Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-24

~eI. AT the Knox College, Galesburg,
Ill, there is In the junior class, one not
an American citizen of African descent,
but a genuine African Of wild. bush de-
scent, who was brought from the Gaboon
coast few years ago. and who. with re-
spectacle standing In mathematics, leads
In language and general culture, and has
no social inequality to complain OF In the
treatment he receives from the families in
that city. ------
eT The Oopperheads Of the Ohio Leg.
islature have gone into tbs "white" bIsi-
ness with q perfect rush.-Every Law and
resolution passed since 1862 has got to be
amended by the insertion of Z" white"
at the beginning, middle' or end thereof
The Senate, by a vote of,17 to 10, con
Cured in the House amendment to insert
the word "white" before "military CON-
panies' In the Joint resolution concerning
the inauguration ceremonies. ,' ir2=oga
w The Newark (N.J. Journal
nominates Andrew johnson as he Demo-
cratic candidate for the next Presidency,
inamating that no one else has done so
much towards the restoration of the Cop
perhead party to power. The race for the
nomination of tia party, says the Chicago
Tribune, has narrowed down to Johnson,
the apostate, and Pendleton, the repudia-
tor Either of them are representative
men, and will suit the Copperheads to @
dot, ss- e aae- W. 'oa +#'5f'.'.4e b.ttf
aB The Washington Eosning Star as
serts that, as General Grant held the War
Department. by order of his superior
officer, the President, as Commander-in.
Chief of the army and navy, his surrender
Of the Office to Stanton, without any order
to do 30 from, the President, was viola.
ton of the articles of war, and subjects
General Grant to court-martial. The Chi
cago Tribune advises Andy to go ahead
with his court.martial and see what comes
of it. a .a G.s l4.e ad5.a. y7sna.
gY A good story is told by somebody
of thu statistical and professional accuracy
of crowd of I" old line Democrats" who
assembled recently at Oskaloosa, Iowa, to
listen to speech from Hon. Augustus
Cesar Dodge. Very naturally he referred
to ardent spirits, and while lanlenting the
tariff thereon, mournfuily asked, Scan
any one tell me how much whisky a BUSH
ell of corn will maker" 81 Three gallons
ard pint" instantly reared every Dem
oerst in the house. Of course Augustus
Cesar saw thathe had intelligent listeners,
and proceeded with enthusiasm. Il D. a~
- There is work for Nasty in Trs-
mont, Ohio. There is splendid opportu.
nifty to establish there Church Of the
Moo Dispensashen."' It happens. thus
Tie Methodist Church Of that place has
lately admitted to its membership re-
spectacle colored man named Reese, and
his wife, whereupon three or four Demo
Gratis (who don't belong to the Church
themselves, but whose wives do) have
sworn great oaths that their wives shall
leave the Church. Mr. Reese is very
respectable citizen and consistent Chris
tian, but these Nasbyites are opposed ia
letting him into the church. IL .ts
s The Oopperheads Of the Ohio Leg
islature have adopted joint resolution
withdrawing the assent of Ohio to the
proposed Fourteenth Article to the Con
stitutien of the United States. They have
done this in defiance Of the notorious fact
that tbs repeal of the ratification Of the
amendment was, in no shape or manner, an
issue before the people Of that State last fall
At the previous election 1t was in issue
and received the popular endorsement BY
nearly $4,000 majority. The question was
regarded as settled, and the action of the
Copperheads now Is breach of faith per.
petrated on those Republicans who trusted
them last fall, and gave them political con
troll of the State. THIS act Of perfidy will
be brought up In judgment against them
at the next election 1t will open the eyes
of those whom they duped.
The Copperhead managers are repeat
ing the same blunders which marked the
course of their delusive victories In 1852
and ia the summer Of 1864, when they
thought the war was failure" and the
rebels could not de whipped. The cloven
foot was exhibited to the public, and the
result of the exhibition is not yet forgotten
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