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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31

An important bill was introduced in the
House ou the 2lst by Mr. Williams, and
referred to the Judiciary Committee, pro-
viding that all eases brought before the
Supreme Court. in which is involved the
validity of United States statutes. or the
construction ofthe Constitution, or the OPP
position of State laws To the Constitution,
shall be heard only before full bench, and
that no decision shall he given against any
United States statute without the concur
renee of all the Judges Objection being
made. the Honse voted to receive the bill
Yeas IOI, Nays 80. 1t may be that here
is a way by which a check can be imposed
upon the enormous political power now
welded by the Supreme Bench. From
the present temper of the majority of the
Judges, it is plain that the people to whom
power belongs must find some remedy
against the ecroachments of the judicial
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31
The Temperance Question.

EDIToRs REPUBIIoAN.-Thc temperance
organization of this place-the |. o. q. T.
whose motto is Faith, Hope and Charity,
are strong abcttors of your course concern
ing the temperance question, and it is the
PRAYER Vt its members, as well rs of every
other good man and woman, that your
hammering upon the anvil Of true
philanthrophy may produce fire that shall
refine the gold and consume the dross; that
as result of yonr efforts in cause so glo-
rious, you may feel the friendly grasp of re
deemed inebreiates who shall claim you as
their bcnefictor and guide. When in af-
ter years we shall have been freed from the
corrupt institutions here, and the simmering
still ceases to send us its freightage, may you
hope to feel the warm pressure Of the hand,
so ardent, that involuntarily the eve ex-
poets to sec jewel left in the palm
We might enumerate score of persons.
once pleasant companions on the pathway
of life, who have fallen early victims to the
accursed appetite for strong drink. While
standing sadly by their dishonored graves,
we have asked ourselfifth there are no means
to stay the rayages of this fell destroyer,
and when petitions have failed and remon-
straaces have been spurned by those who
coul |, if they would, at least throw obsta-
cles in the way ofrum selling, do not blame
us il we have urged that right which is
above law and beyond precedent-the right
of self If-preseryation--and have advocated
the use OF the mallet and gimblet. In the
town of Carlisle Hill, on the Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana railroad,
not 4 saloon pollutes the corporation; at
Oberlin, Ohio, there are no saloons; AMI
other places, also, have exercised pro
gressive spirit, AMI forbid The infamous and
damnaalc traffic in ardent spirits to be car
ried on in their midst; and in our opinion
the traffic is as much an evil here as else
where.
We are told 10 fight the drunkard aud
not the saloon keeper: 10 allow the means
of intcxicaiion unbritlled license and only
punish those who have not strength OF
character 10 resist its potent influence
II mea were bra with filly developed Gic-
ulties, endowed with iulgnent and capa
be of choosin, between good an,l evil this
mi yht be the proper remedy. But we have
to deal wi Ii man as he is. Shall We allow
the young and unsuspecting to acquire IBIS
fdalhl5it, SHALL we wait till appetite has
fixsd its firm grasp upon their natures. un
til imbrutel AMI madlehed b. drink, they
commit some crime that will make them
ancnable to the law? No, thousand
times, no. La us preserve them from temp
tation by driving King Alcohol, his apollo
gists and offenders. from the laud.
"From bar press, pulpit, ets t the m everywhere.
BY dnt Of fasting, if You fail by prayer"
tE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31

Of Congress and needless of the execution
of the laws designed to afford protection
Whilst we Indignantly maintain that An
drew Johnson, is and should be held res
ponsible for the murders and assassinations
rs well as the general abuse of Union meu
and freedmen in the South We are painfully
constrained TO believe that the continuation
of his course has been too much encourag-
ed by the fOrbearing policy of Congress.
That body has a duty to perform in vindi-
eating its claim 10 power. as much so as in
the performance Of any other duty. To ii
is contided the high power amongst other
powers To restrain and consiraia every 9TH
er department of The Government, 10 act
within the sphere of It's jurisdiction. 1t
was armed with the power ofimpeachment,
and made politically supreme for this very
purpose. II Is bound by lis Official oath TO
discharge this duly as well as all others
Painful as the task IN ~ be- AMI distressing
to the sensibilties of our people. necessity
imp )ses on Congress the requirement of
maintaining allirma;ively, and by all con
slitulional means, lis political preroga
tiyCS"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31
& Slight Mistake.

A little incident transpired in a
family circle in Portland the other
evening that is too good to keep.
The kitchen of the family is presided
over by a good looking domestic
whom we will call Mary Ann; she
rejoiced in the attentive devotions
of manly young male servant, en-
ployed by neighboring family,
named John. Now, such were Johns
relations with the fair Mary Ann
they were engaged just like any
body's folks-that he was in the
habit of entering his inamorata's do
main without the forma,ity of knoci
ing. And be it known that the lord
of the mansion had been absent sew
eral days, and was expected home
by the evening train On that even
ing the mistress of the house sat in
her boudoir waiting i'll expectation
of the coming of her husband,
Shortly she heard Or thought she
did, his familiar footstep at the side
doo., his usual place of entry. and
dashing down the stairs in the dark
ness she precipitated herself in his
arms. a loving, linge ing kiss was
imprinted on the cheeks of the repre-
sentative of the sterner sex. He
answered not but pressed her closer
to his bosom. How long this thing
would have gone on is not easy for
us to say, had not the adjoining
door been thrown open by the
pretty Mary Ann with light in her
hand, when what a sight was reveal
ed to all three.-Mary saw her hand
some mistress in the arms other own
lover, John; the mistress saw not
her expected spouse, but Mary AIMS s
man: and John-well he was so
dumb founded, (supposing that he
was hugging Mary Ann all the time
that he could not see anything. In
the midst of the muddle the husband
entere,, and the tableau vivant was
complete. lie soon comprehended
the affair, however, and had too
much sense to scold his wife for her
carelesness, or to keep so good a joke
to himself, but he never imagined it
would get into the papers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31


The LOYAL Southern Association of this
civ, composed of large number of infiu-
eniial Southern men who have been obliged
to leave their homes because of persecu-
ton, will, on Monday next through Thom-
as j. Durant, its President, lay before Con
gress an urgent appeal, of which the fell
lowing is an extract: The President after
repeated assertions by Congress as to its
legislative power and In opposition to the
Executive power, and, also i'm opposition
to the expressed will of the loyal people of
the nation at the ballOt-bOx, still persists in
a contumacy that. if allowed to prevail,
will virtually unhinge the government
framework of the United States under the
Constitution. The attempt to hold i'm sub
ordination. to keep under the ban of disa-
bltv the Union element, and to hold it in
subsection to the rebel element, is political
course that can find no apology or excuse.
II is as suicidal TO the life of the nation as
il is unjust and wicked in purpose. That
portion ofthe Southern people who have
voluntarily abiured their allegiance to the
Government of the United States, and rs
the highest evidence of abjuration reviled
and denounced and made war against it,
and which have thus become the enemies
%
been the people almost exclusively favored
by participation in political power. He
has made The support of his usurpation the
teS of his favOritism and encouragement,
whilst opposition to it has drawn from him
an exhibition of malicious animosity.
Andrew johnson has assisted to restore
them to temporary power under pretended
State organizations. He has diligently
worked and co operated TO assist them in
the exclusion of the Union people of the
So1th for the benefit of such only as would
uphold the acts of a depraved tyrant, re-
bu1ed by the voice and verdict of an in
dimant people. He still persists In bis at
rodous policy of giving the control Of the
South to rebels, as unrepentant of their past
crimes as the loyal people of the United
States are determined to establish and
MAINTAIN protective Government. 1t Is
maintained by this Association, by Con-
gress and by the loyal people ofthe United
Staes, that Congress alone has the power,
and the exclusive power to establish, main
tair and secure, under laws to be enacted,
protective republican Governments in these
Southern States. We further maintain that
no progress is possible to be made as long
as Andrew Johnson shall be permitted to
stand on his usurpation, defying the power
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31
Aleu- Adrertis

u A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF
MARRIAGE, containing. nearly 800 pages.
and l30 fine PLATE ENGRAVINGS of the
Anatomy of the Human Organs in state Of
Health and Disease, with Treatise on Earl,
Errors. its DeploraDle Consequences upin the
Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan OF
Treatment-ihe only rational and successful
mode of Cure. a. shown by the report of cases
treated. truthful adviser to the married.
and those contemplating marriage. who enter
tain doubts of their physical condition. Sent
free Of postage to any address, on receipt of
25 cents in stamps or postal currency, By al
dressing DIR. La CROlX, No. 81 Maiden
Lane, Albany, n. Y. The author NAV be
consulted upon any Of the diseases upon
which his book treats. Medicine sent to any
par, OF the world.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31

ployment, shall be deemed and are hereby
declared to be high misdemeanors and up
on trial and conviction thereof. every per-
son guilty thereof shall be punished by fine
not exceeding ten thousand dollars, or by
Imprisonment not exceeding five years, or
both said punishments, in the discretion OF
the court; provided, that the President shall
have power after the adjournment to make
out and deliver the commission of persons
whose appointment TO office has been adj
vised and consented TO by the Senate.
SEC. T. And be it further enacted, That
it shall be the duty of the Secretary of the
Senate, at the close ho each session thereof,
to deliver TO the Secretary OF the Treasury,
to each of his assistants, 10 each of the Au-
ditors and to each ofthe ConpIroilers in the
| Treasury, and 10 the Treasurer and to the
Register of the Treasury. a full and COM
plete list, duly certified, of all the persons
who shall have been nominated TO and re-
iecied by the Senate during such session;
and like like list of all the offices to which
nominations shall have been made, and not
confirmed and filled At such session.
SEC, s. And be il further enacted, That
whenever the President shall, without the
advice and consent Of Senate, designate,
authorize or employ any person to perform
the duties of any Office, he shall forthwith
notify the Secretary of the Treasury then
of it, and il shall be the duty OF the Secre
tarv of the Treasury thereupOn to cOmmu-
nicate such notice to all the proper ac-
counting and disbursing officers of his de-
partment-
SIC .. And be il further enacted. That
no money shall be paid or received from
the Treasury, or paid or received from or
retained out of any public moneys or funds
of the United States, whether in the Treas
ury or not, to, or by, or for the benefit OF
any person appointed to or authorized TO
act in, or holding or exercising the duties
or functions OF any office, contrary to the
provisions of this act Nor shall any claim
account, voucher, order, certificate. war
rant. or other instrument providing for or
relating to such payment, receipt or reten-
ton be presented, passed, allowed, approx
ed, testified or paid by any officer OF the
United States. or by any person exercising
the functions or performing the duties of
aav Office or place of trust under the Uni
ted States. for or in respect to such office,
or the exercising or performing the fune-
tions or duties thereof; and every person
who shall v.o'aie any of The provisions of
this section shall be deemed guilty olN high
misdcmeanor. ard upon trial and eonvic-
ton thereof shall be punished therefor b. a
i,ne not exceeding ten thousand dollars, or
bv Imprisonment not exceeding ten years
or both said punishmcn;s, in The discretion
of the Court.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31

In the New Jersey Legislature on the
22d, day Hon. Frederick T. Freelinghysen,
was elected United States Senator for
term of two years from the 4th of March
next, to I'LL the vacany caused by the de-
cease of Senator Wfight. The Democrats
voted for Hon. j. p. Stockton.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31
IMPARTIAL SUFFERINGS

Neither Wealth. Refinement. Station. o" Cuudi-
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irritabiity, distressing apprehensions and all
those troublesome complaints that invite pre-
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Wholesale Druggists, Ill Chambers street,
ny
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31
BUSINESS CARDS.
FashirqabIo Tailoring.
Neil & Force

Have opened fashionable Tailor shop in the
above DaTls N & co.'s store in the Hew brirk row
the side of Michigan Street.
or'lrrs. .SpI..iic,I. Satisfaction warranted.
Special attention Is,ii a cutting
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31

The President, it is reported, has deter
mined to appoint General Townsend Ad-
jutant General of the army in place of Lor-
EMO Thomas, who is about to be placed on
the retired list.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31

In the Wisconsin Legislature on the 22d,
Hon. Timothy o. Howe was reelected
United States Senator for six years from
the fourth of March next.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31

WANTED, Agents to sell General Basil W.
Dukes "fiistory of Morgan's Cavalry" Ev.
erybody buys it. Agents are making 800
per week For choice of territory, address
GEO. b. FEssENDEN, Publisher, Ia Main ST.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31

A st. Louis dispatch says that Governor
Fletcher has instituted libel suit against
the Missouri Republican, claiming one hum
dred thousand dollars damages.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-01-31
WEDDING CARDS.

Silver D.sur4,itr-=- S"tarial >-al>. Marriage.
Oh i-r Z si.,l Tisitins tstrsi~. H uulIe AID
P.-f-ct ~5yl; tn Frosted ani >hrll Cards fne
Welding Stationery. g.. At ". T. WHITES,
Eagrtv~r Il >sath e1uk ST.. Chic.tga, III.
OF. Is. Is. 81 VI