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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-27
Meeting Of the Union State Central
Committee.

At meeting of the State Central Committee o.
the Union Party of Nevada, held pursuant to call
February 10, 1S6S, it was ordered as follows:
That State Convention for the purpose of Sc
letting delegates to represent the State In the
convention of the National Union Republican
Party, called to meet in Chicago on the Goth OF
May 1865 be called to meet in Carson City on the
sth day of April next.
That delegates to said convention be apportioned
rs follows:
One for each county. and
Oae for each Senator and Representative to
which such county is entitled.
That the several county Central Committees be
instructed TO provide for the election Of Delegates
70 the State Convention said elections to be by
direct vote at the Primaries, or by conventions
as the committees may direct. All elections of
delegates to be had prior to the 1st of April next
That at the Primaries for the selection of dele
Sites, the following test be recommended, when
ever challenge shall be made to the right Of a
party to vote:
Did you at the last election for State officers,
support the Union ticket - s. And will YOU, st
the next Presidential election, support the nomi-
4, ,es of the National Republican party,''
c. L. DELONG, Chairman.
C N. No1EwARE, Secretary PRO ten-
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FoRr WASHINGTON, the comm ander o

Fort WAsHISGroN, the comm ander Of
which, Colonel Wallace, was subjected
to inquiries by the President, is situated
at point on the Potomac River about
eighteen or twenty miles below Wash
ington City. 1t is strong, stone work
and commands to a great extent the ap-
proach to the Capitol from the sea.
Hence the Presidents anxiety about it.
He would, doubtless, like to be assured
that its garrison could be depended
upon to resist the ascension of the Po-
tomac by troops from the loyal States.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-27
BY STATE TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON, February "a. Specials,
mostly made up of various rumors which
prevail in this city, are, many of them, alb
surd. The situation this morning appears
to be without change. The stories which
have been circulating that the President in
tends to arrest Stanton are all false. Stanton
still remains in the War Office. The ques-
ton regarding the position of General Emery
commanding in the District, is fully settled.
He called on Grant after leaving the Presi-
dent, and says he will not obey any order
that does not purport to como through the
headquarters of the army, but will first send
to headquarters to ascertain whether the or
der really came through Grants office. Ev-
cry precaution is taken to prevent force being
used to eject Stanton. Grants own body
guard. 1t is not known how Johnson talks.
In town his friends seem Respondent, and
surprised at the united action of Congress.
Many politicians here are giving the Presi-
dent the worst poss ible advice. The Mary
land politicians especially strive to make
trouble. Governor Swami has been here in
with the President.
1t is rnmored that the rebel militia Of the
Maryland army are ready to sustain the
President.
The Presidents loyal Democratic friends
say he only intends to test the constitution
atty Of the Tenure of Office Act in the !
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-27

Tho question which overshadows al
others, or which is the inevitable out
growth of the entire matter is: Car
these momentous transactions be prose.
cuted and johnson hurled from power
peaceably? We do mean that this is q
question which should retard action,
but that is a matter for the deepest con.
sideration. We can entertain no doubt
but that the Copperheads, if they
dared, would resist impeachment by
force and arms. New York City, Mary
land, Delaware and Kentucky are rebel
strongholds. Connecticut stands be-
tween New England and New York City,
and Maryland lies between the loyal
States and Washington. Connecticut
and Maryland are strategical points
then. Of how much strength and con-
sequence, remains to be seen. But
New York City infested with outlaws
and vagabonds who make up the constit-
uencies for Morrissey and Wood, is not
to be depended upon as an auxiliary to
the forcible extension of L" My Policy"
Democrats of the e Miles O'Reilly
stamp have not forgotten " Fernando
wud's" entecedents nor will any regi-
ment that marched out of that great city
to fight the rebels ever take up arms to
support the usurpation Of a man whose
closest friends and most active allies
are the head devils Of secession. Mary
land, with its rebel militia, could hardly
withstand prolonged contest with the
Pennsylvanians, New Workers and Yam
KEGS who would march against her; and
while Ohio, Tennessee, Missouri, Hi
,ois, Indiana and West Virginia would,
~ surrounding Kentucky, hold her to
8 an armed neutrality" Oregon and
Nevada could and would be of material
assistance to the California loyalists in
,eeping the conservatives and secession
SITS Of that State from raising an army
o fight against Congress. Moreover,
nybody or any party that thinks of
Ding to war upon this question will do
1ell to LOOK over the Army list and see
ow che fighters stand. 1t will be
retty hard matter for johnson to find
be material to offset Grant, Sherman,
heridan, Geo. H. Thomas, Meade, Can
y, Burnside, ChamberIain, Logan, Sic
les and Terry. We reckon, upon re-
ection, that there will be no war.
Not only is the suspension of John
IL during his trial political and mill
Try necessity, but speedy, fair and
npartial adjudication of tho case by
le Senate is also disposition of the
after impera,iveiy demanded by the
Iigencies Of the times. The more de-
dedly and promptly the whole ques-
on is met and disposed of tho sooner !
i'll the evils which impeachment is in- +
,ked to cure be abated and forever put
'yond the power Of doing harm. l
here il no time for q daWdliuR" now,
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THE sIIUATION-sOME OF THE
POSSIBILITIES.


Work must proceed with rapidity ant
Ia accordance with a wisely and care
fully prepared programme, if Congress
would make sure of victory over the
President. There must be no hating
GO timid doubtings. The critical point
Involved is that of suspension. Iude.
eision ard delay in this regard will be
as fatal as absolute non-action itself.
So long as Johnson has the right to exer-
else the functions of Commander in
Chief of the Army and Navy, impeach :
nsnt is an empty, pointless procedure.
Immediate suspension is therefore an
imperative necessity. There is An iu-
evitasle crisis te be met ia this grave
matter, and it might as well come at
once as after dangerous delays. The
President and his friends and fellow &C.
completes deny the right Of the Senate
to pass sentence Of impeachment upon
him quite as emphatically as they deny
tie Constitutional power of Congress
to suspend an impeached President from
oEce. No heed must be paid to any
construction of law or constitution that
may come from the Presidents side of
the case. If Johnson thinks himself
able to make a successful resistance to
suspension. does any body suppose that
he would submit to being deposed from
Office By Congress which he has re-
peatedly denounced as an uncoostitu-
tioaal body
Andrew Johnson must be suspended
from the exercise of the Executive power,
at once, and Wade must be Immediately
put in possession Of the White House. |
Cost what it may, this must be done if
Congress would proceed to a triumphant
completion of the work from the prose-
cution of which it cannot recede. The
power to wieid the Army and Navy and
TO place the State, Treasury, Postal
and other departments in accord with
the new administration demands this.
Clean, thorough work must be done,
aud done with strong, unspsring hand
Or tie game is lost. The possibility of
! presumptiye government with Johnson
lad his Cabinet at its head, must be
obIiterated by ore mastery stroke.
The military situation OF the country
comes to be considered in the discussion
# this matter. The Governors of I
wenty-two out Of twenty-seven of the
states represented in Congress are in
record with the majority of that body.
These are the COMMANDMENT in Chief OF
ne militia of their respective States. ,
The States having Republican Govern d
'rs are Maine, New Hampshire, Yer t
uons, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island. b
'ew York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, t.
Vest Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, d
Tennessee, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, e
Nchigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, u
oregon and Nevada. The States having .
,opperhead Governors are: Connecti- :,
ut, Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky and
california. The ten States in the d.
onteieracy are restrained from TAX la
.g part in a second rebellion by mill II
Try power, which, if Congress would u
,ntroi, uuobstructej, it must relieve \
all snbord nation 10 Andre " Johnson. p
f course this again makes suspension
necessity. The same may be said 81
lst regari to the Navy. al
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS

A GAINsT TIE ESTATE OF WILSON MIL
N Ter deceased. All persons having claims
against the estate of Wills son Miller deceased, will
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within
Ten 1O) months after the first publication of this
notice to the undersigned administrative of said
estate at her residence in Mottville Precinct,
Douglas Ceunty, Nevada, or such claims will be
forever barred.
SOPHIA MILLER, Administrative.
Dated February 25th, 1868. fec63Od
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-28
Truth PROM DExocRArIc Lrps.-Mr. Ak

Truth FROM DEMOCRATIC LIPs.-Mr. Ak
tell, Democratic Member of Congress from
the First District, seems to have his eyes
more widely opened to the spirit of the times
than the.majority of his..party. He delivered
a speech in the House of Representatives on
the 18th of January, in which he talked in
the following sensib manner:
| The whole North abolished slavery-won
| it in square stand up fight. The Republican
party as such did not nor could not touch a
| link of its sbackles outside of their district.
| The negro was put up on this fight, and the
South lost him. He is legitimately our negro.
The whole North fought this war, net the
Republican party alone. And the faith of
the whole North. irrespective of party. is
pledged to guaranty to the negro his freedom
and to protect him in his natu- al and in.
alienable rights, not because he fought in the
war on our side-for but comparatively few
of them did-but because the rights of human
nature demand it. and our sons and brothers
died to make them free" Their liberty
has been bought with an inestimable price,
and can never be subyerted or taken from
them either by fraud or force. 1t is well for
all men North and South to understand this
As to those antediluyians who expect success
or seek ephemeral fame bv building a party
upon the defects or deformties of any of
Gods creatures, let them also stand as mon-
-uments OF the good temper and patience. of
the people, who are also willing to tolerate
with compassionate :smile the weakness of
"a man who dares to reason that because
negro is inferior he should therefore be
oppressed.
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-28
DEArH FROM POISONED ARRow.-The

DEATH FROM POISONED ARROW The
Montgomery (Ala. Mail of Feb 9th, says
A few days since couple of youths were
out in the neighborhood of the city practicing
with bow and arrow. One of the boys
discovered snake, and killed it by shooting
the reptile through and through with his
arrow. Soon afterward one of the boys
placed himself behind tree, and, exposing
one of his hands, challenged the other to
shoot at the target" The banter was
accepted and, with the same arrow which
had just pierced the snake. fired at the ex-
posed hand, and struck it nearly in the CEN
ter. inficting a slight wound In a few
hours the hand and arm of the lad began to
SWELL showing that poison had been commu-
nicated by means of the arrow. The youth
suffered intense agony, and, after lingering in
this horrible condition. expired yesterday
The boy who lost bis life in this playful and
remarkable manner was named Bailey.
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-28
DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION.

4 A MEETING OF THE SHASTA COUN-
IN ty Democratic Central Committee held on the
9Th day of March, 1868, it was
Resolved, That Democratic County Convention
be held at the Court House, in Shasta, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of April next, at IL o'clock
M, to nominate delegates to the Democratic
State Convention, called to meet in San Francisco
the 29th of April next and District Conven-
tion. to nominate candidate for Congress for the
Third Congressional District, appoint n County
Central Committee, and for the transaction of such
other business as the Convention may determine
Delegates to said Convention will be elected in
the different precincts Saturday, the tn day of
April in accordance with the following apportion-
ment, based upon the vote cast for Hon. III. II.
Haight for Governor, giving one delegate for each
precinct, one for each 20 votes, and one for each
fraction of 20 votes
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-28

IMPEAcHMENT.-On Monday, Johnson's S
counsels appeared before the Court of I'M
peachment and after protesting against the
shortness of time allowed by rule of the
Senate. they pleaded specifically to each of
the articles, denying the truth of some and
admitting the correctness of others. After
reading Johnson's answer, one Of his counsels
requested thirty days to prepare for trial.
Evarts and Stanbery argued in favor of the
motion and Logan and Wilson argued against
it. The Managers stated that they would
be able to reply to the Presidents answer on
Tuesday. Court took the motion to allow
thirty DAYS under advisement.
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-28
APPORTIONMENT.
ELEGATES

Tho following test for qualification to participate
IN tne election OF delegates to said Convention
adopted All persons who intend to support the
nominees of the Democratic Conventions, National.
state, and Congressional. in the ensuing election,
shall be entitled to vote for delegates
The Committee earnestly recommend for the con-
sideration of the party the following:
ne state Central Committee desire to impress
upon the Democratic and Conservative voters of
the State the necessity of assembling in their vari-
Gus localities, to form Clubs, and to take active
measures for the approaching political campaign,
that the rights of the people may be preserved the
constitution upheld, and the Union again united y
Committee.
7. CONKLIN, Chairman.
D. T. fELHAA, Secretary. ml4
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-28

GENERoUs-We are informed that the
citizens of Trinity county have contributed
S2500 for the benefit of the widow and
orphans of the late Sheriff Cochran, and that
the amount will probably be increased to
$4,000. This is generous donation, and
reflects great credit upon the people of
Trinity. We also hear that E. F. Allen,
Esq, late District Attorney, has offered to
donate portion of the proceeds of the Office
to- Mrs. Cochran, in case he receives the
appointment of Sheriff from the Board of
Supervisors.
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-28

FoR CoxGREss.-S Since the passage of the
bill providing for the election of Congressman
next fall, several aspirants have entered the
field in this district On the Democratic
side we have Col. f. j. Lewis, Esq, of Te-
hama, Murray Whallen ard jackson Tenn
pie, of Sonoma, E. Steele, of Siskiyou. and
James A. johnson. Of Sierra. On the Union
side we understand that c. Harrison. OF Napa,
and Charles Westmoreland, of Humboldt,
will present their claims before the nominal
ing Convention. Our choice for the position
is Charl,s Westmoreland, man whose abil-
ity is acknowledged by all, and whose Union
record is unsullied and resplendent. Give us
Westmoreland, the tried and true, as our
candidate, and the Third District will be
redeemed from Democracy.
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-28

RoUcH RoADs.-The stage road between
Callahan's Ranch and Trinity Centre is
reported to be in horrible condition at
present. The snow is about six feet deep on
Scott Mountain, and teams are constantly
breaking through. The road through Trim
ity Valley is a perfect puddle of mud and
Trinity Centre to this place the road is in
fair condition, with the exception of four or
five miles, over which the mails have to be
transported on pack animals
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-28

Gov. Woops.-The telegraph announces
that Governor Woods, of Oregon. was at
Manchester, New Hampshire, on the 9th OF
February, and delivered most eloquent
address, to an immense audience, amid un-
bounded applause. On March I'd he was at
Concord. and addressed meeting at which
the widest enthusiasm prevailed. The dis
patch says: The Governor delivered one
of the best speeches ever delivered in New
Uampshire -
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-28
SHASTA COURIER.
SATURDAY, MORNING, MAR. %, 1868.

TIDE TURNING.-The political tide which
carried Democrats into power in this State is
certainly setting in the. opposite direction
and the indications presage the triumph of
the Union party in the coming campaign.
The municipal election which took place in
Marysville, last week, resulted in the success
of the Union ticket, and shows Union gain
since September. At the last election Sacra
mento gave majority for the Democratic
ticket, but at the local election, held there a
few days ago, the Union party triumphed.
The Long and Short Hair wings of the Union
party in Sacramento county have buried past
differences, and agreed to work in harmony
in the future. Straws show which way the
wind blows.
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-28

PfETY HILL.-McPherson & Co s fuming
enterprise is about complete, and active
mining operations will be Immediately COM
menced. The claim prospects well, and
extends over several acres of ground. In
view of the fact that the ground on which
the village stands is liable to be sluiced away
by Mcpherson & Co., a new town site has
been located on Conger's Hill, and surveyed
off into lots
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-28

EXAMINATION The Indian who killed
Chittenden, last week, had an examination
before Justice Knox on Monday, and was
committed to jail to await the action of the
Grand Jury. We understand the Indians
are raising fund for the purpose of employ.
ing Col Long to defend the prisoner. The
Indian claims that the shooting was done in
self defense
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-28

SENsATIoNAL.-A few days ago the Wash
ington correspondent of New York Demo-
cratic paper telegraphed the names of the
gentlemen whom Vice President Wade had
appointed to compose his Cabinet when
Johnson should be removed by impeachment
gotten up for the purpose of giving The i'm
peachment proceedings partisan hue, and
injure the Republican party. No such
lodges on the part of Johnsons friends will
serve to mislead the public from the real
issues involved in the trial.
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-28

A PROMINENT merchant of Boston was
found on recent morning nailed by the
right ear to the door post of DIR. Gannet's
school for young ladies, in Pemberton
Square. How or by whom it was done is a
mystery, and the victim will make no expla.
nation in regard to it. As he is leading
member of one of the principal churches Of
the city, the affair has caused deal Of
scandal,
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-28

County BTEDNEss.-According to the
report of the Legislative Committee on Coun.
ties, the debt of Shasta is S52,799; assessed
value of real and personal property. 81, ,024,
7S2; number of registered voters, l474
number of poll taxes paid, 1866. The debt
of Trinity is $4,000; assessed value of real
and personal property, S6l3, ,40l number OF
registered voters, Sl0lS The debt of Tehama
is sos, ,746; assessed value of real and per
sonal property. Si,59S, 500.
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-28
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

~ STATE OF RICHARD PUGH, Deceased
IL Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
executors of the above named estate, to the
creditors of, and all persons ha wing claims against
said deceased, to exhibit their claims, with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months from the
first publication of this notice, to the undersigned
at Fall River Valley, Shasta county, Cal.
CHRISTIAN HANSEL, !
L. L. Y. HASTINGS, Executors
March 2S, 1868. m2S*
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-28

ExPENsIvE.-During the past year th.
expense to this county from cases in which
Chinese and Indians were concerned ha.
been about four thousand dollars, and tn,
end is not vet.