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The national Republican., 1867-11-20

From Richmond-Assignme Of Army
Omcers at Fortress Monroe Address
to Freedmen.
RICHMOND, Nov. l9.-orders have been re.
esived here assigning the following officers to
the artillery school st Fortre. Monroe Mai.
Gen. Barry, oommsndsnto of the post; Brig. Gen.
J. Roberts and Brig. Gen. VIM. Hayes. Four
batteries Of artillery are ordered to tho fort
Tho Rev Newman Hall, of England, sd.
dressed about 5000 blacks at the African cburch
tonight. Tho address was very practical and
fun Of good advies-to forget past wrongs and
preserve peace In the future. Gov. Peirpoint
and Gov. Brown were on the stand
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
The WEST ISpIEs. - Rumors frot th,

Tue WEST ISpIEs. - Rumors frord these
pleasant isles are anything but pleasant
just now. A day or two ago ws were told Of
the terrible destruction by food, which sub
merged the island Of Tortola, carrying with 1t
the lives Of 10000 people, and We do not yet
know all the facts about it. We hope this Is
oil rumOr. Reports from Havana are to the
ef.c' that there have been several shocks Of an
ssr,t lllEs il Jlnaiesi and that there Is also
'ss-lisa.l negro insurrsstion in tho same
i,'sr 1! Tas city Of San Domingo is reported as
ie"'!sd Gy an earthquake. No details are
given. Tbs in'ur'setion in Hayti Is making
hoadwsy. The insurgents made dsres attack
upon tho House Of Assembly, and are said to
have fred at the American Consul at Csps Hay
tiGn. This is lively state Of thing, but not
the most agreeable that could be imagined.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

From ChicsRo-The Duney aud Bussey
Prize Fight - McCoole and Coburn
Matched for n MIL.
CHICAGO, Nov l9.-The interest in the Duffy
and Bussey hght, which takes place tomorrow,
Increases, aud large number Of sporting and
fighting men from New York, Cincinnati, St
Louis. and other places, are in this city. Nc,
cOOle will second Duffy, and coburn will act
for Busssy.
Articles Of agreement were signed last nigh,
between MccoOle and cOburn to fight on th,
9th of May next, within ftty miles Of CIuciu
natl, for the championship Of America and o., OO
. side.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
,u,srestlng Readins on Every Page.
THE woOL-eRow ERs AND MANU-
FACTURERs.

We rec II stated that the National Wool.
growers Association Is to hold a convention In
Pi'ubaFg Pa, on the 9Th instant. Tho con-
vsnlion will probably be in session for several
days and the discussions will take . pretty
broad range, eouprehending other interests In
husbandry ss we'll as that Of wool-growing.
There is another association kindred to this and,
We believe, in harmony With 1t. It Is the Ma
tioual Wool Mauufacturers' Association, and II
may bs expected that members Of this latter as
collation. will bo present and pasti,iPate in tho
business of the meeting. We msy comment
upon several thing, IN ooansotion With this
meeting. There will bo large convention, and
It will embrace men from all parts Of the cous.
try wdo feel an interest in wool.growing and
manufacturing, and no doubt many able men
will be found there. We hope that they will
esehev party politics, that they may be able to
meet and wisely consider the question Of the
tariff, which Will bs the main topic discussed.
We trust that this convention will accomplish
much good, and throw much Rgst upon the
rcrplezing questions Of revenue.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

GEcREr PoLITIcAL socRrIEs.-They sre the
trouble and psrplsrity in France at this fir,s,
and the police Of Paris are beginning to uusar.h
,h.so secret organizations. Immense numbers
Of me are out Of employ uent, and riots are bs.
ginning to show themselves. All these arc
s;rass, and they indicate what is coming, or
what may come, unless there be work and bread
for the people, Just such a state of things pre-
csled the old revolutions Of France, and there
may come change of government, If not Of dy-
nasty. LouIs NAPOLEON is becoming an old
man, aGd the Prince Imperial, his son, is in fee
6ls health, and popu!aS discomfort is everywhere
apparent. It is said that even the sphynI liz,
coun.enanco fths man who occupies the Tail
Ir!rs shows some traces CT anxiety.
"UasAsy lies the head that wears a crown"
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
GEORGETOWN and Alexandria.

onpEsS roe rHr nArrosAL RxrrplieA AN, u osorfs-
tssn, nay bsisn sttbs lszlss Of J. J. Boerr, Real
kstsis Asssi, Hish strsst oas dcor below Bhdss
street. III I'll M III ~ II
Nj. rnOsAs oAtrAoHsa. No. i46 st Assph s,sest,
between oibbon and rranhiip, authorised agent
for the hAnoSAL RrruBffoAsin thseity Of Aisxsn!
dra, and will receive subscriptions and advertise.
msuts, aud receipt therefor.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

THE w" YoHN Heraid's dispatch from Wash.
Ington 'hat General SHERMAN has been requested
by tho President to come here and assume the
duties Of General tn- thief while General GRAsr
acts rs Secretary OF War t. doubted in we'll In.
formed circles Ia this city.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

Arrival Of the Crew Of tho Lost Steamer
OF Cork.
New YoRK, Nov. l9.-The British bark Gen.
caulasld, Of London, from COncOnadao Islands,
has arrived She brings homo the officers aud
crew Of the U' s. steamer Sacramento, lost on
the Island Of COnconAdAe in June last.
-Four new cases Of cholera from the steamship
lCity Of Cork have been discovered since the last
report Six Of the passengers remain in a criti.
cal condition, the remainder are In a fair way Of
recovery. There have been no deaths since
Sunday.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

TuEnE IS ANOTHER PEDESTRIAN on the war
path, IL the person. of one WILLIAM CoRLIS, u
West Troy Y. Y lie commenced his great feat
Of walking one hundred consecutive miles In
twenty-five consecutive hours, on the Island
PARK course, midway between Troy and Albany,
at O'rll:k p tn yesterday
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
Later from Alabama-The Disfranc hisipu
Clause Defeated

MONTGOMERY, ALA.i Nov. l9.-At tho night
session of tho convention the majority agreed to
strike out OF the article on the franchise ques.
tion that elsusa which disfranchiseS all who do
not vote on the new constitution. This action
is said to bs in consequence of orders received
from tho Radical leaders In Washington.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

CoSoREss adjourned in July to meet again on
the 2lst of November, and the subjsct thsn
under consideration will be the question in order
We may expect, therefore, that to-morro" at IL
o'clock the impeachment question will come up
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

4CITE A TgMPEsT IN TEAPOT came of In
%ew York yesterday, on account Of an invita-
t:or hnviug been extended to MosBr to visit the
GyIl Room. It Is stated that some Of the mem.
bers protested and quite an excitement snsusdj
when tao board held a special meeting and al
most unanimously determined to sustain the in.
vitGtiga Of the vice president.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
Eake Champisin Frozen Over.

BURLrssros, W., Nov. 1s.--suddsn cold
wsath er last night closed both ends Of Lake
chsnplsin, and with great difficulty Steamboats,
from Houses Point and White Hall made their
way through the Ice to this city. None will
leave hero tonight either for North or South. A
large number Of steamtugs and barges are
frozen 10 sOrsl river and chsmbley canal. This
sudden and early closing Of navigation seriously
Affects the lumber business.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

don him. He had rather see her dead than In
the possession Of smother. His intention was 10
hrst shoot her and thsn shoot himself He is
sorry he did not shoot himss'f ipstssa Of %,
Gaping. III H
George A. Rspsoms, who n. been under ar.
rest for completely in procuring an abortion
upon Mrs. cynthis A. Newton. causing her
death, was discharged BY the police court to-.
day, there not being sufficient evidence to war.
rant his further detention.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
d R o p o 8 A L 8.

oFRICH DEPor Asp DBBuRsEa ouARrHRN'R,l
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. ID, 1867. I
Sealed proposals will DO received at this once unt
IL N. MONDAY, November 25, 1857, for supplying
the Qlartermastsr's Department with
$1,000 POUNDS eHKLLED CORN.
To be free from dirt perfectly sound aud put up In
good strong sacks Of not lsss than two than
three bushel, per sack to bs delivered at tbs Depot
QuartermastsrH Btorehouse, forsy street. Atlanta
within thirty days from date Of contract.
Proposals will be In rRIPLlclTB, aud indorGsd By
suretleA, as usual.
The Government reserves tho right to reject any or
all bids.
Proposals. should be addressed 10 lhs undsTsigued.
AID indOrssd upon the envelope, Proposals. for the
By order OF BTsvst Brig. Gen. n. SAzton, Chief
Quarter master; II. J.fARNsWoRTH,
Fir,t Lieut. S4th Infantry, 4. A. @ n,
no2ou In charge Of Depot.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

Tnr new PGEuyiAS MINISTER was presented
to the President yesterday by the Secretary Of
State. The President received him with IN ap.
proprlAte speech, to which the minister re.
gpopded
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
shePpsrd, the Wife Murderer, Arrested
Dismissed from Custody.

WoRcE'rER, MASS, Nov. l9.-shepperd, the
wife murderer arrested in cauterberry, Conn,
arrived here to-day. lie waived an examination
In the police court and was fully committed to
await the action Of the grand jury. lie appears
quite unoOncsrnsd' He says he killed his wife
because he loved her. Friends had interfered
between them until she was persuaded to aban.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

SEVERAL MEMBERS OF CoNGREss arrived in
Washington yesterday. Probably most, II not
sii, will bs here BY the hour Of meeting on
Thursday
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

A MOST APPALLIsd MURDER aud suicide 90
cured in Cleveland on Saturday last. A man
by the name Of GREGoRY shot young lady BY
tho name of RAY. The affair Is shroudsd In
inysteTy '
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- US,rED srArEB PArEST OFFICE,
WAsnISdToN, November IS. 1851.

WAsHIAdr0N November 10, 1857,
On the piitlou Of JAhss PIrrs, Of Clinton, MassE-
ehussts for the extension Of patent granted
to him toe 2iih day Of February, 1854, for an I'm.
proNemeEt In Cotton Picker Cylindsrs, for seven
years from the expiration OF EAid patent which t,kes
place on the 2sth day Of February, 1885,
ordered thst the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once, on Monday, the 10th day OF February
next, At Il clock, and all persons are notified 10
appear and show cause, any they have, why said
petit n ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 nls
in the Patent ofoe their objectons, specially set
forth In writing at least ttosHy days bsors the day
Of hearing all testimony ned By either party, to be
used at the said hearing must bs taken and trans.
mitsd In accordance with the rules ofhe ONCE which
will be furnished on application.
Deposition. Aud other papers, relied upon as tssti-
mony, mast be nled In the once ttoentv days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments, any within ten
days after nling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be Published In the
RKPUBLtcAs aut the iRtslHgencer, Washington, D.
O., aId in the Spy, Worcester, Massaehussts once
week for three successive wseksj the nrst OF said
publications to be AZ least sixty days PIsyiSgs TO h"
asv Of hearing. T. O. THkAkkR,
no20-W3w Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
From Cineinnati-The Mississippi Rail.
way Complete.

way CompIete.
CIscIssATI, onIo, Nov. l9.-Ths reorgauixa.
tion Of the Mississippi railway 10 complete, The
new board Of directors is composed of William
Aspinwsll, Joseph W. Alsop, Allen Campbell,
Wm. Whitsnight jr, s. y. odsll, W. seurbO.
rough, L. Anderson, WIN. D. ariswOld, Alex H.
Lewis, John RO" Samuel aaty, and Lewis B.
Parsons.
VIM. D. drisWOld was elected president, Alex
ii. Lewis, vice PRESIDENT John W. Conlosne,
general superintendent. The new corporation
has settled oil difficulties with Cincinnati, and
secured desirable accommodations in the city.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

From New York-The Weather.
BNGuANros, N. Y, Nov l9.-The susqus.
hanna aud ohenango rivers were froren over this
morning. The weather 10 very cold.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
From San Ffanei.oo-shippi ng In,eil,

Ecnco-specie for New York.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 19.-Ths Great Repub.
lie, from Yokohoma, just tslographsd outside Of
tho Heads.
Tho Montana. for Panama, sailed at IL a. m,
with 1854, 600, Of which $67l, 900 is for New
York.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
CTRINWAY & SONS, PIANOS.

CTEINWAY & SONS PIANOS.
Omeial csrtinests Of the Prssidsst and members Of
the International Jury upon Musieal in.trumsnts:
PAhIs, July 20, 1887.
We certify that the arst gold medal for Ameris an
Pianos has been unAnimously awarded TO hsssia
srKIHWAY SONS BY the Jury Of the IntsrnA =
tionAl Exhibition. MkLINkr,
President Of IntsrnAtional JuTy.
GE0R0E KADrHRR.
RDwABD HAHsLICK,
J. sHEIDMEYER,
AMBROSE THOMAS,
y. A. GRvABRT,
Members Of International Jury.
cannot refuse TO Join my declaration TO the one Of
my honorable colleagues Of the Jury Of Glass TO- that
the hrst gold medal for American Pianos has been
given TO srRINwAY sons by the unanimous
vote Of the Jury, as well hs BY the Superior Counen
q Presidents. Imperial Commiss!oe) ! declare,
Superior Council Of Presidents have asked the deco
ration Of the Legion Of Honor Tor Mr. chckering as
such demand was not within their province.
FRTIS,
Director Of tho Conservatory Of Brussels,
And Reporter OF Class 10 Of the International Jury
A large assortment Of all styles sTEInWAY q
SONS PIANOS lust received At the warehouse Of
nols 81 W. O. METZBRorT Il co.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
The Southwest Pacific Raiiroad-Con,bi-
nation of Capitalists,

srRIsorrELp, MASS, Nov. l9.-The Patriot
says a combination Of AZ capitalists. tho
wsaithiest ever organised In this country for 4
railroad purpose, will, on the assembling Of the
Legislature, submit a proposition to the State
for building the Southwest Pacific road.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
DROP OsALs FOR CORN.
DEPOT avARrRRnAsrEn's oyrrcs, I

ST., eAN nhIosio, IkxAsy Oct. y, 1857. !
Sealed proposals., which must be made In trip
ieats, will be reeeiysd at this once at IL o'clock
noon, until THURSDAY, the 5th Of Deesmber next,
for furnshins the ouartsrmsstsr's Department with
Corn, or an equal number Of pounds Of Oats or
Barley, In sacks, at places aod In quantities as fol-
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
The EI.ction I'M North CarolInn.

WILMINGTON, N. G., Nov. l9,-The election Is
passing of very quietly. About 400 votes have
been pollsd, nsarly oil negroes, 125 whites
voting against eonvsutioa The whites will
vote Tomorrow, siaYt uaspimously ssaiust /.
convention. -
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
From Missouri-The Crow Ipdisns De-
sire . Treasy-stssmers Sunk ,,

From Nissouri-The Crow Iudisns De-
sire . Treasy-stesmers Sunk ~
sr. LOUIS. Nov. l9.-The steamer -owsnda
sunk nssr Omaha on Sunday, Ths steamer ANA
ranth, which len 81. Joseph on Sunday, racing
with the viols Belle, sunk nssf Doniphsn. The
loss In either case Is not reported. ....
The peace commissioner arrived at Cheyenne
ysster day, having accomplished nothing at Fort
LARA ale. Afsw Crow chiefs wished to make a
treaty, but the commissioners advised them to
wait until spring, when another effort will bs
m'.de to hold council with oil the northern
tribes at Fort Phil. Ksarnsy, probably about tho
fnt Of June. The commissioners will stop At
Nc rth Platte to meet any Sioux or chsysnnss
thih may be there.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

THE REcEiYrs from internal revenue ysster-
day amounted to $19s, ,37o35.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

L. oPrxsHrrxEn, 800 Pennsylvania ave.
nue. between Ninth and Tenth strssts, would invite
the attention Of buyers Of Ready hads Clothing for
Men, Youths, Boys and Children, which Is the best
selected stock offered for sale in this city, msnua
tursd from the finest fabrics and equal TO custom,
WORT. Also. low priced goods As cheap as the
cheapest, and a. good ~ the best
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
Fire - Charles Dickens Arrived ON ths
Cuba.

Cuba.
DosroS Nov. lo.-Ths dwelling Of Charles
W. Dabnsy, at Jamaica Plain, valued at 81, 900,
was burned this morning. Insurance, 80, 900.
A hotel and stables in Upper ailmsnstown,
N H., kept BY sylvanus Hill, and meeting.
houss Of the Christian denomination, were de-
stroy'sd BY are this morning A valuable trot.
ting stallion was burned in the stable.
Tn. steamship cuba, with Mr.. Dickens on
board, Is siguallsd.. A steamer, with friends,
has Y me out 10 meet him.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

PRICES REDUCED on our double and twist
Suits former price go, now selling At eli; do. finest
quality, former price s,,, now selling at SO; At A.
sats Co. q. oi7 Seventh street. between Louisiana
avenue and d ttreet. . .. ....
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

MAGGIE MIreHEL plays "FanohOn" " this
evening at the National.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
Senator sumner In New York.

New York, Nov. l9-ssnator Sumner de-
livsred his lecture on the army aud navy to.
night at the Cooper Institute before large su.
dlsnce.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
NEWS FROM oALIEo RNIA.
WIFE MURDERER ARRESTED.

BY the Gulf Cabie-Csiebration OF the
Queens Birthday In Hsvana-Ths Mar
kcts.
HAVANA, Nov. l9.-The Queens birthday
was celebrated to-day with unusual festivities
and ceremonies.
There is little doing In the markets to-dsy.
Business Is generally Suspended. Exchange on
London l4i to IA premium. Now York our
rseey. long, aSii short, a4i. Gold, long, 2ii
short, u premium.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

ST ECIAL NOTICE6.
90 Tine Conservative Army and Navy
UsIoS will hold Its regular weekly meeting THIS
wednesday, EVENING, at the New Hall, No. soI
Psnnsylvsnia avenue, between -Four half and
Sixth streets. Every member 10 requested to be
present P.H. ALLABACH,
A. KAaA, Presidsnt
corrsspondins Secretary. no2o.lt
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

GENTS FINE FRENCH CALF
" sTITnHED BooTs, warranted, lust come In
h O. CUMMIns, No. SAT Bsveuth street (sssond
door below Northern harkst) 90 In and look Al
thsm. no2D
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

THs ovAkaK CRY, with the szeursionists to
the Holy Land, has returned to this country.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

GENTLEMEN WE KNOW, though we doubt
m 10 the ladies' are decidedly inclined toward "sii
the dsleseiss Of the ss.son." II We are wrong sbou,
the fairtr part Of ere ION, they also will md such
dslissees. and equally enjoy them, At the french
Restaurant, former,y Buhler's) No. s22 Psnnsyi.
vania svsnue bstwsss Einsh and Tsnth s,rssts lover
Wall Co. . elothisg stors) ~
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

From Mobile-steamer Onward Burned
with . Cargo Of Cotton.
MOBILE, Nov. l9-Ths steamer Onward,
with 700 bales Of cotton, was burned yesterday
near Bslrs Landing, Alabama river. No lives
were lost. .r
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
Alexandria Advertisements
III G II Il EN-

"A Rornerly ofth, MARSHALL HousEl
Has rsopensd lie CORN EXCHANGE, a King
street Al. xaudria, where he will be happy to his
old friends nOyl2.9m
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

From CIsveisnd-wsstop, the Pedestrians.
CLEvBLAsp, Ohio, Nov. l9.-weston arrived
ct IL O'Clock last night and leaves at 2 80 to-
day for Chicago. The weather Is splendid for
the pedestrian, and the people are entirely car.
riel away with him.
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g o 9 AZ TIE N 8 !.

LoSo AND DxILoHrEDLY will ladies linger
at the Dress and Cloak. .Mahipg Estabiishmsnt oi
Mrs. A. g. Traysr, No. -Four -spd.s-ha street, and
only not purchase Immediately because they will be
puu.sd a. 70 choice In the midst Of such beaatiful
variety 49,.
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From Ralsigh-The Election Going on
Psaeeably-The Conserv stives Conn
dent of Success.


dent OF Success.
RALxIaH, Nov. 19.-The election passed Of
quietly and without disturbance. The negroes
behaved with the utmost prOpristy. A strong
military and police force was stationed at the
polls and psrsdsd the streets all day. 1t is i'm.
possible to tell the result Of to-dsy's voting
About 1900 votes were cast, mostly negroes,
and with but two exceptions oil radical. The
whites reserve their strength until tomorrow.
Many of tho blacks had forgotten the names BY
which they were resistsrsd, and lost their votes,
It 10 thought that the Radicals arc ahead to-day,
but vast majority Of the whites are yet to vote.
The principal strength Of the Radicals Is already
poilsd. The Conservatives are jubilans, and
confident Of success. Tho votes will not b,
eounted until tomorrow evening.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

T OTIS! LOTS LOTS !-SECURE A
IL Lor WHILE YOU CAN ON LIBsRAL
Ihhhsi-Twssty.nys dollar cash aad eo psid
In the northern part Of the city, directly on The
grade. Price Of Lot e2so Call Il enss Asd ssssfs
ssso.h Oar ylnss.tl a s.S New Ysri ave.
II IsT OF PROPOSALS RECEIVED
IL 81 the osartsrnastsr osnsrai's omes for Cloth.
ias, Camp and aarrisoa Equipsss. daring shs week
ending hoysnbsr 10, 1871; 80 - ~
to purchase w ma pairs kst.s Scales, sI cents per
pair. no20.W
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

tien-No whites veti.g-Larxs Assss.-
blage OF the Masonic Fraternity.
cHARLEsros, Nov. 19.-Ths convention siso.
tions 10 this Stats sommsnosd to-day. The vote
In the eityk 2.42s blacks and 10 whites No
votes casE against tbs convention. All quiet IN
the city and State. rhs whites taks no part In
the election, p business goes on as usual.
The Grand Lodge Of South Carolina Masons
assembled today. sevsnty.Gve lodges were
represented. Grand Master Gov. Orr, in his ad.
dress, declares the condition Of Masonry in the
State encouraging. He Acknowledges cOntribu.
tious for the benefit Of the distressed, from Ma.
sons of the North and West.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
Personal.

Dr. Leon,
468 TIE N Il II Il r L Ell
Above Pspnsylyauia avenue, speedily cures all
ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES. FkMALE IR-
REaULARiTIEB fully relieved. noe In
DRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTA-
il TIoN at DR.. DARBY'B, 400 Seventh street, op.
poaits odd FsllOws' Hsll. Separate rooms for
patients. sspl2-u
The national Republican., 1867-11-20
From Alabama-A Bill TO Organize Vol
untesr Mil,tia-The Minority Fran
ehiae Report Defsated

unteer Mlitia-The Minority Fran
chise Report Defeated.
MONTGOMERY. Nov. 19.-In the Reconstruc.
ton Convention to-day tho Committee on Militia
reported an ordinance to organize n State volun.
tssr militia force. subject to the orders of the
Governor.
Tho question Of substituting the minority re.
port on the franchise question for the majority
report va, decided in the negative by tsst
vote Of yeas 10, nay, 70. The majority report
will carry. 1t disfranchisss all persons who do
not vote on the new constitution, and binds the
voter not to contest negro suffrage hereafter,
and not to maltreat any person on account o'
past or present support Of the United ststsI
Government or the policy Of Congress
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

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