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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17

$ocnte Dor 8 Sassn, pcS 0a6tS, fiel bel unS
2 Boil Sd,nes 98cter rben in bem GauntD
icll berlelbc obcr 3ca ticf sewrlen iein. SaS
g8ctter blrb faIt, uno in Der Nad)t bonn lebtcn
Yttwoh uuf ben Oonncrltag, fng eS piebcr al
81 ibnciCn unb ilpdr bc einem bcben sBinos
10 cdB piclc StraBcn BugeblaBen morcen lnb
nnp al Gin nn9ebinbertc5 6oriEommen gar nht
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ben bieiigcn @abncn wurbcn febr aufgebaItsn
cper 5urif9eiuorfen. sSie bicl S6nee fieI, III
idpcr 81 beItimmen = 10 bicI ipilsn mir abtr
raB mir in ben lebten 53 SGbren nur gang ipc-
nil unangrnebmcre Sage erlebt boben al5 pie
Der lcBte Scnncritag geipcien it, Die StraBen
iino obtr icBt gebrcbcn = -allc5 gebt isinen gs'
mpbnIidcn Sang nur ctipaS lcbbaftcr = bic
SdIittcnbabn 1T sicmtib gut bic Sdlittsn.
unb SdcIlen-&crtdufw gang fiber alIe MaoBcn
flsibi9 bcihdftigt Der Sotter bat aud) leinen
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III ar { bn n-Som Col G. i'm babtn2 Sa
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Sadcn MAIDEN ptrben
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
Bre3ersicn ! 6ro3ereien

Sd in Der Silp'iebenten StraBe jtpiI6en Der
ESalnut unb Union, in Naentalln, ba betreibt
| don ieit Ginger 3eit Gin Sor Sobu Oiebl
pas @rc5er q ei6dft- unb baB cr
bang nn9anblid ipoblfsil pertauit, bisS fdn9t
hub all ilbsrall betannt 81 pcrben = ipie or cs
fber tbun fam, baS 1T baS @dtbIeI Bum She'll
|tnnen mir ben Srascnpen i6On ,,rauSbelfen +"
|lnc bisS 1T, baB er feline 0eIddfte lei b 4 be.
|or9t nnc nidt 3 bis todnbe aus leinen Yro.
ften 6u bc5abIen braidt-unb babel gcbt cr gan,
,iritt" ein filr uidneIe Serfdufe nnb tcine
Frcfte" - ipie ceS cin eber quite 9uIines.
EUtann tbut sScr babcr @elb iparen mil an
|eincn Sro,ercicn, Der fam bies gan, unbeIreit,
par tbun--nnc ni6t nur tpenis lparcn icnctrn
p icI-pcnn cr bel ibm auruit, unb bielclbe bon
|bm tauft
sSer ipdrcn ipia Der muB probircn,
llnb BARI au6 feinen Sent perlicrcn;
Sa bei bem Oieb 1T grab Der Srt,
sSc man itcts 9ctpinnt fort uno fort
DS- Sir Butter, Gicr, IL. I. IN, bs,abIt CT i'm.
|ncr ben Dbdncn Warttprcis sE
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
Tin Rttern.

Seib singebent, baB eneS Der betcu Sinsc
pas pu fir reine 8inbcr tbun fannIf, 1T, bieleIb
in bic Sbue 5u Ididen unb ibnen cine Grjieb
nng 5n gcben. @ibt ibnen cinse quite gfdsr
9etouft in bem n6riebensbote BubnObr" boz
Z. Q. 9eiienrin 8 nnp 6 mp, in Naen.
taun, VA, ipc ibr alIe3ct baS 9rDBte. poblfcilit
nno bette N6ortemsnt, bon aaen Mrten 9idcl
finocn tDnnt Sober ioate Go i'm @cbd6tnii
baIten, baB rpenn Sbr Sil6sr bon irssno encl
Srt 5u baben winldt, baB Der bette 4Iab bic
lebe 5n faufea, in oem Stobr bon g. O. 9ei.
lenring unb gomp., in Nlentaun, in. 2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
Egr Fflfobr

Scrr MiltonS. &rdmer, bonn Gditobr
ipar Dor cinigen Sagcn ipicpcr in YbilapcIpbia
nnb SleuDort. lulD bat i6ipere Ginfdufc 9emadt
giS bic 3eituns Gu6 crreidt, wcrben bic Sitter
tpobl iton bier icill-abcr 9bt bann NAL N6t,
ipaS ca fir bic 6ciertage beranSiprin9en" prb
Sn Der Sbat, mir iinb beridtct, paB nod nie Gin
icld pradtbOaer Ginfauf na6 a0sntaun scicm-
men in. SQltct cS i'm @ebddtniB, cS 1T bicS Der
Gfitobr, al Der SScit, Samilton. n.StraBc, bem
;, ,Nbler i0ptel" gcrabe gcgenfbcr 2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
U(laemeiues Uuffeben

Sd, ausemeineS Nulicbcn in bicier Stabt, CT.
rcgcn bic berab9eiebtcn NIB auBercrbcntlid bill.
Iigen YrciBen, all btncn miere @abbarn, an bei
Wcit-Samilton StraBe, in Nllentaun, ndmd
bic Seucn 6. e. e 6 inner unb Comp, brt
Srofcnipaaren bcrtallfen = Ndbrli6 lie inr
ippitpobIfci SSe lie beS tbun tDnnen, IL
un0 obcr Gin @dtbiel-aber bag iie eS tbun, baS
lit cine o6dtt," bic nift perncint prrben tann.
Oabrr pcr ipobfeil faufc wl, Der sebe portbin.
9ctal, Sipcite sbire cbcrbab Dem ,,slcler @ait-
baliS" 2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
WiGenerpertb fur Ole Tam en-

Nus ben neuelfen Barrier Wobc- SournaIcn er'
ieben ipir, baB bic langen hatternben 9dnber,
ipel6e bic Samcn al bren Soiitcn unb Sodlien
tragcn, u6oIgt mir bem !" 9cnannt iperben.-
go fcIgct bonn bcm mad bem Stobr, Der Sirmu
aRiaer, S6reiberunb 60, id brdngenben Sali-
fen ipp Sbr Orb 8oObS, DreBpaaren bon allen
@att,rngtn, Sbaipl6 bon iebcr @rDBe, SalmO'
raj StirtS, Soocp StirtS Slaneae, SlantetS,
s)tuilens unb GaIicccS gut rnp 10 bils baB iit
falt gcldcnft lnc, fnben unb tanfsn tSnnet
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
Sefentlt&e 9Senbn

(Samita9s ben 2siten December, 1867,
I'M IL llbr 0titta9S, fol- an SauIe beS berlfcr.
benen 8etcr ebert in Seibslbsrg Saun.
idip, 9tda Gauntp, fcl9enoes beipesI6e giacn.
tbum o1entlid brrtauft ipsrben, ndmIi6:
33 8nl6sl @cgsen, 20 SuldeI s8ai,eu, 80
guldd Safer, 5tplden so unb 60 @uld,el
Welibtorn, cine Strobbanf, Sdrotfiffe, Elm,
Nnjabl Shbner, nnp nod anpere NrtfeI, Al Inn,
itdnbIid an5ufhbren
Die Seoinsunsen an Sage oeo gsrtaufS, bon
g.z Daniel @bert, e.,u,s
Ls>L Smen ebert, SFOre'
S0eIlpe IL, Ioot n92m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17

yin berrlidss jwtil iltdgtes badffinsrnss Saus
NIT einr anestaut.n 2.fBdistsn ai@e, iammt
stnsr SO brsilen Ssitfctts. e!ssen auf Dem Sdb.
bFliGen de btr 9tm unb SodUn GtrGbf.-
sBtio istr biais sssfauft
Gin 5rdItdstss badlsirsrnts 0obnbals nit
sinsr an9stauisn tadasiherrsa Sdtis. Saupt'
Rars l72 BEL 80 5ue Slide 10 lei l2 55us !;
e'Is9en auf Der rbrpliGsn Sslts Ger gpalnub
Strabf. 3mtffsn rtr 8tra unb 9ten.
@tn sp,iiSdisiss tadlsinnnes gBpbnbauS +
neuIi6 srtaut, seGesrn auf etr SRlets Der 9tfn
Strabe 3wlfen rrr gtfrp unS Worecn 4rtis
81 250
etns auf8citi4a:ts Vsuat ROtnuns auf hn
WoiSlste esr smo.n Strabe 3pIl6sn Der 8isn u
9isn. Sauplbaus, 25 bal 80; Spdis,nmsr Is
tel "a; Waf6fdde IA td 5. gGrO wpbtfrIl
perfaui;
Sir taditintrneS 5wsiRSdiettS Bp9ntaus -
oauptbaus III bel 80. NIT Sasfr esftdt In
gutrr Srfnur8; gels8rn auf bsr &GbIsiis Der
Sbrir StraBt 3wIl6'n Der 8itn uno 9'sn. 9rsIs
S125O
Gin SipdltdStcs tudlsntrnse 0ptnt1us.-- -
9auptbuui l6 bel 30; in Sucr Otrnuns; es.
lsssn nuf brr Ollsits Der 5m 5trae,, ;piI6sn
Der a1rHsr unp @ttir 9r,is 81 400.
Gin iwsilltdstte tadisinsrnts @ubntaue, In
outer SIfnuns 5aupts'tdlipe 20 td 32;-
&I6s ~ bd IA; 1,tr lGSa stlsssn auf Ter
Siefeae eer Balnub SlraGs, ,pI&sn Der 8sm
anp 9tsn
Gin swrIN6d stts 8rGm gctztaus, nit siner
sinhtdlstsn G,dm Sd&s nneetaut. ssl'0sn an rr
Ysnn Strabs, sdili&s Sstts. in sutsm 3ulianor.
aSilb pctlftiI psrtauft--S1150.
Gin sUrtrsiFtaes brdRtdstrS tad1elnernes
VOtntaue, nit II gder GtunS Sauptbaus
bat l8 <tutsn unO fam ale Gin SOttl sebrauGt
psrfen. 10 tat stnsn 5tdm &tte So ttt so
unb II Iii gutter SrbnlnS 8soinounaen lsist.
G'i'8tn In SGncdspjlle. erha Saunip, pa
Gin sws!iiSdisiee SrSm Bcbntaa5 in portuf.
ftSr Srenuns, nit einsm bafltnernn 5tal 20
BET 29, 70 iris elnfm Sis;sl adfr 9anb. (jslcs
s'n In S6n'dfpills, e'&a @aunip, ga
8. 8 @oo0, 6. 9. gtube.
December II. rotS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
Sefbdfts Wpti;en.
Hcr Weblfsile Qeler KleiosrIao

Gag man in bcm obi9cn 2aben, 9ebaIten burd,
E. V. " boa bS, bic wcblfeilItcn unb in alien
Einidten pcrtbsbafteiten 8lciper talfen fam,
|pirb bon Nlcn bod unb tbeuer" berli6ert bic
|e bort ibre Gintdufc mabtcn GS 1T baber and,
Gin sSnrloer, oaB icin Stpbr INNER boiler Sun.
Pen iit-oenn feline ci9cne SntereiIcn 81 itupirsn
i cincS Seocn 4fibt-unb Sober Iisbt Al lpa-
| I'll ipo CT fam. Sen icbi9er Stod 1T Der 9rrBts
II Der Staot nnc beitebt pabrli6 aus ben pcr>
bil9lidftcn @flter bic nur erbaItsn wcrpen tDn.
zen. &cr9eiiei ben Srt nidt, ndmIi6 go. II,
Ef'SamiIton Strabe in Nlentaun.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
2e6a Gauntp DatriDt.
Union t7atienal Gonprntien

Dc 9taticnal &cpubltaniihe Union Commit
tee. bat Niithppd)S Den 20len YRdi, unb Gbita9c
a0 Den Srt feiigeicSt. I'M Ganpcaten iilr Yre,
iipcnt unp Nice YreiiDent Der &sr Stdatsn. In
Grnennuug Sn bringcn Die Gcnpcniion bdttt
gu elmer bcpeuteno friberen 3eit itattfinoen loI.
lcn-uno 10 1T c5 auh nbt geid9t baB 1nlcrt
0ee9ateu ypei auS breimaI, ndd 9bieaso sebell
miiiu .opcr SoIbcn-unbg9crape beBbalb, ipsi
eS aud nod anbere Stdbte 9ibt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17

pyrSie Wtitgebr Der ,.SoIbutcn unb Sa-
lcr6 llnicn" ein burf bic ganjcn Screinisten
Staaten berbrctctcr nno iebr jabreiber &brper,
bat beibIciIen ebenfall6 cine @ational. .Gcnpen.
tcn abSubaltcn, um Ganbipaten fir Yreiibent
|nno Sicc @rciibcnt in Grncnnun9 3u bringen
Die Belt baju 1T nod nidt bcitimmt- bic
ielbe lc0 abscbalen ipsrben, nod che bic 8e>
|publitanldc Gcnbcnticn, in Gbeagc itattfinbet
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
nsyA NRou pcrnodl6Iiioe es uidt bic S,srid,

B9 Wan pcrno6ldiiige c5 nidt bic Seridtt
per Sdupter Der buidiebcnen 0epartementen 5ll
|sSaibAstcn, pel6e in unIcrcr belltissn Sum-
|mcr cri6einen, 5u leien, benn bieielbs inp in
tsreiiant uno scbcn iebr bid NufidluB, be5islid,
|anf bic an9clc9cnbeten Der Screinistcn Staaten
i'm Na9cmcinsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17

4&Sn Der IeBten 9pnncritu9 3o6t 1T gu
Sronton, in eclcm GauntD, Gin @nsine-!Saus,
me 9ebabt bon Yatrif @cGann, gdnjlid ME.
etrgebrannt' Wtan 9aHbt e5 iei ras Berf cine8
EU(orbbrenncrS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17

SS'Sic &epnbIifaniIde Webrbeit in Glib.
Fdrclina 1T etipa 10,000-llnb alabama 1T aui
le ndmIids Seite gesangen, nit ctipa II 900
lebrbeit
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17

&eW 9ort, 13. Deg. Sosutc @crmittaa
fm 10 ..llbr fubr, aIS Der 8ote Der 9ant bcs
Ftaat6 @ew Yort burd bic g8iliam StraBe
fabe Der SSalI 9ing unb In lcinem Sciise cine
Eade bate, bic Iber 80, 500, 900 in GbefS ent,
|ielt, ein S6litten init Mdnnern all ibn buan
Fno bicIt neben ibm an Die brei Mdnner Ipran-
ell aus; Giner er9rff ben Spten bcim Soalic unb
|icIt i'm, pdbrenb bic Nnoercn ibm bic Salbe
Ps9ridcn. Die Sanpe fiibr bierauf I6nea tcrt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
Derfauf Don 6tofantbeileu

Der N6tb. e amuel aRe9ole pertanft.
|eBte gSobe al W cIcome y. Yopell,
90 StcfantbeIc Der Mobert5' GiIen.Gcmpa9-
bic, fir Sc, $50.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
Wiro Gb pertaaen.

Seibs Dduier bc6 Gcn9reBcS babrn cincr @e>
|bluB angenommen um ii6 bonn 2Oitcn De-
fember biS 5um 6ten Sanuar ju bcrtagen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17

s1 6hr bic beitcn gigarrcn, @alldtabaf,
Santobot, Yfeifen Il. T. IN, II T. p, mug man
II y. .. &emmerer, an Der Sit>oamiltcn
EtraBe, in Nuentarn, 9erdoc ncbcn Der .llnab,
bdn9i9en 8epnblildner OffiS" 9eben, bonn ba
dnn man alleS bssinunber unp bred" ipcbIfciI
=rbaItcn .rrte 2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17

nsA-Sn YbIabeIpbia lducite ss lebte 9Sodc
anj peni9-bin9egsn aber fcl in g8aI6inston
|ieI Sd)nee
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17

B6r@cbet nad WtoB' ipoblfeilen 8u6IoBr,
Inn Cure Gbri TT 9s-@e 6tnte bu fan.
fen. Sein Stcd 1T sroB nno icrgfdlis aussc-
ipGblt 2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
0rtpdt=Serfluf
BON febGtbarem @iaentbnin,.
Der unteridriebcne bietct gum pripat &crfauf
an, fcI9cuoc6 Gigcntbum, ndmid):


Der unterlhriebene bistct 3um pripat &crfoul
an, fcI9cnoeS Gigcutbum, ndmlid:
SO. l.-@ine ib6ebare 9otte 9ano.
scesen in 3ionSbiae, SbcrmiIforb SaunIdip.
9e6a gauntD, all Der YertS unb 2cd)a Snrnpeif.
StraBei 9rdn5cno al 2ano bon ScnaS &crn,
Scnatb y. Scmmcrcr uno SIntbcnD Rcd)Iina
entbalttno 2N Ndcrunp Sc 68utben, 9cnauc5 Wtaak
Oarauf iine crridbtct Gin 5prihDfigtts badlfei.
- nerneS @obnbaus "a bei 90, Sdtpei.
sis; 5u"S6eucr, Staa bod bon Stein er,
Hki baut nno Der obCre She'll 6rdme
S6meinc-S Staa, .9aGofsn unb Gin badltcnerusS
SprinsbauS al elmer niefeblsnbcn SSoiIcrdueat
nabe bei'm gSobnbauic, aacS 10 gut ais ncu
llnsefdbr bic SodIftc bonn obigcn 9anpc iinb ppr,
,il9de SSicien unb Der 8eIt 1T bcrtrcIflid)eS
Sauano-au6 bcfinbct ld auf bcIa0tcr 2ottc
cine SerI6ieccnbeit bon ben olIcrbcitrn Sortcn
Obit oIS aepfcl, @irnen, 4haumen unr Sir.
lben, irie aud bon ben beitcn Sortsn Sraubcn.
$50. 2-gin eepii1es Stdd eano,
9ele9en nn9efdbr cine Sicrtcl 3ce Iiiplid, bon
bea9tem 3icnSpiae; 9rdnjenb all 9onp bon
StnrD Nctb, SimctbD Sbubcrt, Sacob Snbper
uno al bclo9tc Surnprit-S StraBe; entboItenb s
Nder uno 10 8utbtn, 9enaue6 WaaB. TaiIel-
be II bortrcffi9es Saudnp in cincm outcn
eutllr- 3ultance nno oanerbaften 6en,cn. Obi.
geS Gigentbum fam inter Iciftcn 9cbinounacn
9cIauft ipcrocn.
Gbriiton 6. Sennineer.
Seeelnpsr H. nq3tp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
7mmer beGere t1euiaPeiten

User bon BEN bciteu unb fcttsnsn 8inbHcil6,
Falbfeld,, 9ammfeii6, H. ip.. beim 9icrtel 81
faufen phnidt Der tann ii6 fderali6t irren-
|no gang belonbcr6 in ben Yreilen, benn biz
|ino ollc re6t uno gang nieper-ipenn CT anrufi
IN Naentaun, all Dem @igpam bon
4t# @..8. Burger
B8-Sir Sdladtbicb oqcr sIrt, bs5ablt sr im>
|ncr bic bSdicn NaritpreiIc. .-@
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
NQ0riMt
Bur 9fQ0rt6t.

Die giisTorrn tsr Staot altnlomn, lowe ter
psrldistnen SOrcugps Uub 9nunfaipe soa 9s@a
@auntp, Fnb Dsrm!t rAla! ATtt GIN gRontaar
ben 30. DrcFmbfr, In bef @rmmlTairs Office
'tnjuftntn, uH i9re %ascre un0 6. argfiionrn Al
empfangen unb ben &mtffiD gu l.iafn.
{. 81. Gn9etman, Glerf
Deg. II. n,3p
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
srinst 9urcn Butter, Rier, II. {. u

9n Der 8ten StraBe Der GitD sllIcntalm, bt
ipcbnt infer alter Srcunb unb SUlbat w lite
G. g IT'D, nnb bdIt, ipie bem 9an5cn Yubli.
fun betannt it, cin @rc,erei, ,gtabliicment-
baB or ipobfcilcr pertauft aI6 ionit Scnano bet
III Ibon dnsit cine abgcmadte Sa6e. Gr ba
nslllid tpiebcr einen srcBcn Stod ein9sle9t-
oerlclbe lit ipabrlid) bcrrli6 unb babel un9laub.
li6 ipoblfeil. @ebct bin nnb ibr iperbet balb &C.
fnnbsn boben, caB mir bier, ipic INNER bic gSabr'
belt laaer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17

p@6 Sir Suttcr, Gier, S6inten, rnb ilber>
banpt ale Nrtcn 9anbe6prcbutte, be,ablt tr inls
lner ben allerbDditcn RdrftpreiS.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
Rin fred,er Straeenraub.
Die Oiebe entfommen.

Ebsd5 i'm 8ertbe bon iber 3 Raicncn Sbalel
9cltoblcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-17
Characterization.

December II. 1867.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-18
Another supreme Court Decrslon.

/. begins to look much SIS ii the Supreme
Court, which once undertook by the Drcd
Scott decision go arrest tie anti-slavery
movement, bad arraycd itself in like man
ncr aglirst the republican policy Of the
North which would "make treason oiious, -
and give traitors the back seats Tie
decision against lhe validity OF military
TRIALS gave great comfort to The corPe-hsads;
and 1t has been followed by decision fog
bidding the sovereign State Ji Missouri
70 decree, az Sic las decreed in hornow c3--
sti,ation t!at traitors shall not Practice in
her c.ar,s. teach ia ser schools and
preacL ia Ger pulpt- Tie decision Is in
briof ,h.t The t,.t oath required of lawyers,
telcheis and el.rsym,n by tie constitution
of Missouri, to the eilcc, that they have
not aided the rebellion, Is unconstitutional,
being in It's nature punishment without
trial, and b-ing in Its character Il post fae'o,
and operating as ill Of attainler.
The w. 4 I Of the decision il considerably
lcssened by tie iac5 that ba. bare majority
Of the court concur in It. As in the case
If the Indiana military trials, four Judges
dissent. Chief Justice Chase and judges
Miller, Swaync aud Davis, holding that at
torneys are suti-c. to Legislation, equally as
judge that Congress has the power TO pre-
scribe their qualifications, aud that tie oath
imposed is not an unjust discrimination ;
that the oath justly makes loyalty a qualif-
cation. Il denies that the test-oaths are in
substance bills Of attainicr or Ct post farto.
AID argues that they simply require the
proof Of LOYALTY as a condition Of practice,
and not as a punishment for past ofanses.
Whatever other effect these decisions have
1t Is plain that they s.ifen the President in
his adherence to his policy and greatly cheer
the democracy. The World points exulnng-
ly to tie way in which the Supreme Court
Is yindicating the democratic party, and
these decisions are taken as earnests,of Others
to follow which shall uullily the whole &C
ton Of Congress on the reconstruction ques-
ton
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-01-18
Personal.

On motion Of Hon. B. r. Curtis, Senator
Edmunds was, on Thursday last, admitted
an attorney aud counsellor Of the L. ;. SU-
preme Court.
There is rumor floating about that
Speaker Colisx will next month lead the
rich widow Of wealthy banker of New
York to the altar.
The fathers OF Generals Mcclellan, Grant,
Sherman, sedgwick and Mansfield were born
in Connecticut.
Last Tuesday, Rev. Il. 4. P. Torrey Of
vergennes received birth day present from
his Church and Society of S227 in money.
Mr.. o. Il. Kile, Principal of yergennes
Graded School, has been appointed by the
Vermont Board Of Education to assist Seere-
tary Adams II examining teachers at the
Institute fCr Addison County to be held at
Bristol Tues, lay and Wednesday Of next
week.
Hon. John Fine died in Ogdensburg, n.
Y, on the 4th inst. in the 74th year of his
age. He was up pointed First Judge of St.
Lawrence County in 1924, and in 1888 be
was elected to Congress. and served through
The term. During eighteen years on the
bench, but three Of his decisions were re-
versed.
DR.. {. b. Chandler ,f Montpelier died
suddenly, on the Sth, of appOplexy. He was
20 years old, and had for many years been
prominent phyticisn.
The n. Y. Weekly Review says Madame
Parepa is about to become tho wife Of Carl
Rosa, tle yiolonist.
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The Revenue Question.
COMMISSIONER WELLS REPORT. e

To spare itself the trouble of collecting
facts and figures, Congress created the Office
of a Commissioner Of Revenue, to investigate
our revenue laws, and suggest such altera-
tons and additions thereto as he might
think proper. The Secretary Of the Treas .
urY selected \. D. Wells for the position,
and Mr.. Wells has made very long report,
in which is presented large mass Of yalua-
bic statistical information.
OF how much value Mr.. Wells deductions
from the results Of bis Investigations are, We
cannot say; but they appear to have much
weight with the Secretary Of the Treasury,
and are deemed well worth attention by
Congress.
Mr.. Wells charges the present financial
difficulties Of the situation to, first, search
ty Of labor, second, to an iTredeemable PAPER
currency, and third, to the heavy burden Of
taxation. The first must be left to adjust
itself, with the aid Of time and the operation
Of natural laws. ! REDUNDANT currency
makes prices high by making them capri
cious. The standard Of values having been
for the time taken away, that, IN turn, at-
vauces cost, and dealers and manufacturers
add to their prices accordingly. Mr.. Wells
shows that, on an average, the price Of labor
has increased about sixty per cent. since the
early part Of the war, while commodities
have increased in riiee about ninety rer
cent.
lie recommends that specie payments he
reached at the earliest day possible. The
present taxes lie considers. not equally laid.
The total receipts Of tie government are es-
timatei at $50 100000, furnishing a sur
plus of SlOO,o9C,ooO; of this surplus the
COMMISSIONS recommends that fifty millions
be applied to the reduction Of the public
debt. and fifty millions to a., reduction Of
the taxes. The abolition or medication Of
the income tax be does not mention.
Ia reducing internal taxation, lie pro-
poses that tie present five Pr cent. on
tic products anu sales OF manufactures be
put down to three with al entire removal Of
taxes On bar, plate, ana sheet ir1a; tie re-
duetion Of the y PER cent. tax on sugar to
II Ter cent. the reduction of duties on
wool and carpets; yhe atolishu,n. Of The
tax on salt, and reduction Of ;he duty IN
raw materials 10 the lowest poiats consistent
with revenue ; making free the raw materials
that are furnished by tropical climates
OF course Con-ress viii not feel bound to
accept, de a matter # course. all OF Mr..
Wells conclusions or adopt the Tariff
which he recommends; but viii take
up the subject, give 1t such considera-
ton as the various interests involved de-
mand, and will take, as We trust, wise ac-
finn for the GOOD of all
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Cable DIsnatches.

LONDON, Jan. l2.-Eyening.. The Times
Of this morning has a long argumentatiye
article on the subject of the impeachment of
the President OF the United States, and says
the scheme looks like fatal blow at the
Constitution.
MADRID. Jan. 1.-THE prOfered media
ton Of the United States, in the differences
between Spain and Chill, is regarded almost
certain as the iorerunner of an honorable
and permanent peace.
vienna, Jan. 1.-THE morning journals
OF this city to-day contain an official an
nouncement that the sublime Porte has
called one hundred and fifty thousand men
into service to quell the Greek instruction
In the MEDITERRANEAN Islands.
LONDON, Jan. l3-Evening. There Is a
report from Madrid that Garibaldi has gone
to the Island of Gambia.
PARIS, Jan. l3-Eyening. Dispatches
from the East report that Ministerial crisis
has taken place at Constantinople, and also
that the Porte has recalled its Ambassador
from Athens. II is also reported that large
numbers Of Greek insurgents have been
landed In Gambia from Greek ships, and that
the Cretans are receiving fresh supplies of
arms.
81. PETTRsBuRG, Jan ID. The Car and
members OF the Court were present at ball
Ia'eiY gwen In and Of the suffering families
Of the Cretans.
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Mr. Boutwell, moved to reconsider the vote
seconding the previous Question.
Mr. Ashley moved to lay the motion to re-
consider on the table, negatived by 81 to a.
The vote seconding the previous question was
then reconsidered and the House refused to Sec
ond the previous question.
Mr.. Boutwell, moved to amend the bill By
providing that after certain fundamental condi-
tons had been complied with on the part OF
Nebraska the President shall have power 10
cause the admission of the State by proclama
ton.
Mr. Boutwell, spoke in support Of the amend
ment.
The debate was continued by Messrs. hale Of
y. Y. lie Blond Of Ohio. Maynard of Tenn,
and others.
The debate closed at 8 when the House came
to vote upon Mr. Boutwell's amendment, and
it was adopted. Yeas 81, Nays 20.
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Is it not amusing to find Mr.. johnson de-
claring that colored men should not be al
lowed ID vote in the District Of Columbia
because white people there are opposed to
their being endowed with the elective fran
chise, and yet at the same time aihering to
his policy" in face Of the fact that it has
been deliberately condemned by a majority
of half million OF the white voters in the
only States that have the right to Tass upon
its fate ?-TrGrellcr.