The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-24

let me make $50 900 is not t to hold Office in this
great republic, and henoeforth I am for impeach-
ment. And impeachment has been the burthen OF
his song ever since. Now this would appear to be
fair subject for the Judiciary Committee to in
auire into. It comes legitimately within the gen.
eral scope Of the charge that the President stands
in the way of reconstruction, and ought to be re-
moved as an obstacle. he certainly was an obsta-
Gle to this 900 Zee, and to prevent loyal man
rom pocketing $500 is grave ofsnse.
TEE SAME CORRESPONDENT also communicates
the following about Congressional bunders: '"Two
days after the Reconstruction Bill had been sent
to the President, it was discovered that there was
an error in the enrolment, and resolution had to
be passed requesting the President to return it to
the House, that it might be correctly enrolled.
This has been spoken Of as clerical error 30 1t
was, but the responsibility for it lies with COM
mittee Of the House, and not with any clerk. 1t
ia the duty OF the Committee on Enrolled Bills to
examine every bill carefully, after it's enrolment,
compare IL with the original, and see that there
| are no errors IN it. Al the last session OF Con-
press an important bill was lost by the stupidity OF
/ A Senator. During the last hours Of the session,
i after long struggle, which had been renewed
at intervals for yesr, bill was passed authoriz-
ing the payment Of bounty to the Missouri
militia, which had been called ont by authority Of
United States oficers. It was considered quite Q
big triumph for the Missouri delegation. Two
days after the adjournment, Senator Ross, of Kan
sss, Chairman Of the Senate CommiAee on En-
rolled Bills, discovered this measure lying in his
desk unsigned by the President. BE had forgotten
to present it to the Executive. he immediately ran
to the White House with it, but the President just
" concluded that he had no right to sign bill
/ two days after the adjournment Of Congress-so
the Missouri Militia do not get their bounty. It
is great pity that similar fate did not befsu the
general Bounty Billof lsst summer-but still that
is no excuse for Senator Rosa: The two crcum-
stances mentioned IN this paragraph are fair speci-
mems Of Congressional Numbering. The only
wonder Is that the country is not more frequently
inoonvenisncedby BY it. & l.'.fa4 ,.g:i
TIE PAGTIo MKDIoAL and Surgical JoWnQ
quotes can intelligent writer without name. for
the following description Of the inordinate use Of
tobacco by ssthe inhabitants OF section OF eoun-
try In one Of the Atlantic States and the penalty
paid in consequence IN the physical deterioration
Of both ssxes. 'sThe complexion Of these peo-
pie, /" ssys the writer, "is noticeable, and sug-
gests many inquiries. II YOU say that half the
men and nearly al the womenaare very pale, You
strike ut the notion, but fsil fty TO hit it Their
Wilderness Of skin is simpIy the Wilderness OF
ordinary tallow. It Is saliowness with sugses-
tion of clayeyness. The akin seems utterly with
out vitality, and beyond the action OF any
ressorsuye s.lmoisa.s' nA' pist.u. ana .Ypa'
ave aessn-uAs t'aa.1 oa :. ~
osooo oonsaa'ea Dy 1ness p.oias ..:. :. AN. - :.
colatson. h -m Se.aVo - a. 49,, :.
ieass 9 ~ -
sWeive Year, pse ~ N soi'o 'o6u' Nee.y 80
man sno mo- Doy smores " oueNs' snu lAS :. ...a.
90 Dosn, Hmas suo Sou1say "ol.eA ~.
70 sone eAsen.' sno "oa.e. =. i.ce' sI1s,eo UP.
10 ZEE man seas aulu noa ..s ,.ouu ~
"m ns I'"s S. a'l .u'.e 1se' - g. ..... so,,,
fsSs' " ~ ,.es ,.'.. 80. =. -
ne'i ~ !. u..1o. s..e a.,o,,.,as
.os seAo "a .......,,so - No.
N 'e' s,"s' '. - :, A.. - ,,;,h
Meen mo nuSel sIuls.N.,- s,u.. " - 49,
~ncn no ses.o.a n" .D D... sao, 80. ~ ;, 49, w
minutes spee'n ono mus. les' ~ a.v"
o"nAs sec'''u 0vus'' We s -. :.
pnes. u 10 cer.Any any .s Das .,.. y. 60 -
eneou ssi1ns ' on sne s'ofo W. s " '''A'A -0a'
manneis' ,lll0 .'l''
I How MANY lsprlH warriors It takes to make q
great war, and how much it costs per head TO
fight them, msy be calculated from Commissioner
81 essme~ y. - sne 1s nu" S -
.uo Va. 49, aa" ..e ..e ~. n,:s..:o.i,, h.na
ooo .no ~ - o,n.n.I,
!" sao tsson .s,... otouA' w. .'.'se ~ -. .ho
paaa y. np'uA, Wy y, "sa,1 $3.50. - 49, po,,d.r
HSns o. Hsy LOU .ne monsans ioSa W. -
nSe1, snu sase tAkn' !" lisne ns"y rs
tneir se1.'sofy' 1' snos1 :" tne n'ne,.,s ooS.
aou1' Hno son'0.a'u WIN 'n' ~. -
snose Oh sne iHo ne.elo Danu "Ao '0oA WV M 60
Hle"s, oVV; maAlns AooV :" LOW "a..s. n,'
arc tne musns oiNls' VINO niaoeAStoo sno n'
Aesfney aesacamen'' IN ana Nno is.o S"N ~.
tne Wr IN the Nortn' IN sne sou'n mo -.
oneyennes snd Afspanoes WHOM nANoooA ", ssn.ou
up by burning ther Vlna8e' Wnhe tne oni'inS"'n
massacre OF tneir women ana 'nhofen .oa anu o.u
men was staA mesh, VINO NUMBER soou' oo' "af-
riors. In all, nom AVo 70 ZSV' on these NO
spent AZ millions last year, ana pfoosoiy ten n'es
TO every one We TOOK. AND YET We ao no' Pfeeenu
to make vigorous campaign. For tnese aione
an army OF 1900 men Is needed. ana tnese are
not more than an eighth part OF the "nole num-
Der which we propose to extermlnate. IL ls easy
to see that We can better AFFORD 70 Duy every
Indian at his weight in gold than to push this e1-
terminating policy.
Tur y,oxsanna Tnr,s Of tho 18th. chronicles
sne aes.u - suuso .A.'An' ou w, .s..-,.a ,,,,;,u
Eanuy ~ lounge AHAaAa "So ~
anGfesiaeo near haee,s'own' III InA' eSa'o. 49,
yea, pt,o. " ns plfsn' ntS . ~. 49,, =,
asfyiAnu W ren1sms' ,s ans -. =. ~ 49, OIL IA
ureensD',0, 0o - , .,,;. ,o.;.s w.. ho-n
sana'y' 1,s LOW suo sao'eo. =. ~ n.ron,o
'1u =. "ue - M;sdlo Tannessea
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