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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-03
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-03

81 ahemt Rsmiusfpn, bic speItberiibmts
MftrotogIftin ,inb fonnambuIiftii5e 8 nieberin be
i9reibt. Ipabrenh e in ensnr Heafebenben 3uitanoe
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ungetenrer Stdrfe, senannt Rip60motrsp, Elm pca=
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AuifIirung.
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Sahrifanten.
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notwithstanding iibsr bic beften 6abritate aoHSoms
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ierne 9abmen uno ale inebernen Berbeiierunsen. -
Sebes SHitrumsnt aaf, fiinf Sabre saarantitt anb
weroen inter Aufiid5t bes Serrn s. 8. gropefe cen,
fabrisirt. Der eiie prdfif9e Grdbrune BON iber IS
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tate 10000 Dollars biaise, Gu uertufen, ais II
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-03

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sunsen aasn, e4wd3en, staGrfeB, so4seva4fee
men, 4ipDeru fletn -
nbeit bic nod Da6 nor Rlars8m eiten lgnr tgitn
bets erjebnt,
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Der ueberf9nb am erften 5aHaar 1867. SOP 1888
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-03
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rpcrben iofort bllrd bic bTafantfdbe Guarana, Elm
pfansie Sub1dni aus BraitIieh, Die bort non jeber
I'M GeErGudt gerueien, gebeilt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10

REDU cT4oS OF Our NAYIoSAL DER -
The financial statement for the LIST Of
September shows an encouraging con-
dition OF the National debt The aggre-
gate amount Of the debt, less cash in
the Treasury, is s2,5O5, 5e6 .os5--a ma
terial decrease as compared with the
last monthly statement just two
years have elapsed since the debt at
tanned the maximum figure, and it is
therefore interesting at this time TO see
what progress has been made towards
its liquidation. On the LIST of Septem-
Der, 1865, the debt amounted, in round
figures. to IS, 100000 On the LIST
Of September last year, it had been re-
dueed by the payment of s124,0OO,O00,
Another reduction, amounting TO 1885,
600, 900 has been made during the year
just past making q total decrease OF
$3.50, 100000 within the past two years
At tins rate OF dlminution the entire
debt win be liquidatod in just twenty
years hence. II is not probable, how
ever, that it will be liquidated just
twenty years hence. 1t is notprobable,
however,, that it will be so rapidly dim-
inished hereafter At the last session
of Congress the revenues we're materi-
ally reduced, SO as to tighten the bur
den of taxation, and this policy will be
carried still further at the next session.
There is no special object in hurrying
the payment of the debt, and as the
people need their money for the extern
sion of business and the development
of the nations resources, it is better to
/ tighten taxation and make debt pay
ments correspondingly smaller. f
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10

Gen Grant has with drawn his LETT
ter protesting against Sheridan trans
fer, and has promulgated the order re-
lieving Sheridan and appointing Han
cock, Just as it was written by the Pres
ident. II turns out on close exami-
nation of the Reconstruction act, that
Grant is not vested with SO much pow
or as has been generally supposed. =
Here is brief statement of the Recon
|struction so far as the power OF the
General OF the army is concerned: Sec
ton of that bill provides that ,'the
General Of the army of the United
States be inve sted with all the pow
ers of supervision, removal, appoint
ment and details granted in The pre-
ceding section to District Com
manders." BY the ID section the Gen
eral of the Army is limited to co-ordi-
nate and supervisory powers in regard
to suspension, removal. appointment
and detail II any District Comm an
der appoints disloyal persons to the
civil or municipal Offices within his
district, Gen. Grant can remove them
or if the District Commander suspends
or removes loyal incumbents, the Gen
eral of the Army can annul his action,
thereby reinstating the removed offici-
ais; but Grant now thinks his authority
seems to be limited to these co-ordi.
nate and supervisory powers in regard
to suspension. removal, appointment
and detail. II, for instance, the Com
mander Of the 9Th District should issue
an order, under the advice Of the Pres
ident. to postpone the election ordered
by Sheridan in Louisiana in September
Gen. Grant would have no power TO in.
terfere
| It's to be regretted that Congress
overlooked so important Q matter, and
gave the President 80 much power
This power win be used by the Presi
dent, to the detriment. we fear. Of The
Reconstruction act We quote from
the Boston journal
At FIRST view 1t seems surprising thal
Congress should have overlooked . mat
ter 80 important, especially when called
together in extra session to remedy prev.
ious Legislation covering this very GROUND
But ct that time Hheridan's removal 81
Gov. Wells had directed public atten-
ton wholly 10 the collision with 6ia.s
officials, 70 the neglect Of other matt exr
Of administration, which did not Their
seem ikelyto provoke any controversy
But IL Is owing to this inattsntiEs leg.
isIation that Gen. Grant Now finds his
bands fsttsred IN dealing with Q vital
point Of the reconstruction policy. We
/ sim believe that be has 70 direct 3 Dis.
/ trict Commander in advance as to hil
subordinatee and al lecai 0fIicials- TIM
being iuferabls from his power 10 over
rule the District Commanders action
upon such officers or 10 appoint and
10 remove them himself But IN The
present exigency there would probabl,
b. no advantage IN issuing such orders
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10

GEx. GRANr-The Boston Adver-
tiser truthfully Gays Of Gen. Grants
administration Of affairs at tho War
Department:
In spite Of the painful impression
which Gen. Grants accession TO the
War Office undoubtedly produced in
the minds Of many Republicans. the
presence Of that officer in that depart
ment il to-day one of the few grounds
for hope and confidence in the present
condition Of affairs at Washington. -
The public have begun TO feel that Gen
Grant stands as faithful guardian Of
the interests which are seriously threat :
ened. The stand taken by him with
reference 10 subordinate military com
manders has proved that Congress did
not mistake when il trusted the whole
work Of reconstruction 10 his hands
The powers Of the War Department ars
safely managed vhilo under his charge
and while other members u tho Cabi-
not stand al the Presidedt's mercy, ey-
efybody feels,.--even MFR johnson him.
self, we suspect, now feels. that Gen.
Grant Is to-day much too
important man to be managed or
hustled into or oat Of Office rs On ordi-
nary political Secretary may BE-.
II nas nOw become apparent b ell
that Gen Grant Is in decided opposition
10 the Presidents course, and that 20
far ~ his temporary acceptance Of tho
War Department being oecasionod by
a sympathy with the policy Of the ad-
minisEration, II was probably the result
Of an entire distrnat Of Dir Johnson
and Of . desire 10 save The Office from
failing into the hands 81 : politician Of
the Presidents school
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10


over tie oourss 4 ssa.ang ths plstric;
CoNnsntcI ae;toil "a Ally gwen case.
and then etheF approving ~ REJECTING
il Gen GrsAt, theretofe- most rslac-
tantly, We have no doabt---has come 30
the conclnsaon % let the Presidents
orders 10 the Distinct Commanders re-
ferrod 70 above pass ID the shape given
them IN the secret counsels OF the White
House.
Tbs apshol Of she whole matter thus
far il. that Gen Hancock and BITE is .
test case that VIII be found 20 have
power as a precedent IN the other dis
tricts-goes 70 New Orleans al liberty
10 unsettle ali that Sheridan has accom-
phshed, SO far ~ the law VIII allow him.
lie can reopen registration and extend
it 10 the first day Of October, thus Civ
ing the rebels another chance, which
they viii need no further Executive
hints 10 make tho most Of Or, he can
postpone at pleasure the election Of del.
gates 10 the convention to frame d con.
stitution thus giving time for the rob.
el leaders To mature their plans and
concentrate their powers for mischief
He viii also appoint the numerous on
ficers to superintend the election, and
although they viii be subject TO the dis
approval OF the General Of the army. il
the great majority Of cases il may b,
impossible TO detect unworthy appoint
ments till their evil effects are accomp
hshed. Moreover, in his power OF ap
pointment, he can. if so disposed. dc
much to give an unfair bias TO the yoic,
OF the people. Now we do not propos,
to prejndgo Gen. Hancock. He ma,
be q man Of good intentions, but h
certainly goes TO the 9th District unde
the most inauspicions circumstances. =
| One thing is certain so far as the vii
/ OF Andrew johnson can avail in thi
change. judging from the temper b
has already displayed and from hi
known advisers and instigators, moth
ing is to be expected but aid TO nnro
| pentent treason and stabs at tho life Q
the loyal cause.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10


The State Fair opens at Brattleboro
to-day and continues four days. Over
$4,000 in premiums WILDE awarded. -
The annual address will be delivered on
Thursday by President Angel, Of the
State Agricultural College.
Mr.. j. f. Cross, lessee OF the Amer
lean House, Montpelier, was found in
his room at 8 p NJ Tuesday, dead,
from pistol ball through the heart, -
The pistol was found at his side. The
report of the pistol was heard vt ii A.
M, but no notice was taken of Il, until
Cross was missed from the house.
The Post Offices at Bradford, Lud-
low Castleton, Manchester, Vergennes,
Fairhayen and Sheldon have been nd
ded to the list ofpostal money-order Of
fees in Vermont
The Vermont commissioner TO tho
Paris exhibition, who has kindly been
investigating the matter, reports that
he ia satisfied there is not the least
chance for any member of the Wilson
family in this country to get dollar or
an acre of land from the property of
Robert Wilson, Earl of Warwick, whose
defendants they assume TO be- Nor
does he think the Jenningses or the
Browns likely to be more lucky than
the Wilson's Indeed, he gives it as his
belief that "every one who has paid q
dollar for scrip, or for the investigation
OF these claims, had better charge it
Immediately to profit and loss, and
make no more investments in these
worthless schemes"
HoRRIBIE CALAMITY AT BuRLfSoToN. -
On Friday, the stand on which were $500
persons attending the county fair, broke
down, precipitating its occupants in q
mass among the ruins, and iDjuring
sixty-fye persons, some severely, but
fortunately killing none. John $. Storrs
brother of Dea. G. w Storrs Of Mont
pelier, had two ribs broken and was Sc
| verely injured in the head. His death
was reported this morning, but we trust
enormously, John NJ Dyer, Senator
elect from Addison county, is reported
bailey bruised, Col j. ID. Atwell, Of
Vergenues, bailey injured, and Mrs
Minerva Pierce OF Winooski dangerous.
| ly. Many suffered dislocation Of limbs
and some viii be NAMED for life. ii
will be wonder il some do not die o.
their injuries. The Times says the stand
was repaired and strengthened for the
occasion; but this terrible calamity
is proof that the work was not thor.
oughly done.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10

Magnolia Water. "A delightful toilet
srtcle--snpraior Cologne, and at bali the price
A gentleman Of great medical knowl-
edge says that more genial, WHOLESOME and effse
tuAl tonic and sppetizkF thar Drske's Celebrated
Plantation bitters discovered. lie recon-
mends II for Dyspepsia, for Liver Complaint, ~
Exhaustion. Weakness, for 3 want of Appetite, and
Tor Mental Depression. II IL 40 Agreeabls stlmnisnt
aud 10 equally adspted Do young and Old. Psrs o
Of sedshtaFy habits like elsrgymea, lssysra, msr-
ehsnts and delicate females are particularly benefit
ed By 10 use.
Putrid Sore Throat. The best remedy
that has ever besa discovered for this dasadfai de
ease i Johnsons Anodsns Lnimsat. We DO but
simple Justice TO the medicine, a. well - 70 the pub
lie, wslee We Feccmoend The aane for geBeral use.
Halifax On. So Daiiy.
We are instructed 10 informe The
fs~dsrs a tie Jouruai that II PAsssns' Psrgatixs
Pills fri Ia any instance % give sstisfastlop. lks
money shall bs refgadsd. Cut oai bis notice snd
tade L with yon.
Save Your Doctors Bill'a-W When Or.
w;sseys Balssm a wIld Cherry vii euU coughs.
esds bseadias q the lungs, and arrest the isl des
trnver. ConsHmption Il 6oss more mat moss pkgaas
esss car Do The use u single bostAs eoating ezs
5sas, viii saflsfv ths iaeFeduious tat they nssa
Essk no further toT the Ts4ssfsa ~.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10

A dispatch from Fort Hays states
that 40 iniarlnAsiou bal been reserved
from the force sent against ths Indians,
although il was believed thai several
battles bad taktu place The Iadlans
say they do not whsh peace. and threat.
ca 10 kiil the Commissioners Il possible.
A telegram from general Augurs head
quarters reports an attack upon q goy-
eminent train pear Fort c. +. smith
on The 10th ult, ending with the m
pulse Of the Indians A battle took
place ON the 27th ult. between two
bands 81 Soak. ia which several sayages
were killed. Some facts compiled from
official documents throw more light NJ.
on our Indian troubles Letters from
General Hancock aud Others, written
some time ago, make IT appear that the
savagos we're bent npon war. and had
no honest intention Of keeping the
peace with the settlers, They sent nu-
merous threats 70 the agents. ordered
the military not 10 cut wood, and wound
up by sending in q message requiring
the removal Of the soldiers, or they
would help them to leave the country.
The Indians also expressed their dead.
ed determination not to permit the con.
struction of o railroad through thoii
grounds. Upon Gen. Hancock moving
his forces among them, the impression
prevailed that he had como to murdel
them and destroy their villages. Tn.
compilation closes with an account d
numerous murders and dsprodAtions
by the redskins.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10

Gen. Grant has issued az order ior.
bsdaing eomnAAaers u tbs Sohshesn
military districts T. make appointments
70 ciFil ofRoe d persons who have been
removed BY themselves 0r their pretie-
oossors II tie President desires the
restoration q any Of tie deposed civil
officers he must nov sppeal 70 6ieuerai
.GranL Who has supreme pouer IN The
matter, ard il N tie only thing which
the reconstruction acts place wholly IN
bis control The President ran make
no issue on this point for there Is no
doubt about the terms o. the law. He
may indeed contend that the provision
il unconstitutional, because il attempts
TO reduce bis prerogativcs ~ comman-
der-in-ehief bat be IS debarred from
that plea BY having accepted and mn
dertaken To enforce The acts as they
stand. notwithstanding his constitution
al objections II is not probable that
he viii make any attempt to annul this
order Of Gen, Grant. although Il baulks
what has been supposed to be his main
object in displAcing Gen. Sheridan.