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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-10-08

j. Geo. W. Jackson Cashier of the First Nation
al Bank, ofGallipolis. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true, to the best Of my knOwl-
edge and belief GEO w. JACKSON, Cashier.
5ef State OF ohio.
tsta,p County of Gallia.
- Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
('o" r. +. STEWART,
Notary Public.
Oct 8, 1868.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-10-08
Wholesale Market.

Corrected Weekly by HEsKING, ALLEMoNG Co.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-10-08

KENTUCKY OUT OF THE UNITED
STArEs.-A Copperhead inquired of
a Radical how many people were at
Irenton at the Republican meeting
on the 23d inst. The Radical told
him ftiy million. Why, said the Cop
perhead, ''that is more people than
there is in the United States" I
know that, said the Radical, but the
rest came from Kentucky.
2- Tn the dark hours of the
war, just before the glorious vic
tories of Vicksburg and Gettysburg,
HoRAT1o SEYMOUR sneeringly said:-
''Where are the victories you prom
ised us?'' Now, he would have sol
diers and Union men vote for him
Vote for GRANT and CoLFAx.
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REGULAR
Cincinnati & Marietta
PASSENGER PACKET,
E D I N B U R G Il
CAPTAIN J.L. THOMPSON.
G. W. THOMPSON, CLERK,

Leaves Gallipolis for Cincinnati every Sat-
urday morning at 8 O'Clock.
Leaves Gallipolis for Marietta every We'd
nesday morning at O'Clock
Freight and Passage receipted through to
Wheeling and Pittsburg, and by Rail or Riv-
er to all points South or West.
N. B. Special attention gj to Families
moving away. Through tie zzlyen to any
point desired, cheaper than other line
March 10, 1861 AsssI
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-10-08
urror REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For YIoE President,
SCHUYLER COLFAX,
OF Indiana.

FoR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
eDAvID TOD,
Eiectors ~ Large SAMUEL GALLOWAY.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24

"Wtll, my lad, whore are you travel:
inn this s.erny weather alone2" asked
IN inquisitivs landlord in the North Of
Vermont, during the late war, OF boy
whose father was Engaged 10 smuggling,
aud had sent him, young o. he was, with
su importan. message, 10 sdvanes Of the
party "Going to draw my pension,
vas tbe reply. ;, "Pessienl" echoed the
,stonished landlord, "vhst does such 9
small boy ss you draw . pension Tor r
SMipdine ny own bssinsss and letting
SAsa of others sloss."
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24

STATE OF MARKET.-Tho eommcrcia
reported Of au exchange gives the follow
iog market austuations:
6s-Risiug every day.
Guupowdsr-Goes Of easily. .
, Bitter Beer-Has . downward tend
sncy.
Indigo-The trade 10 dying.
Picked Pork-Desd and inactive.
Yrsudy-Very spirited.
VeYmillion-Fiuds . reddy sale.
Nutmegs-In greater demand.
Soda Water-Brisk and lively.
Lead Very heavy.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
THE FARMERS BOOK

l40 beautiful and useful illustrations. $50 octave
pages. showing just what every farmer wants to
TO know;
How 10 Mako tho Farm Pay.
Send for Circular giving fall description.
FARMERSl FARMERS SONSi
Experienced Book Agents and others wanted. to
tako this book to every Farmer In every commu.
nifty. Business permanent. Pays from el50 to
5000 per month, according to experience aad
ability. Address,
ZEIGLER, McCUEDY L co,
Philadelphia, Pa, Cincinnati, Ohio, Chicago, III
or St. Louis, Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
WHITE MEN MUST RULE AMERICA
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
Best N Y. Weekly Published
NEW YORK DAY-BOOK
.E~IDHO AGDG1GDe
Devoted 10 White Supremacy, State
Eqality, and Federal Ccien.
the PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
A Political Newspaper--A Family Liter.
ary. and an Agricultural Paper.
NOW IS THE TIME TO FORM CLUBS.
NOW rs THE TIME TO FORM CLUBS.

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,,oln. .u, ,USs,.nI.r, n.n.r a.sa,"d 70 ,ho
P".,,, Pu.s ""u ra,.sn;iw nnI os .So ncm"e
.,;. s...s .n,a X" A. nnI os *. .,.nJ An,n,;.
.,s T.acro,.d S,.,.. -, Wh;,c has;s
"s,ahi;sssI v.n y, Ws.h;n.,"m apS ~ Es,hors ~
Ana,;san ,;Io,,v n. Soid. sS., ,h;s sioriou.
Hmor;csm svste,y of .cif. snvcrn;ns 81, .cs and
homnssne.c. ctix.n.h;n' vSich. in .cvontv vcnrs
Of nsscs and nrosncritv' never shed ono :lrop of
American LIo,d or convicted :. single citizen of
di.loyaity, or directly taxed tho people one dol
lar for its support. and might safely bo extended
over inc who,o .oouhu,ess eoh''uen', wIs .ne
pest government on tne EARN, M anu must % re- re.
stored las was inadc ny washington OF the
whoic lana must heeas coHaPsc INTO eh"os' ""a'-
{ THK DAY BOOK, therefore. demands the rcsto.
ration OF tnS Whito HePao,'e, ana as ,nl, mus
reason. or the bood and suffering Of the people,
ea.hesy n",s ,h ,ur r ans ne; i"ne; anu "y uo y
Moprrciisu. il strives It's utmost utmost to save the
counfrv from Tho awful nccessi,e. Of tho latter
I Tho bay. Book will, howoyer. hereafter be moro
thnn ever devoted to ali tho vario purposes Of a
nonar Consc;ou. that IL rcachc. ,hnn.anas of
rr"It - 80 IL. ,I k.sJ -.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
MACUIRE'S
SarSaparilla Stomach Bitters.

THE best Aromatic Stomachic ever offered Ia
L tho public. tits an excellent tonic, pleasant
to the taste and agreeable to tho stomach, and
will DO found vastly superior to any other article
in use fer promoting digestion, preventing chiIls
and fever, strengthening and purifying tho blood
II Is made from the saIsaparilla, StilliAgia, Yel-
low Dock, Snake and Blood Roots and Caiisaya,
Prickly Ash and wahoo Barks, and possesses rars
medical qualities.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24

- ...Irf
The Soslh Pacific Railroad Company
- OFFERS FOR SALE
100000 ACR ELS
Of tho Dc,t Agricultural and Miseral Landl
IN THE WEST,
In trscls Of - asres and upwards, at prices rang
Cash.
These lands are ,oes.oa on tho
Line Of the SoutA Pacific Iailroad
Estsndine from 81. Louis u the Southwestern
Boundary Of tho State, and within . distance
Of Aftssn miles on each side Of the track. So
lectsd ovce twelve yea9s agO from among the
choi est lands in the state, granted TO the State
BY Act Of Congress, and transferred 70 the South
from 81. Louis to Little Pinsy, 9 distance Of l2S
miles, and active preparations in progress for
pushing the road to completion.
Great Inducements TO Settlersl
Colonies, Mapufactsrers, Trade.mcs, Mechanics
and the Farmer, will have NIL tho advantages
growing up with tho opening of this new and
rich country. Tho South Pacific Railroad will
be, on occount OF the temperate climate, mild
winters, and tho exceedingly rich countries
POPULAR ROUTE FROM THE ATLANTIC
TO THE PACIFIC. These lands will rapidly
increase in value as this railroad approaches
completion.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
Example. .-Forty acres at So per acre on short
credit; the principal, one quarter cash down. bal
ance In two and three years, at ten per cent. Ia.
tcrost, IN advance, each year.
Interest. Principal
Cash payment SIS 0O SO 90
Payment IN One Year 10 90 so 90
Paymen in Two Years s W 80 90
Payment in Three Years 30 70
Circulars, Maps and all information relating to
these lands, furnished gratis. by applying in
person or by letter, to
South Pacific X. H., ~. Louis.
Nov. 20, 1868 .-n4s-3m
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
TIE new YORK OBSERVER

Il now Publishing q NEW SERIAL STORY,
to run through large part oi the next volume,
entitled
"MR. BROWNlNG'S PARISH"
ANnew Subscribers viVget The Story
Complete.
Wo send GROVER h BAKER's $55 Sewing Ma.
chine for IL new Subscribers.
In order to introduce the Observer to new read
crs and new circles Ct influence, We make tho
following liberal offers for
New Subscribers
We will send the Observer for one year to
2 subscribers, one or both being new, for ~ 90
3 two or all & 90
4 three or oil 10 90
Or, to any person sending US 1--WE or moro NEW
subscribers, We will allow ono dollar commission
on each.
n1- Send by Check, Draft, or Post. Office order.
sample copies and circulars sent FREQ.
Terms, $3.50 . year in advance.
SIDNEY T.. MORSE, Jr., 4 Co.,
81 Park Row, New York.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24

TAKEN up By Richard Seymour, Of Union
1 township, Lincoln county: . bay roam horse.
befove, small star In the forehead, small white
stripe on the nsck, supposed to have been done
with rope, about IS hands high, some appear
spes Of brand on left shoulder. Appraised at $25
before John NJ. Reeds, J. p. n453w
TAKEN upby John s. White Of Bedford town
i ship, soirel mare. small white star on the
forehead, lump ON the right eide, lame In the
left fore foot. bad . shoe on tho right fore foot
In good order, Ia hands high, about i8 years old
Appraised at $40 before J ID. Shelton,J JP [n4I
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
THE LADIES
A. a LECTURE
1&A TO YOUNG M f. N.

- Il ID u ID U N u M IL N
JSt Pabiished, in Sealed Enre'ope. Price sir cents.
4 lecture on tho Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure of spermatorrbee or Seminal
Weak ness. involuntary Emissions, Sexual Dcbii-
ity, and Impedimcnts to Marriage generally
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits
Mental and Physical incnpaclty, resulting from
self abuse, &c by RoBtRr j. CULvRRwRLL, NJ.
D., author Of tho screen Book" &c.
The world renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of self abuse may no
efrectuaily removed without medicine, md wit.r-
out dangerous surgical operations, bougics, in
strumcnts, rings, or cordials, pointing out .
mode Of cure ut once certain and caectual. ty
which every sufferer, no matter what his condi-
tion may be, may euro himself thoapiy, privately
and radically. Th. lecture ~iN rrore a boon to
thousdnds and thorsonds.
Sent under soal, to my adj e,., in . plain
sca led envelope, on tho receipt Of six cents, or
two postage stamps. Also DR.. Culvcrw.lrS
"Marriogo Guide" pricc 25 cents.
Address the publisher,
ClIAS. J.C. KLINE d co.,
l21 B0wery. New York,
July 0 'cs n2s I!l Post Oficc Box $50.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
MAGU|RE'S BENNE PLANT

For the Cure Of DiarrhGd, Dysentery,
Summer Con,ph,,nt, Cholera MorJns,
F'un, Caildren's Teething, and the
Great Preventative IF Asiatic Cholera.
THIS extraordinary Medicine, the fame Of
L which Is spread broadcast throughout the
country, is undoubtedly superior to any remedy
ever offered to the public :or the complaints for
which 1t is intended. We have in our possession
testimonials furnished voluntarily by Col. Logan,
lato Chief Typographical Engineer Bureau nj
Washington, Gen. Fits Henry Warren, General
rlcasanton, and others Of the army Father p
J. DeSmct, the celebrated Indian Missionary ;
also officers Of the Navy, Surgeons, Ilosritnl
Stewards, Commanders of nearly every steamer
plying on tho Mississippi aud tributary rivers,
| Western Sanitary and Christian Commissions,
army ehnpl"ins, and others too numerous to men
tion. Likewise highest encomiums of the Press,
most Of which arc published in our Almanac,
| which wo will send to any ono requesting II.
rrnising its valuable medicinal qualities in the
highest terms. No other medicine has such re-
commcndation.. Sold by druggist and medicine
| dealers everywhere.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC
For 1860.

We havo now in press, anil will publish about
the lst Of January, THE DEMOCRATIC AL
MANIAC for ls8O. 1t will contain besides the
usual matter Of all Almanacs, full and Official re-
turns Of tho Presidential and other elections,
compared with previous ones, the most important
Acts of Congress, President Johnson's Veto
Messages AMI Proclanations, List of Federal and
State Officers, Members Of Congress, Statistical
and other information indispensable to every pol
itician, planter, farmer, merchant or mechanic.
Al orders riN be filled according to the date ct
their reception. Cash must accompany all orders.
TERMS.
Single copies, by mail. prepaid, 20 cents.
Seven copies, by mail, prepaid, 81 90
Fifteen comics, by mail, prepaid, 2 90
One hundred copies, by express, IL 00
Address
VAN EvRIE, HORTON r CO,
No. 1872 Nassau street, New York.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
IOWA HOMESTEAD AND WESTERN
FARM JOURNAL,

An Official State Paper, edited by Dr.. G. srRAers,
Published weekly at tho Capital Of Iowa. Tho
terms range from rs down to 10 cents line, ac-
nording to space, and length of time continued.
Rcmittances can be msdo from 81 up, 10 timo
draft on long continued advertisements II pre-.
fered) and tho paper containing advertisement
will be sent -"
Terms Of Subscription Ono cory, $3.50 3 or
months, samc rate. Eleven copies, $40; Twcn-
ty-two copies, $40. Address HOMESTEAD 4 FARx
JoJRSAL, Des Moines, Iowa.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
MACUlRE'S
El:DeCtO2'O1lt Sl11"ay21

L1AS no equal rs n remedny for the above COM
II plants. 1t is compounded from Wild Cher.
ry, Livcrwort, squills, Scgcnn. Snake Root, Elc.
cnmpngue, IIorchound, Iceland and Irish Moses,
Liquorice, &c, and is q simple, harmless, and
most cfectuai medicine, as will be seen from the
ingredients. For children particularly it is OK.
ccicnt.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
MAGUBRE'S
HAIR RESTORA TIVE

THIS elegant article for restoration Of tho
l. growth OF tho hair, Ms well as preserving It
from turning grny, and changing gray hair back
to its original color, without dyeng it,) stands
Mt tho head Of all Hair Restorntives. 1t Is one
of the oldest, and its popularity and famo cannot
DO taken from It. Price 81 per bottle,
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24

SOLD ny DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
]. & 4. MAGUIRE, Sole Proprletors
Cor. Second and Give strets, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Jan 2, 1858, nj "
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
And Manufacturer and Dealer in
II u R VITU IL IL 4.
Near North Missouri Railroad Depot,
st. Charles, Mo-,

Metallic and Wooden Co6ins of all sizes
and qualities Kept constantly on hand or
Made TO Order on short notice. Or.
drs BY telegraph for Ccfin' filled
promptly.
Turning, Dressing: Lumber and Scroll
ing tor Carpenters and others promptly
attended to. [mchl2 nlltny pd
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
MONEY SAVED !

We nrc constantly purchasing for cash in the
New York and Boston Market, all kinds Of
DRY AND FINCY GOODS, SILKS, COZ.
TONS. ROOTS AND SHOES. WATCHES
SEWING MACHINES. CUTLERY,
DRESS GOODS. DOMESTIC
GOODS, de-. DC.
Which VIC arc actually selling nt m average price
of Onc Dollar for each article. Our sales
being strictly for cash, and our trade much larger
than that Of any similar concern, enables US to
give bcttcr bargains than can be obtained Of any
other house.
THE LADIES
Are Especially invited to give rs a trial.
SEND poR A CIRCULAR AND EXCHANGE LIST.
Our club system Of selling Is as follows: For
81 We send 20 patent rcn iouutains and checks
describing 20 different articles to bc sold for .
dollar each. 40 for 81 60 for 50; 100 for $40,
sent by mail. Commisssons larger than those cGcr,d
BY any other firm, according 60 tho slRs Of club.
Single fountain and check, 10 cents. Male and
female agents wanted. send MOhey in Reg.
istercd Letters. Send us . trial club and you
vii, acknowledge thot you cannot afford to buy
goods Of any other houso thereafter.
EASTMAN e KENDALL,
OS Hanover street, Boston, Mass.
Iuna No E,n evpd2,,
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
MACUIRE,S
AGUE MIXTURE

For tho Cure Of CAiNs and F'rer, Inter.
n,stent Ferer, Dumb Agne, Diseased
Lirer, dc.
Tor morc than iiftcan years this great and in
J. fallibe specific has been used as n remedy foi
tho above complaints, and II has effect the most
extraordinary cures, controlling the diseases after
every other medicine has been rcsorted to without
effect. Thousands have tested its efficacy, and
all who have used it will give testimony to its
wonderful success.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
JOHN EsTEN COOKIES NEW NOVEL
+. j. HUNTINGTON e. CO.,
$50 Broome Street, New York.
IIavc in Press, to be ready in October,
MOHUN;
Or, Last Days Of Lee and his Paladins.
f.. BY j. EsrEN Cooke,
Author Of "surrey Of Eagles Nest"

OF "Snrrey," Of which Mohun is scquc', Ten
Thousand copies wero almost Immediately sold.
Tho new work is still moro intensely interesting.
cloth, with upward OF 500 pages, it has for its
frontsPiece hpe steel medallion head of Gen.
Lee, aud four beautiful Illustrations In Homers
best style. Either book sent by mail free, ON receipt
Of he price, - IS. For sale by all Booksellers
| and Nswsdealers In town and coaatry. nag st
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24

Coughs, Colds, Wheoping Cough, As'hn,o,
and all affections Of Throat and Lungs.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
CONJUGAL LOVE,
BLANK NOTES
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

Advertise yeur business In Tho Lin
celn County Herald. Terms very
ceasanable.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
MAGUlRE'S
id MAICA GIN G E Il

The best preparation Of Ginger in use, and is
warranted superior Tor strength and purity to
any other.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-12-24
NORTH MISSOURI

Ia - II II Ia % "A - 4
~ ~ ~ R
Takes effect Sunday, Pebru2ry 20. 1858, at P.
TRAINS FROM ST. LOUIS TO MACON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-06
FROM WASHINGTON.

CHICAGO May 5.
Washington specials state that General A.
G. Lawrence, United States Minister at Costa
Ricn, and Baron Evan Kuskerlan first Secreta-
~ OF the Tuscan Legation, nowat Washington,
fought duel Monday morning. four miles
from Baltimore. One shot was intershanged,
when the affair was amicabiy adjusted.
Neither was hurt. The challenge was given
by the General. The Baron made remark
which the General considered insulting to his
wife. So the story is.
New YoRx. May s.
The Herald Washington dispatches state
that Senator Fessenden has prepared an opin-
ion tLat there are no grounds shown in the
evidence or arguments justifying the conyic-
ton Of the President Mr.. Morrill, offered
Fessenden an adverse opinion, but failed to
convince him. several other Republican
Senators are reported to have followed Fes.
senden's example.
Its now stated that new party, headed By
Chase for the Presidency, sgainst General
Grant, is to be Immediately formed by Fessen-
den, Henderson, Trumbull and other mode
rate Republicans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


a FTER due consideration and experience
IA We have determined tfr the ban.f. Q. Cur good
customers from ihs 18th Of Msy, isss sirrt tAs
CASH SYSTEM for Beer. TO bs paid on es'ieery.
Our premp paying castomefs complain hat they
bayS To sks for ths oss B.stsineS by failure
Of others 10 meet their beer bills Ia order 10 avoid
cash system ia lev priss- sit from tn isin ot Nay
sell Lag Beer at fi3 per barrel Hatl further nste
70 By ntd IL al cases on dslivsrs fais the best
the bser seller.
The be8sst saloon per al~ayn PAYS each the ds-
haasst ohr will never pay II he can help 1t. A
through diligence aud close attention eptst
fishes btsfnssa, then else along sni
s'arts opposstton possible to him IL makes
no difference hos much rent be has to pay nh. does
WE'LL il will be all right II net the Brewer vii. los his
money AID thu odsstabliihsd loon keeper Is Injured
hs e
tt.on hsrels is rssei leyoGd what the bastses will
iss,fy sfd the saioon keeper either has 70 pay IT, q
will ID sor rneasure eo away with fhs
NEW SALOONS
ca not bt 80 essils eaalli.hsd. usa open. a new
salooa b$rro~s to ht "a Lss credit for h.r snd IL
'ns hus'nsss % no saol tssn the breser asw'ndied
beer y the brewer as.ns, The casa systm
sfii 40 away With such MrsaESos basinss.
THE CASH SYSTEM WILL BE APPLIED
10 ALL SALOON KEEPERS.
Tbs good payer wouid inst as rather every dsy
= wechiI o monthT. m delinaoehts can't ret any
oeer without the money With NEST of oar customers
hsre to treat all alike.
OUR COUNTRY CUSTOMERS
are infFmed sha will furnish beer sfa per barrel
/ 70 bs past IN ssis
Parties sending sums unser f25 must pay express
charges. on all sums over SIS we will pay ehstg.s
Ec1k keeping wi be done away with. The Grsr ped
oilers will b held responsible for The beer or shs
We shrk that cur custom viii se psTfestiy sats-
nsd with this arrangement and bs,ive tis. they Will
fnd II beneficial to them a. we'll As 10 n.
Reofuf, aay 1873
JOSEPH KURZ
sCEorT BRO,
G PEcHsrETN NAaRL,
LEtsY BRO
[ Y. ". ANEGUrIZ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-06
LATE GABLE DISPATCHES.
NEv Yonx. Nav

NEW York, Nays.
The Heralds London despatch, dated May
4tb, says: D'Israeli, At ! meeting Of the Cab.
met this morning, reviewed the situation and
advised : retention Of thsoflcs susul after .
general expression Of the people could be
had upon tie !ris6 Church qdestIon. Lead
ing members dissented, and dasine ID enss-
lpe diAns6on hessss. STANLEY, Mslmesbury
and Hardy, declined to serve longer in the
Cabinet under D'Israeli. 81.
Mr.. D'Israeii then Immediately sought
az audisnes With the Qsesn, placing
bis resignation in her HANDS,. He then
fstarhed 70 In Cabinet, and il reported
to have induced the above rnsnbers 70 agree
10 retain th6s :0mc61.
Her Majesty refused to accept D'lsrasli's
resignation, which fact b. communicAted to
bis colleagues. The disssatiug membsrs then
axfssl 10 remain, and D'Israsli's Cabinet
still contippes
tstliament tiii be dissclved il entnpn,
and general election held, when the new
Reform Bill comes into quessisa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-06
XLth CONGRESS---Second Session.
WASHINGTON, May 5.

WASHINGTON, May 5.
HOUSE.
The Speaker announced as q select Com
mittee to investigate Mr. Washbnrnes
charges against Mr.. Donnelly, Messrs Banks,
Thomas of Maryland Poland, Grswold,
Blair of Michigan, Woodward and Beck.
Mr. DAVIS, at the request of Mr. Butler, of
fered resolution that the Committee also
inquire into the allegations Of Mr.. Brooks on
Friday, relative to Mr. Butler.
SENATE.
Mr.. Cameron moved to invite the members
Of the Medical Convention, now in session in
the city, TO seats in the gallery without tickets
saying that they numbered about two hun
dred.
Mr.. Drake objected, and the manou waa
disagreed to.
ifMr. Bingham resumed bis argument.
Mr. Bingham after recapitulating his ar
euments Of yesterday, took up the question
whether or not it is necessary 10 this case to
prove the evil intent he would not argue
| tkeipoint at any length, because 1t was plain-
| " settled By the common law and practice Of
| centuries. He the referred to the question
OF the power of the President to Gil sacans
ciss created bY hlmself during the session OF
! !he Senate, and went on TO argue with refer
ence 10 all provisions bearing on the subject;
| that right to appoint Cabinet officers without
| the CONSENT Of the Senate, was no where
| granted 10 the President by the Cepstitutlon;
It could not be claimed that the War, ONCE
vas merely filled as vacancy by "a tempora-
nv appointment, for the Prsnalents latter of
authority appointed General Thomas for an
| indefinite time. He argued that the power
! Of removal granted the President in 1853 was
| restricted BY subsequent iegislat,pn- He leia
! elso fiat President Adams removed Mr..
| Pickering before the Senate met, although
oa the same day; he asked of what avail
would be the provision Of the Constitution
| limiting the power to fill vacancies during
recess Of the Senate. and to the issue Of COM
niesious to expire at the beginning of the
/ next session if the President could create
/ vacancies at win during the session of the
| Senate. BY such an appointment he could
| keep men in Office at his pleasure, without
regard to the Constitution; With regard
to The Presdent'e defense that he sought TO
use the validity Of the Tenure-osoflcs law,
he asserted there has never been clear un-
equivocal clear decision Of the Supreme
| Court against the constitutionality Of the law
4 Of Congress, and held il was only bold pre-
tense Of the President to take upon himself
responsibility which the Court itself had
never assumed. The presumption was al
i together in favor of the laws validity. To ad-
init his possession Of Of discretionary and
judicial preroRative would bs to clothe the
creature with . power superior to the power
which created him, and would enable him at
pleasure to defy the will Of the people, the
Constitution and the laws. He then recited
the three laws which the President vaa
charged with having violated, claim.
ins il had already shown that