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WELLS AND THE CONSTITUTION

WELLS AND THE CONSTITUTION.
Gov. Wells has come out in letter
saying that be does not believe that the
test oath will accomplish its object, and
taking ground in favor of striking it out
Of the constitution, advising the people
to submit to the decision Of the majority,
and avowing his opinion that President
Grant will submit to the popular vote
whatever portion Of the constitution be
desires to be stricken out, and that the
weight of the Presidents name will be
sufficient to insure It's defeat.
We rather think, in view of Wells's
past record on bis subject, that this
new half-hearted attempt to SECURE a
more favorable position cannot aid him
10 July, 1858, Mr.. Beck Of Kentucky,
10 spesch delivered in the House of Re-
representatives., give Us complete insight
into Wells's opinions. Mr.. Beck said:
''The present provisional Governor of
Virginia came before the Reconstruction
committee aud said that in the first place
he wanted liberal appropriations for the
election. That we have given them; we
have appropriated ninety-three thousand
dollars. He wanted no further registra>
ton, because, as he said, there were to-
day twenty-five thousand white men in
tho State of Virginia who, under the
present reconstruction laws are entitled
to be registered and vote, and they would
carry the State against the Republican
party. He wanted to disfranchise twen-
ty-hve thousand voters ia that State.
He further said that if they were per-
mitted to adhere to the registration of
last year, when great many white men
refused to register, they would carry the
State, as they could, if an early day was
fixed, get the negro vote sold, and get
enough white votes to give them ma
jority for the constitution and the Radi-
cal candidates"
Mr.. Beck adds that "the Reconstruc-
ton committee treated the Infamous
proposition with the scorn and contempt
it deserved. There was not a mem Der
of the committee who did not refuse to
adopt that proposition
A paragraph in the Baltimore corre-
spondence of the Baltimore Sun of the
18th April last shows that this report Of
| AZ paoooctrnot;o, an, ,,;tto, Wa, z,,,>
pressed al the instance of Wells and the
Virginia Radicals.
But Wells held the same opinions last
winter. In January he again appeared
before the Reconstruction committee,
and the editor of the Richmond Dispatch
was present, and thus reports him:
Governor wells (the gentleman from
Miohigan) said in reply to M Beck and
to Gen'l Payne, that he did not believe
that loyal men would be safe from out
rage and wrong if the white people of
Virginia were all enfranchised he be-
li5ved that the only mode of protecting
them would be to adopt tbs constitution
made by the Underwood convention as
it was; he was satisfied that the adop-
ton of the plan of the Committee of
Nine would break down the Republican
party and destroy the last hope of the
'loyalists' in Virginia"
On the 9th of March Wells accepted
the Radical nomination OF the Peters,
burg Convention on a platform plainl
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Special attention is called to our fine as
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New Advertisements.
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ENEFIT OF THE
WASHINGTON AND LEE ASSOCIA'N.

WASHINGTON AND LEE ASSOCIA'E.
A GRAND
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC
ENTERTAINMENTi
Will take place at the Opera House,
Norfolk,
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 18th,
Under the patronage of the Tazewell
Literary Society.
p R G K A NJ NJ E:
PART FIRST.
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2, Booth and Morllmer-Mr. Chas. Har-
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New Advertisements.
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TOR SAMPLE STOCKENG.-
T. Samples d Circulars Of Lamb Fam
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CONNIE SALARY. Address u. S
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In THESE HARD TIMES
PARKER & CO.'S

You cannot afford to pay three or four
profits on articles of necessary use, when
ny sending CLUB to
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FNESS, CATARREI,
&FRDF ULA.-A lsdY VINO mad
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Address Mrs. NJ. C. LEGGAIr, HoSokep,
n. j.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-08

CHE LARGEST CiRCU AATiON
In the two Cities anu the Country,
OF ANY NORFOLK NEWSPAPER.
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yNNUlS ls no HUMBUG.-By

O. ewes, aud hair, yos will receive b. re-
turn NJ all "a correct picture of your future
husnaud or wife, with name and date of
of MARI age. address w. FOX, z. o.
Drawer No. 8, Fultn nvllle, New York.
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06NA2 ON ~ UVhAAh DAIN
OF DRY GOODS, LINENS, PARAsoLS,
ALBUMS, HOSIERY, SILVER PLATED
WARE, JE W E l. RY, CUTLERY,
FRENCH and GERMAN FANCY GOOD-
d Sthlng in tnelr immense stock for
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Anew STOCK SP RING GOODS
IN DRESS GOODS WE ARE OFFER
ING EXTRA INDUCEMENTS.
BARGAINS BARGAINS. BARGAINS
In all Departments.
LOCO yards in Plain, Plaid and striped
Dress Goods at 20 and rs cents.
Splendid lot of new Goods for suits from
31c. up.
Great Bal galns Ia Colored SILKS.
Largest and Cheapest Stock Of Black
silks In this city from $3.50 per yard
to tho best.
Alpacas in all the best brands-the Buff
falo brand in all numbers,
White Quilts ali styles and pri es.
Towels and 1oweling IN all qualities.
Table Damasks, extra goods nd cheap.
Novelties In Lace STOCK an cheap.
Great bargains in Hemstched Handker-
chiefs.
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas in great va
Our enilre Domestic Stock at the lowest
Best Prints at l21S cents. yard wide
Il cached CotJonS at 12H cents.
ESr Special attention Is called to our
stock oi Cloths and Cassimers, new styles
5 Tx MantIes, Lama Lace Points. Spring
Shawls. A. 7. s. u Co.'s be Alexander
Kid Gloves.
a call is earnestly solicited from all
who wish Real Bargains.
Popular Dry Goods Store.
sp26 Is Main street,
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THE DAY BOOK.
ESTABLISH ED 1851.

JOHN HATH A W AY,
spIros AND PEopaTBToR.
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ONLY GNEDH LIAR

The newly invented
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-04
"CURL.IQUE.-

TaE iuEsulT or NHlsEEEs-llUNuUG -
Tie world Teens with humhugs and
sWiHdlss; anl there isno sort Of doubt OF
The fact, that there are more suPsrlatly,
anl iePlopb'e huH,bugs In Medicine than
any other science, This fact may be at
lTlbuiei In = great measure TO tie eager,
ness w!'h which afflicted humanity seize
nloa anything, however absurd, holding
GA, half promise Of relief,
one Sunday, last fall, we attended ser.
vice In the Presbyterian Church Ia this
city, and while seated In III, sacred edidee
We almost forgot our deroiious In admira.
ton Of little Duteh-Jewish look Ing fell
low, sitting on the bench before us, whose
chiriest charm was luxuriant growth Of
hair Ton the place where the hair had
ought for TO grow" softer, silkier, greasIcr
Than almost any girls; and We felt OF our
own hin, harsh, dry, faded, dauiruGcd,
ugly locks, and sighed from yeiy bitterness
Tic mex, day our little fellow called up.
on us at the office and begged us to step
over to Clark & organs drugstore with
him. lie had marked us as customer
" lille 10 lie church. We went 10 the drug
establishment with him, when and where
he sold us n small vial full Of stuff, which
lie assured us would make the almost bar
rem wilderness Of our Uranium blossom rs
the rose-thnt 1t would also make a heavy
pair of whiskcrs grow upon our smooth
face in twelve days. We thought of Judge
Norton, aud bit, Of couse. What smoker
would not bite ut such tempting baiJ2
We pad 81 SO, gold, for the article
We applied il that night-drcamcd we had
n larger beard Than Mccoy 's-surposed
we we're stroking it with great satisfaction
having become fHmous At lie bar and
been elected District Judge walked and
found Ourself rubbing-no! b,ardl
Let no one having a single hair left ever
be humbugged by "Curliquc.' 1t is not
half as good as rond-water, or any other
water, and diriier by more than half
Don I lei any flannel mounted Dhtch-Jcw
swindlc you out Of n quarter eagle for
"CuYliquo' or nny other ahominable rene
ly for becoming "barefooted on top Of the
head Oar private opinion, publicly ex-
pressed, is that they are all humbugs from
Alpha to Omega.
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eaaaiIys bui ia H.l alsa relieve ihs nsgT0
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such s'nFls sris aud svoesii0ns as d. las
t'gu gualilsi By nature 10 PuTsus, The
Tag Uusl come sAsu tie isRalisisp Of o..
Nsila has spent ito siFynsiL, sug shea
he lsglslailoa Intended BY the Raiisa
Congress as q disabling curse Ia tas is,
voted people q lhs soulh, shall, hss yoaar
chickens, eoaE nosr 70 RoosT aud Sc, ihs
No'lhsn VeisFs 10 lhihkihg, whsa those
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The TrHe Union Party.

The only remedy for the evils that envi.
ron lis is the union and harmony OF the
Democratic party, and the cooperation
herewith Of all truly conservative men
throughout The country. There never has
existed in this country at the same time
more than Two great political parties. There
cannot exist but two now. This is no time
for the formation Of a Union or any Other
party. There has existed in this country
great Union party from the beginning
and il exists oday powerful and great
II stands to-day the bulwark of the Consti-
luton, and only CONSERVATION Of the consti,
tutional Union OF these States. Under lis
guiding counsels We Increased from less
than 5000, 600 10 nearly 100000. Its
policy swelled the number of our States
from thirteen to thiriy-tlrec. 1t acquired
for us every foot of territory, except the
ice barrens of Alaska, which has been ad-
ded to our nalienal domain. 1t took the
banner of our Union and planted it upon
oul Southern gulf, and Florida became one
of the galaxy Of States. 1t took that ban.
ner and planted it upon the vast territory
of Louisianay an empire in ITSELF and thus
extended our possessions toward the setting
sun. 1t unfurled that banner upon the
virgin soil of Texas. "Westward still the
star of empire took its way" and, faithful
to its true mission of extension and deyeloB.
ment, il took that same banner ofour Union
and marching right onward, planted it in
glorious triumph upon the shores of the
mighty Pacific, and Utah, New Mexico and
California became ours forever. The Dea.
ocratic party, the true and only Union par
~ of the country, has made ours an ocean.
bound republic, great mighty, prosperou.
and free. In peace it has developed oui
resources and expanded our power, and in
war it has successfully maintained oul
rights aud molly indicated our nationa
honor. Under its policy, and by its conn
sells, in pence and war, the feeble republic
of yesterday became one OF the creates
and mighiiest among the nations of tn,
earth. Had its warning voice been needed
the great States Of this Union would st;l
have been grappled to each other as will
hooks Of steel. No debt, no taxation, n,
oppressive duties would have vexed th,
land. But under Republican auspices, ant
to carry out the behests Of fanalicism, W,
expended enough 10 have built half dOzer
Pacific Roads, dozen telegrsphs arount
the world, in accomplishing the freedom o
a few million negroes. We binished thu
precious metals from our currency, ana
accumulated nearly 1000, 100000 Of deb
beside, and all we have TO show for il Il
the emancipation Of some negrOes-sr
emancipation that has completely destroy
cd Chsm both for their orn and others uss
fulnsss-a disrupted Union, a violated
Constitution, increasing poverty, vide
spread Generalization. Verify, the Re
pubIiosn party IS party Of pregrsss bal
u il rruzrsss dsvnrsrd not urrsrd
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Nn1rnlllar YIrrlinn.

P,uAs CogNTg.-Up 10 ihs bean n eal
ssins 90 pnss iLs vsies Ter s'a's siass''
ia ihis p,eslnsi Ns. n had rs' hssn sa''n-
'sI, hslss vs size he veis in r'rs'ns'
Ne. I for ssagiy ghirsTE
Fsr shsra -nFeru, its5 l-3rE 4is
hahi rrs n, A.
F.s District Cluk-Csoubss, li2 LsVsl
~, -,
Ter lusiies ~ Ne rsses-ksTiooi, IL
srylsl l-5i MshHishi, q,
There are folr presinsis YET TO sonul i''
soauiy sAl eve for Stale enesls
We have hssn requested by many eli.'
ssus ~ ATTEST lie uuifoTn eears'y and
eoFr,r.Esss With phisL CaP'- nsnl Madden
conducted ths election au'leT ~ Ian SID
she orders Of he General Commanding
he deserves praise and geoi-Sill, aud on
behalf % the people, Ne hereby tender him
hDth
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r. $. ARTHUR & SONS,
philndclrhia. Pm.

RAyING AGAiN.--Wcndel Phillips has
gone clean daft over the recent split in
radical circles. AS usual he vents his
spleen upon General Grant, and this is tho
way he pours aqunfortis over the cuticle Of
the high and mighty:
What haze We for President? A ocky
and seaside lounger; restless boy, necl-
ing constantly TO be amused; and so I'M
patient OF business that ho cannot stay at
his post more than week at time.
Five months in office, he has not yet given
us an administration.
But, posting a copying clerk here anil
there, TO keep the machine in motion, he
hnrries of to idle week at n watering
place, act Dummy al monster show or
Helpless a steamboat excursion.
The presidency must indeed be sine
cure if, in such an hour as this, man bred
in camp and lanyard, can properly
discharge its duties 800 miles from the
oapitol, in the intervals of the racc.course
and the half hours left after theatres and
concerts
To your tents. Israel for another
Buchanan sits in the White Hous,, tempo
rzing while the enemy gets into battle
array.