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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08
VETO MESSAGE,

The reader will find in orr columns to-
day, the message of President johnson, vc-
TONG the bill extending suffrage without dis
elimination to the negroes Of the District Of
Columbia. 49,.
The impolcy Of the proposed law, and the
violence which it would intiict on all our
ideas of popular government to impose 1t on
n protesting people, are powerfully portray
ed. None, except those so bent upon their
purpose as to close their eyes and stop their
oars against reason, can adhere to the inca
sire after such an exhibition of its utter i'm
proprcty.
Still more interesting, because of wider
scope and application, is that portion OF the
message which refers to the relations which
should snl,Sist between the several depart
mcnts OF government. The message shows,
bv quotations from the fathers of the Constr
tuition. of what vital Importance they con-
sidcrcd the mutual and entire independence
of the Legislative, Executive and Judicial
| ilC0lIIllcIltS vi
Others. The concentration of the powers OF
government in the hands of either, was pro-
nounced despotiSm. The peculiar liability
to such concentration in the hands oil the
Legislature, was pointed out as need
ing special watchfitlness and guard
We have lived tn see the usurpation against
which we were thus solcmniy warned, pro-
claimed all object of special desire and pursuit
4 great party, having dominated Congress- Is
now resolved on making Congress absorb all
the powers of government, and like Aarons
rod. swallow up the other departments. We
know not what the Presidents protest may
avail. Men SO resolved as the Radicals, II
may but madden; but the time will come
when those who may read it, will ponder Will
greater wonder the enormous errors against
which it is directed, but which it may ial! tt
! orrnct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

The delay of the Legislature in acting on
the Constitutional Amendment should have
an end, and it is the general feeling that the
nroper time for the end Las come. we are
clad to sec that the subject was brought up
in the House yesterday, by the delegate from
Prince William, Mr.. Huntington, and hope it
will be pressed to q solution. \ calm, digni-
fled courteous and firm resolution Of dissent,
will express the judgment of our people with
almost literal unanmity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08

Referring to the proposition for territorial
izing the South, the New York Ereaing Post,
a relapsed Radical, says, and comedies: "The
territorial project is repugnantto great num-
Der of the most patriotic and lberty-loving
men in the land, and is clearly extra-consti-
t,f;onal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08

The imports of dry goods at the port of
New York last year, amounted to Sl26, 222
s55. This exceeds the imports Of the same
description, Of the previous year, by more
than thirty-four millions. The largest dry
goods importation for any prior year, was that
Of l8j9-which was $l13, l52,G24.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08
SurElsB HOLIDAY rRESENr ~ :
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IL L E:l Is CO..
Importers AMI Wholesale Dealer in
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES OF ALI
DESCRIPTIONS.

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iha there il almost certainty -. reaching thar -
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08

WORKING CAPACITY or THE ATLANTIC CARLH.
Mr. Dean, of the United States coast survey, who
has boen to Hearts Content for the purpose of de-
lerlnning the exact longitude, reports upon the
cable that it has not more than quarter of The
business which it is capable Of doing, and he be-
leves that marked increase would be observed in
this respect were the company to reduce its prescn,
charge OF ten shillings per word to more reason
able figure. Mr.. Dean estimates that single flash
ia transmitted through the cabIein thirty.fre-hua-
ircdtlIs ui a second.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08

safely assumed tina, 10 political truth Is tHn.s
tnbIisbed than that such indscriminate and all y"
hracing extension of popular suffrage must end As
last in its destruction.
(Signcdl ASphEw JOHNSON.
WAsHISoroN, January 9Th, 1867.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08

If decsncy was held requisite for member
ship in the House of Representatives, Stevens
and Spalding would both be expelled for
their disgusting obscenity in the debate Of
Saturday last 1t is too filthy for publica-
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08
HOMESTEAD BILL.

We arc much gratitied that the Senator
from this city, Mr.. Ould, has introduced q
Homestead Bill in the body to which he be-
longs. 1t is worth all the other measures OF
relief nut together.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08

A man named Wilson. of Illinois, fired at fel-
ow-passenger, on Il steamer ut New Madrid be-
cause the latter WAS dressed in 'rebel gray" The
latter stepped aside ut the moment, and the charge
entered the head Of Mr.. Iankfurd, Of Atlanta,
killing him instantly. Wilson attempted to kill
others when he himself was fired on md killed.
Wilson lost II son in tho war, and Landlord had
been II Federal soldier also.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08


An Industrial School" has been establish
cd at Cambridgeport, Mass, to which color
ed women and children, are sent by Generals
Howard and Armstrong, as "a means Of pro-
vidng homes and work for q few Of the many
thousand freed people who are suffering very
much in their departments"
The "committcc"i in charge say their desire
is to strain them" before sending them ont ;
but those received into the school are $50
eager to go into service at once" that much
has not been done in that respect. The in
critablo "lee" is exactcd, End we arc frankly
told that it is charger than at regular intelli-
eence offices. For capable, able
bodied woman, fee of three dollars is de-
handed" The enterprise, we are informed,
nevertheless, lis simply charity" and
"those who take these people into their ser
vice. are cxhortcd to be "patient with the
faults which slavery has encouragedin them"
We are pleased at every movement for the
diffusion of the negroes, as being in our juds-
lnent, the only hope Of peace to the country,
this side Of their total disappearance. We
wish, however, the benevolent committee at
Cambridseport would learn how to show the
poor creatures "charity" without skinnlns
them so closely. Intelligence offices arc
usually severe enough, but this "charity" is
confesscdly ahead. Perhaps, however, it is
part of the "training' deemed so necessary
to cure them of the fault Of trusting to white
people, learned while in slavery. Nothing is
so we'll calculated to impress them with the
new men and the new regime, as to give them
good cheating on introducing them into tue
bosom Of New England Society.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08
THE SICK, WHEN AT DEATHS b>,p
MoNTnLrMEEr-
~HoLLow,Y.>rlLLs- CoSriyENE>>.

O>--A The bowels become tor!i! ana p"w"il"-- ~
der continual pur.aton Holloway r,!i- penetrate -
the nuc!ru- OF the .ense ana. crr'ic;rs it, They
the foul and va,r particles ,!on ih' intestine, hy
mild apcrcnt operation and tccuprgac their exhausted
energy, By restoring tone anil vi."r: they i!IdG"
healthy action and proven; ,"la-c Of :hc mray fuG
Tiles, Fstui,s Dyspepsia and all disorders OF the W
IRA; th"y -iard without tv' >'!l tyn'i Druggists
IA ,-lw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08

The New York Tribune says: at is not
much to be Republican to-day. We take
with US moo the drifi-acood and scum." And a
quantity of it there is to he sure!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08

The Radical Caucus Of Saturday night de-
velopcd new difficulty in the way Of the
Impeachment of the President by the present
Congress. Bingham, Of Ohio, said there was
not time enough before the 81 Of March,
when the present House expires. and the
Senate takes in onc-third of new members
Stevens contcndcd that this made no change
in the Senate but Bingham with great rea
son protested against view that would ad-
nit so many new members to complete trial
commenced by others. The impeachment
would have to begin at the beginning again
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08

JUICE CHASE is sorry the tuitca States
did not swallow Mexico when Gen. Scott had
her in hand. The San Francisco .fAa pub
fishes the following letter written by him
vixen Secretary Of the Treasury in answer to
NJ. +. +. Bcalc. OF San Francisco. Mr..
B,.al.. llul written 10 urge the Importance Of
acquiring Lower California. which Mr.. i. said,
''abound- in good harborS on both the Gulf
coast and the Pacific. AMI is iilel with miuc-
raj wealth of every descriptions" and he sug-
gcstcd that possession of it might easily be
obtained shy purchase from the Govern
mcnt party lately expelled from the City Of
Mexico by the French" Mr.. Glasses reply is
as follows:
Treasury DEPARTMENT. Sept. S, 1868.
Ny Dsa SU-I"urs u! the 9Th of August has
just reached me. lnpprcriltc, y"u do, the i'm
portnnce Of the acquisition YOU suggest. fear that
the JuarrZ Government is now tou entirely broken
To- warrant negotiations with il. but | will confer
with the President and Secretary OF State on the
subject.
What pity it il that We neglected our opportu-
mites when tho States of Central America were 40
ready to unite their fortunes with those Of the
American Union. What II pity it is, also, that
when Gen. Scott took Mexico he did not remain
there and establish protcctoratc q? The timId
counscls Of the Wing leaders and the fears of the
slavehol1ing' ogarchy suppressed policy which
would have prevented ull present troubles. ~
far French domination in Mexico il concerned.
Yours, very truly,
S.P. CHASE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08

geuce Designed for their bt,retit in misfortune,
into an evil to themselves and an outrage t"
their creditors. Pay up US far and as fast as
practicable, without regard to stay-laws.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08
E@EZEkIEL's
VIRGINIA HAIR RESToRER.

- \ THING OF BEAUTY Is y JOY FOREVER
llumors AMI Diseases Of the Scalp produce BALD
NESS. Tho VIRGINIA HAIR RESroRER I. Wa.
.ntc! To rr-torc the Scalp 10 healthy condition ''G
tckcn the hair Danlrull Is thoroughly cr:.ttc'": b,
Its use. Itching AMI Burning Of the Scalp il cU!". B..
two applications. IL j.
RICHLY PERFUMED HAIR DRESSING
IT i NOT \ DYE.
Ii does not color The kin. II doe, stain the finer
linen. a vegetable compound il does not rt iilj""u-S
upon the hair ar health do Nitrate Of Silver ny"
those made Of other noXvUs drugs.
TRY IT AND BE CONvINCED'
PRICE $500 FER BOTTLE.
CHrRcH Hell, RICHHoSD, May -, IS.
This Is 10 Certify ;lIat have used EZEklEL'S Va.
dCSl, HAIR Tf. Toi.T.tt, nd has,. GEG;, GA:
benefited y the Of L. WA perfectly bald r,'.'
years have use! nine bottles auI ny hair ,n KIN.
ing finely.
AoELIsH RrSSgLt lR"wS.
For -alc by oil druggists. Price, q per bottle Order,
addressed 10
de27-,- y. EZEKlEf. E,y g..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08

SeasonabIe Suggestions.

LAY IN th- c.Imn;" j. ,r!tns .'t-'" L. '"-''aS
re sres;!y rtgrnva"s Dyspepsia. aud 'r'- '"'Y
,, upon Tia: sensitive organ hc .!'s'' Use "a
." 49,, aL ;nnw S.-p- the i":- ct :'' body
'sas snt Contracting nni iHr result I" -
=, I'M, ,tm.,-r'., .y-ie'H '.,'''0' ..',;.
., o.. w, ~. iI.nr vrus whic! ls"iirrs h'rtn,l,
TET"rER'S STuMACSTSISa..rmrsps !. .,"r.Hy iced.
"t III me "in'T ,,,nn.,S, - ettcc, Of :ls great Cos
- ;'.-,,. T., al mn,.2der!ng even me l'''tr-.
fact demonstrated by The uniform , IT cunrr.r
Of 4 century. As su;nachic, an az; i,,.,r. ,u-i,u.
and prrvrniiv. AN! Of Fever hrr. {. i. the.
oSE m NJ SERprrL which nOrr WI" =. ,r.. rr.,ly,.
ZION Of hen ia can afford I" DO without
THE SICK, WHEN At DEATHS b>1n
regret that they LID Lake the r'Iti Gti| ~ r,l
-sar Thousands who ara su:!trn. from The Ss,
winers OF liver complaint; and jysep-a, wi! ." pro-
ratr sick beds month hence, they 20 "a" nrr,'-'
the mischief Nothing IL NOR" easy. y cnGr-.
Of the pirr-l md ls-i vegetable comic ara! H.rT,tiv.
known in modern pharmacy -IlDsrETTEk'S STDM
ACII BI'rTERS-wi!l restore the ,!:c't'"c organ, l.,
their fu. yig: an! hr!n. the disnr,lcr-! liver into a
lition -! perfect health, certainly sunsirc '-.i
once broken up hy this ppwc-iu! aat!lrtc 10 ~ nl-nA
d,.risrs. Strengthen the system with the l!FrER~.
and you may defy al the complaints which prcr. ~ IDS
ncG,Hrn: season. nA L"
arSTIE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
49, ING oil tie YOUNG MEMS CHRISTI -
ASSOCIATION will L., held M the I."1:u:r Roam .j
Centenary Church, TUESDAY EVENING "r\', "a
instant, u; :: O'Clock.
The members .: the Association, III" public .'n". v
and the i,Ic- particularly, invite. t" attend.
W. 7. GREI"rEK,
'lT-.t Recording Srtre'o-y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08

The following is the section which the I.
S. Senate, on Saturday, y9ted to repeal. The
House had sishaizcd its zeal iy passing bill
for its repeal, on the first day Of the session
Section l3. ind be IL FURTHER enacted. That The
President is hereby authorized ut any time here
after, by proclamation, to extend to persons who
may have participated in the existing rebellion, in
any State part thereof, pardon AND amnesty with
such exceptions, and at such time, and on such COLI
riitions rs he may deem cxpedient for the public
welfare.
1t is maintained by lawyers that the Presi-
dent had, by virtue Of his Office, all the autho-
rity which the above section assumed to COLI
fer: and that its passage in the first instance,
and its repeal now, arc alike without any legal
sign!cance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1867-01-08
SaI.E: OF DRY GOODS. SC

By bowman g. Stroock. auctioneers,
NO J. Fourteenth street, between Main NIL Cary. !
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-16
Orocted weok,y BY REBER, KUTz4 q U1RIcK
May 10, 1867,
New York Market.
Now York, May IL


-sales of 7IO0 barrels, at sll 5Oai2.
40 for supcrhne State and Western, sl2 70al4 90
TOY common to medium extra Western, sl4 15a
l5 80 Nrchoice do, sual5 for shipping brands
extra round.hoop Ohio, and SIS lOalO 20 for
trade brands, closing quiet, California Flour rs
firm, and more active, with sales Of 800 barrels
and sacks at sl7al7 80 Rye Flour is steady,
with sales OF 200 barrels at IS 5oao 60,
GRAIN--wheatS-Du!l and nominal, ,at 81 73a
9 50 lorNo, Spring, and 50 9Sa3 for MOL, Rye
Dull, at 81 Gsal 10 for Western. Barley --Nomi.
nal. Oats Dull and heavy, ut stas6c for Wes.
tern. Com--Very dull, and decidedly lower
and nominal, with quotationatsI 81 20 for shipping
old mixed westcrn, in store, and 81 81 deliver.
yered new mixed Western, 81 iial 30,
oNS--Pork- Quiet, with sales Of 500
bbls, new Messa1 s23 IS, regular, closing with
sellers ats2s a0, regular, and buyers at SO 90.
Beef Nominally unchanged, Cut Meats-- Out
ct and steady. Baeon--Quiet at 1870 for short
clear Lard Dull at lsAaiSMc fol fair to
prime steam, l94ai9ssc for kettle.rendered
NEW YORK WOOL MARKET,
Tho sales for the week include $4,000 lbs
Fleece at prices ranging from 6oaS711Sc, for COM
mon and medium Cca6Sc, for fine Ohio, and u
a69c, for somo superior Xxx. Pennsylvania
Ohio and Virginia, choice saxony ieeees, 7oa
7sISe. saxony Aecces, eOa7Oc three-quartel
and full l-blood Merno, 6Oa6O11ac ! one.holi blood
b6aS71dc. common, 45aSOe. New York, Meh
gan and Indiana, full.blood and throe,quarters
slabOc, one.half blood, Ss'SaSSe.; one-quarter
SOaS2,Sc. common, 46at71sc.; Western. hne
5Oascc, medium, SoaS21sci common, 47lSaooc
southern washed, 4saso.; unwashsd, SOaSSc.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-16
Universal Suffrage..


In their addreseto to the people el
Alabama; the Executives Comma.
tee of the Union Republican or.
ganizatiOn say touching uniyersa
sufFi9go:
1--WE express q confidence in the
experiment of universal suffrage
In truth, it can scarcely be said tc
be an experiment, for it exists in
the idea that all men who are
boundto Government and respon
sible thereto, shall participate in
the political dispensations thereof
Edncation must follow the exer
else Of political rights-it would
perhaps not he gwen without thai
exercise--and these advantages be
ing blessings. must benefit thu
whole body polite"
To thai music the whole natior
will soon keep step. The idea tina
all men bound and responsible t
Government are entitled to partici
pate in It's political management
lies at the very foundation of rep
resentative democratic govern
ment, and it is destined to prevail
over all opposition. Those who op
pose it kick against the pricks.'-
Cincinnati Commercial.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-16

The Logan Gazette quotes Agas-
siz, TO prove that tho negro is not u
human being and therefore he
should not have tho right of suf.
lrage, THIS is settler" but il
proves too much, If this argu.
ment is correct, will IL not prove
slavery right2 Would it not make
the murder of the negro no crimo !?
And would u negro DO entitled to
any OF the rights of human be-
ing2
But If AgassiS, and classes Of as,
ses who might copy him, should
proclaim this doctrine, where is
the nun of sense to believe the sil-
ly theory
II Agassiz writes as tho Gazette
quotes him, he simply illustrates
tho truth that tho greatest minds
have their. weaknesses.
10 prevent negro suffrage, the
editor Of the Gazette would reject
the bible, common sense and his.
tory, overthrow Christianity, and
acknowledge himself merely spec,
linen Of superior order OF the
brute creation, but two removes
above the o.rang ou.tang As
the negro is to the chimpOnzoe, SC
is the editor Of the Gazette to the
negro, So says Agassiz, So says
the Gazette May his theory com
tort him muchly --Erchange.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-16


Gov. Oar, OF South Carolina, has
furnished the n. Y. Herald an ab.
stract of letters from all parts Of
that State. which exhibits terrible
state Of suffering from starvation
among the people.
The Ironton Register says: "Our
oldest farmers say they never have
seen such prospects for all kinds Of
fruits as are visible now on every
hand. They declare also the same
concerning wheat. In some local,
itios it is . foot and a halfhigh, and
very Thick
A cable dispatch received in
New York, on Saturday night, states
that the Emperor OF Brazil hal
abolished slavery in all his domin
ions. Children are to obtain FREQ
dom on arriving at the ago o
twenty one,
A dispatch from Richmond say
the grand jury of the United State
District Court, impaneled Monda,
morning, has three colored mel
from Alexandria, among its mem
bers.
The Congressional nammittee OF
impeachment is at work in Wash
ington.
1920 emigrants passed Colum
bus last week, Ala OF whom propos
settling in this State.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-16

A writer in tho Jackson Stand
ard, in some remarks upon tho or
ganization known us the Grand
Army ofthe Republic closes with
tho following home thrust.
In conclusion will say, we ey.
pect the Democrats, asa party, u
oppose, as they Lave opposed and
viii oppose everything that might
result IN good TO the country. They
opposed the "Grand Army of the
Republic while il was fighting
Democratic rebels, and they will
oppose It, though il be engaged in
performing acts OF charity. They
would rather send bread to stout
lazy rebels in the South than ia
give it TO the helpless widow and
orphans of soldiers Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic, who fell dc
lending their worthless lives anc
valuable property.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-16
REsot,IrTIoN

Relative TO an amendment OF the Constitution
providing forthe extension Of tho elective
franchise.
RESOLVED bg thc General Assembly Of Tho STATE of
Ohio, (three.ffths OF the members elected 10 each
House agreeing thereto,) That II be and is here
by posed to the electors OF this State to vote.
at the nextannual October election, upon the
approval or rejection Of the following amend
ment rs substitute for the first section Of the
fth article Of the Constitution Of this State, to-
wit: Every male citizen Of the United States, OF
the age of twenty -one years, who shall have
been resident OF the State one year next pre-
ceding the election, and Of the county. town
ship, or ward In which he resides, such time as
may be provided by law, except such persons as
have borne arms in support Of any insnrrection
or rebellion against the government ofthe Unit
ed States, or have fed from their places Of resi-
dence TO avoid Deing drafted into the military
service thereof, or have deserted the military
or naval service ofsaid government In time Of
war, and have not subsequently, Seen honornbly
discharged from the same, shall have the quali-
hcations ofan elector, and be entitled TO vote at
all elections. a5
ED. A. PARROTT,
3. Speaker Of te House Of Representatives..
-E ue ANDREW G.. McBURNEY,
Passed April6. 1897. po2-0m
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-16
LANCAsTER, OHIO:
me o. 5. Flag and Gesler,s Cap.


A 6remons procession in Charles,
ten. Soath Carolina, was all
tricked out with every sort Of ban
ner save the q. s. Flag, on the
9th Of April, "a like omission
occurred last ycsr) General Sick
les, commander OF the department,
observing the studied omission, or
dered the procession 10 be stopped
and would not suffer II to proceed,
until they procured an American
fagr aud placed 1t at the head of
the column. He also required the
flag to DO salutod by every member
Of the procession, by raising his
hat or cap as he walked past 1t.
The orders wero complied with.
This is the transaction which has
thrown the copperhead press Of the
North into mad.dog spasms--see
Eagle Of last woodland drawn
from thom the characteristic paral
lei between the American flag and
the Swiss tyrant Gesler's cap Cop
perheads and rebels have bad the