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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-08

years ago decided, in the Dorr case,
that Congress alone had power to de-
termine which was the established
government in State, or whether it
had asrepublican form of government
and that the decision of Congress upon
such questions was binding upon all
other branches of the government
In regard to the condition of the rebel
and RECONSTRUCTED States, there
fore, Congress alone has the power to
decide, and neither the President nor
the Supreme Court has the slightest
shadowof right to dispute or resist its
decision.
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Duties of Congress.

1t is the business of the court to
interpret the law, and to apply it by de-
clslons to cases that may come before
the court But it is not the business
of the court to make laws. 1t is not
within its province to decide those
political questions which the Consti
tuition entrusts to the immediate rep.
resentatives of the people in Congress.
The admission of a State, the legality
or loyalty of its government, the adj
mlsslon.of Senators and Representa-
tIyes are matters of that nature. The
Constitution empowers Congress to
admit new States, to guarantee to each
OF the States republican form of
government, to make all needful rules
apd regulations respecting the terrific
~ Belonging to The, United States, ana
tomake final decision as tosthe elec-
tidnseor qualifications of all persons
claiming to be members of Congress
In accordance with these constitu-
tional provisions, the Supreme Court
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An Honest Mans Plain Talk.

The short speech of Senator Wade,
delivered at Memphis on the 26th
ult., shows that his radicalism is not
the sort to melt before Southern
sun. He acknowledged, gratefully,
the inequalities every where rendered
to the Congressional party, but dis
played his gratitude in a style not
always appreciated as it should be,
viz: by telling the plain truth. He
said that there was no unkind feeling
toward the South in Congress, and no
disposition to legislate in a vindictiye
spirit, and this is unquestionably true.
But he said, further, that the course
hitherto pursued by Congress had re-
ceived the unmistakable approval of
the people, and that no step backward
would be taken. Although he did not
profess to speak authoritatively on
behalf of the body of which he is. a
member, his Southern readers must
have realized that in this, also, he
told them the exact truth. His re-
marks as to the preponderating
weight of the representative body in a
republican government have been
commented upon by some of the Ten
nessee papers in manner which
shows that his opinions on this point
were somewhat unpalatable. They.s
and the people whose sentiment they
represent, are anxious to make the
most they can out of an accidental
Chief Magistrate who happens to
have fallen into their hands, and ''the
one-man power which Mr.. Wade
deprecates, they appear to regard as a
far more liberal form of govern
ment than one wherein a Radi-
cal Congress is permitted to have
potential voice. But here again they
would do we'll to receive kindly the
hints given them by Mr.. Wade. and
make their terms with power which
does not seek to do them the slightest
wrong, whose only conditions are
those which justice dictates, and
which alone possesses the power to
render them any real service. IF they
would but act upon the suggestions
they may CLEAN from the honest utter
ances of Mr.. Wade they may yet turn
to excellent practical account the
congressional excursion which has
just passed through their section,
Men who talk to the Southern people
as did Mr. Wade are their best prac-
teal friends--a fact which they can
not fail sooner or later to discover.
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Mr.. McCULLocH saws in his report.

Mr.. MCCULLoCH says In his report:
1t is this necessity for paying bal
ances in coin which regulates the trade
of nations. 1t is this great CONNER
cial and financial law which makes
the nation that sells more than it buys
the creditor nation, and the nation
that buys more than it sells the debtor
nation, and recognizes no medium but
coin In the payment of balances, that
determines the question of the ability
of the United States to resume and
maintain specie payments. IF the
balance is in our favor, or, if not in
our favor, if the balance against US is
so small that it can be paid without
an exhausting drain upon our pre-
clous metals, specie payments can at
once be resumed. Such, unfortunate
iy, is not the fact. Notwithstanding
our heavy exports during the past
year (that of cotton having been 650,-
672, 800 pounds, or nearly 100000
bales, a quantity greater than our en-
tire crop of the present year), the
United States are largely debtor to
Europe" H4AH 85A.8
Sorrowful and disgraceful truth,
that of our foreign Indebtedness,
which the sheriff will teach with
sharp conviction to thousands now
Haunting and laughing on the thin
crusted and short lived prosperity Of
credit and imitation. Look at the
three items of the large debt America
owes to Europe: od = a.sa $40
United states Bonds $500. :. .OOO. 900
state and Municipal Bonds........ l5O,OOO.OOO
Railroad and other stocks and 100
m4, s2agF sfa as 49, - -
Our ability to resume specie pay
ments is truly said by the Secretary Of
the Treasury. to depend on our. putting
a stop to the expectation of our gold
to pay trade balances. zogal
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ALPACCAS.


IL
for Evening BE- 1ro5
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-08

United States Bonds. $3.50 900 ,O0
state and Municipal Bonds...,.-.. 100000
Railroad and other stocks and ,,s91'7
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ABOUT $4,000, 900 are raised an
nually by taxation in the city and
county of New York, and the ex-
penditure of that sum is about equally
divided between the Board of County
Supervisor sand the City Council.
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AN effort will be made this Winter
to remove the State Capital. of Ken
lucky from Frankfort. One town in
the interior offers $250,OO0, another
$3.50, 900. and the Council of Louis
vi. Q has offered to donate 100000. It
is claimed that Frankfort is unsuited
for the Capital of a great State, situa-
ted as it is, at the bottom of small
natural basin, whose rugged sides are
proof against the climbing powers of
progress, it is entirely too small and
pent up, and offers none of the facili-
ties for comfort and enjoyment that
many other cities in the State do.
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DELINQUENT TAX SALE.
SHERIFF,S SALE
For D%elInquent Taxes for tho fiscal Year
ENDING December 81, 1885.

DY VIRTUE OF DIFFERENT EXECU.
ID tions issued out Of The Justices Court, Town.
ahip No. 3, Gold Hill, Storey county. Nevada, to
me directed and delivered, April 70, 1867, and
against the following named defendants and pos.
sessory claims and improvements thereon. or i'm.
p~rovsments when separately assessed, for the
several sums owing and due upon each lot or
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and In pursuance Of an Act entitled an Act TO
provide revenue for the support Of the Govern.
mont Of the State Of Nevada, approved March 8.
1865, and an Act amsndatory thereof, approved
March !, 1865, I shall expose for sale at public
auction to the highest and best bidder for cash.
In front Of the Courthouse doors, at Virginia,
Storey county, Nevada, between tho hours Of 9
o'clock A. N. and SO clock P. n, namely, at IL
o'clock A. n. on
Monday, Juno 3, 1867,
80 much Of each piece or parcel Of land herein.
after described, together with Improvement
thereon. or improvements when assessed sspara.
tsly, a. shall be necessary to satisfy said execu.
ton and costs Of sale, all Of said property being
situated In Storey county, Nevada, to.wlt:
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A Grateful Acknowledgement to q Skill
full Gentleman.


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BeIcher Company.-Noticei s hereby

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BY order ofthe Board uf Trustees.
q. BRUOKMANN, Secretary.
Virginia, New, Mar. Is, 1857. mr9etd
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By order Of the Board Of Trusteeg.
H. BRUCKMANN, Sec'y.
Virginia, New, Mar. 25. 1867. ur26.td
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

To amend Ordinance No. b entitled
An Ordinance to create n Fire De-
partmeat for the Town of Gold
Hill. and to regulate and maintain
tho same, and 10 repeal section IL
OF the same.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
L Town Of Gold Hill. do ordain as follows:
SECTION l. Section 9 of the Ordinance of
which this IL smenda;ery. Is hereby amended, so
a. TO read. "a follows:
SIC. 9. The Board Of Trustees shall not be
held liable nor the inhabitants of the Town Of
Gold Hill. for any contracts made by any officer
Of said companies. nor for any expense by them
incurred, nor for any salaries TO said officers, nor
for any work by them performed, or any mem.
Der Of the said Fire Department, or companies
oelon ging thereto.
SEC. :. Section 10 OF said Ordinance IL hereby
amended, so rs 10 read. as follows:
SIC. 10. The Chief Engineer shall report 20
the Board OF Trustees, every three months, the
condition OF the Are apparatus.
SEC. J. Section IL Of said Ordinance is hereby
repealed.
SEC, l. All Ordinances and parts OF Ordinances
In conflict with. or repusuant 20 the provisions
Of this Oriinanc. are hereby repealed.
SEC. S. This Ordinance shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Passed, May Q, 1867.
W. D. GRAY,
President Board Of TrusteeS
II. c. MaSSISo. Clerk.
Gold Hill, May 10, 1867. mylO.n
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Notice.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOW 1T MAI OVNCEhN'
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ Health Ordinance Of the Town Of Gold Hill
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aneuable to the penalty ~ provided by law.
-" ", "a, BEGAN, Town AArshal.
Gold Hi, April %, 1857. sp22tf
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