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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-05-31
Agents tor the CaledOnian.

Town of ST. Johnsbury. - Officers. - To'''
C'J., Hubbard Hastings; Treasurer, Barron Moulton
>.,c.ne Calvin Morrill,, j. II Applcbee, Simeon Huse
LserS, A. G. Chadwick, George Ranney, L. G. Math
.a. Slpr u >,hc.ls, Rev. f. \. Titus; CCILec.m,
n Cook; Orerss,r ~ the Psr, John Emerson.
Village Officers Mod.rdtm, f. G.. Rcdington
,yrL, O. W. Baker; Trustees, \. e. Chadwick, A. S
,.,iagson A j. Willard, Phincas Alden, John Elmer
SOL; ,ulertr, L. b. Flint Hghwas Surveyors Johr
Elaer4on Mark L. Bruce
Religious Meetings. NORTH Cong. Church, Qsev
Et Cummings, Pastor) Preaching OH the Sabbath a
I12nss and go sabbath School 1T Las II
raah Co,, Chvrch, (Rev. Lewis o. Brastow, Pastor,
Preaching At 1870 4 NJ and 1.45 NJ. Sabbath Schoo
..puO u. aud Conference Meeting At $50 ~ Hett'
f,., church, Ucy t. 4. Titus, Iastor,) Preaching al
1870 N and ll5 Pm. sabbath School at Loo \, and
,oufercnc. Meeting NJ go IN. Prayer Meetings in
all the Churche Wcdnesd,y evenings At 80 Prayer
Nee iuc Of the Young Meu's Christian Association, Fri
day evenings, n 80
MaSOuic-PAssU4P LODOr Silas Mastin, ". w.
Meetings every THURSDAY evening. HAswELL CHAr-
TIE sl.s Mastiu, H. F. Regular Meetings Friday ev-
,ipg on Or prcce ling full of the moon. PALEsTIsI
Coxu,SprgY, J. l.. Perkins, Gamma. 'cr. Regular
Meetings Tuc,day evening or preceding full Of the
M on All meetings in Masonic Hall, Main str ct.
Good Templars. llAgAoSY LODGE, Tracey L.
Hall, y e. T. Meetings At their hail Summer street,
Every Tuesday evening.
Fire Department. ChoJ Engineer Franklin
fairbanks; assistant Engineers, Francis Walker, Lin
dort Morrit, f. F Brown TORRENT ESGINECo. Mol
4. = II
ing; clerk, IL. {, Iiasting-. DELUGE ENGINE Go. No
:! Fireman. b. F. Rollius AsS't Foreman, John St.
sens flerk, y. VI. johnson. EACELsI"E Hook AM
..,rDEE Co. Foreman, James T. Howard; As
I-rtnIl. Horace g. Wright; Ckrk, John z. Eddy.
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Let the Eagle Scream.

The bald eagle caught by Charles Ladd
Of Danville. notice of which was made last
"e"h. Wa: sent to Messrs. Randall, OF
North Market street. Boston. for sale.
Ihe journal of Saturday thus mentions
nm: The sight of so handsome a speci-
Ni~n OF his race cOOped up in narrow
age and apparently destined to Il lite of
IMPRISONMENT, excited the sympathy of the
Maihetmen in Quincy Market and vicinity,
"ho subscribed SG.15. the value of the
''l' Tor the purpose of setting him at lib
CITY! once more to soar amid the clouds
dA3 sail over the hills and valleys of New
HuSIand. Thursday morning at II o'clock
"a' The hour appointed for setting the dis
"9Hshed captive free. and hundreds
t"'hered in North Market street to witness
Wv event. The cage was opened. and the
proud bird, glad once more to stretch its
l'"''ns, rose rapidly from the earth. amid
vi" cheers of his humane liberators. and
"',er sailing about for few minutes.
~ '-''ed, very appropriately. on the era,
Wv VI Liberty" where Le remained a long
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with him got the tree from his body and
carried him home. Since then he has had
no consciousness or feeling in his body O,
limbs below the wound in his back, though
perfectly sensible otherwise, till he ceased
to breathe on Wednesday. Mr.. Fullerton
was man held in high esteem by his fel-
low toWnsmen, and was brother. we be-
lieve, of John S. Fullerton, ESQ.,. of West
TOwnshend.
STATE AT LARGE.
Inc mail route from Montpelier. through
worcester. ElmOre, &C., to Bakersfield.
which has had an existence for more than
thlrty-flve years, has been discontinued.
The reason assigned is necessity for cur
failing expenses of the department. The
people are good deal veXed along the
post office route.
VERMONT MEDICAL SOCIETY. - The
seml-annual session of the Vt. Medical So
clety will be holden at Burlington. on the
18th and 10Th of next month. The follow
ing ls the order of business:
FIRST DAY.
lst-Prayer.
2d-Reading proceedings of the last
meeting.
3d-Reception of delegates from other
societies.
4th-Report Of president of Board of
councillors
3th-Reading of paper upon uterine
dlsplacements. by Prof. Perkins. of Bur-
lington Medical college. and discussion of
same subject. In the evening. address by
the Vice President, DIR. IL. d. Holton. of
Putney.
SECOND DAY.
lst-Miscellaneous business.
2d-Reading and discussion of volunteer
communications.
3d-Nerbal communications on epidem-
les and interesting cases, and discussion of
the same.
As it is expected that the meeting, oc-
curing at the time of the commencement
at Burlington Medical college. will be un-
usually interesting, full attendance is
earnestly requested. The railroads give
tickets for half fare.
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time gazing intently upon the novel scenes
around him. He afterward changed his
lookout, and was still Friday on one of the
buildings in the vicinity. He seems 10th
to leave for his native wilds, but must soon
tire OF the attractions of city life. and will
then no doubt seek some quiet retreat
among the Vermont hills to pass the sum-
mer months"
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Horses.

HE last Danville Star says that Mr.. 3.
/. Hayiland recently sold his splendid pail
Of matched horses to New York gentle
man. We understand the price to be ST.,
'oo' Horses are higher in northern Yer,
mont than they are in the city market. and
We Know gentleman in Caledonia county
WHO had a work horse come on the cars
rom Boston last week. because they were
cheaper there than here. A good honest
sound business OF work horse, that has
never been threatened with speed, will
''Ihg SO to $50 more at st. Johnsbury
IMAM IN Boston; and as long as there is {
general business stagnation in the city
and hay holds at $40 ton and oats are {
cent piece, this will continue to be so.
Gar correspondent Memo" writes II!
That IL. NJ. Hall, Esq, of Burke. has sole
Ills horse. known "a caledonia. to a Gen
ueman from Cornish. Me-. for the sum o
$1,000. y short time before. he SOLD a pai
of matched horses for $3.50. Mr.. Hal
makes farming pay.
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Lunenbatr0,

This town is alive and improving. Bust
ness is good here this spring. In the way
OF new things We have taiIor's shop doing
good business, conducted by Godlent
Brelghtling, new store by Messrs. S. B.
& f. c. Powers, carriage manufacturing
by Levi Parker. and an extensive lumber
manufacturing business by Joshua Silsby.
There is to be spacious hotel opened
here in season for summer mountain tray
ell by j. B. 5. Chandler. and our old hotel
has changed hands, and is now kept by
MeSsrs. Hill & Lane.
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Boston Markef---Mav %.

tLoI Ii Western superine at 5000 "a S11.OO.
common extras at 50 "a Sl4.OO medium do st sl5-
~ q ieo; ST. Louis at Sl7OO q 5000 3 Dbl
CokN- " estern mixed, $3.50 "a l,33; southern
yellow Sl.at "a La" OATS-northern, 0ss. "a 0.g5c
western 600 g 600. RYE-Sl.s3 q 100. SHORTS
1890 "a 1000.
PoRK-Prime, $3.50 a $1,000; mes, 1880 a
400; clear, Sol w S 800 BEEF-EItrs mess
HANS, IAN q 15c = Id. BUTTER, 10 q SOC Z H.
CHEESE, 10 (S2Oc y ID.
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DR.. Schencks New Office.-DR. J. ]

VI. SCHcHCkS NtW OUlCe. y. II
SCHENCk OF Philadelphia, has opened an office on
second floor Of No. b, Hanover street Boston, where
he will be professionally every Wednesday. g.
Every person complaining with consumption any dis
leading to II, Is invited to call HIM. He gives
advice Tree but tor thorough examination with his
promoter the charge Is five dollars.
DR.. Schenck can explain TO patients very correctly
the stage of their disease, and how his mediCi
mes, namely his PulmoniC Syrup, Seaweed Tonic aud
Mandrake Pills, without the Use OF the Resprometer
but by il he tell exactly how tar the lungs gone
and what part also whether II Is Whereabouts Pull
mynary, Bronchial OF Dyspeptic Consumption OF wheth
er il is merely an liberated throat anl CatarIh VI
from liver complaint.
His medicines have full directions, 50 any one can
take them without seeing him, but if they live near by
and are well enough IL Is best TO see him. All three
OF his medicines are required In nearly every case O
lung disease for is impossible Ito cure consumption
unless the stomach and liver kept III order
To get lungs i'll healing condition the stomach must
be CleaIsed and appetite Tor good rich food
So as to make good blood. before the lungs will begin
to heal then the chiils and night will stop and
the eXpecturation becomes free ami easy.
He keeps full supply Of medicines at his rooms
which can be had al all times.
Prce of the PulnenIc Syrup and Seaweei Tonic
each 81 50 per bottle 81 81 the hall Dozen Mandrake
Pills, % cents per box.
GEO. c. GOODWIN L CO. IS, Hanover street
Boston, general Wholesale agents Tor the New Eng
land states.
| For sale by all druggists. eithwtnov267
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Abram P. WhitehiIrs Estate.
Guardian Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT. ! In probate court holder
Caledonia District, JatSt johnsbury on the 25tt
day of MAY, a ID. lo57
David F. Johnson guardian Of John H. Brown an in.
person. makes application TO said court for license
TO sell the following real estate OF his said ward
to wit his interest in the real estate of John SLEEPER
late OF Newark in said district, deceased representing
that the sale thereof Or the purp putting the pro
ceeds of such sale at interest investing the me- N
stocks or real estate would be beneficial 10 said war
Whereupon tits ordered by raid that said app
cation come under cosidera ton and bsard on the
Of June 1867 at the probate Office IN ST Jobnsbury
for hearing and decision thereon; and It Is further
ordered that all persons interested be notified hereof b,
publication of notice this application aud order there,
on three wee IS successfully III the CALIFORNIAN urnre,
at St Johnsbury before said time hearing thai IN
appear at said time and place and they see ca us
object thereto
BY the COurt.-Attest,
ASA L. FRENCH, Judge of Probate
A true copy OF record.
s7-5g Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate
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Gannheidna Nail NJ

Cambridge Market---May n.
Market Beef-EItrs, s14O0 a 1880 Flint quality
$1,000 q $3.50. Second, S12.00 q $685. Third
| S11.N q Hoo.
Store Catte-WOrking oxen 3 pat, $50, $500,
$3.50, a $780,
Mich COVE and caIves-s45, 65, so 100 q LIS.
fearl1ngs- @ 30: Two year olds, $40 g So
Three years old 500 q 10
Sheep and Lambs-In lots, $4.25, 40 900 a $50
Extra, 50 90 q $50. Spring lambs, $3.50 q goo.
Hides, 9 q 9Hc. Tallow, G ISc. Pelts 81 50
% 2.25. Calf Skin, 20 q 22c. Veal Calves $500 a
$40. y
REMARKS.
Receipts of cattle from the northern Ststes
2i6 head with Us Western driven from Brighton IS
head of the northern cattle arrived at Medford and
were of very good quality. The amount of money
would buy better cattle this week than LAST The msket
WISE dull
Sheep and Lambs--The gross number of sheen and
spring lambs i95 head. As the wsrm weather adj
vances there will be more demand for spring lambs
Prices remain at last weeks quotations,
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WANTED..
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY ~

Any one knowing Of first rate chance will confer
favor by informing the subscriber of it In the mean
time he will continue heretofore to Manufacture
LOUNGES of every style and quality Except poor ones)
and SPRING MATTRESSES Of different prizes and
Nstresse. of all kinds viii also repair every descrp-
ton Of Upholstery work.
tt J, I. CASINO, St. Johpsbury, VI,
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An extra train will be run from Brad
ford to this place next Tuesday. aud the
The train from the north will also bring
people at half fare. to witness the trial of
the Fire EXtinguisher. The train leaves
Bradford at 500. Wells River $50. Nc
lndocs S.41, Barnet S.54. PaSSumpsic 9.2J :;
and returning leaves St. Johnsbury at
4.30. The train from the north leaves
Derby at 100, Barton 1.J7. West Burke
50. Lyndon $50. As we are to have
Jun" training" and the opening OF the
county court in addition to this exhibition,
all next Tuesday, there will probably be a
good many people in town.
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TIE CALIFORNIAN,
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

ST. JoHNsBURY, VI, FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1861.
.s-We endeavor to make the Caledonian valuable for
and urlesns counties will confer great favor to us
AID add very materially to the interest of the paper by
ending us local items in brief, lcgblc form
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Key. Ii. NJ. Holiday, lately dismissed
rngased for one year at Rochester,, VT. at
Il salary of $500. and the use of pan Sonage.
The Rochester church has just completed
new parsonage, at cost Of over $1,000.
and purchased an organ for the church al
an expense of about 81 900. Money has
also been raised tor a new Sabbath school
library. and the towns people are erecting
soldiers monument. to cost 81 800.
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A Painful case of Piles Cured.

Roston, April 10, 1861
wish TO spread abroad the great benefit ! have de-
rived from the of Dr. Harrison. Pers,altc LoIeu-
gee. have suffered wears from the wor, Piles so much
that life burden. used ever, thing no purpose
unit! found tie Lozeng..; in less than month
cured, and have only 10 them when cO.se1eu
returns and ulway. ind instant relief.
tunnel &C. NEAL.
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DEATHS,

Births Marriage. and Deaths inserted TEEE utitua-
res, including poetry, sly ,ESTs a line
At 81 Charles, Ill, Of bilious collie, Harris cutler
aged - yeas-fOE1nerly of Luueaburg
1T North DauviIle May ~ Choe f.. life o, Lorsn
\. Randall, aged - wear
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BIRTHS,
MARRIAGES,

In this place, May %, daughter to wiliam AL,
Bridget f. Peterson.
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NEW GOODS.
NEW GooDsll
A. NJ. COOK Il CO,
Have taken the
New Store on Eastern Avenue,
orrosrTE TIE Court BoUsE,'
ST JoHNsBrgY, VERMONT.
where they Sill be happy III. friend. and pat
Tons OF A NJ Cook and the public generally. 10 eI-
anime their NEW and very EXTENSIVE stock Of
CRoCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY,
POCKET CUTLERY,
TEAS OF ALL KINDS,
SUGARS COFFEEs, SPICES,
TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS,
PICKLES, CREAM TARTAR,
MUSTARD, SUTAEGS, SODA.
STARCH, CORN STARCH,
CAN fruits OF ALL KINDS
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
WALNUT KETCHUP,
TOMATO KETCHUP, PRESERVES,
CONGRESS YEAST POWDERS.
TAPloCA, SAGE, WHOLE
CLOVES, CANDY, Mis-, FIGs
AND RAISlHs, PRUHEs, UITRuS,
COCOA SHELLS, CHOCOLATE
AND EVERY THING KEPT INA
FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE,
Hair Oils, Perfumery, Soaps,
AND a NICE STOCK OF YANKEE NOTIONS.
This stock is entirely nrw and put into a neat tidy
sore aid very rcoeuty purchased, which viii cnsiie
Us 10 sell II the
LOWEST MARKET RATES,
An II which VIII be sold fur
Cash as Low Is the LowestI
Please n ans examine stock Snd Irioes and We will
Try and make your visit profitable.
4. VI. COOK. QUINToN COOK.
Aprn =, lsG7. $3.50
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Bush's Aroentine Hair Dive

DR.. S. S. Fitch's Family Physician Seven.
ty=ix pages price 70 >'nt to any address Nc
money required until the book Is Received read and
tuIly approved. II is perfect guide TO The .ick OF
iEdisposcd. ADDRESS DE. :. :. FITCH % fremont ST.
Boston. TITAN
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BrifJ LOc0fs.

Next Tuesday the county court con-
yrnr> al this place. Also Company b OF
the state militia, are warned out for drill.
a petition is being circulated to get 4
daily mail to Waterford. They need it.
and We hope they will get it.
DR.. VI. G. HoughtOn and iona. Ross.
ESQ each have lost valuable cows the
past week. The impression seems to be
that they were fed too much meal before
they came in.
The weather is variable-iirSt rain,
then a little sunshine. then more rain
arain. Vegetation is coming forward
rapidly. though the season is uuprecedent-
Is backward.
go The neatest. newest. freshest little
store in this part Of the town is \. NJ
cook & COS on the Avenue. They have
filled it with choice teas, sugars, fresh and
canned fruits. crockery, etc. Besides the
store they have q convenient arrangement
Tor Cheney y Cos express matter-and
what i of more interest to the public than
either, they deliver bundles that come by
express. the night they are received.
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REMARKS: Butter in fair demand fine yellow
tubs sell readily at quotations Frkins in good demand
for southern shipping. Cheese receipts are large and
consequently decline in prices. Eggs firm au in ac-
tive demsnd At quotations. Hops scsrce and want d
Wool dull and heavy. Gold 1917
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Acrostic.
emily it penesrates through every pore,
Chewing sufferers from each angry core:
II wounds it heals with certainty and speed;
uts, burns, from inflammation are freed;
Iuptions, at it. presence disappear,
kins loee each stain, and the complcIiOn's clear
5 alive, such as Grsce's every one should buy,
A II to it. wOndrous merits testify,
l. ct those who doubt single box but try
erily, then its true deserts 'twould have:
ven unbelevers would laud GRACE's SALvP!
bright rs the sun her eyes all gIzers strike,
And like the sun they shine all sIike
That graceful ease, that swrctucss void Of pride,
Might hide her faults if bellies had faults to hide:
If to her share female ersors fall,
Look to her glorious hair, and you forget it all "
She probably Barretts Vegetable Hair Restora-
tive which infal bic remedy for premature gray
ar5 badness and most of the ills the scalp is heir
most elegant toilet article that none should be With
out 1t
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Moth and Frechles.-The only reliable remedy
FOR those brown dscoorstisls the face called Moth
Pache. and Freckle. s PcHy's Moi. and Feckle To-
ton. Prepared only by De. b c. FERRY. DermstolO-
y.t 20 Bond St, New York Sold by all druggist. In
St Iohn.hury AMI elsewhere. Price :! per bottle SEPT
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PASSUMPSIC LODGE. NO. 27, FAM
MASONIC HALL-UNION BLOCK
Stated meeting May To- Called meeting, May 25
ii. c. HASTINGS. Sec'y.
HASWELL CHAPTER, NO. IL, R. A M.
MASONIC HALL,
Regular meeting, Friday eve, june IA, 1861.
f. l.. ADAMS, Secretary.
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For Coughs, Colds and Consumption. try the
old and well known Vegetable Pulmonary Ra,am sp-
proved and used by Oldest and most celebrated
physicians forty years pl,t. Get the genuine REED,
CT LER & CO., Druggi.ts Boston, Proprietors t24jun
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

The Montpelier banks give notice that
they will not receive state bank bills at
par after June LIST. The reason is that the
that date. A similar notice is given by
Cashier May in our paper to-day.
The governor has appointed John Spaul-
ding of Montpelier, formerly state treasur-
er, to the assistant judgeship of the Wash
ingtOn county court. made vacant by the
recent death of Alpheus Bass of More
town.
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WISDHAM COUNTY.


Nelson Crosby of BrattlebOrO has just
received the news of the death of his son
William. aged Is, by drowning, at Callao.
Peru, in June, 1868, in attempting to es-
cape from a ship on which he was q sea-
man.
The Unitarians and the Universalists of
Brattleboro met at their respective places
OF public worship on Wednesday evening,
May 10. to consider the subject of merging
the two societies in one. After remarks
ny various persons the following result
was arrived at: Among the Unitarians
present thefe We're for union 10-opposed
to union 80. Among the Uniyersalists
| present there were for union 26-opposed
to union ,.
Geo. Campbell of Westminster West.
has recently sold two lots of American
Merino sheep which are to be taken to
Australia. New Zealand and Australia
both make Vermont their market for tho
rough-bred sheep.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Mr.. Lucus Fullerton, of PrOctOrsville,
aged 80 years. farmer living on Twenty
Mile Stream. died on Wednesday last al
half past II o'clock in the afternoon. Just
eight weeks ago at the same hour in the
day he was at work in the woods falling a
tree for wood. 1t struck another, glanced
fell across, and broke his back. A man
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New York Wholesale Prices Current

Reported expressly for tine 81. Johlsbry CaJe,ionan
by II. p. BALLARD & CO, General Produce Com
mission Merchants, No. 352 Washington street, \.
FOR WEEK ENDING MAY 90 1867
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-28
CONGRESSIONAL.

SKNATE-Saturday afternoon, the tariff bill
being nnder consideration
Mr. Davis moved 70 increase the duty on
Ruseta, Manila. and all other henps manu-
fas'ured, from twenty five to fifty dollars per
ton. Disagreed TO-
The bill was then taken out of committee OF
the whole and reported TO zoe Senate, the next
question being on concUfTlng in the amend
msnt edopted in com itte.
Before proceeding any further than this the
Senate went into executive session at l.. 10 ID.
m, and soon after adjourned.
HoUsE-Saturday afternoon, there was an
acrimonious debate on Mr.. Stevens enabl ne
bill, In " which some harsh language was used
by M embers.
During the Idebate M Ashley said: The
assumption. the braZeH- faced assumption, OF
men here who, during the entire war, were IN
secret alliance with these rebels, coming here
now ahd joining hands with the apostate At The
other END of the ayenne, who rs rhs leader. the
recognized leader, ofa counter revolution, a
negative bellion, As said while ago,
passes comprehen sion.
Mr. Winfield asked Mr.. Ashley 10 whom he
bad intended TO apply those remarks.
Mr. Ashley. L intend to refer TO the great
body of The men in the opposition-to every
man " no was opposed TO the war. opposed TO
the dTatt; who discouraged enlistments, who
barboTed desertrs, who went into secret socie-
ties in order TO organize coDspiracies in the
North a. ainst the Government.
Mr.. Winfield. / desire TO know whether the
gentleman from Ohio intends TO charge that
there were men here in secret alliance with
the enemy during the rebellion.
Mr.. Ashley. l am unable 10 say from any
personal knowledge whether there are auy
sHch men here. But, from general repu tatlon
and from the votes of gentlemen who were IN
opposition during the war-..not another man
and not another dollar"-and from speeches
made by gentlemen on that side OF the House.
have no doubt that seme OF them are here ana
have been here during the entire war
Mr. Winfield. L do not propose 20 be tried
en- general reputation i desire TO say for nv
SELF and-so far as Z know-fOr my associates
on this 1sor, Of my own u hool Of politics.
that The insInuation that we are or ever have
been in alliance with the rebels is utterly nm
trne; and, IL intended to apply to US, At is a
base and unfounded SANDER
Mr.. Hunter. And say that, so far as am
concerned, il is a base lie.
The House subsequently, passed a resolution
censuring Mr. Hunter, who made a proper
apology.