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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-09-03

9as Gnbe bes Maurer Strife. - Ne,u
Dorf. 25. Nusuit. Sn Der geitrisen Gerlammluns
Ser Maurermeilter ,nadte ii9 unter oieen cine pors
tets, baB Der Strie fatiid 5u Gnbe lei unb i pie-
len Meifern mebr 3ebnitunben- -arbeiter anbieter,
ols lie beiddftsen f6nnen. Oies puroe BON meb=
reren Meitern beltdtet. ST.. Goss beriGtete, oaB
Die Mnitrensuneen Der Strifers, cine Nn5abl aus
9anaoo sefommene arbeiter fir T9 3u sepinnen,
berseb geipeien ieien; iaste baB man Die lleber=
beitern Su banfen babe, oeren 5leiB, Seididlidfet
unb Ginlid)t er riibmte; er meinte, man iolte gar
feinen amerifanilden 2ebrlne n1ebr annebmen;
i6ieblid segte er an, boB oas grecutip= Committee
jebem Meiiter 10 pele 3ebnitunoen Mrbeier liefern
fDnne, als er mDle Gs ipurbe unter bieen ltmitdn=
ben unn6tbi9 eradtet, am Mittlpod id)on wieber
ta9te Iid) bis 1retag.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-09-03
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UDFtOr SSObnifDn'S GpeotTc!
Sas tinsee unfebbar Wel bepdbr bur6 Grfabrun8 unt
gDiIenldaft. 3u taben Bel allen Orp9uiiten.
Yreis $l.5O ober 3 SSlai1en fir 81.
gBb mad allen 3beilen Der 8ereinisten Saate seanbt,
pp feline @aenturen errthtet inb.
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Sole Proprietor & Manufacturer of DR.. Johnston's
Specific, Columbus, Ohio
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-09-03
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neu enserifte Srauere lit biermit gum Serauf ansebp
eutes Waier unb befnbet 6 Elm sutes g8pbnbaus ipni
StaQun9 babel uno 10 fer ietr lfbares 2anb eebDren
basu Ster 1T cine etr aeeenbe bareebpten
nnerbab lsMeten i'm mfreie feine anbere Sraneret fin
ben it, Gin 9ferb, cine Sub, peles 9ease uno See @r.
Der 9res fir bas gisenbnm If s5OOo ippsun bic 6dlfe
baar su beaben t, br & fann In spe Sermnen abseta,
gen perben unb 1T nit 5spptbf au bas @isentbum trn
I'm natere AusuafI wenbe man iia mirbb pber 6rifte
lid an,
Gatbarine Siirinser,
8euefpntane, 2p9an Co., Sbic.
Wud %. 3mt N
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11
A Candid Confession.

The New York 7iRtes Is more
candid than most republican news
papers. In q Late issue, speaking OF
the way In which the negro votes Of
the South are controlled, IL says:
aThe military commanders are
all warm advocates OF the congres-
sSosaai plan of reconstruction. They
fo evergshEng In their power 20 es-
cure the adoption OF the new consti-
futsons, and the election OF the radl-
cal candidates for ofiice. The feeu-
mans bureau, through all it's agents.
and branches, Is active and effective
IN tire same direction. The Presi-
dent Il powerfess In ths matter re
cannot interfere IL he would
The people win SEQ at once that
they are taxed, enormously taxed
to sustain political party in the
South. In q word, the guTeTnnlenf,
that is Congress, runs the machine
down there, and their partisan %.
uers laugh ak the President, and tel
him he cannot help himself. Is II
not time that the people OF the north
who corapose the representative por.
ann OF tho government, to take this
matter into account. DO they want
to be taxed 10 support q lazy set o
negroes, and In addition to this t1
pay the expenses Of keeping up the
radical marty Id the scuth III they
do not, II Is time % vote 60 put tllf
ferent n1en In power Atrsisosa Pa
sr6as.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

HQEFE<H % NE812E 3a41G&t8 klM FkUp~
tv, the pzacc, liberty and LIE Of
thX stinsa who hAs abused the par
doning ppwer who has denounced
fha Naf1nnaa Lagizlature - uacurr
stxtut1ouna who haa pexsissnntly ana
coxrupfly ra1istsd By every MaaTs il1
t. t. rscun1truc1ion 81 ths sanfss latar
II In rehelii0n; who has pesyertad
the public patronage Into ~ e14fne
of WHOLESALE corruption and who
lsaa hsaxa judy impeached FOR high
erimas end mssdaxnsan0xr, and prop
ariy pronounced guilty thereof by
the vote Of thirty-Avs Senators.
TX. The doctrine of Great Britain
and other European p0wurs thai, be-
cause q man is ones d sanect he u
alwava 80. Eaasst be rasistad at every
hazard by the United States as . rel
ic OF felidal tunes, not authorised ny
the laws OF nations, and sc war with
CUR national honor and indapen-
dence. Naharaiized citizens are en-
titled to protection Ia al THAR rights
Of citizenship, as though thy weEe
native-forn and no citizen OF the
United States, native or natlraii1ed,
must be liable 10 arrest and inpris.
onmens by any foreign power FOR
acts done or words spoken in thas
country; and, If 50 arrested and
imprisoned, Il h the duty OF the
Governnens 10 intaEiars IN bis be-
half
Z. ofall who were faithful In the
trials Of the late war, there We're
none entitled TO more especial honor
than the brave soldiers and seaglsn
who endured the hardships Of eaT1a-
paigu and cruise, and iinpsrriled
their lives In The service OF the coan-
Try the bounties and pensions pro-
viaed by the laws for these brave
dafendags OF the nation, ara ohliga-
tiona never to be forgotten the
widows and orphans OF the gallant
dead are the wards OF the people .
sacred legacy heqaeafhed 70 the na-
tlonis protecting care.
xI. Foreign Immigration. which
Id the past has added 90 much TO the
wealth, development and resources
aud increase of power to this Rspun-
Lie, the asylum Of the oppressed ol
all nations, should be fostered and
encouraged BY . liberal and just pol'
XII. This Convention declares
| iiSelf In sympathy with all oppre
people struggling foT thair rights.
Unanimously added, on naotien q
Gen. Scfurz:
Resogpsd, That we highly commend
| the spirit OF naagnaRiTnfty and Sor'
heaxance with which men who hsys
served IN the rebellions, but who
uow grs nkfy ard honestly co-operate
with as III restoring the peace OF ths
country and reconstrnctang shs
Southern State governments upoT
! fhe basis of Impartial Justice ane
EQUAL Rights. are received back init
| the communion OF the loyal people
and we favor the removal Of the dis
qualifications and restrictions Iui
pcscl upon the late rebels in the sanai
i measures as their spirit Of loyalt,
/ will dire.t, and as may be consas
saat with sae kasaty nf TIA ioRa
people.
great principles laid down IN the i'm
mortal declaration of Independen
as the true foundation Of the demo
cratic government and we hal
! with gladness every effort. toVars
| making these principles a living re
| ality on every inch Of Amer1cai
soil.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

aisd p6y - of boAds ii soad 10
iook 81 lis defeak
ne fhct that Grant u ths bond
hoIderA cAndidats ana was forcsd
unoathef fhicneo oeonvention throagh
the 1ossgtai, ai,in6 setioa of the bond
h0adau cunvsntion q The Cooper
Instituts, I'D that The CAisaeo con-
ventsou msk not 10 umiusaa . caar
didata, but nnsxsiy 70 rally the one
already rna<ie hy the hondholdsFs,
aecounts for the lsHak of snthualAua
id the convention and the almost
dead silence with which the news Of
his nomination was received by the
psople. The policy of tho coavan-
ton was 10 bind the people 70 the
bondhaider's eandidats and 20 pay
the bondholdsrs gold whii0 the
plowholdess and soadisEs Ars com
peliea 10 rscsiye their pay in dspre-
sIassd rasz. Thk and no cther, can
be the meaning 0f The plank Ia the
radical platform, which s.dsnounees
aSs FORMS Of repudiataor % . nation-
al crime,n and declares that athe
rational ohliestions must DO paid u
lsssss Dsd spira'' and that s.the ro-
demption of the national debt should
be extended over long period OF
tixae.n La these planls In the rada-
ieal platform We have the bondhold-
ars' ideas fully developed. They
are anxious 10 hnve the payment o.
the debt extended over . long Pc
Rod Of time, and 10 have ths law
exenpting them from taxation and
paying the gold interest carried out
both ssin letter and spirit.H This
would be o mighty good thing for
the bondholder, but . mighty heavy
burden upon the people. II would
make the plowholders and laboring
classes pay all the taxes to support
the government and pay the inter
est 10 the bondholder, while the
bondholder would receive his gold
interest, bank upon his bonds and
pay no taxes La It any wonder
then, that the bondholdeEs. speak
Ing through the Chicago convention,
should advocate 'sthe extension ol
the national debt over long period
of sime9'' This Is the banquet tc
which the iahosing men arc invited
In supporting Grant and Colfax-
the European system Of debt and
taxation fasteasd upon them forev'
eE-she privileged few bendholdez
the moneyed aristocracy who Dc
nothlng but draw their gold interes'
and furnish q shinplas.er currency
for the people, TO rule and govern
the country through the election o
Grant and Coliax. THIS uaa say 10
| boring men, Is the banquet to whiei
YOU are invited,a and In November ta'
| radicals ask you to make q forlna
| acceptance Of the invitation by vot
ing the radical ticket. VIII you dI
lit?
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

The inapeaphMena.
Hs b sssisnxfsd tlaaz the irnpsaelr
u,ant fAsce win epst ths rsnaon shout
kbsxe ss{EioH doI1rs. We w0aia 80
fhe peqple bow thay like this fskse
whinh hasensk them % maah znosey
and tor no oazpesss What woszid
haxe hen gsined Il inapsachnasluk
had besn . saasam sxespk thA safass
fnciiea AZ . little party spltss In
tAs Iinpeschuaant of Andres Joan~
con tina country had no iatarest--
nothing was 70 be galnad by i, and
It was oaIy gotten up In order 10
give Buklsr, Ringham 4 co. q chance
10 spitaat D Little personal spite at
tha pxasidanl Tbs whole thing
wAs = iAros and . hunahng Coz which
the people have TO pav ahont tlarse
uailiions of dnllaxs Let these who
ean - nothing but party ana are
blind 10 their own inteseaz lns,
ly dive down into their pockets and
bring up their part of klse moaag 20
pay this expense-the balance VIII
he forced TO 20 into thasr pockets %
halp pay It,
Ths people will net AL to MOTIFS shas
while thay are called upon TO pay
their part Of the vast expense that
those who have beon foremost 10 get
ting up this fasce, will net 10 On
hand to pay THAR partr~tha bond
holders pay no aaxss How loas
viii the people sassain o party thai
thus oxpands their nonay
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11
ran true men


Wa have read carefully the reso-
Iutions OF the Chicago convention.
and given particular attention 10
shose that have . bearing upon the
ssrsancsaa matters OF the eountry, Il
appears - If great care had been
taken In wording them, 30 ~ 10
avoid arousing the people In oppo-
sision to them, and at the same time
10 assure the bondholders that they
havs nothing to fear frozn the Radi.
cad party, No one, however, need
be decesved by them, for Il b enough
boe kaow that they propose no re-
lisffrom tina grinding taxation which
hangs liks . mill stone around the
necksof the laboring classes, whila
the hondholders 90 frees The fhet
tiaat Tire radicals exsmpsed bonds
from saxetfon and provided gold IN
tersst fw the bozadhnlder, while they
mako gresnhsckz . lagai tender, and
Then attempted 10 lsgixlate thsns olt
sf esrrulation through the introduc-
ssoa o6 National Bank Notes, 70 that
the eonmon people shouId havs
neither gold or legal tender, 10 sucA
an apparent trick to swirldle the
poor masses and protect the rich
bonf1b0Ifers. that the Chicago res<s.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11
The RepsbsicaH Platform.

- q
The Republican Platform
Believing that our readers would
be glad 20 read what tias Radicals
have laid down for . platforTn, we
publish 1t below. During the can
vass we shall have something to say
abaut the principles, ifit has any,
which are laid down In this so+caIled
platform of the party. We notice
thai Gen. Grant In his letter oGaceop-
tance which we published IA our
News Summary ofyesterday, makes
no attempt TO get upon it, for be
says aAt present il il impossible, Or
at least ernineutiy improper to lay
down y policy 10 be adhered to. right
or wrong, through 80 adninistra-
ton OF four years. We suppose
from this when he says, II endorse
the resolutions" /" he only endorses
them until election, and that they
are not to govern the policy of his
administration shsuld he be elected
and In relation to the coursa that he
VIII pursue. we arc left IS much in
the dark az we were before he wrote
hls letter of accepsance, s..s.
Thspiatforni then Is only . esxpr
trap TO catch votes. Let every one
read 1t. II the laboring n1en--the
| farmers, mechanics and others can
see any inducemsnt to sustain the
| radicals from the platform put forth
| By them, they can see mora than We
can. Il ID platform which may be
construed 10 mean just what . radl-
cal stump orator may desire to have
| 1t mean, but when 1t Is siInered
| down to what it really Is, It j. en-
| phatically the hondholders plat
form, and Ii Grant Is elected, the
people VIII find he viii % cnnstrue
| IT.
The NzssossaI Rgsibl1c05 Fdrss Q tls<
| U,siged States, dassaabisi In Masa0a-
al G1npesatiosl u tse Eikg Of Gssca.
1 40, os 1ag 2Iss 6Qg Of J9ug, 1868,
l aaaks 1hs SoE5oariag Declaration a
Prissc3peSss
7. We congratulate the countFy on
/ the assured success Of the Recon.
stxnction policy of Congress. q
evinoed by the adopt ptlon, In the ma
1 iority OF tIae etatas lately In rebel,
4 lion, ef Constitutions securing Equal
Givll ana Polisieal Rights To I'll, aisd
ills tha duty CT the g0yernBaeut =
sgiatain those iusti titutions and 10 pre-
il vent the people OF such States from
baSng reFlasttsd TO state efanaTchy
/ III. The guaranty by Congress o.
Eauaa Suffrage to all loyal men a
i Ehe South was dagnanded By eyagy
| consideration Of public safety, d
| gratitude, and Of justice, and mus
| Be maintained !, while the question
| ak Suffrage ln al loyal States prop
ariy belong TO the people Of fhoss
3 III. We denaunes All forns of 70
a pudiation % national egisna ant
the uasieual Aonor reQuires the pay
lment of the public Indebtedness n
I the ufradst g00d mifh ID Ill cxeditazi
LAT hams ana abroad, rot only aecnr
lding 10 shs letter, bat ne spirit 9
the laws under which Ii sFas eost trar
". MS dais to che Labor al sA.
Natl0n that 1axation should be equal
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

= - q l -
WAsHIx0rox, Nay ~ ,le66.
RI Ii ,,ok t.z.a fasaf 4 hayxa now. ar
80, hed sTssy hs,S7iIlfx fn Mr. Nafie.
I ,s.ex~r "a ~ sisniS 3sssk rnIeu.rsaef.
~tss,sifsng w,1fh hira En IYru nla.
m r. nnf frsaeI 60, 4 egsr nrs1.xht -
~ = esaar sieefred a -. 4 fsnntfi~
5e3a - Vsre praeirlesst 81 Prs3I- i
S1ssf - - - s,zsw ! ~ n fise Ses,alr
ri n go fsese fhat fsksef ,lIsstisss
e. i, .osscI1t -. r s.s1I IUnnsss ny Isad1-
sssns,t r. SIS irnr.a~ehrnSr,t trial.
revav hsd ! unrd fd es,aavorafiar
vritjs- 90 fshief lTrrstirs m tlsnt ,sssi,S
s.eS ,s-,~sss 1ha assi,Iassf 80 : ..,1lug - 7.
e y s. arsw n<,S1fieai narfy I. nor
XId ha avsr naanfiosa fha suh5ecf 81
sha pnsssdonev S. T.ae / hove f.ot
49,, 80 : 4 sss 80 hs,.,sc N fl,e Cshiaf I1aa-
ssce ~ s,snya than fwr, xaars.
n - not fsna fnaf i lave asys,r fssas.
atssn - - r,Itk fI,a gsxs0aaafructIusl
-. ~ fsnsavrrsee. a far from II. 4
wrs x,s,6 oy fsS &,ven E1aaafnrs vrita
,srsss ssssss, fssvx - fhT Ifsint f1fsrrarr,sl-
taa nn Reens,strrarfIf,s. ~ sar,d sirnedI
la rar,art + was chsir7nan on the
sa,f .s,rnsnistpe "a she Etate az Ten
nss~..ss, 'a,,d II ,sras fsrsr,,a lng RECON-.
usc.,<Ia tfon thaf thaf state. was =,
- = riss ,.i, resss,rssd so fla Union.
ii RI Il Il - srsr~ flaf i am now. or
.xsssr ssuas estfar .diras.flv ur indf-
rarfiv inforesfIai In the Chicago
y;.iIsss,x neu,snas,srs- i do not kuoa,
-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

TnsaSvxsxi6fen1 paxttn linda ct 0t
sr;n,.,srs wfose cnly sandy ID how n
80 ! i s., 80 ard how to keep there.
r., - ..rsrellv wnow bat liftls about
-. .,.ss..,r,lss which underiie aar,
:. 4 ,s,,sr-l 1,s.n.i.4ion ax,d care i1sa
- shssa r,,air onlv study b
- -. :. -. ! ,,,~.arv Io aver their on
!. ..,.,...s. '.ra hov they shaai gat
- 8 =. yss.r 4, the government.
- - n..s ,itt1e ana caring les
- ~. .s.,..s,,,,ss nnon wAich our
-. =. 80 @.,s,.sr,,,,.snt n founded,
y =, -. ,,.,s nv nrepared TO give
- - - S. ,as saas,.,s ar 10 suggest
- - - : 80, = - - sha rartu : !, which.
y. -. -. = -. s.s,,s .hev ere sstaeaa.
- y. - - 80 .har : : aerersily tine first
- ..,d aftaras,t nv
: - - :. = .~,,s,sai ,.,rstita,t,on. ID
: - - - - ths go nr~ans-.
~ sssssan = s' Il
Wenotsce thar here and thsrs,
thsrsis ! ,,ersc,s, 10 be found who is
ussll;na 10 q iwnoge his principles, Join
su,sa .ss aavsrsary. and do anything
el.e svhich he thinks win defeat his
onD,nanss such 4 person we cali
! - sc,s sasll--<,u,ss s,f these sn,phibous
fhinox 81 creation which can live
ane rrov lust ~ well ID one politi-
saI alenaant as another neither fish,
ar nor !, sowl--not 4 harsa~shell tor
tnlae rar q slippery, sllmy frog |;
but ! sofs-sleli, . esaw-ash, which
+ - !, u,<.vs with auual facility either
head al tail foremost, or sidewass,
ff there y any obstacle In ttse way.
such q person never aoconpiisaaas
ANYTHING for his own good, or Gx the
hanefat of his friends.
In our apinsoa hard-sheal is the
oy,,v man who ever accomplishs
anvthina which "a substantial and
lasting THE man who acts from
- ursla when Ae wins, be
sr,la ), aenounlish some good for
,,;s country hut fhe man who acts
srom poSieu viii never accomplish
anvfhing for the reason that policy
: s..,av ,.l,a,,s,snr and what is thought
tt,he aos,ti policy to-day may be bad
y,tsI,e.v ts,-rnorrow but principles
nsyar change. Where q political
batsis i au,,uht and won On princi-
nle wa have q vSetorywien 1t is
yron ], an pollcy ii Is generally q defeat.
the raaieals nominated Lincoln
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

CIRCuML0CUTToN.- AT tHncIiInafi
q few days since, aa urasophisfaeNteu
darkay waited upon O certain militia
nv gentleman with o bib of SO ID
hE washing done at tlse camp hospl~
tai, which, aftar undergoing q rfgsr.
oas ssrutiny by the Officer Was ne-
ksnne1 Nth the fEsIIpSFinx explafzsa-
tion. which the aetxnis1lek mxn auf
Ethiopia listened to with an eSIsaai
amount CT wonder and peFplexity |:
ss1'his bib, 2 said the military gem
tleman. twill have TO be sent TO the
QnarferTnaster General at Washing
ton, and he win report 10 the A1l3sE'
tant General, and he viii take u be-
fore the Secretary OF War, for mis- APP
provaL The Adjutant 0eaGras be-
fng satisfied, Ii will be sent lathe .Ass-
difOr of State. who viii approve al
il and send is to the Secretary OF the
Treasury, who viii send Il 10 the
United States Treasurer, who viii af
once dispatch an order to the ssosleo-
tor of this port to pay the BILL
The elarkey relieved -hinself OF a
lesaQ drawn siuh. Then MAasa, !"
herefnaTksd, afdas last gernblaHa s'oGi
spoke Oh, he pays for de wasliiBg,
dos he ~
tsNo, continued saae other, she
VIII hand it TO the QuarfeFraaster,
bit as there ii no such ofRceT here ~
pr1sent, some proper person lnsi~t he
appointed by Che President, and bis
appOintmasat must be appFUyed by
the Senate. Congress not being In
session nov, the commission cannot
b. Issued Till after 1t meetz. When
this commission is received the
QuarfermaskeF win sfluw Is ~ tlaF
Collector he win pay Il, yoR givina
your receipt. y
The unfortunate negro farst scxateass
sgi his head, then shook II, and iiaal-
| til saids IT
II uaaess I'll hah to let dis wsshin
slide, but Ii aIn de last iois does
| far TTnefp Eana. sure !ss N
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11
1U0INEss CARDS.


s < 49,
e. s,aeursph mcompaele bet~asn
- - psshae. and = expscssa
So 1xini ~ the sshs H,
{ 4 ira3nr auua csye1s siassd tie
- slt. ~ tkat - colored tEoeps
- slntksaled q that point hsve
- = . - snd Of the trsek %
- ~ slsssoa salied Anseaope.
- vs.ng psssoss oat boat RI
- q - o. JssepA rsveF, ina-s
- cksried over the daan aaa
$1,000
vfsnsnk hurricane aiaroo1sa sne
r111eoaasna and nrown's HAhs y
nssIrark IN, % ne ~ mi.
e. ekunsssaa has iasasd orders
ss1asr eouanAnd Of sae arss nailasar
~ afkfies yifginia.
Aetriza sf Hen. Is1erson DAVIS
n ) hspassposssi min October.
- rssuhysesaan Gsnsssa Assem-
~ q Aihany, n. Y, adjoasnsd il
sasstca untal HGay next 30 Dr.
apsinw's church la New YORK.
A asspsach stasz taaaa Ii l. not
sfksiy mere win ie any changein the
.re.6rssaens of tine Northwestern
naikssaA EoEapaay.
rAe ssunevaa oeshs rezaaasss Of 8.
A neuxiaa, Il repoxtsd 70 have taksa
passs yesterday, and u i said fhs
fuee 4 In sx excellent stats Of pFes-
vwaaea. pssssnEiag alnoss a naasaEai
nm sxpssmssan as On the siAy Of his
The leadang Democratic paper In
NssAvilis, Teaa-s hss declared pos
Peadaesoa~
Tne meeting af she stockholders OF
ths Chiusxo, Rock island d Paeafic
n. r., did mot meet in Chicago yes
sex<asy. bsewsass of aa iaaisngion -
sSsed 10 prsvsns their meeting.
A New Orleans despatch says -
6sa. Rarh&naa Aas snnounSed the
ssxss Perish and Judicial ofAeara
essesed, aEsd THAT the General Assem-
bly viii nes ezsaveae until the aeaep-
ssscs Of the new constitution By
Csagsess. The civil government b
dssaared pruvisionai until after the
axios&iaa of the amendment to the
szaersa eoastitatsea. The above
szsenasoaed safaceEs viii not take their
ssass antai November.
A xpsesaa fxoxa Washington states
sasas tsse PresiSient reeeivexa q tele-
gxazaa this morning from the chair
man Of desaGkxatse state central com
zaasase Of 0regoaa, stating that the
ssesapcxafs had carried the State ai
tine eserxioa hessi on Monday. This
ss~zres Democratic member OF Con
gsess ia plsce Of tine present naeEabe'
Rufsas Mallory also democratic
ssa@an~ In place Of Williams.
Bmaiwas Investigating COMMITTEES
il h session, and isas examined sew
era wIsnasses shis naosning. Mem
-. - si,a r,sosaYnltsee ss.y tl,at In,
- ss.s,v,,.vnxs ,,ss i,rsD eslestef
- - - a., I,avs' ez,sx,ernlx,.
s-...-s.s-.xs
i -.
ne ssssAss es'ssal1'ifsee oh terFlso D'
k1ss hss sssssd 10 fepoxs ~ Myof 80 2
- - - - !. - - !. !
aas saaaa y" - osfDs :
less@
IN sGid shst Es9 eaosa's fa'e~as'
ss Hxrnsy was - tanowS:
We axe Al - n>eantains loDkinl
antwn IN e. rut&seam and sha 6rss
-. -. - - .r,a.4saws ,.sr,vfr.,
- s.d sLa ssrts ahsadosed the
+ 4 - ssnae <iezsn sna tAlk.
.iss -. 3 Ia, -. -. ~,
- - 80 ! g gsyss.- - -, -
-. -. - -. - " - -. -.
- " :. . -. -. !. i - !. -. - - -
- !. 80 y - -
-. -
ss.s - - - - -. -.
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Dov,n on the Match.

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-, 80. = - gau~ ~ Tu.v,ssroy--
- - ! ! ,,,ssI avouvn hsraahot,ta To
"a. .s,a,..s,.sr.,,,.leuy xussisysv s,f srl,css.
" se,,vi,,et<,s, Mr. S.hiyingtoa is
-. -. =. - l1,sst s,n
= -aAsataesiass r ss''- - - -
has preached In the MeEiissaist ciatis sSsfl
in this city, and should have mad
,,,,,r, ~aeysrxl ff,r tha Iaws og the land
ss-.ss.ss,,s v,,,,,,se ae,.y,t;r,a,,t
assa - s,,.,,. a. a. !
than 10 haye cum y it1ea ssasa 40 as1'
We mention the fact of his bsang .
,,rauels@r. aos. lar the purpose of
-. -. -. tha e,.,ysss, :
ofl5sI'as 49, - - -. - -.
bus for tha purpose % ssas"a sus
magnitude Of the crime, for we hofu
that, morally, ut least, It b . greater
.,sg,,,s ft,r ! ys,rx,fsssad Iaadar I'm the
sAalt. - - s ,n.,,ss Ne r,sr,,ar -
tfiaA lp1 aos " j,
becaase ifa dsznoralizizag nnuenee -
preaser. The following card from
es,a smti,a~ and z,sother sa the bride
=. = - - T. ~ rh,vsngtnr
o. sas iankAss ss' - 80 -
VIII snow Id what tignt tnss fesaru
the uanteh.
s.. <-.~x - ..xyw ys-us ~ va
~ uss - ska ss,s,,sc s shss 80 S,,a ssrini.
~ :. ia ~ = y ~ Inhn ri CaIylnSton In
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