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TO TRR REGlsTRR.--
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
RrcoNs1RuCT1oN 4 FAILURE.

RECONSTRUCTION A FAILURE.
Fstlow citizens Of the Senate and House
Of Representatives.
Upon the reassembling of Congress it
again becomes my duty to call your at
tention to the state of the Union and
the disorganized condition under the
various laws which have been passed
upon the subject of reconstruction. 1t
NAV be safely assumed as an axiom Ia
the government of the States that the
greatest wrongs inflicted upon people,
are caused by unjust and arbitrary leSls-
lation ar By the unrelenting DEGREES OF
despotic rulers, and that the timely
rep cal of injurious and oppressive meas
urcs is the greatest good that can be
conferred upon nation. The leglsla-
tor or the ruler who has the wisdom
and magnanimity to retract his steps
when convinced of error,!win sooner or
later be rewarded with the respect and
gratitude of intelligent and patriotic
people. Our own history, although en-
bracing q period of less thar century,
affords abundant proof that most II not
all of our domestic troubles are directly
traceable to violation of the organic
! law, and excessive legislation. The
most striking illustrations of this fact
are furnished by the enactments of the
past three years upon the question OF
reconstruction. After fair trial they
have substantially failed and proved
pernicious in their results, and
there seems TO be no good rca-
son why they should longer re-
main upon the statute books. States
to which the Constitution granted a
Repub blican form of Government, have
been reduced to military dependencies,
in each of which the people have been
made subject to the arbitrary Will OF
the Commanding General. Although the
Constitution requires that each State
shall be represented in Congress, Nlr-
ginia, Mississippi and Texas are yet ex-
cluded from both Houses, and contrary
to the express provisions of that lnstru-
ment were denied participation IN the
recent election for a President and wee
President of the United States.
RESULTS o. NEGRO RULE.
The attempt to place the whole pop
ulation under the domination of persons
of color in the South has impaired if
not destroyed the kindly relations that
had previously existed between them,
and mutual distrust has kindled feel
ing of animOsity which leading in some
instances to collision and bloodshed,
has prevented that cooperation be-
tween the two races so essential to the
success of industrial enterprises in the
Southern States. Nor have the inhabit-
ants OF those States alone suffered from
the disturbed condition Of affairs, grow.
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West Virginia Legislature.
EXTRA SESSION.
TUESDAY, December 9.
SENATE.

'sa"'e net at 10 4. ".
.oanuacation from the House Of
gate announcing the passage of a
,-' Of Chapters of the Code. and
s''I 'ae concurrence of the Senate.
=! A.sO announced that they had
I'D - several amendments Of the
.--:' slt had disagreed TO many 9th
u ~ tARNSWORTH moved that the
"I-* amendment. relative to weights
"a Heasures, be concurred in, which
= aSr,ed tc.
u. q, hOkE, from the committee on
-aiclary reported Senate Bill No.
-4O!luS common carriers TO dispose
.1Iaimes baggage, recommending
lAs'age. Accepted.
~. YOUNG offered bill OH leave,
'-eh .aid over under the rules.
N-Apter ll9 Of the Code came up on
|,gg4saage. Passed; yeas u. pays3.
III. MARTIN asked suspension of
c.,'a.7' to act on Senate Bill No. 9.
'-.-JE.zIng s. 81. Summers. of Marion
.'-siy, 10 practice law without taking
-. 0A,a required of attorneys at law.
AH-t6 70.
"a motion, tue rules were further
pended aud the bill was put on its
9la reading for amendments, when,
notion, The bill was referred to the
''s'aTy committee.
'aIse number of Chapters of the
= 'eFe read the first time by their
.. --'gler ~ OF the Code, rs embraced
,-7 Communication from the House
-. Up Tor consideration. The Senate
So - 70 one amendment of the House
90. SISTED on the other amendments
.-.e @ Senate. aud asked for a commit
~ Nonl-rruee. Committee, Nessrs
rl-'h, Burley and Price.
>-,-' committee on the part of til,
uen u'e consists of the following gentle
R5rAessrs. Burley, Workman anC
yorcs.p p,er "a Of the Code. relative to di
On il. came up and the Senate insisted
=" amendments, and asked a com
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4'hujlas aselstsr.
norninx,.. December 10
,,..;de.,,. Message.

ThHTsa"' "
,,. President. Message.
49,, his morning the message
W. = p, ,i,lrrr. rr:d to both Houses
o. y" ,,,>. on y,aterday. Without
&" '.as na, f., j.. merits, twill derive its
,o,.r,, fr,"u he fact that it is
Oh" a,rgmrp, uf its kind that will
i'' ;,,r by Mr. JOHNSON. Many
49,, ,,>.nn, ;o know what the
''' In, h., ,n say upon The eve OF
,i,.ment from the position to
S iva, elevate 50 unexpectedly
'"',- an event 50 fearful, and which
''a y: y t,Ied with much tenacity and
"-,, -, nth cf so mach opposition
-. name will be memorable for
w. ~ circumstances that have attended
''' ..sr if not for the sue
+" b;s administrative measures.
.'S to the Presidency with po-
''"'1' '.,o ,.ion that LETT little ground
-. ,b,. he would be aught else
..r,,rlr,s'y proscriptive toward the
.b.,wL section who assailed the
.'. ... rb.p he >tool by it, he surprised
.,,n,ry Ly the Inauguration of a
..r chat >nak the partisan in she pa
and aimed solely at tho future
,,..,,,r 80, and pe4cc Of the nation to the
ZEN Of schemes of vengeance and
.,r ,,rraudizcment. Opposed, de
- .lorn OF his powers, and as
,,r5 in hi, high place by the very
vbo.r baliats had elevated
70 tie position from
-.i,b be stepped to the Executive
..,,r he ha, never abAted one jet or tit
y. =, The views which sundered him
,.,r hi, party, OF abandoned an inch
,,,bs ground from which his enemies
,-rs rganiled to di,place him. Had he
-3r,d men As well as he has mastered
r.,sur.s, the close of his career might
f,r. hsen attended with more signal re-
.,r. A. il IS, he will go into retire
n,pt with public record in which i'm
.,-,..I criticism will ind few OiemisheS
redeemed hy excellence, and which
rH force from every uuprejudleed
~.,J the admission that ANDREW
r,nr,oy meant we'll for his country.
The chief points in the paper of to-
5,y are those OF reconstruction and
.aaacr. Cpou the inst, he clings to
,.- position which be took in the hrSt
,asr, Of be discussion. Like the tel-
gr who claiming that his horse was
yr-,p f-rr high, stuck to 1t to the last,
lr President, having said that the Con-
.r..,iJua! policy was sIXteen-foot
zon.ter OF lniQuity, Sti!l adhsres to bis
G'nai pF'fo'.'''" a'' s'eH ''''''s
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Both sessions of the House, yester.
day, were occupied With discussion of
railroad taxation, Chapter %, on as
sessments, being under consideration.
Messrs. HERVEY, FERGUSON and
STEERE participated.
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The report Of the Secretary Of
tie Navy exhibits the operations
of that Department and Of the
navy during the year. A consider
able reduction of the force has been
effected. There are forty-two vessels,
carrying four hundred and eleven guns,
in toe six sguadrons which are sstah-
lished in different parts of the world.
Three Of these vessels are returning TO
the United States and four are used as
store-ships, leaving the actual cruising
force thirty-fye vessels, carrying
three hundred and ffty-six guns. The
total number of vessels IN the navy is
two hundred and six, mounting one
thousand seven hundred and forty
three guns. Eighty-one vessels Of every
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NO MoNIED ARIsToCRACY.

In my message to Congress of Decem-
policy shsuld be devised which, without
being oppressive to the people, would
at once begin TO effect reduction of
the debt, and If persisted in, discharge
it fully. within definite number of
years. The Secretary of the Treasury
fercibly recommends legislation of this
character, and justly urges that the lon-
ger il is deferred the more difficult must
become its accomplishment. We should
follow the wise precedent established in
1889 and 1916, and without further de-
lay make provisions for the payment of
our obligations ut as early a period as
may be practicable. The fruits of their
labors should be enjoyed by our citizens
rather than used to build up and sustain
money monopolies in our own and other
lands. Our foreign debt is already CON-
puted BY the Secretary of the Treasury
at eight hundred and fifty mil
lions. Citizens of foreign countries re-
ceive interest upon large porti,n of
our securities and American taxpayers
are made TO contribute large sums for
their support. The idea that such a
debt is to become permanent should be
at all times discarded as involving tax
alton too heavy to be borne, aud the
pay ment once in every sixteen years, at
the present rate of interest, of an
amount equal TO the original sum. This
vast debt, if permitted to become per-
manent and increasing, must eventually
be gathered into the hands of few,
and enable them to exert dangerous
and controlling power in the affairs of
the Government. The borrowers would
become servants to the lenders;the lend
ers the masters of the people. We now
pride ourselves upon having given free
dom to four millions of the colored race.
1t would then be our shame that ferty
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-18

dlNerncn Subotts tWein, Nan ttBonn CT
In alien IdIhru ~ uber une 81 wubtn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-18

Iraurtees Gnbe. = 9pr nlsertren
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itammeuter unp NIT einsr isbr 8uten trbte-
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aarb er in lsmem 80. Satre an saaeaain'
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Sir ScaclI6lFe
Samburg, Sfcmtn, SABRE nIIS
9(nh0erVCll

udd, irecuS eincm SaCu 9imcritae
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0ittt pdiiagcI2cme fur ale Shns
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9iutcr ,pllhen 10 AabTGn crbtbIIf ttuiitr.
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trn Gourit iorIbar.
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fen bdbtn.
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secfth,a 2 rrass aats ett rsfn5isaat; stetsiI' wy
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-18

Bsruer rtrssn Gsutrafte atsti1loFsu fur Dans. uns
St9eli6ife Iir uue rcn @n5are unt Seutihlane.
gegelidtffs eaiaaiere rpn SrclRen NAH Salitncre:
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vile wstere SnstuniG II. Ga.b wsrHsn wsatSelslSe er'
tbfiIi zen
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Gbtlfon'S Scppcrcfen -Toh-
bccrecS.

DIFFER e,trs lbertrift i'm 9ttsf trt Str''cr
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BUR Sfdebritbt
far .r
G.inw0upfrrr ma 3sri(rnOG
in rem S.rsnsnu 9tdattn bon Sscre'aHerifa
dni Ter
Baltimore SbiO @iIcubabn
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gpeens her 9tr. 5tudicn IL aHt fecr %dbn tHrr, ais
Upr philadelphia NtPNert cser ant hBens tner oneerR
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tci9bert ,pe tie paNaatere trfsr Nla1e Neits mspr
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,ur Gaft,eit erlepdet, i'm gpEisr 6tNet nne te wWt
Kan FarGaCrsn 3rinlp Her rCEatrebti tiriun, a. u
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brfnrcc,t. ahc aueern 9'1hren bcirretrn ge@ tnnGr
0inpaueersr nit lana amtn @milrmlenlgeF
pldaiere psdisn Gui ttreF gabn BIC 2pa9en wahEene
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ct. 9euis Mro 3teh9c IN lwtt Sdgen.
Nerer paNaaeE bat 100 YtuRr Ncpad tTei, Nmtst
non 4 bis ~ Sabrsu teSGblen Palben Yrsls. Imeir
utter SdbreR ipb aani fret.
Nas Mepdd geht nit hen glidieren unt fcirrt nit
ihkfn NJ lletdsr 3rtt an cent SefinmuR8Scrt al. Gu
sieeer erbnlt cine BCihsgin9 uber ien Sepdd BIS AT
ben Cri, NC rr tie SNhu ceGlavt
au alien Siattpner, ppJeo8rn Gtwetieit wsreen itro
bcutte Agenten aRScueAt, um ef inTGneertF jurfMl
IN priien ue fur tie rtbac 9etttecrun8 tbet Gfp1d
tuiprIet Elm 0prtbeii relter alu tenrT dnpeEn STph
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g. Hputs Sst d.f ApcH Der Stisneagu @eleulhalt mi
tcn Ginwdneeregr.
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SGpeteW
inn orpGcu unS flcinen Nartie'n
Q5. \. AlitinOd)t s Co.,

Ylr. 90, 9Ipro' NNNtII9VENFVf
sat,u ant Castr EN- eomYt'f' gI'rhmspt .rr 1arettd
,,.u,n,n g,tu,sau. gar,T.Nculsa,u, "eu"nr iaeeeFr
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zen iiais6tn presn arbleitt ..s.I
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her etaet cs,r nu pdrtt ytrtea grruyt ven noeHRsu
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s,artn. I'M tnt suft Wa'wiH' g'H wa1lteHiEel''H
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r,n, taaaitys ru,k epnr uIr.yis alt tH ven sda'tr
IA Ntw.Ecu 7rS.
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intsrrttt ssseten netr teieerici Defbiedts prresn
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prasn bic Gtntaruu3 ppn SeIpern bier unb tn europa.
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