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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18
AUToGRAPBlC TsLEeRAPHY. - The
Washington Chronicle, of the 10th inst,

AuToeRAPBlC TELEeRAPHY. - The
Washington Chronicle, of the 10th inst,
has the following interesting item:
We we're shown yesterday sample of
the working of the new system of auto
graphic telegraphy which is soon TO be
inaugurated in this country. 1t has re-
Gently been put in operation between
Paris aud Brussels The specimen
which we saw is in the hands of Gen
eral G. c. Washburne, Chairman of the
House Select Committee on the postal
telegraph project. 1t consists of the
perfect fac simile Of the well known au
tograph of Hon. E. B. Washburne, our
Minister to France, reproduced by the
telegraph at Brussels. The original &C.
companied it for the purpose Of COM
parison, and was nearly in the following
words: "A Son Excellence J. R. JONES,
a Bruxelles. This is q sample of a new
style of telegraphing. E. B. WASH
BURNE." Truly, wonders will never
cease. We look with Impotence for the
time when this marvellous device, only
less wonderful than the original inven-
ton of Professor Morse, shall be intro
duced among Us.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18
MAIxTwAu's WEDDING PRxsExr.-Ths
~ a

MARX IWAIN0 W kDO1NV 1kS kNE.- Nc
Sen Francisco Alta says:
By the last mail We received delicate pink
e.yelop containing still more delicate cards
of . still more delicate pink, one bearing the
words: " Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Clemens, Della
ware Avenue" and the other "Olivia l..
Langdsn," and note announcing the mar
rage ON the Sd Of February. in New York.
1t seems Marks father-in-law played an
elaborate practical joke on him ON the night
Of the wedding. The bridegroom being busy
with his lectures, and not readily finding
house for sale that suited his purse aud taste
instructed Langdon's agent in Buffalo to Sc
cure him rooms and board in some nice FAM
ily, where there would be but few other
boarders; and, though the commission was
executed. Mark could not learn the name of
the family, or the street where they lived
and he privately determined to caution his
father in-law as soon as admitted into the
family, against continuing such stupid
agent in the management of his business.
Finally, dozen particular friends escorted
the bridal party from Elmira to Buffalo IN a
palace car, and on arriving proposed to call
on the newly married pair in the morning.
By some more stupidity on the part Of the
agent the bride and groom were the last to
leave the car, on account of the carriages
being blocked in, and when Marx reached
his clearinghouse" he found all his
friends waiting for him in magnificent man
sion ($40, O0O), elegantly furnished, stable,
coach, horses, liveries for servants. check on
the bank for handsome amount-and all a
present from the father-in-law. He said 1t
only needed drop curtain and a prompter
to place the characters in position to make
it like q scene in a sensation dream. In his
letter he SAYS: Il have read those absurd
fairy tales in my time, but l never, never,
never, expected to be the hero of a romance
in real life As unlocked for and unexpected
as the widest of them" In the postscript to
his letter he says: In the good old-fash-
toned fairy tale the hero would infallbly
happen to notice an opal-hued mether-of-
pearl box on the center table, and would
heedlessly open it and find in it a deed for
ill the newly acquired property. But, bless
you, never have had any experience in
playing hero in a tale, and SO, no matter who
showed that box toward me, or limited darkly
at its contents, my calm, unruffled stupidity
was victorious every time, and at last they
had to shove the box under my nose in the
most unromantic way, and open it and dis
play the deed and insurance papers. all
hands laughed at and abused me, but told
them it was all SO new to me-tackle me
again with another house, and see how /
would sail through my part. The check on
the bank, accompanying the gift. was not
necessary, for my book and lecturing keep
me equal to minor emergencies.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18

FITz joan PORTER wants to have his
Case re-opened and himself to have
re-hearing and bis application to tina,
eject is endorsed by General Sherman
General Mcclellan backs Porter, Of
course and makes statements concern,
ing the second Bull Run fight, which, il
true, should exonerate the cashiered off,
Ger. Says Mcclellan:
Additional evidence now attainable
shows beyond question that General
Pope was mistaken in the belief, which
he then entertained, that Longstreet was
still remote from the field of battle that
Porter had only a small force in his front
proves that an attack by that portion at
any time after General McDowelrs de.
parture would in all probability-andi it
might be said with certainty, were there
any such thing as absolute certainty in
war-hsve resulted in complete repulse,
with great useless sacrifice of life. 1t
proves that Porter's arrangements were
excellent that they enabled him to hold
a superior force in check proves that
far from meriting the severe sentence
imposed upon bin, he in fact deserved
great praise for his conduct that day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18

The DIsFRANCHrsED REBELS will, if
the new Bill now before Congress pass
es, have their day in court" The
telegraph informs US that the Recon-
struction Committee have agreed to re-
port bill Tor the general removal of
disabilities and putting the matter into
the Uuited States Courts. 1t applies to
all disfranchised persons except those
who have been members of Congress or
officers of the army or navy.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18
AccIDENTLY sHor.-The Elko indie

AccIDENTLY sHor.-The Elko indie
pendent of the 10th inst. has the follow
ing item:
John Wesley, q journeymau shoe
maker employed in the shop next door
to the Tuolumne Saloon, while careless
~ examining a small Sharp's pistol on
Sunday evening, accidentally shot him
self in the left hand. The ball entered
under the palm and followed up the arm
near the bone, lodging in the muscles
near the elbow. DR.. Meigs attempted TO
fiud the ball bot was unable to discover
where it had lodged. The wound is
very painful but Wesley underwent the
operation of probing with courage.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18
Mas STOWE has not succeeded very

Mas STOWE has not succeeded very
we'll in suppressing pleasant memories
of Lord Byron or the reading of his
works. Says the telegraph:
A Byron banquet will be given in this
city on the 25th of April, the annivers-
airy of Byron's final departure from Eng
land, by a large number of prominent
bankers and lawyers, who propose to
testify their disapproval Of the SANDER
heaped upon Byron's memory.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18

"QuEES's OwN.'-A Montreal letter
saws that a volunteer regiment is being
formed there for operations in the Red
River country next Spring. This must
be a remant of that terrible corps Of
perfumed veterans, "The Queens Own"
sometimes known as The Ursina
Rangers"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18

How IT woRKs.-rhs recent decision
BY the U 8. Supreme Court regarding
the Legal Tender Act Of Congress threat.
ems to make q very troublesome stir in
financial matters. In . recent case
which came up before Judge Pratt Of
the Supreme Court of Brooklyn, New
York, the court held that the sum of
money involved was payable in coin
ChiefJustice Chase's opinion being quo
ted as authority for such ruling. 1t is
20 be feared that that decision will work
much harm before the Court is recon-
s,ructed by the appointment and confir'
nation of two Associate Justices who
are sound and whose opinions would
render possible such decisions as the
interests of the country demand. We
need = Supreme Bench comprised of
majority ofsuch patriotic, comprehensive
jurists as Judge Miller-men who, like
he, respect the DEGREES of the National
as paramount, in matters OF
great public Policy to the technical quib-
bies of the strict Con
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18

TAG SuPKKIoR CoURr of Cincinnati
have decided in favor Of an application
restraining the operation of an order of
,ae school Board, prohibiting the read
irg of the Bible in public schools. May
cs law but no; good policy.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18

Texas has ratified the Fifteenth
Amendment. The Nebraska Legislature
which was to have met yesterday will
be next in order. The Government g
Proclamation announcing the Final in
corporation of this amendment into the
Consultation may be looked for in a
short time.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18

DarsKzs IxDlAxs are among the fea-
tires of Elko. So the Independent says;
aad that reckIsssly fearless paper express
81 the opinion that the white men who
fsraish them with sire water" Osght
u De in beltsx LuSiaess.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18

NIGHrrSGrLL.-Ate telegram from Marys.
willie, California, dated on Tuesday
morning, says: "rhe body of A. W.
Nighsipgil! arrived to-day from Carson
City, and was escorted to the City Hall.
whore il will remain in state till the
funeral this sf,ernooa. ''-GslS Han
Meas. 80
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18

THE sale oftickets to the Camilla Crso
concert in San Francisco will, it is call
culated, reach $40, 900. These proceeds,
we believe, will be applied toward re
lieving the present financial embarras.
ments of the Mercantile Library Associ-
alton.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18

A NEW TREATY with the Republic of
Colombia has been concluded between
the United States Commissioner and
the commissioner on the part Of that
government. Thatbig ''last ditch" seems
to be about as far from completion as
ever.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18

RspuBL1cAKs elected the mayor OF
Syracuse in the late charter election.
Democrats are in the majority in the
City Council.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18
TAKE WARNING!

'INHE V. & T. r. r. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
l take due precaution against accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running of their
trains; and they take this method of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice of children playing alb ut
their cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business Of the Company find it impossible to
PERSUADE boys who frequent the termini and stop
piLg places of the read from climbing upon the
cars and engines; and they will feel themselves
Obliged to resort to decided measures if these
are continued Recent accidents,
which are wholly ascribable to the careessness of
persons in jumping on and off ths cars whoa in
motion, should be warning enough in then selves
H. VI LEXINGTON, Superintendent,
February 10. 1870. II
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18

THs GRos vsHrRs (pot-bellied) 1ndi-
ans ars dying in great Numbers of the
small. pox On their Reservation in Non-
tAna.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18
SITUATION WANTED.

DY A YOU'VE WOMAN, RECENTLY FROM
ID the Sta2es, - H0osekeeper. o. to DO cham
bsr work in hotel OF private family. Apply 1t
the OEnsby Hose. 6 a,-rs6
February u, 1870. A~
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-18
WANTED!
GRANITE STONE CUTTERS

100 COMPETENT GRANITE STONE CUT
lUU tiers are wanted to go to NEWCASTLE,
CAL, on the Central Pacific railroad. Steady
employment can be had. and good wages Will be
paid.
- No eight-hour men need apply.
For further particulars apply to
A. CURRY,
Carson Branch Mint.
Carson City, New, February IL 1870
Enterprise copy for ten days
, 1870-01-14
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EVENING SESSION.
NFa;1f F3+tnk
The Ca SC of Walsh.

70 fha Editor of Tbs CHICAGO Tri54ne:
The Comments In TEE TRIBUNE OF the Glh Inst.
cpon the ac:lon Of Governor p4me1, IN commit,
tg the sentence Il the MsaHio Walsh 70 ttu-
prtsonme1s, Ia endorsed b. al nw.ao.dlng clu.
EEK.
The temporary terror that pervsded the ganRa
o1 thieTea ard outlaw, st the arrest, conviction
ard Aenteuce 10 death Of !he w1fe.nurdere1.
WAlsn, Las g1gen way 70 rejoicing. The barrier
raised between TIE murderer and deserved gst.
lows, bJ Tse,ilaslng Executive, ia TO them q
guarantee that be viii soon be It liberty. A.
resting tha death petalty Of tee psrpe,1ator Of
ihit cod-blooded murder, which Ia without sinele
pslsatlnK cifcu1ar2uce, can.es feeling OF II.
tecc11tT IN the ntnda OF honest neo, aud they
very Naturally Inquire the 1easoR Ct such Gem.
tEcJ, especially IS tie Telegraph had Pre- ey1oualy
antoatced aushor:ta1,velJ thar tte Gosetuor had
gwen hts ttal a1swer, AID the Shert1 had been
ORDERED to proceed with the execution.
With this case for a b2z,s, rleed there be wonder
II crime lncstntee+ and The taxing Of human
lite Il ecou TO be cas.ed ~ nlnot offence.
GAEaBusG. Jan. II, 1s7a. C11una.
, 1870-01-14

Life thus:
|. snsHs-yiolert perfumes, especially tao,.
coLtan1R nsAk, ate d'sagreeaole 10 n.ost per
ttpt, ana 10 SOILS positively oistreas.1R. Tnefa Il
70 autli 60 ntiFeitsliJ ptaslLS \, no snf.I SeseI
seehs 5oufseA Hteu eoLx !ltu crowded as.e1n
t:y. 1he same /. 1tas OF the ze41du21y suel o
tepseeo Nn'e1 nanRs sooos tce garments and
aM.cts thc ereash OF those wno hahll1alIy smoke.
b1t tobacco aluost Invariably makes men self.
itca1xent a1o fezs1dess Of otatl.' convenience.
Aoft otutal yst are they WIS 30 to caurcn reeE.
Is. IKE Dutcamln1 Loap, with taa smell D,
opiurs There are scorea Of People eho have lost
al profit OF y S1tdsF service bT tue 4,ckentu0
Aueiis ~h:co t1lIouLded them.
:. s.anss.-m hHi esI s cnulch during the
cocGalEg ~'1ca goes on u cuurc1 Artses fro \
tte potsoCoI1 Rases Aud personal e0llgta Khich
e1n: u nttenft!t ted c1ulcaes. Bat tne Eowee
ol tie ~ over the muscles Hn1cn 90 tue cough
s Ii Ses9 Great. 4 heeate.s ptr17u will couga
i#ce ~ E.uch ~ ID ltedial-ul!l cpagn 1t tue
WORT tlHe Z possible, ~1l, cougn plump upo1 the
ihe <tuId IN h'h- Handkerchief AZ, wt:h IsrIe
tk'l SID poGIen-es, he Eight eas1tJ do. We
Fould hot toso.d en- who caaIoI sing 10 m.kt
10 alt cstes When II IS Eans duly to aieep II
etC1cn, It = his duty also 10 a-orr with the soiE
8. St9st-ETezJ ote likes to zee tho ro,uts,er. IT
csnl o. pa conc tttou2n Jour BODY. True, toa
estLos tslp et1ng bel1Te aoHsbody. q Ie.s Ynf
t5e Oh tte hatk seat. But VIII q little taouluI
~ a vsfy nncn neip these behind sou dns
1nouet Hh'cn shall dlstft tna attention Of oth
~ i1om the stfsce, eucn ~ cse1fA.lous 0 q 1.R
VIII = ~&'ca OF opening anu ehat1luR l., read e.
@ noota Or taper', looking aSo1t !raolaiu7sly, Il
AatY churches bare tha Ten Commandments
stt up upon the sal, II .lghs or the wtoie cop1ra-
gatton, sfnot gh not one Of t1e tiat 5eprons,ed
- Lke!y 10 ee committed In church NE. Wonld
LOT be We 10 hAse aLo her tablet etnmerAuag
tMt:sw -
, 1870-01-14

poatt5oa 10 pssn.t further teuss Of Eat. hs.s..
20 taas % H. ataSktuteo. FeAz h 1,ttols b1 RI.
ttole. sd edeRt aaah &aoandEna0ts ~ ~ senex,
sssy: to rsdooa - number Of ctfcuif aad cnsScs
y sMao4: 70 oompoee tha sanssne Coeft ei
49, 'nsssoe md foax sssocaatas; t. pent8s
p met p. 81 et ,,A,uta, secret political soa1ef4es
ptzeueaole dteT ths rAunca1on or tpa nsna1.
toaan 70 saomft ooloeed suItak1 to i rats taf t&a
re1pae aa a1 indEpaodant ptopoHton: sao ettnr
sysssm % 9toa sos sounE b IN eiaotaons: ilnts.
~ ~ ue poaT q tho IeItAatura 70 foRH pensi.
ass+ ~ nc pa1 olatms: providing tnAt tia p9MIo
Ses,s Aa4A netef sIoeed po{ pentum of tna tnTs.
rsuerna1 q no 6t2te, aud until tho dnot lS 70
~ 1890 70 1at point tho Le81lAtufe snsu haye
.o Appropriate money except to pa5 81
4x a14x A4o11ue3 and expenses Of kne EuYetn nmsnt
- S@oldeu1n& Tho appointments OF SecrefafY tf Nt1sr
enna sM Ge toTefnots subject to ratification bY tas
a fesolutaon wss adopted asslast ,he rse,n,tor
~ peuuoa az otacE com1nunIc4 ions FuAsktnr
4N!e9 9pecslnllY Of any department OF tno AttIe ~
sustM doFefnment. Tnls resolution va eur
Aeaka bP Letter from member OF tbA nonvs1
Aon OF lb6ab fpeAatnx disrespectful]y al ths T1ox
elnA eot q The United 8tile4, 9nd xhjcb X.
conteo!lon 1ciu1ed 70 have fetd. '
41e committee On The Bill Of Rtghtx renor4sa
E1e t4Mo y contained tn 1he present cons,ttutIny
Muo ameudnt nts. Tue fepors kfan emn1.cn1
o'oet pfopoait1oes End contained al smnnfmsnt
0ec1AFlfR th1t elections shall be fres snn ss1n.i
ano tnns no vo'eF shall be deprived Of his ra1phf
e1cepI o5 prpof: sga1nst tesr pathn: pfnh1httfn~
k,1FefJ ana Involuntary seryttude and fha nss
sa4e o. laEs teocEniLtng property IN uan INA
report Wa Ordered to be printed ~
, 1870-01-14

W1so,z1.Nn or WntnnE oEde71, and feconmeut
1er 6snater or apposntmcut 70 ones soeh Of Il,
hss: ha@esf =: - y BE- dss<ntned q % ~ ooafd
ero i q ee suSaitted to % the Preadeas ~ S % .he
e saa "a "a .ss sf' e: sss.at 'a
naeaeed sre 70 b sepe.ated tharafron, and ces,e
g e e. e"; TT; e & n tS19 a@} r. psesea;
he umee1 shsil b istt to tic dise1esion of tss
lsIe,ideef, 1s,,i Mos1ded the wAole In@oer retired
ouctd To-day, adopsa the aoove-mentoned pro-
visions, siding thai al ooeefs mustered out shsu
IL oo. e oos e dsas.. pa "a r.
my oeeu.: Brevet 1.nk Il asoasaed. ed On.
~ e a9ea =. te &C.
GeserI. $1,000; tolore, $500: t'eu.easss sd. col-
ass! ss; e9ats se''s @ Rs?nS ssaissG;
ia 17nn,s7 1isIssasnt an3 ESas.es' sAsoe; see-
end sa'd Hsatena9t, not mounted. &. % 80; cssp.
a,1, e. ~ Pay Of A,t.de-Camp 70 MsJ11
stI Ps3 Sft1as q Aia ssGsp % 6axs
annnn anngs Z aod'ron to LIE Pay Of hs isnE f1e
apo7e q eeoedue Il. 10 be IN full Of CON mmntauon
TuE HAxsKY rosr4L ooxaBs1ov.
me foaticaa ef General to-day senln cornrnu.
nicaaoh 10 the noute, IN reply to . resol9tioo.
1heeioMng PC letter from sensior Ramsey, Ia which
me !a'tsf sals he spent 57 in gold, il necessary
E1pen1ea. during his stay In Paris Of several
T. T. aentns, !ociud!t paJncat tor ocean Telegraph
ne ETC. &c Is sure his expenses xers rot 10
eolo: An6 1ro1her person tls0, Tor interpreting
- ,La vaos!afing during the postal negotiations,
He fottmaatsr General sA5a thets i 10 exufrsa
lulnof1tJ 10 appoint special aRentA exeen; hia
E feL efal authority to 6uperlnterd the welfare Of
ne department. This, novever, has AHsIs oeen
~ Noeseo ~ ne ecessatv tnc.le Mt 10 the once of
|rt at July 3, 1886 - 4''
, 1870-01-14

;, FINN tbs Columbia tIknn,} HtY1li, Jun, 8,
:" It never rains but II pou1a IL an old meta
pnsf applicable to The
mas eW aight, Eras,us White Christmas day, a. iii M
%o1P Fqsas sna oraon an7 ~. ossSp ssSE
M head aad neck. q uampehlret MaurJ County, last
%edne1day 4 y Fletcher Fass and died the next
at Hampshire before Jnsttces McKeunon aud and
Il !,a the s9nner q isss. Franz Jordan, together
time. and told him % come out doef1, dS1,
lis lite b humblf begging for IT, On I fns nee neS9
day, Jordan, With the SANG satellites, weat afnod
!Fraok With two pound Weight in escn pocket1
e so nc oe tns..1o e aa tF R eaar, u n'n
shelves, ripped Up. bo'a of caiieo, &c. sas
ne had Tsis aI1,calues With relatives o. III:
AID ask him tFle1chet1 whether Or not he stoot
Il up" On these occaslons, Far1ts oiten told
so1sR 9 9e fss Ga a.sy .o a @ he n ID st sDa :s
tas III ~ h nc ee.s eaeas statss q q
nnce hls I'll IN TIC Circuit consr tor las narde! ~ 81
Of negro man. that Fa11s had AVON hts {Ior.
dauf} life away. and he Intended to Kill him and
that he recognized Jozdan:s 1hiake1s On the
n9ht of the mu1def.} Tnete iacss weru
kplu 10 fAf3&. WILD Ine &5kufHuC6 That It W2A
Jn1daua Intention to kill him, and he {FAs1s} hld
tette1 keep on lne lcotout. After this Information
had 1eached NJ. fazls, Jordan. with hs pas, went
thleasenlnG manner n the front door. About
care . FAM house, and sought private inter-
view with him, stating that he was nos armed,
when tae proof shows that be had upon his per-
son Al the tinlc two large pAvles. 4 month or
20 $50 Fans, carrying for self protection
double -aa'Ieed gun, SAW Jordan coming toward
him. He told him he could coma No farther rbfn \
certain spot J., with the temertty that caarao-
ter1zed him. came on to tho designated
place, father tnsn which II MA death
death to g. wheeled around and went
back. just 1 few dayz before he was killed,
Frank remarked in i crowd that theirs did NOT
live Fas1s, except Tom, who waa dead, VINO
would not steal That there Vas nothing too big
for Fafis to steal, and he Intended to send
them ~ to h-l and ha hlmsen xould
soon follow, fof tho putpoao Of heaptng up
Goals upon them. He hofed al present wene hla
I1leuoe, and requested Them TO nate these fscts
koCwr 10 FA13&, which was done On the following
morning d pumber Of Witnesses 1aid that Jof-
dan waa N ou1law.
, 1870-01-14

he o. hrt"r Influenced by rcason ho
,s e ss9c l =. sl.sl;aia re ,upposlaen, bu
.as ssns'e TIE Ie1aeiEs.. xhch u lit q sea. ees
q at0f rhs nso ,e1a so9"n IN fos tho remnant.
"a = ths policy 20 on,y ssa 1s,a:t ed
| 1,m 70 70 tue 10 tbs ~as ward courts be nd aeen
Gf ite s,2 q. st tq.t pec,
Seaufa S6~n IN .. ne Jaacta1 Committee, non
esi.a s senhse' .hs aod bad been reported, Vind-
tsT = s1s Z. ssas5sF ss9s, ,:s 1a
osd ans = o.
eroe chen, but Nhctaer those assaapnoas ana aad
ehns'sa sha Ieco,as rsro fFns sou'e . aaoTn 81
q msds ~ asanst nenoer Of the sea.t, asubarsas
,eet whss h. zon'S n.a pu,s9:a ihe eoa1 q
as sass i. him. IF; i t., r., e
Permitted 10 have his say, the claa,e az - cnns
SUMMON FL m dtciatfne thas sit per1ons norn x1tnin
sns s1s h9s en- OF fns nss u1sa st.ies ee would
stfnn enL Thas ssrssor 9 os,1a ~ taas na,o1s1 n,
70 Fun cath AmtnduenI Wnen he u me- 1ppps " 49,
Toud not 1oio ~, hs pass T. the Senate and
The runeakur4ote propofto1s ana ,me1,ct "
ucsoie aaa5sr. Of ttat seus,o1. fresaam fS1aG,
~ 80; esen secuted. His uncoa.utasol messnres
mat seL ator presumes no1 10 Be tpc excluaiTn
f1lenc Of the colored man. Bar tie coicred ~"
Moo.o ,.', iong since hare prayed deIverauce from
. .uGa !s'stcshp bad that senasota counseis Dc
NJ SUMNER, II the cousse Of n,s reo,y. rs.
20 sl!eSsd . hare been
pt1Ecpled casltthagceTs VIVA n,d ~ ,nta,qac ~,
toas btsle lad bsep dil.en OUT he said inls ii. i
lotHla 10 Aofthefn men who bad Settled bal VIZ,
gee iot lef g.td, Has Characteristic or khe reo.
te4sntanve q !ne pat1J Wnicn hxd gained btlef
conuo. N that Stats By frand aud y1o'encs
HI. 1A1E5 addressed tno Senate uoon tne
keLexA huoJecs OF fec1E4t1QCuop. ASSERTING shnt
tee pn9o'to ialth Of Congress- Hns not to rne
Cater 1or tnelr sdmlsa.oD. but to the peoole
9! tns tol sa.es That tie conditions 4Iresdy in
poted mon Eete!s snail be carried cut TO f1lf1I
Ilent " ~ 4e!+i1t-
Nj. SALISBURY satd, IN v1e1 ct the man,
f3d!efklobs Vi ffteudsbp Tor ta4 negro made an
lL8 toe discussion, he rode nefel5 10 say tnat
20 uonsstf nnt opuiar the ulierarce. ne Eaa ff,eod
10 The while mar. 1e
AS- MILLER acbmitted an Amendment "A a
Institute ttr That portion OF the Mmunts
xn e On 81 tnot qufrs the taki1g Ut au oata ov
NE Le2lsl3tute hctuIe this act co,ltd taxa erE,rf
Flottou bttp'5 fct the II position OF an oatfi |
ptspalstof{ 70 the members taklnR tne!r seata
a!' EDAuSDS explained that the oath nre, |
ss!Peo X " hts aGeIdnent VAS Eo1 sp2ltcable u
~ ~ Aositu.i - u embsl; therefore, no delay
ia of tho SAFE, II u each nc one ac%1s; caa!S
= sAe tae oa1n. IL quorum could not take It tnea |
ne state ought Iol U pe aemi:ttd.
ME. AAASEf Euved % exc :utf session, which
~ sefeea L-f9 to &, uud the do9rs were
ioetd. eoon afIer tcopeued1 aud the senate Id.