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, 1870-02-24
THE NORTH FEST.


The Rockford Gazette sa3a: 'Tncre were gate-
eIf n The bouso Of III. Ioei Andrus, 10 141ieu,
OF MnrdsJ LAT, slx sons, eyhs d1r9niers, seFe1
sons inlaw, one dtuRhter-ln.lAw. fifteen grand.
cAfldfep. and one great eraudchl!d Of Nj. ?. A.
Wood, Of Oven, tn this couotJ. II was On the
OCCASION Of the forty-fou1th anniversary OF the
natEiaae Of Nj. and MIR. Atwood, both Of whom
were prc,ert OF xll this large family, not Que ID
addicted 70 the Use Of tobacco, or drinks lntoxl.
eat'pR liquors OF any Kind"
A1a Th'ppS who Nss 6hot In tho hesd b. her
austsnd. II N1co!u, tow days s9o.-ne 4ubse-
q7erss A'lltng h'mseN-ls s1ul Alive. sne says
tha1 he borrowed shot gun about swo weet2
sEn, loaded It, and VA aiming II =: her head,
totough the window near which she was washing !;
out tnf, LOOKING up, aaw HIN, and leu Oh trs roor
screaming. Ac cAme to her Aad TILED TO pac,fy
her BY telling her he "vas ou1y IN fan-" She then
Neht hosna to her parents, And ststed that abe
would DOT hTe wilh hin, for ane war alRays N
fear c6 losing ter life
On McnuaJ nre broke ont IN Turner'S rea.au-
rsns, N Aasoo City. suu. before it, progress eould
he 1tsJed, thirteen buildings were de4tToyed-ail
that wcra in the buck founded nor:n By Ctes1nut
street, west oy Main strcet, soarn by Elm strea:.
snd east BY an alley. The lcas Il Estimated I:
ylt,toa
Np1ANAx
4 I4IaTetta man hh1 been Htntttnp 4 rtheE
, 1870-02-24
fltftERfA ANfapMkk1 ctlEBea1los.

tha .s,, neasnx OF the committee appointed BY
sss .a4otea etzeas to make pteoasuttoas for 81.
11.n. tas saaneatton Of tue fifteenth Amsna-
re- oin.,on 1 On TuesdaJ egenIng, me foilo Sinr
PsInrr T., tnas - s1sen6 tpr1t.t;onp to John N
iinai. * ast e1eellent Goxernn Of he Etsts r.
sae 3a SsaSs # the of Uhssso, etto9, of
iwtl.xsSs. Eith thslr seSsi, ~ ~ or white tes
evsEEG. ~N1 ~ fs1"a2 Hall In tho
Al IN sccoEtsoeo Rlsh .hs above .e,o1u,ou 10
es.a. ~ s. Cau's!lJ tnv1Le III ine persous AID 30
nsarSs Ss Lamed 70 be ntstent on tnA: Jay Il, ard
T. oSSoeo, o. behalf Of tho committee,
VI. = p,,u r n HANCOCK, Ca3t1mss.
Wa '. tA.l-1ES, ssEsttRIJ.
, 1870-02-24
THE NATURALIZATION LAWS.

There nre several bills before Congress
having for their object the amendment Of
Tho naturalization laws. No one Of these
bills proposes to extend tho Term of proba
ZION or Of previous residence of the alien
betoFe admitting him to citizenship; but
they nll Feek to project naturalization from
ths frauds ~hich aro practised every year,
and Of which, in the end, the aliens are the
principal victims. The Nos York World
loolil at this thing from partisan stand
point, assalIs every measure Of this kind as
an effort to prevent foteign-born residents
from voting, and warns Congress that the
several States may defeat the reforms BY
admitting a1itna 10 voto without naturaliza-
sloa- The right Of each State to enlarge
its suffrage 60 az to include aliens is not
questioned hut it is not the only end Of
naturalization to Becure tho right Of auf
frage. It is trus that under the Fifteenth
Amendment al citizens may vote, and that
naturalization thus coufe1s the right to
vote; but fraudulent naturalization does
not make man citizen, any moro than a
forged deed conveys property. Tho value
OF naturalization depends upon it's validity,
nnd man holding a forged or bogus ce1tifi-
cate Of naturalization Is not thereby made
4 citizen. 1t may accomplish Temporary
frand to issue bogus nAturaliza-
ton papers to ignorant men, aud
thereby induce them to swear that thew
are citizens; but the perjury and the in
fanny Of tho aaiant and Of those induoipa
him to take the oath are in no way dimin-
'shed because be holds, for the time being.
certificate which be knows to be fsaudo-
lent. Any law which will render it 1oore
difficult to corrupt men, and thus lead them
into perjury, WILL be an act Of mercy to the
alien, ful1S as much go as the laws which
protect the immigrant from the thieves md
runners who meet him ut his landing, In
some Of the new States, where the popula-
ton ia largely composed Of foreigners, and
where the ma jority Of the land IL held by
the newcomers, it has been thought advisa-
BILE to admit these aliens to the right of
suffrage pending their application for cid.
zenship- Such was the rule ia Illinois
until 1913, when citizenship was established
rs requisite IN the voter. So it will be in
all tie other Suites in time; and no class of
citizens will acquiesce in the change more
chee1fully- than those who have honestly
and faithfully complied with the naturaliza-
ton laws.
The naturalization Of husband works
tho naturalization OF the alien wife, and
entities her, as we'll as himself, to the rights
Of citizenship. In many States aliens are
, 1870-02-24
THE vFRMoNT CONSTITUTIONS.

Anendmenia hecoUns CT ded bT the
Eeaacss Of CsuKors-H0Er FneY arc
Recehscu by the keoP4c-Objec9tons
10 tho tEeAeht MnnneF OF Amend
AnE ahe ConsGixutaou.
BARNARD, Windsor County, ", Jan "a
TO tA E1ttas of "a FarE.
Sin: I ns peorls OF 1na. S a:e ara considering
70 pfopt!e1J OF soEe chauSes IN their pfg1n,c
la~. Ce1nlh &H>erdnerts to tne coostt, 1tfon
tOt1oTs: -
Articles ot Amendment to tha C>ass,sauop Of
PC s ate rf FttDonr. eloooatd oT re Cooucl 81
CeusnrE. On the Ssd day nt Oesosee, 4. d 1869.
ARTICLE |.
Corporations thtl Rot Be Grated Tor tbe,r
eor era Mcsessed or diminished nJ sp4aG NrT
sxeekt tcr municipal Parposst.
. ARTICLE Il
~ sfS1leE @ !. Ihe Genera Assanh11 shan meat ca
INT Efst Nedrt-uAj ot 0ctoneR, btenr.ally; t1n
nrst ecl.ou sha oe on tho nftt Tu-sasJ oI SAB.
tthhxr, 4. D 1870: tha 1fst hes~4on or 1at Gen,
sfA1 A.stHo,J On sae nfat Wednesday, II UtioptT.
Il d 1870.
he. T. Tbs Governor, Lieutenant Goyesun..
4ye.4u1eF Of tho S,1sA SepAsor4 ToEn RenT.s
.entetsta. Aaastaht Judge. Of tne any CoaI.,
snt5t1.s Aaa B4Gtns. atAIsr AuosnGTA Jacrss
u fsvoA1o- and Justices Of tnc prsce, sasI b.
, 1870-02-24
The Wearing Of tho Green.

The teW Tof9 Sua sAJs: "Opt cashier kns
been tsoab.ed lately Nttn nadinK Eli dERes1 eA,si
Wfn what NAs 10 Ai0 N uuacco1nta3lt green
t!nee. Cpon exxWcAttou he discovered s1at 10
colo1tre matter cane from tee sursace Of tue new
bills snu cnltercJ 1uAt tssned By tho Cnitou S1yea
Ecw green II os A entireiy uiurrrnt co!oe ffou
tnAt tosnerl} ased, hA'icE do!l. sol.d ,ook, Of.
ftDaFx u bppeafsncc, ana psacucatT u1nt II b
rubbed OF IN rtf& and Il sofia eEatJi I'LL 4 ii
touches !. It h poteoro1s people nnst % stry
saiefu1 nboos etttftk the pAtrtcsooa s1n % Sne1r
ltps The m1tcsso'e character, IL setlku aad *.
erutiou, Of these new bits eI,ko& Tho oo4t tuptrs
uc,a1 onserser. We hnd Also tat tnere il nast
M these bills Implying shst Ihsfe Il 'px.eat !
Iatd Tar by tne government II Tho pssent TO.
urten paint, for the nEserae.a pspes % Khtcn ths
a''is arc pftntcd, Ct fot MsklDE oac uaNed S'4tes
cl1teLc} look HE oru1-el.llf lLptlb1 va thnu +
Ike 10 kcow the history a. sch last sb:g t3a hod
Nbo Il to get the noreF. Let shneo III llsat,"
, 1870-02-24

e$ f<Y,I{S al IN Enkx
uith donh,e. .haYrel.,d r,f,cs 1ooiaa Win
,,.m =. 49,. f.st NJ n-o,l. ;a.4,;..s
src, f.1,,s M m he ftcr tb,n nntr,1 ns.,s
s;n,,;,n tbouph ha had ;n.t ,,...,
;r h;s covard1v ,ss,,,t -, S.N
thai mn assass,nafion tbat no, ~. ,...s.'
WIS ouite to lis tasle NJ n,,,;1e.
had no personal vronc IN ovs,.r. l,,. D.,
lenesd the bul,y as IN act If dntr .;mn,,
to COW the b.usteter tn XII, him ~ ~ A..
ia the n,tcmpt.
It has been said 4hs. NJ, ~.
luenrue's education xn, henn, r,s.r
tie auspices Of pious ladies vho h,,oa -
devt1or him into a ro;n;sta A. ~ .no.t..cs
lest,al Kingdom than that ho af,sru.,as
represented. However thia mar ,,s :. h.
gan his higher studies at Detro;t IN a,ss,
school then known AZ a hrancb ~ ~. ,t;.,,
ican University. Thence he wsnt - ~ n.
ward, where be p7sdootea ~ ,c,c =. -.
pce Of "A years stna;a,1 1.,r .,., .a ~ ~
4;ce in Boston II 1s-n ~ .s.a a a;ao, pay
tie Massachusetts s.ns,x ons;s a .ks'&'S -
loving year tn rho co,e.,4,,t;s.a, - nso e..o W.
~, !, res. T.
,,n,o ~ val. .o.., - oe'sss' 80
ars S,s.,,.s 80 0o'e4a ~ sue nos. powerful
ie. slecaes oe'.seseo IN that
e'' wv .ePe" ~ eae @'ssoun
'4Dt"e aoa 'as asallaations Of the
h1N,e i"Hes ~ 'ne AaaSas-Heoraaka bills
a NC 'ote o!hSe ta"' Dof'ng tue
49, on. eA'ppA'en LIS became knoVo 10
~'"nt4s a. ohe o. hae apiest stump
''1n ~ .oe "epaouean party, and vas
Heaiu ~ western and Eastern audiences
WIN e9oa enthusiasm. pnor to 1850 be
e'oo, "'n aeh15 WINTER DAVIS, Owen
o,!'s' ano ~" l. hahxs, among me
4eoe1S " 'ne HOUSE, ana inl!y Inc peer In
poN. y. -" "o.est ns'hoes' ie1nhps n
n'au ~ .AA' ooos was nea3o Win equal aa
".a Ae'ou ''na Interest on Ell s'des' OF Was
~ shaso ' ta.s pm'eo oas as one
,-aSa s1..1 s a'a Po*es
.nu..,osos ~. ,s,ss;s5 =. Taao' rasn Aassa et,
h;., - -. 49, a.s. T:., ~ ''' ~, ae4ea
s,M -,ora ~ a.s... - = ta.- - 'en' oau
I,h;na ~ ~ -. .I w. AoA4ef .uenee IL
49, 1'...a1,.~ s ~ ~ s.su' .o.osa&4'n
,aas ~ ~ 11ia .ouuf' SoH'o uA'"
49, - .e.a. ss"Ae-Ane iesist'at
49, c, :. ss ko"'
r,iyr,. ~ R,.,;n-.an ~
- uhen ,fta- ea- -aa.u Ao1
CHM ha rst1nas W. s " se1'1so sr ~
tho o,,,.o,a:.es a,1 u.opo'
ronnI..;,, ~ 49, 49,. " =. ~ ~ ene
tuo-,b;ra. IT, Sss;.:s. 1oo.k
and. tbo,,eh not tha mos+ a,a,a,ea .~a.
re.haps. taxing into rev ;,s nran.;a. % -
future unfo,dinvs one If tbe mos, ,>a~sr
ful dir)omstic ,r,,,a ara, co,e;maa ~
au,ba ssador. Tia cor,5 nnt 80
hen a,no,ntsa =, 49, t..,s
had In not o,ts;roa :,
: n,;re,, aoa-oo ~.
fart In, hr bis n,or;fa<. ,a1do- ~ ;n..:. W. e.
,na a,1s,ro,,h;naes ~ -, sa.n,
q ,nos, sn,r;o;ons ~ ;..,o1s s1 Saaa1 "
:, Il, .s.- 80 - p.s' WV
49, - a.sa-..s ss.n Asss ~ ,.s.:i ,' oA'e snp~n
ananea s ~ .a.a; ~ e'ANu'70AS7' VI 'ne H.
sae'.;s..s -.....
c.;a s. " ene
- ~ eiee1Aa 'aoaasa-
, 1870-02-24
TEE fAI-STEALINg law

| The Constitutional Co,x-a,t;on :,
| p7ssing tlruucb str1aa,a ~"
Lie sahiect of tha ta.-.ase:S s
lat;cn ri +bo ,..4 cs, K 4es's
bly.-one of Tho rn,,. ;.-
wlich >sn c,na -. ~ ,a4s 'opaca
ouestio, comes m ~ W. ~. so uoos' me
inc tho sts,a T,aa.u.ax p1ouao.'"
agent, attorney. or ren1esantati~s -, - aae we
city, town, OF county in tho n,vmant ri ~
local debts. Drinc;nai or irt.-ost 49, - 80
feet Of Ibis urohih;.;on .i,, 10 ,,zaS,.sa,
t,y reference IN +ba 1rf,,,ons ,.ass,e.s@ Soa
last winter on the sub;act of ,a,Iro a sa,.s ~
That Legislation 12rori5cd lint 49, -
city, or town then Owing. or which abon'd
thereafter owe, nny debt contracted in cid
oi the construction Of any railroad. nnon
eiving notice thereof to tho State Auditor
and Treasurer, might require of said of,,cars
that they take official cocuizanns of sa;d
debts, and provide for tie payment Of the
principal and interest of the debt iron,
three sources:
l. By retaining to the credit OF the coun.
ty, town, or city, all taxes derived thera-
from for State PURPOSES. unon The i,.r.,a.a
valuation Of the uronertr tberei, or.- ~.
valuation thereon in 1861
?. By retaining 10 the crea;t of eo,a
town, civ. or cnnntr ali taras ..,,,s.",
therein for state nurnoses m ,ha nsn1ss.a e
Of the railroad IN nd ~ uh;,h ~ .
xas .ont-,,.aa ~-N' ee''
I Rv sn.h .....,
~ eu-o okeIAa1 LAX uPoE th0 properly
, 1870-02-24

Tho fEsnttnk privilege was not Appreciated b.
fhe people OF SeM uAups iossJ~ nyo yea,s sro.
ote OF their corgressmen sent home : package
Of garden seed under bis frank, and 10 lndlznsa,
wera lbey at the wrong tia. they would not n
elect bin.
ATexts paptr reports that execute less.e
, 1870-02-24

oaJ specEsns OF quartz and Fo1t taken tson tic
hIeth' Delight Mlnes, 1t s,ut1 Pas., which ,oor
f'cn and ever7 vsy desirable. lie has in hi. oo.-
eeae!on ono lump which bears = s,r!iIrR te..n.
p5ates 5aa 10 loaf OF Bottom btosn nreal lsweI9n,
~ onLcee, sad IL valued II s, a,s,e Is Il via; r.
e.1,b3 - - tfss Soa stamped sna
the Esgfc Nal nfacturnR Cpmp4; =. OF s:s;.sesr' ~
~ Faits wa appointed by 1ao9c kinRma1. Tar
1ito1lal United States Judge Of WyonltC. Nsc.1r
e. q The AsIers' Delight Mue'. ana f+a u she.u .,,
.sek ens Ils,Mo in ea|a-,hs apa.1s ss
y'e.0irE ifona so 70 so per ten. he co r., u.*
10 Ch:caEo Invested attn powrr ia d.spos4 q, ~
nrta BE Represents the s~eetwater V. ~, ~
WHICH The mines afe lccsteu, ~ beng esey, -.
a'ttact!ye Tce cifrafe Ia Of ta- hesrates: ~
1oseiest character. ereFy wsr ataptet 10 ID. r.l
cets!t!ea OF those be l1r sud. ring fr0 p, ~ T.,
4Ea 6J0pathet 6 sesEe.. abd als1 A,t.t,..6s
aoaPted 10 agricultural puEpGses. There ar =,
Bon hPaAs CITY 4ui1e \ nuunef OF mines onrn,1'
SD oskefs Eot fully oeytlopeo, ri Of Hn;cn ~.
slope OF tie RGckJ Aountslns, and nlacn rrnr.S1
END ftanettce, Jtt all The q aeh,1erE fof ms. -.
E!or, aEd annt all the suepstr-, are dra N ftcss
Eh!cs9o- There arc two 1o1tes, dtveJgnv iran
tae iacinc Railroad, By which Ine locslI,, Gin ~
reached. The besr ass.uRtr Fnote ,s ttopo Kf.s-
and tne best tor freight IRON P.ln: or Rocxs.
, 1870-02-24
aHfETwaTtR MlsEs, WrnmIss.

MI. seta Paine, OF this city, who bus last re-
.a!Iea iton 1oat months tip to tho 8xeetrster
Mites, HJom!rE Territory, exhibited "a y. 1e..sT.
, 1870-02-24
PERSONAL.

1
ta1 70 III massaeat nor speak . VOID u his BE-.
Nsa'
--
fhRsoSAL-
hste Batenan Will retarn TO Eua!and.
General AoCiellauth.s been el.ole4 Y1rxs Direct.
OF Of the Hudson Highland Bpspenuon n1dr.
Company.
lkA reported thse Iii. Dagry Sullivan In. "a
oetsed from "a noble lady " i cheer for nm ~
to coVer h!a loases 4! the Ho!bo1u Tn.a,re
The t;ofr II cur,ent .hno.a 49,
c'uthe ntA aecr i1;nn sunn1,,inn In No rha-.s
aud Is soon 10 bo IN Rome,
"Tho MyTte1y Of Edwin Dfoodr II .se t,t,s =,
n:cEens' now novci, the publication Of which viii
oe commenced next month.
An lauosed tast one Of q. ". Beechers ser.
tuofa Ii 70 % dranattzed for Fech:et "a plAy IN
Hot1on-
uene!R' ssn Hoestau q brother. John H., died
~ ann g'on .suddstlJ tof apoplexy on Fr1dAy,
aeaH eV years OF age lie had long been eu.
Ro!eo "a me 1eeasnf5 Department
INC fo"xu's Of Paris remarked on the day Of
Alaupmann's execution: 'Poor Traupmann! tho
pollca! 1citeu EFT OF the lAat week hss neto m,
snoch Tor him, and to-uaJ he nal quite lot n:s
lead"
!R Atss coloFed Hopsn TO enter upou tho ktudY
~ -" u tae 1olsed a'ates Il Mss Charlotte E.
W.. u.oka w, % LUG hes. chalet b ksJ. Sac
- 80 tue -" department Oh HOWARD Uni
'e"y. m*.aaksoo.
Lo"m neoFck' near ooutn chaIfeatou. naA SIX
.een cnGaiea o5 cue *ne-twelve girls nnd tour
"oss-tn nf!DS acd Nr1Fed ae yesrs Of dlscfet!o3.
l!.s u.oaet, '.a.c AeaneI, Aafsaa of the village,
soo ~ osen tS1ce Was1ea, hasa fanlJ Of Thirty
se.eo eal1olen- ....
maesne on'ae1 seceouy sppeared 1t ball at
tae 1o4etes N asaa.oodicd dresA Of white mus
~. 81 ~ tne ffench fnnon reporters styEe Il,
i''3tte 'e "a pFe"'fTe eomm'tn'on- It w1s a. nrat
e1toneoasl5 supposed that tho lady naa sore
satoa'. .-
nH ooan 10 10Y or The Itle of Jes1sy, enclosed
~ "ues Isee u M lion mask, fAsteDea n TIC
t"sA ~ paa4 oekt 20 prevent hsf from fadoigtug
t1s1o 'ot ALCOHOLIC hcsef1EeA For similar
"tpose nc soneo"es copnned her IN Z Gags. BE
eeans 70 aaFe oeen unsuccessful In hla object and
wuh his e,eetn,.I sef-at =, n,..In .e
sn1nnrt of ina N.rrr,. =, c.Hss So ~ ~ wv
another of The faroeat ana n,o., ,ncro1,,., 1..x
nc,dr,a IN VIA s.,,-4sn w - taue- ~
-, ~, - NV 81 ees1Au GIG tns Doso
house In the capital to lphabis while sitting in
Parliament 0e -
Anrn.. ~. ..
, 1870-02-24
At1kHRut nsicAl.

reported ~ J. @. Iartsusn, Ir,, opt1e,,n. 1,r1,.
uo.ph sueet, correspondent to tho s14,sn,nrs.,
s'f'u.e. The snall letter. are ,oo in1,s,ss -.
ne tord6 "Te*1t44" !" "9e11le hjrh = Z - ~ y
noht atEo1Ehere,' - fAlr,n and Isrnv.ss
, 1870-02-24
:. tec

JPIATF0EM. j
% held their
:n7lis en- IueA
:oas platform
h:::,re ;sss1rs
q te triumph
,l-sl civil and
ltllC.7; Lis.:rc-
oiesog in the
Amendment,
extend
& helping
yr anl elevate
l!c ttsclse and
'4od desperate
in riding the
as1juLcts.
5 tie present
al rtlities With
sid maCliness
IL a:tmct moro
isc.aiao than
words:
.G1ts demanded.
=. 4 reaches the
...p Cttt.l Acu ce-
! taa. VIC ere IN
.tseE-S tnAe q
E--l c.ce4.1t..y
alcta any 1uiet-
all the Repub-
from Iu,1iana
for Mr., MAJ
= at revenue,
be the object
duties on i'm
1Ereation has
ssone e step fur
srsf, , es well rs
reduced to the
lth the credit
erumeCt. Tha
B revenue
he incidental
-est is entitled.
med ouiyfr5m
Md protection
!. There are,
rs in Icdiana
ce {however il
fund impossi-
,ant Of Ieyeuus
Aout eff ord
tain interests.
the correct
oTrectucs5 eau
cat. Ce.u1,iS |
lie Of a tar,d \
blaming from !
'orted Articles
'o,ofn,o00, H.
j, cotton, fa1,
seei, lend, aud !
Per cent-the |
ef cert. Such /
coarse, afford /
, to the extent |
) Of d financial |
Arort1leQ. and !
I thnn some OF
our friends IN
They declare
jiaiioa Of the
, public debt
.0unclAtiou OF
:. 1nasmuch
th greent,acks
.e interest OF
Ia: he1esy no
) the l:epubli-
deserves to I've
capital letters
9th branches
{ doeAtlo1s o!
~ tob.!'i. en- In
'nnfN$tNrn nAA
, 1870-02-24
s SGAME, ,

SGAMR,
rBaslsnganc,
AZ, will excite
v throughout
. and, We may
cpir Iancated
rast nation
argc than that
Hofoau races.
nations will
Irces he bad
1 which no
will soon arise
prolonged life
i, to a fuller
i. the iusti'1-
ou1y Of China,
Of Eastern
lfuence over,
&C with them.
Il NOUN TINT
4s g citizen of
a 5phfn in
md pacrIisr
:, f,,,ro ora,t
re
~ y
! Sex ne,,;,
X Hov.uhos
,,,,, is-anS
time 1.morea
.ois. wherevc =
il said .oh,@.
,nucr," and 70
aciueerinp and
Indians We
n bia rnl1~~
Of lis parents
,Shich vmtte1
he could vel
) q period
ast have been
of the present
, 1870-02-24

~, 1RtEEEDlSG5 q 6AEfRErrcr -,
yor1 ynr aFsfe<dfhJ = Oscar M1.cnsu ~;
sao~a ~ Fa2 nFa2ess6'ng Tse sehetas Of ,he aesae:
ufs ier iaxe. Ia a9 2 ss s 1oasetsl condition: Lsa
H,ss none7 laated, &c, Msinnesa Msis o3a S.1t1 sGr
aas;f..' e tsses ID: g; =
sLa to9s children, t;so: :,es1 ,sGshins seir IFS
to;a1 azse1a SMaf [o street VIII nzufe1, e,c a * =
Den;aIee P 5os SIed.toft, t.,2sa IA. '' -
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homestead
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dAnntng ectt upon Its meMbef Of Cohxre&s ontv
eeeauee It opposed his rom'rGaou, Ne can aee
what arc the deeeccses OF merely partisan t,or.
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tnat the neHspspts II noz Ia every paragraph tue
TO tne paftg, We can see the high spr1s and mes-
sure the eonie:ence Of mercy pattlssn coosre>s-
Ean.
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would be h1e leavttk Tie Case OF Judith and Ho,o.
fernea cut of scripture
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a. Il spcCo1d, MteoFersd nakirg iude1e.~ ana
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down rron n.s superior end To him, ~ the NM.
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spoco,d. The puschase Of oorks u nominsnv
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realty, I purchase the pooks.n
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-02-04
The Fifteenth amendment.

From the Baltimore Sun ofTuesday last
we take the following notice of an article in
the N. Y. Herald, on the reconstruction of
the Southern States on the basis of ratifica-
ton of the fifteenth amendment. 1t seems
to have good deal of logic in it, and applied
to anything else than the acts of Congress,
would doubtless weigh very considerably in
inf fncing public opinion in regard to the
legahty and the right of the matter touched
upon:
The New York Herald makes sharp
point in regard to the Southern States being
required to ratify the fifteenth amendment as
condition of restoration to the Union
AS they could not be trusted to come in and
then ratify it, they ratified first and then
came in. They were, therefore, not in
the Union when they acted on the consttu-
ton, or else they were never out ofthe Union
Either then, says the Herald, all the recon-
struction laws of Congress are invalid, or
these Southern notifications of the fifteenth
amendment are invalid. If the Stat were
i'll the Union there was no need to admit
them, and if they were not in the Union they
could not. participate in making law for
States that are in.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-02-04

Leave was granted Mr.. Stephenson, by the.
Senate, to introduce biiiiii 10 extend the time
for the commencement and completion of the
Maryland Central Railroad-and to Mr.. Hop
kins, by the House of Delegates, to amend
the general law empowering clerks Of courts
and deputies to take affidavits upon all pa
pers requiring the same for file in Clerks
office. A bill was also passed by the House
to regulate the payment of the States dona-
ton to the Hartford County Academy.
A resolution has been reported by Judge
Merrick, from the Committee of Ways and
Means in the House of Delegates, directing
the Attorney General to institute proceedings
in the name of the State against the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, to ascer-
tain whether it has not forfeited its charter.
Leave was obtained by Mr.. Street, to re-
port bill to authorize the appointment of
an additional justice of the peace for each
election district of Hartford county-such ap-
pointees to be conversant with The German
language
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-02-04

be swept away than present abuses contin-
ne. Yet the fact cannot be lost sight of
that it is the abuse of the ranking privil-
eye in Congress that has been universal
ly felt to be the great grievance, and, as
one of the speakers we'll said, whether
money was to be saved by its abolition or
not, it is subject to great abuses and great
frauds, which cannot certainly be alleged
of the freedom of limited number of
newspapers. That it would, however, eff
feet an important money saving there seems
no reason to doubt. Mr.. Farnsworth
whilst not concurringsw with the Postmaster
General that it would save $5,90O000,
thought the effect would he to abolish the
stupendous amount ofpublic printing done
by order of Cong. ess, the appropriation for
which, he said, was the hunghoe where
the great leak in the treasury was.