The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-02


Everything Is 90 sup TOO Tor inaug.
ura.ion Car loads 81 ron be,lsteads
mattresses and clothing are arriving
daily in apt.eipal.on of The crowd,
nearly every nook and corner are en-.
gagged and fabulous prices are offered
for rooms The big SANITARY Commis-
sion,nz presented to Mr. Lincoin and. .by
him to the Commission, aud since pre-
scented 70 Gen Grant 10 he served at
the dinner on tie 4th ot March is here.
house having been erected Tor bim ON
Pennsylvania Avenue He is white and
weighs upwards % 1900 pounds.
Tue Democrats say his color is not en-
b'ematic OF the party, but adds that
'sume ot his parts viii doubtless be as
tough as some members of the Jaco.
bus"
The Mayor o. the city replied. in an.
swer to some inquiries made BY partls.
interested, that 20 person q good re-
spectacle character would be denied
ticket to the Inauguration Ball on pay
ing the ten dollars required II is ex-
pected that Sanbo and Dina will ''be
dar' To shake their respective hoofs on
dis here great occasion, aud the mat
ter is causing 40 little unpleasantness
among the EIDE 1t indeed would be
rather bad Just DOW to deny them the
right OF break down especially in
view Of the new constitutional Amepd-
ment now pending in Congress. There
is no way to avoid admitting them il
they insist upon 1t. Let them in, by all
means LET them in. The Congressmens
wives and daughters are not obliged TO
dance with them, only TO the same mu-
sic, but supposing they do, tjust to
make out set, it does not necessarily
follow that the heart goes where the
band does. As Nasty says ahost this
Constitutional Amendment, 4the die is
mostly caste. A gloom has settled hike
a dark psll onto Kentucky. The last
yistage of Constitutional liberty is
swept away, leaving nothing but the
name thereof, which is hollow mock
cry Garrett Davis bowed hia buQle,
on two hours trade day os two
since IN the Senate, denounciEg the
amendment as the last crowning act Of
a long list of tyranical usmpation, and
the grey-haired old man app called to
the Senators most OF whom we're read
ing newspapers with trembling voice
and tears in his eyes. to pause ere they
cross the Rubicon, but nary pause,
the march of the canse Of liberty il as
sure, and its steps as distinctly beard
now in Congress as was the Army u the
Potomac uader Grant
Ben Butler in the House created
quite sensation few days ago, over
the counting Of the electoral votes Of
Louisiana and Georgia, which came
near heing more than ''litte unpeas-
aDtness. He was aud is baeked by
majority Of the republicans 1t grew
out Of joint resolution Of the two
Houses, afterwards rescnded on the
part Of the House, but which Mr. Wade
adhered to in the Joint Convention of
the two Houses for the counting OF the
electoral vote Mr.. Butler rolled no
his sleeves IN forcible argument style,
and has maintained his ground thus far
us only Butlor could He has intro4
duced a resolution, which will probably
pass censuring the proceedings on the
part Of the Senate and maintainingthat
the House should not be dsregarded.
Andrew Johnson has granted The re-
quest Of their friends and the bodies Of
the couspirators are being taken from
their graves under the haging stones Of
the walks at the arsenal and given them.
More an on. Yours, CASs.