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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-07

TABLE1 CUTLERY, AND PLATED
L GOODS.-7Just received at88, King street,
Alexandria, Va, an assortm emit of Fab TO- Cutie
ry, Of beautiful styl les, Plated Forks. tablespoons
aG isn 81 JOHN + CREIGHTON &4soNl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-07

81 81; 1 s9H sa HEER5N sSyy Re-, H Herring
2oa BIS. very superior Family Shad. ..eIa. rJl
so bis. No. l. Potomac Herrings.
For sale by,,oyI y GEO W WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-07

7 FIERCE PRIME SMOKED BEEF, re
/ ceived this day and for sale by
feb 81 al, AVERG!& DAVIDSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-07

inH1LBLAIN: LIN IMEN Tan: :infallible
III remedy for Chilblains or Frosted feet
Those suffering with this most pal and tori
menting complaint, are guaranteed cure upon
using this Linimsnt as! directed! Price rs Cts
"a bottle For saleiby 80 s275nLM2 80 :oi \ :
, 1868-10-27
I>rOClama.

VTED Testamente at 13de December
Ell 1866 har den i Januar Maaued 4. A.
atgangne Enkemadame RoSine Roehuck
indsat til Understanding sin Adoptivs0n
WaIdtmar Augustus Petersen, og torsaa-
vidt drnne like SkulIe vTre live, sin at
do lie EgtefelIe Henry Rorbuck's son,
ligeIedeS afgangne Cadet Roehuck'S 3
S6nner og enc Datter, hvis Navne like
anglvtS, men som / Tes'amentet ere OPP.
givne at ophoIde sig paa st. Crolx.
Thi indkaldeS hprved ovenn1vnte Wal
demar Augustus Petersen og afgangne
Cadet Roebuck'S Born SAINT endellg abode
Roslne Roebuck'S Intestatarvinger med
Aar og Days VarscI til for u~niertegnede
Sklfteret som behandiende afgangne RO-
sine Roebuck's D0dsho at aumeIde og le-
gitimere sig SAINT at varetage deres Tarv
under BoetS Behandling.
st. Thome SkIfterets Contoir, den code
October, 1868. - 8
P. M. ANDERSENt
COnst.
, 1868-10-27
PROCLAMA..

E LIE og Enhver, SON matte have
IN Noget at fordre paa Boet efler af!ode
Pauline MartiS indkaIdeS herved med 3
Maaneders VarseI til for undtr'egnede
Skifttforvalter i Boet at anmelde og be-
vlisIlggj6re deres Fordringer.
Ligtledes indkaldtS den ovennRvnte
Atdodes Arvin9er med Aar og Days Var
sci for at anmeIde og Iegitlmere drres
Arveret i Boet og der at paasee dcres
Tarv.
St. Thom@ Skifterelscontoir den code
October 1868.
P. M. ANDERSEN,
COnst.
, 1868-10-27
Proclama.

VVED Testamente at 17le Januar 1854
~ har den i November Maan,d fortige
Aar afgangne Jomfru Louisa VatabIe
Adam ind>al til ArvInger sin abode Bro
der Louis Laurant Adams 3dt B0fn
Alfred Adam, Edmond Henry Adam og
Zue Waters, f6lt Adam, hviIke / Te>la-
mtntet ere opsivne at opholde sig Paris.
Thi indkaldrs herved ovenr@vnte Al
fred Adam, Edmond Henry Adam og Zue
Waters, t6dt Adam, SAINT endtIig abode
Louisa VatabIe Adams Arvinger etter
, 1868-10-27
NEW ADVERTESEMENTS.
PBTDR MATTHIAS ANDERSEN,

COnstitueret UndcrdOmmer Og SkriUer
paa Den st. Thomas q Amerjka,
GJ0R yIrTERL1GT: At for mig have
andraget D'Elrr. Solomon Pereira
og B. c. d. Azevedo, Begge her at
Staden, hvorIedes de, der we'd at
gangne Enkemadame Leah Lobo,
f0dt Henriquez, hendes Testamente
ere indsatte til EXecutorer, skulle
fnde sig bef0iede til we'd ct lovlIgt
Thingsvidne at Devise Egtheden at
Diet efter Abode forefundne, den 23de
Juni d. A. oprcttede Testamente.
ThiindstRvnes herved med 6 I gers
VarseI Intestatarvingerne efter at
gangne Enkemadame Leah Lobo,
f0dt IIenriquez til at mode i St.
Thome Bything, som holdes Stedet
Mr.. 40 a. N0rregade kongens Quar-
teer i Byen Charlotte Amalia Nan
dagem den GLIDE December f0rstk.
for der at h0re Vidner forte ON
Egtheden af Afd0des Testamente
af afv. 23de Juni.
Til samme lid og Sted at mode
indstmynes under Falsmaalsstrat
D'Hrr. N. Gjellerup og w. Sch0n,
der have paategnet Testamentet som
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Vidnesbyrd:
ForeIpg og Lavdag er afskatfet
we'd Forordn. 3die Juni 1896.
st. Thoma Underdommcr- og
Skriver-C ontoir den 24de October
1868. P. NJ. ANDERSEN,
cOnst.
, 1868-10-27
Auction! Auction!

10Y request of FrtderikSted'S Dealing
I'D Court [ will commence to sell on
THU sday 5h November at 10 o'clock
The large Stock OF Dry Goods,
Clothing, Provisions, Wines, Liz
quOrS, Glass, CrOCkcry and other
Wares, also BrIS. Salt, Bales To-
baCeO, PaintS.O Oils, Varmish &c. &c.
And on Saturday 7h NoUbr. at II o'clock
will continue the Sale, with addition Of
"A lot OF Hard Wood, 1 Horse, .
PhHGODs with harness, 4 Cart
and ONE Furniture, also "a Boat,
Cooking Stove, Sails, Riggings,
AnchOrcIlains &c. &c,
all belonging TO the Bankrupt Dealing of
MIR. julius Reuter-.
ST. Croix goth October 1868.
Il. J. ROBINSON,
AuCtloneer.
P. S. Bidders must be prepared with
good Security at Knock of the hammer.
, 1868-10-27
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Loven med Aar og Days Varsel Ill for
undertegnede ,Skifteret som beha"dlende
Afd0deS Bo at anmelde og legliimere
sig SAINT at varetage deres Tarv under
Boets Behandling.
ST. Thome Skifterets Contoir, den 22de
October 1868.
P. NJ. ANDERSEN.
cOnSt.
, 1868-10-27
nclaimedLetteYs
IN

Eleonor Andrews, Sarah Andrews, Ca
Uterine Alexander, Hans Behagen, John
Benjaman, Edger A. Bourne, Felicity
Burke, CeIestine Bryan, C. G. Brow,
Elizabeth Charles, Mary Ann Charles
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-12

~ TIM Sic 2dn9e tes 9a9e8 unb ber
Ma9t su trsenb elmer 3ttt oes Sabres
beitimmen gu t1nnen, bat man cine iebr
einfa9e Resel u beful9en. Man oer~
cpppele BE 3eit be5 SpnnenaufganBs,
unp, man bat bic 29anee Der y}adt, unb
perpoppele pie3eit Spnnenuntersanss,
pel9e6 bte 2dnse beS Cages er9ibt. @ebt
allp bic Sonne utt 5 llbr auf, 70 bauert
bte Na@t 10 Stunbe,t 9ebt fie UNI 6 l1br
unter, f. bat ter Sag IL Stunpen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-12
Die @'ermanta 2eben8>
9}sr({d>eruua8 f: t3eieQI0aft,
Nse. sssrpnbspass, Netp:WDrf,

WV %s.g t. ASGuI Wy S\SbF wv w. -
irhasbaren sEobltbat Ser 2etcnSperf's'eruu8
8ct7aud III MAIDEN.
maor geru,Yaen 2,NOas. 900
wsr7atrunaen in aruft sG,EOO,OOO
3abrliaes gintou,nen 1.0Oo,OOO
Muasesablt in TubesfaQen 0OO'OOO
9este Dipipenee 40 Nrpsent.
STE tt nber Bic eansen ger Staatfn sersrettst ane
rat In INinnsiOtu fOlsenSt Isenten:
Wsneral Msentur n Der .Dsuti@en 8ant" pon
Debrlper DtQtuS & Dunbartn 81. pau
i1err @ufap 9einrih6 in Ntnona.
6arr Carl Branrt tn Gartbault
5srr 6. @i9born In 6aftnes.
t1sry 8. Sooen In 9lew nlm.
:. 5hwenpler, buAp Welenhpnd,
":;.t~WtHi. Il. 5etretar. T'rdttbsnt-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12
To Con s,lss,ptiYcs.

TIE advertiser. having been restored to
health in aiew weeks by a very simple remedy
af,er having Suffered for several years with Il
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption is anxious to make Known TO
his fellow sufferers the mrarrs Of cure.
To allwho desire it, he viii send copy Of
the prescription used (frce Of charge.) with
the direntionsior preparing aud using the
same, which they find sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, and all Throat and Ling Affections -
Thgonly object Of The advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which ha concciycs TO be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, rs II win cost Them nothing,
and may prove blessing. partiss wishing
the prcscnP'ion,PgFE, by return. mail, viii
please aidrc7s $500
> u REV EDWARD A. WILSON, .r.
Williamsburg, Kings Co.. Now York.
vGnl-yl
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12
From the Cincinnati Commercial ]
u DESERVING HIM.

The Democrats Of the North are very
Parthians for bad faith. They deserted
the South after encouraging il 10 plunge
head and ears into a rebellion in which
i! lost both, and now that they have
urged OH the President 10 make open
warnpon Congress and its laws, until he
has involved himself in serious Difficult
ties, they manifest symptoms of leaving
him, as they did the south, TO fight his
own battles The New York World has
formally notified The Democrats to draw
of. II is none Of their funeral. AN.
DREW JouNsoY, il says. is a republican
President, aud the struggle he is having
with Consressis family quarrel, Dem
ocrals must not mix in.
This is cruel enough, but 80 bad
as The conduct of the Presidents unofi
ciaI advisers JERRY BLACK, one of his
iamiliars makes haste to let The world
know that he is not Mr.. JouSsoys chief
adviser Gle sends for me some times, +"
says JEHY, "but he rarely follows my
advice; if he did he woulln't make such
ID fool Of hims.lf 20 often" And
one Of the princip, members Of the
Democratic Na,iopa' Commjt,o (name
not given but one Of the very fellows
who had hiS knees under the Prcsiden.
ti4I mahogany on The nigh, Of :he % }
says if the PCesilen. chad bin,ed to US
that such game was on foot (tho re-
moval Of Stlnton) We should have pro-.
tested against it warmly cnoUgh."
HEsDaTcEs, Of Indiana, djselaims all
knowledge Of tho intention to remove
STANTON, Indoed, there i, general
scattering tho Of doughty Democrats who
were continually pressing The President
10 act. When he does act they make
of on all tours, und the poor m&n il left
deserted in the White House, b,dgered
by his curmics and deserted By his
friends, t sGu.f
His evil roIn. lor, have had what use
they coul Of A j., Kept him ia a high
state Of antagouisn to the Radicals, slim.
ulatcd his comPaliyO propsnsilies, Patted
him on the back and cried IS! boy" till
they have worked him up TO the point
of actual conflict, ind now ney Aouk
away, pretending The most profound in.
nocence Of his designs, shaking their
heads oommiscralingiy, but giving no
tokens Ola purpose 10 sand by him in
his hour of hil and actual need, If
there has been bpser betrayal Of a
friend by any party, history does not
record i. ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12
THuRSDAY, mAncUi2, SIS.
roR PRESIDENT,
GENERAL. y. S. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.
our .DEMOCRATIC NEIGHnoR.


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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12
-7HE WEEKLY FoEGLSTElR.

Buzzafds'in what he calls the "BIack
Bird. Jay Bird, and Blue Bird. law. =
The difficulty in the case was that he
failed to undsrs,and the object and pur
port Of the law. The Legislature had
one thing in view and he another, and
here was the split, and they having a
majority he went under. He threatens
war.-war Of the most terrible nalure.--
He sees the son numbering the father,
and The father murderin5 the SON. whole
families ek'ermiha,el lie thinks the re
suit Of The neat war will be the utter
annihi'alion Of the white race, He call.
ed Grant The great mOgul, ana in his
distorted imaginaIions, seen lin seated
upon the throne as a great military des-
pot. In The election Of Gen. Grant, who
fought for constitutional liberty and for
equal and exact justice to all men, he
sees and hears the lastknell Of departed
liberty.
lie trembl as he betolds ard in d
yeY sublime and Impressive warning to
his beloved brethren, he cries cut in the
spirit If anaociant Seer
'Lochc! Lorhfellbcware Of tile day,
When the Lowhuds shallmoet thee IN battle
gaarray, .
Fora field of.lle dead rashos saddening my.
sight,
Nndthc hostsorf,icad Tomlinson are scattered
in Gght.'
And Why all this bosh and trash,
only because the party that saved thi,
country from destruction by the hands
ofraitors ore in power and are srrug-
Cling to secure to tho nation tho fruits Of
the war, and to do this they find it nee
cssary to corferi tho suffrage Upon the
colorel men Of he south and disfranchi,c
atss tebiI'i nnl Tor thia, this gentle
man predicts the Obstruction ol.tho m.
ton BywhOm7 BY just such men as
hOrs.
Bututthe closing up, he told the peo.
pie that he did as well % he knew how
for them, and that if be did net do Digit
it was because he did not know how,
and gooly number Of Us knew this
BEFORE but declared finally that the
subIimity of this government demanded
the tran scandent attentions OF the poo
pie; bowed his heal aud came down,
whereupon some mischieyous boy and
some Rad stamped liule, the former
for nothing, the latter because he quit.
a WmlrE MAN.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12

romlTSSoS on THG RAMPAGE.
Eilij Register: .asa.as
We rather extraordinarily stepped in.
10 tie Courtroom GA Saturday evening,
attracted thither moro from the great
noise w. heard tbaa anything else. TIE
mortiag was organized, and a, the hend
orwhich ga, one Of the soos OF Neptune
aud a mphaHte, he who assists Vlloan in
forging thunlerboIts for Jupiter. And
the people were being ieasic,I by the re-
turnel Representative, that's, il sound
aud unneaning expressions could feast
their minds. li1 was at this moment
discharying his artillery against Con
gress Tor it's effort, as he says, to abolish
two Of tho co ordinate branches Of the
government, viz: the Supreme Court and
the Executive departments, which every.
body wilma monkeys sense 10 his head,
knows is false. And no failed no! to
sprinkle a considerable of the 'nigger''
over the mess as ho wont along, and
manifested numerous aud powerful symp.
TOMS Of ncgrophoJia onllho brain. Ho
Thea opened UP double.shotiod on the
Legislature aud gave riodubtdbb cyi.
denco ol angry feeling toward, it, DO
cause it failed to appreciate his measure,
and spccchcs, AZ he though. i. ought Il
have done, Ito leel. q good deal hur
over their action in refusing bis amend,
meat TO cmbroce GROWS" anl "Cufhe,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12

Arkansas is to vote on the question
Of ratifyng the new constitution that
has been made for her, on the oh 10Th,
Inh, 18th and lg3 Of March, We
hOPo these viii not be lost days 10 her.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12
NOTEGE.

4 MEETING Of hd Corporalors aud Sub.
II scrbcr5 to The S,ocl,ot the Central Salt
and Coal Company" viii be hrhin the Odd
Fellows hall, West Columbia, West Virginia,
on Thursday, March l9h, 1868, at l2 o'clock
NJ, for organization and election Of officers for
the ensuing year WIN. H. MARTIN,
mCh l2-2w, for Co'porators
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12

A petition has BEN presented to Con
grGss from thu aplhUri:ies Of Sitka,
praying that civil government may be
established in Alaska,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12


LETTER FROM SPEAKER COLTAX
Hon. Schuyler ColfOx sent the follow.
ine excellent letter 10 The Rspt6licap
s,3,o rorrso,,,r orr,J;,no.
'' ' ~ ~, ''' " " = , ,'
WAsaESaT1M February, 10. 1865
lis Ercellcncy, Governor Baker:
G D.ar SRI should be aIaj 10
acorn, your kind invitation and inns
enioT the ptiyiIers of looking into the
G,:pS Of the renr9,epti,iy, man of orr
orgaoiz,,ion in IoIiona when tbev come
to9stber newt TbnrsJ,y IN tbeir hicn,
Ia Conran,;on Rntibs ,pIos of ,bo
Uonss Jn M, aIlow ito nrcsidiSr oricst
n beabsont Jn,in~ its sessions md I
n,oSi tI,eIsr,ya Jc0v mysoIr rbis ~rooi
,Io ' ' '"'
T. 'ia, 10, +, i,o,o.o,,;io, ST.,
,broJno,J or N. ;mno!,,n, -" sr1
Sat ~, ;, I,ot S,.L g.. rn'
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12
LEGAL TENDER IN C0uRr.

The three legal tender cases now be.
5o the u. S, Supreme Court are likely
to attract good deal Of attention.
The first suit is where a party seeks to
discharge common debt by payment Of
fegal tenders the second is an Oregon
case, where an individual is eniooyor-
bag pay bis Iazesin gal tenders in face
Of the Oregon law thot oil taxes shall
be paid in goldi the the third, also a
TAX case, is from California, which State
has also low that all fjuciary taxes
shall be paid il gold, Secretary Nc
Calloeh asks that that these cases be
post poued till next term, since the U.
8 Attorey'GenOroI wants more time to
prepare for the important conflict.
S5nsrsss'will not adjourn before til,
Oh Of March, 1900 bu, 1t will TAX,
nuro than one recess.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12
POINT PLEASANT, w. VA.
November q lsG7-l
NsJEYCE.

RIO G. W. LYoNs: Sir, ,ou will please
i. take notice that shah on Saturday the
Dist day of March, 1868, in the town Of
Leon, Mason county, West Virginia, between
the hours Of 6o'clock A NJ. and j ?. NJ. of
that day, proceed to take the dcpositions of T..
G. Hill and oilers, to be read in evidence in my
behalf in certain suit in equity now pending
in the circuit court of Mason county, wherein (
am plaintiff and you are defendant and ii from
any cause the taking Of said dispositions be
10 Jay and from time 10 Time Mt tb has same
place. and between the same hours until the
same is completed.
LUCRETIA LYONS.
FED q by her Attorney.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12

Russia, according 10 u European j,ut-
nal, is assembling an army 100000
strong in some Of her PoIisl, provncgs.
Also an army on the Danuba.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12
SCHUYLER CoLrAx.

Tho lahore Of tho reconstructionisIs
to carry Alnbums is attributed "to the
stormy weather. tho consequent! high
water, the removal and deceose Of reg
sGrcl voters, aud the Intimidation Of
Republican voters by rebels" Such a
crowd Of his would be enough to bring
failure upon any cause. ...
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12
Dissolution.

WHE Co.POrnorship heretofore existing be.
j. tween Robert Wilson and Samuel I. Will.
son under the name and style Of Wilson 4 Bro.
was dissoycaby mutual conscnt on the ID day
Of December, 1861 The business Of tho late
firm win be settled in the firm nanh BY either
Of the undersigned, All persons Knowing
themselves Indebted tous requested TO come
forward and make immediate settlement
ROBERT WILSON,
.ae.. SAMUEL T., WILSON.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-03-12
FOUR FACTS.

Fist The Reconstruction law en-
franchises nineteen out of every twenty
rebels, and, confcrs upon them all the
rights and privileges enjoyed by The
voters Of the North, Only few per-
jured leaders are excluded temporarily.
S,cona-AIl loyolcitisops, Irrespective
Of color or birthplace. ato cnrranehs-
ed and empowered TO protect and pro-
serve ihoir freedom aod rights at the
ballot box
Tlaa- The Copperbesds demand
that no, only shall al the rebels be en-
rranrhised, but lln,All the loyal citizens
Of rolar shall be dis'ranchiseI and strip
pei Of all power of self projection, ond
turned over to the tender mercies Of the
un,amcd rebels To be treated and NAL.
treated according to their will aud plea
sure, Y
F0mih-Tha co1perheads insis, rlOt
'ho zen Bogus "'a'o Governments Of '"e
South, created by Andrew Johnson, and
ntverraiifcI by popnIor VOC, shall be
Internationally admitted INFO the I'm,
''n' oha mat Nen 'uI 'e'esaHo"s OF
r'"''" So''' We admitted '"'' congress
"c uNer'or p"p''o "0en '0ty REGAIN
'o"""' " VIC "''e'"nc"' ID ~ us 90,
p'r'meo''' y 10 r'P1''aic 'oe national
''0i p" me f'oe'' Tor 'o''f saves
''"'o"lp"ea ny ''00'F rcO'iIo"i pay
'"om Tor the losses '0ey incurred WINE .
''f'ng'o "cH'r'y tue uo'er"men'" oud
pension nose WHO were @onh'ed "h''e
%'I'0S Union soldiers
THE coo,es, election case in GiIlio
Caubtv IA, bIsD h,o,,,,,.ro,, .Iosal hy
,,.cis;o, oc,b. C,r,,or comr,or Ih.,,II
IN ravor If c,o,oir o. %, ,ho Rarnt. |
lir,n .c,ndidan 70, sheriff on ,be
Ground Of iIIor,lyo,e, c,s, To- hi, on
~, ca
p'"'"' Fnv'c'" i''gal votes were
prove" % nave o'on ea'',o' 'oe Demo-
'r'''c ''"'Au''' ana 'ouf Tor Tue h'Plo
mean ,a"'''a'e' IN walnut township.
number OF uoo''u''''a'a Germans
were INDUCED 70 'o'e' as some OF mem
'''','y' ny representation ma'e'o 'hem
Wy James a. Upon inc democratic
candidate Tor .shenl' lhat hnco'n's
F'oc''h'uoo maze Them cItz'ns and
SN' '"''" 'o' ''s"' 10 '0'e' '+
"' our sPo"e !" s''o"S 'e'n' o'
tue 'r'"''a' chafac'ef OF uch repfeseh
'a''ohH 70 'huuce ignorant parues 10
cast 'lesaI Vo'es' anu Judge Guthrie
s''o!' '""', """ ~ Nup"u u '"a iaS's
u. ''e ''"' s'O u 1' '"'y was '"iP'"
o'''' "' '''",u "a'' 'a"ei '"e,f a''en
W." u ''e 'u"J,C'' as uco a VIo."''O" oil
we 10" "Y''7U proper P'o''"ncH"
Democratic editors have mpoh 10 say
abon, the Revolutionary proccedinrs
of Coa.rsss toward The PresrIenr, as if
in,Deachmsnt were no, a legitimate AMI.
constitutional remedy Tor abuses OF Few
e' o" thu part Of the Executive. We
beg Leave TO Ih'oFm these gentlemen
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