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NOVEMBER 5, is
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NEW YORK. November Action steady;
sales $50 bales uplands. z5%. Superfne -four,
S. 9096 q. Rice duh. Coffee drm. Sugar steady
192 lower. Corn, 81 39i 1917. Brown sheet
ings, I5%aI6. The Oriental Print Works. in X.
L, bas been sold to Jordan, Marsh & Co., o.
Money active call. 7. Aiken & Co.. produce
dealers, nave suspended. sterling. 9Z9s1S.
Gold, l3E%SbZs- New Tennessee, 67ss9S7H.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, November 4-Cottou easier
at opening, sitter At close Mtdnlings, 28Ia24;
sale 5lOO bales; receipts zoos bales. Cod 8pI
count. Sugar nrnyri fair, Ilgl2; p3ims, IA;
yellow clarified, l59l5Z- Moiasses firm: far.
IS; choice, 81. Flour dull and declined /; super
fine, Sc so; treble extra, 81 70. COrn--upply
light rev, 9j; old, 81 10. Oats quiet al 81
Bran steady at 81 20. Hay-Nerbe ct nearly bare
at 81. Pork quiet and firm at $50 50. Bacon
Market nearly bare; prices firm; shoulders I4<;
rib Sides, lSZ9l9; clear sides, $1,000. Lard
Supply light; fierce, Il half keg, zZg22 Cof-
fee firm and unchanged.
Louisville arkeL.
LOUISVILLE, November 4-Tobaeco market
firm. Fl0ur-Sunerhne, S596 80. Wheat, 81 IS
al. COTn-Oid, g069l new, 45dj0. Oatz. 5SG55.
Rye, 81 80. Mess Posk, S3I. Land, I7L4ls. Clear
sides, lSIglS4. Whisky, raw, nominal. Cot
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIE. November 4-Tobaeco stiff r
FIour-SupeTine, "a 25g5. Wheat, s. 4Oa2
Corn, sl@S Oats, 1852. Pork SO IS. Boon
shoulders Il clear sides, lSSls1E- Lard, H9l9-
Whisky, 81 %.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. November 4-Flour dull. Wheat
unchanged. Coru-Osd, %; new, t0q62 Oats. 81
as. Cotton nrm a. 23Z. Bacon sides, I7Ka
lSH. Lard, l5% and IS. Eggs, 80. Butter, S7G33
Foreign
LONDON, November A. observation-disclosures
81; 5-zOs, ~
F~RASKFoRT, November 4-Bonds in demand
at 79H.
LIVERPOOL, November 4-CottOn firm sales
10000 bsles middliDg upiands, uLGIIkd;
Dreams, l%9llZd. BTesdstuffs unchanged
PrG-tcEs dad.
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Ard RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, November 4.-The river is
swelling slowly. The weather is clear
spd warm.
ST.. LOUIS, November 4.-ATrived-
Rubicon. Dsparted-City Of Alton.
The channel to Cairo is improving.
The Missouri river has risen 8 feet
CAIRO, November 4.-DOwn-Msrble
City at 10 ?. M; City Of Cairo at 4 pm;
Cornelis st I p.m. Up-Belie Memphis
at IL Am; Luminary at l pm.
The river fell two inches.
CINoINNATI. November 4.-Arrived-
Westmoreland.
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NORFOLK, va.
NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi, Tuniea county-Pro-
bate Court, October Term, 1858.
IN the matter Of the fr al account of William
1 R. Hunt. Executor OF Ell M. Driver, de
ceased. o IN hig application Tor discharge from
his said trust.
To Julia n. Driver, Sarah Z. Hdnt. Julia T.
Hunt, Giles i. Driver and his children VIM.
Driver and his children Altar Steiser and
his wife Penelope and their children VIM.
Nichols and his wife Sarah, now deceased
and their children, and all other persons in
terested in the estate of said Eli NJ. Driver,
deceased
You are hereby notified to appear at a term
of the Probate Court OF Tuhiea county, Missls-
slpoi, IN thesecond sonday in December ncrt
1853, and show cause, II any you can, wfIv tae
said final accounts 81 the said William 4. Hunt
as executor as aforesaid, Should net be an
proved and allowed and the said Executor die
charged from hls said trust,
BY order Of said~Conit I, October &. 1868,
j. NJ. PHILLIPS, C1erx.
oclS law4w TT. Wo0DSON, d. q.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, November 4-The Cham
Der of Commerce held q meeting to-day
and adopted resolutions favoring the
unity Of railway lines from the Atlantic
to the West, and deplOring the sale of
the States interest 10 any road whereby
trade may be turned from Virginia. 1t
is stated that effort is being made in the
interest of Baltimore to buy the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad.
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By Telegraph.
(EBy Western Union Telegraph
Company

Special to the Memphis Appeal
PADUCAH KY, November 4.-Three
precincts heard from give Seymour, 321
Grant, q. The city gives Seymour,
464; Grant, 1856. Not near q full vote
was east by the Democrats. Trimble,
Democratic candidate for Congress, will
be by at least 5000 majority from
this district.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 4.-Thirty-
five counties heard from 81 counties
give Republican gains over the October
Election of 1890. Four counties give a
Democratic gain Of 81, with the same
rate of gain for the Republicans in the
balance Of the State. Grants majority
will be IA 900.
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ARKANSAS.

PINE BLUFF, (Pu'eski County, No
vembsr 3.-RspuDiicans 342 Democrats
los. Republican majority in the county
2e00.
AUGUSTA, November 3.-Democrats
29l, all.
DEvALL's BLUFF. November 3.-Dem-
Ocrats 80, Radicals IL.
HELENA, November 3.-(Township)
1850 Republican majority.
B-ATEsvILLE, November 3,-Seymour
los, Grant So.
JACKsoNPORT, November 3.-Demc-
Gratis 209, Radicals 90.
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Wishes of ladies: First, e Husband:
second, a fortune; third, q baty /;
f0urth,s trip 70 Europe fifth, q Bet
ieI looking dress than any Of the neigh
bors; sixth, to be well buttered with
hstteTy; seventh, TO have nothing to do
in particular; eighth, 10 be haudsome,
which is sometimes Communicable, since
to be plain or less IS . detect; ninth, t.
be thought we'll ri, which Is also COM
mendatIe, exceptit be from those whose
opinions are worthless tenth, to make q
sensation eleventh, to attend wedding;
twelfth, to be always considered under
thirty.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Scattering returns. from different parts
of the State of Nebraska show Republic
can gains. The Republican majority
cannot fall short of 4000.
The election in Nevada is conceded to
the Republicans.
The returns show Republican gains In
Oregon.
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We have to make acknowledgements
to Col. COLEMAN, OF the Southwestern
Telegraph Company, for ~csurtesies. He.
has, for the hundredth time, fully JUST
fed the character he hiss always had
with Us for generous dealing, and g bon
hommie OF manner that enhances his
gifts far beyond any computation Of
value.
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TEE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELE-

HATA NVNEANEs
We are much indebted to this cOnpg-
ny for special telegraphic dispatches
from al sections of the country, giving
Us additional news TO that furnished by
the Associated Press, touching the result
of the general election. These dis
patches are concisely and admirably aT-
ranged, and IS reliable as any we caR
yet from the North or Northwest.
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, November 4.-Full re-
turns from Hamilton county give Grant
1894 msjority-a Republican gain Of
34qS The total vote of the county is
AZ, 9O6-being 966 votes less than in Oe-
tohar.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

Boston, November 4.-Grsut's major
ity in Massachusetts viii be rs, 000.
Returns from all but 45 towns give
Grant Il, 522 msiority.
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The regul-r tobacco year Of the Lou
isvilie market closed on the 3lss-ult. The
Courier OF thst date gives a review Of the
business Tor the year, showing the fol
lowing items, that the sales for the past
and three preceding years were a fol-
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, November 4.-Rsturns re-
ceived to IL o'clock indicate the election
Of John N. Krehs, Democrat, TO Con-
gress from the 18th district.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, November A. Rhode
Island will give Grant 6000 major
iiy. New York gives Grant about 5000
majority.
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NASHVILLE November 4.-No further
new from the election in this State, ex-
eept the vote Of Humphreys, which gave
a Democratic majority. The State has
gone for Grant, but by a reduced ms.
jgrity. lIaH 4rl'tf -aEE
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PENNSYLVANIA.

GREENsBURe, November 4.-West-
moreIand county is estimated at HOO
majority for Seymour and Blair.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, November 4.-Tbe full
vote Of the State give Grant 49, 726, Sey-
mour 46,3Sl.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 4.-The
election is uncertain. Democrats claim
the State.
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The State of Mississippi, Tuniea county-Pro-
bate Court, October Term, 1858.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-03-07

L'TAT De LA LOUISA Parni.se d.t.u .s,
y. Bt'n Rouge. Cour du fine Juge de- Paix Jas.
Roberts. nor vs Mortimer Turner agent, et proprie-
taires Barge K 4 Cle (lel.
I'm dun oldre de saise ct vente moi address
dams Ie proces Ct dr-e~us. date Fevrier 1868
de ihunorsbl- la Cour du Juee de Pa dams :, uour
le 6nle reimbursement de Get parois III ssisie ct
jcffirxi vente pubque au plus off ant et d., p.r
r.cherrisse"r. mais DE- cour DE- c. tie paroisse
dUue.t t,arou Rouge,
SAME'I, le Mars A D 1868. a II heures a m .tous
droi's tit ct inerets de Mortimer Tarner, agent ct
prrP'rtSire h pror'lete ciapres decrile savuir-
Un~ c.Itain- .kCE, envir. n l4,' pied. de Iorp.
sur "a prds de large. ms'q rel C & Gle No
CONNIE ell. re compoit- mant-asnt AZ wood ya,d de
Lots el sur Phabna,Ion B-Im IN en- Get i parois q.
sa'r,e pour pa,er + sastAi'e 10 m 'n,-n d. juse-
Couditr'ns de Ia Venie--Cnmlssnt avec -beoeIce
d'inventaire. JV DURALi,E Jr
tb2S ae-F ". ,'2i" Dtpu Sheriff
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-03-07

CTATE IF LOUISI.NA-Parisho Of West Baton
- Rouge Fifth District Court. Mr.. kIlen A.
GcodrEh. wie. ~ hoe. =. Patrick. husband. No.
26,
By virtue of writ Of Il fa direc ed 10 the Sheriff
Of the pars. Of W eft Baton RonRe IN he sbove en-
titled aud numbered caus Of date January .OhA D.
1868. from the Hon the Filth D-t,ict Coo 10 aud H.:
said paris aud State. have seized and will of tuf
eae public suclinD. 10 tho last and yt,e-t bidder "a
The premises the uomicie OF the .ftnda ut on the
Lime'rk PIantaton in this parish on a.
SATURDAY. thu b day OF March A 1868 at II
o'cloc m all the righr. title and interest OF Thos
q. rarick in aid 10 the following des bed properly
wit: Two h"rsrs six mules. two carts one lot cf
plows and chains five cows ann calves ten read o!
s ep. ''ne lot OF hogs. two hundred barrels OF corn
..e sc'ee Of serd cane in windn,w one lot ct use
hold f,rnlure consisting OF bedstead and eddinR
chairs tables carpets. a'moirs. bureaus, wass,ands,
.. d hxIures sdebs'arde sofas. mirrors. pai,tines,
boo's and haif dozen silver forks and .poon, 3,
one silver butter di.h. Dy,@ --.l
seized TO pay and sati fy amount Of judgement, in.
te'est ard c'~ts IN abnve suit
terms Of Sale ash with benefit o, appraisement.
Eb22 J.V DukALDE, ,Jr b.p. Sheriff
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SrATE Of LOUIS sIANA--Par'sh of " est Rssou
- Rouge, 9th Ju-t'ce's Court. James xo,erts col.
!. sed 70 M,rmr TnsreI, agent and owners Of
BARGE ma,ked CR &C. mo. !3)- '.s.-t
ny virtue 81 u witt Of & ia 10 me directed in The
above ent lied and rumhe'ed cause Of dat Febsusrv
9Th 1868 from the Hon. the 9Th Just + Court n
aud ior the 6'h ard Ut said ~ ish ~ West Baton
Rouge AID State atoresa have r.ized aod will
offer public sale 70 the st and h,phest bjd.er ut
the Count III of this PARISH Of " 81 Baton Rrgs,
SATURDAY ,h 7sh osy of March 1858, At II
O'Clock m all The risht title snd in.es~st Of saosi.
sft~r described properly To wit aiGs ta2T
A cersm BARGE. about llO feet l. ne. BY ~ fret
wide. marked e r Y Cu::: 40 fs. d shs now hes
At ctdsi.wo yard Q" Relsont Plan,s ios 70 this
parish. seiz-d pay and s.ti fy amovnt Of juogs.
mrnt interest md cosss il ssove sait .Y!el0'O:~
TerIns oi Sxle--Cs.h, with b.n-6, of apprsi ement
Z" b}..42s u J. v. DUKALl'E Jr,4
leoI1 .l, al-t Il. r3i nRuty Sheriff
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AGENTS WANrED FOR THE
GRAY JACKETS:
And Aor they Lived, Fought and Died for Dizie,
Incidents and Sketches of life In he C~a.

-WITH-
Comprising Narratives of Personal Adventure,
Army Life, Naval Adventure, Home Life,
Partisan Daring, Life in the Camp, Field -.
and Hospital, together Withe Songs,
Ballads, Anecdotes aud Hu.
morous Incidents OF the
War for Southern
Independence
There 10 GER ain portion OF the wa that will uev.
er 60 into t.e regular histories nor De emb-iien in
rOfnane Or poetry. which ID Z very zeal part OF il
and will il preserved Convey 10 soc cssding venea
TOES hotter idea of the spirit OF the conIci than
manv d y ieporis Of careful narrative OF events and
this pan my be called The gosp The fun The pa,hoe
OF the war. Ihs illustrates the character OF the
leaders, the humos Of the SOLDIER the d. voticn Of
wom-n. The bravery Of men, the pluck Oi our heroes,
tie romance and hardship, Of The service.
The Valiant and Brave Hearted the Picturesque
and Dramatic. the itty and arvelous the Ien,ier
and Pathetic a.d the whole Panorama Of tn, " az
are here thrilling portrayed in mSse.ly manner, al
once historical and antc, rendering it th- most
ample uniqu, brilliant and readable book that the
war hat cnlled sosth t..- ....
Amusement as we'll as Instruction may he found in
every page, graphic detail, brIi mt wit. sno au-
theohc history, are skfuiy interviewer in thn work
OF literary art. MI EA+; -r.+.
SEM for irculan and see our tern 9, and . full
description OF the work Address,
.7 JONES BROTHERs l. co. Atl.n,a. Ga.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-03-07
Notice to Tax.Payers.

ALL PERSONS owing State and parish taxes
for the years 1865 and 1866, are hereby notified
that the same must be paid within FIVE DAYS
from the first publication Of this notice, or the
law will be rigidly enforced upon all without dis
tinction. .1 g." WM. WHITE,
West Baton Rouge, F.b. %, 1868. Sheriff.
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CIRCULAR. .
TO THE PUBLIC.
IMPORTANT VETERINARY REMEDIES.
..- ..
Read the Following:

We, the undersigned. having keown Mr. J. W.
Ssntafee for many years seadily certify to his
uubafled skill in the cure Il all diseases Of tht
horse, and sincerely and heastily recommend him
him and his medicine to the public in general,
knowing that it will meet With complete success
to all Who msy deem it prudent to give t fair
trial Fouudered horses cured in twelve hours
Collie in thirty minutes. Bolts ip thirty minutes
Distemper in four says. Farsy and preventive
Of glsnders from eight tc ten days. Lung fever
in four days. Lockjaw. 4..r rl .-r-,-.t7
Alfred Hazard, Nv. Catlett, tg..-..
P. Kreusen, W.O Gordon,
Dr. Jones, NJ. D., B. H. McGillon,
d A. Toadvine, A. h. Tonos,
Chas. Schields, r ". Hale, Laurel Hill,
r. T. Mcclure. J. McGrath, Baton ROTOR,
]. McKeown, E. VI. Dubroca, W b Rouge,
K. Cleudennan, v. F. Ailain, ...,..s.
H. T. Allain, J. c. Stafford,
r. NJ. A. Redmsn, Bayou Sara.
N .- '1 '" ... .~-t"
Having purchased from Mr.J ". santaiee the
patent Of his veterinary Remedies for this
parish, will fill all orders sent mo. In every
instance these Remedies have proved compless
cpres. have used them myself with perfect
success and can conf .eutly recemmesd them to
others. f.fga.t ,"R. - n1fta '-7Gt a.
Put up in quantities to snit purehasers.
.-E -. -l-:r.,. PHILIP BAUER.
Livery Stable, Ferry Landing. Vest Baton Rouge
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OrrIcs BuRsAU, r. F. h A. o. PAalsHts J
or lBEavILts AND WEsf DAros ROuaE, :
O. PlaQaemine, Ia, January 4th, 1883. }
70 -.ra g, (c1hcuLAn no. l.. '-g3I


VIZ 17aaa g., (c1hcuLAn ,so.1.1 ,'-g9I 81
rn. -sal< .sili,*rI ;si1!+h o. *ynF.n
In accordance With spscisl orders No. 16O
from headquarters, Bureau Refsgees. Freedmen
and Abandoned Lands. Stste 81 Louisiana, dated
New Orleans, December Sotb, 1857. l hereby
assume the duties Of Asst. Sub. Aset Commis-
sioner Of said Bureau for .ke Parishes ef lber-
vile and West Baton Rouge viee Brevet Captain
p. A. Osbourn mustered out u the service. .
With the assistsnss Of ~ Government shall
endeavor 70 discharge my :dntiss,s is promoting
peace. harmony and prosperity 70 the inhabitants
and to the successful, accomplishment OF ny
duties need not only the co.operatioo OF the
officials, but the assistance Of oil good citizens,
end feel confident that suoh assistance will be
rendered me in the executes Of my duties, with
which / have been entrusted. - 5 oL. ifana
II = c;is. =. d, -.
'" fe''- ~ CHARLES E: MERRILL,
3- Asst. Sub. Asst Commissioner.
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Administrators Notice.

ALLPtRSON- indebted % thr late L. uis H. Tru
deau are q"e.ted to make immediate payment and
those hx ring claims ags:ns, him present the ne.
duly authenticated, to the undersigned
feb22 +. rRUDE
Hermitage, Feb. %. 1863. Administrator.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-26

Of all the empty pig-bladders that the
war blew up to elephantine proportions,
none was, none is, none could be more ut
terly contemplate, unworthy and despi-
cable than the drunken creature whose
name few old tape measurers, petticoat-
sellers and gold grabbing bondholders,
have raised for the president.
Take him as the paramour Of digger
squaw and the daddy of her half-bred
br at, in the mountains of California
Take him as captain compelled to re-
sign his commission to escape being drum
med out Of the service, for trick too
beastly to be mentioned.
Take him as the "dttrition process"
butcher of the Wilderness and Spettsyl.
vania, where the oldest and most harden
ed "rebeP' veterans swore it was ''shame
70 have to slaughter brave men so. even
in blue uniforms"
Take him as the stupid, smoke -envelop-
ed expatiator on the merits of Marshall
Browns pups" as the sneakiag, lying
deceiver Of the president, his superior of:
fcer.
Or taking him as the reeiug, hiccup-
ping, whisky-soakcr, jig dancer for the
amusement of Washington street-sweep-
ers.
And in every attribute Of his nature,
every display of his character, and every
phase of his life, he is and has been stu
pid, despicable ,beastial The accident of
having been at the head of the federal ar
mics when the rebellion collapsed, fur
nished his only claim to greatness or to
decency. His military reputation" is
his sole reliance, his forlorn hope.
And the preliminary steps are being al.
ready taken to riddle this 'last forte" of
US. G.
Gen. McClernaud, of Illinois, and nu-
merous other gentlemen of ability. who
are acquainted with the inside scenes Of
"our C9sar's" military career, will ere
long furnish the world with a few hitherto
suppressed items of war history. Jo-
seph. (Mo. Nndicator.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-26
Why the President Is to be I'M
peached.

"Corry OLanus'' says Andy johnson
is to be impeached on the following charg-
es:
For being Andy johnson.
For aggravating congress by referring
to an obsolete document, known as the
constitution of the United States.
For insisting that the union has not
been dissolved.
For asserting that white man is as
good as colored man.
For maintaining that the president has
right to exercise powers conferred up
on the Office by the aforesaid constitution
Because Alabama didn't swallow the
black draught of the radical constitution.
For violating the law against cruelty to
animals, in trying to kick a dirty dog out
of the war Office.
Tho radicals have made more history
since they have had charge of the govern.
ment than any other party since the old
revolutionary chaps who kicked up row
about tea tax.
They have had civil war. a martyr,
piled up the biggest national debt ever
heard of, and now they are prepared to
wind up with impeachment and revolution.
They are lively party now, say what
you will, and as long as the people will
stand the expense they will give them
plenty Of excitement for their money.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-03-26
Who Are the TraitOrss

We have heard great deal about trait
orS during the PAST eight years. Let us
see who compose this class to-day. The
constitution Of the United States must be
the standard by which men are to be
judged.
The constitution says the house Of rep
resentatives shall be composed of men,
bers chosen by the people Of the several
states.
Congress says it shall be composed of
members chosen from such states as it
pleases.
The constitution says the trial of sli
crimes, except in cases of impeachment.
shall be by jury.
Congress says they shall be by brigs-
dier general of the regular army, by SUBJ
ordinates by him selected.
The constitution says that the powers
not delegated to the United States by that
instrument, are reserved to the states re-
spectively or to the people.
Congress claims all powers exercised by
the British Parliament, and denies that
the states or the people have any.
The constitution says that no state
without its consent shall be deprived of
equal suffrage in tic senate.
Congress deprives ten states Of their
entire representation.
The constitution says the United States
shall guarantee tn each state republican
form of government
Congress forces upon ten states mill
tary government, ard enforces it by the
bayoncts Of regular troops-negro as we'll
as white.
The constitution says that those quail
fed in each state by the laws thereof, to
vote for members of the state Legislature,
shall elect members of congress.
All Of these clauses every senator and
representati, in congress has solemnly
sworn to maintain. Instead of doing so
they have violated them all, and many
more besides thus rendering themselves
not only guilty of treason, but of the
rankest perjury.