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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11
PERU.


OUTBREAK or ANOTHER REVOLUTION
Ralta IS still the favOIite candidate for the
Presidency Yellow fever is increasing IN CalaO aoot
30 deaths occurring day. 1t has not made much heu
northern part OF lPcE and is likely 10 take r@ther e>
tensiVe proportions.
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THE NEw-YORK EAST CONFERENCE tPPOINr
MENTS.

THE NETWORK EAST CONFERENCE APPOINT
MENIS.
The Conference held It's final sitting last
evening, in the snnmerfeld Church, Bishop James Pre-
siding After the transaction Of unfinished business and
the reading Of reports and " the proceedings before the
various Committees, Bishop James announced the follow
Ing appointments -. r7.-
D. CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.
NSr or Dntfef HFI PeGe r. LNes iorkJohut, ons 10
BE- "ppneii r. james Sup fonyth.t Brosn; Alcnst l. =
",ei Ahinsgb 'hpfchi G. v HaA Nietsi J. W. oTne sec
ond 81 j. Peel sevehihit o. " Woodruff J. Wheisn, sEf
aeyenhst W MeAlsier: New CiJ hssi 4 HoI " Ro..
J. FshS 2 North ssv.York Mission W H. Hang, Pound ESgs
and blcts C9Inen H. keotsii High Ridge ssd Rptng ki ~
w Mcclure St.mfod W, e. Steel, r v Aandet,, 6sdsr ~
Fuller Mauus, w. H. Anderson Greenwich ~ y is.T 49,
III and Sandwich, 70 be supphed Port Cleher n Tor kns
y snten Rye Ia y Pefyj hAnsous,k ~ Cool, Nsr.oebell,
y seaman Upper NeshocbsH, ". ohard Mount Venom q Es
~ bas. thfser and OhuVn, Rowland, Isaud Hsi.
piled " '' WV" '''"1 " Do sup
~ ~ Hhedgn' editor ~ The Cudrt,fiy R,rier.
u. Curry editor Of The Chrisfida dirooab.
w q lo Secretary q Central Centenary Committee
SCUM long ISdHa Dtrr, A. H. 6rttootd u, F-Irsokru.
one 70 Dc supplied H. b. Bnui Yokst, Bsokmsn
HasIngtonst A. T. heti Jehnsons. T. Earsi PAasest r.
ht"e Eghteenth g. A. Hubbe; Finstpace l. Rosss, Ies
81, > H. fa Hansonpate w I. Watkins; Sesenthay. 10 he
uQped Wt.am.st, Bethel Mission T. Francis; Warren A. = "
bo"dhi Nathan Bangs Church b. supplied: Emblry hub r.
Nrt'u James tlureh 49, e. clover sndve n
Bus, l-t hfRi0k. u Alton tuouphce w. Wake Tatbpsb
j. g. u's'S thands, e. M l'' 'rcenled and sbeepsbesJ
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IAnnouncenenill

A FALSE ALARM The report that the de-
mani for spring GENT HATS great that
unable supply Those who stated must have been
ignorant his establishment They greatly tsIed
10 he sure bat pho No 22 Broadway and Faions
ss are procuring u bis best and most attractive hrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11
WINDOW SHADES,
Git plain painted. aud Holland
G.. /. s j. o. KELrI Co, 10. ~ Broadway

Il 900 reward for n case where house. sta
BE- pabc bdHg experience Of eight has been
ran5- Wien protected wih he BuEsfA ALARM IEtEgEarH
b. HoLNFs No. POI Brosdwtv
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LACE CURTAINS,
A SPeclai,v.

MrNsoN's NRw CLASSES IN PHoNoGRArnY-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11

For SPRING STYLE GENTS HATS at Reduced
Prices, 20 % .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11

BoRDBN's CONDENSED MILK HAS FOR TEN YEARS BEEN
pFRFECTLY PURE, AND WILL CONTINUE TO MAINTAIN ITS
! ESTABLISHED SUPERIORITY NETWORK CONDENSED MILK
\ IA Nos and Elizabeth. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11
Sniing has heen inangrnated al go 1ls Nassan-

At bg EsPENscnEIp production Of HAT which II the
Genius The bal presided h design and manulethre j.
glt 50 piquant 20 h beautiful style demand which
Of the establishment barely keep ny WITH tells the
story u ts popularity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11
BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILK
IL n., much superior TO other Condensed Mix UNSKINMED
MILK Is saperiOrto
cklAHME0 AlIN

Prof MasTs analyses shows that BORDENS CONDENSED MILK
contained BIS PER CENT? MORE or BUTTER THAN TIN
AMERICAN CONDENSED MILK
Prot Mayors anaJ. Of Condensed Nt showed the proportion
oil TIER found u eac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11
ROOTS
WROUGHT IRON SECTIONAL
SAFETY BOILER

Has sheet iron she'll 70 explode composed entirely ofWongt
Tubes tested 70 800 pounds water and insdes them offers
POSITIVE SAFETY FROM DESTRUCTIVE EXPLOSION.
Of other Boilers replaced by II, durability
oompaenes. simplicity great facility for examination cleaning and re-
freedom from scale aud has joints the Gre light
hence feghts largest Boilers equal strength TO smallest
parts Uniform strength and light hence largest
Boilers erected Inaccessible locations aud transported
mules ioE mountain aud
MINING OPERATIONS
No special sk repaired lower for set
tu and reasonable price Pamphlets Price Lists &C. nailed Also,
ROOTS Trunk ENGINES,
Hosting MsebiDery sIesm'PuMps, &c
JOHN b. ROOT
Root steam Eugne WORKS seeoudave Twenty gh' New
York
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WANTED IN BUYING.
WANTED IN SELLING.
SHALER'S FAMILY SCALES

Are adapted meet great want IN everyday lie They especially
designed for the families In farmers the country
equally well adapted for all ordinary purposes Of weighing The
sHALRR FAMILY SCALES ARE INDISPENSABLE TO TIKI
HOUSEWIFE They used without weights the pounds
substance placed IN the PAN Instantly and accurately nd
ed uv dial plainly The hours aud upon
acc OF clock Upward OF two constant has proved their
sH TiS. ACCURACY and DURABILITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11

cheapest and Best Deisnse sgaiUa oLorhksMo1hS f"
THEoD. s. HARRIS. Bo'top sOn ~ ''sT p"ssvI "'" '~
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Nes y 10 10 NJ, price. 80
10 weigh o. u m. bree 80
To weigh o. TO 90 - nrre. 49, A h0
Thorough CanTases In Tri,.l
Lbtr.a 20 ve right Of territory will be given
Tom q eGeu anu Ihe meet MIA sy Agents making
from foreign countr,- solicited teceP =" pi'Ve' "in'''
Manufactured NASH Co. No. 10 HoA..st sew.ls,ru
'ohn; rom mhish pace al esods shipped Address
ALNAH bJNHi'fbL. "ene@l N % COurland.., Y Y
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THE OrTUMWA COURIER

letter from 4 Iinkensale.'' i
We print elsewhere III the CsoualiR
! letter from 'Des Moines, over the,
well knownaignature 81 r I4inkensale''l
This brilliant, I correspondent, win
write frequent letters forfhs G0uH1fR
during the present ssssion ofths leg
ialature. We need hardly say that
he has way Of expressing his mind
freely and uRreservedly, and that he
may say many thingswhich we shoPd
not say Or endorse. He will bs solesl
y responsible for his own shots, ana
# anybody should b grieyed, AZ 7 can,
order !" pistolsand co6iee for two \ Nv
addressing the correspondents 1t Des,
Hoines Wefstate this, because in
his srrsnge.ne for ccfrsap dence
With M this paper, M4r n 1agsrsS1l cypress.
ayrcQsiree that, saving tyPogrnpAic+l
u errops3 his letters shall bs printed
ID he writes them. oaH ,tfs y
hNFf f4efSN IL
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This body il now fairly at work.
We have not troubled the readers Of
tho CoulIn with : detailed state,
mont Of I'll the sparving and usual
Isharp practice attendant upon the Or.
ganixation ofsuch q body. Prefsrring
to give : condensed summary Of re-
ianlts. Int little real work hss = vet
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Estab bli6hed ~ 1646,

ANNA r. D1cKrNsoN.-This most
gifted = 9 t'talkist, " ofall our Ameri-
can women, has been engaged, and
will positively be here and deliver her
lecture on breakers Ahead on the
10th Of February. Further notice.
by bills and otherwise, will Be given
hereafter. In the meantime let
I'll prepare to 80 and hear the most
eloquent, attractive, and caustic
lecturer, orlecturess, before the Amer
lean people.
I She willlecture at Taylor& 4 Blake's
Hail. Reserved seats one dollar;
other seats ffty cents.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

D1s0RACIvuI. livery Sunday
night, IN the left-hand corner Of the
Methodist Church, ! crowd ofrowdiss
.oongregat0 to do mischief. We were
annoyed by these same fellows last
night, being gbetwsen two sermons, one
b the minister and the othsrby some
times two q q time ofthe aforemen-
TONED sqairts, who delight 10 slobber
tobaccojaice overe rythingin reach,
and who ectorate Hike small thun-
dor gusts. VIII the officers Of the
church keep an eye in that corner?
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APoIO0T. Having been absent =
few days, our Sub" has plunged ds
into difficulty, to extricato ourselves
from which We are called upon 70
apologize. Our readers win remem-
bsr The mention of g The big Injun, |"
on Saturday last, in oir local items.
Well, for that we are called upon, %
before mentioned, to do the gentle
men, ! person in cur city having t.
ksn exceptions 70 it, - personally
APPLYING TO him. Now, if this be the
case, we think va reobliged to apol-
ogize to the beautiful piece of mA-
chinery which is said to be . fire en-
CINE, and which was hitched to the
old grey team" on the occasion ofthe
alarm Of FIRE, on Thursday lkst, and
which our city is in bonds Of e, 900,
for calling it an engine; II cur hys-
terica friend il The machine tor which
weare to pay 90 much money, aud
which was hitched to the "old grey
team" then we gracefully acknowl-
edge our subs " indiscretion. But,
perhsps, the machine who wants IN
apology, is Of the family Of "Lo |! the
poor Injun,' and for that reason has
'seen Al to zip on the shoe which pin
ches 70 hard. Now, we&t once deny
that anything personal was intended
II that squib, except to the engine,
and to that machine we tender our
apology.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

REpUcTIon OF POSTAGE ON LrrrxRs
10 EuRoPE.-The ounce rate of post
age on letters 70 ell pstts Of Great
Britain has been reduced TO 12c when
prepaid, and Tie when unpaid. The
rate heretofore was 24c. TO al Ger
man States, including Austria, the
rate il now 1Oc by direct mail or 15c
BY closed mail via England. Pay.
ment is optional, and there is no dif.
ference in price whether prepaid or
not. The rates heretofore to Ger
many were 16c and 28c. The re-
duction took effect January 1st, 1868.
Direct mails to Hamburg or Bre-
men (by which letters are carried 1t
tho cheaper rates shove msntioned)
leave New York twice week-vix:
Tuesdays and Thursdays. The Eng
lish mails leavs on Wednesdays and
6aturdays Of each week.
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Making the total packing 72,914
Against liz, ,241 last year, showing
an increase in number Of so per cent.
We would not however, estimate the
real increase ct % per cent, as fewer
hogs this year have been shipped to
Chicago than ever before none at all
scarcely, Until toward the close ofthe
packing season. The falling offin net
weight, % compared with last year,
% well % in the production Of lard
and grease, 10 very laage, 46 lbs, per
head in weight, and fully 12 lbs. per
hog in lard and grease. Finer stock
hogs are left in the country this than
last year, and no packing has been
done in the country by the farmers,
beyond their own wants for family
use.-Gate City.
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The FAT CoNrRlBUroR.-The nd
morous gentleman who tickles the
public over the above sobriqaet, and
who edits the Cincinnati zsmes, L
lscturing through Iowa, and viii be
here, and amuse our people with his
imitable lecture, called ssInjnn Heal, I
on the night Of The 2eth Of January.
Further particulars hon eater.
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-A maga-
zine that has been read and cherished
hv three generations nfrAadara snrAafl

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-A maga-
zine that has been read and cherished
BY three generations ofreaders, spread
over every part Of our country, and
who may be numbered at any time
by hundreds Of thousands. The feel
ing with which it Is regarded ID not
20 much one Of popularity or favor
.as it is Of real affection. The gfAat
success it has achieved, and steadily
manifested, shows that it supplied an
undoubted want in our 1home" lit
erature, and did itin exactly the right
way. Its influence has been salutary
in those higher and more important
matters that no fashion can bestow
unless the heart beneath the beautiful
agrment is in the right place, /" and
beats to healthfalmusic. The LADY's
Book indeed is q household treasure,
containing nearly all that is useful
for the good regulation Of . well-or-
dered home. This would naturally
be expected from : knowledge Of Mr..
Cooley, the Publisher, and Nh. Sarah
J. Hale, who has charge Of the edi-
torial department, whose wide and
varied accomplishments 10 her pro
A.gszl 80 q
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

The Committee on Banking and
Currency, in the House Of Rerrsssn-
tativst has agreed to report : bill for
the substitution Of grssnbacks for the
National Bank currency.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

Iowa PACKING STATIsTICs ron THE
YEAR 1857 -68. withstanding the
shortness Of the corn crop the past
year, Iowa farmers are again turning
their attention TO hog raising % this
years statistics will show. Tho rails
ing Of sheep, to which their attention
was more fully turned during the
war lowing to- the extreme prices
that then prevailed for wool), now
thot the war is over, has ceased to be
1s PrvGtnble aa hog raising. The
number Of hogs packed at the dIIrea-
ANT 11nin+a IN nm. Cfo%o oro &c Tnl1n~,,a.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

AusIc.- I'VE are the recipient Of
some beautiful music from Root q
Cady, Chicago. We notice : polka
and waltz nom Undine among the
other rich selections.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

In : graveyard in Lanrange Ten
nssss, i said to BE- . tombstone with
this inscription:
= Hero lies old 20 per cent,
The more hs got the more hs spsnt;
The moro be rot tho more - crsvsd;
If be goes to hoavon we'll be saved" !"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

Printer, State Binder and Warden al
Penitentiary TO be voted fer in joint
Convention today 1t 2 b. nj. State
Printer, frst ballot, r. n Mills State
Register, 43; Edwards Of Burlington
Hawk-eye, 20; Russell of Davenport
Gaxett, 18; Rich d lndedendcnce q.
On fourth ballot Russell was withdrawn
and on the 5th ballot Rich was With
drawn. Sixth and last ballot stood as
follews: Mill 68 !; Edwards 48, and
Mills was declared the nominee.
For State binder J s. Carter Of Des
MOines was nominated.
For Warden Martin Kelsey, present
incumbent was chosen.
Springfield, ls.s Il
State House commissioners awar
ded the contract for the dimension
stone TO Messrs Forda 4 Mucioury Of
Sonora quarry, Hancock county Illt
finois at 9l.OO per cubic foot. The
contract amounts to 427, 7,704, $50.
A large portion of goods stolen from
the dry goods house of w. Fl. Johnson
+ Co., few months ago, were last
evening discovered in the house OF
Harvey Taylor, proprietor of house
ofill fame The watches stolen from
the store Of H. G. Myers, on the same
day wore also found at Taylor's house
Considerable excitement was occasion
ed by these discoveries. 6zi~
Washington, Jan. II.
g General Howard yesterday adj
dressed . circular to the agents Of
the aid society, and the officers and
agents of the frecdmen's bureau, and
to the pastors Of the colored peoples
churches in the district Of Columbis,
saying that it 10 reported to me that
numbers Of people living in. and
around the district of Columbia are
q. present coming to this city, and
Georgetown, and that others who
have been procured homes in the
north azd s1eat, have to.aoms extent,
been sending what they have
earned on to Washington. The
deetituti0n in this city il already con-
siderable and 10 increasing, as You
are al we'll aware on account of the
large enumbers of employees that
have been discharged by different
branches Of the government, togeth-
or with the suppression Of various IN
dustrial operations by reason of thu
severely Of the weather, and from
other causes. Please use all the in1lu-
ence you can exert to check this
immigration. And urge upon every
able bodied man and woman out of
employment, the necessity Of seeking
homes in other places. He advises
them, who are ready, to apply to en-
ployment agents in different parts Of
the city for assistance to procure
places. an
New York, Jan. ~.
The Worlds Washington special
says: It ID officially informed that the
President will issue no ordersto Stan
ton, and the latter can Issue no oraeIs
by the Presidents authosity, and It
10 alleged that 1t the cabinet meeting
on Friday, the members Compared
notes - to what took place ct the
othermeeting on Z Tuesday, when Grant
was present, and they agreed that
Grant admitted the correctness OF the
Presidents 3 statement of the agree
ments between himself and Nj. John.
son. namely. that Grant woe ~ hcIa
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oun Pu1L1c scHooL. -This -four
ishing institution, presided over BY
Prof ii. i. Hastings, and conducted
~ ~ abls corps Of assistants, some
S1svsn or twelve in number, and with
I sotne 100 scholars, il now dourishing
bsyond any previous time. and parents
would 40 well to call, that they may
bsabls 70 realise, that here IN Ottum-
W W have one ofthe best schools in
il tho country.
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The Message.

= sN IL
simply because the "seniorN has been
busily engaged in. other matters.
But we have read it, and advise
every one else to give it q like candid
perusal. Its financial exhibit is es-
pecially gratifying to oil classes of cit
izens, whether in sympathy with the
Governor inpolitics, or otherwise, for
as prospers the state, 20 viii it be
with her citixens.
CHARJTABLE INsrITuTIoNs.-lt can
be but source Of pride to every citi-
zen ofthe state to know that Iowa
stands far ahead Of many other older
sister states in that charity which
takes care of its own, remembering
alike the poor unfortunates, who are
blind, deaf or dumb, and those who
have beeen left alone by the terrible
scourge which has lately passed over
our land. Another source Of com
s
mendable pride is our
SYSTEM or COMMON SCHOOLS.
And we hail with pleasure the sugges
tions ofthe State Superintendent, rel
alive to the necessity Of the prompt
establishment of . State Normal
school, upon aplan which willrapidly
give us . corps Of efficient teachers
from among the3present scholars, and
zen peasant" this is : good point for
such . school to be established.
We are somewhat surprised how.
ever that the Governor while speak
ing ofour
does not ray something Of the necessi-
" Of some concerted plan Of action
whereby the extraordinary advan.
tages Of the state may become better
known IN the older states. We seem
to need .
BOARD or IMMIGnA1IoN,
Other states have adopted similar
plans and find them to be very efIsc.
tive in distributing facts relative to
state advantages' soil climate, resour
ces, productions, ETC., etc. We trust
our Legislature viii adopt some plan
to cover this growing necessity.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

wishcs.-- Boston Commonwealth. da j
The cost Of each volume of the
beautiful illustrated Diamond Dick \
ems is, only 4l.b0; plain edition, 9l.2b.
It can be procured Of any bookseller,
or will be sent postpaid by the pub
fishers, Ticknor and Fields, Boston.
The CoAlfrrhcrAL REvIEw. Mess..
Henry 4 Worthington will commence
the publication Of ! Monthly Com.
laercial journal At Des Moines under
the name Of 'sThe Iowa State Com
naercial Review, }" the first number cf
which win be issued in February,
next. Il will Be printed npon tIe
best Of paper, neatly bound and viii
contain about 200 pages il. each mum
Der. 6; :
l"Ths Commercial Review" WIN
Be devoted exclusively to the Com
mercial, Agricultural and loHal ns1S
OF tho State of Iowa and N0rthein
Missouri, and to the general dissiai-
nation Of useful State information,
containing in each number the local
news Of each county in which it is
distributed. The Review will be dis
tributsd gratuitoualy to all business
mon in tho Htate and will contain :
monthly statement Of all local news
from every part Of the State.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

,p-..s., 49,. sss
- .
e = iees q cnoorsnce sAsthsrto mn
Parsnceed n thas cssy was accom-
R,aseed q the !eherson Avenne
okalng rark at three minutes past
zen oclock last evening, by Ar Chas
Oxiofo. who akated for sixty hours,
Without sasep O. rest, for = purse OF
sooo.
AZ ~ o'clock on Thursday morn-
ing last Mr. oxford began operations
stating le,sureiy during the frst y
Aoars ana aiter rssting twelve min
utee. during whieh time his feet and
limbs we're 1athed With vinegar and
water, and aTnica, he again strnck
out. Keeping up throsgh III the long
nigns ssow, measured movement,
never eeleanG - instant, bat eating
= llttle light food while moving about,
and at ten o'clock on Friday morn
Ing the second call for rest Was
sounded. Ihe usual custom OF bath
ing, etc, va observed during tho
iasxt inte.1nie and the third start
s.as made. Althse4h baindsd by
tne driv.ng sleet wAach isA pite-
0usiY during the AntiTe night Of
rrfday. ne did not fAIter, but ems
coursged aad chsered by his attcn~
sdanfa, aeeme0 % gain - coming day
oecame vlelole @ Saturday morn-
ing, the 1nhinoeing courage which
had thus far upoorne him Against 81
obstacles seemed TOR : momsat TO
& oesest -. ard ais eyss closed at
times = speee - his seosts 20 keep
- ope1, oee s1d1enty lremembDr-
ms that only ono DAY mora of tho
terrible STRAIN was before him, he
sroosod nims.i rom ths pastial 10th
Ee.9y anso wnacn ho had SallOrs and
aed not aGaaa alaes nnttf the hour
ior ths prccioas twelve minutes Of
fees Allostea = MN. s G
Inc ionrth ana last 'ntcr'nission
~ @ 'eca,cG.anle oencnt 70 him,
ena ne 1ssi - was begun With
Aaasssan9 prospects @ eaccess
Inc crowd began eo fhlcken as tho
nonrs wore on iowArd ten orlock,
ana = vas Win lne greatest 4 tiis'scs't, q
maj, ne. : rasn spoo ox'osu vas pre-
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1ssses e oonnd Dy oatn, 70 admiDia
tne Iovernment accprding 70 the CON
ssiypslon, ne NAG, in defending = prin
clPie, Iound himself slngolarly opPos|
edi ~ smother branch Of tn
SOve ons oot he had hfsh in ~
500 se1se q the people, and nodi4
sAss9n oi sentiments has ensued. Yh1
B n h7Aa1lcals nave made Congrees = spoliti|
81 mon.troslfy having 0vef1eaped
~ bounds save those Of party ard
poliFacal smoltion. They now koeI
9n hoping ~ conquest ir the ScatH
tRas year lto oDtain pewer more tAA1
ss9uivalent 20 thst lost IA the northll
s ne y tnen lll'. referred to the enort hladd
70 cohncct hlm with the assassfnatf6l
Piot ana SAID the leaders Of that
movement ere capable Of employing
any measures 10 get nd Of him, o}
smear away his power. The measufe
oI Con&ress, he sald was revolutionI
ary Inc proPosltIon TO deprive, by
acs o. Congrc.s the vested authtritI
g, tne PRESIDENT - command nderinl
cn.c1. - = drect violation ct the cnff
stltutlon. .sss,..st ..gs.s..a..,
assumes y right Of Congress g @
away with the PresideAt aAlG19 19eeht{
# 1t chooses, audgmakes ilaclf sxosuI
tor - well q legislator a. The ,Garl
ernment. This assumption isArt0aant
dangerous and destructive. Had t6Sf{
had been aliberai generdds, ~ xbid{
ing sentiment, eslonf6sBt f2 th{
north; BY this time the S6ash w0ad
have been almost npoa il lSgS 1g1ihI
The vanity of the negroes would not
nave Doen 10 ted to bpfUtfn0 fkaealkt