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Try H. for II costs hut IS cents For sal, by all druggists
or scnI Is cents To q. T. SEYMOUR X CO, Boston, ai
receive box nv return mail. 0ctls.plyi3
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They do no, cramp or rack the delicate La ,nn,
or wesk constitution, hut will be iound pat'iSHu
larly useful In stimulating the Meakensu nna ~
tempered parts into healthy action. Use r"'so"
Iur.atiyc Pills. -
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TIE printrl clsvl sp attscll b. thsr IIrr, this 10
ds,-s he time ~ which the sulscriI.t Il t.il De-
.,sfc-, "liay6>," means that tn susCfr has raid I,
My IL, lN"s When p,yuIrug ., uIrlr, tAs elfc
VII - ,-mtfafsiy altered t,, ,- Irssi u
RcrriPt lee Fall &c the time which The subscriber
Ia pail sul-eri.rt " srpssao Ess'~sIci b. hrwapl
s--f+------A
y" notice will be taken, nj thl. Oalcc, OF anOny-
NOUS communications. The name and address ot
Tie NIiier uiasi ss W y.srcdfi0s, but
asa warranty OF his good rlth.
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spECIAL. Notice.

NJ. Az KIP WORCESTER. having advertised sneo
anil BlilSiorl with their World- HeDowned Dry
IIop yesst, AMI ihiVirg nWri.hSd fir rro-rs uiil
new fresh ,eai woah earnestly hope f,nEe- wouhl try
Il an u.c H. Warranted to p+te ss,isSetih N rshtly
seI and superior and chcper than any other article Ia
market. 2sG'
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... y llf NuSi snaps H.
n shtpe u tAlsht y c,hNi nut shaIc hll none
pisgiugui,l,ahlc in nicmlyr, tD,at - hnlh '.i.. I'd
Or substlucc might IA cillol that shallow ssNWCl,
Tur t,,ch sgSal.Al slll.Gs--bl4ck u st1>.l Night,
Tisro, ~ ten nifiys, terrible as lieu,
AMI sh,oz = ia. adfal dlTt." r. T"".. .'
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Apples, Y bu.,..l I3fI,l 81
Dried, p lb.......liGlt
llosns.A, bu.....4 Oodl -
butter, y ib........32a -
Coal v ton. 50
Cheese, Y ih........l61lI
Coffee, Rio, y lb....:9G5O
Java, II lb...,,..3SalO
Corn, y IN. .....l Uotpl o.
Eggs, U doz. 25d2s
Hour, cIui. e BILL. o W. .
Fancy .,.,..lo ooail .!
Double Ex.. IA 0onlT %
rishopIy Col. " ID. .Slelo
Pollock, v ibvY..,.tTi
Hay, Y TIN sis ooirsso %
Hams, p -. ..Mcn
lard, " h. ...,...-lCepl :
Lime, p cask. ~.
| Cement ...,.,.2 % @3 y
siacseTel; No.s.,r bIoBii
sIolasses, c., v gall... .dOGo
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Con. t;ran, GAYS he IS 10, i,ea'a' with
the recent cl.,iloUs.
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MARKETS.
BiddCrorl and saco Retail Price Current.
Contracted wsyxLY.

THURSDAY, Oct. IL, 1867.
,;useovs,lo, v Eall.5520o
portorico, Y gall.......Is
Oats, Y bu.........90DOi
Oil, lanl, v gall .......l 30
Whale, v nail. 4 son. .
Kerosene, y gall. 90 I6I
Peas. 4 bu.. q 0oh3 o.
Potatoes ,neY.Pbu. GOAL Oh
Pork, SAT-, Y N.
Dressed llos,.... l2Glt
Rico, v tb.,...... Halls
Rye, Y bu. ..G: 70
Meal. .........."..2Oo
salt, y bu. .............s5
sua1, lIus., " b...l21la
llav. bro, p b.. liUlj
Crishe,l, Powdered
.rfs and dranulaled,. ..l3
Tea, Oolong,p u. j, pS8l -
japan, v ID. Il lj8l 20
Vinegar, v kali. .324 W
wool u.,tcorl, o 5oq6 IS
Hard pine. ....4 e51tt0
White pine. ...5 zafps 30
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: FF'arlInl.E- ffotnlt Sale. :.

-
cL.ss, ss-i..,.s si.ty vI .s. Il .ao,siu. mi .
AMI Pasture ltn with the LaIklrgs thereonoDe house
Containing tea rprs, ham Gsf5o v, vsrrp carriage
anil woo-housc, aDd pigery-si In cool repair also
neveri unc stftog u uaser Nurs Easy. lpqule ~
the Subscriber hy prtmisos, u Tray uewr. Main
sTfst, Ston boz -s"HEasfs "a, MIL.AsIri. =
essos, sept. d, 1861. IIsD iAV DvoS0
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The City Council Of Bnsor has voted
TO Invite Gen. Sheridan to visit Tia, city.
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10 Hon. County COmmlSioatrs for ihe
rouufu of Y.TE.

10 Hon. tOnHIV COmmlSfOJ!fTS .IOT \ t
County OF York:
TIlE undersigned residents I'm Sat County hum
' IkT9pr,scnt t.at tho pnh!icwiIl hs I9geh bel
ter ErpnirHssiatcL rs an altsTAti.n-d tl.H County
rral lcnd!us from Eistiarsans ileld through l.u
crick Village gpd oyer Simgprs lTid.,,, 90 called.
into Na.thdNnns. and therefore pray That said
road may 10 altered a.h siT.G ghtenod ~ the fol-
lowing points viz .-hcginnims ut the junction nc
sai read viii, tla Limerick T"al. In said Limerick
village, aud rdnmngius line basi ofth" prr,crt
20 'ulup fc.id road, ayOd.nG the, "klwblIk u J.
mt ar Lclr the dwelling house &c lssIah UupiiIl
In said Limerick, also comIcrcigs aI 90 near
the Sou,f.t,i ~ s'imssns LriIs, A. called, aud
Tunnin. In n. IiTn les; 81 the p.,Scnt l6cstuu or
nd rad H. nud lnin salh rad at or near tho
Carncutcr school House. 50 called, la ssid Water
borough. md a. inluty bJuad Jour petitioners
Will ever l1y.
y. T. 80 aud twcnty.nlnc others.
October Jth, isSy.g rl,T .Fsrir rrf~rI
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ssat,W v FRUIT TREES, ilsU sss,l
cIrT nc Vines. Small Frutts,,
Holland Flower i toqp.s,. So, A. sa5N
Tor Fall Planting, we have ID 100 Pear Trees 49,.
Fl0G 1rnps Wind 6Gof A pplei Rsasb, rinpi snd
Cherry Trees 10 0nrrsats 6opsobsfTles. Rasp.
bevszs vi he ries III d0b sl,eio o ~ q
warranted frst-ola. stock, an,y the rhoIes Of thh
the lowest prices together with the linsss collec.
tiouot f.'1l 'Lt : 1flI u Il rL.1uUl. aash
HJq'saL In agJsAy -l4si
ever imported, ipeludng. prize varieties Of va
einths Tulips. cfocpt,. NafcIssus. Crown iupsti-
ais Jnr,n Liie- iHs, &e.'s tlis1 "a .I5fIs3'h .,
Send Tor our descriptive priced lo,ue, unsit.
ell free) or cal, and se sample rtock nj our sales
.slOI aSE ,t5SJlBRNJ. n. WELLS 4 co.,
Importers and Nursery Agents. < = - JsusBA
Ne. 7-wAfER ST. -
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StateofMninc,
YORK. 50.

hoNNs ~
N n court IT Cosnyb ca,imi,'ioASrs, bsJRs ant
AsiSs, IfrI,T.f,f aEd piitiH ne 'csHHfs Of fo,f,
on rae srr0aa Tu.'ygy Of OctobSr q. ~. isNf.
On the foregoing petition, 70 u considered by tho
Commissioners that the pGiitlDlerA are IeSpousi-
bic aud that they ought y, beI6eari tc1hlng tho
natter set trth ia lIoir petition. AMI therefore
order That tho patti ners glyo no,irn a. all per
t0ns and corporations intcte.ted, that the County
Commissioners will meet nj Bougccs Hotel In saii
town of LlIoIles on the nlnetseath day VI Doc
epnber 4. y 1901 nj tep a'clhek in the gfOflnOon
when thew will proceed o. View tie rogtd set f9rl
IN The petition, and Immediately after such s'ew,
pt some c0nyoy,Dt placs In tbs, vicinity, VIII gIye
b hearing tntfc patticss and fheir'wi'hr&'cs SAID
notice 10 he by cigipg copies ptssld W tltlDuGYi
this oset or notice heresn. tlse scvSt upo~ Tho
roMn cls!A. :: ed towns e LimsT.ss ant Water,
lame IN three public piaeee'in sscs sfss,d town.,
hndiI ID .li.hppf, ~. saIDe urteweekp sBcccesiycly
In the UNinS AID JOURNAL Newspaper printed
In Rlidc!ori IN AID Cyppty tie arst of said pub
IicatioIs, apd each II the other utl~cs To- he a.
lssy, Etitl,tfr;Y,s tts amnt n .a.d ly-s,ay;.
init All Iet'bnsfnsy men and tfcto DC lfo'ciit
and sleW c,nse. I'm yjIhey bare. Why the prayer
Of ,,a pstiLSoa',2gl gai ss cSTf2h,oeh f,.,.
Ssor.I-as-f Copy of the Petition ani order OF
avis ,Vflttt""c.D Il, L6nD. Clerk.
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A uExrLxxAx o. great medical knoNled:s say
that more genial. Wholesome tnn enef p,an,s,ion
and appetixsr than brakes celebrated fianta.ioi 4,
F,i.r, was .~rrr ,I,.e., cred. DE T.comnenis u
iof ylperis, fAf user comtaSht Tor s.n ,nsnta
weakness, for want Of appetite and iot ,nna' \.
cc,p,,liy adapted 10 Young and old. Persons oil
ssicnisry habits. like clergymen LAWYERS, 'ner-
chants and delicate females, are particularly oeh
Sittei IN fts use.'
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magnolia wArrn.-A delightful toilet afucie;,
.upeIur 10 Cologne, and at hall the prie'' a-s"''
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.IL.iIWU q - IT =
Stale of Naiuc.

lbhhs ~,
~ Court Of COsHty cosini'asnsr,. b'gRr ND
he'll al Iy,>J. for s-s .iiA,H re cn.sfS Of foTL,
on tkt ssfosf 1'sSsdts oGOetLstr I.D. leo.
On tc iCrcgoing Petition, II is considered hy tho
CommissiOncrs that the petitioners are respon.l-
l!s and that they ought to he heard DOUBLING tho
matter set firth lin their petition. and therefore
oTasr tl.at TIE petitioners give notice u, al bsf-
sons aif corporations Interested, that the County
Oaininls will meet at the dwelling house OF
NaHh v. Lo,d IN sah iJchsnon an the sixth day OF
December a u. is67 ut 10 o'clock in the iorenoon
when they will proceed 20 view the route set igfth
IN the petition, sni Immediately aftIr such view,
st son,c convenient place in the. vicinity VIII
giros hcnrHg ~ the ir,rties aud their witnesses
raid notice ~ lie by causing ccpios oftaid petition
and thi' order of nrtcc thereon, T. be served upon
The Town Clcrs 1T sail town 6f Lebanon and alsr
hy p's'ln. up Cspic. 0i the same In three pubic
places IN snid tyyn, and Publishing the same
three weeks sueces sIvrlv ia the uSIos AND JorRN-
Al 4 ncwsplVss pg,ntcd IN liddefOrl In sall Coup
~ the flint ms aN qualifications, ami cteh " Tho
other notices 10 10 ~ least thrty days bsIofe tho
tiino Of said mr,tin:. that all perspns may Then,
ami thgfe 10 present and shaw cause, II any they
have, WAY the prayer Of said petition sh0nld Tot
lie i.Innted. -. rI'..-
.~>~~~~-N> Attest q H. LORD, Clerk.
p5CT I.Rs. Copy ofthc Petition AMI Order OF
$4,000 tOuIt thereon.
3WiJ, .. Atte,ti &. u LORD. Clerk.
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.cATARRn CAN BE CURED.
Ractlars German Snuff.

Headache relieye and, IN nct every disease OF the
nose and head permanently cured 10y the use Of the well
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To nSilba!!QJmtsi Cbasfliiif,,ioAlI4'f5 "; he
Couail ;sfrYork.I.fia Ctsri holden at
.iIsi u gpi lor sail equity, oHthesfeosa
TitsiayoI October, 1857. syIaU
r,,.s -u..!es.ig nod, sslsctssn Of Berwek In aid
] COUNTY, rspeesfuiiy IsprDut fhN there !, me-
M sS tsrs m pSr m y
al the old Pine ftii rsdd lsaiiu- frm ireat Fails
by lll,t ~ elm bqsss Of TLo1ss Wss!iHsiy1ftn
ssId Des~iek Az lsszIvh cstntf IN Lepanon. y IL
,aldtsrn of Bsfrios, pray ta~t 80 sts1el ~lNereoC
he discontinued as Is lying betsesn the DWELLING
b0use or said Th0nii wailfngiorf and ItlhtcIsec-
XITnTST dGtssTtI ever I,fay. "a Vp
Fl3fETs, DG,ooo OWN yoiD1r~ss. !.
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WHY SUFFER FROM soREs2

Wien by the use Of ARNICA OINTMENT You can casll,
he curd. II has relieved thousands fr Bnrhs Seahs
Choppsd Hands, Spra,ns, Cuts. UosHd,. end en'TJ
compliant Of the ska. Try 1t, lor cosIs but % cents
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EV..c,s Arnica Ointment,

For sale by all druggists sud your address and - et'
10 o. T.. sl.YMOut. x co Boston, Mass, and neeive
b,x Inv return mail. Octls.plyi3
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OFFICIAL PAPER son BANKRUPTCY son YORK co.
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IN MR,iORIAM.

Died IN BiidefJrd, Maine, JouAsA. vile ol
Daniel Duckley, Esl., aged 81 years, 10 monlhs..
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Aniun and Suarnal.

BIDDEFoRD, ME-, OOT. 10. 1867.
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[ U bs.alI.sAnt4d at ID Shssa.i.i
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i've waAi-r. have srvsI .ines egF ls-t r-part- unasnxa
tss.I AZ .-vsafy ARRIVAL. a. Ar- t.4s1. u- aL A Eaah-F
r. . r-Iy hr ga a.d wIl Rave -ftA tAs sf-t Er ~ia1
rns sar Fr.aF. Eue4 $50 Fnsaesse~ % eucsixa-t . c
Br-xsr q 20. AMI ukr- hr g4ses ~ TIE Rerz-s DssFascs
Liz. o. -sFs abagt ~ eoth-
IL .carn~r Ftyfag Dart E1m Tshaa - ~~klnE aat VII
srsb@Afy ioAl Sc -aa Frssei-eo. Sc nacey taat .1s brz<s -
a ..mp~ % Tahlu rsu. a4ng14rtzrra co thzf zGzG Ths
laar h-s tEsr- ar mars .taaEnf tasa hire. FurassrS tn
-.s ofHqsar 80 peuhsAtsa. az pr-snt 70 !. le-=~d 81 soosa-
per azaum. ~ .s o. s4Er-s bunE rshihis~t zaa-F vsry
hsxsJ p-nsire.
tn sars 70 9. Mary, win osF sssf eas-s Eum 50 Fa1-
e.co. WI - ga b. al ~ e1aairz s-E -hs IA. svssesCy
s-a irt4lE-a MR. kurr lasa 49, sa1cpat-d
Th- t-ss EAsrisg = Nst.d Sc u4abzrE- aza 81 kas- -
6y 90 via ~ art &c -lsL tA~a< . arg q 81. 80. &c,
.pscsrd La~-
p1f q ssss --E azn< zaeAiecry iusrs-s Sc ~ a--es-
us-u % talt start 81 81 - prvsb-t v-h to ne mfls
saA q euclaaut 40 e~.s mGsr 81 Ne HaEh-.. 49, ettls
a.. ans p~raas. o -rss SAL Cousdeab. af5-ntoa . -
i< pali ts-ru g. IN a4igy-sas q aae- So a2aa eatsaa Al
aaxar eaas. 1nd f 6end tsaf ~ sI - at A4uinbiy
AAsvsaf o. tAe1 ns~ta. Lsr b-a< tSo ch-ap. Shers = a
xo-f pu-,-ct q nzkaE fha~ s..pt-. Tay vel ~ t-tssr
nArsia-ry can b. ebtAis~i say~h-r- taaa . > b. hz4 here
Nlss.-r aua L.h4za H@sa~s - tAzf N wha<ssiP BATS
ss- .-s sNrs SfsyAEsas s-s az tszf pert
Sftsr FEN H. rpors tn arrival th--s co thsIItA oftse
,-hzrhssE J4msr aIss. F<rc-. tum ne Arcur. 90 harrsl.
TH~ t%--s@ $3.50 49, 49, - 49,.
ro-ra 81. az aa-.t daas 81 L.
w. cd. = can
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and who arc capable Of resisting them. Until
there Is a radical chanse--until we have Repre-
sentatiyes and 4 Legislature in whom the people
can trus,-there can be no hope of salvation
from financial and political ruin. IL therefore
behooves the people 70 assemble, discuss their
rights, privileges and duties. unite on some de-
sirable course, and elect Representatives who may
be worthy of the honor Conferred on them, and
who will carry out their viii.
We insert the articles Of the Constitution of
1861 referring TO the qualifications OF Represen-
satiyes and voters:
ARTICLE 81. No person shall he eligible for a Rep
resentative of the People. who i insane OF an idiot
nor unless he may lie a male subject Of the Kingdom,
who shall have arrived AZ the full age Of Twenty-Five
years-who shall know how 70 read and write-whO
Shall understand accountS-and shall have been dom
iciled in the Kingdom for At leas; three years, the
last Of which shall be the year immediately preceding
his election and who shall own Real Estate, within
the Kingdom, OF a clear value, over and above all in
cumbrsnees, of at least Five Hundred Dollars or
who shall have an annual income Of at lesst Two
Hundrei and Fifty Dollars, derived from any pro
perty. or some lawful employment.
ARTICLE 60 Every male subject Of the Kingdom
who shall have paid his taxes who shall have at
tainei the age Of twenty years; and shall have been
domicilel in the Kingdom for one year Immediately
preceding the election; and shall be possessed Of Real
Property in this Kingdom, to the value over and
above all membranes Of One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars-or Of a LeaSe-hcld property on which the
rent Is Twenty-Five Dollars per year-Or of an income
Of not less than Seventy-hye Dollars per year, derived
from any property or some lawful employment and
shall know how 10 read and write, If born since the
year 1910 and shall have caused his name 10 be
entered on the list Of voters Of his District Us may be
Pr0ri4ei By iGr. shall be entitled 10 one vote for
the Representative or Representatives Of that District.
Provided, however, that no insane or idiotic person,
who shall have been convicted Of any infamous crime
within this Kingdom, unless he shall have been par
doned by the King, and by the terms of such pardon
have been restored 10 all the rights of s subject, shall
be allowed TO vote.
As no action has ever been taken b. the Legs
hture on the registration of voters, and as the
Constitution clearly ~contemplates such action.
before making it a binding law, it certainly is an
open question whether the votes of electors who
decline TO register can be refused when rendered
at the ballot-bOx.
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The Coming Election.

Under the amendment passed by the last Le-is-
lature, the next election for Representatives will
be held on e the first Monday Of February, :" lS6S,
which i the third Of February. The change Of
the DAY Of election from the first Monday % jan
uary was made 80 ~ to allow Of more time for
the payment Of taxes, no person being entitled TO
vote who has not paid his taxes.
During the past three years. or since the PAR
tial enactment OF the Constitution Of 1864. few
foreigners or natives have participated in the cleo
tons, which. having been confined for the most
part 10 government employees, have been little
else than n farce. Ii Wa a sal day for Ha-
waiian liberty, when, contrary 20 law. contrary
10 the established Constitution Of lS52. contrary
% the solemn compact religiously entered into be-
tween the beloved KArIEEAoULa, his Chiefs and
People, and sacrcdly adhered TO by him and his
noble sueeessor-that compact was ruthles-ly -et
aside, overturned and abolished By the Efforts, adj
vice and determination Of a Ministry which il
still in power, though It's leader and prime mover
ha- passed from the stage.
That pronunciamenio, which, for the want Of
any other more Appropriate term, has been digni-
fed with the name Of Constitution, ! now, u all
intents and purposes. the law Of the land. not be-
cause it i based on right and justice, but because
the people have been too true too loyal. % resist
By force the injustice and wronS Connected with it
enactment. They are rather willing to submit to
temporary injustice and 10 the deprivation Of their
rights, in the hope that whenever their sovereign
frees himself from the tyranny Of a despo;ic min
istsy, he may, in his good pleasure, call together
his people and restore 20 them rights. ,raiei are
unGFeHGh< rIfi0uf fheir consent. 1; Is their pat
riotism and trust in the honor Of their Sovereign
that to-day preserves this country FROM the an
archy which has attended every similar act
in Europe or America. All honor then TO the
loyalty and patriotism Of the people Of HAwAn
SEI. Though a handful in numbers, they are
the salt of the earth.
As We stated above, few foreigners have par
ticipated in the elections since 1854. The chief
reason mas been because they consider that the
act Of voting carries with it an approval Of the
present Constitution, and because that Instrument
provides for a registration Of voters, which has
not been confirmed by law. They have been
unwilling to endorse by word OF act, an in
strument which they do not approve, and in the
enactment IF which they have had no part. They
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CsIfax-s Views on 1mPeaeh0ess
and the Daty OF Congress

To tRe EDITOR Of the Chicago Tribune:
Your telegraphic correspondent 81 wooster
Ohio. Condenses nv long speech there last tuesday
into the following hslfdozen lines
In regard TO Impeachment. Mr. C. said be long
inglv counted the days till Congress would again
meet. when Andrew johnson would be brought
before the Senate for Impeachment and ~ regard
10 the threat attributed 10 the President that he
would proroCue Congrvss, he said thai Mr. johnson
dare nos attempt IL for well he knew the end would
be that his feet would dance upon air; while the
Law making power wOuld continue 10 perform lis
functions. 1Or>e sentiments were received VIII
great applause.
That was pretty near to what | said but as, al a
time like this. men who are in public life desire to
be Judged on their tract positions. may l ask brief
space in Your columns TO say that l counted the
DAYS till Congress would again meet. because IN
twenty DAYS after that time Edwin NJ Stanton
would 60 back again TO the War Department in
spite OF the malignant President who sought to
expel him from the position in which he had served
the country so faithfully that when Congress
resumed its Legislative authority. the House. IN
accordance with the demands of the LOYAL masses
throughout the land. would be required 10 place
the President before the tribunal provided by the
constitution. TO defend himself theretrom the char
geS of persistent Usurpauons. and persistent
violations of the oath which requires him TO take
care that the laws shall be faithfully executed : and
that. while | did not believe Mr.. johnson dared to
fulfill the threats against Congress now being made
by his Washington organs apparently in his name,
Department of government, by revolutionary force.
whether President. Cabinet. Minister, or citizen,
would be tried for treason. and punished a. q irai-
tor. with his feet. net like the traitors of the
recent rebellion. on the earth. but in the air
SCHUYLER CoLFAN-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-11-23

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