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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-26
%, 1856
N e S.

THE CENsus.-By reference to the
Council proceedings, It win be seen
that it has been determined to take
the census this Spring. and that the
allowance for doing that work is $3.50.
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SEWING MACEINEs.-rwo Wilcox
& Gibbs Sewing Machines at cost. 10
close out consignment. Call at Louis
BITTRoLFF's, No. IS Main st. ia21 1w
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A STABBING AFFAIR.-Two boys
who arrived here yesterday by the
Richmond, named Lewis ID. Foulks
and John Carr, the former aged II
years and the latter II years, got into
a quarrel yer a copy of the Police
Gazette. whom Carr stabbed Foulks in
the shoulder, inhietiDg a severe
wound. The wound was sewed up
by DIR. Runeie, and both were lodged
in the station-house. They say they
are from Covington. KY. and are
step brothers. They left Cincinnati
on the mail boat and came to Louis
vile. thence by the Tarascon to
Greensboro, and then by the Rich
mond to this city. and are en- route to
the Furnaces on Green River in
search of work. They are half
brothers-sons of the same mother.
They talk and act like hardened
young rogues, and were very free in
their conversation, the elder one
smoking a pipe with great nonchal-
ance while telling the story of the
quarrel.
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For RENT.-Business House No.
81 Main Street, three doors from the
corner of Third Street. For partieu-
lars, apply to ARTHUR LODGE.
16-1Ote G.. II. JENKfNsL
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~ We will open this morning new
Tassel Fringes, Trimmings, Zephyr
Worsted, Guipure Edgines. Hand.
kerchiefs, Embroidery, Plaid Hos
iery, and fancF articles too numerous
to mention, at Coolidge's New York
store. de15 tu&th
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@~A beautiful handeis made more
beautiful when it is covered with
Harris seamless Kid Gloves; blues,
puppies ard black, stitched with
white. just received at Coolidge's
New York Store. de15 tu&th
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WELL ATrENDED.@There was a
good attendance at the Union Prayer
Meeting in the Walnut Street Presby-
terian Church, yesterday morning,
and the meeting was a ucces There
were twelve prayers, twelve songs and
two cxhortations in the space of an
hour. The proportion of gentlemen
was larger than that of the ladies,
which is an exception to the general
rule. These meetings cannot fail TO
be of benefit to all.
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FLOURt FLOUR

YEsEEE USEsER&fGNED Will SELL
fbai. : best Family Flour at 81 %, at
fIefr 1f ~. corner OF Fourth Street and
FuIfon q venue, and deliver 20 any part of
Tie civ. VAHLBERG & DIXON.
faI2 dtf
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b A new stock of Silk Frinpes
and French Corsets at HUGHEs'.
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NOTTnE

II DESIRE NOTIFYING THE PUB,
- lie that / have rented a room OH
Fourth Street, between Locust and Wal
nut, at which place 1 will Keep 60 .sfslutly
on hand a large Varie Y OF Green APPLES,
Dressed Poultry, BnGIeF, Riggs, Dried Prt il,
and in fact ala kinds of Produce
Jfn2S dtr JAKE HUNHELL.
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wgR RENT

-lTHB AMEHJCAN
hgA E~ tfta OF the best hotels iu
EtahhNlue iHa Gtnn Is lbs located ln tho
ihldst 0f the business pnrt or lhe city
if9ilts ON water street. 3 the corner Of
Wtief auN more, and has % splendid
iiNff view. Ah lf large ~ cummudlnus,
is ieis I'm n fquare from Main Street,
and is easy ot ateees from lhe glbrr. rail-
gfrea EprH ~, 1853. Apply to
ALNAH dDheHlN, Admir-.
Janis ar Evansville. tud.
TEDa BASEMENT The base.
~ ment OF la Cumbf rlnnd -PrashytprInu
Church. c0rne 81 Necgnd and Chestnut
Streefs glnfs would Us 81 very desirnbif
place fox tr chung Hteic or Draining uua
IfLinhuN. Also, M good room for am ONCE
Irguire OF ALNAH ItHNHDN,
au2N d4 Hefl Estate Agent.
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MARRIED.

EMERY-HEWsrON-At the residence
OF the brides aren't EX-kfayof HeWstOn,
IN this city, on the 23d inst, By Rev. Geo.
w Moore, Lieut.. Colonel LOWELL NJ. EN-
ERH 10 Miss TILBIE ID. HEWsTON, both OF
the city OF Evansville. Indiana.
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m z. r. Northern Division.
.rArNs GOING SOU

Iaave Henderson daily Sundays
Sexeeofed :a0A.M
A vriva at BamEm.----~----.-...4Ve4OA Al
GOING NORTH.
Leave Hansom----~ 20 : =
Arrive at Henderson-~---- 1900 o'OV F.a
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Disso lution of Gopartnership.

THNEAE - r.1
e fore E Existing between {. n. CIahlet
aDd Errada 1ck HeulEe. under tue firm name
- Grsnef 4 Heuke,w was this day dissolved
~ nanfnat eonsenI. The business of the
iste firm will be settled by Frederick
I%ent-a VII o alone is authorized TO settle
f1e saUae CRAMER q HEUKE,
Evansville WOOlen Mills.
Evansvfu : Ind, Jan. 18th, 1868.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Masonic yofIee.

Meeting Of Evansville Chapter No.
II this (Tuesday) evening, at seven
O'Clock, for work.
1t A j. COLBURN, Sec'y.
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qsrre Haute and Indianapalis.

r4e change on this Ohio and MiEIsslppi
Dllf1sosd taEes PIaee on Monday, Deeein-
her nm. a1zr which We VIII coFfso' y
time table or that Rad
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Court OF CoMzloN PLEAs-Yoa.
terday was chiefly devoted TO State
cases in the Court of Common Pleas.
and several eases were disposed of.
The Court was merciful and magnan-
imous, and most Of those tried got. off
lightly.
Jerry Jones. a negro, who had
made rather too free with certain
property belonging to Victor Risch,
Esq, was convicted of petty larceny,
and sentenced to thirty days impris-
onment ia the county iail-a very
light sentence indeed.
August Schmidt. charged with
stealing mackerel. &C., from Viekery
Brothers, was tried by a jury, who
returned a verdict of not guilty.
Francis J. Sheriden-who is not in
the slightest degree related to "gal-
LIANT little Phi1."-was arraigned for
| stealing an overcoat and pair oil
gloves from DIR. Bray. Tried by a
jury, found guilty. and awarded two
years in the States Prison, with a
fine of S. and Acknowledgement for
three years.
John Adams, a eolored boy. was
found guilty Of stealing pink skins,
and awarded one year in the peni-
Tertiary.
VIM. Moss was tried by the Court
on a charge Of stealing a pair of sec
ond-hand boots, but was acquitted.
r. I. Sutherland was arraigned on
a charge Of swindling an old farmer
out of the price Of certain hogs. This
is the famous case OF specializing IN
hogs, by meeting an unsophisticated
farmer at the head of Main Street
buying his hogs, turning them over to
Elliott, Ruffner & Co, and appropri-
ating the proceeds to his ewn use
The case was continued until the mex
term of the Court, and the prisonei
was admitted to bail in the sum 0
$500.
John Jones having convinced him
self that his employer. David Bali
was indebted to him about the value
of one coat, appropriated a carmen
of that description to his own use
For this he was accused of larceny
and the Judge thought he could atom
for the crime by lying In the Count,
jail for sixty days.
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Strayed or Stolen.

~ 0z:SE-A chestnut sorrel horse, four
- years cd In the Spring; no other
marks remembered. liberal reward Will
be paid for his delivery, or any informa-
ton that viii lead to his
1al8 div MOSES AIKEN.
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FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
t2a,y flour sold IA the city, the
C~ynthIana Mills, also, rye -four for
sale by, ii. D.,Allis & Co., First st.
second door below Vine.
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Arrivals.

New Arrivals.
3 bbls Krout.
5 Sweet Cider.
% Buekwheat Flour.
Elegant Syrup.
100 Eastern Apples.
10 eases Yarmouth Sugar Corn.
PARSONS, ScovILLE & MoFFETT-
dee29
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B9~ Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL Il Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner OF Third aud Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries Of all kinds
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept oc26 diff
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Taynaxers. Attention.
saIe Of Unclaimed Goods.

To all a0hOnl ft may concern:
s&T EEG MS BAEREBY GIVEN. that
III the unclaimed packages at til vari-
Gus offices OF Adams Express Company in
Southern Indiana Will ba Did az Public
Auction, TO the highest bidder, in the city
OF Evansville, at the Auction Room OF
Hiram Nelson, Locust Street, opposite tile
POstOfice, on the 9Th day Of March, 1869,
unless she same shall be called for and ali
charges paid thereon. A compete list OF
these packages may be seen at the several
PoSt-OnfCes, ExpI esS Offices, and other
public places where the packages were
VIM. q. LANGAN.
dec48 d2m Agent.
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B9~ Just received another invoice
of those American black rep silks,
and Irish Poplins, at Coolidge's New
York Store. DELI tnStb
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/ desire 7, turnfng thanks to my many
old cusfon1, 4s for their i"Ong-continueu
nafroua0a a nj would respectfully Request
= r1TfheP con 8%duuance OF the same.
faIg FREDERICK
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n-4TTaoAD %TTMETAHa y.
COlNG NORTH
aoMfNG SOUTH,

Leave Lease L5vfIIs
Tefte 6.s6 N 9s2S
$500 u 3 &C. asp A n 12:1 e =
Rseu as...-.SaS ri 53oP
n R-The vincennes aa ti6sa
~ ieayfng 1t 2:5 r. M, makes crosse
Ilain.cffoY With the Ohio and mississippi
e1DaHiI h mt Vincennes for 81. Louis anu
Cairo.
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LEWIS RUFFNER, JR., Evansville, Ind.
JOIN GLBEBT, Goleonda, Ills.
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Ohio and mississippi Railroad.

RAINs ARRIvE AT JUNCTIoN.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
EUROPE.

PETITION FOR RELIGIOUS EQUALITY IN IRELAND
AND THE PARDON OF RENIANs--A BILL OF Ex-
TRADITION TO BE REPORTED-THE SPANISH
CoRTEs-DIsCHARaB OF CERTAIN FRENCH SOL
DIEns AND sAILoRs--THB AUSTRIAN BEIOHs-
RATH. 4. Z. =,
LONDON, March 16.--Inth House OF Com
mons, to-day, the Mayor Of Dublin appeared at
the bar and presented petitions praying for
religious equality in Ireland and pardon for all
Fenians. /otTtG .3 tahl
Iu reply to O question from Torrens, the
House was informed by Oldway, under secre-
tary for the Foreign Department., that the gov
erpment would soon bring in o bill for estab-
fishing uniform and permanent law Of extra
dition. "i r 'A+
ToULoN, March 16.-By orders received from
Paris, all soldiers and sailors who were recruit
ed in 1862 have been discharged from the M Ill
tary and naval depots.
MADRID, March 18-Barricades were erected
and some fighting done in Andalusia, Xerexis
killed and six wounded. fv e.. .ip.
Minister sagosta advises the Cortes not to
enforce the conscription.
In the Cortes yesterday o motion was made
by a Republican that the Cortes take ground
in favor Of legalizing civil marriages, and seve-
raj Republicans spoke in favor of it. At the
conclusion of the debate it was announced that
the government intended to introduce bill on
the subject S-''oEg ,s,z'>g@sstrs
Celestino Oliegas, member Of the Cortes,
was killed to-day in q duel. ua NJ r,
VIENNA, March 1s.--The Reichsrath is
strongly in favor Of the proposal recently made
by the government to subject the Landwehr to
the regular military authorities.
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.sa Il HOWL FROM THE WEST
why MIR. Stewart Would mt Suit as soc-
retary or tho Treasury Real
Views. eg

That honest and fearless Republican Don
piatt who does the Washington corrasnon.
s.n.. o.. 49, |.,a;,,r.., C.-ss.:sS
TO show unmlstakAble symptoms OF disgust at
the way he discovers national affairs to be man
aeed Tor the asnac;al hanef,t ~ Nav ysn.,.na
~ 20 - .. 80" ~..~ A1''' =
speaking OF hteWarts resignation. ne says:
Mr.. Stewart was confirmed by the Senate
before the discovery was made that, politically,
he was In opposition TO the prohibitionlsts,
and believed In q tariff 1Or revenue only, with
such Incidental protection as such tariffs may
gives The fast came TO the surface, however.
ely after, and WAS in fact the cause
of the intense opposition his appointments cre-
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SPAeKs FROM zHE WIRES.

Dr. Mudd avived at Baltimore yesterday In
the steamer Librty.
Three men IN attempting to escape from
Sing Sing prison New York yesterday were
shot, NJ
Captain Armstrongof the fever ship James
Foster, which arrivedat New York last Mon
day. is dead OF foyer \ontracted during the
voyage. r
The steamships EmilyS. sonaer and None
ka. OF the Charleston linewer4 sold at AUCTION
in Now York yesterday; tR fornaer for thirty
Avs end tho latsey for thirty thousand dollars.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM THE STATE CAPIT.AE.
TzE DISPATCH OF lUsINEss-THE CASE OF THE
ronT ROYAL RAILRoAD-BILLs RATIFIED-FIRE
AT THE LUNArIo ASYLUM.

[sfEoIAL TRI.E0RAM TO THE DAILY NEws.1
\ CoLuMB1A, March 1S.-IN TEE SENATE. the
Appropriation bill was read the second time
and ordered to be engrossed.
The, bill to facilitate the settlement of the
aF.irs of the Bank of the State wss read
the third time, passed, and sent to the House.
The rest of the day was consumed in discus
sion on the adoption Of the majority report oi
the Committee on Railroads, recommending
the postponemcnt to next session of the bill to
aid the Port Royal Railroad. On motion to
lay the majority report on the table, the vote
stood; yeas 12 nays "a. So the motion was
lost. The question on the adoption Of the re-
port comes up again tomorrow.
The following acts were ratified o-day: An
act to protect laborers and persons working un-
der contracts on shares Of the crops; an act to
consolidate the Charlotte and South Carolina
Railroad and the Augusta and Columbia Rail-
road Companies; an act to amend an act to re-
gulate attachments; an act to amend the ch ar
ter OF the Sulphuric Acid and Superphosphate
Company; an act to establish o Lazaretto and
Quarantine Hospital in the harbor Of Charles
ton; an act to incorporate the Longshoremen's "a
Protective Union Association Of Charleston; an
to establish a ferry between Hilton Head Is
land and the mainland; an act to provide for On
enumeration Of the inhabitants Of the State
an act to provide for q uniform and proper pro-
mitigation OF all legal and public notices; and
q joint resolution to provide for the pubiica-
tion Of the acts, reports, resolutions and jour
mails Of the General Assembly. aa
In THE House, the bill to amend an act ia
regulate lhe manner Of drawing juries had it's
title changed to an aot and was ordered to be
enrolled. =
The bill to provide for the care Of tho poor
was passed and sent to the Senate. n.
The bill to determine the value Of contrac ts
made in Confederate States notes or their
equivalent, also the bill to grant, renew and
amend the charters Of certain towns, were
passed and sent to the Senate. II
Il A Are broke out this evening in the laundry
department OF the Lunatic Asylum, destroying
= two story brick building attached to the
mRin asylum. Considerable CONSERVATION
prevailed among the inmates; but all are sfe.
No person was injured.
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rMg cUBAx REroLUrxox.

RUMoRs OF HNaAaEsENTs--aG IMpRr-
SoNED ON sUsPICIoN-A REBE ENVOY AR
RIvEs IN NEW YORK.
HAVANA Maroh 18.--There were many ru~
nors yesterday OF important engagements
tith the troops just sent to Remedies. Two
4exicans have been imprisoned on suspicion
o. being rebel ofacers.
NEW YORK, Maroh 18.---Senor Morales, fully
empowered by President Cespedos to aot as
!, Minister from the Provisional Government OF
Ou's, has arrived. He goes to Washington to
SOCK scognltlon for the revolutionary govern
n0ont. m Tf
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WASHINGTON.

TEE SOUTHERN ELKor1oN GASES BEEaRE CON-
t0REss-A GREAT CASE BEE ,RE TEE SUPREME
Y coURT-MovEMENT OF THE Ex-PREsIDENT-
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS, 90. ,l"
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The House Com
sMittee on Elec tions will consider the case OF
Louisiana tomorrow. Georgia was discussed
To-day. The committee stand six to six in re-
gard to MississIppi; the point of difference be-
Ing whether Grant or the convention shall ap-
npoint the provisional Governor.
Che Supreme Court will hear the argument
dai6 gfeat Missouri test oath case on We'd
Eay. Drake will appear for Missouri, ana
Montgomery Blair and ex-Attorney- General
Evarts for Frank p. Blair, Jr. f.<tEt .
i The President has signed the bill strength
ening the public credit.
WIN. A. Richardson accepts th 9 position of
assistant secretary of the treasury. ~
There was neither nominations nor an Exec
utive session to-day.
Ex-Ptesident Johnson left here to-day, and
lsayes Lynchburg westw ard tomorrow. N
81. q. Niles has been appointed appointment
clerk of the treasury department..
IN THE SENATE. q bill was introduced for con-
strueting military and postal road from Gal
weston, Texas, to Fort Gibson. with branch
to Little Rock. fls r-. ca,4o.
The consideration Of tho repeal of the Ten
ure-of- Office bill was resumed. Without action
the Senate adjourned.
In THE HOUSE, the Ways and Means Com
mittee reported bill amending the Tax bill,
and. among other things, extending the time
for the withdrawal Of whiskey from bond to
April 1870. % ="
FArnsworth reported from the Reconstruc-
tion Committee q bill extending the time for
the removal OF disqualified officers in Virginia,
Texas and Mississippi. Butler expressed re-
gret that, as ohairm N, he was compelled to
/ oppose the first bill introduced by the commit
toe. He contended there was no necessity fol
the extension. Patio, also OF tho committee,
opposed the measure. The House refused the
demand for the previous question by vote oi
fifty v seventy, and the bill was recommitted
The Senate bill selling the Chattanooga roll
ling mile was passed.
The joint resolution restoring Blanton Dun.
can's property was passed by Q vote Of eighty.
Two to seventy-six. when the House ad-
jouraed. 4. .. y
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.AEFAIRs IN THE, STATE.
Nesvberry ana the relegraph

u Nssyberry, snd the Telegraph. q n
The .Newberry. Herald says eeThe prospect
for q telegraphic line Of Communication, which
will connect Newbsrly with che outer world is
looking up. Since our last mention of this
subject, subscription lists have been opened.
and stock to respectable amount taken. We
hope soon to report the sum subscribed sufi-
cient for the purpose contemplated, and o con-
tract made for putting up the line. The Green
vile and Columbia Railroad In actively and
substantially enlisted in its succsss. "A new
era LIS about to dawn in the development Of q
greater material prosperity than our good old
Town OF Newberry ever experienced in her
palmiest days. '.-fh2
ImnaigrattontO to Edgehcld.
The Edgefeld Advertiser says: "rhe thing
has actually begun. Our popular ttownsman,
Y. ". Adams, Esq; has been to Charleston
mana Ina few days, Ave more are to come
to him. The ave already arrived, before being
cent TO Mr.. Adams farm in the country, were
put to DIGGING and delyine in the gardens and
patches around his town house. Their per-
formancas we're very much admired. We shall
speak, Of them more anon. We earnestly hope
Mr.. Adams experiment. will prove entirely sue
cesstuL aud that his ex ample will be specify
followed by hundreds Of our farmers and
planters. @o& 5.sG aaaa~ esss
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u, GRANT And s0UTH CAROLINA.
Intervievv OF south Carolintans vvtea
l8 e5t..f the President.


iAmpng the visitors who oslled onsthe Presi.
dent on Tuesday morning. were tho Hon. j. r.
Reed and Hon. w. Il. Simpson, OF South Caro-
lin, who were presented by the Hon. Thomas
Il. Jones. OF Kentucky. During the interview
Mr.. Reed read, for hi1nasf and Mr.. Simpson,
the following paper, In relation 10 the condition
Of affairs in that State: 4, ,7 e.yf a;. Z, .,a,.
We have called, Mr.. President as nembers
Carolina to the Forty first Congress OF TIE
United States, to tender for ourselves ono the
people we have been chosen to represent our
congratulations upon your auspiciors assunp-
American Union. We are, sir.e natives Of the
State from whence We come, aad claim, as re-
preventative men OF its ancient population, to
be familiar with THAR POLITICAL and msteria!
the future. y. ao1e!E
Politically, in addition to the loas OF nearly
all their pecuniary resources. they have by the
results OF the war been praotically excluded.
States, and the blessings of civil government,
but having been recently restored to their ori-i
ginal position in the Union, upon the plan
which the Congyess in its wisdom saw at to
their restoration, they have accepted the ac-
compliahed fact in goed faith, and are as loyal
to the. COVER Tnment OF common county as
any other equal number OF the American people.
"a
OF profound peace, and aside from q few iso-
lated acts OF personal violence that have oeea-
sionally been committed in different parts OF
the State, auoh as are unfortunately Of too
Union. good order has prevailed, and the laws,
state and Federal, enacted. Tor their govern
ment by bodies IN which they were unrepre-
'sented, have been respected. obeyed, and en-
forced without The slightest tendency to tu-
Materially the abundant harvest thst have
been youchsated to themy and. the high prices
at yhiCh their leading ssspies hays Talsd havs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and opened up to their i'm
unexpected ss to lesvs them to hops thst
evils may turn out to ha7s been indeed :biesS-
In ssnllfSent, whilst almost tls eatite native
white and large nuMber Of the oOlored pop !
the natonsi paps shsr sstsets ssS alo
not OF such controlling strength as to induce or
permit factiOus opposition to the purity In
power, or hinder them from yielding q hearty
oa - y Eli hss e ssS a s
velppe the rssourcss and dpr0motS Ehe intsrosts
Of D common country. tsrg XII ,sts& i + 3fg q ,s. \
!. Thejt hopes and @aspirations for the future
presisey fhs ssme fslatiohs to the osernnssns gs
under o common constitution snd laws thatiis
occupied By tha other States of the Union; And
70 this end thet the laws imposing burdens
uniformly enforced persons and property bro
tecscd, the peace preserved inviolato, tho unity
and pdrpotnity OF ths goyernmens maintained
and chat untItsrrhpted fraternity prosperity
p Ras isssS Nos sDa %ssa
regard TO faaes color, or previous oondition-
And such, sir, are the 3entiments or the hearts
OF ourselves and our people. 81 sg
Is resrcnSe TO which, tho President remark