Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-11
IDAHO BOISE COUNTY IDAHO MARCH IL

yOnd its cOntrol; pledging support to both
ngainst the usurpations OF Congress; stigma
tizing as traitors all who seek to subvert the
Constitution, whether in Congress or as Gov.
ernQrs; asserting white, supremacy; and re-
solving never to submit to any policy which
gives Political or social equality to negroes -
1.-The majority of the Delegates to the Penn
sylyania Radical Convention are instructed to
go for Curtin for Governor. ,..,s aay, nan, .dt
Bancroft telegraphs to Seward that the
treaty with the North German Confederation
was signed and maileds Feb. ED. 1t provides
emigration shall be frea, and that naturaliza-
tion changes the nationality. j 1t is thought
similar treatics will be made with other for
|eign Powers. mta ~ % bsln6" h'm
Radical politicians are figuring for D. candi-
date for Vice President. & II the Ohio Radical
Convention of next. Wednesday favor Wade,
ne win likely be the man. The expected pat
ronage he will control it Johnson is removed
is greatly in his favor s'anrsgalau s.l3 niG9a
An effort is being made 10 Maryland to elect
Montgomery Blair as Senator, vice Thomas
rejected. 1t is said Thomas favors the election
of q, friend ofithe President who will not be
rejected. nj pqe ma 34gq.aasa ldqnodt 1850
Report says Hancock asks to be, relieved
because Grant has ordered him to reinstate
the COuncilmcn he removed in New Orleans @
The most furious snow storm of the season
visited Chicago Yesterday Several houses re-
ported blown down., The Milwaukee railroads
blockaded,
The Herald's special says several foreigners
have been arrested for completely IN the at
tempted assassination of ,Juarez. iIsaaJ Wsn &
Stanton has restored the Freedmeu's Rpreau.
in Kentucky, which was abolished by Grast
In this Stanton has acted without tlle Presi-
dents orders. h@ff't' avs :" ""if' 'I y" -
The New York Convention adopted the Con-
stitutlon they framed, "a to 81. and adjourned
The Louisiana Convention has adopted a
suffrage article which excludes editors and
owners of papers which advocated, or those
who preached secession, and all who held Office
under the confcderacy '7i ''''t4' "".''a 'l..,,
The Massachusetts Assembly refused the
third reading of the liquor license bill, I52 to Sc
LONDON Feb. 29-At the meeting TUESDAY
night, John Bright's resolutions of good viii
to America and pledges to settle all claims
and differences, particularly the Alabama
claims. were unanimously adopted. -
The Queen has signed the habeas corpus
suspension bill. t.... az -,
O. w. Hunt, late Under Secretary OF, Treas,
ury, IL Chancellor Of Exchcquer.
LORD STANLEY Wlsned an adJOurnment 0f
Parliament for week to complete the Cabinet.
Gladstone said such n thing was unprrcr-
dented, but might be now justltiable IS
Lord Wenslydale is dead
Gen. Nugle and his fellow prisoners were Ia
dicted for treason. at Sligo to-day. Heron,
their counsel, moved to delay trial. The Court
reserved it's decision.
The parsouaee Of Rev. Mr.. Leslie, rear
Cork, was alta .kcd last night, and the assails
ants driven OF. -. j
'PaRis,, Feb 29.-Princc Napoleon has gone
to Germany on visit ted .hisS y7eH7eei
Officers of the French Army on. fdrlosgh
are ordered to report at headquarters, March
3lst, without exception. ...,..t..k,..ku..a :.
La Liberte has report that the King OF
Prussia was lately badly hurt BY "a fall from
MS horse. nnnl "xgnd bEsHsagQ1) - 4
Louis III. King Of Bavaria, died at Munich1
yesterday, aged % years.
A delegationof w0rkmer at Genoa presented
n address ~ Admiral sFarragut,' Recognizing
him rs the representative OF, the GererhmentI
which syinpathlzes with Mazzini. ;,...o., ..,stej
DIsPATCHEsB BY.l.AsTNIGHr'Ss sTAGEsd