jos. Tracy OF
Boston.
As the report on the Test-Oath cases telegaphed
last night was outline of the opinions of the
United States Supreme Court, rs was distinctly
stated it is suggested by eminent attorneys that the
points in the dissenting opinion delivered by Mr..
Justice Miller may thus be briefly rendered:
Circuit Courts, District Courts, and their Officers and
that the power included the right to prescribe quaca
lions for attorneys TO practice 10 these Courts.
Second The act of Congress requiring the oath OF 10y
atty OF attorneys not either bill Of attainder or an
eI post factO law.
Third: That II was not bill OF attainder because u
worked conception OF blood, which was principal
feature all English acts OF attander and because IL
pronounces guilty Of any crime, aud 1t denounces
sentence
Foth IL is au erost Icto law because provides for
trial 10 makes charge Of any oense and infcts
punishment within the legal meaning OF that term.
EUth: A qualification which Congress has q right 10
prescribe and which is exaced OF all persons alike cannot
be said 20 DC o punishment for past offense .
SI. The oath referred to rs merely oath OF Office,
IS cvil and not criminal proceeding, and by all the
authorities IL not, therefore, e1 post Jdcto law
Sctei: II 10 nflics no punishment there 1s nothR
ton for place position which Congress has right to
require the President cannot dispense with II by pardon
or otherwise
F0h The Constitution OF the United states makes no
provision for the protection Of religious hberes that IA
left to the States and their Constitutions
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EXECUTIVE PROCLAM1TION.
OUR JAPANESE MISUNDERSTANDING PORTS.

OUR JAPANESE REIATIoNs-sEALTD PORTS.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday Jan. 49, 1867.
By The Py0sidct Of The United States Of -iptoicG:
a PROCLAMATION.
Wkereds, In virtue of the power conferred by the
act of Congress- approved June 90 1860 sections 10
and "A of which act were designated by proper pro
visions TO secure the strict neutrality of citizens OF
the United States, and residing in or visiting
the Empires of China and Japan, notifica-
ton was issued on the 4th of August last by the Le
cation of the United States in Japan, through the
Consuates of the open ports of that Empire request
ing American sMpmasers not to approach the coasts
of Lucoa and Nagato pending the then contemplated
hostlitics between the Tycoon OF Japan and the
DaimOs OF the said provinces.
And VhdtCs. authentic information having been
received by the said Legation that such hostilltles
had actually commenced, a regulation pursuant to
the act referred TO was issued by the Minister resident
of the United States in Japan forbiddlng American
merchant vessels from stopping or mchorlng at any
mort or r0adsead nthat country except the three open
ports, viz. Kanagawa tYokohanab Nagazadi, and
HakOdadi unless in Distress or forced by stress OF
weather. as provided by treaty, aud giving notice
that masters Of vessels committing breach OF the
regulation would thereby render themselves liable
10 prosecution and punishment and also to forfeiture
OF the protection of the United states II the visit
such nonSpened port or roadstead should either n-
yolye breach OF treaty. or be construed as an act III
aid of resurrection or rebellion.
Now, therefore, be it known that l., Andrew John
son, President of the United States of America with
u view 10 prevent acts which might injuriously af
feet the relations existing between the Government
of the United States and that Of Japan, do hereby
call public attention to the aforesaid NOTIFICATION ana
regulation which are hereby sanctioned and con-
firmed. -,
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand,
and caused the seal of the United States to De alNeu
Done at the City of Washington, this twelfth DAY OF
January in the year of our Lord one thousand elght
hundred and sXty-seven, aud of the independence OF
wv ANDREW JOHNSON
By the President, W. II. SEWARD, Secretary of State
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TIE STATE LEGISLATURE.

SENATE ALBANY, Jan. is, 1857
Mr.. ANDREWS presented the petition Of the Me.
tropOlitan Board Of Health for amendment TO the
Health Law. They ask Tor power to compel those who
refuse to hse their premises Se e 20 p R s n prSps
condition by making the expense lien on the properly.
They also ask for authority TO Institute s"s 'o' s
abatement OF public nuiSanees.
BILLS NOTICED a.,
sale of lands for arrears water rates Also TO empower
the GTandst Railroad to Brooklyn, TO charge I'VE cents
nv Mr.. LFNr-To authorize Joint Stock Fire and Ma
rne Insurance Companies to Increase their capta stock.
by Mr.. KLINE-To amend the law relative to mar
By Mr. Low-To amend the charter of the Gcrnapa
Life Insurance Company by providing for division Oh
Ry Mr. Low5TO facilitate the construction Of the New.
York aud oswego Midland Railroad, by exenptng Town
BY MI FoLGER-To amend the charter of tho Eclectic
Association of NewYOrk IL authorizes majority OF me
directors to decide upon the purchase OF real estate
CLERKS FOR COMMITTEES.
On motion Of Mr. PIERsoN none Of the different stand
ing committees were authorized to employ clerks
ELECTION OF SENATOR.
At the Senate proceeded TO elect United sa'o
Senator place OF Ira Harris whose term OF office wiz
expire on tho Attn OF March. Twentyfonr Senator'S ~
PSSed HENRY rse Murphy and ONE named
George n Comstock Roscoe Conking was dcei''o" "'S
elected ON the part OF the Senate
ASSEMBLY,
The SPEAKER announced the ~ }os -"
poters for the press also tho following aauuonn msin
bers on the Committee on Insurance. AeSSis' h'an'e"
and Frear.
ELECTION or UNITED STATES SENATOR.
Tho horr Of 70 O'Clock having arrived the SPEAKER
announced the special order the election Of United
States Senator in place OF the LON IRA nose ssr,n
called the roll Of members with the following results For
Roscoe Conkilng, ~; for Henry c. Murphy. 81
,u received majority OF al the votes cast Is daily do.
ered the nominee for United States Senator on the part
OF the Assembly.
bills PASSED. .aa .sraea
In relation 10 the Normal school at Potsdnas
County.
THE SEAT FROM PUTNAM COUNTY. -.
The Putnam County contested seat ease VAS tahen w
Discussion ensed M 10 the hour OF ndjonrnmc wLsA
" wasM oiaI order ior om0iIow meiiS"s
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THE FEyLANa

THE TORONTO TRIALS = PATRICK HEATING DIS
cIRaEp-JoHN ocoNNoR CONVICTED.
nj THIKshAPu rnE TRIBUNE
ToRoSro, Jan. 15-The court opened at 10 a. m.
Patrick Heating placed in the dock. Mr. Mckenzie
said that tho prisoner entitled 10 be tried by jury
half aliens Tho Judge ruled that he was The evil
dence showed that the prisoner being hard up oned the
Fenans for the purpose OF getting home TO Canada from
the Southern States The Judge said Il not neces
sary call witnesses for the defense The evidence for
the Crown showed tho prisoner to be innocent OF the IN
tent Of leyying war ON Her Majesty The jury accord
ingly returned u verdict OF mot guilty"
John 0Connor was next placed at the bar, Several
witnesses testified TO having seen linn with Col oNe
He was found guilty. Sentence was deferred