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of issuing proclamation OF amnesty, = us
slude ell .4he late rebels, exceps nmI.su
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Of eve4te BY d1eg ~ - e 49,
the Whtte mon q The boeta oO
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ing the Congressional plan OF necon'''Ao
It;on. Ii il an open declaration OF his con
/ ,:a ho..;,;.v ND ,nrnose to defeat the &C,
t'on OF Congre" -. -,
The New York 1rtoune SHOWS 'hoS NV
Andrew johnson sets at naught the natona
law. Of which be is the sworn Executive:
| Congress, by the pending Constitutions
amendment Cart. XIV has expressly pro-
x;ded that
TO- ~ a..o, .h.li no . Senator. O
p ao. .. w P Ks Can.rs... or elector o
pcpIS s5 We pras;aent or hold an
gaa s;n;i - military nnder the Unite,
9,.ta. or under .nv state. Who having pre-
viously taken an oath, as q member of Con
gress, or as an officer Of the United States
or as member OF any n'a.e L lGsa. ~ ~
go, - sn,,no,, .ho JCons,;,nt;on of the Un
ted States. shall have engaged in insurrectio
or rebellion against the same, OF gwen ~ o.
comfort 70 the enemies .L:aa
1u',y, H e. n rsn =, such disability
u...n ,ha or;o,n.l Reconstruction Az
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4 Tror;d,d TIA, NO nerson excluded fro,
,ba nr,v;,egs of holding office by said pro
~ a. =, d,,.nt 10 The Consultation of Ii
H gn;,sd Safes shall he eligible to election ,
sTnher ~ nc Conyeo,ion to frame Cor
s,;,n,;an for INV If sa;d rebel States, NJ
.saW any .,cb ,erson rote for members
.nah cayven,;on
, SUI :, $1,000, pooo,strno,;,
/ ana me ouPpiemeh'a'f neeo"os' 80 :,
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that
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-15

! The Republicansin Marion county propose
to elect these men at the coming election :
For Senator, Thomas Mcmillan; for Repre-.
sentatives, DR.. Mecham and B. G. Bowen /:
for County Judge, R. B. Alexander for
Treasurer, Edward Baker; for Sheriff, J..
P. Vincent; for Surveyors, =. "A. Carroshers /;
for Superintendent Common School, u. F..
Bonner for Coroner, 81. B. Keefer.
Mrs. J. G. 6avery, Of Dss MONIES, lee.
tured q .Grinnell Wednesday evening, to :
iafse ssdasnss. Hss subject wss; "a Wc>
mans viswst Eareps,n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-15

The Chicago Times has an article on "The
Democratic Revival Itsays: ''There are
movements, more or less spasmodic, in the
religious world, which are popularity termed
revivals. There are similar revivals in
politics. There are many indications tha,
such revival is already begun in the Demo.
cratic party" Yes, and it is clearly one Of
the 'more spasmodic' kind. Il makes nc
difference that the Times doesn't see it in
this light.
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TIE Democratic press is terribly exercised
because some rattle-brain in the recent Sher.
idan demonstration 81 81. Louis showed the
motto I" No more Presidents Presidency the
first step to Despotism. The incident
amountsto just nothing atall bu. after suffering
the inhiction Of such Democratic Presidents
as james Buchanan and Andrew johnson, it
isn't to be wondered at that some people should
become disguised with them as class. The
remedy is TO see to it that no more of the
kind are electe9
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Thar Anday johnson organ, the St. Louis

THAT Anday johnson organ, the St. Louis
Dispatch, says:
i" Radicalism has produced result that is
a hideous satire on our civilization. 1t has
made the Chinese of California, and the me-
groes of the South, the equals Of the white
race"
The Dispafch, of course, can speak for it.
self and it's class. We don't know any other
members of the white race in this country of
whom the !" Chinese of California, and the
negroes Of the South" have been made the
equals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-15

IT was Vallandigham, now the acknowl-
edged chief of the Ohio Democracy, that in
his recent speech in Maysville, Ky, said:
~ am a Buckeye. Though born Bucks
eye, thank God that my parents were born
In the good old Commonwealth Of Virginia,
the mother Of Washington, Jefferson, Mon-
roe, Robert E. Lee and Stonewal Jackson.
The t,co latter are great men, and no loyal
Tretch shall throttle me TO keep me from
proclaiming their greatness
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-04

The fate of the tariff bill is some
what doubtful, owing to the growing
opposition of western members. The
whisky tax will not be reduced, but
heavier penalties be inflicted for viola
ton of the law.
One of the incidents in the attempt
to galvanize the Democratic party was
dinner given 10 Ex-President
Buchanan in Philadelphia, one day
last week, by his hangeFs-on, Ingersoll,
Vaux, Collector Baker, and others.
The House military committee will
report in favor of the transfer of the
Indian Bureau to the War Department.
Commissioner Bogy has Representatives
from about twenty tribes at Washing
ton, to go through with the annual farce
OF making new treaties, which neither
side will keep.
Postmaster General Randall has
been in the habit of sending political
documents to Elder Spooner, of Wau-
kesha, Wis, and the elder, being a
staunch republican, threw them into
the fire unopened. Randall heard of it
and devised practical joke. He sent
the elder Bible, done up in post-otfice
paper and duly franked, and the elder
threw 1t into the fire as conservative
trash" without breaking the wrapper,
and the laugh is against him.
After the adjournment of the House
on last Monday, the irate Stevens said
that the Ohio delegation was a pack OF
knayes, and that the New Workers in
electing Conkling 10 the Senate had
grievously mistaken their man.
The New York Tribune breaches
another rousiug sermon to Congress-
men on their helter-skelter grab for ex-
ira pay, and says: "Ifthe present Con-
gress is too mean to do anything but
skulk on the subject, let that which is
to assemble on the 4th of March have
the grace to enact promptly that no fu-
ture Congress shall raise their own pay.
If they will not do SO much as that we
may some day have a Congress elected
that may conclude to take $4,000 a year
apiece out of the treasury. instead of
5000. On the principle, the one act
would be just as defensible as the
other"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-04

THE Richmond Dispatch seems afraid
that the people of Virginia, if left to
themselves, might renominate Gov.
Peirpoint as their chief magistrate, and
says:
1--WE must cleo, not the kind of man
who is most eligible in the eyes of the
people at Washington, but the kind of
n man who is most eligible to us, the
people of the State"
In other words, some good rebel
must succeed the Governor. a man
obnoxious to Congress must be chosen.
Such is the silly advice of the editor.
Such is the fltuity that seems to char
acterize all the utterances of the rebels.
We happen to know that Gov. Peir-
point does not desire the endorsement
OF the rebels. He has not been congen-
tally situated among them, although,
like II true man, he has labored jealous
ly for their good. While he may regret
their rebellious perversity, and their
determination to keep alive their exclu-
siveness, yet, personally, his exit from
their service will be u relief to him.
His many friends in West Virginia will
look forward with pleasure to his re-
turn to their midst, and will, we doubt
not, mt some future time, be glad to
show him some substantial proof of
their appreciation OF his course at Rich
mond.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-04

THE Wellsburg Democrat seems to be
at a loss for literary material where
with to express itself with betitting en-
phasis in regard to the radical infamy
of the West Va. legislature" Itspeaks
of the body as "despotic," and of its
'cowardly and dasrardly attempts to
destroy the liberties OF a free people"
1t also speaks of its putting "to shame
all and every act of tyranny ever at
tempted by the British Crown" in re-
gard to the colonies.
Now it might be sufficient comment
on this style OF writing to say that peo-
pie OF brains, who really have some
genuine feeling in regard TO the subject
matter of their writing, never express
themselves in any such turgid and
ludierous way. When you see fellow
affecting such extraordinary internal
commotion about a matter that he OBJ
viously either misuuderstands or mis-
represents, he can be set down
as "A very weak and shabby brother,
who is entitled rather to commiseration
than criticism.
1t is in keeping with the ''eternal fit
ness OF things" that an editor who thus
extravagantly asperses the Legislature
of the State, and multipies mere cpl
thets, expressive of nothing but n silly
malice, should overflow with washy
congratulations to his readers on the
prospective release of JeH. Davis, and
salute them with the softest sort of ap-
Peals on behalf OF the revived Charles
ton Mercury.
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exclusive of various minor cIasses);
also exclusive of :, 900 ball-goers, Il, 900
patrons of theatres, 10000 frequenters
of saloons and other pleasure seekers.
These approximate figures will, more
eloquently than words, convey an idea
ofthe night population of New York.
AproPos of this vast population, the
Editor, in another article, exclaims:
Chow absurd is that provision OF the
Excise Law which stops the sale of
liquor at II o'clock at night, and which
does not allow the bars to reopen until
sunrise! Such regulation might do
for a little country village, where the
people are expected to be abed at nine
o'clock; but, in this great metropolis,
1t Is absurd. The newsmen, milkmen,
physicians, and others who are out o.
nights, have as much right to their or
binary refreshment as the people who
are awake in day time. The great
metropolis never rests; it knows neither
night nor day in its ceaseless activity"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-04
The Democracy Putting In Bid for
= Negro Notes.-The Gentleman from
Africa GracIOusIy Beekoned.
From ne Cilcilmati Commercial.

The City Council of Washington City;
prior to the passage of the District Suf-
frage Bill, refused to pay the trustees of
the colored schools the amount due
them by the corporation. Mayor Wal
lace, however, at a recent meeting of the
Council, sent in a communication in
forming the members that it was i'm
portant the bill should be acted on at
once, and urged them to pass it at that
meeting. Wonderful to say, it passed
oy an almost unanimous vote. Sambo
with ballot in his hand, is person of
some Importance to gentlemen
who aspire to municipal hon
ors. We said at the time the
Suffrage Bill passed, that it would
no sooner be a law than the Democracy
would put in bids for the African vote
and here Is confirmation. The civ
Council of Washington City is made
up OF the real Democracy. So it wouId |
De IN Ohio. Make suffrage universal,
ana among the most ardent suitors for
African fayors at the ballot box would
De the Vallandigham, Thurmans and
eendIetons. The African would no
longer be spoken of as ga niger y bnt
would be hailed as General Jackson
greeted the colored men of New Or
cans and Mobile, as a "feIlow-citizan.
lake way then for the gentlemen.from
Africal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-04

THE Winchester Journal, stauuch
Union paper, publishes letter from a
correspondent in Jefferson county, in
which the writer speaks of the great
necessity for n loyal newspaper in that
county, and also draws a picture of
what the rebels may expect if they sue
coed in re.annexing the county to old
Virginia. We quote from his letter, as
follows:
"West Virginia is doing well, and
promises to be one OF the most flourish
ing and wealthy States in the Union.
Thousands in this Valley now out of
it, are wishing heartily to be annexed
TO her. and thousands more will regret
they are not within her limits before
the Richmond party are done with
them. Let these two counties, by an
accident, get back under the Richmond
rebel dynasty and they Will see how
low down the prices of their lands will
fall and how their general prosperity
deeIine-there will be not n little moan
ing, weeping and crashing OF teeth,
with reputation, stay laws and shay
ing shops scattered around with money
TO let at ten to thirty three and n third
per cent. and shoals OF rebel LAWYERS
eating their substance out.i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-04

WE furnish in our local column this
morning full account orthe break up
of the river Mt this point on Saturday
last. Upon the whole, although a good
deal of special damage is threatened to
two of the steamers that broke away
and were carried of, yet loss and in
convenience to the general public will be
less much than was apprehended. Prob
ably so heavy gorge of ice was never
before swept away with so small a riv-
er. Unless n very unexpected and
heavy rain should set in, the water will
not overflow its banks, and in few
days everything will be clear and in
fine condition for navigation. Once the
boats resume their trips bust
ness will revive, and orders for our
manufactures may be expected from
all points below.
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nothing injurious.
II will restore gray hair to It's original color,
1t prevents hair from falling on and makes
hair grow.
As a hair dressing it has no equal.
It IS warranted to do all We claim for II or
the money is refunded
Ask for Odbert'S Vegetable Ambrosia and
don't be put on with any other.
c H. ODBERT, Proprietor,
For sale by all Druggists. "nsstnS' Ok dcf4 i