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MCHIGAM
riumBn q MSSHe sSsSSs In the

GonsIitutiOnal Convention.
Tha Constitutional Convention, In session at
Iansin0 on Monday1considered In Commlttee
of fine Whole the article on elections In the
enumeration Of the different classes OF electors
in section I, the clause, every male citizen OF
the limited States" was amended by striking
olIf the word "male,n the vote standing 90 TO M
THE announcement was received with some
merriment A proposition to amend so as To
withhold the elective franchise from all Indians
except those who are civilized, and who have
no tribal relations, was defeated, leaving the
suffrage open 70 all Indians
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a. Van vHsr ctn ~ DAVIS
bail yesterday in the United States District
Court Of this city. on charge OF embezzlinE
money from letters, Bail not being forth
coming, Davis was committed 70 prison
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.
Death OF Judge GOldsbOrough The
Weather, Etc.

Weather, Etc.
IsPEOIAL DESPATCH TO EvBNIRG TELEGRAPH /
BALTIMORE, July a. Judge B. ]. Colds
borough, of the Maryland Court of Appeals
died at his residence in Cambridge on the I'D
instant. The Courts here pay appropriate re-
spect to his memory.
It lis intensely hot here. The thermometer
stands at o. degrees In the shade.
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At the Cape Of Good Hope the HottentOts
have long used BUCHU for variety of dis
eases; 1t was borrowed from those rude prac-
titiOners by the English and Dutch physicians,
On whose recommendation it was employed in
Europe, and has now come into general use.
II is given chiefly in
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SECOND EDITION
LATEST EUROPEAN ADUCBS.
Financial and Commercial Report to
Noon To-day.
Bu she AAnntio Oable.

LONDON. July 27--Noon. --Consols, "a; Illinois
Central 7G34; Erie. 4S}4; United States 62Os 72z;
Atlantic and Great Western, o.
LIVERPOOL, July 27-Noon.-Cotton firm and
active; the sales to-day will exceed $4,000 bales.
quiet.
ANTwHRP, July H-Noon.-Refined Petro-
leupn az frailcR
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA........... .JUI,Y az.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rKIH.
GRAPH OFFICE.
IA. M......,.s..,S2I IL A. NJ 9Ol2 p M 90
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GRAVEL, CHRONIC CATARRH OF THE
BLADDER, FOR FEMALE,wEAKNEss
AND DEBILITY, FOR PROLAPsUs
UTERI, DISEASES OF THE
PROSTATE GLAND, RETEN-
TION OR INCoNTL
NENCE OF URINE,
And all diseases requiring the aid of diureto,
arising from a loss of tone in the parts con-
oerned in its evacuation. It is also recon-
mended in case OF
DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, Gu
TANEoUs AFFECTIONS AND DROPsY.
To cure these diseases we must bring into
action the muscles which are engaged in their
various functions. To neglect them, however
slight may be the attack, is sure to affect the
bodily health and mental powers. Our FLESH
and BLOOD are supported from these sources.
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HELMBOLD'S

EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
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Curious story About General Grant and
q aMRssachusetts POlitician-The Gene
rails Movements Watched by . Detec-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-26

.,HEl:iFFS SlLE-SrATE OF IOWA,
- rAa. LopSrs, IS: III the District Court
OF Tina county. ]. Il Smith < Co scs. G. G.
Hannah BY virtue OF special execution
aa,"t the lbih day of April y. D 1861, 10 ME
directed, iss uel on, OF the Office Of the Clerk
Of tic District tnnrt OF T.ma county, State of
Iowa in favor Of J r. Smith Co.. and az inst
{ 6 iIanrah ON II Judgment ronticrcd by said
court III the February term the eof, 4. b. 1881
against the setj { & Hannah and decree OF
foreclosure against said defendant an | a jclg-
hieht against L G Hannah for l.. e sum OF Two
Hundred and Forty Four and eighty six -one
hundred D lars tS2D.4l So lnD) wherein it
WAS ordered adi,,dsel and decrecd that tho
following described real estate io-wit Lot
No oae II in block No two (2l in Browne 5
addition 10 the town of lnka, Tnma county,
Iowa, according ~ the recorded plat thereof
he sol or "a mach thereof as is necessary to
satisfy sid jnlgmrnt, il crest anl cost
Now, III rciote. public notice IS hereby given,
that hive levied upon. aud shall on the 18th
day Of May. \. y. ls61, between the hours Of
$ O'Clock n. II. anl o clock p. III. OF SAID day
sale to commence ut the hour Of / o'clock a.
m. ~ the from, door Of the Iourt House in
Toledo, Iowa in the county Of Tama, offer and
sell Al public OFT cry. to lie highest and best
bidder. that bids two-ihir,ls or over Of the mp
praised value, for cash, all the right title and
interest of the above named defendant, in and
TO the above described property, or SO much
thereof as . nece sary TO satisfy said judg.
men' tor the above named sum together with
costs and all aeeruing costs unless the same
stall lie sooner satisfied
Toledo, April Is, III KNIGHT DEXTER,
n!sw2p6d Is. Sheriff lama Co.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-26
Ordinance No. 10.
An ordinance prohibiting Hogs from run
u, -

An ordinance prohibiting Hogs from run
mig at large in Toledo.
Sec. J, BE il ordained by the Common Coun-
Gil Of the Town of Toledo, Iowa; That Hogs
are forbidden from running at large in Toledo.
Sec. ,, II shall be the duty Of the Marshal
to.iahe mp and coniine any of the above named
animals found running ut large in The streets
Of the Town, aud take good care Of the same,
until disposed Of according 10 tie pl oy :sions
Of tbs ordinance.
Sec. 3, Within two days after tie taking up
Of any animal as described in this ordinance,
the Marshal shall advertise the sam, by post
ing three notices, giving the time Of impound
ing, and general description of tie animals
in some public place, aud if not reclaimed
within ten days after such public notice they
shall be sold at public ont-cry,sb the Marsh Il.
to The higlles; bidder, TO pay he cost OF keep
ing and taking up. The ownev may reclaim
before day OF sale by paying such cost rs may
have accrued up to The time of redemption
The sale may be POSTPONED from day to day
by the Marsha until Tie property is sold.
Sec. =, lfnny animal taken up as aforesaid
and not reclaimed by the tenth day after ad-
Ncrlising, the Marshal shall proceed TO Sc
tue same, aud after sale shall deposit the pro-
ceeds OF the sal; with the Town Urea s,,rer Ut
ter deducting cost OF impoundlng aud said
money shall remain and be subject to the or
der IT the owner OF the animals impou,,ded
PROCEEDED he makes application for the same
within thirty days after the day Of sale, 9TH
erwise it shall be considered Town fund aud
siall remain subject to the order OF lie Town
Council. The Town Mavsllal shall b. allow
Cd for his services the following fees:
For impounding aud advertising each ani>
NAL 80 cents.
For keeping each day, 10 cents.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-26

| SHERlFFS sALE.--sTATE Of IOWA.
~ I. Ma Comfy, SS:--In the District Cour,
cf rama county. Dbblc Work s Moore
rs. George Il House e. al. BY virtue of a
special execution, da'cd the 21lh day Of March
! 4. u. 1857. 70 n,c directed. issued out Of the
| Office Of the Clerk OF the District Court Of Ia
ma county State OF Iowa, in favor OF Dihbie
| aoFk y Meote. and against Geor L House
! J e lielt, 4 \ Graham and l. Il Nelson on n
! ndg"c rendered by saia Court at The Feb.
quarry tenn thereof y, .. 1861, aga INST til.
sad defendants and Il decree ~ foreclosure
agains' said deicndauts. and Judgment
/ g;,lnsl George / House Tor the sum of WE'VE
tiunti cd aud >e>enly-iour and IS. leo Dollars
wherein II was ordered adjudged aud decrecd
hat the following described Real Estate to-
, y :. Lot No. live 81 il hook No. eight (Sl
! the village ol Totedo ~ e. rctor,icd pai
i SAID town; also part OF The southwest or OF
sc thitty-lear t5il i'll township Gig iy.t,rce
asj north range fifteen ~ west, ,ommcnc-
liz AT The northwest corner OF said ar and
tlnn II. thence south aicag the west boandat y
me OF said ur 10 the uiddle of the Iowa river
i, nee wiki the mdlie Of said rivcr 10 a oihI
ar cuougi, east 50 tiiat lv running y straight
me north 10 The north Tine OF said or and
l,nce wts; with said north lnc to the place
II hcgiin nr, containing forty acres aud plso
Ill the tffc and interest al Geotge House IN
4d To tie following described premises siiun
ed in tLv VILLAGE OF Itleio, county and State
,foi csaid, and commencing ~ the northwest
.utncr of lot M. onc { II III block No. seven
= ,unting thence south one hundred ana
ca llJl feet, thcu>e east seyeniy.hve l'1)
Get, thence north one hundred and ten (IU)
Get, thence west scscnty-hve 49, feet to the
lace OF beginning il. lama county, Iowa, be
sod, or 50 mach thereof US IS necessary 10
satisfy said i,tdgmcn' interest aud cost. Now.
herciore. public lcii>c is hereby given, that
have levied uror. and shall on the 3Jth day
i April, A. y. 1867, between the iours of .
,coch n M. and o clock =, m, 0! said day,
ale 10 commence Il, II . clock n. m. Mt the
.o.,i door OF the Court House in Toledo. Iowa.
il Tic county OF lama, offer and sell at public
mt cry. 10 tie highest and b.st bidder. that
nids twu iids OF over Of the appraised value,
Of cash All tie right title and interest of the
hevc manuel defendant. IN and to the above
csc lied properly. or so much thereof as is
cvssary 10 satisfy said judsmen, for the
hove named sum together With COSTS AMI all
ecruing costs unless The same shall be soone"
-tti -.ied KNIGHT DENiER
April lst, 1861 sherin lama County.
w2s5.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-26
Ordinance TO. 9.

An ordinance to amend section Of ord-
nance number z.
BE il ordained by the Common Council OF
the Town OF Toledo. Iowa, that all of Sec. g. of
ordinance No. 2, be struck out after the word
dollars in the We, iii and eighth lines in
said section and the following insc, ted there.
in: For such period as the Mayor :nay deem
proper to grant, and said ordinance noi to be
so construed rs TO apply to wholesale dealers. :
Said O! dinance TO take cfiec; and be in force
from and after il. passage. according to law.
THos. s FREE. Z. y. McCoLLorcI,
Recorder. Mayor
April ? 1867.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-26

IiEGlEFS SALE Estate or 10 a.
} fAMA 20 Mt. S.: In The Distric, Court
i lama co, MY. 4. W. Buzzell Us John h.
lutte et al by ,ir;ue Of an execution, dated
tie LIST day OF April \. b. lo6I 10 me directed
>suci uti Of lie ui,ico Of tie Clerk OF The Dis
irlci Court OF iamt county, State of low in
.u,or Of q " l..7rl! aud against John b
Clic x Isaac |. Alien u John Cornell, his
SuieiieS stay on judgment rcnle, ed
~ Sail Cou.t NJ the February term
thereof \. y 1867, asnins, the said John
b I, lui- commanding me thM OF the
goods chaitel-. stock or interest in any COM
r.ry, debts due properly in tlic hands o!
i,itd lersons--w!ich are next exempt hy law
f. ehl execution oi the said John hCuie 4 Isaac
|. Nitru \ John Council, lis slfeties on stay,
| make OF caHsc 10 be made tie sum .. 81 l.2j
ttwo ira.n.IreI and seventy-rne dollars aud
iwcniS -.igc ceu,s. with interest and costs.
lisc iev.ea nron that portion OF 10, one a..
III l,iock i've - in Io.pda lama county, Iowa,
describe. us lo.iowS commencing seventy
To-, east e he southeast corner OF SAID lot
ant running tl.rncc iii;y.sise l51) feet north
ail li.,ncc t!ity ts3l feet east and thence
south tiijy-hve too feet a:.u thence west thil>
~ 3Jl feet 10 iac place eli ieglnuing. taken
,s lie p,"pofsy OF Jrhn u siu.c, III Tama
county, iowa he sold. % rlnch thereof as is
Ne e. NY 10 satisfy said Judgment, in,ercs,
and cost. Now, therefore, public notice is
hereby gwen. that have LEVIED upon, and
slr.il On il.c / lii day OF May, \. b. 1851, be-
twe,n tile ioirs OF :, q clock and clock
N Of said day sale TO COM ,ence nj the
lotli. OF n o clock Il. IA; al the front door o.
the ou!i House ia Toledo. Iowa. i'll the county
Of Iana Offer aud sci uI publ.c ol.cry. 10 the
highest and best bidder, that bids two-ihirds
o. over Of the appraised value, for cash, all
he II -ht title AMI luieres OF the above named
defendant in ami 10 the above described prop
ety. or 50 mach thereof as is necessary TO
SATISFY said Judgment fo. III. above named
sum together With costs and All accruing costs
unless the same Shall he sooner SAT isfeu.
kAlt; ar DEN TER, Sh # lama CO.
Toledo, A ii! o,h, loG7.
nl5w.s5p7 la.is.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-26

For selling and paving over proceeds 50 cts.
Said ordinance to take effect and he in force
from and after its publication, according to
law.
Tnos. $. FREE. r. b. McCcitovcu.
Recorder. Mayor.
4 pri 2G 1867.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-26

Remember the place, UNION STORE, in
Stones new Brick,
GALLON, JACKMAN, & CO., Toledo, Iowa
VIM ~.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-26
4 CARD TO INvALIDs.

II OHNU ~ INV ALIDO.
~ ssgGasT ~saaa% & sR 8sSH8mER
A Clergyman, while residing in South Amer
ica MS missionary, discovered safe and
supple rencsIy 10. the cure OF Nervous Weak
ness, Fairly Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary
and Seminal Organs, ind the Whole train OF
disorders brought on by apefui aud vicioxs
habits. Great numbers have been already
cured'by this ,lnb.e remedy. Prompted by =
desire to benefit the atricted and uKfor, innate,
wi send the rssiPe 0rsppcpAfir,g and usinE i
this naeslScine, in = scsied sl,vci0ps, 10 !. ny
one xMo needs il, free Of charge. 49,. - '
Please inclosc postpaid envelope, nd
drsssed to yourself Address, 5
IN 1f .saafJOSEpII I. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House, New York City. 7
vlH4y aJ u ssi4ae has 9r 49, E
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-26
$1,000 PEN. rss Y .;.n,,,, W. !, want IN,

~ "VOO 0TcHU evCTywhrFc 10 sell
our IMPROVED $50 Sewing Machines Three
new kinds. Under and upper feed Warrant.
ed five years. Above salary or large commits.
sons paid The ONLY machines sold in the
United States fol- less than $40, which are
tutty licensed ty Houe, Wheeler 4 Wilson, Gro.
yer 5 Bakrr, Singer /, Co., and Buchelder. Az
other cheap machines arc intruyements and the
elIer or user are laLte 10 arrest fnc aud inp-is-
onasent. Circulars free. Address, o. call upon
shsw y Clark, Biddcfcrd, Maine, or Chicago.
Ills. n vln6lv
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-26

J. :. RICE, Proprietor.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-26
xae Re'is. on of Beauty.

Z" - So~ C,.n'r they acknoO lodged good,
iii good IL God - Bo,hHs Ia,tss.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-04-26
a,ENTRAI URsERIES. 81
Sf'RING CREEK. T.4.NI CO., IOW.i
.nS1nAnnS,hsA u@&1>

Knapp 4 Ni:cs, Proprietors. :,
Offer for sale good assortment Of Apple
trees Small fruits, Ev,rgreens and orpa meil-
tats, Pie plan, -alarge quantity Of best va
r.eties. Those wishing to buy, will do we'll TO
ca Il anil examine our trees aud satisfy them.
selves that they are asrcprcsen.ed.
4 CARD 81 have associated with me Mr..
y Is. NILES, an experienced practical
Nurscfyn.an, who will take The whole charge
i p,orogai,g and cnltivating all stock
grown, and VIC shall endcavor to make this q
irst class establishment, worthy the patronage
II the public
Thanking my patrons for past favors, would
respectfully solicit continuance Of the same
md stand ready and wiling 10 wait On as
many new ones as will call.
C.-N. KNAPP, @as
Spring Creek, Tamp 60, Iowa.
ni5w2s3pil!ls. & .lT
The Richmond palladium., 1867-08-22


In Mr. Pierrepont's extremely inter
esting speech in the Surratt trial, he
tells story which will interest the stu
dents Of spiritual science. On the NOR
ming of the assassination of Mr.. Lincoln
there was Cabinet meeting. The
members Of the Administration were joy
ons over the surrender of Lee. Mr..
Lincoln expressed anxiety about Sher-
man. and when Grant assured him that
Sherman was all right, he replied by de-
failing a dream which he had had previ-
Gus to ChanceIlorsville, Stone River,
and other defeats. The recurrence of
the dream led him to dread the recur-
renee of disaster. It came; but, instead
of fcalamity to our armies, it was his own
assassination. The supernatural warn
ings that came to Saul, and Pompey,
and Caesar, seem to have also come to
Lincoln. Truly, there are more things
in heaven and earth than are dreampt Of
in our philosophy.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-08-22

The Pacific Railroad bridge across the
Mississippi at Minneapolis, has been re-
paired in Temporary manner, and trains
are running across it. g r ss5ae
The st. Paul papers advertise for six
hundred hands to be imm ediately en-
ployed on the ST. Paul il Wiona Branch
of the St. Paul & Pacific Railway.
The st. Paul papers speak of consid-
erable damage to the wheat crop in the
southern part of the State, by the exces-
sively hot weather, which has dried up
the grain and produced blight. Some
fields are said to be almost worthless.
1t is believed, however, that the injury
is mainly confined to low and valley
lands, and that the upland wheat, while
it may not yield SO abundantly as has
been hoped, will at least prove to be a
fair crop.
The Anoka Press says that a man
there sowed a field of wheat, and har-
vested therefrom a good crop of rye.
He says there was not any rye in the
wheat that he sowed, when the harvest
ing time came he had nothing but rye
The st. Louis Republican says:
Stanton will find no sympathy, ex-
cept in a class Of persons who are in
| debt to him for favors."
The Democrat replies: "Very true,
for the whole country is in debt to him
| for favors greater than have been rem
dered by any other living man."
| It is stated by the Presidents Wash
ington organs that General Pope and
General Howard are both to be removed,
and that General Gordon Granger is to
be made chief of the Freedmen,s Bu-
reau. General Grant has several times,
since the Philadelphia Convention, or
kdered General Granger to duty with his
regiment, but the Presid ent has counter
manded the order, keeping him at Wash
! ington to do his dirty work.
The Richmond palladium., 1867-08-22
ECONOMICAL RESULTS.
Hon. Edwin M. Stanton.

The Cincinnati Times, gives the following
War:
Mr.. Stanton is governed by no selfish con-
siderations in holding on to the Office. But
for the peculiar posture Of affairs ever since Mr.
johnson turned his back upon the loyal party
that elevated him to the Vice Presidency, Mr..
Stanton would have long since gone into retire.
ment. Hlast as3 Ea4 -5sa$
During the war his work was enough to kill
several ordinary men, and on the close Of the
contest there was nothing he so much desired
as rest. Accordingly, few days before the
Rebels rejoced in the death of Mr.. Lincoln by
assassination, Mr.. Stanton sent to the President
his letter of resignation, paying beautiful trib
ute to Mr. Lncoln's constant friendship and
patriotic devotion to his country, saying he had
accepted the position with the intention of re-
signing it on the conclusion of the war, and as
now t that his work done his duty was to
resign. Mr.. Lincoln tore the letter to pieces,
and throwing his arms around the Secretary,
said "STANTON, YOU HAVE BEEN A
GOOD FRIEND AND A FAITHFUL SER
Want, AND 1T IS NOT FOR YOU 70
SAY WHEN YOU WILL NOT BE NEED
ED HERE"
Such is the Endorsement which Stanton re-
ceiyed from one who knew the most about him,
and whose insight of the motives of men
thwarted the treacherous hosts of the North,
and saved the Republic. The scene at the
White House, &hen Stanton attempted to re-
sign, was one of the most eloquent of the whole
epoch, and in remembrance Of that tribute to
his services he had held on to the present
hour. finding that IS much As ever his country
has needed his services. and it is not for him to
say when it shall not need them The whole
loyal people have told him to remain. and re.
main he will, If there is vigor enough in the law
and virtue enough in the Supreme Court TO de-
fend him in his position.
The following is Grants letter to Secretary
Stanton. on accepting the place of Secretary
Of War. I'd interim:
"HkADQ'Rs ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES, I
ea WASHINGTON, D. c., August IL. 1867.
/" Hon e. N. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
SlR-Inclosed herewith have to transmit
to you copy Of letter just received from
the President of the United States. notifying
nae Of my assignment as acting Secretary o.
War, and directing me to assume the duties a
once. Sc @9a a@H zSa5 81s@ a88s3 asI8
In notifying you of my acceptance, can
not let the opportunity pass without expressing
10 you my appreciation Of the zeal, patriotism
frmnsss and ability with which you have evel
discharged the duty Of Secretary of War. as
With great respect. your obedient servant.
"U. g. Grant General. ;
The Richmond palladium., 1867-08-22
EPILEPSY CAN Be CUREDIE

a FTER TWENTY YEARS RESERCH, IN VA
"A RIOUS climates. l have found . remedy that
will cure all forms of this dreadful malay Of twenty
years duration more. Children have Epilepsy at
the age Of twelve months two and three years, ind
SO on, until they arrive at the age Of manhood and
womanhood then the causes cease in most cases:
Thousand die of Fits who might have beEn cured had
they been properly treated, and correct diagnosis
made of the malady. :
No Medical Writer ever found out the cause
-c=xfa3 agt of Epilepsy. -
Or cure. Some call il Brain Affection. This is
not correct. All who afflicted with this malady,
or any Chronic Deases, -
I PROP O s e TO CUR E.
would be pleased to have you call on and see
my testimonials. No charge made unless treat the
cases. 1 shall expect pay for my Medicines. 81
Use No Minerals--No Narcotics-No Poi
ee s4sxM sons,
And cure some that have baffled all skill
used BY different Schools of Medicine. ~
M8-RoOms in Richmond Ind, at the Ire.
mont House, July gath and 25th. of every
Month thereafter. Aug.7 I'm.
3
The Richmond palladium., 1867-08-22
Jesse D. Brioht.

The following paragraph will show
the animus of the recent speech Of Jes-
Sc D. bright, delivered in Kentucky.
As but one Democratic paper in this
State has taken issue with Mr.. Bright,
and as the leaders OF that party in Indi-
ana are in sympathy with that gentle
mans political principles, we quote:
"He denounced Mr.. Lincoln, Douglas
and Andy johnson in the most bitter
terms said that the Democratic Sena-
tors from the South did wrong in vaca-
ting their seats at the beginning of the
war said Mr.. Lincoln had no power un-
der the Constitution to call out any
troops was opposed to the public debt;
that Kentucky ought not to pay another
dollar until her Representative were ad-
mitted, and that if the South ever re-
gained her rights it would be by the
sword; and said if that was treason, the
Government might make the most of it;
was in favor Of returning every slave TO
his original master; was in favor Of
law in Kentucky that every ore who lost
anything in Kentucky during the war,
or by the war, should be paid, and that
the General Government should refund
it to Kentucky"