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Personal -Mr. Ould. late Confederate com
missioner for the exchange OF prisoners, ha.
been before the Butler conspiracy committee
and was examined with reference to the re-
sponsisility Of various Federal officers as tc
the exchange Of prisoners. Hewas closely ex
amined by Gen. Butler as to the acts OF Gen
Grant. Chief Justice Chase has gone to
Albany, n. Y, to attend the wedding of ex
Senator Harris's daughter. There is a spice o.
romance about this marriage. The groom i:
Major Rathbone, who was with President Lin.
cels when he was assassinated, and the bride
was also one OF the party. The bride is the
oaugnter OF Judge Harris by his first wife and
hsJor Rathbone is the son Of Mrs Harris by
Ter first husband. 1.-THE Allegheny fpa,
College has conferred the honorary degree OF
LID. Oh our fellow citizen, Mr.. j. g. G. Ken.
nedy. late Superintendent OF tine Census
'f"hIrs Lucy Stone Blackwell was an inter.
ested spectator Of the filibustering in the
House to-day, evidently getting ted for a
female con gress.
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~ David Reed had both arms blown or -
the premature explosion Of a cannon in Tsrrs
~ThA Kansas grassAoppsrs bepan mi.
night toward the southeast q few DAYS since
greatly 70 the delight Of the people OF ina,
State. W 'nae
- The Ohio wssisyan University makes
no distinction Of color In fits admission Of sfne
dents. The Board OF Trustees YecantIv ~ s 80
resolution to that effect. pe'seo
= mandatory OF American biscuit. IN.
Just been opened In the Paris ExhibitIon
grounds. 1t attrocts great Attention.
twenty.seven years old. and 4 marrfa6 49,,
mas been arrested on Charge Of entrasine ii.
~ AZ st. Gsncvieye, Canoda, ch,cke,y
wen. MAJ 40. ana Wa KILLED few days since,
weeks previously. "" eos '"o
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Resi,,ratisu in Louisiana

NEW ORLEANS, July 11.-Under the new
order Of General Sheridan the registration is
progressing feebly ana with no animation.
More whites are being registered in proportion
to the blacks at present than heretofore. An
order will be promulgated Tomorrow direct
ing the board OF regstrarion 70 proceedto select
suitable persons for commissioners OF election,
and make other provisions for the holding
thereof generalization Of reports at head
quarters show that ont Of II ,543 persons regis
tersd in Louisiana, there have been only 81 APO
whites against 7i,1t1 blacks. From few sub
districts no reports have been filed since July,
and nothing to come In viii materially alter
the above figures. The blacks stand to the
whites nearly two to one, and will so continue
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WoNANs RIGHTs.-The discussions on this
subject in some sections of the country are be-
coming quite animated. The propositions
advocated by those who favor woman g right.
are briefly defined as: The right of woman TO
DO anything that she can do as we'll as man.
her right to be paid full and just wages for
what she does: and her right to be thoroughly
educated in all departments OF science. The
opposition hold with the venerable Rev. DR..
Todd. Of Pittsfeld. Mass. that the root OF the
great error Of the day is, that woman is to be
made independent and self supporting-pre.
cisely what she never can be, because God
never designed she should be. Her support
her dignity. her beauty, her honor and happi,
ness lie in her dependence as wife, mother, and
daughter.
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SILVER ORE FROM NEVADA One OF tn,
most beautiful specimens Of silver ore which
we have ever seen was received yesterday bv
Col Wilson, Commissioner Of the Land Once
II was tnickiy clustered, of pure character
and coated by hard substance resembling the
purest marble. This ore was taken from tina
North Star Mine, situated in Reese river min .
ing district, Lander county, State of Nevada,
and was obtained at depth OF $50 feet from
the surface.
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a SHARP CONTEST occurred in the House &c.
day upon the question OF substituting the 18th
day OF November for the 18th Of October for
the next meeting Of Congress. The motion for
the November session prevailed. indicating
that the House is not inclined to enter unon m :
impeachment question in October.
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AMERICAN ORDNANCE IN EHoLAND-Of-
fetal information has been received here that
the fifteen. inch gun, OF the navy pattern. made
in this country for thu English Government,
Sherburyness, in the presence OF the selec,
ordnance committee. The result is highly IA
vorable to this class Of American ordnance,
and ELECTS praise from the English authori-
ties. -
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MANHOOD SUFFRAGE.-The paragraph in
Yesterdays Star, IN reference to the interview
between the Hon. Thaddeus Stevens and the
Baltimore Loyal League was incorrectly
printed In portion OF our issue as being upon
the suoIect OF '.womanhood Suffrage" instead
OF manhood suffrage as it should have haan,
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ADDRAss TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
Governor Pierpoint, in his address 60 the pso-
PIE Of Virginia, says, IN substance, that there
States Goyernmen, with hostility; others of
the " bite population who do not, and 'fe v OF
the coiored who ever did He regards the Re-
publican party as the one OF progress, op.
Conftderacy and Against the suffrage 90 the
colored people. The object OF the call for q
Convention was - do away with parties, and
strive in common for the general gooA: He b..
Iieves the colored people express GO desire tc
elect any but honest and capable men 70 Office
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDs.-rhe Com.
missioner Of the General Land Office has re-
ceived returns showing an aggregate disposal
Of G. 2sS acres OF pu bic lands during the month
Of June last at The following local offices. viz
Nebraska City. Nebraska. 1885 acres; Detro,l
Michigan, 1880 acres. The greater portion OF
the land was located with Agricultural college
scrip, and 'he remainder taken for actual cot.
Element and cultivation under tho Homestead
law, sold tor cash and located with military
NafraUta.
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New York Markets.

M1w YORK, July 1I-The flour market is
10a2O cts. better; receipts, $3.50 bbls. Wheat
Corn market lc. lower; nsceipts. all, sO7 bush.
els. Rye, 2a3 cts. better. Oats are q shade
firmer. Pork frmer; new mess, S22. 4Oaa2 So
Lard quiet at i1Hca12Xc. Whisky steady.
Barley quiet. Cotton dull at 28K cas-. for
Middiing Uplands. treights quiet. Spirits
turpentine easier. -.
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SCALES At THE PARIS EXPOSITION

L. Mo1itsnr tairerssl, the official journal of the
French empire, says: go Is
Among the expositions Of the American section
which attract the greatest interest. it is necessary
to specially mention the collection of weighing in
struments exhibited by the house of Fairbanks a
Co. of St. Johnshury, Vt. which has. for q long
time. sustained great reputation in this branch OF
manufactures. This collection embraces the most
complete assortment of balances. from a single
gramme to thirty thousand kilogranmes capacity.
weighing. five hundred thousand kilogrammes.
These weighing instruments. universally used in
America. ads pied 10 all the different syses az
weights and measures in use in every country This
exposition deserves to he recomraen ded to all ON
mechanics and farmers, and TO every body interest
I'd III perfect weighing Instruments
dispatch by Ocean Telegraph announces the
fact that these celebrated Scales take the First
miums two medals at the Paris Exposition and are
mentioned in the award as the Standard SeaIs,
J. p. BARTHOLOW Agent
Seventh street opposite Centre Market
jy Him washington n q
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TIE WHITE HoUsR-A number q, v,s;,o-s
were at the Executive Mansion o.day. many
OF whom had An interview with the President
Secretary Stanton and Postmaster General
Randall had an interview with the Executive
this morning
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New Yark Items.

NEW YORK. July 1i.-Gen'is Grant, Meade,
CANDY, and other military notables are at West
Point considering the expediency OF adopting
Upton's system of infantry tactics.
s The funeral OF Hon. John A. King, of this
State. took place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence, on Long Island. .s
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ROUSE seems inclined as we 20 to prsss
to direct that the judiciary Comm,t,es . 81
oence shall be printed and laid upon tina ,ah,e.
OF members on the first day OF the nav, 1870.
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A STRING OF 'EM.-Thsre are twenty rec
applicants tor the position OF Commissioner OF
Agriculture made vacant by the dea tn Of Hon
Isaac Newton, viz:-Norton Townsend, Ohio.
John A. Warder, CINCINNATI Thomas Brown
Ohio Colonel Capron, Illinois; Hon. John b.
Clark, Missouri; Hon. James Birney, Michi.
gan; Hen. L. c. Ball, New York; f. w. Blair,
Washington, D. g.; VIM. II. Ludlow, New
York; Oliver H. Kelly, Minnesota; A. j Pa
dock, Nebraska: Hon. James X. Hubbell, Ohio:
Isaac Newton, Jr., Pennsylvania; Thomas P.
Robb and Salome Dorsett, Illinois; E. G. Will
con, Pennsylvania; X. j. Powell and John II
klippart, Ohio; Hon. Frederick Holbrook.
Vermont James S. Grinnell. Massachusetts:
VIM. II. Russelh Washington; Hon. +. Lemo-
sy, Virginia: Hon. E. II. Hyde, Connecticut;
Major James Gleason, late Of the army and
now superintendent OF the Government Ex-
perime tai Farm.
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FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson & o., quote Stocks ana
Bonds in home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK. July ll.-First Board-U. S. 6's,
5.2Os. coupon, IiaS; do. registered, =; do.
Certificates -; do. $40, new issue, -; do.
7.3Os. 10eK; 10.aOs registd, =; coupon, I02 I;
Pacific Mail, IA; Atlantic Mail. 1OSA: Canton
Mariposa, =; prefd, =; N. Y. Central, los "a
Erie Railway, 7Ix; preferred. :; Hudson
River Railroad. lO9x; Reading r. r.. los Z;
sih; Illinois Central r. r., 1s3x; Cleveland
and Ptttsbur9, 3d. Northwestern. 45a; do.
preferred, 6sS Cleveland and Toledo, I20k;
Rock Island, 97E; Fort Wayne, 102x: Ohio
and Miss. certificates, -; Western Union
telegraph, 49x; Boston Water Power, g.
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In.eres.in. Items Of New. from Cuba.

Interesting Items Of News from Cuba.
NEW YORK July 11.-HavanA advices 70 the
9th: state that the slaves recently landed there
were 500 congos who were Immediately dis.
tributed among the importers.
"A heavy invoice ofartlliery has been received
from Codiz. ~
The fourth OF July was handsomely cele.
DRAFTED by resident Americans in Havana
Advices from Jamaica represent that the
p lanters are overburdened with taxes and are
leaving the Island, -
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SENATOR TRUMBULL proposes to press his
Supplementary Reconstr uction bill to a vote
to-day IN the Senate. and this may necessita,e
night session.
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THE NEXT SESSION

The opening of the next session of Congress
is likely to take place on the second Wednesday
of November next. Those OF the House favor
ing the impeachment of the President urge
some time in October as the date to which Con-
gress shall adjourn. A majority of the Senate
are disposed TO adjourn to meet on the first
Monday of December, the regular time. 1t ap.
pears we'll nigh certain just now that the second
Wednesday of November will be agreed on in
conference. When they come together at tha,
time the general business Will be taken up, in
Guiding any reports the House Judiciary Com
mittee may make upon the subject Of impeach
ment, the consideration of which is likely to
occupy their attention Immediately after as
sembling. Such appears to be the present dis
position OF large number Of members.
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TELEGldMS TO THE STAR,
FROM EgKoPE TO-DAY.
rRv G.ah1a ~ tia Asaoa,atad prass

LpNpors jam Acknowledgements, 9&X; ".
s &2hs. tx; Esies, ask, Illinois Central. 6ok.
IdvERPooL, July II Noon.-Cotton uA.
changed: Corn 3Gs. I'd. Other arucfss un-
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w HI 8 x = 3 .s 8 ~
MusTHC

Forced to grow upon the srioothest face in from
three to five weeks BY using DIR. SEVIGNEB RES
TAURATKUR OAP1LLA1RE, the most wonder.
full discovery ia nodern science, acting upon the
ner.. It has been used by the elite Of Paris and
London With the most catering success. Names
satisfaction is not given In every instance, the
money will be cheerfully refunded Price bymail,
testsmenials mailea free. : address BERGRR En-
SHUTS b CO., Chemists, No. ass River street,
Troy. New York, Ssle agents for the. United
otSbnos a. ~ Apso-QdW0OlY
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FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS ieav.
ing the city during the summer months they
can have the STAR mailed to their address, by
ordering the same at the Office, for 12x cents
per week. for one week or more.
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ih1hkFAL RRvzNuR.-!The receipts from n i.
source to-day were s7o9,s 0s 'Ais
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PIANOS!I PIANOS.l

AN UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPH,
CABLE DISPATCH, PARIS EXPOSITION, July l, 1857.
:" STEINwaY & Sons. of New York"
have been awarded by the Supreme Jury of the Ex-
position THE FIRST GoLD MEDAL OF MERIT for the
highest degree Of perfection IN grand square and up
,,gM Ptanos and the most ralKabfe inrsntions.
Mortng the greatest progress in the sTRetion Of
pianofoytes, frih the strongest endorsement OF tie
SUPREME lNTERNATIoNAL jury.
In addition to the above, Steinway Sons have
received the following cable dispatch: 80
" PARIS, July4
after careful examination of all the musical in
strumelts exhibited at the Paris Exposition,
awarded TO STEINwAY SoSs, of New York their
and norelty Of construttion IN Pidnos.'
w. &. METZEROTT CO.,
~ lQ-lm Agents for Washington. ID. G.
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METRoPOLI1ANB ROON FACTORY. '''.9
wILrBERaE1. LEDUc i Co., :. a.. :.
Manufacturera and Jebbers q 5......s1. -
- uro,1p MOONS q 4! 1eTsHEs; -. a. :, = !,
aoeds S.iftefsd issgsSi Soss., .1' .eft
Msnufactory No.l03 Wster %. : 0eersatoxn.s !.
Once and Salesrooms No. Is ~ 81 ,Wnshtnatay
/ epM-1ms ga a,ag l.-.agg..l IL .tg ~. n = ~
4 ApI4e, uNDIGQ 419kFNTH AID ssOH7Iss
IL DIEM 1CKQ4131g6 teief1 deecripeion111de
% eedAr 10 T3Mee nn4 49cens Aeking, M
promptly done b. Mrs. DOWNING, No 219 7tS
0tgeet, between L end u, my 6.ws
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DORTABLE HOTA AIR FURNACES.

DORTABLE HOT-AIR FURNACES. @t as
Those intending to put IN Furnaces this fall
should call and see Littlefeld's Morning
Glory. the best in use. Warranted to give
satisfaction. Will burn the entire season -
without reminding. ~
II. I. GREGORY.
jy II ct --' 391 Pennsylvania avenue.
L>OR SALE AT A; BARGAIN-A new Florence
il SEWING MACHINE. all complete; very fine
s S IT.. and BUREAu combined; splendid
hold Utensils, by family leaving the city. Call
AS Massachusetts avenue. 4fs lie 10 st
RRIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHS, BOU-
ID DUETS, CROSSES. ANCHORS, fANDAA
STARS. preserved in natural form. New ands u
or pearl. All kinds of Hair Bradng done by Mrs.
FRIES. 3SS Eighth street. jy iO-6m
NEW EOOKS.--The Culture Demanded by Mod
lN ern Life. Bench and Bar. by l.. j Bige low
iIllgstEated; College Life, by Rev; Stephen Din.
8: Gibbons. Draper's History of the American
Civil War, vol. lat Meteoric Astronomy, Shoot
ing Stars and Krolites, by Kirkweod. Erichsen
on Railway and other Injuries Of the Nervous sys.
TEN. Hartshorne on Practice of Medicine
Jyl0 - fgas.r !, = -FRANCk TAYLOR.
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NATIVE WINE BITTERS.

CHARLES GAITIER respectfully invites at
tention to his NATIVE WINE BITTERS made
from recipe of many years standing, which has
acquired an unequalled reputation wherever il has
been used as preventive of all miasmatic and ma
larial diseases It invigorates the muscles Durides
neys promotes Digestion, establishes regularity in
the female eystem- and Is admirably adapted az =
cure all diseases OF females arising from debity
Being made OF native wine and the best Vegetable
invigorator early In the morning and before meals
generally; and being perfectly free from every
thing nauseous and unpleasant, may be nsed not
only With safety at all times, but is confidently re-.
stmuant, though powerful TONIC, whenever such
an article is needed or desired. No family should
be without It, as 1t Will supply great desidera
in STRENGTHENING and invigorating growing child
As the season for malarial and miasmatic diseass:
Is now approaching, this article is offered as bein9
without rival al preventative of ali diseases "a
the summer and autumn and a general inyieora
tor OIL the human system in adults and children as
well as males and females, h' 90
FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The trade is respectfully in ited to call.
G, GAUTIER.
1napoTter 81 5WfMes and LiQkoys
" l-om 4Sx Yennsyiyania avenne
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( 'ARRIAGEsi CARRIAGES I,
On hand fine assortment of first. -0
class Carriages. which will be sold at HBS
reasonable rates. III work sold war H2@H26
ranted Also number of second hand Bupgies
ROckaways, &c Repairing promptly attended TO
- ROBERT H. GRAHAM.
Repository 314 u ST. bet. 9Th and 9th.
Jy1l -3N Shop477 9Th St near D.
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+ ATEST PARIS FASHIONS OF HAZE
IL DRESSING.
--a e. ALLIOT,

EhEAln 0ASH-OhEOSEA,
324 street, between 18th and 18th SITS.
Mr.. Alliot, from Paris Hair Dresser, of tho
celebrated Rachel, with whom he arrived in this
country, has now been established for the last
eight years in Washington and Newport enjoying
the patronage of the diponadtique, and Of the
he this season imported the latest fashions Of
hair dressing, and also pomades, and everything
BILE prices, II 9-t IT, in 7-kmx Il
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VOUNGLAN # o B D.. the thorough bred
Racing Stallion, procured from the ~ -
ton, of New Jersey, will make the season "a
of 1857, commencing April "A and ending November
west of Georgetown, in the District Of Columbia,
at $50 for the season, payable ut the time of ser
hand. bills. G. ". TURNER,
up 0-l2w 80 80 - Maiiager.
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BOARDING..
PROPOSALS.
MAYORS OFFICE. JOY 5, 1851.

WI
Proposals will be received at this ofica until
Thur day, the 18th instant at II clock. for gra-
ding street south. from Seventh street west to
nth street west Bidders will state the price per
cubic yard for grading. There will be but QUE
measurement paid for-that which measures most
The Mayor reserves the right to reject any all
bids.
Iy 10 RICHARD WALIACH Mayor
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ERIC RATORS
few larGe-siZed Sehooley's American Upright
REFRIGERAT0RS for sale at cost, to makera
room for fall stock. GmI13
H. /. GREGORY .@tI
S21 Pennsylv ania avenue
j. l1-5t Seventh street
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"A vERY FINE ASSORTMENT or
snts AV'1ASst 9 GEE Sp azL iIAoAS'
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

GRAND PICNIC OF GERMANIA REBECCA
~ ~. LODGE. No. 2, UPostponed from n
take place at WASHINGTON CITY GAR
DEN, New York avenue. between LIST and \
"a streets, on MONDAY, July 18th, 1851. Tick
cts, SO Cents. jy lI-3t
GRAND AFTERNOON AND EVENING PIC
~ NC for the Benefit Of the CATHOLIC "A
On TUESDAY, 16TH OF july. 1861, go
AT BECkERT'S GARDEN. kxsA
On Z street, between 18th and l&th streets east.
THE COMMITTEE
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ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, JULY 9Th
~ 1867. the, Rockville. Marlboro, M31a
and Breokville Stages will leave tbe [ijIAI(
General Stage Office, HOWARDiS oE2.o[[4
Stables, 4J4 G street between 9th and 7th streets
daily, Sunday excepted; y the Rockville and Mari
boro' Stages at ~ O'Clock H.; the Brookyille
stage at o clock p. m.
Nv 9-lm* &C. HOW ARD. PrOprietor.
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wAssrseroH, July 10 fss7-yay Cooke &
%. furnish the following quotations Of Gsv-
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@yICHY 4 KISSINGEN

plalnts. my 2-6m
w. THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
u.S BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The regular monthly meeting of this Association
Church. on the LIST Monday in August, at O'Clock
p.
Persons wishing to join this Association will do
well TO be present, il is xpected the books for
the subscription Of stock will be then closed Until
that time anyone can take stock on application to
the Rev. Father Mccarthy treasurer, at his resi-
dence. near the Church.
AT the meetings of the Association money has
been sold at IS and 60 per cent.
jy 1n-cotd JOHN J. MCCULLoM. Sec.
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10 near All that was to be said on the amend
duce fundamental reform In the eIecti svs.
TEN OF the covntry. He believed the principIe
ought to be applied every where, but he thou eht
!, ,bs was absolutely Necessary 70 be applied to
Mr.. Hendricks cou1d very well understand
the dfmculty experienced BY the Char In IA.
cid1ng Questions OF order under the resolution
OF Ffloay. That resolution restricted laeiala
ton to sHch a. was necessary to rernnve tne
distractions placedor likely 70 be placed in
the way OF the execution Of the RECOMMENDATION
Jaws. ne could not see that any obstru ctions
President had done nothing in that direction -
Mr.. Trumbull said the President had issued
an amor order IN accordance with the Attorney Gen
Mr.. Lendricks did not believe the Attorney
Generals opinion was any obstruction. IA
nad not seen that opinion ans wered, thoueh
ne M nsG H. seen , several stssmpts to answer it.
conjunction iegtslation A. hagrantiy uncon.
stitutional, but was il favor 81 the naine,nia
S t az s1m M nsvs suffrage II It cohld IS applied
The question was then taken to decide
whether the amendmentof Mr.. Buckslaw rss
IN order. and It was tecided In the neratiye.
Hsndr, mMe; Nnrto Basas!sE. Dixon, Fowler.
Nays-Ms.srs. Anthony. Cameron. Cat.e,,.
Chandler. Uonkiing, UfsEin, Dsvis. Ea,'
m1nds, Erelinghnygon. Hendsrson, Howe.
sroy RsmssSy spsin % Tefp Y Pom
Wade, Wiley, and YatSs-2a. 'Na "1n.'e'
20 the anendment was not received.
Mf. Huckalew then addressed the Senate on
the subject Of cumulative snXraee confssns1 "a
" sne amendm9nth he ha6destred % o6Sr. me-.
majority principle, now q yogns, worked IN.
} tSs ~ nnsstriy. 4 left large masses OF
dsffanchised. In the last Uonefsds : miiisoy
nx hundIed thousand yoters INA fniIy IS -
members. and two MILAN two hundred thou.
tss nG .s Ssa one anadred md nfty. he denied
y.emont g tnat the majority 16onia rtSerr.
-! ts,Mas ehas ne people should S6yefS tssm..
,ssoriS 1 nos ~ ons .yostion 6f ~ psoplt:
not majority rule was the cofreSf nf5h cin ma
Maat Was meant BY the cumulative princ}n .
was sast an slsctog In any STATE, Whethsr hs