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SHERIFF;S SALE,

tn DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisiana-Parisl
~ OF Caddo-No. 7635.-J. G. McWILL1AMs, Executor
vs. IT, MONTGOMERY. By virtue of writ of feri faca.
issued from the honorable the District Court of the
parish OF Caddo, and to me directed will sell at pub
nc auction, at the Court House door, in the city Of
Shreveport parish and State aforesaid on
Saturday, the I'd day of May.ISGS
between the hours of II O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock p
NJ, the following described property to-wit:
One blacksmith shop and contents, consi sting Of
puieys and shatIng tCols anvs, bellows and lot of
old iron in and around shop; one foundry and contents
consisting OF crane and fixtures lot of moulding boxes
lot OF patterns, shattng and beltng one engine two
Ola gin stands lot blacksmiths tools two grind stones
lot shatngten pairs shaftng filters lot copper piping
lot old copper, lot old iron in and around SHOP and ali
TOOLS, hxtures and apPurenances thereto belonging:
one boiler, &C, &c, &C. -
Seized as the property of the defendant and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs. '''-
Terms of saIe-CASH, with benefit of apprai,ement
~ JOHN J. HOPE, Sheriff.
Shreveport, April l. 1868 I3t nfs1o 90
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SHEREEE,S SALE

DISTRICT COURT-State of Observation-Disclosures
H. OF Caddo-No. 7635.-J. G. MCW1lL1ANs Executor
VS. II. MoNTGoMERY BY virtue of writ of feri facias
from the honorable the District Court of the parish Of
Caddo and to me directed will sell at public auction
lsh and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the I'd day of May. 1863.
between the hours of II o clock A. NJ and o'clock
NJ, the following described property, to-wit:
One steam Engine.
Seized as the property of the defendant, and to be
sold to pay and satisfy the writ Issued in the above
tied suit, together with all costs.
Terms OF sale-On credit OF twelve months Pur-
chaSers to give notes. with approved security bearing
eight per cent. per annum interest from dav of sale
~ JOHN j. HOPE Sheriff.
Shreveport, April l., 1~C>. st pt&4.1 IS
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on Saturday morning the arrival of the cars from
Marshall. The Bart Able il now out for weekly trips
for the balance of the season. leaving New Orleans
cry Tuesday and Shreveport every Saturday.
Ho! FOR NEw ORLEANS. - The lightning express
Kouns Lne packet Lsfourche, Capt. B. B. Kouns, will
leave to-day for the city the arrival Of the from
Marshall. Passengers put through in forty hours and
no grumbing about the second dinner She is the on
y packet IN the trade which gives only one dinner be-
tween this point and New Orleans
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TO FNT,
U II IN
THE MOSS-SIDE place.

~. THE MOSS-SIDE PLACE-A delightful resi-
h; dence, about onequarter Of mile from the head
I'LL Of Texas street Fine orchard and garden, with
fifteen acres of ground in cultivation, good well and
underground cstern
Also-A GOOD RESIDENCE on Edwards street.
contiguous to the Shreveport Institute, and door
to Dr. Williams.
lies, in the Institute The occupants be boarded
in the house Inquire of
felq If ] FRANKLIN FORD
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Shreveport, April s, 1868. [6t
CONSTARI,E,S SAFE

IN JUSTICE ALIENS COURT-State Of Louisiana
Il paris of Caddo-A HEssLER vs. Henry HrsTE1x
". T. BRoOKs and E. D. BEARD BY virtue of a writ of
feri tacias directed from the honorable the Jus
tees Court for Ward No. 4, PARISH of Caddo will sell
public auction at the Market House. in the city of
Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid on
Monday, the goth day of April, 1868,
between the hours OF II O'Clock NJ, and o'clock
NJ, the following described property, to-wit:
One Pigeon Hole Table.
Seized the property of the Defendants and to be
sold satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs
Terms of sale--CASH, with benefit of appraiscment
ANDY CURRIE, Constable.
Shreveport April s 1865 1T Df 81 -
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Shreveport April l. 1858.
SsE$ E,GSFDN SALE.

Succession Of ALICE DoHALLY, deceased
STAIE OF LO( lS1ANA-larish Of Caddo By viz
~ tue and in pursuance of an order of the honorable
the District Cou"f and commission thereon issued
directed to any Gy qualified auconeer in and for the
parish and State aforesaid, will SELL or cause to be
sold at public auction at the Court House door in the
city of Shreveport
"Wednesday, the 18th day of May, 1868.
between the hours Of II o'clock A NJ. and o'clock P
NJ the following described property, belonging to the
succession of Alice Donay, deceased, to-wIt:
Lot No. sixteen G) in l0acre lot No. twenty six (26)
situated in the city of Shreveport, parish of CaddO
Terms Of sale-CASH, with beneht of ADVERTISEMENT
Sale to be passed at expense of purchaser
R. J. WRIGHT, Clerk,
and oticio Administrator.
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ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER
DEODORIZED TING. OF OPIUM WI
ICE, HOE! EGE!!

FHNHE ICE MACHINES having been leased, are now
l. being put in complete order and full and Reg
ular supply of Ice will be furnished. The proprie-
tor not desiring retail Ice Grocers and others de
string to do so, make favorable arrangements by
applying to the Mandatory.
Ice Boxes of any capacity style, and suited for
transportation, if desired furnished upon short notice
and at low rates.
.ay Orders from the country will meet with prompt
attention.
Shreveport, April S, 1868. Sm*
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SuERIFF'S SAFE

tn DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisiana-Pari.r
l. of Claiborne-No 2404.-THos. PRICE, AdmiDi5t'r
vs. W Rose al BY virtue of writ of ieri facjas from
the honorable the District Court of the parish Of CHI
borne and directed the Sheriff of the parish of Cad
do will sell public auction the Court House door
IN the city of Shreveport parish of Caddo State afore
said, on
Saturday, the I'd day of may.Ia6s.
between the hours OF /! o'clock A. and 4 O'Clock P
NJ, the following described property to-wit:
The northwest quarter OF section No one y town
ship seventeen 7 range fourteen tl4 in Caddo par
ish, with the following metes, bounds course and dis
tances, towit After running due from the north
east corner of said quarter section or the township
line between township seventeen and eighteen III and
49, six chains and thrtytwo links thence due south
ten chains for the beginning; thence running due west
three chains and sixteen nSs thence south five chains
and eighty links; thence east three chains and sixteen
links; thence north five chains and eighty links to the
place OF beginning, containing in all one acre three
roods and fourteen pcrchcs with cotton gin factory and
machinery, and all other improvements thereon.
Seized as the property Of the defendants and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs
Terms of sale-CASH, with benefit of nppraisement
JOHN j. HOPE, Sheriff.
Shreveport April l. 1868 I5t Df $1S 90
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River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE SoUTH-W WESTERN,
ShreyepOrt. Anril IL 18f

IHv q
DS,v Oh H. II Was "sS 0''agreeaoie Day
IAe river opposite this point continues to recede rap
idly, and up to last MI ht had fallen in all eleven feet
All the reDorts from, above ,ho , arc tn the effect that
- U-' "'0'e tue '"i' d " ,I1 w.:
"'0' 0''e YAK onoa'S Is og"o 'o"
gauon still continues fair to Fulton. There are no"
three boats above the raft
T.,s;ro-u ,;,, ,to ,.,a}.4 +; .,+.,r dscdedIv dull
D"''"e7S WIN the p"0he'S - getting
bo'h WAYS The up frc1ghls WITHIN the P"S' II" N"S
have fallen off materially, while there has been i'm
Drovrrn.nt yyIatav.r IN tlc down freights Cattle.
F.' '' ~ az IT':,.. 4l; a
""'e" are geheFaiIy coh'ac''O' '''' a. 'u, oe"7o"
Of the year. have yet commenced coming in in any
number The following are memoranda for the
past week r.,n:
NEINEsDAT, 4!PILi i+ .IIs morning me New
Orleans ana JeH''S0D pchet '2larII9ht' CaPt Harvey
!ieih a.. 1884,, t P' lt IP OQunu IoF cypress
bayou VII" Pa&T,"G u'P one had but hight freight
for this point thanks to Cal. Hayes for papers,
JuS, 'rg%'s ,Ih"ri lIe me packet National, Capt
.1'.'.o ''I5uTeh Sierk, arrived at our land
ing W.T." 2o"d lc'Eht and fair list of cabin pa<sen-
~ ,, WY! It"'eu 70 MT Flndren tor files OF late
w., k - ''.- 7 ~ ; Sot ,i papers.
4" ~, LINT upper Ned river packet G0s5ameF,
c1ntSGTy IN charge Of the long whistles and
.'I -""p ,eagn'. 1he Will 20 az hGh up the aFnN
~l,.,,,,lI s. e. w." init No9' l." He "''6H' -
''r IT. 4 10 Fuit"n, Arkansas 49,, ~
11 ", uIIlIlE me P"ch'l i't l'e, NHPt, W. y
H. '"Dc''5"i' c!t' a. Lell IoI ven buchan-
I 'eIige"l[e camp WIN Z1 pare. c0''oh 70 Texas
n"'a ana :" decent "o"InE people IN the cabin. The
i '"." WV c"'"l i'" "'u'9 LOT tA9 purpose or
Ay TI E ,,,@ l'a,ouncnT company.
!, IKE h"oI5 .ne "|rAIS packet Lafourche Capt B,
- II,s c,tir, 3. L LIZ TO- tt crescent city with
It jri tt W. aou ~ 2oln passengers
WIZ. &t,I ~ T 'T OTieahS ana Jefferson packet
,d tirr! CHRIS rd h1,Iosg' 1auTlce Langh"Tne
,' ,, ~ L4 P '1'cN up I0F yPreSs bayou with a
,J t ' ~ o't le" PACKAGES for tins burg We
Ti,'n,- s ,1iT I'ei lot Ne" orleans papers.
ArlyIeaI nacrlt o1ynght lhis morning the
r,a.srd M ~ sientLono oaPt. billy Boardman
,I,rI far j.; tb az tr'''SI'"5 On ga river with her
5000 sacks corn She ho 9nT Iau or one item alone
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NOTICE,

MIR. BENZ. D. CHASE is fully authorised to receive
w and receipt for all money due the succession Of
A. Kimble, deceased, for work purchases from A.
Kmbles Carriage Factory Blacksmith Shop. He
will continue the business heretofore for account
OF the succession. VIM ROBSON,
Agent for Mrs. Jessie himble.
Shreveport, December 1, 1867. [tf
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Jew ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT

e-mma,h The unsurpassed ight.drtught fast
= s r'9nin9 S.de-whee packet i II
e. 49, L G ii T Capt Thos H. Pitts, Cal,
Hayes, Clerk, will continue to make roo
uar trips between New Orleans and Shreveport Io6g
as the water permits. During the past season She bas
oeen th0FoughT overhauled and Repaired and stands
A III all the insurance companies. For speed. com
tort and safety she is without peer on the river Far
- Ni-l-t y, P"7'"Sc' apply on BOARD. telg If
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Rxl ACRES LAND, located in Tarrant county
O4V Texas, about u miles from Dallas Land
represented to be good For further particulars apply
to G. W. BILLIARD.
wal II Office South-Wester
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NE" ORLEANS AVID sHREyEpoRv
indie endent Weekly Packet

"Va'es shreveport EVERY SATURDAY. Mt 10 A N
n aIs = . f,R:,5FnPjo e, P2.'s3Est psetet
VIM Cuber.on clerk viii MAKE nT re,HI,
eekiy trips between New Orleans and Shreveport
tor Inc 92,Ance Of the season. leaving New Orleans
every SATURDAY at 10 o'clock A. n, Far fr4;gbt a.
P&sSage apply on board, to T. H. ILER, agent or to
PERRIN L FERLANDER, agents Janis IF
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Hides, Wool. PeItries, &C.,
Shreveport Price Current.

(MADE FROM ACTUAL SALES, AS TRANsPrREDO
1T should be understood that quotations. gener-
ally, represent the wholesale prices in United States
currency In filling small orders, higher rates will
To he mid -.
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PARTITION SAFE

@TAIEOF LOClSlANA-Parisho OF Caddo-No 75-1
- PICKET ct al vs. E. NJ. JE>KINS, Administrative Bv
virtue OF writ OF sale, issued from the hon0rbc the
District Court OF the parish Of Caddo and to me d.
rected, VIII sell at public auction the Court House
door, IN the city of Shreveport parish and State aore-
said,
Saturday, the I'd day Of May, 1868,
between the hours of II o'clock A. NJ and 0cIork p NJ
the following described property to effect partition
tiff 5 pt;'tiOn
Lot sixteen 1Gl, in block two (2 lots nine and ten
{" and lp IN block sixteen 6 lots four five six Sc
and five scvenths of lots thirteen and fourteen IL and
II III block twenty-lour - in the city of >Drevv-
port.
Terms OF saIe-CASH. with benefit Of appraisement
JOHN J. HOPE, Sheriff,
and eI-oici0 auctiUuttr.
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Shreveport, April s, 1868. At piss;
SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisana-Parish
1 of Caddo--No. 7547.-LAAERICK 4 WALDRAs vs..
ScHooL D1REcroRs, District No. -, Parish of Caddo.
By virtue of writ of er tacias, issued from the hon
orabe the District Court of the parish Of Caddo and
to me directed will sell at public auction the Court
House door in the city of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid,
Saturday, the I'd day of May, 1868,
between the hours of II CLOCK A. NJ and clock P
The buildings known as the Male and Female Acad,
enie., situated IN the town Of Greenwood parish OF
Caddo.
sod to satisfy the writ the above entitled suit with
a. costs.
Terms of sale-On credit of twelve months Pur-
chasers to give notes with approved security, bearing
eight per ept per interest from day Of sale,
with mortgage retained the property sold to secure
JOHN ]. HOPE, Sheriff.
Shreveport, April s, 1868. At pf$l5 90
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EHAHEEH4Y MEDICINES.

MO Family should be without KYES' LININENT-
- sure remedy for Neuralgia headache, Tootache
Rhreumatlsm, and all Palms, Cuts and Burns.
KIES' COUGH BALSAM-For Coughs, Colds,
and all diseases of the Lungs and Breast.
KYES' ASTRINGENT MIXTURE-A safe
and reliable remedy for Cholera, Cholera borbus
Iooseness of the bowels in any age condition of the
PATIENTS
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER
DEODORIZED TING. OF OPIUM Which
is exempt from all noxouS properties OF the crude drug
and other preparations of Opium. Price, twenty five
cents, fifty cents and one dollar per bottle.
?. H. kIES, Druggist
APPS I'm Milan street
ENINE BLACK INk-Price, Fifty Cents per Gal
IL Ion, Eight Dollars per Barrel There is no bet
ter writing marking Ink than this. Call and sample.
?. Il. KYES Druggist,
apS I'm Milan street
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NOTICE
NOTICE

THE FIRM existing in this city under the style OF
L CULP l. CONWAY will be continued as hereto
fore until further notice. A. CONWAY,
Surviving Partner
Shreveport, La Jan.s 8, 1883. jas IT,
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COTTON SHIPPED.
Stock on hand
Shreveport Money Market.

Reported by the Banking House of Geo A. Pike7
silver Observation-Disclosures. ...... l3301l So
W. eA'G G hollars .l39Wl41
ew Orleans City Notes, small ....5 so Net dis
New Orleans City Notes, large. so do
Exchange on New York " ! set nran,
EHchange on St. LOUIS. l do
Exchange on New Orleans ................L do
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State of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.

Succession Of ". R. D. Ward, deceased.
EyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notice is
4 hereby given that William F. RapIey has this day
filed in my office his application to be appointed
of the succession of W. r. D. Ward, deceased
and unless opposition be made thereto in ten DAYS the
time prescribed by law, said W. F. Rapley will be ap-
pointed curator, prayed for.
49, Given under my hand officially this 9Th day
L. 8. Eof April, a D. 1858.
~ laps 1t R. J. WRIGHT, Clerk
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

TO RICE GROWERS.
WE can furnish the " MckINLAY PATENT RICE
W HULLER (Steam, Horse or Hand power, for
the preparation of Rice for Domestic CONSUMPTION.
The Hand Power Machine will hull about Four Bush
els Of Rice per Day and is sold the very low price
of 1925. We also manufacture ALL KINDS OF MA
CHlEERY required in the preparation OF Rice for the
market. LEEDS co.
Propretors of Leeds Foundry,
apl If New Orleans.
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MILLINERY
Ladies' Furnishing Goods.


z RS. FRIsBEE respectfully announces to he,
- friends and consoners that she has received and
Is still receIrinz a hne selection o.
BoNNEIS, HATS. RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &C.
OF the latest styles She would also coll their ,tten
tIon TO ner STOCK Of LADIES' and CHILDRENS' FIR.
N!SHlNG GOODS, Enbroderies Lac.s and Trim
mngs also Stamping and Brsdins tFr All order.
rom Lne country promptly attended to. rapl53m
DISSOLUTION.
VIE coparnership heretofore existing between tho
- Undersigned, under the style Of Her 4 BOTR-
V0lN' was this day dissolved By nutu. consent.
T. II, TLER
sbr.ro~n. GUS. BOURQUIv.
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THE CHIEF INIQUITY.

If anything was wanting heretofore to
Fl the charge of usurpation on the pres
ent Congress (which, indeed, has even
avowed its legislation to be outside "
and without authority Of the Constitu'
tion) it would be the proposition now
before that body, hitherto unknown in
American annals, OF making two.thirds
majority necessary to an adjudication of
the Supreme Court The weight of the
authority Of that hitherto august tribunal
has proceeded from the sound and con-
elusive reason of its decisions, and not
from any debating club counting Of noses.
If this so-called Congress succeeds to
take control, by displacement of its true
men, by enlargement Of its numbers and
the appointment of partizans to the
bench, or by rule requiring the two
thirds majority proposed, not only will
the work Of usurpation be complete, but
all respect for and authority of the deci-
sions of the Supreme Court will be at an
end forever. To do all this will be to
stab the Republican system in its vital
part. And anarchy must supervene,
when there is no longer any great war
rant in reason for the rules and decisions
necessary in the administration Of
Justice, or a brainless, impassioned,
vindictive and cruel despotism Of many
men of many minds, will be strong
enough, when so enthroned on the ruinI
of Republican liberty, to drive the Amer
lean people to madness. Such despot
ism will be short lived, and we shall
come out Of it throsgh bloc and dealt
to the tyrants.
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WASHINGTON.

New York, January 2O.-The World s
Washington correspondent, in personal
interview with the President yesterday,
elected the following from the Executive:
That as President of the United States,
bound by oath to administer the govern
ment according to the Constitution, he
had, by defending principle, found him
self singularly opposed byanother branch
of the Government, but he had great faith
in the good sense of the people and the
manifestations of public sentiment that
have recently ensued.
The Radicals had made Congress a
political monstrosity, having overleaped
all bounds save those of party and po-
litical ambition; they now keep on, hav-
ing, by conquest in the South this year,
maraged to obtain power more than
equivalent to that lost in the North.
He then referred to the effort made to
connect him with the assassination plot,
and said the leaders of the move were
capable of employing any measures to
get rid of him or shear away his power.
The measure of Con gress, he said, was a
revolutionary proposition to deprive, by
act of Congress, the vested authority of
the President as commander-in.chief, and
is direct violation of the Constitution.
The bill submitted by Bingham assumes
the right of Congress to do away with the
President altogether if it chooses, and
makes itself the executor as well as legis-
lator of the Government The assump-
ton is arrogant, dangerous and destruc-
tive. If there had been a liberal,
generous, law-abiding sentiment pre-
dominent in the North, by this time the
South would almost have been upon its
legs again. The vanity of the negroes
would not have been so fed to Boosting
that labor-free labor-for their old mas.
tiers should be neglected and shirked, and
at last there would have been no military
usurpation, but civil governments in each
State; and he was convinced if every
District Commander in the South should
be changed to Department Com
mander, with his duties confined to assist
ing the civil authorities and preserving
order, civil governments would be rap
idly and peacefully restored. In his
Judgment the speedy result of this would
be the reorganization of the whole
country. But it appears as if Congress
is determined not to allow this happy
contamination. A revolution such
as these headlong spirits seem
determined to precipitate may; if
suffered to 20 on, effect more damaging
results than civil war. Responding to
the intimation, he was understood to in
tend to exercise ell the authority vested
in him to repeal those revolutionary
measures. The President said he in
tended to do his duty, as to what that
duty may involve it would be premature.
He said even if we suggest we will leave
special measures for special occasions
when they arise. l have confidence in
the good sense Of the army, and certainly
believe in the people; l believe in the
young men. They will not permit revo
luton to be accomplished, even though
it might be necessary for the people tc
take the matter into their own hands.
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THE CHIEF TREASON.

What can result in the complete de-
struction of the United States Govern
ment so thoroughly as the destruction OF
the Independence Of the Judicial power,
through which alone, in cases of legisla-
tive violations Of the Constitution, which
the founders Of our system contemplated,
there is any possibility that its princi-
pies, guarantees and restrictions should
be enforced and indicated, Have we
not always looked to the Supreme Court
as the great shield for the rights of the
citizen against all possible injustice
from the legislative or judicial depart
meuts of the Government, and did not
our fathers so intend it2 Strike this
down and what protection remains for
white man or black man, a northern
man or a southern man2 Will northern
men permit this outrageous and shame
less dissertation and destruction OF
al! right without pitching this patch
work Congress neck and heels from the
dome of the capitol These usurpers,
not daring to abolish outright all author
ity of the court over themselves, but
believing that they can accomplish their
object as we'll through a comfortable
minority of the judges, when the majority
could not be Influenced against their
sense of justice and right, have initiated
an indirection by which they hope the
crime is to be covertly accomplished.
If the President, the Court and the peo-
pie submit to this the liberties of every
single State are already gone so as not
to be worth defending.
The contemplate trick has all the ear.
marks of partisan immortality, without a
single feature or sign of ordinary states
manship or wisdom. 1t is introduced
for a special reason and present par
tisan purpose. 1t is to give to Congress
a power which it has never heretofore
possessed. 1t is not an enactment on
any general principle having impartial
reference to all occasions, individuals
and interests. 1t requires two-thirds to
declare the action of Congress uncon-
but not for the adjudication
of any other constitutional question or
matter whatever. 1t is barefaced in
EQUITY, which would be scorned by any
other body having legislative powers on
earth