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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.


Throughout the entire country the
nomination Of Seymour and Blair, as tho
Democratic candidates for Preside OF and
Vice President, has been received With
displeaSuro and disappointment on the
paIt Of the members ofths perry. In
this community the news Of the result Of
this much talked OF New York Conveu
ton was received with sulen cooInCs,
or downright dissatisfaction. Many oil
the Democrats swore outright about it,
aud Others manifested their dsapPoint-
meut 10 various ways. No enthusiasm
has been witnessed, no shouts for the
nominees, no ratification meetings moth
ing but disappointment.
In the face OflhiS some OF the journals
oithAt party have cudeuvered to cOnvincS
themselves thsttls New York Cocvea-,
lion vas harmonious aud an enthusi-
Ostic meeting. They tell tho people that
Seymour was nominated unanimously!
when tho truth is that hO was nominated
by barely Eve votes. after a contest Of
four dayS'duralion, and then only through
the superior skill in political trickcry Of
bis friends, After this result had been
procured, it was resolved to make the
nomination unanimous in order to impose
upon tho people. And many who thus
voted did so with hidden curses upon
Seymour aud his friends. The more in.
dependent Democratic journals do not
Hesitate to express their Dissatisfaction,
and declare already that the defeat Of tho
party has been secured, beyond doubt.
The New York JotsnaJ Of Commerce,
ono Of tho leading Democratic papers in
the country says Of the Democratic plat.
form.
This is out.oud out reputation ofR
solemn obligation, as W. understand il,
r'o'PSy oil the bonded debt 10 gold.
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WHAT DOES TT MEAN!

Editor Register:
| notice 10 the Resolutions Oilhs Dem.
ocrstic party, passed at their meeting
in this place on the 18th inst, aud pub.
lisbed in the Journal, the following:
"Rssolvod that the principle "that
this is a white mans government, form.
ed by white men. for white men and
their pOslerI!y.'"
"ResOl1sd, That We dsnouuce as in.
famous and railorOus the attempted the
Radical porLy to force upon the country
the political and social equality OF tho
negro"
1t is we'll understood what they mean
BY "whits man" it is Rebels and Dem.
ocros. | want to know what they
mean by "iheir Posterity,' il il includes
their cOlOred posterity through the South,
or it is notorious fact that "white
imam" predOminates in the negro in the
Southern States and therefore is their
posterity.
It's rue Tho Radical p,riy hoyo
treated the negro as man and given
him the right to vote and to testify in
courts Of law in the Rebel States, while
the Democratic party have forced social
equality on the negro iu the South, as
the color Of the race plainly shows. Can
auy candid man deny that the Rebel
Democratic party is not 10 favor Of me.
gro social equaIity?"
BY giViugthe negroes Of the South.
the right to vote and 10 testify 10 courts
Of law, will be the means of breaking up
"wbito man" social equality with The
negroes, and by giving the negroes the
right 10 testify here, wall bring abOu! a
reformation in the "whits mans" party
in this State. S w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23
"A FILL FOR THE MGREENBACK',
DEMOCRACY,

The hardest dig 10 the PendIcton doc
triue Of setting the greenback mill at
work manufacturing paper money wherO-
with to level Of existing financial inc
qualities was by HOrutio Seymour, in his
New York speech, when he said;
"lt We dObasc the currency by unwiss
issues, We shall equally p0rplcx bust.
nsSS and destroy sober Industry, and
make 6l ptices nero matters Of gambling
tricks aud chances. This will end A 4
did ia the Southern Coufederacy. A,
tho outset the citizens Of Richmond wan,
70 market with their noney in their YES,
rockets and brought back u.eir dinner,
10 their bAskGtV In tho ana Moy TOOL
CHER money in their bslktS, and looI
homo y oi. dinners in their YcN,pOOk.
"a"
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$500 90
SO,GIS 90

Showing an actual increase in the OK
Penses of the county of s9,6ls 80, Or
nearly double the expenses of the pre-.
Vious year.
Tax payers! where is the great re-
trencbment promised you year ago.
Do you know what has been done with
your money? Can the Democratic RO-
trenches explain it?
While the Radical ExLravagsnt Legi,.
lature has reduced your tax from 80 cts.
on the sloOto 90 cents on the 500,
your Democratic Rslrenchmcn, Board Of
Supervisors have increased your county
taxes about double over last year.
For evidence Of the foregoing, COM
pare your tax tickets Of 1867 with those
Of 1868.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

The following are the gentlemen who
were nominated at the Grafton State
Convention, last Thursday. as the Dem,
mocratic standard bearers
For Goyernor-JohnSon N. Camden,
of Petersburg. This gentleman we are
Informed was an Original Secessionisi,
and voted for the Ordinance OF Secess.
ion in May, 1851. Probably that &C.
counts for his nomination over Hon. w.
G. Brown, Of Preston.
For Secretary of States. V. Yantis,
ofJcfferson. This gentleman is an out
and out rebel who cauuot vote, and
who could not qualify il elected,
For AudilOr-Dr. Daniel Mayer, of
Kanawha, He was at one time Surgeon
oil the 9th West Virginia infantry, aud
since the wor was identified with the
Republican party up lc some time 1866.
when he "Sold out" to the Democrats,
for ID" sake Of Office. Ho has always
been considered a weak vessel, has had
no trOiniog to Ct him for the position.
His official record 10 the army will not
reflect much credit on him. We will
draw on It during the cSmpoign.
For Trensurcr--Gcorge J. Walker of
Jackson. We knew nothing of him.
We suppose our Jackson county friends
will post US in regard to bis past history.
For Attorney Gencml-W. P. Wiley
Of MOrgantown, Ho Too, we under.
stand, was an original Socossionist and
voted for tho Ordnance Of Secession ia
1861.
For Judge Of Supreme Court Of Ap.
pOals--Mathcw Elmislon. of Weston.
l'higgenllcmut is said to be the only
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23
DEMOCRATIC INFRINGEMENT W.;
RADICAL EXTRAVAGANZA IN
MASON COUNTY.

RADICAL EXTRAVAGANCE IN
MASON COUNTY.
lis pretty generally established
fact that there is little honesty either OF
purpose or action ia tile ranks Of the
Democratic party. They preach doct.
rines which tickle the ears Of their fol-
lovers, and make tie utmost prsten'ions
Of being The frieud,Ol the Iaboring man
and Of true libety,yet every acI flowing
from their accumulation Of power proves
their professions obe false and in keep
ing with their past history. This is
very plainly demOnlntsd in their long
continued clomor il this county for the
ousling of Radical'frOm Office aud for
reduction Of tOxs. They expressed
greO, sympathy sar ago, for tie "tax
riddan" pAople. bu no sooner do they
get control Oilhs )osfd oil Supervisors
'nsn they more thin double the taxes
In this county. Tho Democratic ruo is
duped BY the Democratic cry Of "higt
taxes" will now feel it. Tho poor peo-
pls-iho working m0n-Will now disco
yer who guard their interests. TIL,
people Of this county are compelled L
pSy this year the fst year of Damo-
cratic rule-55 cents en- the 100 dollar,
vSIu0tiOu Of oil property, this includes
the road tax, against 80 cents on the lO(
valuation, last year.
Below We givelhe figures. The COM
" levy for 1907 to pay the debt croatet
by the relifeing Board of Supervisors
which was Radical Board, was as fol
lows
For Poor Claims, S45l4 Q,
For other claims, 66O3 q.
Total expenses of Radical
Board from 1885 to 81 sll 2O7 "a
Expenses of the present Democratic
Board, levied for 1868:
For Poor Claims. S7,oli /!
For other elaine, 1875 IL
For Poor Farm. 2 SEQ oC
Totalcxpenses Of Demo.
cratic Board from 'C7
10 '6s. s9s 326 "a
Increase in the expenses Of tho county
under the present Democratic Retreuch
menI Board over the previous Radical
Extnvagnnt Board $I2,1IS 90
Deduct Levy on 90.
count Of Poor
Farm, $500 90
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23
Commissioners Sale of
Valuable Real Estate.

RY virtue Of AdCcree Of the Circuit Court Of
- Mason county, West Virginia rendered At
The April Term, $685. In the case Of Jamrs
Caldwell, &c, administrators Of Daufonh
Brown deceased, Va. George W Forester. Sc,
the undersigned, appointed special Com.
missioner for that purpose by the deeroO afore'
said, will, on tho premises, %,
O" @e lsM day Of July, 1868.
sell, at public auction to the highest bidder.
certain tract Of Hand containing acpes 3'rooda
and 10 peTehes. lying near LetSrt Rails IN said
county Of Mason.
This trftt oflSnd Is we'll improved and has
good frame dwelling house on IL. Tier
Terms Of Sale-Cash rs 10 twenty-five per
cent oftho purchase money, and credit Of biH
twelve and eighteen months, for the balance.
Bond with good security will DO required Of
the purchaser for the deferred paymenls
D. W. PoLSLEY,
June IL, ls6s-5w. Special Com'r.
1.-THE aboye sale has been postponed Ia
Saturday, August 9Th, 1868 - tff
July p ID. -
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

Inal On tue QuesNOu VI 'SPNN"'
1.-THE Democrats are boldly committing
the baser alternative, and will reap the
main advantage where this heresy is
iondly cherished. There is no excuse
for such proposition. Ii is both wick
ed and disgraceful. The authors know
very we'll that the money was borrowed
with the express understanding that II
was 10 be repaid 10 coin, and that any
thing short Of this is reputation ola
solemn covenent."
The same leading Democratic paper
says Of The candidate:
Governor sey mour has always warmly
insisted on the obligation TO pay the
bonds in gold Theplalform is thus the
opposite Of his we'll known views. HOw'
the two are TO DO recOuciled it Is not for
Us TO decide.
The same paper says that Seymour
can give no strength to the party, but
must lose many votes as consequence
of his former political contests. 1t says
BlaiT also can win very few additions 10
hS nohet beyond tho Democratic vote
pledged to its support, ovueru1 depreS
sion reignS throughout the Democratic
ranks in consequence of this unlocked
for result Of the New York Convention
Standing upon platform which repu'
dates the honest and legal obligations
of the nation, these candidates must car
" the dead weigh, Of JishonerabIo
mode Of dealing with those who loaned
;heir money for the s,fcty of the country
in liz hour of need. These candidates,
through their platform. say 10 every
holder Of government bonds, 1--WE mean
to rsPudiale tho promises made to you
and the widow and thu orphan, and the
laboriDg man and the farmer, and The
mechanic and the capitalist, at home and
abroad, who held these bonds, are TO be
robbed Of their just dues. This is the
method 10 be psHued by the Democratic
aspiran.s 10 COVER. This i, The doctrine
proOched by tho New York Convention;
aud forced upon It by the men who refu.
sed to loan tue government single dollar
of money when it called for money to
supply the sincws Of war and preserve
its life. Rept1iition! That is tho basis
of the new Democratic ticket. Repudi-
alton is dishonest Oud dishonorable!
The seal condemnation has been placed
upon il already, and in November it will
full TO The earth aud crush the Demo
cratic party beneath its ruins, and the
people Of the United States will show
the world that they cannot be seduced
into behaving principle and bringing
riisur5lil upon The naSiAnal ssrsrnmont
Seymour's record will not be well re :
ceived BY the loyal soldiers ofihe coun-
Try. tlis honeyed speech 10 the New
York mob which resisted the draft is TOO
fresh in their minds, and they remember
it we'll.
Frank Blair, Of the Blair family the
greatest Of oil nusauces 10 the country
an original Abolilionisr, a rabid rodics!
dyed in the wool; recently converted to
Democracy, has been placed on the licky
with Seymour. The Republicans owe
the Democracy debt of gratitude for
having taken off their hands the BIairs.
All in all the Democracy have made
terrible bIunler, and have committed
political suicide; 1t only remains for the
Republicans to bury the old defunct
party in November next.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

The soldiers and Satlos' id. i'd show vi il
10 Democratic Convention asked for q
military candidate for PrOsiaept. They
wanted Hancock or Mcclellan. They
got a military caudidate-Blair-on The
Tail of the ticket; but 10 get at bin, they
have to swallow Seymour, who called
the anti'draft rioters his friends, who
tried 10 got President Lincoln to excuse
New York from the draft, and who stead
lily and Or'fully opposed every measure
calculated to aid tho soldiers. aud was
tho most cunning friend tho rebels had
10 the North. And when ho was nomi.
mated, the rebel Generals, Wade Hamp.
ton and Forrest led of in cheering for
him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

While ;iau Democratic National Con-
veulion by adroit lodging hitohod ia
-hesit atiog way to platform and a nom.
ination, the Republican Congress has
been 10 admitting another Slate TO the
Union. North Carolina. is nsain rep
resented in Congress and restored 10
her proper place in the sis,orhool Of
States, having complied with all tho
conditions Of the reconstruction law.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

DEMOCRATIC EooNoMY.-0ne Of the
favOrile cries oflhe Democracy is "econ.
OmY," and they are constantly bowling
Ogains. the ex,rogagsnce ofthe Radicals.
A specimen of their economy NAV be
found 10 tide FACT thas lda people Of tbs
county are now paying @ir;sea thousand
dollars more than last year, in taxes
Think Of thaIl Under this remarkably
economical Democratic Board of Super.
visors.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

EVOv'lOvsr Of h;s'eOoutry. is earn
'estlJ requested 10 attend the primary
Snss,ingS Aad 10 usS 10 it'tba, hOac't and
capable delegates ore SppO;uted to rep
'rsssn. the Union voters In the COuven-
,sion. By order Of the Committee.
t., JOHN o. RUTLES, China.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

Ask your Democratic noighbOr wha,
bis principles are, and what will no tell
you! Did any we'll posted Radical ever
Try itand moi get amusement and on
''r'niOm'nt combined" from tho various
answers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

"NIaCER!' "NrGGER!"-Tho red hot
Democratic New York Herald has just
discovered that universal suffrage ia 8
recognized Democratic principle II
that is the case, what becomes OF the
redOubtable "Whi:O Mans Partyr'
will our Democratic nCighbOr, please
explain!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

Mr.. Johnson is very much mortified.
it IS SAID, by the comparative apathy
with which his amnesty proclamation
was received by the New York cOnTeh.
ton.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

ltiook tho Democratic National Con-
vOntiou four days to nominate a candi.
date, but only three minutes to pas, a
requesting President Johnson
10 pOrdou JeiIsnOu DAVIS!
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OLD LINE wings.

Editor Register:
We have among US party of Old
Line Wigs, acting with the "unlsrri.
fed Democracy, who call themselves
Conservatives" who before the war
could not fnd epilhets too hard to ex.
press their utter abhorrence of the Dem
ocratic party They said the Demo
Gratis would "vote for negro if nomiu-
ated," and would vote for Q man
who was dead drunk and wallowing 10
the gutter" and some said il was almost
an "impossibili;y for Democrat TO be
an honest man." aud now these self.
same men are zealously supporting and
getting With these same Democrats who
they formerly denounced SO bitterly.
And now they denounca and villify all
Uptou lnsu as bilserIy as they formerly
did the DenoCrats-their new fOuad
love.
What has caused them to embrace
Democracy SO effeclualIy? It can only
oe that since then the Democratic party,
have espOused and held 10 the damnable
herosey Of secession and treason. or, is
it, as they profess, the negro question.
That can hardly be, for they have been
associated with the negro race all their
lives, and some of them very socially,
too, or is the negro that they harp SO
much about only sham, to cloak up
lteir secession and reasonable ptOclivi-
ties. NJ.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

Editor Register: .r.f.
Tue Democrltic Convention of the
llth inst, did not treat their "Grsal
High Priest" Howard, with proper re.
specl in not publishing bis resolution,
which | here give from memory:
"ResoIVed, That the Democrats Of
each township form Seymour and Blair
Club, and meet Two or three times a
week for the purpose of raising money
10 obtain and circulate Democratic doc
nmcnts, and 10 draw in the weakened
Union men, and those floating about
without auy principle"
We suppose he knows the effect Of
such meetings as be has been sucked
in himself, cheap. u
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

The following isau extract from the
speech OIL the rebeI General Toombs, de.
liyorcl OF Atlanta, Ca, on the 9Th OF
July. Where is the man that can now
deny that this was no, Democratic re-
bellion. TOOttbs says the "ConEsders-
cy" must achieve Of the ballot box wnsr
they lost on the battlefield. How can
any loyal man be SO blind as not TO see
that this is the sentimen: Of the Demo-
cratic party to-day, in West Virginia.
Can any man who desires the perpetu.
ity Of the free institutions of this gov
eminent be led into voting the Demo-
cratic ticket! Here is the extract:
~ will tell you another fact. which is
enough for this time, that as the laie
war was produced by the defeated
Democratic party in 1860, we shall new.
er have peace unlilit It's restored in 1868.
II General Grant wants peace let him
join the Democratic party. [Cheep Il
| say, by God, that neither despotism,
nor tyranny, nor injustice meet with
peace either in this world or the next
We want no pence 10 chains. Peace
worthy of freedom we want; and as we
have now no possibility OF fighting with
the sword, let US fgh, with the ballot
box"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

Maryland, where the Blair homestead
is, does not feel very enthusiastic over
tho nomination of Frank BluiL II Blair
wants to succeed he must go who're the
old woman sold her hsn-where he is
not known.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

The Missouri Democrat says the pom.
ina,ion oil Blair will increslo the Union
majority in .ha, State a. least Eve thou
sand.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

On the Q9sh of August, 1850. F. P.
Blair made a speech at indianapolis ia
which he ssigmstized the Democracy at
"heli hounds"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

Below we give that part of Chapter
10 Of the Code, relatives to negroes
transferring" For the life of us we can.
not see where it compels The white mon
10 muster alongside of the negro" ss re.
ported by our modern Democratic neigh,
bOh If hO can "aeo it" we hopo he
will poiut il out 10 us, He has evident
" been imposed upon by some good
Democratic friend. So you see, neigh
Dor, neither you nor your Democratic
brethren will be Outraged" by being
compelled to "musIcr with the niger: "
Every able bodied colored male per-
son OF the State over the age of 10 and
under the age Of As shall be separately
cnfolled; but shall not be required to
perform ordinary militia duty; but shall
be subject to draft in times of war. 10
surrcction or invasion, aud when drafted.
or called Into actual service, shall be
placed in companies and regiments to
themselves, and governed 10 all other
respects by the laws governing the mil.
lila"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

We understand that Judge Simpson
IS much affected over bis late conversion.
Union men of this county arc highly
grntiGed over the load Of corruption
which the Democracy have rem owed
from the Republican party.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

The Democracy of Virginia have a ne.
gro 90 the stump, who declares himself
TO be Virgiuian of the old school o
WashingloA, Jefferson, MadisOa, and
Monroe.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

We'll, Judge Simpson, how do you do
BY this time? How is your eOrn.lulL
6ldIe?' ..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

Frank Blair, Democratic candidate for
Vice PreSiden. was placed in nomination
by the rebel Gen. Preston. Of Kentucky;
the nomination was seconded BY the
rebel General Wade Hampton, of South
Carolina, and supported in speech 0y
the infamous rebel butcher, Forrest. who
SO distinguished himself at For, Pillow.
We want to see the Union Democrat Who
will support such man.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23
Union Republicans County
Convention August 35th
;1S6S.

The Union Republican voters of the
several Townships of Mason county, are
requested ;omeet at their usual places Of
voting on SATURDAY. AUGUST 18TH
1868, a, . o'clock. P. NJ. to appoint
Delegates to attend County Nomina-
ding Convention to be held at Poiu,
Pleasant on the 25ru DAY OF AU-
GUST, to nominate candidates for the
following Offices, viz:
ouO member Of House Of Delegates.
Recorder,
Prosecuting Attorney,
Treasurer, r
Surveyor of Lands.
Two Assessors.
Each township will be entitled 10
r&ssty delegates, who will cast the vote
Ofeach township as follows
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

Three Confederate regiments could
have been recruited at Grof,On, Thus:
Dag in three hours. Half would hsyS
been veteran"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

The cooks Of the Democratic psltS
ought to be employed in the country
tavern where the celebrated 'eOllOqOy
Occurred:
Rai,er-4ea OF coffee, Sit!
Guest-lftbat las, you gave me Wss
tea. then you give me coffee; but III Wus
coffee, then give me tea vr
II you Try the platform you ask Tor the
candidates, and when you GeltNe a'yOr
from them you are driven back on The
platform, The best tling is !Oleav0 The
tavern entirely.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-07-23

The third party movement has come
10 premature end. Nobody can b.
found TO lead the forlorn hops. Chase
declines, Hendricks would no. touch il
and. as for Pendlelon. he WAS Seymour
man from.the beginning and insisted that.
leading member Of the 0hie dplegsiioA
should hunt him up and say much.
The disafsCted Democrats in tbt West,
had they good leaders would make a
formidable party. but finding no one to
head the column, thew will either abstain
from voting orconcinje to make tie bes,
of a bsd bargain, and support the bond
holders ticket. The Republics
might have been Persuaded .tozo
Chase, had he been nominate
iY 10 the Chicago nomiosss
no other course open Tor
Tsmmany Convention held oul In-
ducemenls 10 them. SeYmour;I Old.
line, antr-prOgressivo Democrat, and
SI0ir's revolutionary letter will elfeetiuislS
destroy confidence ia him. \ s reduced
the contest tos single issue: the over
throw Of The civil governments Of the
Southern Slaes or Mar. Nothing shoFt
Of a Dictator il the Presidential shall
will suit him; and that Dictator mustb6
man after Wade HamptOn's own heart.
who will recognize the recooslructed
rebels as the peers Of loyal men, entitled
TO share in all the Offices, honOs and