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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
THE FATHERS OF THE GOVERN
RENT ON FUNDING THE DEBT.

According to Thomas W. Clagett, the Res
publican policy OF Funding the National
Debt is without precedent; it is an outrage,
. wrong, and swindls upon the people, Let
US examine this
Clagett, in arraiguing the Republican party
for what ne calls its enormties and corrup-
ton, is in the habit Of appealing to the
memories Of the Fathers Of the Government
and of citing them as models Of exalted pa
ttiotism aud sagacious and wise statesman>
ship. If We show, then, that those Fathers
of the Government favored Funding the
Revolutionary Debt and paying it in sub
stantially the same way that the Republicans
now propose to fund and pay off the Union
war debt, then Clagett, instead of calling this
Republican plan an outrage and . wrong,
should call it SPACIOUS wise and patriotic
craftsmanship.
We will only refer to facts of established
historic certainty. They can be found in
many histories and historic do cuments In
order, however, to save the Democratic can
didate for Congress- the trouble Of large re-
search, We shall ourself give him the book,
volume and page for the facts to which We
call his attention. Let him take up the FIRST
volume OF "Elliott's Debates on the Fede-
raj Consultation. On page 90 there is !
statement Of Proceedings which led to the
adoption Of the Constitution Of the United
States. We commend what he will End
under that head to his consideration. He
will end that on Friday, April 18th, 1888,
the Continental Congress, having under COM
sideration Report concerning duties and
revenues, it was recommended to the several
States, las indispensably necessary to the
restoration of the public credit, and TO the
pnnctnal and honorable discharge Of the pub.
lie debts, y to levy duty ON goods imported
into the States "a list Of the proposed duties
being givea. 1t was further provided that
the duties 80 collected should be Appropria-
ted to the discharge Of the principal and in
terest Of the var debt. This was the act Of
tho Congress- Of 1883; il Was the act Of the
Fathers Of the country; Of the man whose
wise craftsmanship maintained the ;ndepens
dence Of he young free States ia thsi1 con-
test against England. Win Clase4t say
whether this was an act Of wise and saeacious
on the part Of these Father,
Of the Government, or vas il 1 vronr. m
outrage and IN infany,
Having adopted thoss resolutions, that |
Congress Of 1873 appointed committee, |
consisting OF James Madison OF Yns;aia, !
Alexander Hamilton Of New Yerk, and OH |
yer Ellsworth Of Connecticut, 70 prepare A |
address to- the States, urging the adoption |
of the funding system proposed BY Congress.
James Madison was the father of The consti-
ntion aud one of the most distinguished of
American Presidents Alexander Hamilton
WAS General Wsshington's SscretAry Of the
Treasury, and was the most brilliant intel
ect the greatest lawyer, the ablsst statss-
man this country has produced. Oliver
ellsworth. afssrwards Chief Justice Of thal
United States Was one Of the most eminent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
DUIp0UR/Nc lF PEDpLE.
-
sirant, COlfax and Victory
n CIR EAT SP ECU
The Tanners Ont In Force.

The announcement that Hon. Sam Gallo
way, Of Ohio, would speak in Keokuk, drew
cut an immense crowd. Ii WAS anticipated
having the meeting in hall, and this was the
wish of Mr.. Galloway. 1t was soon found,
however, that no hall would hold the crowd
So the meeting wss, perforce, held in the
street A company Of Tanners and large
delegation came from Warsaw. They were
met 1t the Levee by Company CA of the
keokuk Tanners. Together the companie,
raraded the streets, making splendid dis
play. Mr.. Galloway spoke for more thar
two hours, holding throughout the ealnes
and wrapt sttention Of his immense audience
or 30 many Of them as could hear There
would have been more that heard if it hae
only pleased Providence to make several fu
nerals in advance Of the speaking, using fol
this purpose some brainless females aud OBJ
streperous chaps, who we're there, and who
ware much better pleased With thamselve.
than the crowd was pleased with them.
It 10 impossible to do justice to the speech
We cannot give even synopsis of it. Bu,
some Of the points made will show that the
orator retains the characteristics which years
ago made him famous:
am gratifcd, my fellow -citizens of the State
Of Iowa for We are allbrothers Of the sarie grea,
family, though i've in Ohio and you live in
Iowa, yet belonging to the great Union Republi.
can family in Ahe United Slater, Ia voice. cloud
er, 4 said that was gratifcd to meet you as
gentlemen Of Iowa, although Iresde in Ohio. /
reeogniss every man - my brother thst belongs u
the great Republican Union orgAbixatioa. IAp.
pi"nse.l For consider that shout the noblsst
family Of mon tina. ever did live. The children in
the schools sometimes sing song commencing
With, II an glad ] am in this srmys 80 can 81 .
and say to might, am glad I belong to the Re
publican party.
The great object before us, nv fellow citizens,
this year, is the selection of who shall repre-
sent what We deem to be the principles of Reoub-
Hcanism in thisland We have Chief Magis.
fratc to elect. We all desire . change there
Laughter and applanse.l No one disagree.
in this. Even the Democrats desire change
here. This man that occupies the Executive
chair was willing to be retained in that Mace
sppl.uae and laug but the Democracy were
not disposed to retain him. So that say any
shange at Ill will be an improvement in tie con
ION of the country
Fellow-citizens, his condition reminds me Of
the case Of the fellow at the tavern. madame :,
said he "if this is coffee, give me tea; if this il
sea give me coffee daughter and renewed APP
pisase.]
Well. my fellov>citizens, when the Congress Of
the United States passed those laws. authorized
the raising, equipping ana mastering Of men.
who desifed that actions We did. Who opposed
IT. The Democratic psrv. How was it, my fell
ov-citirens, when by .ois of the Congress Of
the United Staees the President VS. antbo rived 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
STATE TICK EFT.
FOR PRESIDENT

Fbr Srrstcvy Of stat,,
ED. WRIGHT, of Cedar County.
tpr Auditor ~ GAR,
John A. ELLIOTT, of Mitchell County
mr. Treayurer NJ SAT-.
sAMiL e. RANKIN, Of Washington County
For Regi,te- of Nata Land Ofie,,
G.. G. CARPENTER, of Webster County
FIR Attorney General,
HENRY O'CONNOR, Of Muscatine County
ron MEMBERS or CONGRESS.
Ely.t D,nyia-GEoRGF ". McCRARY
s,rond District-CoL WILLIAM sMyTH
Nfed Disbfa--
Ib.,yth Districf WILL An TOUGHRIDGH
Fsfh Tistrtct FRANK ". PALMER.
NTH Dtsty.St-----
FIR Jibig, NJ Circuit lnnst
JOHN B. DRAYER OF Henry County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
cLAoErT,. Latest PLArFoRm

WE TELL THEM tTHE REPUBLICANS
THAT THE DAYS OF THEIR TYRANNY AN d
THIEvING ARE FAST DRAWING TO A
CLOSE, AND THAT THEY WILL 60 OUT OF
OFFICE AT TIE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION EITHER BY BALLOTS OR BY
BULLETS-BY BALLOTS IF THE PEOPLE
ARR ALLOWED To VOTE, AND By bull
LET'S IF THEY ARE NoT.--ciagsn. in he
tonsfsfatioa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
Ratchelor,s Hair DYE.

This spiseddA Hair Dye IL the best In ths world the
Only uue aAd perfect Dye; harmless, reliable insents
ncus; 40 disappointment: ridiculous tints; remedies
hs IN effects Of bad dyes invgorats, aud leave. The
Heir soft and beautiful, biael or trocn scld biz ALI
Druggists and reramer. and properly applied at Batch
lore's Wig Factory. No 10 Bond street, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS,

genator HABLAs and Hon HIRAM eoHorIEIp, Pepubi-
e=.n candidate for District Elec.or for the First District
viii speak q the following times aud places:
AZ junction between keokuk and Fort Madison
Wednesday, September ID. st2 p. m.
Loci Committees requested 10 make the necessary
arrangements and convey the speakers from point to
point Republican papers throughout the District please
sors. PETER MkLkNDf, Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
AMERICAN HOUSE
Boston, Mass

ne Larrst RrK- cass HoEss IN he.s s,,ia.a
VERTICAL RAILWAY, SUITES and
~ SINGLE APARTMENT. with Bathing md Hater
Convsniseces eoapecting; Dbard Halls, Telegraph OF
-, and OAM
Jsa Il Lxwls RICE soS. Props,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
PRICES

Hoos4nd's German Bi'.ers, PER 10
half dozsl,...-....- 90
Heoeauds sfsfnlsn Tonr, put up In quaT bottles 90
per h. tie. half dozen fer .....-.........- 20
A1-no forget to examine ell the arteIe you buy
In order to re. the genuine
For sale by All pruxgisfs and Dealers
Of Medtcines4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
TESTIMONIALS.

HOS. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
InfgaaerrGsa Msrcs r. 1857.
T md Ho0s r., T. - ssf"as 5, ht r. :
i've organs. and 11az szss-2T bHut fl cases
OF debility end waato neTyons action the
You're truly GEO. ". E0apW &ED"
HON. JAMES THoMrs or.
Judge Of tle Sapreme Curt ef fsansgtteai7.
Pisia8s ri Ia April ~. 1856.
~ consider Iocfand's German Btte8s,a ralue7bIe
Bsdtcs@ in cssaef attacks o. IndiseHspB Dyseasis
! Gao rtify This from my experi nee Of II
Yours, will respect
JANIS THtapa0N.'
From, Rev. JOS. H. KENNARu, ID. D.,
Pastor Of The Unit Rpatrst churea Philadelphia
Dr. Jack sga--Ieaf Sir: have been frequently re-
one~ted connect my with ntations OF
different kinds Of medicines, bu. regarding the practice
20 Of my appropnax Faafe sphere, have in
ali cases declined hut I'D ~A4 with clear proof +
yariou. instances aadalA - par,,eulariy ia my
owl family 81 the usefulness Of Dr. Hooflsnds German
Bitiers. depart for onee from my usual 10
press uy fnil conviction that fer general dsby If The
sgsttH ard III; sctay for Lirsr Compliant II s1fs
and ,dttttbs preparation In II may fail, but
usually, DOUBT rot il will he very bepeciai TO those
y he sn Ter IRON the above causes.
j. N KESNARD.
Eight, hslow Coates st
From Rev. #. ID. FENDALL,
Assisdat kattor CSIxtfdn Chronicle, PHILADELPHIA
baye derived decided benefit from thn use OF Hoof-
lands Gerisn Bitters snd feel II my privilege eoan-
mend th a valuable ali no are
feting from general debility from diseases srsiug
from 6ersnsenent ~ the liver.
Yonrs. truly,
I'D fEssnALi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
HON. JOHN A. KAsso,

Will speak At the following times and places
Junction, between Kscknk and f. Madison. Sept :
Keokuk, Sept. g.
Knoxville, Sept. s.
Local Committees charged with making the nre
s.sAry arrangements for these meetings
P. MELENDY, Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
NasHEs1E.

Ttfsa well fstaN ished fact that uliJ hsf OF The
feuale portion of on - papuisti1n arc seldom
i . ne , s51sssa o !" ss'i thy as
are sngrd, devoid Of all energy extremely nervous aae
have appetite-
To this class OF persons the Bters th. Tonic
especially commended
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong hs the Of either Of these remedies
They will cure every OF MAEASNEs without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated in the
hands II proprietor bn viii allow Of the pub
Aation of but few. There it viii be otserse cd are
men o. note and such staniins thu: they must tie he
Heed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
TUT ftsVENtFuII.t
j. H. KENNARD,
Eighty, hglow Coates st
Ernm Ray. T.. ID, r ENnAII
CO UTzTGN.

Hooaands German genedes are couptt-fsitei See
conn ters felt, n
PEterpsi ei!ie% sud mandatory IT the Germsn ned
Gins Store. No h3l ttcH Street, Bhilhd pfia.
CHAS. n. EVANS,
German nrsgaist Proprietor.
Formerly q. n iA5h LON GO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02

4 1lIBEKr HI BBARDA Gu, Twisea ana GoTdAge Of all
~ d-Scipt ms, Cotton GsMyaA Of al widths and
weights Tents, Awnings and Govern, Tar, Pitch, oakun
Ia kle Blocks, etc, 2o5 and 2o7 Water etreet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
GH ACE MILLS.

@@ WARssw, III, Oct. ~, 1857.
kWING TO rush OF burress immediately
~ after sssert, we havs bat lily beet
allie To Snia The alterations And Improvement cus
Mills vDtsb aeefred pscessary 10 enable IN
to cur customers braid 81 Ponr nnsrfp b,
any Having ey4rytbjDg In the hest OF order nov We
take pleasure assuring friends usto sr.tbs
we shall heueefnsth rhke dur hes: brapdthe
CA ACDn
Uniformly good 50 to be- equal least and possible
sapsffor TO any ether brands IDannfaci ured,
ynf NJ hAssn, whore appearances md rsrutssou ~
Ken sn interesin orr arm will endensof 10 max. our
ands of snchs quality that they cannot fa TO rerif
Increased favor. Weshsi sl~sy. sell ~ ~ low price
Is consistent with the bet OF q4aiity-hut are deter
mined 10 make the qnaity superior A. xiatever cost
conhdent thatpsopie ~titprefsr that rather thart
sasing of a few tn. ssek or barrel
betla O. ALTERS c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
Twines md Garbage.

d 6. MEsERoLE 1N Lske stree Garden and Field
SEEDS. Seed Sewers and Garden Drills, Agent for
ak eaeld's Corn Planters Send for Catalogue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
atches and Jcwclry.

A q Muller, corner HaSaotpn CLARK .treet.
"a Importe-, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer il
Watches, Jswsiry, Silver and Plated Wars Ag-rcJ Of
educational Watch CO.
nMoh1D-dsodlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
Vinegar Works.

DRESSINGS Pure Cider Vinegar; warranted Pure.
and to peeservs Pickles: strong and paiaahle: lsrg
set .oi ks In the United States: established ls4s
CaE PRUsSIkG, $50 and al State 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
seed store.

X BBHOWN c., Manufacturers. Our ems ar !.
~. the heaviest and best offered TO the Il a6e Send
for illustrated catalogue, IS Kingsbury Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
GALLOWAY In KEOKUK.

Immense MAS. Meeting
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
Seamless Thsanble ske ms.

VHAYpkN Il HAY, Carriage 8oods, aeddisry Bard
ware, Leather, Hubs, spok.x al Fent Carriage
slk, sTringr Axis Boits, snd Ms'ieable Iron. ~
4 Lake street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
oils. Painls and Glass.

(NHAsE- HANFoRD AGO, ITO 9 Waters
" quarters for Oils Pxsnts YarDisb, Glass ard Axle
Grease Proprietors Star Co White Lead
EMS, HAM CO solt Paints, Oils, vsrnehes aud
IL Window Glsss, cheaper than any honse in the
Northwest, 80 to 90 sonth Water street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02


Fancy DIX GOODS and Notions.
II ETH, WooD 4 90, Importers add 53bhsrs OF
N fnncy Dry Goods, Motions, Hosiery, White Goods
and woo,sn Goods complete stock, lowest prices Gland
SO Michigan AyenuAo s.a.aaas i go
: TrYMUUk, GARTER = % Importer. ard Johhers In
- White Goods Linens, Hosiery. Gloves, Notiens
Trimmings, Cor.ets, ~ lake Street.
: -
NHANNINa BRUa west 4 CO., Wholesale Dealers i.
lfl Notions Hoop Skirts, HosierJ Gloves and Fancy
Dry Goods a Lake strs~t. Our stock entirely new
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
ROOfing Materials.

u uBBER CLOTHING CO. y. NJ. J. ". A. Shepard
IL Manufacture sn descriptions Of Heavy AID faney
Rubber foods Hose aud Betting Stationery aud Drug
IaLp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
Paper,
Rubber Goods.

NIcCA>h & FHt Il, ~ eos,hsWa stfeet Wiol4-
vi sale Deal in Coarse and Pine Wrapping Papers
1wine. ard Psper Rags Of every description
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
Crockery and Glassware.
Chicago Iron Works.

DURLEY / TYRRELL, Importers and Jobbers Of
ID China, Glass, and Karthen Ware, No. ~ Lake
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
Sadilery Hardware.
sddlery Hardware.

;{HtaHAM, GO0DYEAR HAYEs, Coach aud Sad
IL dlery Gardwaye. Leather, Hrh.. Srokss and tent
Carriage work. Springs Axles Bolts and AaiIeabis Iron,
III Lake street..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02
Persons .Gdrasseea in life

Ard telling the haue OF time seigang heavily upon
item with all us sttenisni ils will Ind the Of
tnesa 81 rTER or the Tonic elixir that viii ias;l
ne life into uir veipe, restore N measure the energy
and sraor OF youthful dzys, uild ny tfeif shtuna
en- fms Az give Is slth ard haHgiat- e sist Feas l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-02

~ BLAICHkuRD 4 Co, Manufacturers OF
| Ia. Pipe, Sheet Lead Bar Lead, Pig Lead, LII
OIL raw and boiled. 10 North Clinton street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-28
FOREIGN.

New YoRK, May 28.-The Herald s
special dates from Hayti, of the 18th
inst, state that Luben's troops had been
attacked by rebels near the capital and
we're defeated.
On the 10th, general attack by Sal
nave on the rebel line was repulsed, and
bis troops had to fall back into the city,
having lost eighty men. -
The British gunboat Royalist got
ashore at Port Prince. After the
commander had effected release of the
imprisoned foreigners she steamed to the
outer harbor, where she got aground.
The United States man-of war Desoto
arrived on the 18th, but as she was short
of provisions, she proceeded next day to
Key West, despite the protestations OF
the American Minister, who had promised
to protect the lives of all Americans, and
those who had taken refuge in the Lega-
ton. a'
The attack was renewed en- the south
side Of the city, but the result was un-
known when the mail left Port-au-Prince.
Salnaye still threatensto burn the capitol
to the ground if the rebels beat him, but
the American Minister is determined to
prevent them if possible. ~ .a.e
LIVERPOOL, May 2S.--Cottou adj
vsncing, and more doing. Sales, 10000
bales. Uplands, lid Orleans, llsd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-28
MARRIED.

neutrality-suspicious., on the 10th
instant. by Rev. DR.. Campbell, Of Shiloh
Church, Major Colwell and Miss Belle Sharp.
all Of Gibson county, Tennessee.
The Major with his lovely bride passed
through this city and stopped few moments
at the 0yerton Hotel. accompanied by the bril-
liant and intellectual Miss Watkins, of Muir
freesboro. Tennessee. and the lovely and fasci-
mating Miss Lide Sharp. Of Trenton, Tennessee.
May the happy couple who have thus en-
barked upon the sea Of matrimony sail on I'M
der "a unclouded sky. famed BY angel zsphyrs
and watched over BY Gods stars. their barque
the casket of two lives blended in one hope
and one destiny. They have our congratulate
tious and prayers for their future happiness.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-28
BALTIMORE.

BALrMoRE, May 2s.--The Presbyte-
rian General Assembly Of the South met
at the usual hour yesterday. The Com
mittee on Bills and 0sertures made a re.
port that the management Of the tempo
raj affairs of congregations be committed
to deacons, when it can be judicially done.
The report caused considerable debate,
and it was finally referred to special
committee, who are to report at the next
meeting of the Assembly. DrPaul read
a report Of the Committee on Systematic
Benevolence, pending discussion Of
which the Assembly adjourned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-28
The Lsst pay Of Impeachment.

The special to the Louisville Courier
Of the 26th is as follows:
The impeachment faction had faint
hope that Ross would vote with them en-
the second article, and they gave up the
contest, although a vote on the third
article followed. 1t was useless to pro-
long theagony, so Williams. the Radical
spokesman, moved that the Court adjourn
sine die ~ 80
This was done for the reason named,
and also to prevent committing the
Senate on the first article, involving the
removal Of Stanton, with view of using
that parsonage to annoy Johnson; buthe
has grown tired Of his part of cat s-paw,
and has already reliDquished his posi-
ton. BE will leave his Office with more
odium than any other fnnctionary that
did ever resign Office in this country.
Thomas is represented as in a high
state OF enthusiasm over his fallen foe.
The acauittal Of the President uni
formly meets with manifestations of joy.
Even the poor negroes in the general
excitement are exhibiting general de-
light, yet not knowing why. Many Rad
icals who, in the passion Of the moment,
Joined the hue and cry, but who long
since repented the hasty measure, openly
avow their satisfaction.
The White House has been literally
overwhelmed with callers this after
noon and night, TO congratulate the Pres
ident, whose friends have vastly multi
piled since his acquittal Hark said
Talleyrand. during a revolution in Paris,
" we triumph" who 2 eagerly asked
bis friends. II will tell you that to NOR
row." lsl A
Impeachment is dead, but the House
voted the managers as committee
should pursue the investigation concern
ing the alleged corrupt influences, etc,
with their powers unabridged. The
House majority again refused 10 allow
Democrats on the committee, and what
they may do, what folly or crime they
may recklessly commit, the future only
can determine
The House By its action, which is such
a. no parliamentary body was ever guilty
Of before, thus sanctions the atrocious
proceedings Of Boiler x Co., aud will
share in all their infamy. The object OF
refusing 70 appoint Democrats on the
committee, is to prevent an investigation
Of the Affairs Of Pomeroy and Nye, whom
rumor says we're anxious 10 sell out
General S,edmsn sent word 70 The
managers that be was offered Pomeroys
vote for sequitlsl, but the managers de-
clibed calling Stedmsn.
Wooley bora himself before them with
dignity, ease and selfpossession: A
number Of members, among them Radi-
Gals, came forEard and spoke with bin
during the protracted proceedings BE
is confined 10 one Of the rooms At the
Capitol. His friends viii test the right
Of the House 10 the premises through
writ Of habeas corpus.
COlfax. in his gobble 10 day, managed
70 screw % enough courage 70 admit the
functions OF the managers, As such, bad
ceased.
siaBbeu's nomination. AZ Attorney
GeHsral. viii Be sent IN oy the President