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Consress...Nr, Stevens, RiU.

It was stated, in the papers received on
Saturday evening last that g Mr.. Stevens
had given it up"-that his bill would not
pass, sc. The telegraph wires are notori-
ousy in secession hands, and so we attached
but little credit to this statement.
We are indebted to our neighbor of the
Progress for the following tclegraphc sum-
mary of the proceedings of the House on
Saturday last, on Mr. Stevens bill:
Mr. Stevens bull was taken up. Mr.. Ross,
of Illinois, spoke in opposition to it. The
debate developed the fact that the Republi-
cans had agreed on no plan of reconstruc-
ton A sharp colloquy took place between
Messrs Chandler and Ashley. The latter de-
clared, in the course of his remarks, that if
there was State in the American Union in
which there were no loyal men except black
men. he would clethe the black men with
the franchise and every other right. This
elected applause mingled with misses. Mr..
Ashley continued, denouncing the arrogance
or assumption Of those who, during the en-
tire war, were in secret alliance with the
rebels. coming here and joining hands with
the apostate at the other end of the avenue
Mr. Winfield, {copperhead of New York. de-
nounced this us base and slanderous. Mr
Hunter. of the same party and State, said,
$50 far as am concerned it is a base lie."-
The Speaker declared Mr.. Hunters remarks
out of order
The House, by vote of 81 to So. censured
Mr.. Hunter for having used the above Ian
guage; after which the House adjourned,
with the understanding that Mr.. Stevens
bill would be discussed on Monday, under
the five minute rule as to speeches.
We aFeFglad Mr.. Ashley has properly char
acterized The eopperheads of the House.
They are as much in the way of the restora-
ton of the Union on q loyal basis as the Sc
cessionists of the South.
The above telegram renders it probable
that the House acted on Mr.. Stevens's bill
and passed it, yesterday. This would be
glorious news for the loyal people of the
country.
The manner in which the House has linn
tied the majority of the Supreme Court in its
effort to decide political questions, is one of
the most cheering indications of the tirmness
of that body. The Congress clearly has the
right, under the Constitution, to require that
such questions shall be decided unanimously
by full bench. Gov. Boutwell, is right
He deserves the thanks of true men every
where for his course in this matter The
Union must be restored on a loyal basis, and
the legitimate fruits of the triumph OF the
national arms must be realized. The revolu-
ton must go On until these ends are accom-
phshed, and the liberties of the people are
constituted on the basis of an indissoluble
Union, no matter who or what may stand in
the way
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with out fear or trembling, for their record is

with out fear or trembling, Tor their recoful
written in letters of living light.
But their old adversary still confronts
them. The same men who denounced them
as traitors during the war, murdered theli
friends, conscripted them, plundered thell
houses, and quartered troops upon them, still
defy and denounce them as traitors to their
native State, disloyal persons, for whose pun
ishment they are ready to build hell!
Fellow citizens, these things sink deep in
to our hearts-we must remember because
we cannot now forget them. When we were
willing to strike hands in good faith over the
bitter past, and consgn all feelings of retail
iation or vengeance to an honorable obliv-
ion, they rekindled the embers of political
persecution and renewed their devilish cru
SADIE against US, politically and person
ally. What is now left us y Shall we ev-
er surrender2 Never! We have stood to-
gether in darker days and triumphed IN the
end. Let us not only stand now, but tight
with more energy than ever before. There
is every reason for encouragement. The Nor
them people have declared that these trait
ors shall never rule over us, and are now en-
gagged in perfeqting| plans whereby our re-
demption shall Ye m3 de complete. But it does
not become u.s. to bf idle. Let US he up and
doing-battlhg II the right, as if the vic
tory depended on our exertions alone Subju-
gate them lis they attempted to subjugate US
teach them that treason is odious, and 10y
atty thing to be honored, respected and
feared
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To Consumptives.
Nov. II, 1866

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Parties wishing the prescription, will please
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NORTH.CAROLINA.
MONTGONfERy COI-NTy

NORTH.CAROLIN
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, January
Term, 1867
Miles JORDAN OF Original Attachment Levied
Elizabeth Wright. oh Aah''
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that Elizabeth Wright is, nd resides beyond the
limits of the State, it is ordered that publication
be made in the Raleigh Weekly Standard for six
term OF this Court, 10 be held Tor the County of
Montgomery at the Court house in Troy on the
first Monday in April next TO plead, answer or
demur, or judgment pro coaJeSso will be taken as
to her
Witness: c. c. WADE, c. C. c.
Jan. 80, 1867. 5I6w
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l-,z Correspondence OF. he Baltimore Gazette
The Impeachment of President johnson
Senatorial Speeches-The President,s
ApOlOgists.
| WASHINGTON, Jan. 20-That it is the
| firm purpose of the destructives in Congress
to drag Andrew Johnson from the Executive
chair, can no longer be doubted by sensible
men. The Government cannot be otherwise
overthrown-except through the means the
Supreme Court cannot be reached-neither
can the existing State governments at the
South be in any other way substituted by
satraps appointed by Congress. To enable
the rcvolutionists to accomplish their ends,
such a movement is indispensable. The i'm
parchment and trial, as is plainly indicated,
will be the mcrest mockery. believe it was
Legerdre, who in reply to question as to
the Justice of condemning Danton, asked, in
tnrn, if the Jacobins could afford to lose
Robespierre, and upon being responded to,
that the bloody work marked out by the re-
volutionists could not be accomplished with
out the aid of the latter. coolly told his ques
toner that he had answered his own interro
gatory. g 1t is Il matter" said he, with
which neither law nor justice has anything
to do 1t is purely political question of
State necessity"
10 pIcClSCly thC CttoC Will
the impending impeachment, the managers,
learn, will not dispense with their accus
toned jugglery. The plan is, through the
Judiciary Committee, 10 collect from witness
SEES of the type of Conover mass OF calum-
MES against the President, and spread them
broadcast over the country in a report to be
drawn up by Boutwell, after the fashion of
| his infamous array of filsehoods and distort
ed facts in the case of Davis. This is to pre-
pare the way by operating upon the creduli-
ty of the public for the advent of Butler on
the 9Th of March, who will predicate his
promised articles Of impeachment upon the
evidence thus elected No doubt seems to
exist but that through the aeeessions to the
destructive element by the late changes IN
members of Senate, and from the reinforce
ment of four additional Senators of the right
stripe from Nebraska and Colorado, that that
body will then be in a proper condition to
proceed to the trial and fully prepared
promptly to render the required judgment.
From what is daily transporting no one
need doubt that the case is already preiudg
ed. The speech of Sumner last week affords
positive proof of this, and the subdued tone
of those who essayed to answer him g ives
melancholy evidence et d timidity wholly
unSuited to the mOmentouS stake at ISSUE
Indeed, the President is truly unfortunate in
his defenders at this great crisis. Instead OF
manfully repelling the aggressions Of bad
men who openly avow revolutionary purpo-
ses, and thus carrying" the war into Africa"
its legitimate theatre, gentlemen seem CON
tented to paliate acts which not only need
no defence, but for which the President will
finally receive the undying gratitude of every
lover of constitutional law and public lib
erty.
We give the above without endorsing any
part of it, to keep our readers posted as to
the feeling in Washington.
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TENSEssEE.-The House of Representa-
tives of Tennessee has passed militia bill
providing for a cavalry regiment, composed
of whites and blacks, for each Congressional
district, subject to a call from the Governor :;
also a bill erasing the word white" from
the suffrage laws.
The loyal men of Tennessee are determined
to keep traitors under foot. Let them stand
firm. There could be no hope for Tennessee
if disunion traitors should be allowed to get
control of her councils. Gov. Brownlow, who
is as true us steel to Liberty and Union"
will no doubt be reelected.
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NORTH.CAROLINA,l
BEACFORT COCNTY

~
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, December
Term 1866.
i 1d%F Of F v f. Davis, Petition to make real
Heirs at Law of the
said Davis.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that John Burrell and wife Francis, who arc heirs
dents of the State of orthCarolina, it is ordered
by the Court that publication be made in the
Raleigh Standard for six weeks, for them TO APP
pear on the third Monday of March, 1867, which
is Court week. to answer to said petition, or the
prayer of the petitioner will be granted
Witness, W. s. Gordon, Clerk of our said Court
the first Monday of December 1856.
Jan. 80, 1867. 5-6w.
NORTH-CAROLIN
~ BEAUFORT COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, December
Term, 1866.
Josephine ss' Davis Petition for Dover ON
Heirs at Law of land.
W. III. Davis.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that John Burrell and wife Francis are non-resi-
ucnS of the State OF North Carolina it is ordered
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Witness, w. S. Gordon, Clerk of our said Court.
the first Monday of December, 1865.
Jan. 80, 1867. Sow.
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