The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-09-07

the word conservatism" have since seen
tho report Of speech said to have been made
bylan Ohio Senator at Canton, Ohio, which, if
it bo truly reported and is to be considered
definition Of that doctrine then it to ME is
very alarming-worsc than coppcrhcadis;n. 1t
is legislation without authority, and rcconstruc-
ton by usurpation
| am, very respectfully.
Your obcdicnt servant
&. THADDEUS STEVENS.
AUGUST 30.-A negro by the name Of Lang
ston has applied for the mission to Hayti
oH, but should one occur he saw no reason why
his claims should not be considered. To the
inquiry whether he would grant Langston
anpthcr interview in a week, he replied eyes"
@AUcusr 31.-Spccial Order No 429, from
Gsn. Grants Headquarters, is rs follows:
Commanders Of the Military Districts, crc-
F'ated under the act Of March 3D. 1867, will
make no appointments to civil Office Of persons
Who have been removed by themselves or their
predecessors in command.
ESEpT. 2.-Gcn. Grant has ordered the dis
charge Of seventy -onc out Of one hundred and
fsrty clerks in the Pay Department.
Il Nine regular Army Surgeons have died with
in the past three weeks.
Simon Cameron favors the impeachment Of
the President.
sErT 3.-Thc following proclamation has
just been issued by President johnson:
.9Y THE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED STATES
~ PROCLAMATION.
y Whereas, By the Constitution o! the United
States, the executive power is vested n: Pres
idcnt Of the United States Of America, who is
bound by solemn oath faithfully to cxccntc the
office Of President, and to the best Of his abili-
ty to preserve, protect and defend the Consti-
tuition Of the United States and is by the sa,lc
instrument made Commander Chief Of the
Army and Navy Of tic United States, and is
xs9uircd to take care that the laws be faith
fully executed: .1mI Whereas, BY the same
constitution il is provided that the said Cen
|stitution and The laws of the United States.
which shall be made i'll pursuance thereof,
lshall be the supreme law OF lhe land, and the
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ind wic.ea* II and by The same constitution.
fthc iudlci": power Of the United States is ycs
SSsed III one Supreme Court, and in such inferior
courts rs Congress may from time to time or
d;:in and establish, and the aforesaid judicial
| power is declared to extend to all cases il. law
and equity arising under the constitution. the
laws uT the United States and The treaties whicl.
shall be made under :hcir authority Aa,l
lrhot,:S, MI otficcrS. civil and military, are
bound by oath that they will support and de
tend the constitution against all enemies for
ci:gn and domestic, ind will bear true faith and
lallcSia'iSe to the same 1A,t mh,rcas, All
foiliccrs OF the Array and Navy Of the United
States; III accepting their commissions under
ct war incur an obligation to Observe, obey,
and follow sucl, directions as they shall from
! time to time receive from the President or the
| General or other superior officers set over them
according to the ruics and discipline Of war :
lnd ica'TcoS, 1t is provided by law that when
ever by reason Of unlawful distractions com.
bnatlons, Or aascnblages of persons OF rebellion
against the authority Of the Government of the
United states il shall become impracticablc in
the Judgment Of tic President of the United
States to enforce by the ordinary course OF iu-
d:r~l proceedings the laws Of tho United Stat. 5
within any State or territory, the Executive in
that case is authorized and required to secure
their faithful execution by the employment OF
The land and nacal forces: -Ii,l icLercas, I'M
pedimcnts and distractions serious in their
character have recently been intcrposcd in the
States Of North Carolina and South Carolina,
hindcring and preventing Tor time proper
enforcement there Of the laws Of the United
States and OF the judgments and DEGREES of il
lawful court thereof in disregard of the com
mand Of the President Of the United Statc=
! And 'chcycns, reasonable and we'll r,undcd an
prehcnsions exist, that s;iril i'll advised and IN
lawful proceedings may ho again attempted
there or elsewhere Now, therefore, I, An
drew Johnson President Of the United States,
do hereby warn al persons against obstructing,
or hin,lcrins in any way whatever the faithful
execution Of the constitution and the laws;
and ! do solemnly cnjoin and command all Of
iccrs OF the government, civil and militar,
to render due submission and obedience to
said laws, and TO the judgments and decrces of
the Courts Of the United States and to give
aii the aid i'll their power necessary to the
prompt enforcement and execution Of such
laws, degrees, judgments and processes And
I do hereby cnj2in upon the officers of the ar
my and navy to assist and sustain the courts
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