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@&1eb ~ b > y wv. 0|~tt"-t+'
5err Baltor aIbcrb II gum General.
SMperinteaoenten her Sirei9elanenen
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-15

rebel armies; for all that has been done
since by the President has been done
without lawful authority, and hence it
is as If nothing had ever been done.
Mrs Johnson need not be troubled
about the. abolition Of slavery. The
amendment 10 the constitutiondeclarin
1T abolished needed not the ratification
of the rebel States, but became law
the moment it was ratified by three
fourths Of the States that had legisla-
lures to which 1t could be legally sub
mltted. In any event, the people have
decreed the death of slavery, nor will
they allow Mr.. johnson to uphold the
negro whipping posts of which he has
made himself the champion, or the
selling of human beings under the
shield of vagrant laws.
The bill having passed over the veto
ana being now the law of the
land, it becomes the duty of the Presi
dent to enforce it, according TO the
terms OF his oath of office. With the
question of its cOnstitutiOnaiity he has
no more concern or responsibility. I'm.
til reversed by court of competent ju.
r!sdiction, it is the law: and III Andrew
johnson in his pro.slavcry blindness
and egotistical self-will, presuniCs tl
neglect its faithful execution, the fact
will form ample ground for his inme.
diate impeachment and removal from
the high Office which he disgraces MOI
will the Fortieih Congress shrink from
this duty, II it is demanded in behalf oil
the national safety and the vindication
OF the constitution and laws.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-15
THE FEMALE SUFFRAGE. QUESTION
IN A NUTSHELL.

!. Only think of a canvass being sud
denly broken up or an election lost, by
the wonted but untimcly indisposition
Of Rachel (Gen. xxxI: a5;) or Il great
issue defeated or official station untitled
through the tnodesty of Elizabeth in
her unexpected situation; Luke 1924
Imagine Rebecca just before the birth
OF Jacob and Esau, trundled off in an
exciting canvass, by the rallying COM
mittee, through gaping jos,iing crowds,
to the polls; or Hannah with expanded
skirts, hauling young Samuel in his
baby cart, through the deep mud, in
the peiting storm, to Offset Delilah with
her vote or Abigail leaving her crying
babes to burn, or drown. or starve, or
with David for nurse, while she travels
five miles down to the hustings Of the
Philistines to cast her ballot!
III. What disccrds and needless bur-
dens thus imposed upon families! Our
wives will vote either with US or against
us; If with US, then the votes will only
be needlessly doubled, without change
of result; if against us, then we might
as well "pair off" and not vote at all.
If they mean to vote us down, then ii
wont do to let them vote; but If they
mean to vote us up, then there is no
need Of their voting. Since "they twain
are one flesh" of double worth, let them
twain cast one vote of double power!
III. Respectable women connot be
got to the ballot box. Let the polls be
opened to all, and every cruel Jezebel
every scolding Xantippe, every
drunken virago, every loose pimp
will be there at once; while modest
ladies of worth and judgement, whose
vote would alone be useful or desirable,
could never be induced cheerfully and
persistently to join in such rabbie,
and offset its malignant power. 1t is
much as ever that the more refined men
can be kept to their ballot duty, as an
offset to the rowdy crew who are sure to
be on hand. Impose the like neccs-
sity OH woman and no greater disaster
could overwhelm the elective franchise.
Its purity and its safety would be gone.
1t would no longer be even an appioxi-
mate expression OF virtuous public
opinion but would soon become par
ticularly in our large cities, the special
care Of rowdies and OF pinps. May
Heaven avert the day! May American
Liberty never suffer such suicide of
folly!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-15


other extreme of un-marly chaos.
Leave suth sbnm-cry for sham heroes
Of Democratic Slavery! .
The true philosophy Of our suffrage
Is In this doctrine of the Family not
the individual or the state rs the unit
of government. The divine plan is for
each man to come into this arrange
ment; and human law il justly based
upon the presumption, that every adult
man has or will have n family with one
single interest to represent. The prin-
ciple is, that sit is not good for fnah to
be alone;" ami cases of exception,
whether by continued bacheIorhood,
maidenhood, or widowhood, cannot be
made to interfere with this primary
plan of the social fabric. Evermore as
heretofore, LET EACH FAMILY full
formed or incipient) HAVE SINGLE
| VOTE! ....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-15
NEW KsAuPsHIssE ELECTION.
Rcpublicanfsin still TRIUMPHANT!

CONCORD, n. H., March l2.-Returns
from 126 towns give Hartman (Repub-
lican) %, 097 votes. and Sinclair and all
others 22,i62 votes. Ella, in the First
Congressional District, is probably
elected by 1900 majority; and Stevens,
in the Second and Benton in the Thirt!
District, by about l,Ge0 majority each,
all Republicans. ..*
Eight Republican aud fonr Demo
cratic Senators are probably elected.
In the House there is Republican
majority of eighty. The Republicans
have a majority in six counties, and the
Democrats in four. The vote in the
State will exceed that of last year by
1900 to 1000. The majority for Harri-
man will probably exceed 1900.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-15
SOMETHING NEW
Under the Sun,
A New Era in Medicine,


r--r., ,bs s,f,sr;nr ard D,.s,sca r.,d .brf,r,o,r
ing.
sULet all who hare been given up by Doctors, and
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-15
FOREIGN NE Tvs.

Princess Alexandra, wife OF the
Prince OF Wales, is reported, by the
cable, TO be seriously i'll. 81
Cable dispatches from London and
Liverpool, last week, announce a re-
newal of the Fenian uprising in ire
land. \ force of FenianS made an at
tack on the military harracksat Duhlin,
and were repuised. The roads between
Dublin and Cork have been tornup
An account of the revolutionary
movement in Great Britain, Indicates
that the rebellion is very serious
affair, extending all over England and
Ireland, and that a general uprising
was recently only prevented by contra
ry orders from "Chief Organizer
Stephens. .E.aaa a'.......t
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-15
A NEW ISSUE

Several of cur cotemporarIes arc agi-
tating the question of woman's suffrage,
and urging that the ballot box be thrown
open to all. Some of the most radical
newspapers and lecturers are waxing
very jealous for this new mooted "re-
form" 1t would seem as though, the
negro question being pretty much set.
tied, there is felt want among innate
agitators, for some new and still more
advanced issue, that their occupation
may not be completely gone. We have
taken no part in this incipient excite
ment, SO chimerical has itseemed to us !;
and withteelings of mingled merrimcnt
and disdain at the frivolous novelties
offered, we have not found it in us to
say one single word. But the fight
wakes warm in our neighborhood and
seems to call for al interposition.
A neighbor editor, having doubled
lately, demands double vote. Having
newly found the eSceiiences of woman,
with all the zeal of new convert
he breaks his lance in behalf Of "wo-
liitu VI sSNGIh "cehS
editorial eoiumi.s',avegroanedwith lead
ed leaders demanding that women be
allowed to go to the polls; nntilthe peo-
pie have begua to groanundert the iniiic.
ton, some threatening to stop the pa
per, aud others with more sense sending
in their counter arguments. In his last
weeks paper, woman speaks for her
sex, with much good sense disdaining
the profiered imposition of suffrage
as suffrage indeed. But he of the
quill, like a valiant Knight as he is, still
deals his gallant blows right and left,
and declares that he will never surren-
der the issue, till Iowa admits her wo
men to the polls. While we thus feel
bound to chronicle the events passing
around US, We do it only in kindness
and respect for our brother editor. May
his gray hairs linger long, as he shall
still wait to realize this dream of his
youth!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-15
CONGRESSIONAL.

The friends Of The tariff will be glad
to learn that the bill that failed to pass
the House ut the close of the late Con-
gress has been again introduced.
President Johnson has nominated to
the Senate Hon. Henry Barnard, of
Connecticut, as Commissioner of Edu-
cation under the new law establishing
National Educational Bureau.
Thad. Stevens attempt to revive the
Reconstruction Committee was defeat
dit doubtless being thought that
reconstruction is pretty much consum-
mated. '... ...
The Fenians are urging Congress to
recognise their rights as belligerents in
their pending war with Great Britain.
They will appear before the newly APP
pointed Committee of Foreign Affairs
as soon as it shall have been organized,
for this purpose. 1f as
The President has appointed Paran
Stevens, of New Jersey, as United
States Commissioner to the Paris Ex-
position. Congress has appropriated
$50, 900 to be expended for the proper
conduct Of the United States depart.
ment at the Exposition.
The new Internal Revenue law re-
ouires the assessment for the tax on in.
comes to be made March, instead of
May. The Internal Revenue Bureau is
accordingly sending instructions to the
Assessors to proceed Immediately with
the assessments. The new law pro-
vides that all incomes above one thous-
and dollars shall be taxed at the uni
form rate of five per cent.-the $1,000
being exempt. HI. ......... ...
The House of Representatives has
passed an important bill supplementary
| to the Military Reconstruction act. 1t
prescrihes the details Of reconstruction
by means of populer conventions to be
called forthwith; so as to hurry up the
work, and restore the States at once
without waiting the slow motions of
rebels. The Senate is expected to pass
the bill promptly, and it is now be-
| Iieved the President will sign it.
The House caucus last week resolved
| TO adjourn till May Sth, then to receive
report on impeachment. But the
Senate caucus was unlayorable to the
impeachment matter, end proposes to
adjourn till late in the fall. Ben. But
ler's plan to refer the impeachment to
an enlarged committee (including new
members) has been defeated, and the
reference is to the same Judiciary Com
mittee,h who are proceeding with the
!. Investigation. Tho scpate caucus re-
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