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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-13

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-13

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-13

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Napier aus abyiituilNsr 0sfanaenidaft
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the House yesterday q bill was iu-
troduced for the reorganiz alton Of the
colored troops ofthe United States, for in
structioa and colonization"
The impeachment committee reported
as to assumed evasions by witness
wooley. They charge, that having rea-
son to believe certain moneys had been
used for the purpose Of corrupuy ihiu-
encing the trial Of the President, qoes'
tons were asked wooley which he re-
fused to answer, but protesting that the
money had not been used FOR such por-
pose. The committee ask severe and
exemplary punishment notwithstanding
the answer really given by him was con-
elusive Of the whole subject under inves-
tigstion.
Resolutions we're introduced requiring
a statement Of the amount Of dividends
Of the National Banking Associations,
with losses, amounts credited TO real
estate, surplus fund, &c also the ioi
lowing; W
WHEEgAs. The national honor requires
the payment Of the public Indebtedness
both at home and abroad. not only ae-
cordiug 10 the letter, but The spirit OF The
law under which it vaS contracted
therefore. be Il
Resolued. That neither the letter o.
spirit Of the Law under which five-tven
ties we're issued reqaires payment Of th'
interest in coin. and that "a will be IN thi
utmost rood faith n holders are paid u
tie same money which the soldiers VII
fought The battles Of the war. aud y
which the Gosernment settles the cialm
OF widoHs and orphans, the sane tina
laborers are required 70 receive az wages
and Which is legal tender except for Gus
tom duties and interest on pu9iic oeo'
Referred 10 the Ccmmittee On Way
aud Means The followiug vas referre
to the Committee on Elections;
WEKEEAs. u Is the sacred duty I
every people 20 preserve ~ posterli
from every evil infneace 81 bad govern
Z meat ADD demoraliEafiou, By rise for.
{ sight and firm maintenance Of estA'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26
The Impeachment.

The shameful pretense Of trial, the
disgusting effort to destroy department
of the Government in the person of the
President of the United States, the mon
ster iniquity, is no more. 1t is at an end
at last, dead and damned too. 1t is
well for the country. There is reason
for rejoicing, for the loud huzzah, for
bonfres and illuminstions. Let the
bells ring out their merry peals and the
air be vocal with the shouts OF the
patriot people. It's but the beginning
of The downfall of the usurpation. Hail
to the triumphant cbiefl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26
nrnMnIow ON FowIer.

From the Knoxville Wing. May 2O.I
We asserted with confidence, lew
weeks ego, that Senator Fowler would
vote for the impe chment of the Presl-
dent. 1t turns out that we were mis-
taken, and we feel called upon to ex-
plain. We held No correspondence with
the Senator, but had the following rea-
sons for our belief,
He was the chief Of impeachers.
and stated at the February Convention
in Nashville that the President ought to
he imneacbed aud turned out Of office.
2. He so worded his conversation with
the Tennessee Representatives as to
make them believe he would vote for
conviction.
2. He knows that the party that elec-
ted him in Tennessee are unit IN iaFor
Of impeachment ~
4 de declared IN speech before ths
National Republican COMMITTEE, a
Washington, that IL Congress snai
longer hesitate to impeach ana depos'
this Johnsan, The blood Of thousands .
loval soufherhers, murdered by bloody
minded, improbable rebels, wih res
upon our souls, etc.
And vet Mr. Fowler's one most mex
plieable vote saved the President iron
conviction.
It's a hard case II man cannot re
pent and do an honest thing once withOu
being leesored BY bis own pArson 70
IL Greeley evidently thinks "parsOl
Brovulow" 3 bad adviser, for he snub
Brsznlows professed attempts 70 cas-
devils ont Of Tennessee BY telling hir
that Beslzshnb cannot cast cut devil
Brovulou's cspaciiy 10 this matter
limited 10 the peuiientisrios exclusively
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26

lished principles Of truth, aud justice.
and liberty and
wnrnrss. From motives OF selfpre-
servaiiou during the late civil war, u be-
came the policy Of the Administration TO
array the black race against The white ey
putting arms in the hands OF siases ana
by promising them freedom and the r'Eht
10 vote; therefore,
Resolved, That we now deem IL the
duty of Congress TO declare that me
original, absolute aud exclusive domin..
ion in and over the United States and
Territories Is lodged Of right In, and
belongs TO-. that people In the respective
States Of this Union that are descended
from European ancestors, the Original
discoveries Of this continent and, oy
subsequent conquest long established
law, and the customs Of liberal civiliza-
ton, its owners
Resolred, That all inhabitants OF any
State or Territory, other than the people
aforesaid, who may now or hereafter ex-
ercise the right of suffrage do SO on sui
ferance, under the franchise granted by
the white race, who may lawfully here
after, for good cause shown, at any time
revoke the privilege or privileges so
granted to the mixed races Of African or
Asiatic descent.
The Committee on Elections reported
Delano (Rep entitled to seat from the
Thirteenth Congressional District of
0hio-contestan against Morgan, Demo-
crat e ri
A resolution was offered, authorizing
the President to hold the ram Stonewall
until the vessel can be restored to the
Japanese government, without desriment
to the United States, both belligerents
being represented as willing.
An amendment was offered to the
Arkansas bill striking out all after the
enactiug clause, aud prescribes as neces-
sary to the admission of the State the
passage BY her Legislature of an act de-
claring that the Constitution "shall
never be so changed as to deprive any
one of the right to vote at any election,
who by its terms, is now or may become
a voter, except as a punishment Tor
crimes, which are now felonies at COM
mon law, and whereof the party shall
have been duly convicted also declaring
that the third section, first article, in the
following words, viz: The equality Of
all persons before the law is recognized
and shall remain in force, nor shall clti-
zens be deprived of any right, privilege or
immunity, nor exempted from any burden
or duty on account of race, color or pre-
vious condition, shall ever remain invio-
late, and any change or repeal of this Sec
ton shall authorize the exclusion of said
State from representation in Congress
so long as such violation continues, and
ell laws in contravention thereof shall be
wholly imperative. Upon the passage
of such an act by the Legislature of Ar
kansas, and the receipt of Thy Con gress,
a concurrent vote declaring the provisions
of this bill complied with, shall admit
Arkansas to representation in Congress. :"
Adjourned till Tomorrow
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26
MEXICO.

NV YoHK, May 26.--Deiails Of Next
can news, via Havana, 70 the Herald,
state that the proclamation Of General
Rivera asserts that Negrsite, Mendez,
cues,s cortez aud Chavsrria are 10
union. The last two officially deuOunee
Rivera's assertion. Rivera has from zoo
TO 1900 men, and vas within twelve
leagues ofthe capital The Government
has sent 500 men srsiust him. Mendez
lsft the capital on tbs same day aud =
vas expected that be would pronounce
The next day al Paebls-
Presiasnt Juarsz and family we're bur
risdly rs=a-s.s fssn Chepulire 20 the
capital
NJ. Berry. en- Eugiishman. ~as mar
ssred aboui h.ifa nile from Nera Cruz
The mouutains arou8d Pasbia are re
ported fall Of rsyolutiouistG General
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26

WASHINGTON, May zb.-lhe Vole on
the second article was as follows; Guilty,
IS; not guilty, 49,.
LATER.
The vote on the third article was as fol-
lows: Guilty, IS; not guilty, IS. The
Court then adjourned sine die.
LOUISVILLE, May 26.-The Journals
Washington special, referring to Buffers
investigating report, says it is full of
garbled testimony; but the argument is
ingenious. 1t makes sort Of showing
by implication, which is skillful, because
II is complicated. Among other things
it associates Weed, Shook, Wooley and
Webster, who, as it declares, were con-
sulting together at the Astor House, Oh
the All of May, about the purchase of
Senator's to acquit the President, they
being at the time in correspondence with
the private secretary of Mr.. Johnson;
that Wooley gave dinner party in
Washington soon after his arrival there,
which the Presidents counsel attended,
deducing from that fact the knowledge
and completely Of Mr.. Johnson; that
Gen. Adams, Federal soldier, had pro-
posed the purchase Of Senators to Col
lector Smylhe, Of New York, and was
advised not to touch it, because il was
not feasible; and that Thurlow Weed re-
fused 10 bite from sheer cowardiee,
though Weed testified that funds could
easily be raised. Adams plan was to
pay $40, 900 for three Senators. Their
names are not given, however. The
report evades the testimony Of Nye and
Pomeroy, which corroborates the testi-
mony of Cooper. They differ only as to
the figures. Cooper said be was offered
Eve votes for $4,000. They say it Wa'
more. The report is facetious on New
York and Kentucky. and, though trashy
is amusing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26

Norsra is at the head Of the insurgents.
They have taken possession of Rioverdi
aud murdered The Preiect
Minister Tejada has demanded OF the
state Government report, AZ once, Of
all the details relating to the late outrage
on some American,c citizens at Monterey.
Typhus fever is raging terribly at Vera
Cruz and the capital, and orders have
been issued for the troops to remain at
their quarters. -.
Every night, IN Mexico City and Vera
Cruz. numerous arrests are being made
In San Louis Potosi the courts have
been closed, owing to lack Of funds.
Troops have been sent to Rioverdi to
put down the insurgents. ts
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26
For President and yicePresident
OF the United States,
THE NOMINEES OF THE DEMO
CRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.
THE NEWS.

England and Austria unite in urging gen.
eral disarmament. So say the telesrams.
But the disarming viii take place rather later.
At large Democrat, meeting at St. Louis.
yesterday. speeches were made by BRICK
Pomeroy and 0'Brien, candidate for Congress-
in Illinois. a.
steamboatmen and merchants of Pittsburg.
and citizens Of Ohio. have petitioned Congress
against the bridge at steubenyille. Ohio. as
nuisance.
The Radicals are notified to hold county
conventions on the frat day Of June next. to
select delegates to State Convention, to be
held at Nashville on the 10th Of June. one day
being the same of the Democratic county con-
ventions and the other the day after the
meeting of the Democratic State Convention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26
NEW YORK.

Nrw YoRk. May 26.-An influential
meeting of American claimants against
the Mexican republic was held here yes
terday afternoon, at which resolution
was passed inviting all other claimants
in the United States to address Mr.. IL.
French, merchant of New York, on the
subject Of uniting their claims and press
ing them to FINAL and speedy adjust
meut, ir
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26
EUREKA LIFE BLOOD ELIXIR

Is the greatest known remedy in the world TO
purify the Blood and antidote to counterfeit
and ward of disease.
TENTATIVE means Antidotive or Altera-
tive. All antidotes may be said to be Altera-
tive. but all Alternative Medicines are not anti
dotal The e. l.. b. Il. is the only compound
that comprises in its combination full and
complete ALTERATIVE AMI RESTOkA-
TIVE.
BLAsTEMA means. the Material out OF
which tissue is. or may be. formed. The Z. Il.
b. Y. il the remedv TO organize and build up
this LIFE AND II EALTH, giving property TO
the ems ciated and broken down system.
CYAN0SIS means blueness, fom Imperfect
YOU feel tits com plaint or look H. you should at
once takeE H. B. E.. which is a si,ie qua non
ia dispelling this most melancholy ana sglcl-
DIAL look and feeling. which. to true southern
man or woman. is as disgusting. execranier ana
loathsome as the sight blue coat" sc Take
the remedy here prescribed. and nip the hydra
AIDED monster in the bud before II iastens Us
anaconda folds upon you, POISONING ana ~, sucn-
ing the last drop Of PURE LIFE bbnOp.
More anon. ~ :
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26

The Cincinnati Commercial approves
the Chicago nominations. The over
throw Of Wade it thinks very we'll, mas
much as something more than deter
mination to be the most ultra man of has
party is necessary to secure for any pol
itician durable and reliable support
It thinks, also, that there were IN the
Convention many men who felt SIN
cere repuguauce to the idea Of rewarding
by such nomination the act OF voting to
oust a man from Office 10 secure one
o,cn succession to the place. Hal ha !
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26
Tho prospect as to To.Days's Vote

The correspondent OF the Louisville
Courier telegraphed as follows last Sum
day Right:
/ learn from source TO be credited,
that the managers have prepared an
other article of impeachment, but up to
tonight they have not determined TO pre-
sent Il. The fact is, their whole investi-
cation has failed utterly, aud IS bringing
the conspirators into such contempt
that the Radicals are anxious to get i'm
peachment of their hands. The vote
will therefore, il is almost certain, be
taken Tuesday, ard viii undoubtedly
eyentuAte in aeQuittaL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26

FOR OUR READERS,
Not to be Forgotten.

A sTHE sICKLY SEASON IN OUR CITY
~ md in all the maIarial districts of the
country is rapidly approaching, it becomes
ever one to fortify themselves against these
maIarial posons. To do this every one must
have due regard to Biology; which IS the
science of Life, and teaches that the Blood Is
the great Fountain of Life. When impure the
brittle thread becomes weakened. and If SUI
fered TO continue SO may snap asunder any mo-
ment, The
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26
STAR shultIe SOWING MaehInesl

,,,urer ,racffINFs ARE A WONDER.
- ..tas-.es--enf of Norhanical 5kill and
r--.-tiee fi~,ins, and fDr oimpacity. 'Dnra-
t.i.,- - r-arfr. fhey stand unnvaled. -
!. IN -, -, AZ rarel A CHfLp cav rsE
-. 49,. tssisf.~ffon ruarante-d. kVcrL M
.sin.~srss~rrp ToR THREE rEaRs- hers
~ have 10 estatlished Asenel. - -. =. -.
....@. |-.~- 0rnEn. Nth fuli and exrllclt p
.,--,.li-l-r- Farfhsr particllau and Sample
49, f1rrlahef o. arrlicntion.
= rls,.-s VI. NJ BEACH a CO..
Ne. ~ cecond street
rsrsf Msmrhis. Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26
NEW YORK.
cold and Cotton Reports.

Special to the PUBLIC LKDGER.l
New YoRK, May 26-l2 m.-Gold
opened at l4Os; at lO;45.a.m. it was l4O5,
and is now l40s.
Exchange steady.
Tennessee bonds, old, 68a; new, 67t;
Cotton dull and prices nominal Mid
ding. 30lc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26
The Future Of Impeachment.

We are informed that members of the
Chicago Convention who have returned
here boldly declare that the President
will be impeached yet, certain" How
do they know that, unless it is secretly
understood that new Senators are TO be
brought in from the negro States, to vote
on new article to be proposed, or a
new charge and another trial? Forney,
with all the rabid press he leads, urges it.
The New York Tribune says no. So
far as affects the next Presidential cleo
ton, the Radical leaders will find it a
bad days work, if they do it Forney
thinks that with ten or twelve new Radi-
cal Senators brought in from the South
ern States, the iniquity would be easy of
Accomplishment, and that the Senate
should make its work short, sharp and
decisive. Forney, D D, would ruin his
party to crafty his malice against A. j.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26

The Cincinnati Commercial core
spondent asserts that a ssheus vas %
foot 70 get Up q popular movemsnt On
the ruius Of ths Old parties 10 favor Of
johnson and Seward, and that Il vas
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26
Calling rhings by lheir Right Names

is in contemplation at Washington with
the sanction Of the Chief Justice. b,
Calling Things by their Right Names.
We like the chaste language OF pro-
priety and courtesy. We trust we shall
not be found guilty Of any departure
from it But we must speak the truth
no matter how the shoe pinches. How
can we or anybody else get along without
liz, without. downright lyingG Would 1t
be appropriate and sensible enough to be
sufferable if we should call John A.
Murrell or John Brown the honorable
gentlemen from Tennessee aud Virginia,
Ashley the suborner and Butler Of the
Spoons the honorable gentlemen from
Ohio and Massachusetts,, or club-foot
Stevens aud Old Clovenfoot the honor
able gentlemen from Peunsylvanis and
Mount Vesuvius2 Certainly not II
men have bad characters it is equal in
justice to ones self and the com munlty
to call them by good names. No man
has right TO deceive and mislead by the
utterance of sach glazing falsehood as
that would be. Hence we indorse the
following from our contemporary of the
Covington Record. "Lay on, Macduf:"
We have been taken to task" lately,
by several weak-kneed brethren of the
Conservative party, for the way in which
we have bad occasion to speak OF the
Radicals, as a party and as individuals,
since we assumed the responsibility OF
this paper. Now we will tell our friends
who are a little timid about arousing the
wrath of this mighty Goliah, and of in
curing the displeasure of few mongrel
ours, who are just now vested with
little brief authority, that however nm
pleasant it may be-and we feel that 1t IS
Ito expose to the view disgusting OBJ
| jects, that however disagreeable 1t may
sc to tear from Radicalism the thin veil
that covers its putrid carcass, the nox-
ious influence Of which is permeating
the whole atmosphere and poisoning the
very life of the country, we feel that 1t
is our duty as q journalist, and as true
citizen, to expose the villainy of these
knaves that have robbed US of our birth
right, who have squandered the peoples
money, and who are now holding high
carnival Of crime throughout the whole
land, and it is duty we shall always
fearlessly and faithfully perform. The
honest men of the State have nothing to
expect from such horde of reckless
swindlers and corrupt adyenturers. For
| the past three years they have been hold
ing out the suppIicating hand to this vile
scum, and what has it profted them I
their wishes, requests, aye, prayers, have
been answered with laugh of fiendish
scorn and derision. They smote you on
the cheek you turned in forbearance
the other, the blow was even harder.
By one act they have robbed
you of your birthright, by another
they have made the negro your political
superior, and yet you would not have us
cry shame upon them. Oar weakened
| friends would have US speak in kind and
lconciIiatory terms of them. When we
mention the devil, we mention him as
the devil and nothing else; and when we
speak Of the piratical crew that now coz
trolls the ship of State, we shall never
speak Of them as aught but band of
public plunderers and purjured knaves.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26
TRY TT ONCE !.

to be fully convinced. as its effects are instan.
taneous from the FIRST dose taken. entering at
once into the blood and penetrating every pore
Of the whole body, driving out every impurlty
s,am tbe whole system, and creating instead
PURE LiFE-BLo0D; hence its name.
: will be for sale by all Druggists as soon as
'ui0i'"' S"ff'' j. b. WATSON & co., -
ez1l6 Wholesale Agents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-26
FOREIGN.

LlvERpooL, May &c Cotton nominal;
sales 5000 bales; Uplands, lid; Or
leans, III