, 1869-12-25

The Secretary Of State hss iAsued notlce that the
= ;ime tSr tue p1esentatioo OF aims sgainst tho
mission. now sitting in Washington. will expire
m tho Stat OF March next, uu'ats good Cause for
exferson be shoHn to the satisfaction OF the
ros1AL ARRANGEMENT WITH ENGLAND.
Omcsa proclamation Is made to-:ay of uew
postal arrangement between the United stA.es
aid Great britain, which Will go into eject
JanuarT1.
The President to-i1As le.ucd an 0f1et assigning |
General TcrrT to the command Of Georgia, ~ q
oitt11ct, under tho reconstruction ac,s Iu al.di.
ton IN h's dnties ns Commander OF the DEPART
EeEt Of the South.
N1cn, Not Prauctplc%-Au E>slrnn ntc OF
>omc Public Eoiks-Stantou. Da-
vtd A. Wells, Senator Autnouy.
Nlosrial, OF Vermont, SpFnEue,
Henry Wilson, Etc.
lPkoA our OWN CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 90
1t Ii hard work trying to keep up 10 Congress |
With one steel pen, aud SO am glad, for aeat1.h
rensors, to zee Congress tl!eperse at Christmas.
Gers. Meanwhile, instead of the measures cur |
reufs let us examine the more forward men
STANTON. |
Edwin II. Stanton WAS yesterday nominated by
the Preftdept for tho Supreme Bench, and By q |
vote Of &c to II, at once confirmed. WHO were the
eleven. That there were lorty-slx affirmative
votes Is no newss but that IN Senate Of our na.
ton there should have been found eleven beings |
sufficiently lost to patriotism and gra,ttude to vote
Lay on Stantons name, IS subject for the tndIg.
nAtlon Of our generation, aud for pDserity's lts |
gust Looking through the desperate Flclsstudrs !
CT nations We lud many names OF ep1enuor aud
characters Ct power, but none greater than Stun.
toI's- He Was benehcent despot in a weak
time; IN incarnation Of yigor In sh'ly. .shaly!pg
{Nnf4 nf% rnf af n.z~
Of Weils the dreamer, OF Seward ths mFstlner,
Of Harlan the Mawworm-of whom not he
shattered the iton urn that contained himself Il.
tie Tremendous ebulution Of hts wtll,
ard when victory piled nag upon
nag. and Rlerr upon GLORY. and peace
x!th its neaner rexntions then danger ensued,
the mon1d OF the man that WINS tho most lmpscg-
nable eutrenchuent OF the Union fell avay, and
left only tic lustre OF bis services and the inyin-
chile tpris, the sebse Of right and the hate Of pre-
tcntlon,-lcfL all aid enough for a Justice upon
that lofty bench Of which We should always be
proud. A very weak M8nt q crippled Veteran but
all himsllf In the clear dtvtnation Of right and
wrong, IN legal acumen, IN devotion to his couu.
Try and tts mtEsiOn- Stanton upon the supreme
Bench will hare rest and duty together. lie Will
/ he q picture there, as Of Samson shoru, ST.
Louis turned from war to purposes Of justice, aud
beloved In his latter life as he Was feared u the
days Of his prime. Around his head will seem to
break forever the phantom thunderholts Of battle,
vh,lc a,tlt IN b,etrpbt hand nes1Iea pent,e peace
| to silence cnvious tongues. And may his ends be
a1Ea!B hts countrJ'a, his Gods, ard Truths.
There Ia no man Eow upon the bench Who should
! MANNED a,sx linn tn hIs 1,are ana ha nc 1nS 20
I In law .hat he ,eas IN .ror
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rcta,1ed IN nj, nowerfnt n,aco ~ pees,aen+ or ,ho
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Il ever ~ pe accoapllsaeo' 10 alu@fent seolp
toIH: -E Why nave II done' anS way, Win aft Il
10" down IN the country at this era, that q stone
mason anu nantet buluef al Hartford is at th
I same une tue chiel monumental artist that II
posEessz
+ Ine washington Eltg, D. T., International EXIT
- E--s ~SNS1-S0o 1~AA7-%1AN
+ TO introduce 1t naked to the world, ana nasetnes
WAS 'ts latal1s; II has gone as IN idea Into hbel
q nat1on, anu there II rests. Nobody objects t
T Washington getting up chow with her oW
q money. Sohody out Of Washington desires I
j see one cent OF government money 90 to this fall
e Ard NOBODY, whose pulse doth temporarily bea
U suprcscs the fair Will even pay fraction Of |,
y expense. we % not live IN the right time
i. hold National Fair. VIC have only little a11
a Vc have no honest welcome to extend to forelZ
q Literature; Tor We a1e the only great people WI
!, ray nothing for what We read OF foreign author:
y and We have 10 business TO nv!te foreign mani
It facfureEs to exhibit amongst US; for We have pit
1t an embargo On foreign machinery, and permit 7
Is competition In what We make The big fol
+ therefore, would be a big fraud On civilization
=. GRANT AND DENT.
Is IN ex'offleer OF the United states Army, fro
&c California, told me last night OF couyces 4on
" had With the President regarding "JudSe ~ Lou
a. | Dent US candidate for Governor Of Mississippi
1t Vas Id before the election.
o. "The President said little anont the other e'e
tioEs in the sonth,' said tnss gentleman, 81
), about the election In Mississippi he spoEc vi
.i caIneRiness."
"a "lou!s Dcn'," said be, !" fs carpet t-bagg'
IL IL pure ard simple; he does not live IN Mtssisssp
ID He claimed to live in Missouri, but he really
~ ~ longs TO Washington City. He IL Csypet-hsge
m | III the worst political sense, and shau have
!ed interest in seelpe him defeated
md Let The PEeE1lent Ire MP to this notion. and
a. Will feel the slfopg support Of the respect even
10. his eneni.s.
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