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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

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Der GAabmeiiter beridbtete an Cine
nabmen bonn 13. @ob.-10 Oe5. S57,
1886.
Serr 0teaSb beriGtete, 6aB in ben
gSaferipertea 9, 800 Bufbet Soblen i'm
gfobeuber berbraudt iporoen finb.
Gine Mnsnbl bon Yetitioneu UNI
GrlaubniB CUR Grridtung bon hol3er<
men Gebaulidteiteil uur6e Qenebnli9t.
Cine 8erorbaung, tpslde Strafen
auf 8erlauunib, bic @1en Su reinigen,
Ie9t. paffirte bret 9eiungen.
Gbenio paiFirte bic 8erorouuna 6rei
9efuneen, iueIde ben Ngenten (run-
ners) bon SanbeIsbaniern Die Sers
pFi1tung ntferIeet, cine 2i5ens 5m $50
ansSunebmen un6 cine Strafe bon $50
allen Sano elsbaufern suertenut, Die
unli;enfrte Mgenten befhaftigeH.
Ser 8orfdla9, bic 0fietbe fiir bic
SIeil9erltdn0e auf $3.50 ~ fgiren nno
| Iie ilidt inebr 3u bsrfteisern, iuurSe ber>
iporfen. r.
Sic Sin bes 9errn Gunner, tpef9e
$40, 900 our @tabliruu9 elmer Suppen>
anitalt fur 8eoIrftiee aniueilt, palfrte
brei QeiuHsen.
Das Berft< Gomite ipuroe nit Sau :
bernns llno Snfannlebuns Der 2anounG
beauftra9t.
= Beioe 8oarbs traten bierauf in &c.
meinfdaftli9sr Sisung sufammer, I'm
/ finf WfitgIieoer oes @r3iebunssratbeI
/ III etb1blen. Oas 8efnltat mar oi,
/ gripabIunS foiseuber Serren 8. .
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Or. Compile uno 8eD. S. g. Bennett
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23
Sarnl 81 t)trtanfell.

Cine CUTE 6arm, 3 gReiIeu RON GIarfsrtle, Tenn,
On Der 4ofbuine Eife pom IFS 4der. pobei "a N6er
SimRer, 39dufer fin Arbeifer, I Send sSaps,
GisteHerf Relfoffef' Keller Stdue FIR gferhes 1
RotnsGribs / S6eune, Resiie unb aeuieenh eutes
@ofIer,s S9miebes nnb Begenmo9 ers 28ertft&tte,
Dbfeqrten MT 500 orserIeieuer 6rlIrtfkdumens nil
Der Gi9entbinier nater febr hberaleR 9e6ineuneen
periqnfen, bo berfeibe beobfttist, neg Senti8Isab
III reiien.
GdReres in erfqbren ia Der Office sisies gIsttes.
20nop 6B turb~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

* sssicSeosss ;eSss VIZ 81 NxtS1
3 oRdb mci1ineN, ieSe y....s-.. 6o-i75
so f9one gnIoepe nbrsn, isfe- ..~.--..75-S0O
Soorrreiis, SiIbsrr eareH Sc. ans sRiammrn
i4ast aaf -. ., .s.... 100000
Gin aoos fam reens eilsn Der stisen prsiie ,ies
Zen filr % Gents. zi6sts nit BenenRnne Der Brittle
Gmpfara ron IS Geats wito ttn per ftegeItes
Sidet rbne gBanl eeSraer unb hlrd bic gek iraens
elmer aoreie sngefantt Der bdraaf bes sitete 8res
miro rem Hefiser bes Ei6ess eegeu 9ahlane pra L
mem oil lar .Iberliefert. Gle @reife merhSn ms
mitteIbar ali ivasns stnp Akrefe bind 0Tpree ohsr
uinaeba noe 1eit aeiofie1s
Man nire pisit. mas Der ssrsts H. the man Aasir
betobIt-. aFoer @rst8 toau fur etaeu ons
Der en- glei9eM Mart hes nMsaetlufat
rer ben. eeiht Rieten. nnfete G5Iner E6nnsn
nMi regulates Berfat ret sdbIfn.
aus 9teieh aus. rpsI4e sarsid pertbDoue @refe ess
gen hahep une ans aitia erinbf hahen, Ne au per.
DHentll@tn: 8. Z. @1khk, BafiaEo, $50 b; sits
Minnie Monroe: Gbtcages Yiane,. meth 90 0; Sosn
.. aerars. eOHis Tie, $1,000; DIT NINA @elpertb,
giIuaRiee, Yiaiso. 4t0t Reo. G.. II Dan; Stem Drs
icons sagO, &R bsrSiisHiIi@en isige 9eMsr Obus
erlautnib.
Msinlne hsf 4rsfls:-- sHts 6irma IN sas
berIdige alle ben eient - Beefs Tttbune BON
8. HI .qpir tettntaI bisit1e ais cine Fs4ili9e
6irsnag Fsem Ssr! ess.ls bon. q 3Ha. mesnsr
Ids an6ces shIt be- Edilp 9Rp7 CON !. Gtpf.
aRan bejtene elm GiresIuT. &ibexplt Q1tkeiIe ftr
Ao, ltten Gennof5npnB oBsef4eft.s Sebts Hadet
bft3seatlfes Rc6bsFtk frtsdlt tu4A @NaFFretS.
GefS Tidels fiif 81 rs far -; % f{tf 81; 10 fir
as Aile Bite,e fnb tu nhstifiren:
SasYer. @iIipn n. 90,
Ann ffs exeebuaY, y. Y.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23
@taDtratbs .aSerbanblumae,.

Boaro Der MIOermdnntr.l
Siefer Boar0 berlomrneIte iid aeIferal
Nlben6 in au6eforoentli1er Gibana snr /
Babt bon fiinf Mit9Iie0ern bes Grsies
huaasrathse.
Sine Sin, iueI1e 1880 sur Gin.
fensune Oes Wc@abod'f9ei @ruu6s
Tides, onsefauft Sur MnIe9ung zines
fdbtii@en Asarfes, beiuiIli9t, paiiirte
Orei 2efunsen.
Gin 8eridt 6es Experimentation
Der Mofermerfe, iuelder cine 6eDifon
Der @alferioren entpfieblt, cling Elm.
Sin GpeeiaIsg omite ipur0e ernannt,
uan einen @eiebentipurf fur cine ees
lre@terc Sertbeilun9 eieler Gteuer eins
suberidten.
| Cine Bin, tueIde bic gSesftgebiibren
Der bier lanoenaen goote feitfteIlt, paIr
| frte orei Qefun9sn. Sur StafhuiIIer
a3oete betraeeii bic gebiibren 8 Gents
per Sonne, fur on0ere 10 Cent?.
Cine Bill Wnroe nneenemmeA, meIhe
0lustuartiaen ge9en cine 9isens bon
$25 per ISOLDE ODER $50 per N1onot
. aeltattet, @aaren mad Broben in bies
! tiger @taot su berfaufen. Serslei9eu
8erf6ufsr ba6en Dem 9fecoroer cine
bef1morene 9lngabe iiber ben Betrae
J ibrer 8erfdufe gu MAIDEN un6 1 PR
+ Gent Gteuer an Die ftd0tiide &ahe 81
erleaen.
Cine 4etition bon 8iirsern an be
! 6rontitrpbe besislid zines Gb5usgra'
! bens baielbit 9ins on bas Straben'
! @pmite.
giIo. Sobn Me9abod rei@te iein
: 6eii9nation ais alderman Der 4
. 9HorO elm, oa er beabidtist, in elm
anbrre @arb sa sicben.
\ Common ouncil. Oiels
) Boaro beriammeue ii6 81 slei6ei
i 3uefe in 6oIse zines Slufrufes be
Mapors.
!, Ser 2Iaoitor 8utman beribtete fol
: senbe 9luseabepoiten nnb trng auf be
L.. 49, -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23
ginetanatt3. Ga.

MeBI-8amilieu $7.25-7 so; Beissn
$40 aprn, GO Gts.; 5aftr g Cts. /;
Reb.p0rt28S6n.; Rpssen $l.34,
@erfe 50 10; @btsfts frti 4 Doll;
Bacon Hare gsiisn f4-f41gts.; 9@uItsrn
11e; 9 d mafs f6c.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23
sir Die SeiertaQe.
@rpfe @erlppf,ae
but1 Die metropolitan Gift Sc.
8aare 8reife gun, Betras bon
$3.50, o0O.-5eoes Zoos
.s sisht eiuen @reis.

h tf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

ar @efdoffen. Sn Slarfss
bile tpuroe Serr Yeter Sred bon BEN
YoIi3iiten Duncan Nf00re aus 8erTe<
fen nit einem &ebcIber burd Ser
arm gefdofen. Nfoore bate nidt se-
slaubt, Sab Die @nffe seIabeu fei uni
briidte i'm Sdets auf ben @enaunter
ab. - @pieIe Hidlt nit G9iebsrmths
rem
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

EWtb / fuserfetn $685.. 25; Bei3sn
$i.50-2.O0; 8Orn 63-65 gts. 5afsr
54-56c. WeB -gerF $500; Rpsssn
ST 25-f. 26 Cts; Str ife $f.S5-2.O0.
gaepn GGu4tsrn t0l Gts., Ssiten IL 6ts..
g@inftn 19a-20 Cts; 5&maIs II Bis
17a @ts.; @btsfis 81.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

K Sabat- fsbr tsssbrt. eHss 70
ets.; Rsbium gfatt 11a-12 ets.; RebI
Snpsrfsin $3.50; @ttseu1.sO-90;
pa fer SIS; 9Orn Co.'s Grnts
8psgtn1 Dollar unb 80 Gts.; Ree
WprF su 2S Dollars. 9@maIs 10
Cts; 8aeon @duItern ii Cts; aIare
Srttru f53 Cts. gBbietty rObrr, soIlfref
"a. &c.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23
Gtabt nnO @taat.

~ SersIi9en UruB an Or: Sons
burg in Indianapolis, ben Sdreiber
bieies onf Ser 8i6reiie bon @ica9o bel
5einem fursen 2IufentboIte in Snotana'
polls IeiOer nidt antrefen fonnte.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

Hz-NusaebfedJenr.S n SStinas
feb gSoberffpn Gounihi, fin0 Ia bon
Sen Inn Oafioen geiononiB Ginaelperrs
tel, orsoebrod,en. Ser sohn 6eS Sc.
ianonib' : Snipettors gfurpbp bradte
ibasn Sas QIbsnbelIen urS iburbe BON
e;nem Oesnerotfu SerI, staniens Gdne {
mofe., iiberfpaItiat unb in Der 8eripirs
ruuo' aeIouo es Ben @efanaeiien al ent<
EomInet,. MRutphn bsrfplate lie me
fhak Sboemofe rite6sr. Saritatli1e
psfpuosns murAen ron ben Baroern
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

& DiebfabI. Sn Mempbis
itabt Sad @fermaan bon eineth e9ts
sieidbrigen Wfanne, gfan1ens Sobn
Grid, Der nit benz 8aupfer 2ibert1
angefomnien mar un0 eben einen @as
gen -beifeisen ipolIte, elm Enf6enHud
nit $3.50. Ser Dieb miro ner,ritbs
lid baIb inbiefisen 5udtbanle erfdets
men, 6a er ii6erbaupt ale Elm oespeta.
ter ebarafter nbefant If. :
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

~ @ntmort. anfeine On >
fra9e. @ir fnb brieFib befraet
iporben, n lie es fi6 nit Dem Grtrag Der
MISUNDERSTANDING in Ger EurnbaIIe
am 26. Ottober gum Seiten bes &nors
bile 1urnbereinS SerbaIte ? @ir ba<
ben pribatim 0ebpesen anSefrast
rno Die Gntipsrt crbalten, odS 6as
fnanaieIle 8elultate in eineui 8 ft.s
{ It beiteht,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

50 eIesOats D oisnHOl,. gianos, ieoes. .aS0o-$7O
IS ~ 4elpeeons, ieSes e..-7 $3.50
) 9 mdbasoi9ineR ieee -. ..s-.. So-i25
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-23
MEDICAL.
DR. KILLER PAYS PARTICULAR AT,
IL tention to ce.f 1a8 t-tf p3 a.sa-a.i
Medical and Operative sursery ..d mia.
.onoe-ss South c street, opposite Wells,

~,
Fargo o. 70. .EGI fUHi4u
,,,,,~o,.rry 80.
ss.. S..ad H. ~ ~, .ne oily m na,,s W. "
neo's,ne an. uascu Spon .ns ,ame & y, .'.e a.,
one.naif OF those dying a. an early ago can Do
saxea. MS,,, : :. .,,, - III ,,. s,... -.
nn%oPatnYSutes aii cnlapic o.: aiseasee I'm Per. P
nAnentiy, Mnicn nave resslca ~, we skin oi ,ue
,a,, oSs. Seas0 Vi any oi 'he oia NJ"
'eia Ur o,n. q, o,.ac.,. a,ss.s. .n,i,..
lv. M cnlc sErs and ss.x sSI,hau, hleedIns
| Si.tc,ino csntcIzIro or a,pUeino. to nroloI,y
iJSs and Ycsscn tho nnSs,hcr ns ~ d,ys
'''N -, a''
| -s.u a.GTIR o..
II IL one Of tho greatest triumphs Of Homo
opathy TO dispense with the operation OF ampu.
tation gnd excision In more than two'thirns OF
tho essSs; BY ne radical cure OF me diseassd ,sd
TO the knife. Oh . GOD ~
Fractures and serious wounds are healed 10
lets time and with lers pain than under any
other mode Of treatment. -. .--l,
Homeopathy is fainliing mission wnosc end
is the overthrow or all other modes or cure;
and the esta6llshmcnt OF Its own complete and
permanent rule. ..-af--- .r-.f .a---r-
HOMEOPATHY AND LIrE AssuRAKcE.-The
Directors OF London Life Assurance Ofice-
the General frovident AT Its recent meet.
Ing, have placed on record their opinion THAT
Joy moro robust health, are Ices frequently a..
lacked by disease and when attacked recover
moro mpidly than those treated by any other
system that with respect to the more fatal
opathy is small In comparison with that Of Al.
l0pathy; that there are diseases not curable at
all under the latter system which are perfectly
curable under the former and finally, that the
medicines prescribed by HomGopathists DO mot
injure the constitution, whereas those employed
by Allopaths NOT unffeouently entail the most
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-23

IJAyING JUST RETURNED FROM SAN
III Francisco with LARGE STOCK OF
FLOUR, am prepared to yell al articles in,my
line an cheap AZ any man on the Pacific Coast.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-06-11
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.

The Trustees Of the douglas Monu-
ment Association, accompanied by Drs.
Powell anG McVicker, one OF the sons
of the late sr. Douglas, and others,
proceeded to inspect the remains Of the
departed statesman preparatory to their
formal removal from the grave to the
mausoleum on Wednesday, the Sd inst.
Upon removing the lid covering the
glass, the face of the illustzious Sena-
tor was found to be in remarkable
state of preservation-almost as natural
as when buried seven years ago, ex-
cepting that the eyes are more sunken,
the nose more contracted, and she sur
face of the forehead somewhat indented
or yitted., The complexion is very fair
tie contour Of the face and head is ap-
parently unchanged, aud the expression
quite natural and plainly recognizable.
The hair also looked as black aud CLOS
sy as ever, aad the toilet appears as
neat aud tidy as when it was made, not
presenting the least mildew or discolo-
ration.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-06-11
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Jennie Lind talks Of coming to
Americas next fall.
-Garibaldi is tortured, with rheu-
matism so thathe cannot even answer
his letters.
The seventeen year locusts sudden
" appeared in Philadelphia, on the Sd,
in countless numbers.
-Ex-Gov. Levi Lincoln, of Massa-
chusetts, died At Worcester on tie 29'h
in his eighty-sixth year.
"-Mrs. Kep'ble, it is said, has just
received the bequest Of a pair of gloves
worn by Shakespeare while performing
upon the stage, which have successive
" been the inestimable treasure Of Gar
rick, Mrs. Siddons, and lady Of rank
lately deceased in England.
One who visited Gov. Brownlow,
at Knoxville, Tenn, last Wednesday,
states that he was lying on lounge,
shaking all over with the palsy, aud
unable to speak. His family did not,
however, arprchend serious results.
Mark Twain, after his recent lee
ture, was presented BY some Of bis CAL
i,ornia friends with q very beautiful
and higbly-polished silver brick, worth
some $40. The brick bears the follow-
ing inscription "Mark Twain-Alat-
thew, v, 4l-pilgrim." The verse re-
ferred to reads IS follows: "And Who
aoever shall compel thee to 60 mile,
50 With him twain"
There is rumor that King Theo'
dore Of Abyssinia is not dead, but h It
the person who was found shot throus d
the heart in the interior Of the royal
fortress aud supposed to be. the King,
x.s one Of his chief Who volunteered to
die ii his place. A recent dispatch
from Suck states that Theodere escaped
.nd Is nov alive, aud that the Eaei'sh
/ ipnorant Of his whereabouts, announced
hn death.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-06-11

Horace Greeley wr.te the follow
ing characteristic letter to the Univer-
sal Peace Society:
II believe in peace, and mean to do
my best to secure it. My impression,
however, is that disarmins the good and
turning them over to the tender mer-
cies Of the bad is not the way to secure
it. I apprehend that some Of the
chronic enemies Of peace will have to
be disarmed, POSSIBLY killed, before We
can have universal and lasting peace.
Yours. HORACE GREELEY"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-06-11

The Chicago Republicans added
10; its list ovor thirty thousand ncw n
MINES intthes month of May;isn in-
crease, excepting il war times, unpre-
cedented in the Northwest by my; po,
alitioal paper. II isl good, .ttqsa,
.staunch, Republiean PAPER, and we'll up
in the news Of tho day, d s..sl 4, ina
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-06-11

bending his eyes upon his opponent
will you change places; with me a'a
- The flowing sbair Of the othcr wa,
very gray, but he was calm, andsa oul,
fora te~Smoments faltored. ri e.. !
off you INSIST 2 he answered pleas
antly, ''it will givo no advautage.'nS.s 4
They were " wonderfully matched, bul
the young te man y won. They, vagercd
ee'xattravaggaln,ly and waited: deliberately,
but tho young man always won. .,.,..';
.''ll. Il will play you my watch" said the
elderly man-and the young man won:
Il have nothing more" smiled the
pursued, cold as an icicle 5 .iaa%
/ ~ seo'a handsome ring on your fin
ger-an emerald-will you hazard it p
The old man laid it dawn after a
pause. 2vi.3s..~.o 4.f 5i..:s .@,s,izs..j ia
1T is my last ornament" )" he amuttcr.
tered 81 show four queens"
'a Sand I;"'ashrieked the dark. ey ed
youth, tossing away gold, table saad
chairs show four kings! the ring
is mine. You won it from my father
whom you murdered. Ills blood fell
where you stand, and, where I will have
yours" .y,yr, h. 49,, .,..,,...,r 4
= They grappled at once kniyes fast :
cd Cd in the dark, close cabin, and au pistols
clicked and snapped: The bt boats = Z, OIL f ,
GERS and bystanders rushed ID aud RI tore
them apart, and ttey would have beaten
the young man that his hand was rails:
cd against gray hairs. ,>.1@' TIT |.
"GiYe Dc boy fair play ?' e1i,,d c1rii,c,d an +
old negro steward, II knows s 'aiiiT'b III boff,
nese eyes saw de fa)cr ~ IS 'b,'rl lo' '.,iu young :
mars stretched 1t Dc odderl'ss l's>'f fcct;; ,;"'L Let
'em ashore Captain. Give each ob 'em
q knife, and lctzde boat ii; on - j
They placed them uro'n, a. slippery
dixie, 1'in marsh ID ne side, who're Shiny
"lligatcrs lay basl ing, and On the other
hand the soad,' ,.u'bid!i Mississippi >
Ihe passengers crowded. oft; ;;iheyIselll
upon cach:cther in the clear light Of
the afternoon ;. their knives sglittered
an instant, AMI then the ave''gtcr stood
alone with gray 5air at his f;rs =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-06-11

Dickens has already begun max ing
stno'cs, ofsshis reccnt vis,ta He says
nhsaiuAsted during oflwhole Of his
flour mouths tour from What hes iup-'
posed to bo American catarrh.eis IA IS
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-06-11

Permanent Chairman of the National
Union Republican Convention.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-06-11
WAsHIN0ToA, June 1sf. 1876


toilet > special, oonts act for the next SIX
'mooths, should tho bill become a law
and then advertise for. bids for the fol-:
lowing four years AS St. Cloud would
'bs2tvirtually the 1 headquarters of the
eastern end of the route, tho impor-
'tanceiofthe bill to our locality can
readily be seen.:i :s4saa 's1.:# :"
The Richings English Opera Troupe
is inits second week here. Tonight
vas give. the always sweet and delight
operadf 'sMartha," though to a house
by no means ovetflowing,: sd
r"Passitg tho llatel9tyeace'. offico Cop
'pcrhead j,7to.night, Z encountered .
great crowd which had collected tore
joice over the result Of to.day's oily
elections j Ohm r Given, the Demo.
cratic candidate, vas elected Mayor by
i inato'ityo~hichs I did,not stop 10 ||in.
qaire. Tho air was 6lled'with ,ohecirrs;
Tor Andy JoKnson,' ? cries Of "thel
white mans government, . ana hoot.
aad yens, .'I ! I,-n lhs inaiegers r Squad.
we're hastening from Ill sides to JOIN
|, TIC gathering. Even yet oann The
chcerA Ind iearse. of returning parties
of shalfdrunken Andy Johnsonites b
heard on the streets. ". B. NJ.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-06-11


T pie Of tho country. There was but ono
way by which the departments of the
Government could be brought into har.
mony. A demand was made to im.
peach tho President, but it has failed.
1t is not for me to speak Of the reasons
Of that failure It is enough for me in
speaking fer the Rcpublicanlparty to de-
plore that result. The removal of An
drew johnson was demanded BY the ma
,Iional safety We may talk about it,
wo may discuss it as a judicial or po-
litical question; but as question Of
common sense, it is that Andrew John.
son stood in the way OF the peace Of the
country and should be removed. I'm.
peachment is the substitute of modern
civilization for the old fashioned resis.
tat ., and decapitation That is all
there is Of it. In old times, among
barbarous people. when the ruler stoed iu
t ewayofthe peopl they took offhis bead
In America, under the influence civ,
| ilization and Christianity, when:.he rul.
Of stands in the path way Of principles
and the prosperity Of the country, it is,
by impeschment, to take of his .politi'
cal head. Nice, .captious questions
borrowed from ! Police Court, have nc
application here. Il is enough that the
interests of millions Of the American
people demanded that this obstruc,io,
should be taken. ont Of the y. ,. and j,
ought to have been doue, or, to use !,
lawyers phrase, johnson ought to hav,
Ebeen indicted. He ought 70 have bee,
charged upon the common courts an,
oonyicted and removed 81
Mr. President and gentlemen Of th'
convention, thers remains for rs bu
this remedy spsak Of The impe.ch
:Imsnt MA failure there i hut one ID
lbsnal that oannot .be,a solEupted. e
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