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State of Kansas. &C
Dominican COUNTY, %

Doniphan County,
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NOTICE is hereby given. that l viii. on
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NOTICE FOR DIVORCE.

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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-01-02
The Veto of the Militia Pill.

Says Washington special of De
cember %:
1t is TumOred that the President
will veto the bill allowing the carpet
bag governments to reform the State
militia. The veto will probably be
dated as of ten days after the passage
OF it, although ii cannot be presented
unlil the 9th. The grounds on which
the veto is likely to be based are
that Congress has no power over the
militia of ii State; that no grant to
organize it can be given, as no pro
hibition from doing so has ever been
constitutionally valid that the pres
ent bill is practically bid for civil
war IN the States South, being de
S gned to give to nsurping organiza-
tons power which they will use to
equip the worst elements of the com
munity into armies, and that at the
expense. substantially, Of the Fed
eral Government, as it is intended to
distribute arms from the War De
partment to each Congressional Dis
trict in the South. The President.
it is understood, will anilnadvert
on the manner in which the bill was
passed Georgia being left ont by the
House, and the bill being agreed to
by the Senate on the profession of
Wilson that Georgia WAS included.
The President thinks the right of the
Southern people to beaI arms a right
which inheres in them as citizens of
the United States, and permission, or
declaration of such right by Congress
is gratuitous surplussage, if not i'm
pertinence. The President is ex
pected, in the anticipated veto, to re-
new his demand Tor the repeal OF all
acts which deprive Southern States
of their equal rights in the Union,
and will comment, it is believed. on
the mingled iavoTitiSm and exclusion
INDUCED in by this very bill towards
several of the States Louisiana.
Florida, the CarOlinas, and Alabama
being allowed to reOrganize their
militia, and Georgia, Texas. Virginia
and Arkansas { the latter by an Omis-
sion ny the engrosser) being omitted
from such a plain right. The pas.
age Of the bill over the veto is not
doubtful II is understood that Mr.
FcssrGdcn, IF Maine, aud Mr.. Saw.
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an empty A0WtR0.
Lei Us "a:l' ,ne", WIN patience :,
.li',',; ,"9' on,.. nnU.jaI' d,," nntii
INF. Iiurolu'< iour wears ?ypirr,
land then, by a united vote Mt the
South for some conservative Nation
a. man. "ucu an one as HCpPHc'i ~ ~
aDo ,. '' ,l ", I,,ii, " tin npn'I"
,and achieve 4 glorious tIiumph
'over the Republicans. 1t can be
done, and would nave neeh done ut
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yer, OF Sd ina, will endeavor
a comment upon lie force of the bill
and IL substantial yildication of the
pos. ton OF the ri ksdent are furnish
ed by the action. Il Arkansas. Sena:
tor Rice, of ina State, chagrined
that his State II been left out, has
advised the GoVplor to reorganize
the miliria, undsr. 2pd in virtue of
that section of the institution which
declares that the right of the people
to bear arms shall lnot be inIrngcd.
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The Presidents Proclamation O.
Universal Amnesty.

On our first page will be found a
proclamation of amnesty granting
pardon to =" all and every person
who directly and indirectlN>partici
pated, in the late insufftction or re-
bellion," and bearing the official sig.
nature of ANDREW JOHNSON, Pres,
ident Of the United States.
Hail all hail to the victorious
chief who has stood in the Thermo,
Ipylr of american Rights, and, with
the CONSERVATION in his good right
hand, and his proud heart beating
with all the impulses of the patriots
hope and. fears, hasEboIdIy, firmly,
consistently exclaimed todhe al.
vancing ant. .o> erw! esnxetiosts of
the Senate and the HOUSE, Thus
far and no farther shalt thou go;'
and when, at last, he was borne
down he folded the robes of tTruth
and JusLixn round his noble form,
and. lkaE.Great Caesar 1ell-but fell
70 fse AGAIN and tower, in, his. ma
.esty of conscious right, ~faAabove
Eecre mt rabble who shouted then,
are still shouting-HjU, KiH!
Yes, thanks be to-God Andrew
Johnson-noblest son of Tennessee
has steadily, calmly, bravely, yet
stoutly and without much buster,
borne up against the storm Of DIES.
potiSm, blHfeted the waves of an.
arcly, and now, serene, and COM
placent, he walks quietly amid
the low mutteringS of the coming
and thrusts his proclama-
tiou forth TO the eyes Of the world
jog to all honest men who
Dear the "miIl of human kindness"
md chagrin to every radical YAM
oyre whose sole delight is to strike
| fallen foe.
We, the Southern people, thank
lIee, Andrew johnson, for this, the
asst and best of many gracious gifts
he result Of thy executive clemency
md not less do we thank thee for
by yeoman blows against the mon
ter, Reconsideration! And, where
'er heaven and a kind Providence
nay cast thy lot-whether in the
Iuiet, beautiful and sweet retirement
# thine own mountain home or amid
he turbulent scenes of the Senate
Iall-WhateVer thou might be to
as thou art still the same.
he sole defender of the faith" and
ur grateful prayers Shall follow thee
brewer. We thank thee; for our
Davis, our Breckenridge, and u host
f hold and true splits who followed
hem through victory and through
CiCil, lulN uSll uoljC duu III ouSH
eSpair, may now return to their ma
ye land, and, fOrgetful of the past,
staining only II sad memory Of the
Lost Causen-lend the aid OF their
DloSSal intellect to restore our coun
y to its former prosperity, and the
Mon, "under the Constitution, as
was, to her former grandeur and
ninence among the proudest ma
onS of the earth.
Andrew johnson on the 25th of
december, 1868, re.echoes back the
y Of the angels, which went forth
early nineteen centuries before; I
Glory be to God on high; Peace on r
nth and good will toward menY"
nd all who have the least particle
christian charity or the smallest
mblance of human nobility will
rvently respond amen. w r
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