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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20
from the st. Louis Republican. May IL
{. THE ALTA VELA CASE.

References have been made in the dispatches
to Q wordy rencantre between Judge Nelson,
of the Presidents counsel, and Ben. Butler,
growing out of illusions to the withdrawal OF
Jude Black from the trial on account of the
Presidents course as to the "Alta Vela case"
Many of our readers doubtless are ignorant
about this matter and would like to know
something more about it. Under the "Guano
act" of 1856, VIM 7. Kendall, Oh one side,
and Patterson & Marguiendo, on the other,
filed claims in the Secretary of States office
to the island of Alta Vela, claimed by the Gov
eminent Of ST. Domingo. Last summer the
claim examiner at Washington reported in fa-
yor of the Dominican Government. In Decem.
Der, 1859, Judge Black, as Attorney General,
rejected the claim of w. j.. Kendall to Cayo
Verde island in the Caribbean sea, and Mr..
Seward seems to regard the two cases as rest
ing on the same principle. In February last,
Black, as counsel for Patterson g. Marguiendo,
ton, severely handling Stewards report, and
asking President Johnson to review and set
aside the decision.
Alta Vela island, or the claim for damages,
is said to amount in value to more than mil
lion dollars, and there is no doubt that large
speculation has been on foot Judge Nelson,
in his address to the Senate, said
According to the best information can obtain I
state that the 9th March, 1868, Gen. Benjamin It.
Butler addressed letter to j. w. Shaffer, in which
he stated that he sclearly of opinion that under
the claim of the United States its citizens have the
exclusive right to take guano there" and that he
had never been able to understand why the Execu-
tive did not long since assert the rights of the Gov
eminent and sustain the rghtful claim of its citizens
to the possession of the island tn the most f0rcbte
consistent with the dignity and honor of the
nation.
This letter was concurred in and approved of by
John A. Logan, ]. A. Garfield, w. II. Koontz j. x.
Morehead, Thaddeus Stevens, j. K. Blaine, and John
A. Bingham, on the same day, 9th March, 1868.
The letter expressing the opinion of Gems. Butler
Logan and Garfield was placed in the hands Of the
President by Chauncey F. Black, who, on the 10th
March, 1868, addressed letter to him in which he
nclesed copy of the same with the concurrence Of
Thaddeus Stevens, John A. Bingham, j. E. Blaine. j.
X. Moorehead and w. II. KoontZ
After the date of this letter. and while Judge Black
was the counsel of the respondent in his cause he
had an interview with the President, in which hi
urged immediate action on his part and the sending
an armed vessel to take possession OF the island
and because the President refused TO do so, Judge
Black on the 10th March. 1868, declined to appear
further as his counsel in this case.
Such are the facts in regard to the withdrawal Of
Judge Black, according to the best information car
obtain. SO far as the President is concered, "tht
head and front Of his offending hath this extent DC
more"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20
From the Lancaster pa Intelligencer.l
DOWN ON THE DUTCH AND IRISH.

During the discussion Of his amendment,
proposing to strike the word .chite from the
Constitution Of Pennsylvania, John Hickman
said:
Imay possibly see the day that may walk side by
side with a colored woman. have seen great many
colored women that would rather walk with than q
great many white men, ] know great many negroes
who think are better entitled to vote this moment
than great many white men who do vote, and have
long exercised the franchise.
Major a. c. Reinoehl, the brilliant member
from Mannheim, strove to emulate Hickman.
In stilied and very silly speech which he de-
livered on the same question he denounced the
Democratic party for denying the right of SUIT
frage to the negro while they conferred it on
the white foreigner. He grossly insulted ev-
cry adopted citizen when he denounced them
as ''foreign paupers." He said:
If Democrats give the right of suffrage to foreign
paupers to whom spelling book is sealed mystery,
and who still smell of bige water, and from whose
garments the Celtic aroma the Teutontc fragrance
of the fatherland has not yet been removed by the
pure air Of freedom why should not the coffee col
have voice in reconstructing the States of their
forefathers?
The grandfather of the little upstart who
nses such language as that, we>are assured, is
unable to speak the English language ntelligl-
bly,. and his father prefers to converse in Penn
sylyania Dutch "Set beggar on horseback
and''-our readers know the rest
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

WoMES's RIGHTs.-Mr. Ben. I. Wade, the
expectant President of the United States, 10
place of Andrew johnson, is one OF the cham
pions of the wumep's rights party. 4 few
weeks ago he Gent the following letter to the
President;
To His Exce]lency, ANDREW JOHNSON, President OF
the United States:
StR-Balieving as we do that the time has come
when women of capacity and talent may properly re-
present this Government at foreign courts and for
eign countries. we. the undersig led most
solicit for and recommend the appointment OF Mrs.
Francis Bond to such embassy as may be compatible
with the interests and honor of this country.
Respectfully, D. =. WADI'
Washington, .. c., Nov %, 1867.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

NEED OF A MoNUMENT.--fhe Peoria lii.9
Democrat says: 4 loyal letter writer who has
visited the tomb of Lincoln, thus parfates his
impressions of the solemn surroundings. II
he was not loyal we should think it was Cop
perhead lie he was telling;
pThe massive door of this unoccuped mausoieum
left open swine have made Judgment within Its sa-
cred walls We noticed with disgust that an obscene
hog. of the female persuasion. had made her pea IN
its very Interior and given birth to litter OF pigs
nlmperial Caesar dead and turned to clay
May stop bung to keep the wind away,
or his tomb be turned into hogs nest.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20
or his tomb be turned into hogs nest.

PgEsIDENTIAL.-W. G. Ewing, of Quincy,
Illinois, replies to the Stewart-Grant circular
that the state of the public in his district is nn-
favorable to the Presidential aspirations OF
Gen. Grant. Mr.. Ewing says:
There were great many soldiers from my
district under Gen. Grant, and they say that
at Fort Donelson he was drunk; at Belmont
he was drunk; at Shiloh he was drunk and at
Vicksburr he was drunk Besides. we think
that \ man who will deliberately deceive the
President Of the United States will be swift 10
break faith with the people,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

CRASBERRIEs.-J b. Emery has just received from
Gan francisco lot Of the finest cranberries, in bar
ieis' we have ever seen. We have tried some OF
'he and assert they also about the best we ever
tasted. That's SO. Emery has lots of all kinds OF
groceries, canned goods. provisions, &c. Also, fresh
lemons; go in.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

MN1SG.-As the season advances the show for
prosperous mining year is better and better assured
Water is becoming plentiful and the late rains
have added much to the volumes furnished by the
bitches The creeks are full as in former years,
and all about the Basin the miners are generally very
proftably employed The indications are the gold
product of the season viii be equal to that OF last
year. and it may be in of that There are few
ders about; all who want employment can easily OBJ
tain il.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

NOTICE TO CREDrFoRs.-Under this head Lazarus
Bros. call upon all persons indebted to them to come
forward Immediately and settle up. They publish
this notice because they have closed out business and
wish to give said persons chance to settle without
further COSTS all Their business here will be placed
in the hands of an officer for adjustment after the LIST
day Of June. Call at the tinshop of Kennaly & Nc
Cauley on Main street, opposite the Express Office.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

ALIBERAL MARGIN.-Horace Greeley thus
defines the rover of Congress:
Congress, in short, represents the people
of the United States; and the powers OF tne
neople of the United States, to achdterer they
make up their minds to do, are, under our pres
ent Constitution, very considerable
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

SELLING 0FF.-See the new advertisement OF Chas.
j. Bernstie in this paper. Mr.. Bernstel has deter
mined to close out his whole stock this season, and
make visit tn the East and Europe during the ens-
ing Fall and Winter. He offers great inducements
to retail dealers well to those Who wish to pur-
chase for the household. rare opportunity is thus
offered. Give him call and buy yourself rich.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

MIGHTY NICE PREsENT.-The smoking member OF
the WORLD establishment firm has been donated Q
box Of the finest cigars brought here, by Louis
hckhart who had lot Of the same quality forwarded
70 MIN from the East they having been originally i-
ported from Cuba; and herewith grateful acknowl-
edsment for this very acceptable present is given.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

THE Forsyth (Ga) Advertiser says that the
tax imposed upon Monroe county to pay ner
pro rata proportion Of the expenses o. t ne At
ianta Convention will be about S%2OV, q
which the negroes pay only ono dollar ana
eighteen cents.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

LIE WRATHER.-Bard rains on Saturday, Sunday
ana Monday, -almost webfoot weather; but yester-
way came change, with cloudy sky, high wind, and
decidedly cool temperature.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

MORE GooDs.-During the past two days several
'fse trains of pack animals, from Umatilla, heavily
.aaen with merchandise, have come into this city.
our streets begin to exhibit the business activity OF
former years.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

iHhsH SrocK.-on Monday, Andrews e co. re-
o''Sed by pack trains heavy lot of groceries, canned
goods China goods. &C., which they have now on
sale at Wholesale, and at low prices.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

ARhrvED.-powell 4 Coe have received portion
u their stock of very superior French brandy and
wa Fort, from London docks. which Mr.. Powell
ia'eiy bought in bond at Victoria.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

DAkss GooDs.-Dont forget that at L. NJ cohps
' nnest assortment of superb and elegant seasonal
'e laorics for ladies' dresses are to be found. He
MAS besides good stock of fancy goods. clothing,
furnishing goods boots CATERS duck &c.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

0oAiSG.-Among the passengers arrived at Pert
-no May 18th, by steamer Ajax. from San Francisco
VIC see the name of q. W. Crafts, of vantins L Go.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

pEop1G1ous MIss.--W. Ross Keithly, of this city.
has received photograph Of Miss Kate Keithly,
probably relative of his. The interesting young
lady is % years old, only feet inches high. and
don't weigh any more than 100 pounds. Her photo
graph indicates these fguresof weight at all events
to be correct She is called the Missouri Giantess
and at last accounts at Cheyenne City. connected
with show Miss Kate would make ane ran in the
Fort Yuma country where the mercury rarely gets
below 100 degrees in the shade.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

Doors AND cLorHIso- See Thos Barry's new adj
vsrtisement of boots and Shoes clothing. &C.. for
'ss's . bis Eagle Bakery store, on Wall street.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20
Iity and County.

s...r TaENEDIcK.--By mail on last Sunday
BEN are came to us, with similar favors to sew
eVeliDo ..cards. the envelope of which bore the
eral o' ~ of st. Joseph. Mo-, May LIST. But the
poss :, told the pretty story: that ct the South
sa;st Episcopal Church, St. Joseph. Tuesday
Menu Nav s, 1862 at O'Clock. our much priced
evenine pry F. WOOD, lately of Idaho City, now of
frleno' c,.v Missouri, would be united in holy we'd
Kansas rssA. CARRIE RIDDLE, of st. Joseph. With
LOCK y ,oany warm friends here, dear Ben, let
al" hat we earnestly hope the appointed happy
US sAs vas duly celebrated at the hour and place
.bat Yourself and your lovely Bride have fe-
sew 90" - and with brightest auspices commenced
Di.s .na only complete journey of life which is
pp0 .,s.fed to Man and Woman. And with this hope,
ns wishes of us all, who here genially cherish
-..o,,actons of pleasant hours with you during
ui0 .a.uce in Idaho, that through long lifetime
'OD and your chosen fair beloved companion for
,;fot;me Journey, viii be enriched with the
~" Of this worlds bounty. and be blest by the
on0.' ..tsful of boons which Heaven bestows, even
twain hearts content; that the beaker of your
80, nanpness shall always keep filed to the brim
80 No rude shock or sad blow will ever cause
anu ,orore or mourn the loss of any of its pre-
cious contents.
NV, Since the above was put in type, there has
$50, brought into the WORLD Office generous sup
~ ~ snarklng champagne and something more sub
..;.l in the way of fluids by ]. W. W.. with which
toast the young and happy pair, and all around al
-. drink health and wealth and bouncing b. big
,nok Ben. to you and your fair Bride"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-20

HrxR.H FOR BosroN.-This hitherto Radical pre-
.nu, rromses to wheel into the Democratic line this
.,.r and has commenced upon the good work by
having organized the first Democratic Club IN THIS
Basip, for the campaign. On last Saturday evening
the Club was organized by the election Of the follow
no oBcors. viz: President, R. T. Hill; Vice Presi-
asnt R. R. Fusate; Secretary, George Moritz. The
roll was signed by twelve members. George Moritz.
r. Decker and NJ. J. Biddy were appointed q
Committee on Resolutions to report at the next meet
inc saturday evening, May sd. The Club then ad-
;ourned Our good friend, 10. A. Luckett, was pres
ent at the meeting, and to him we are indebted for
the report of the proceedings Again we say. hurrah
for Boston! now Democratic precinct. You bet.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-21

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