Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-11

who has been convicted OF felony, Or
who 10 OF unsound mind, shall be allow
cd to vote or hold fl C. -ss H. ssa
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:, ~ wAsalsoros, March T. :, :
!, ISAUaURArroN, DAT. - 81
Rain begain falling early this morn,
ing. TIL. streets are now, saturated.
Notwithstanding the. -disagreeable
condition Of the weather. the avenues
and streets " GRO crowded soon after
daylight
4 regiment qf.the Philadelphia Fire
Zouaves arrived this morning at I
o'clock. while the Hons. was still in
session, aud a resolution was passed
allowing them to sleep in the hall OF
tie House all night. They were on
the avenue among the first this morn.
ing, and thsir bright, red UNIFORMS at,
tra:ted much attention. !l.F "a herr
The grestest crowd was Ut &c. eral
Grant $ headquarters, where the Inut
tltude assembled for the purpose Of ct
ting GLIMPSE OF the President elect.
He reached headquarters about halt
past 8, where the 9th cavalry was
drawn5up TO receive hmm y The mif
itary ren.lezvoused in the immediate
vicinity OF the headquarters aud pres
ented a fine appearance At 1912
o'clock the United States troops, nuder
Colonel Wallace, formed in Penn>y.-
vania avenue, facing the Presidential
mansion, to receive and escort Presi.
dent johnson anil the President and
Vice President elect. Carriages were
provided lor. them aud their suits.
Then came the Committee OF Arrange,
mcnts, and the Senate and House in
carr res, tollowe by the 18th infantry
preceded by the band OF that regi-
mint. The 44th infantry and the Uni
ted States marines, together with u
battery Ut artillery formed, and the
procession then to. med l.! the order
previously fixed upon, and moved
down Pennsylvania avenue toward
the Capitol. The crowds in - the
streets wcre, 50 great that IL was with
difficulty they could be kept clear
The windows Of houses and stores,and
the roots OF houses were tiled with
men, women and children. No such
spectacle has been witnessed At any
previous Inauguration. The process
sino reached the Capitol about halt.
past IL o'clock. ~ a5saHssi Y (,
Washington, March = g ,. M.
Grants Inaugural pleases everybody 4
except Democrats aud rebels. There
IS no. longer any doubt expressed
among Republicans respecting the pol
icy he intends to pursue. Quite a NUM-
Der Of Senator'S and members, who
have heretofore opposed the repeal OF,
civil, Tenure Vt Office bill nov taser
its repeal, No oae, in Congress or
out, doubts Grants fealty to- the ke.,
publican Party that elected him. His
emphatic announcement that hs favor
ell the 10th amendment to the Con
stitution,, Tor universal zsufrage, has
received thunders Of applause. Fas swas
also his discrimination to c0llect the
Revenue and put honsst men in Office.
.! ss,.,s ..l .%'a r. March s. 1859. u, =
A number of bills passed during, the
closing days ot7the Fertieth Congress
have tailed 10 bvcOme laws, owing to
refusal Of A. johnson 0 approve them.
Among these. are the Indian Appro-i
priation bili the Denver Railroad bill; !
tie Act reorganiz. ng the judicial sys;1
lem: and act tor reducing the Navy
md marine scOrps; an act tor the turs}
her security OF equal rights In. 'hsl
Dlstrict OF Columbia Nj, Sehenck's |
pill tpesersssgtAening Ahspablie credit;
he resolution authorising the Secre-
'sry Of War to lead J4,OOU ;essud of
lrNs and equipments tovisi .sng mill. !
that take part in the !
ceremonies of inaugurasion, and the |
rot granting permission to build 81
aridge over the Wlifemetee. The Co:
,ufn Financial. biIhalso failed. II pro.
,osed to distribute $300, 0O0, 600 Of ma.
in the West and South
:. aF5 as3 WARRINGTON. March. o. 4
Members OF Congress, and eyeryed
,ody else were, astir this, ylnorMng
or the purpose OF asaertaiging which,
II the persons nQminaled aud coufirm,
ID yesterday to. !, the Cabinet had zig
lified then, Scceptanee or rejectiOns ut |
he position. Some Of ,those whose
lanes have been mentioned in con-
,.dtion with the Cabinet. . enter aimed
hope yesterday that several of Mls
lew appointes would decline. IT. has |
,een ,ascer.,a,ned. however, that AL OF |
heap have tsignifeJ their Willingness
% Accept, with the, exception sot Mr..
" ashburne. He does ,potd want the
s6iition. bpt probably. &c jasA the
Nate Dspatment temporarily AMI
viu eventually 70 abroad IN saIdersto
egain his health. u; Ell .xssaa hra "A
j 1t is the opinion of gMaNY Aml3aBt1
awyers in Congress thai A., e. aStew-d
RI cannot accept the ppssii.iopssof Seed
,ftary, Of The Treasury on saeSonnt al /
he PROVISION ct the act OF C0ag, ~ OIL
ieptember II, 1889. even II h. EeiDa
Iashe1 bic, business 4atifsIyadThA
re large number OF Sases in [ Winch |,
ef. interested, on file in The rTreasss|
ry Department, WHICH. would neces-
a'lly come before lhlA Asr SecrStAyyt
pr action Il Nptwj.hsfas4ipgo sh,s, cheI
- officially notitals 4ha Rsesidfat OF
il acceptance, a,iAawN eaiAsr On Ahe \
lschSrgs st biz daties orr erelsy, 49,
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