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nj MARYLAND AGRICuLTURAL OoLLEGE

MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
The dutisc Of this Inst tusion will be resumed on
while II 10 designed to make instruction in the
theory and practice Of Agrtculture, the pecnIia1
,saanss % q ths COLLEGE provision 10 made r full
Latin. Greek, French, Qerman, Italian and Eosa'
emascss 9r any sSd Of course
and the study Of the English Language and liz,
Natural Histsry and Natural Philosophy. in
Military Tactics viii, Be taught
1hers vii pe no PreparstoIy School. but Q %.
fs a. the students sptien No ono received under
For Circular and further formation .aa,...
d. B W0BfHIN9TON, Register, 40 1'sss
. Once Of American Farmer,
Au j. cow RAltimora
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AlHbsm ma Meeting IN vor OF Recsus,ruc.

SELMA CITY. Ala. March i9-The largest
e'tIug ever with. ssd n thi. CRY to,k pla ce
yesterday. Rs.olntions were rn,n,mous,y
adopted strongly expressive OF Union santi-
Hents, sud reeoen'Zins ~ righ- of C,uyrrss
TO pre- cribe the terms of recousiructi, ,n AMI
r.admesioH OF the Cedpd State. INTO the
Union; and therefore urging that the peopip Of
AiSbama should forthwith aceest the beaafi.
cent terms Of econstru ction
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INEPARTM1HT OF THD INTERIOR.
IL PENSION OFFICE july 18Th. l66A

=
No 2Sl5, for 80 acres, issued under the act Of
ma MaIcn 5a, Iss3, In the name Of George Plum, and
"ss eranted August 18th, 1855. March 30, ISL
NO ~ 9i2 Tor Loo acres. issued under the act of
Mhch "a fo3s, In the name Of James Henry and
was erented Aprfl 22d, 1861. March 80, 1871.
NO. 90 .z5,le LOO acres issued under the act of
MaIch 50, 1855; IN the name Of John Wood, and
NO. o. !oO for l60 acres issued under the act of
Maren 80 1850, In the ne Of sarah Wood widow
TI Tss7 noptn Weed. ana was granted February 10,
No. H,i3s, for Ice acres, issued under the ACT of
February II, 1sl, in the name of Samuel Hodson
any was granted December 4, 1848 April 20, 1851,
NO % Szo, Tor 81 acres, issued unier the act of
september, lss0 In the name of Langdon o. john
son son ana vas granted March 5, 1855. April 20,
NO ,ssl, for 81 acres, issued under the act OF
March 3, 1855, in the name OF Langdon G. John
son and was granted April 1, 1875. April 90 lS67.
NO L5i: Tor I'D acres. issued under the act Of
March 3, 1850. in the name Of Mary, widow of
npiI ss insSxhng' is and WAS granted May 9. 1856.
No. 90 ls5 for l2o acres. Issued under the act of
march >, 1898, In the name of Polly Pease, widow
n %.T Gheiss5 % Psase and was granted July is. 1860
No, % sse for 100 acres, issued under the act of
march Sd; l8eS In the names Of the minor children
OF Jacob Lasher, dece ased, and was granted yuiy
2, lSO.-May 4, 1867 '
No 81 ses for Isc acres issued undsf the act of
and WAS granted May 18th, ls49 May Ii, 1851.
=, No 62.lSS, Tor l60 acres, issued under the act
March Sd, 1854, in the name Of Alvin Eiiis ana
vas grapssd Alrld Is, 1851. May IL. 1857.
Mrshi hiSSs stt i9I Sy scrss issued under the act
was granted October 50. 1855. MAY Is. isH' ~nu
mo- ~ $50 Tor l?0 acres, issued under the act of
March ), 1856. in the name of NichoIas pritchstt
and was GRANTED Novenber u. 1855 May Is, 1867
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rO ADV EkTIsERS.

The following rs the oticiai showing of the
Ejaculation Of ,he daily papers Of this caty
competing for the Government advertising
under the recent act of Congress directing o. CD
Advertising 10 he made in the two daily news
papers OF Washington having the largss
circulation
EvESiss sTAk......I,7ls copies per day.
ChToStrE' .........s.s5b6c ss
Intsli1encer.....
The returns OF advertising by the city papers
or TIE quarter ending December 81. 1856, a.
taken from the books Of the Inter nal Rsvsn ne
Once, are as follows:
1EkhiN" k.ss...s,..s.......&l3lO
<,te"'yehc'. '.....s................. S.i9s
SHo'stc',f- S.lS2
Repubitcdn n................5 53S
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ENGLIsH AND GERMAN arAD THINNING
~ can be had at LEWIS BA aR1,
SO Market SoAce.
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GOVERNMENT sEcuR,r,Es.

Jay Cooke q 90 furnish the folio wing no :
tations OF Government securiues p
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QY COOPER LATTMER, Auctioueers
- Southwest corner Of Penn aysnus and Ilth g,
AT PRIVATE SALE.

AT PRIVATE SALE
A number Of fret class PRIVATE RDSI-
DEnCES, in central localities
Also 10 small Brick and Frame HOUSES
1FARM bet cen W AshinRton and ALEXANDRIA
large Frame HOUSE, with lot % feet square.
For further particulars apply of
nh lS-lm COOPER LArIMEB, Aucts.
I HAVE RECEIyED ne assortment of French
1 and Domestic BONNETS.
LEWls BAAR, 30 Market Space.
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The Ieionial Coufes.ro,;.

SAN fRAh6ISco, March 1S-A New Vast
minister ni- patch Gays the LagisIat We q ,uncii
OF Brush Columbia unsnimously voted Tor
ADMISSION INTO Co.onIai Don federacy
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PERSONAL.

IIELT HATS. AND ALL kIHDs OF
nhIS cleaned colored anl trimmed nev st
'sb street, bet. aud n sts nh IL eel1s
InroknsTIOE WANTED or Ro6gRr
= SiLbBk1, colsred. brown skin, Twelve years
oio three feet sig inches high. Apy iufornaties
thst VIII lead to his recovery will be thankfuIiV
Iees.vsa y bis mother, Seat Alley, between ST.
N is 81 CHxRLorrE GILpxRr
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,
.ATTESTIoE. X0TERs IN GEeRaE

U UArrlS1loHir iroSE SSSrkS IN GIeksE-
,Agreeably to law, the undersigned. Judgss Of
nlssiion, will sit at the Couscil Chamber, WE'D.
MHSD and tn k6DAf next. March 81 and n
from 10 Q m. to p m, TO TeriSe dnd corrslf the
List OF Voters 10 0eoreetewp. All persons can
n appear before us and rectify any errors in
places IN the wrong precinct, or who are now
emitted to vote who yers not 90 yhep the former
nsts were made. JOHN W. BRONAU0H
CHAS. II. CRA0IN
..,o L. CLEMENTS.
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BOARDING.

I've LEA double aud two single ROOMS
\ win BOA Nj, in Q private family keferepcss
eAehapsed. 4So street, between 10th aud nth
sHeeu ml9st
tOB REkT-With Beard, one large third story
front BOON, supplied with hot and cold
9Th and 10th. IN 10 go
loop FRENCH TABLH BOARD. With or
-. wltheut room Inquire zt the Oonfeotioaery
llth streets m Is- a."
PLEASANT kwELLFURNIsHED FRONT
hOons- With board can be had at 3.9 Sd ct
corner Indiana ave. Terms moderate. nh Is-tAi.
LOB RENT-Iwo we'll farnIsh.d PARI.ORs a,
4 the erst hoor. with without BOARD Ar
ply SS3 ST. bet. 9Th and 10th. ss IL
TABLE BOARD st No. lS4 10Th street, few
month. a
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WM. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM
" DfEln0 AND CLEANSING
ESTABLISHM

Omce, No. - Jefersou st Georgetowp d. G.
Ss,sonshed In 1881; premium awarded by the
netropshtan Institute 1857; rebuilt 1876 and is
nov o. lar IA largest and most complete estab-
hsnhIent of the kind In this section of country
manner iH 'Heo oes'
1inly thankful for past favors the supscrfber
sollci ts the "DtiRaed custom OF the comnunjtv
Goods received aud returned by express with the
utmost proyBptnes and eepstch ~
Post Office address, Lock Box No 80
when 1t 10 closed at s1s IN fe 6-Sm
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SMITHS, $50 1TH STREET,
opposite Post Once. mis- 1

EMBROIDaD4 or ALL KINDS WORKED
- IL On reesonsbls terms. Every kind Of Fancy
work taught At very low prices, By Msdan
kUTCHBAOk. att. RuppS. o, between So .sa
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CHEAP sPRING GOODS
~ AT MILLRRS.

lO1 Bridge street, Georsetswu, O.
Oalcoes, II. to Is; Merrimsc and Sprsgues. %
Blesched Muslin m, l2Is is il: yard wide 4,
20 james, Steam Mills, -, Is Ct. Bates B. g..
Min ~ ,ASIndr9Sseosgin, wam'utta, New York
wtre DO IL ana 20 cents. Also, q general assort.
Hent oi pry Goods Gall and examine our stock
fe 22.lmr RENIAMVN Mruvrp
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TS0rloI fS iSoF6SXX FSX GF7AyyEEs OF WASH:

annnsT sssSssHcps for ~ hay,ng comIIetsl the
appeal. And for the pnrnoee Of maSin uoefo OF
aS1: dISn sns assS t';se1s e 2 ps l.t
second ssory Civ Hs1 %.s, .sv,om%iscionsrs Boom.
,. n each dsy. .. n 10
By order Of the President. IInsl Z. .ot.,,
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pERsoNAL Or ImPHRsoHAL.


never been .mokea, HAVANA FILLED ofGAS
should try THE ROSE. Only tvo fer tes cents
spisce' which wont osst much e bay one
nh ls-st' Pa. sv., bet MetropoIit.n and sss 3.
InfORTAET TO rHK LADIEs.-IHDELIBLQ
eEAmPIh9 Warranted fast colo.s. viii
~ rnsn sSE pol; Done by . French conpesitiea.
price Saves expense Of sraidias
Ladles are Invited TO call. get sample. and try
IT. Ladies white or colered Under skirts, Bai-
morals, Aprons, &C., stamped in imitation OF
WkRSAHTED NOT TO WASH OUT.
Great saving to ladies having clothes for chill.
oren to make up. No braid, no sewing; bat the
pattern printed the goods iBdelfble Stripe that
can be attached TO the eottsms OF Ladiss' skirts.
tsame a. they are nov worn In New York } ready
cost Of braid. Birds. nedallions. Figures aai-
malls OF any pattern stamped. Goods a. rspre
sented or the money returned
phl2-n 43s 9Th street. opposite fstsnt Once.
ERINCH wHALEBONE CeRsgrs ar si so
= Also On hand, foil assortment Of homo made
Corsets, Whelebones. Corset steels and Boards,
TrtmRisss Will be sold at the lowest rsts, az
OHAhhB5 BAUm's Heop Skirt aud Oerset Man-
ntsctory, 4s Louisiana avenue, between 9Th snd
Hh s'reeo. NH In
RRIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHs. 40
~ QUETS, ,ORoSSEs, ANCHORS, STARS. &C
preserved IN natural form; 1nPorfe Ted FLUwERs,
HAtk ILOMERS. and BRAfDIN0. Also, I'm
ported MOSS. HAIR DRESSES tor Balls, by
between @ and II. oc sm.
John ID. CLARK. ATTORNEY AND OOUN.
sELL0R AT Law AND N0fARY PUEBLO
No. 525 18th street west. De laIy
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HTREGlsTBY NOTICE. Notice 10 hereby
~, given to all qualified voters in the First
Ward that the Judges Of Eleotioa appointed to
sns .esistsr voters under the act Of Congress ap-
pnssn llegs 81 voting IN the District Of Coiumbs =,
ano iop otner will be in session Of the
fiIst Baptist Church, corner OF street north And
issh bsY street rec ,scsst, sn M0N3AY the isth TUES.
THURSDAY. the 2ist instant, from 3 to O'Clock
p; "a: Tor the purpose Of receiving and recording
The sct Of Congress entitled .An ast to reen.
late the elective franchise in the District of 90
Iumbia," provides that each ana every ma Ia
sessoan1, exsepttae laupers and persons uuder
nnGsrd hp OF tns age OF twenty -oue years and
SsH. SHs crime or offence. and e1csptins persons Who
rebels IN the late rebellion, and who shall have
oesh Perm Or natu uraiized In the United states.
sh VIC shan nsve resided In the said District for
snS PERIOD Of one year, end three monthS in the
t .o or election precinct In which he shall offer
20 vos9 next preceding any election therein hail
Ss.mel sn % seo .es elective shall be
election IN said District Without ANY Sistinction
en Se1ount Of color or race. " ~ N'''AS''o"
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rUT THIS OUT
GRAND INAUGURATION
Fl II ZAP CASH STORE

LauIes u6sIrouB OF purchAsfng
FANCY GOODS
would do we'll to pnt this ad We rtisement in their
pocket and come early and get the great bargains
IN NlLLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
At MRS. A, Is. MCCL9SKY'S
No. $40 eth street
mn lo6t' bet. and Mass ave
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NH ls3tE Odd Fellows Hall eth stre,t
DOTuMAC TKANsPORTATION LINE FOR
BALTIMORE
Making fright g m I con e nsG.ion I ct AQUA CREEK
BGRG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. @6&A
The steamer EMPRESS, Cart A. C.1h
Nickle. and steamer kENNEBEO, CAPT John n
Wilson, leave Washington from Sixth .tre4t
wharf every " EDNESbAY and SATURDAY A.
Q. m for Baltim"rs, and usual way landings on
Pot0mac river. Return ming leave Baltimore eyerv
TCESCAY and FRIDAY.4p m '
For further infor m alton apply TO
j. B. BRYAN BRO,
mn lsu NO. $40 Pennsy ylvanis ave.
PIANOS.
WO OF CHIOkEBIN9 4 SONS splendid
new full Grand Pianos, will be sold at 49,
CHEAT BARGAIN,
JOHN + ELLIS, soe Penn avenue.
mn lo-H Init near 10th street
400 OVAL WALNUT 400
lou PLOT BE RAMES HOO
SIDE AND o. RNER WALNUT BRACKETS.
BOOK eHELyEs, TOILET RRACKETS.
CABINETS, dc.: OVAL WALNUT PICTURE
tkA Is. from l0xl2 to l6x 20 inches.
- Also, the largest assortment In the District OF
Oval flne Gilt Imitation Rosewood Ebony and
kustic Frames, Picture Cord and Tassels, Kings
Malls, &c, at MARkRITERS,
mh loot odoors above Odd Fellows Hall
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IA616 GUILD. Desls, IN Nsw asd Sscesd Aos 4
= Etrsttsye. Old Furniture Repaired, RSIr-
noistefeq And Vanished. lfth and sts ., n ear
thS csaai) Highest price Said ier Second Ssnd
ss1e''sEs' civ
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PRBPARED FOOD
For Mocking Birds. ThI ushes, NightfnR aIes,
Robbins, Black Birds. Stsrltsgs; SKY Lerks, &c.
under Bbbitt House.
feo corner 18th and streets
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The public 10 hereby notified that am ready
new to supply the trade and lovers Of q good ar
ticle with pure cop per stiIled BYE WHISkEY
The homo made Whiskey is warranted all rye, and
mi NH 3 s I'm" s "1HHt GHHs. A. KiAUsE, Proprietor.
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WIN. T. OOLLINe, CABINET MAKER AND
w UN0ERfAKBR, o.
SNOW Ease 4a9ufactarer, School Furniture VA
snd Housefurnishing Warerooms New and II
OLD Furntture, 81 all desert ptions, bought m
Ing done at the shortest notice Sou east corner
OF 6th and K streets north, No 13 AZ n Sms
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

best mission evercommttrd to any politi-
cal body Of men, ,sand have steadily lo"k-
ed above the strife for. individual 7adyance-
lneut to the baniier that. t'ld the SAD story
Of my country's wees and appealed - pa
triotism to rescne lhe New Word from
mans crowning i1hnmaisity to mas. -
therefore turn from this success OF unmln-
gled wrong in sorrow not for the nobie
men who have fallen wounded IN the circle
of their friends, but for the fate | fear 1t
must irrevocably decree for the Republican
organization. How 1t is 10 survive SUCH
walton slaughter. Of its prondest attributes,
I have not the faith to eompreh'pi. 1t
may hurl the polluted parasites fro no It's
throne and thus maintain its ascendency TO
she full fruition of its great work, but 1t
must enter future struggles with its coiJrs
stained and its integrity questioned. go
from its gaping wounds, inflicted by unwor-
thy ambition and unbridled venallty,to do
battle for its .etrayers, ortho>e who follow
in their footsteps. While the timid, the time
serving apd the unpfincipled will cringe that
thrift may follow fawnine. ltt it oe known
of me that was not of the victors IN this
blot ted triumph, and that in and about the
very temple Of power j shall dare TO be
just, aliketo the faithful and to the fAilhless,
for Freedom cause. Coyi qui potest. 'les-
CT mori. ~ A. *. Nj.
The foregoing. good people, are not cop
perhead lies" Thy are the utterances of
one VINO is as truthful, as intelligent aud as
houest AS the best of the leaders ofthe Radl-
cal party of ~gran1 moral ideas' aud, AS
such, they must and will carry conviction to
tie minds of the people of his party. In
the light OF this letter we can come to no
other conclusion than those leaders OF the
Radical party In the Legislature who elected
Sin on Cameron, who ratified the Rump
Amendment, and who passed resolutions
n>Iructing the Rump Senae TO reject The
the appointment of Mr.. Cowan AS mi..lsler
TO Austria, are the most veLal and corrupt
that ever di>grac''da patty or cursed State
"Thcre were offices for the ambitious -
plumber for the venal, and promises tort fools" J"
Saws Me Clure, and 10 one who has read the
history Of Cameron OF looked into The faces
ofhIs ''ffiends' can doubt the inpeach mt nt.
We shall wait with interest the action ofthe
people upon this subj CT. We desire TO see
# there is virtue enough remaining among
our citizens to redeem the character Of the
State from the toal stigma put upon it by.
thuse representatives WHO taltrred the
highest Office in their gift "Ior price"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23
The Fatal Seven.

1t is curious fact that almost every de-
cade in our history. ending with the fig
IRE seven. has marked tie beginning Of
financial crash or severe depression His
toricnl fataliSm, if not actual signs of the
times, incline manv TO the belief that 1867
is to be added to the periods iu- ohr past
hiStpry, malc memorable by financial
troubles. With 1877 came the crash that
wiped out the Continental currency, aud
in 1897 our. troubles with. France and
pros speclive war with England, threw she
BUSINESS of the country into confusion,
while in 1917 we got the l'gacy OF the
war Of 1912 IA with England which WAS
a tremendous financial rcvu!sion. That of
1927 WAS less severe, but ten years later,
it came in good earneSt-the smash of all
previous smashes, in which the whole
banking system and business of the conn
try went down, not t. raise for nearly five
years. King Hudson reigned over the
English railroad speculation of l8f7, and
famine staked over Europe, aud especially
in Ireland. spreading suffering aud causing
wide spread failures. A purely c"mmer-
cial snap emphasized 1857, caused by in
fation and oyertrading.
But the crash of 1867, ifone is inevita-
bIe, will be "Pelion uron Osa," indeed.
The chasm is too deep and dark to think
OF. much less to look into Let Us hope
then rather, that by rigid economy among
consumers, the present heavy balance
against us on the years foreign trade may
lie up. rhet favorIng skies will bring US
abundant crops, and the hands OF produ-
GERS be multiplied all over The land, So
that the psesent heavy bur'lrn of taxation
can be BORNE Pitsburg Chronicle.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23
Are the People FooIse

1t is both astonishing aud mortlfving to
reflect that the 'habits" thrown out week
" through the advertising columns of the
New York weekly family papers, to catch
''erndgeons," are swallowed down with
eagrruess. Many 'Lite," and .are, of
coursr, bitten in return. Look at the
tempting bill of fare" single New York
paper provides: f....
"For 90 cents the beautiful art of enam-
cling the skin is taucht. r re enamel is a
beautifuI white, and will wear for wears.
SEM so cents and learn all about the
future, how to avoid drowning, and how to
see your future other half. ......
P>ch, c"macy, tanght for 25 cents, ena.
bles you to fa>cinate and marry when and
whom you please.
Ventri"quism i taught for half dollar.
Microscopes, magrifying 500 times,
(which he editor of the Chicago J,uraol
saws cannot be seen through at ally are
forward d for eighty cents.
Bloom of Roses. coloring the skin a
bsautiful blonde and lasting six years, for
warded for % cents.
sewing mdCuitlcS lot So.OO-Wortn noun
jug.
"IIDw to enlarge and beantify the form
without pads or medicines, taught for one
dollrr. H..
Fifty cents will buy two golden enVe'
lopes. containing 81 so wori5 OF stationery
aud almost insuri'g the purchaser ticket
that will draw $4,000 in erecnbacks.
Ten cents will S, cure any man infornia'
ton that will enable him to earn $3.50
daily, in an easy and honorable occupation
and SO on ad imfnitum. ....-...... B.,
BY snch transpar' ut nonsense are many
OF our people humhugged and the packets
of New York l'stsIs filed with their hon
est earnings shame on such ignorance
and credulity
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23
The Presidents Toast,

The anniversary of the battle of New
Orleans was celebrated Jan. 9th, in Wash
inglon. A banquet was given by the Ma
tionai Democratic Executive Committee,
at which Francis +, Blair presided. Presi-
dent Johnson appeared during the evening
and, on being called upon, delivered a toast
as follows ''No State Of its own will has a
rioht under the Constitution TO reuounce
its place in or to withdraw from the Union,
nor has the Congress of the United MATES
the constitutional power to degrade the
people Of any State to mere territorial
dependency upon the federal head" Several
other toas's were. proposed by the guests
and received with vociferous applause.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23

SHANE.-The New York Evening Post,
a Republican newspaper, says: " For the
honor OF the country we trust that the de-
bate on Saturday will be struck out of the
journal of the House of Representatives,
and that the House will take some meas.
ures for preserving itself and the country
from the degradation of again listening to
such language as Messrs Stevens. of Penn
sylvania, and Spaulding, of Ohio, INDUCED
themselves 10 on that day.
A parcel Of sailors in ships forecastle'
would have Kissed down, with disgust, such,
indecency coming from two old men, and
would have demanded that they should be
decent at least ont of respect to their own,
gray hair. But it seems the National
House of Representatives, less decoruus
than forecaslle full of sailors, encouraged
the ribaldry of those two old men with
roars of laughter which the Speaker vain
y endeavored to suppress"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23
Cameron DECLARES Against the Word
s.Wbitc', In the Constitution ofPennsyI-

Cameron aDeclar,s Against the Word
s.wbifc', In the CoustitntI ofPsnnsyI-
Those who elected SIMON yCau,eron1
held a sort of '.bpzzards fast at the Lo-
chiel House on the night succeeding their
fnfsmv, ~ wiaiche. their "Chirr presided
and spoke piece! We take the following
extract from Csmerons spe,c ch, as found in
his organ--the Telegraph:
II wished also to arm NIL black men who
would volunteer. OF course thought
that clothing black man in the American
uniform clothed him also with the rights OF
an American citizen; and / am always
sorry to see asblack soldler,- and reflect
that even Pennsylvania denies him the
ballot-tie only weapon whereby he can
protect himself. Ihope to see The. acord
mhite' stricken from our own Constitution,
and the spirit OF caste, based upon color,
utterly destroyed" ..il.
IS 1t was not to save the Republic, then,
that Slmon Cameron wanted the negro
o,hed with the Federal uniform, but
merely to make his claim good for citizrn-
ship aud the ballot. This admission shows
that throughout the war the Radical lead
ers k, pit negro suffrag,' in view as the goal
to be reached with Northern pluck aud re
sources and not the restoration Of the Un-
lon And yet it was declared "treason'
for Democrat to say that theylwere pros
ecuting the war entirely for the negro and
their own profit. b,tore his death ii.
/ Winter Davis declared that it was mum
bers, not intelligence, which the RePubii-
can parted wanted,' and now Cameron
admits that he ayssconsidered clothing
the black man in the American uniform
clothed him also with citizen ship and in-
I, vested bim with the hail"t.
= In his inaugural Grary declares that
the negroes "are rapidly preparing to as
sume their right as citizens" Cameron
follows, and hopes he may live to see the
whrd 'white" rickrl from out II ej"nsiitu-
tion. People Of Pennsylvania, is this the
object you had in view when YOU elected a
r,nrgate Democrat as Governor of YOUR
State? Is thls the object you had set
your minds upou when you all"wed vour
representatives in the legislature to
barter their votes to an, ther renegade
democrat for stat in the United States
Senate? We are greatly in error il such
were your thonghs and desires. Before
the late eltctio" G+ary denied that negro
suffrage wis an Issue in Pennsylvania
Cameron was silent. They worked togeth-
er and now both are in Office both have
thrown off the mask, and tell you, as tho
you We're scrfs, that the negro must be
made sharer your rights and privileg-
.es. Are you content ?-Patriot & Union.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-01-23
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WELL DESERVED CoNTEMP,7T:-Tbe re-
cent attempt Of Gov. Curtin to secure an
election 10 the o. s. Senate, by an avowal
of Ultra radicalifm, meets with the con,emp.
which such conduct Always deserves. The
Harrisburg Telegraph, radical organ, say.
OF Curtib;
ellis radicalism is recently attained
conviction. 1t is an acquiesence in a cause
whose victories have been won without hi.
aid; IL is a professed attachment for princi.
piles which he doubted when enuuciated.
but under cover of whose grandeur and
truth he now seeks for shelter. II NAV be
an act of charity to afford Gov. Curtin this
refuge, but stern Justice DEGREES that for his
tardy support of measures now in a condi-
tionto choose its upholders, he is entitled
to no credit