Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-03-29
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CONGRESS.
March 22.-Gov. BEortons4 ban es4 n,Jt,,-e,-,.,
war claims OF Ohio and YudiaTga fTl,es19--1-S s-S
account OF the Morgan rn4d- Vvrs 1sess'-7 - ~
tne Senate. ar. AeClurgiB blAl giving same
oountles 20 missouri state militia a. 70 vCI-
unteeTs passed both EForEeq. nm FTfI1.Sv, r.
troduced g resolution declaring that fiie fur
trial is not Just, OF the Fpiz.s 81 re
ConsG tuition and that he ought to be
brought TO trial or released on bail. The
House passed q Southern Relief Bfn pro-
ytding that out OF the funds now HtaE7T7 mo a.
the credit OF the Frsedmen's Rnrears relfrf
shall be afforded to all classes OF snfEsrsrs IN
the SOUTH Both Houses agreed 70 the Dill
ordering 10000 gfautI 81 srTll7 ~ -, f4I5a5
to the Tennessee loyal militia. The biz sus-
pending all PAYMENT for slaves drafted OF
received as volunteers in the military ser
President.
March 23.The Senate passed a resolution
e9 a0Journ az noon on Tuesday until tie l1rWt
Monday fin December. serafor fSa1i5ffTe
made BcurriIous and scar5 Iona ev7s.-75 ~
way q exemption nom The charges MADE
4dent has signed the bill ordering the Rich
mond gold 70 be paid into the Treasury.-
Chase, o., bobe turned over % the stafe arf-
thoIlqes; The Supplementary Reeonstruc-
Presidents veto, was passed over tire veto
WlLh1n 50 minutes after reception by 40 yeas
the bill and passed 1t y f0I yeas to 5 T,5Vs q
2. y. Dlc5s1n2na Of Cleveland. has been aE-
District OF Ohio.
March 25.-The Constitution Of the new
sStaLs q As4es en- 5raeng the present ter
with q Petition for admission 10 tf7e TT1Sf~v-
gWlng % opinions Of General Grant and
5t5scfsstafy Stanton that in the present yicis-
stfuQes OF reconstruction it v1oIIid 1sntc ~
pest Tor Congress to adjourn until December.
Schencz's that each House adjourn AZ Y,1.5T,
Ihursqays March q g reassemble on the
or November next, unIles the T5resislIfZ ON
Ger OF each House shall, ten davE r5ri0r - /
-, ttlS ~ q Snose oa5es y published proclamR-
congress 20 meet az such ttllba The pregf- d
dent mas appointed Gen. Frank p. Blair !
Democrats TO the Austrian mission
March 25.-The Senate Committee on Fov-
e1gd Relations nasTeBoreed arqfuisF ffIs .s6fT.-
nrn1at lon Of Gen. Frank F. Blair IS Minis 1
able discussion refused 10 coneur Ia the /
house resolution or 70 adjourn subject 10
assembling in December. The' R5iIi 1rohfbff. l
ing the issue Of Agricultural COLLEGE scrfn I
has, ed both Houses. The bfii y, TSost-
pofusl 10 time when the bankrupt law shaIl I
tax sfi5ct failed to pass.
March ~ The House rejected the Senate Z
resolution to adjourn until Decewter anf
adhered 20 the SehencE proposition Trsvf- I
oFlsly passed
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
March N.-The senate occuoied rnost of
the day in diEcussi ng the sufffaes resolution
5peeches were made pro and con, and the
special order for Wednesday, March n. The
amendment fixing the minimum price at
which convict labor shall be lei at IS cents
per, day. "a resolution was tabled author
izing the Governor to procure snifa6ie
paintings Of Generals Mcpherson Mifchpil
LytLe, HarkeF, sill, and R. ID. McCook tO ~
placed in the state House.
March 22-The Senate passed the House |
Dill authoriztng township trustees to appro-
Houses adj ourned until Tuesday.
March 28.--The Senate passed a bill reDea4- /
ing the 3D. section. Of the act of April s. 1855 /
authorizing county commissioners to lew a /
tion to adjourn st8e das on Wednesday, Apr. TO- /
The great lake tunnel at Chicago has /
at length been opened and the city is /
now supplied with good, pure water.
Ten thousand colored voters have /
been registered in Washington, enough, /
say the Democrats, to carry the election !
against them.
The Supreme Court Of Tennessee has |
decided that the franchise law disfran- I
chlsing rebels in that State is eonstitu- !
tioual-
Thesupreme Court of Ohio adiourns |
tomorrow.
The GENITAL system of weights and
measures does not seem TO work 1t is
.
western cities.
The Latest news from Crete saws the
insurgents have gained two important /
battles, and the people are determined 1
to be satisfied with nothing short Of an
nexation to Greece which the Turkish 4
Sultan has declined to concede.
Late news from the Plains states that
another horrible massacre of United 1
States soldiers has recently transpired.
Company @, 31st Infantry, gRrrisonina Il
Fort Buford, was attacked by hostile Il
Indians on the 18th of January, over
powered ana every human being In the i
Fort butchered.
The Delaware Legislature has adj 4
Journed, rejecting the constitutional 1
amendment. a movement in favor OF 1
impartial suffrags is being inaugurated 4
by the Republicans Of the State.
The State Constitutional Convention
of Michigan meets in May when most Il
likely the constitution will be so amen
ded as to extend suffrage to all races
and sexes.
1t is now law in Pennsylvania that
the railroads must carry ali persons re-
gardless Of color.
April.
The Maryland Legislature adjourned.
A bill admitting negroes to testify IN the /
courts failed to pass. Il
The President has returned to rebel
owners more than Atty million dollars
worth Of captured property in Louisi-
ana alone.
The Russian Gar has emancipated
the peasant serfs in NIingrelia-
The Fenian prisoners captured in
Ireland are to be tried at Dublin, CON-
mencing April9.
James Saf6n is the Democratic can
didate for Mayor in Cincinnati.
Thurlow Weed now turns up as chief
editor of the n. Y. Advertiser. Politi-
cally he will Of courss stay among the
Democracy which Is his clement
among the weeds.
Claim agents in Washington are
greatly rejOiced at the prospect that the
Ohio Military Agency in that city win
be abolished. We hope it won't be.
General Sheridan has removed May
or Monroe, of infamous notoriety, At
tOrney General Heron, and other Off
GERS in New Orleans, and has supplied
their places with better men.
Gen. SlOeum has been nominated as
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