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The New York herald., 1867-03-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATION.
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1867.
MARYLAND AFFAIRS.

MAINLAND AFfAIRa.
Afrer the reading Of the journal Of yesterday the
.spzAKsR presented The resolutions adopted yes
serday by the Maryland state Convention resuning
thanks TO the republican members Of che General Az
semby ot Maryland for their memorial presented few
days ago appealing to Congress 70 grant the prayer Of
that memorial declaring that they will oppose any
conveusu sst up in subvesion Of the existing constn-
tion under convention bill which does not express the
and ssss with 4. aid Of or he sa q the
nation and by all the means In their power they viii
resist and destroy any such constitution - revolution
Mr. wooD, dem, Of N Y, asked the Speaker whether
the PROCEEDINGS Of partisan political meeting were 70
The sPEAKR stated that the Chair was In the habit OF
presenting memorials and rosoiuions Of public bodies
g q n Sui
NJ. wooD remarked that he had In his possession the
proceedings Of meeting hold recently 10 New York-sn
indignation meeting-in reference 70 the action OF the
republicans In the Legislature in refusing TO grant suf
frsgs 70 the colorsd people.
c q New
shire.
The srzAxrR stated that the remarks Of neither gentle
motion that could be made except raise tho question
Of the reception Of the resolution.
standing that II the proceedings Of political meeting in
New York were sent 70 the Speaker they would b sub
The srrAxsa ssd he would mot anticipate questions Of
order.
Mr. THoxAs trep) Of Nd, aid that the presentation OF
BY surprise - 10 did any other member There was no
concert in the matter bssween The presiding ocer and
;s .: Sm
memorials thae came before Congrssa There was In
tense excitement prevalent In Maryland not tending ~
advice Of his in the direction spoken Of yesterday By
the gentleman from Ohio mr. Schsnck) He did NOS
think that those oontyastes a opinion would lead 70
bloodahed but anticipated pso0c solution Of the DIM
culuea- Hs proceeded 70 stase the disabilities
under which the great majority of the population
places In the control ~ okgarchy and utterly
denied that there was republcan rm Of government
oppression, which no ffss people should submit IA.
That minority was By the trsacbsy ef Governor SWAMI
posed 70 evs an addition Of twelve representatives 70
the minority Of the counties Tho people were up IN
against such monstroue proposition, such an in
iquisous demand. They had borne II long enough, pa
tsnIly, quietly. sppmniysIy svsu beyond vhst bccsme
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THE ASHLAND UNION, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY III

just here I can not forbear quoting
from the Anti Slavery Standard an ex.
tract from a letter published in that jour.
nal with great eciat. showing at least sur.
face indications Of this conspiracy against
the country's hero:
~ was ashamed when | heard leading
men discuss-What would General Grant
do2 wheo the question under debate was
whether the President should be i'm.
psached. Dol Who cares for him, or
any other one man in ChristendOm p
Does any one suppose that this mighty
nation, which hides a million Of bronzed
heroes under the folds Of its mantle, will
consent to be banked in an earnest pur-
pose by any tailor, or tanner, or dispatch.
thicker, or soldier alive A breath can
unmake them as q breath has madet'
Is the rarty that now accuses General
Grant OF engaging in a conspiracy to sub.
vert the Government the same party
formed six years ago by the union Of frag-
mcnts from all parties of the country wei
ded together by the cohesive power Of a
common danger and a common purpose ?
It is hard to believe it, but if it is true, it is
high time it was dissolved, for it has GER
tainly outgrowR its usefulness when it
seeks, under the leadership Of such men
as Ashley and Butler, to engage in the
contemplate and dastardly business indi
Gated in the proposition | refer to II tho
i"Union' party has degenerated into a con.
spiracy ia destroy the men to whom the
nation owes its life, the sooner it is swept
out Of existence the better.
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NOTICE

John Davidson, who resides In the
Territory of Colorado and Mary Ann
Menser who resides in the state Of H.
diana will take notice that John P. Small.
ley, administrator Of the estate Of vii.
liam Davidson, deceased, on the 30th
day Of January A. D. 1867, fled his pc.
titiou in the Probate Court within and
for the county Of Ashland and State of
Ohio, alleging that the personal estate Of
said decedent is insufficient to pay his
debts, and the charges of administering
bis estate; that he died seized in fee sim.
pie of the following described real estate,
situated in the county Of Ashland and
state of0hio, being the southeast quarter
of section thirty, (S0) township twenty.
three, (23) and Of range fifteen, (l5J
save and except fifty acres of the north
end, now owned by Daniel Lehman, and
also excepting twenty acres heretofore
sold by the order Of the Probate Court of
said Ashland county, that Sarah Davidson,
as widow of the said decedent, is entitled
to dover In said premises, and that Viii.
liam, Silas, Hiram, Allen, Robert and
John Daidvson, Harriet Berry, Elizabeth
McCarm, Sophia Cooper and Mary Ann
Mcnser, as his heirs at law, held the next
estate of inheritance therein.
The prayer of the said petition is for
the assignment of dover to said Sarah
Davidson, and for a sale of said premises
subject to such dover estate, for the pay.
ment of the debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be Tor hearing on
the 4lh day Of March, A. D. 1867, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard.
JOHN p. SMALLEY,
Adm of William Davidson decd.
By j. D. Jones, Atty.
January 30, 1867 4.w 33. =.
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DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC EoR 1867
This popular manual for 1867 is now out.
1t contains, besides the usual matter Of
all Almanacs, full aud official Returns of
the Elections for this year, compared with
previous ones, the most important Acts
Of Congress, President Johnson's Veto
Messages, List Of both the old and new
Congress, statistical and other information
indispensable to every politician, planter,
lnborer, farmer, merchant or mechanic.
The great feature is q complete
list Of all arbitrary arrests made by Abe
Lincoln. This list ccntains the name.
cause of arrest, and term Of imprisonment
Of each psisouer, and is the most remark.
able document in the history of Letters
de Cachet ever published. For sale at
the UNION OFFICE. Price, single copy,
20 cents.
We will present a copy of the above
valuable work to every person sending us
a new subscriber, with 50, between now
and the first of March.
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vent its being put upon its passage, was
adopted yeas AZ, nays 20.
TUESDAY,

vent its being put upon its passage, was
adopted-yeas AZ, nays 20.
TUESDAY.
Nothing Of general interest was done
in either branch of the Legislature to-
day.
WEDNESDAY,
In the Senate, the House bill to
amend section 1l6 of the act OF jurisdic-
ton aad procedure before justices Of the
peace &c, was passed. 1t requires JUS
tees Of the peace and mayors to pay
over unclaimed costs, in their bands to
the county treasures.
In the House, Mr.. Heller offered for
adoption the following resolution:
Resolved, By the General Assembly of
the State Of Ohio, That the Governor of
Ohio be requested to furnish information
to the General Assembly, at as early q
day as practicable, whether q certain po'
%litical organization known by the name Of
the Grand Army of the Republic, has
been furnished arms at the expense Of or
by the authority Of the State Of Ohio,
and if so by whom and by what authori-
~.
Mr.. Swain offered for adoption the
following joint resolution.
WHEREAS, The peoPhe Of the United
Strter have just emerged from a long
and bloody civil strife; and whereas, they
are DESTROYS that peace land quiet shall
reign throughout the land and whereas,
it is well known that efforts are being
made by certain members of Congress to
depose and remove from Office the Presi.
dent Ct the United States and whereas,
we believe that such a course would be
impolitic, unwise and unjust, and would
be the means of creating discord and
civil strife in our midst therefore
Resolved By the General assembly o.
the State Of Ohio, That we enter our sol
emn protest against every ard all efforts
made by the Congress Of the United
States, looking to the impeachment anG
removal from Office of the President o.
the United States, based upon mere pre-
tense or for political or selfish objects.
The resolution was tabled.
THURSDAY.
In the Senate, the bill repeating the
act granting license and regulating tay
ems, was taken up. Mr. May advocated
the passage of the bill, on the grount
that the old laws 10 question cumber the
statute books, and are useless, and mostly
obsolete. Besides, he could not see VIII
tavern keepers, more than others should
be taxed for the privilege of carrying on
their occupations.
After further discussion, the bill wa.
pasScd-yeas 25, nays l..
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Sale of Real Estate.

BY virtue of an order Of sale issued by
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
County, Ohio, in the case of Juliet Kcl.
logg VS.. Augustus Kellogg and others, to
me directed, | will Offer at public sale at
the dCot of tho Court House in said
County, on
Monday, The 4M day Of MarcA, A. D. 81,
at 10 o'clock'A, NJ of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in
the County OF Ashland, and the State of
Ohio, to. wit Part of the North east quar-.
ter Of Section number nineteen (l9),
township twenty two icy, and range six.
teen. (l6), and bounded on the North by
lands owned b. Henry Hockey, on the
East by lands owned by John Smalley,
and on the South and West by lands own.
ed by Noses KIM, containing five and
one lalf acres. Also a part of lot
number nineteen (l9) in the incorpora.
ted village OF Ashland, being a strip off
the west side o. said lot running the
lengfh thereof and lying adj AGENT 10 Chuch
street, twenty-five feet in width except.
ing the portion Of said strip heretofore
sold by said Burr kellogg to one Samuel
Smith.
Terms of sale, one third cash on the
day oil sale, one third ia one and one third
in two years from day of sale with inter.
est deferred payments, to be secured by
a mortgage on the premises sold.
j. D JONES,
Special Master.
Jan. Goth, 1866, 4w SO.
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OHIO LEGISLATURES
MONDAY, U 2s.

In tho Senate, a resolution for ad.
journment sine die on the first Of March,
was adopted Various petiops we're pre-
scented and refused.
In the House, the resolution thanking
Congress for granting impartial suffrage
to the citizens Of the District Of Colum
bia, was taken from the table, and, after
various attemp. by reput Iicans to pre-
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MORALITY
AMI G

The abolition organ Of northern Ohio
The Cleveland Leader, speaks thus o
the withdrawal Of GOveruor:Cox, from
denomination for Governor
1.-THE announcement made in Govcruoi
Cox's letter to General Coyen that HI
would not be a candidate for re election
has taken the public by surprise. 1t hal
been generally taken for granted that HI
would enter the lists. The conclusion Il
which the Governor has come is a wis,
one. H0 is a good Governor, careful, in
dustrious and energetic, of ~scrupulou,
honesty and scholarly culture. In the
discharge Of the duties peculiar to his Of
fce. he has succeeded admirably. But he
was not in accord with the Union party
~ the great issues of the day, and he was
indiscfeet enough to make that want Of
harmony prominent. His "0bcrlin let.
ter arguing against giving the ballot to
the negroes of the United States, and his
Washington letter, written soon after
Johpson's 22d of February harrangue, in
which he sugar coated that gentleman as
much as possible, are instances Of a ten.
dency as impolitic as it is opposed to pro.
gress. We have no doubt that Governor
Cox is conscientious in his views. But
they are, as we believe, and as the Union
party believes, mistaken views, and, after
he has unfortunately made them SO promi,
uent as ho has, the party would comprom-
Use itself by r%enominating him. We are
therefore glad that be has withdrawn his
name"
We arc assured that Governor Cox has
acquitted himself in his official duties with
honesty, integrity and energy but that
he is not an available candidate because
of his admitted competency! 1t is re-
markable that a party that claims all the
honesty, integrity, talcut and respectable
ity should reject elfaithful Governor be-
cause of these qualifications. 1t is admit.
ted, that if he had been a sneaking, can't
ing, whining radical, with just sense
enough to assert, that no was equal to a
Congo niger, the Leader and its party,
would have given him an undivided sup.
port. But he was not dishonest enough
to conceal bis real repugnance to negro
Acknowledgement and impartial suffrage,
and therefore was not in harmony with
those who go into extaCies over the odor
Of the dear African. The Republican
party, so called, intend therefore, to insist
on striking the word Uh,te from our Con.
stituiiou, and on comforting the ballot on
the negro; and hence, no candidate can
be supported for the Office of Governor,
that will not cheerfully endorse the new
idea Of progress What shall be thought
Of such a party when honesty, integrity,
energy, andA conscientious discharge Of
official duties are deemed disquaIifcations
for an official trustY Ben Butler and
Ashley, and the ten thousand other
thieves that arc eating up the substance
of the people, can be placed in the list of
republican saints, but honest Governor
Cox is to be rcpudiated because of his
integrity Served him right! He should
have had more sense than to have Joined
q party reeking in cOrruption-aiming to
destroy the Union-md intent on over.
throwing the liberties Of the people.
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Democratic State Ticket.

Far Governor,
ALLEN G THURMAN, of Franklin
Lieutenant Governor,
DANIEL 8. UHL, Of Holmes;
Treasurer Of State,
G. FULTON, Of Crawford;
auditor Of State,
JOHN McELwEE, of Butler;
Attorney General,
FRANK II. HURD, Of Knox;
Supreme Judye,
THOMAS NJ. KEY, Of Hamilton
Comptroller of the Treasury,
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, of Williams
Member Board. of Public Works,
ARTHUR HUGHES, of Cuyahoga.
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Dry Goods.

Merinos that sold for $3.50 will be s.ld Tor
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for $l'Oo-all other in proportion. t.
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PREPARATION OF

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no. Bottles, 81.
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Nothing Of general interest was done
in either branch of the Legislature to.
day.
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2w34.
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BLACK Silks. !


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SENArE.-The Bankrupt bill was un,
der consideration, but without action, the
Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-Tho Senate bill to regulate
the tenure Of tfice was discussed but no
action was taken upon it.
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