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"The Truth About Georgia.

From the ~ Y. Tribune.
Under this head the N. Y. Times INDUCES
in TRADE against Governor Bullock and his
friends, which we pass over, choosing to deal
directly with the following passage
"The Tribune while blaming the Democrats,
substantially admits that the naturalization
of the amendment was consequence of Re-
publican opposition. II failed because the very
men who now cite its failure as evidence OF
local hostility to The policy OF congress. mas
resolved that it should not succeed"
The Tribune, to show how erroneous and
unjust are the above assertions, is impelled
once more to call attention to the controlling
antecedents of the recent action at Atlanta
= !. Congress passed an act or acts providing
for and prescribing terms of reconstruction for
the States lately in rebellion.
2. Georgia held convention and framed
constitution accordingly; and the present is
her first Legislature under that constitution.
3. The Legislature, as elected, contained
small Republican majority, whereof portion
was wholly or in part of African lineage, and
a strong Democratic minority, composed in
part OF men who, by the terms of the recon,
struction aets were disqualified by prominent
participation in the Rebellion.
A. The Republicans waived or overruled all
objection to these disqualified Rebels, allow
ing them to sit and vote as though they were
legally qualified. By their votes, reinforced
by few Republicans, Messrs. Hill (Republi-
CAM and Miller (Democrat) were chosen
United States Senators over Messrs. Brown
and Blodget, the regular Republican nominees.
8. The Democratic minority, elated by the
nomination and confidently expecting the
election of Seymour and Blair, now proposed
the expulsion of all the colored members, and,
aided by the treachery of some white Repub-
liCans, carried it, thus making the Legislature
Democratic in either house.
6. The earnest Republicans (not the Times
sort) regard the Legislature as invalidated by
this expulsion, and the reconstruction Of
Georgia virtually overthrown. And they de-
sire that Congress should in some way coun-
teract and render nugatory the expulsion
aforesaid and its consequences.
Z. Under these circumstances the fifteenth
amendment came before that expurgated Legis
Iature for ratification. On its merits every
Republican was in favor, every Democrat ad
verse to 1t. But men OF either party compre
hended that its ratification would tend power
fully to strengthen the disposition in Congress
to let Georgia alone, and treat her as finally
reconstructed. Hence some Democrats voted
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to ratify, hoping thus to fortify their dom 'stlc
position, while some Republicans voted NOT TO
ratify, and others refused to vote az all, ior
reasons identical with those whlcn lmpeileo
sorna Democrats (as aforesatd) TO vote yea.
And though the lines roundly asserts that
tube ratification of the amendment would
have had no effect whatever upon the Demo-
cratic members, their present position, or
their chances In the future" we submit that
ieoislators in Georgia we're probably quite as
oompetent Judges on that point as any editor
in New York can be.
In saying this, we by no means intimate
that the greater number of Republicans who
voted for ratification, as of Democrats who
voted against it, we're less shrewd or less
earnest than their dissenting brethren. II
was a case wherein the members of each party
were called to make what they considered a
choice of evils; and some decided one way,
some another. Time must decide who were
the wiser and more discerning.
We have thus succintly set forth all the
material facts in the case. They seem to us
to refute most emphatically the assumptions
of the Times. The responsible authors, in our
view, of the present interregnum in Georgia
are those Democrats who, nearly year since,
expelled the colored members from their seats
in the Legislature. That was the root Of Bit
terness whence springs all that is now anoma-
leus and tantalizing in the condition of that
State. Let the great wrong be redressed or
receded from, and the fifteeth amendment will
forthwith be ratified, whether any Democrats
shall see fit to vote for it or not and the State
will be fully restored to representation in Con-
gress and to her proper place In the Union.
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Nl,UfI
DIRECTORS.
Thomes Q. Hand, Edmund A. Souder
John q. Davis, Samuel &C. Stokes
james @. Hand, Henry Sloan,
Theophilus Paulding, William O. Ludwig
Joseph h. Seal, George g. Leiper
Hugh Craig, Henry Q. Dallett, Jr.,
John r. Penroses John ID. Taylor,
Jacob p Jones, George w. Bernadou
James Traqualr, William q. Boulton,
Edward Darlington, Jacob Riegel,
ID. Jones Brooke, Spencer McIfyaine
James b. Mcfarland, ID, Il. Morgan Pittsburp
Edward Lsfourcade, John b. Semple, "
Joshua p. Eyre, A. b. Berger,
THOMASO'. HAND, President.
. JOHN Y. DAVIS. Vtce-President
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary,
HENRY BALL. Assistant Secretary. noe
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

BDIToRIAJ OPINIONS or TRH LEADING JOURNALS
UPoE CURRRET ToPIOs-oonPuED HvKRY
DAY ToR THH HvEEEe VELEeRAPK.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. 1.ji;,

lhL GENERAL TRANSArLA NTIC COMPANIES
MAIL SrEANSHIPs BErW EHN NEW YORK
AND HAVkE, CALLING AT BAfCST,
The splendid new vessels this tAYorlte route for
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INSURANCE.

DELAwARE MUTUAL SAFETY INsUR-
-ANCJE COMPANY. Incorporated by the
Legislature of fPennsylvania, 1885
once g. K. corner of THIRD and WALNUT
Streets Philadelphia.
MARINE INsURANCEs
On vessels, Cargo. and Freight to all parts OF
INLAND INsURANCEs
TO all parts Of the Union.
FIRE INsURAHUEs
On Merchandise generally; on stores, Dwellings,
Houses, etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY,
November |, 1853
100000 United States Five Per
,ooo0o Cent Loan, 10. 0.4os....;;;... s2OS. $4,000
-. Cent Loan, 1881 l.......;... l3s,sOOOO
o,o Cent Loan uor Pacific % 100000
100000 State Of Pennsylvania SIX
o,ooo Per Gent; Loan n;-.;;...:. Il.s75Os
s"oo Loan exempt from taxi. I2S,504OO
Per Cent. Loan. .;;.........". 5l,5OOOO
$1,000 Penn. Rail First Mortgage
Six Per Cent. Bonds....., 100000
$1,000 Penn. r. Second Mortgage
Six Per Cent, BOnds......,.. 2,000'00
5000 Western Penn. Il. Mort.
Six Per Cent Bonds, (P.
r. X. guRrantee) )............. 20,62500
Cent. Loan....................... 21,OOOOO
1000 State of Tennessee Six Per
Cent Loan. n...............,..... 6,03l rs
1900 Germantown Gas Co, prtn.
cipal and interest guaren-
800 shares stock............., 100000
lO,0O0 Penn'a Railroad Company. 49,
200 shares Stock............... u,3OOU
b,OOO North Penn'a Railroad Co.,
100 shares Stock......,..... 8,6OOW
$1,000 Phila. and Southern Mail ..
no. Steam CO., 80 0shares Stock l0,OOOOO
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Propertles........."....... ...... @O',SVVW
sl,lO9.9OO Par. Market value, Sl,lSO.S25'25
Real 100000
Bills receivable for insurance made 81, ,4S6 "a
Balances due at agencies, premiums
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pany ". "oD.o @". .~ U 4Ol7Sss
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1
Joint Resolution to supply omissions in the en-
rolezett Il c.. taiu prop Iation acts, approved
Hssch I'd, 1863.
Be i; resolved b the Senate and House Of Rep
r..-t-fltatyes Of the United staIes Of Anne lea Ia
CO.. gr1>s assembled, Chat the following Items,
gutsttei in tire earluIrut # approFrit ion acts
.Ipr,.v4d March third. eighteen hundred and
six ~ -niie tie, AMI the same are hereby, a.
aIl-nGcd made valid por iJ,.s 81. the acts from
y, HIcli l. ey wee omitted VIZ:
IN lie Ct making appropriations Tor the
legislative, executive, and Judicial expenses 81
the govern meat F the year ending The thirueth
.ju4le. eighteen hundse and seventy" after
IN PROV 50 t,Ille Iats.igtafh commencing = For
saa, ies aud tx e ses rtdieCtets. assessor
sistaut assesssrs. revenue agents. Sc insert;
: Provided further. That after the passsg &c Of
bis &C. he r p etols Of all iutern"l revenue
bonded wa elioues stsa!l reimtugse t. the Unite.
ites The xsenses and salary OF I'll = rekeepcis
al I'll er officers in eliza If such WAREHOUSES;,
and he same shall be pasd into tie treasury ana
..c-oBs tel FL IKE -Ii.er public moneys.
IN tie oct making appiouIia ions fJr sunary
civil expenses + the government for the Y ar
etis-ing June tiirtieth, eighteen hundred and s+V-
en- v ana for Other pun ses, under the beating
Public HGjidi'.E- and Grounds, before lie
it. IN For psy Of iaTpiiEiite :, ga ting, &C
i,.se,t For lightiIg the Capitol ami Presidents
house and cubic gruun saTound them and around
the executive offices, thirty houstid dollars"
Arp. CT ed, March -, 1SGt.
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proved, April 10. 1850.
Public Resol.tion- No. ls.i

A Res luton ena Ing bns hie settlers to pnr-
chase certain lands acquired from he Great and
Little Usage tribe of Indians
Resolved by the Senate and House OF Repre-
seltaiiyes o. the United States If America IN
C ,iiyr-ss assemble That any bona fde $ tti' r
residing u;sn any portion Of he lands sold to the
Uritrd State, 5y virtue Of the first and second
A. t Giles of the treaty eonciuaed between the
United States and the Great and Little Usage
[ Toe # indians. september enfy-niIth, eish-
teen hund.ei and sxty-five, and pro liiintd
January twenty first, eighteer hundred and
sixty-s-ven. VIII i citizen Of the unifed states
or stall have dscIar-d his intention 10 becomr
citizen Of h United States, hall be. and hereby
Is. entitled To purchase the same in quantity hot
,xce ding one hundred and sixty acres. az pre-
f one dollar AMI twenty-five cents per acre.
within .xo years from the passage II Il Is act,
und-r such rules and rasula iun>as may De pre-
SC iLei by the Seer, ~ Ct the Interior pre-
,ia-d however, That 10th the odd aud even
numbered sections of the said ianCs shall be sub
jecr to settI, ment and lie "a above provided
Aud frovi ed further cat the sixteenth aui
thirty-sixth sections oh town hip Of said
l,u.!s shall b.. re-er for Stat school purposes
in acconIarcr wit die provisions OF the act 81
admission of the State ,f Hasa Provided, i'ow
ever That nothing - this act shall be construed
in any mann r affecting any legal rights hereto
fore vested in any other putty cr parties
sunro.Si : pril 70, 1909
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an Sc' reruiaiiIi-. tie a CUTS of props
- .

an Acr reguIaiin-. tie CUTS Of property Of Ear
lie W man in the District % toiGllest
De Il enacted Nv the Senate ard Il "i.,e ri Rep
res-ntatiyes Of the United States u AmeIlca II
O gees a-seniii e,t. That the District Of Col
GIntia the re ut ofa married woman 10 any
or Iefry, per- Isl or real, beaneins TO her al
tse ti;ae Of marfaLe. or acquired during mar
riase N an: o'heT Way than by gift or convey
7uce from -r husband. shai be a. atsainie AS If
he we're feniur sole AMI Il Ill not be su' ject Ia
the dis q al % her In band, Iur he Liable 1oF ii,
,lebts; but such red man may convey. de-
We. ard heQueafh the ne, any Inferes
her in IL, the -aue nisEner aEd viii ike effect
a. ii she were uHtt l. re
SIC > Ana be il fu ther enacted, That any
ma Fiff may eri.Itacr, aud sue ana be
sued In her own nan e. in all nat err having re
latiosi to her sole and seFa ate properly III the
same manner il she were uiimal ri.d, but
neither her hGsbard nor Hi~ pro.eriy shall ne
h. tiT. 10 any su~h contract nor liable for any re-
cevery-, ssa,ns; her II, any such mt, hut judge
;aen: MAJ be inforced b. execution against her
sole sd SCI arate estate in The sare manner as II
.he we're sole.
Ar,so.ed, April 10, 1859
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fPub.ic-No. -.
An act 70 renew certain grants Of land % the stat
50 -H.F,.4 ana

Il
An act 10 certain grants Of arlS % TIE state
of Alabama.
Be IL enacted BY the hate and House oil Hep
r,,seritariy-- of tbs United Stats of America Ia
ConEges, ASSEMBLE u. That mach OF the giant
Of lands ms. e T. the State of ALBANIA by tie act
of Congress n provet, June three, eighteen hun
dr-d ari fifty xix. ear tied - An act 2 antlnE
n bile land, in alternate sections the Stale vt
Alabama TO aid in the construction Of csl tam
! II Ir,als in said State granted t. 49,
SYST in the bulldog Of raiirosris - from near
I q t.is,len 10 some point the Alabama and MI
sissipfi state line in direction u he Aohlle
si.I oh 10 rs4iir read, with view to connect Win
the st :, bic and Ohio railroad. " ami " from
t;,,.iss!ea to c,tin.et with the Gergla AMI Ten
,se-see ami Tennessee tue of railroads through
Ckattooaa. wills and lockout Valleys Is
hereby revived and renewed, subject 4 al the
conditions AID restrictions contained in the act
referred to- and subject the further limit Il N
thar If either # tie said railroads i NOT com
rlrted within three years from the time Of the
passage + this further sale stall be made
Jr the benefit such rsitTtai, sGss,. the lands u'I-
ssIi shall revert the Uufei sttes: ir'L'ide',
That tbs, lands granted by the act hereby re-
yiveH except ulifrr.i lands. stall be sold 70
actual 81 iers only iu uantitiss greater than
ol.e-quart,.T setri0n t. one purchasef, and p .
RIGS not exceeding tao G1llrs and h-ty cents
Ier acre
right, power, AMI authority il hereby gwen 10
tr conn a1es bJI-ldH, the If lestiG T'!IiIid e,
take en- tn public lands adjacent 10 the li47 q
sid ri .i- ert stone. ard other mate its fF
the coIistructi.r thereof; aud The night ri way l.
hereby granted the extent Of one siaudt Ell t'f
in yzidtil Oh s, sie 81 SAID Tti ri'ls Stiera hey
nav r,ss eve publ .nsis iucuius Teces
say grounds tn stations ami structures Connected
rlier-vi;ll, not ex-et1-a- '0-tv aces aia't one
-
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An Act to amend an act entitled An act grant
ing land, u aid in the construction o. a rail-
ruai and telegraph line from the Central faci nc
rail cad in CalifsI MIA, To poEtrnd. IN Oregon, "
approve! july INVENT y-iiye. e.ghteen hundred
and siNty-sx.
Be it enacted BY the Senate and House # Rep
re>eutatNes If the United states Of America in
{, ngreSs assembled, That section Fix If an act
entitled IAN Act granting IauG TO al in the
eUfstgGctiun Of railroad and teleglaph line
from the Central Pa &c railroad in California. 10
Porrl.ls IL Ia V'r-g,n," apr we'd JUly twenty
FIVE eighteen hundred ana sixty six he, and the
same is he ely. amended 80 a To allow any rail
road company he ettfTe designated hy thu Leg
stature uf the state If oregon, ia accordance
it, the iist section Of ID act. to file is assent
20 sHcii act in The Department Of The Interior
,ftbin one year from the dale Of the passage If
This act; and such fiiug % its assent, If done
wilhIa one y ear from the passage hereof, shall
have the ne force and effect to %ll lutentS ami
sl.rIYse- a. e suc3 assent had been filed vi han
one : ar after tie passage Of sad act: Provided.
That nothing here. shall impair any i-hts here
-ofare acquired by any railroad coH'aiiiy under
s,ti,I act nos shall aid act er tAis amendment be
c rlstrued to en- tile more thal one couf'=ny to Il
grant OF i4ut;: And provided further, That the
"a. Is gTaated By The act aforesaid shall he Id
to actual settlers only in qGauIities not greater
fhgn one quarter section 10 one purchaser, AZ
FOR a pIIce not exceeding TWO dol!aEs ana hity
cents pc acre.
Approved, 3pUii l6, lsCe
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An Act 10 disccatiaus eault 81 Aasis. - . port
Of sstry In the superioe district, and 70 estab-
lish Marqsstte in lisa theseoE
Be is enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
reeeutatives Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That sault rte. Marie, In the
district Of Superior, h hereby Disseminated -
port of entry, and that the port Of entry for the
district be, and is hereby, established at Mar
queite, at which place the collector of the dis
trict shall reside. and deputy collector shall re-
side at Sault Ste. Marie.
SEC Q And be it further enacted. That all
acts and parts of acts consravening this act be,
and the same are hereby, repealed. This act
shall take effect from and after the tenth day Of
May next
Approved April 10, 1869
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4 nhIir e.. Int;nn-No. IL

Resolutlon re-recjiug the rFtilenlent Of the
Breyet Major Gential 2 n;enizeHan
Resolved hY the >enate and House Of Repre-
sent:s ives OF the United states of America in Co-
gIesS assembled. That the President OF the
United states be, ard he is hereby. authorized to
place the name OF Brevet haj'r oenerai 9
iieufzt Imam the rein ed list OF the army, with
The full rank The comm md held by him when
Wounded. ia accordance with sections sixteen and
seventeen of The act of August, eighteen hun
dred aid sixty -one, and section thirty two the
act Il July twenty eight, eighteen hundred and
sixty six.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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An Act TO repeal an act # he ieg stature OF New
Mexico imposing caplation tax On b"Eihe
cattle.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resen;atives Of the UItited states 81 America IN
Cong ess assembled. That the act Of the legs
laiure Of The Territory Of New Mexico Of frpru-
airy third, eighteen hundred and siNfy-nine, and
all OF er laws and parts of laws Of sa1tes-itrre
imposing a capitation tax ON bovine cattle intro
duced into the said Territory from other Trrri-
to- les or States, the republic II heNiee lie,
peeled
Approved, Apvillo, 1859.
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FpuhIi,-So. ot.l

An Act concerning the Attorney Gsnerai.
BE it enscied by the 81 nate and House u Rep
rt-entstiyes Of the Uni ell states of America IN
tor.ies assenib ed, That much OF the " act
InssIhg appropriations fOr the legislative. eX-
&c alive. aud judicial, exp nsrs Of the goVernmet
fur the year enling the thirtieth OF Iute, egh
teen hund ed and seventy a. repeals the $ c.
oni section # the act Of August second. eigh-
teen hundred and siNty-une entitled =" An act
concerning the Attorney General and the att'r
neys AID marshal, Of the several districts, Be-
and tine is hei ehy repealed; and said see'Id
section l. her eby declared To beiH fun free; aud
it shall be tie dCty # the Attorney General TO
report at the cun.lle mcnt of lie next SESSION
o; Cuurrees and to eich succe ding session, the
names Il all the persons employed 'rIhe TUT-
p res aforesaid, snd where and upon . hat bur
uess emll yed, with the coKpensatIDa pad to
each.
Approved. April 10. 1S6a.
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IPublic Res .lutiou-No. g.

Joint Resi- ution to facilitate the construction Of
the Gus onIi ouse at Bangor, Maine.
B. il resolved by the Senate AMI II Use OF Rep
! esent.tives OF the Unitei ; ,te- OF America IH
ou.-res, assembled. That the -ecTetary OF the
Treasury be auth rlze,l t. make a present sppi'
c fi,p u the went five tn U-s,nd dollars Al pro
Ti,t,. at lie last ,es-iun If The fritth congress
Tor the Bau-o custom house and public buildings,
the same a. be applied 10 the use prosi ed ia said
spnrnpii ton not hereby increasing tie SAID APP
preparation Is hefetsf II ma C.
Approved, April 3, 1873.
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Public Res.,lu,ion-No. III

Reso,ution maxim Z San Diego, California, port
Ut delivery.
Resolved by the enate and House OF Reprcsen-
tstives It the Quilted States of America in Con-
ert s. assembled, That san Diego, California be
and ia hereby, created port ii delivery in the
Gust. ms collection district Of Francisco, and
hat The deputy collector OF that port receive the
sane salary as other deputy collectors Of the dis
triSi-
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IPublic E.solurion-Nc. II

Resolution rel ,ting to government buildings n
Fort f,tten, i'ai."ta Territory
Resolved By the Senate and House OF Rspresen-
cai.s-- II the Unit 4 states If America Goa
gr-ss ass-nbi That the Secretary OF War be,
sn! he hereby l., authorized IN empower Ell To
ersct the necessary buii,iings at Fort Totten,
isak Territory. - he cJa-tTuctsl % brick
All t. accept IN sc - said fprs already c'r-
ssructsi Of ericE Prcvi i-d Tint in his Judgment
bu.iiit x OF that material Il not lie more ex
rsils:ys thsn hu lingS If Y I'D and prov id-d
:1rLAer, T4.t : gro! ristiJn vii be necessary
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