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The New York herald., 1868-06-23

FISHING lTEMs.-The Gloucester Advertiser says
that the schooner Montana, welch, arrived from A
four weeks cruise to the Grand Banks Iast week
with e6,7 7!3 pounds Of halibut and 225O pounds OF
the largest fare OF halibu ever landed by GIouces-
ter fisherman some fourteen sail OF vessels have
arrived from the south the present week with good
rels each. The mackcre sell readily nj remuner,,.
tive prices and the business bids fair 10 prove as sue
cessful as last season. = - =.
The New York herald., 1868-06-23

The Goloss OF st. Petersburg processes to have
solved the mystery OF Prince Napoeon's latest jour-
neg. lie has been sent by his cousin, the Emperor,
to take last look round before the outbreak OF the
inevitable European war. His object In going to
the Poles for he Is already designated by a certain
party as King of Poland
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-17
, NUKGE =. nUUu.IruA, Artorney ..e

II EURGE r. noCU.lfON, Attorney dnd
Counsellor at Law and SoIcltoI in Cn l..
H., ST. AiDans, Vermont. ono, near >bc foo.-
ace, ana iesIurlcc On Ncidcu street.
k,%U, United states Commissioned, Commits
ILtr of Deeds fOl the States uI New IoIh.
srachus ctts, ana other states. lie "lll Sl\,
|Jn III attention To All professional business
| ia whlcH Ia MA! )c entrusted.
vt. A4bsI us. Nov. 4. loui. II
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-17
y ltmAKDsUN,, rlU1uNE GAL.EHY.

u Nam, opposite Din, sheet, ot. Adams,
CUP ottlrs) Open all hours OF the day,
Ilndays eAcepted.) ALI the latest styles of lnc-
Ius made at TINS Gallery. buns and ne
r. Frames, SteroOscopic ana card Pictures oi
|rmont Scenery, al at loA pncos. Can earl!
Il often. 1. u. ILHAIiDoUN,
lJi-tt. Proprietor.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY

DY buving the new Patent Plated Spoons ana
ID Forks. Warranted to wear equal to the
bust Treble Plate ut very muca ess price. Call
and see them at lluntington's west side Main
Street.
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IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS
THEIR WI WIDOWS.

HNiIOsE INTERh,. sid ARE HERR ny
] Notified that am agent to transact all lri-
ness pertaining To pensions, bOnnties and back
pay. Claims of the abnve nature can be pre-
sentcd, and their allowances obtained, by appyl
ing To WA. BRIL- GAS,
. st. Adams, May 10th, 1866.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-17

i \. SOW LES. Attorney and Counsellor at
l.. Law and solicitor III Chanccry. Oiiicc over
II National Bank st. Adams, Vt.
!. S.-~Wlli attend to Collections, and prosecute
nns again the United states Tor Arrears Of
\ ur bounty to soldiers, Widows ana lnvalid's
|nsluns, Nc., Ac 3-tt
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Only Six Days Througi: With
out Change of Boat.

This we'll known and reliable Company. will.
h'll,g the present Season. run their Line %.
ri class Upper Cabin Stetmer- dilv, betweer
'glenSlnrgh. O-wego, Cleveland, r,ls l., DE.
r"it, chicago. Milwaukee, and intermediate
"rt-. leaving Oglensburyh On arrival of Tx.
'rcss train from the East.
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BUCk, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
L. Lon AT LAW. Also, Agent iUr first
81 INSURANCE Companies, and for obtaining
ld'Is pay, &c.
,thcc over Weeks store. l-tf
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VERY MONT VEHT,iAL AND TILL, N
ENl.kuAiIS.
SUMMER ARR iNTFMENT.
CommeiclnR Sept. Ii. 1893.
TRAINS uolNo ,urln AM EAST

/ Leave 1t. Adams ut % T. n - uDDl
ami $50 D. IN.
/ Mail Train leaves Erusrs Po ut at $40 a. m,
receives passengers from bgdrushi,rgh u. H..
AMI CONNECTS at White River junction ami Eel.
lo"- Falls with trains f"r l"st"n. W"rc,S,rr
Springfield. aud WITH t,Tin- nu fa-~ump7lc X.
H.. arrives at New I"rk at ln.Ij - N.
ImN Express leaves Muuucai I'll $40 =. M. 81.
johns at luan a. m. Ugd,i-burg.l AT 90 III,
t"usc's Point a. l0.i5 a. M. for boston, Ac, ar
irving in Boston ia. Lowell at le:jO u. m.
Night Express leaves Ogdcnshurgh al Loo y.
M, Montreal AT 3:h +. M, Eonser Point at 6.'id
=. M, st. Johns at 900 H. M. arriving at Bu~t"
at X. 10 a. M, connecting al E"ilows Falls with
Cheshire Road for Boston aud Worcester and
with Vernon Valley iaroad for springfield, Ac.,
and arriving IN NcwlOrk At l2.A ~ M
TRAINS GuING NoHru ANp VEST.
cave 1T. Alban- tor Montren at $40 a. m.
and Gjj D. M. For ltuusc- Point, Ogdcu-hurLi II
and the Nest at d and Hoo Il. A., and CD
y. IN.
Day Express leaves Boston via. Lowell 500
m. Tor Burlington, st. Adams. Montreal &c.
arriving at Vi tire Il 1t i0:l'p N ''SicusburEt
~ l2..0 "A. IA, making close connection with the
train for toe West
Mail Train leaves Boston VIA Lowell, at 40
1. III, VIA Lawrence and fitchburg 1T $50 H. m.
prinEilcld at I:l5 a. M. for burlington, am
st. Adams
rhc trains leaving Boston via. FitchburJ at
100 II. M. and Sprirvticd at 7:lj Il. m. connect
At White River Jui,t til with the LAY Express
train.
Accommodation Nrair leaves Mortified at
7:i5 q. M, for Burlington, Rutland, 81. Adams.
kouscs Point. Ogendesbdrgh, &c.
Night Express leaves Bellows rails at 1000 =,
Il E, receiving passengers from vermont Valley
liaiiroad. leaving New York at l2.l5 y. M, ana
rom Oh shire Railroad, leaving boston at 5;3
>. M, conn, cling AZ White River Junction Will
train leaving Boston at 5: r. n., for Burling-
ton, Rouse's Point Montreal and Ogdensburgh.
connecting with steamers aDdGrand TRUNK
Trains foi thcWcst.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the night,
Express trains running between st. Adams
Boston, and st. Adams and Springfield.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West foj
sale at the principal stations.
Ii. MERRILL, Sup.
~ Ii,,uu Sopt 1893
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AMEs >rON IL. GROCER, Kingman B.oci
,ialn street, ~. AiDins. VI. liU
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~OitliiIcisV RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMEN r-Is3I-5.

On and after Monday, Nov Ii, 1864, passenS
Trains Viii run iuliUWs:
CPwAKD TRAINS.
Day Express Train leaves Concord ~ tJ.3J
a., " nltc MYcr Junction, connecting VT
train- tor Montpelier, burlington, tuuse .'uln
,ionlrea., AV., ANA NTH OS,cnsuufSii and Graz
irun, lttllroads, for the West.
Aiall IRAN leaves Concord at 10 - IL. IN.
Nlntc kNcr junction, CONNECTING with tralil /,
hcils itl\el, 81. JolIllsDur!, barton, NcMpul
Niliougnbl and MaSos Lanes, ouliistcad, nat
.ttietuA, ana Lancas,cr, also, With Trans Il
'lontcl DuriiiiStou 1T. Adams, itodse Pom
Iontreia, US'icnsourSh, and the Nest.
bristol Tram leaves Concord 1T $50 p. H., l.
rankin and bristol.
evening Express Tram leaves Concord at =.
;. M, lor White hlVcr junction, connecting VII
rains tor Muntpcler, Burlington, 1T. AiDli
ionst's Point, Montreal. OSdensbur6n, and u
N.st
'Or on arrival of trains from Boston, Wolcest, .
Portsmouth. Portland. ac.
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
Morning Express Tram leaves White Rive
junction for Concord at l.l5 Il. M, or on arrlvi
i train from OSdensbuigi and Montreal. y
,lundays at Il. % instead Of LID.
Bristol Train leaves Bristol for Concord at
/. M, and Franklin at 9.l2 ii. m.
Mail Train leaves White River Junction f.
Concord at IL. 10 p. M, or on arrival Of trln
Ver the Vermont Central, Passunpsic, an
Mite Mountains railroads.
Day Express Train ,caves White River Jun,
ion at hos p. M, or on arrival Of trains froi
,lontreal and Ugdensburgh, Brattleboro', Keen,
bellows Falls, WnGsJr, Nc., connecting at Co:
:urd with train tor Manchester. Nashua, Lowe
md Boston.
These trans connect at Concord with train
or Manchester. Lawrence, Portsmouth, Por
land, Nashua, Worcester. New York, Lowell All
b pstou. ONSLOW STEARNS, Agent
Concord. ~ II. Nov. TO- lS6I W IT,
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EATUA ~ WILSON. Attorneys at Law.
ID and ol,iors in Chancory. Office i'll No
New Block 1T. Adams Vt Attend Courts
QUARRY III Franklin, Orleans, and Lanoillc
.untics l59-ti
! (. c. BENTON, W. u. WILSON.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NiIE st. Adams Bank Of ~. Adams VT, whose
l charter I, lninat, Il ON the 25th day OF March,
,oS, hereby give notice thai II viii redeem it's
outstanding bills, at its banking house. i'll the
erlnont National Bank Of ot. .lbans, for one
ear from the 18th day Of May, 1868, agreeally
the following act. Il. BAhLUW,
Cashier.
t. Adams, VT, May Goth, 1868
III act relating to the redemption Of Bank notes.
1t is hereby enacted. dc.
SEC. !. After the expiration of the charter OF
my bank chai tered by this state, or after the
crliil ation of the cAlstcncc OF any such ba X,
Sreeably to the laws Of this state, such bank
uaN cause notice to he published III ali the week
" newspapers 81 the county where such bank ~
ncated Tor one full Wear, setting forth til said
'aiIk viii redeem Its GU standing bills, the day
Il the expiration OF its charter or the date OF
he termination ut its existence, and copy OF
his act; and upon due publication OF such mo-
ice, neither such bank nor its officers shall he
liable to any action for the non-redemptlon for
my of its outstanding bills, unless the saline
Sha have been duly presented and payment
thereof demanded within the year aforesaid, at
the banking house Of said bank.
SEC. 2. After the expiration of the charter,
n after the trrmin" tion of the existence OF any
such bank, as afure said, such balk shall cease
10 be subject to the Operations, or liable to the
provisions of the sixt, -third section VI chapter
elghty -nine of the general statutes.
SIC. 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 1866. 2lG-ly
Ma 2Uih. 1868.
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GILMAN. DENTIST. - Office in the
Lo KINGMAN BLOCK, Main ST., opposite thc
.ugregatiuual Church. 1-tf.
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- a. Al. y. NMIiil ~, iol Your IA
" ana Water Clothing.
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DUTLlAD AND BURLINGTON AND VT
~ VALLEY RAILROAD.
On and after bee. I'd, 1867, trains will r,u
as follows, VIZ:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Bu.....i3ton At $3.50 a. M, :3j p. m. 3:2t
J;ij p. III. Arrive at Rutland AT HRS IL. H., i:l(
p III. 500 a. III. $3.50 IL. III.
Leave ltutland at 4:UU Il. m, 1900 m. ArrN
bellows tals at 7iU and 2:2U p. M, IL 3:25 a..
Leave Bellows Falls at $50 a. M, 2:25 p III
$3.50 IN. Arrive at Bratt.eboro at 500 i. IL.
J2O y. M, 427 4. IN.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Brattleboro at 100 a. M, li5 & 900
N. Arrive at fellows abs AT l2:UU =. H., an,
$40 and 100 p.
Leave Bellows Falls at 1885 p. M, 5:45 p. IN
1000 y. III. Arrive ut Kutiai.I at $40 p. III.
300 p. III. l235 IL. IN.
Leave Rutland at $50 Il. M, LOO y. m. 81
p. IN. 1870 Il. III. Arrive at burlington at 9:4J
~, 42o y. M, and u. u p iii. ala IL. III.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
m" Al burlington with Boats On Lake Cham
| plain and Vermont Central and Vermont All,
canada lsallruuds, for Montpelier, s.. AiD.tiis.
i.uuse's Point, Montreal, USlcnsDurSn, and tn,
Vest. At Kutiand with trains for Troy, AiDtn
ma New York, Saratoga HprliiSs, Sciicncctad!
and the West. Al De.lows rams with Trains u.
cheshire Halroad tor tltchDurgh, Worcester
AuAclI, and ijustun. With Vt. ,aliey kalTua.
ven, ANA New lork--aAd WITH sullivan Rallrod
tur Windsor, White RIVER Junction, Mels i'Nei
II. JoiIilabnlH, Ae"port, Ltticton, and tl'
y Int Muuntt rs.
Passengers loI tne West will lind this chea
pleasant, and cAleultlUu- route.
tOI, IlthElo, ana ali necessary lnformatiui
enquire al the O.ncce Oh the .Ilc.
W.T.. uEU. ~ MEHRIi.L SUPP
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PASSENGERS AND FAMILIES

LOVING West IAN embark with their luggage
cams. stock &c, AMI land together without
disturbance n transhipment, at their port of
destination thus avoiding the great nconvcn.
nee of the many changes, delays and expen.
es. of other routes These steamers have arge
abins aud State Rooms, amply and neatly fur.
islIcd, for first class Passengers and Families.
no may wish tn furnish their own provisions.
!" efforts will be spared to maiit ,in the rcputa.
ion of this, as the
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NOTICE.

| !, 'prugs, is nov ready for the reception .
d ~ Iers, dot
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4 1V& M ING .IE Il I,E,. Luoi'l lalang
I ! lana most Il ,.igltf Perfumes at
N green NICHOLS,
|. Nn, |, Lake Street
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GRAHAM FLOUR.

IA Superior article of Graham Flonr, for sale
: the store of BARNES X Gro VLEY,
d}3 II Lake street
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Mass Meeting nj Brnweod.

The Republican of Bsnwood are ma
king arrangements for rousing meet.
ing there next Saturday night. A Grant
and Collax pole is TO be raised, and q
magnificent banner presented by the
ladies of the place is 10 be given TO the
breeze.
Hon. Benjamin Stanton is expected to
speak, and tits probable Hon. C. D.
Hubbard and other good speakers VIII
represent.
Men OF all parties and the ladies are
invited. Special invitation, we under.
stand, is TO be extended to the several
Grant Clubs Of this city.
The workiugmen OF Benwood sup.
port the candidate of the party that
strikes the shackles from the laboring
man and ennObles digniies labor. No
cheap demsgogueism for them. They
know party which rebelled against
the laws because they wanted to found
a government ,rAe,e capital should o.Cn
tabor. and are ready to re-enslave three
millions Of lRboring men in the South.
is no true friend OF workingmeu.
The pole Is to ba raised at i've O'Clock
in the evening, and the speaking will
begin at seven.
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moro Cense. orBIooti poIso a.

Excessive labor or undue excitement some
times occasion, serious sickness by causing
an accelerated motion to the blood. Grief,
fear and anxiety hurt by making the blood
TO circulate slower. Both causes may pro-
duce serious evils to the health unless pre-
vented by timely aid. Here we are adnon-
ished of the superior advantage OF BRAN
DRETH's Pills. For II the blood goes too
fast, from nervous or other causes, they
allay the turmoil and are healing balm to
the brain. While, should the blood circu-
late too slowly, tinting the skin With a dark
hue. they at once relieve tho blood OF its ex-
cess OF carbon; thus they relieve the mind
and restore the health. Should an organ be
weaker than the rest, there impure matters
from the blood will bedeposited. This is the
way Jumps, boils, tumors, carbuncles, are
produced. An are cured, often prevented,
by the use OF BRANDKETHs PILLS.
Principal ofice, Brandrelh House, New
York. Sold by all druggists. augl7-1mdkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-03
aeMt aapfrtIse.Heuts.
By the Governor of West Virginia,

A.PROCLAMAIlON
WHEREAS, q vacancy existsin the Office OF
Judge Of tlle Supreme Court Of Appeals OF
this state by reason OF the resignation OF
Hon. William A. Harrison, late member OF
said Court: which ONCE has been Tempo
rarily 1lled In the manner prescribed by
law: And whereas, it Is made the duty OF
the Governor TO give notice or Euch vacancy
by proclamation, and by the game to APP
point some day not less than thirty nor
more than sixty days from the date thereof,
for holding an election to I'LL such vacancy.
Now, therefore. ], Arthur /. Boreman,
Governor Of the state OF West Virginia; do
hereby give notice OF said vacancy. and APP
point Thursday, the 22d day of October mex,
Tor holding an election TO I'LL the same. And
the supervisors and inspectors of ELECTION
at the several places of voting Throughout
the State are hereby directed TO hold such
election on the day and for the office hereln-
before specified, and TO make due returns
thereof IN accordance with section forty:
three, chapter one hundred OF the acts OF
1858, --
III testimony whereo,, 1 have set my hand
and caused the seal of the said State 70 be az
fixed hereunto, at the City of Wheeling on
- the second day OF september. in the
Js year OF our Lord, A. D., one thousand
- eight hundred and sixty eight, and OF
- the state the sixth.
JOHN s. WIToHER, sec'y of the state.
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I'm up DC Tiekels.

We noted day or two since that
Rev. j. I. Mcclure who was. nominated
at the Clay township meeting Saturday
night for member of the board of Edu'
cation, declined. and that vacancy al
ready exists in the same Office. The
fact, as we learn, is that the existing
vacancy was occasloned by the resiE'
nation OF Mr.. Mcclure, who was renom.
mated in ignorance OF the fact. a
meeting of the voters of Clay township
Is TO be held at Washington Hall this
evening to organize township Grant
club, and we suggest that this vacancy
in the ticket be- then filed. 1t will be
proper we understand to make NOM
inatIon for the remainder of the present
as well as for the next term, aud we
see no reason why one gentleman may
not be nominated for both.
We would call the attention of our
friends both in Clay aud Madison to
the fact that each township omitted to
nominate township treasurer at their
meeting Saturday night. Madison also
meets at Washington Hall this evening
to organize "a Grant club. and We sug-
gest to both townships the propriety
of making these nominations tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-03
..ro Ownersor Horses and Cattle.,,

Tobias Derby Condition Powders. are war.
ranted superior to any Others, or no pay, for
thecure OF Dtstemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs
HIDE Bound. Colds, &c, in & oIses and Colds,
Coughs, Loss OF Milk, Black-Tongue, Horn
DtstetnPer, &C., In cattle. These "Powders''
We're formerly put up by simpson 1 Tobias,
son of DIR. Tobias, and sincs his death the de-
mand has been so great that DR.. Tobias has
continued to manufacture them. They are
perfectly safe and innocent; no need of stop
ping the working of yonr animals. They
increase the appetite, give a hne cost,
cleanse the stomach and urinary organs,
and Increase the milk OF COWS. Try them,
and you will never be without them. Col.
Philo P. Bush, of the sJerume Park Race
Course" Fordham, N. ", would not use
them until he was told of-what they were
composed. since which time he is never
without them. He has over twenty RUM
ing horses in his charge, and for the last three
years has used no otter medicine for them.
Sold by Druggists and stuIekesPer through
out the United states. Price . cents per
Depot, 10 Park Place, New York = ~
auS-17-1md&w
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VERMONT.

The despatch from Vermont which
appeared in yesterdays paper was re-
ceived at too late an hour 10 allow any
comment in that issue. tits by far the
most Important and the most inspiring
news OF the campaign. 1t shows that
the reaction which naturally followed
the long and sustained exciiements of
the war has exhausted itself, and that
already the returning wave is coming.
Despite all the advantages which the
state of public finances and taxation
gives to the reactionary party, the great
Increase in the Republican majority in
Vermont shows that the people pene-
trute all the articles and falsehoods
of the rebel Democracy and that they
are alive to the public danger In
volved in the success OF that party. II
shows thst the apathy of the last two
years is past and that the people are
again coming up to the maintenance
of all the ground won in the contest
with slavery and rebellion. This re-
suit is of great consequence because 1t
shows these things to be true. and be-
cause it will give fresh impulse TO the
patriotic feeling that is being re-
awakened all over the country.
Immortal honor TO glorious little Yer
mont and to all who emulate her ex'
ample!
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TRI.WERKLY EDiTIOH.

UBLIsHED EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY,
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SIXTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Competition Open to the
World in all Glasses.
.St. Louis and Iron Mountain

IT.nIROAn r,OupAHY,S Seven ner
Gent gasf t o1 M9gage be 6' Of 6
TTad TO pilot KNOB G5e nSw
t ltiS - sI - y
IIsc391 Si r9e av 00Ss Sc 3 70
10y SI = t
% ao se az b Sm ins sse8 tSs ana 6e
S11 ny i1ICeSIact az coStSoi1InS an Ih5
al 10y oSts ~, he s5o,tIs SStafaS
% " oTornon,1s S.a,-sy1ISa mr. nJreoi
,s,, Si1 oy III StorSr S S,;,,.s,,1,S and
oI fI,IsrestS{ r., an 1cT he nEoISeTt%S SS Veil
90 r., acon%n1jsS lie aSnsnCsi -
sNS ~ rTfJTISS a TT I'm tSseSIS o. TorIs No
We tSSS n1IierSJoSnaJS c6rjJa1IS1 11aeon,
,osnS1 these SaISeI1 11sS cs11,t T1STteaye hands
~ ~ 81 o,StS IA 49,, HSs1e y Iii,
n6a tls as 1o0d secnEity. The TeXenne NJ the
tS i Ill "a = ~ &c. I,y 81 q Ist otS,S ~
ne ~ the I,Sn1 is in ttanaIIIe and
sneriencsi I1spds sISii 10 n entffIsj 10 1hts
sfasf rGnfIdence nj me nnhIIc 80,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-03
THE PLATFORM of CIVIL WAR.

Several of the States lately in rebel
lion have, under the direction of Con-
gress, framed Constitutions. and have
elected Senators and Representatives
who have been "admitttd to the conn
ellis of the Union"
The Democratic party declares that
the action of Congress and of the States
upon the subject Is unconstitutional,
revolutionary, and void. The COM
mittee- that reported the declaration
also pledged themselves to carry it out
to the end. The Convention that
adopted il nominated candidate who
had just stated his opinion that the
President ought to subVert by force the
organization established by that ao-
ton. The supporters of the Convention
and its candidates declare that the cleo
ton will determine whether those State
organizations are unconstitutional rev.
dictionary, and void. If they succeed
they claim that the existing govern
ments are invalid, and must fall.
But the Supreme Court OF the United
Slater has also expressed itself upon
this subject, and in the most peremptO-
ry and conclusive manner. In the IA
nous Dorr case, in Rhode Island, where
the question was which OF two claim
ants is the lawful government OF the
State, Chief J ustice fancy delivered the
opinion OF the Court, as follows: Z" I'm
rests with Congress to decide what gov
eminent Is the established one in n
State. For as the United States guar
antee to each State a republican govern.
ment, Congress must necessarily decide
what government is established in the
State before it can determine whether Il
is republican or not. lad arhe1l the
Senator's and Representatives of a State
are admitted 10 the councils Of the Union,
the authority of the government Itnder
Ichich they are appointed, as IVeH as its
republicans character, is recognized By The
proper constitutional authority. A1ld its
decision IS binding upon every other de
pdrtHIe1lt of the Government, Qnd could
not be questioned IN u judicial tribunal. %
This Is The Constitution as interpret
ted by the Supreme Court. OF course,
therefore, when State Government
has been recognized by Congress. its
Constitution can be changed only ac-
cording to Its own provisions or by rev.
.olntion. It is consequently impossible
to disturb the present State organiZa-
ton of South Carolina. for instance, or
of Alabama in any other way, When,
therefore, General Blair and the Demo
cratic party insist that il shall be done
by the direct command of the President
toths army, 1t spnrns the Supreme
Court which says that the President is
bound in the matter by the action of
Congress, and IL appeals openly TO rev.
olution.-HGTpcT'S Weekly.
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