The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02
rem who had been, ,dispossessfd. ,

tt-Double eofuhHns ad vertisealentsI WILL
nahafgsa 20 Rer in dditi @ 70 the aboysel
IIE-7T-7TT -l--7--T y TT-ff-33lIs
rem who had been, ,dispassessfd oftheifi,
seats by vote Of the respective bodies
of which they %efea niemberq wqfe
!, f,uodg adsancingthoIp Ipsfeineoid Lpostso,t
.lwithgEeat PrpmPt anil decision n,
The organization began. :,
IA In tue Senate, the first member %N
70 called rs the notorious negf6, Aaron
,rApeoria Bradley theie1 -boig servaLit ci
of Rd+us Ghbat; and the rek -oGcupant,9 ~
of Sing Sing. With that peculiar :,
"emphasis and deliberation cllafacisris.
sific Of the feadIngf f~fhch'is effectedsfiek
odifieultyi ndsmental spelling tiyEiettef7r
OF epct1~0nl- etQre its, ,aRgSIiIneiat eia ton II
is vfptqgsa on, said darkey, said bis !,
y printed amdiy t, was sworn to it. and
,esighsd fl ef0tdefs9 9caine ofotrrMafd1ahd5s
r,did tire dssAlsaafA e'nSere ffafticulafitn
!, struck Si.h the dism ab dtt9itcI4 io49sz"
,ro4RivkSgrARLER RETEoP;ao .7stisl
i,whoEhad s6i9ently eemmjtted the tioer
ipin tt1 tto feid indaf iff mispae "a soie IF M
4serteiiiees ia, We Ffi aefstHhd, TsheRiedt
thepaper tLpsidedflo~nss ButfiwhAdsiI
i. .theseInlatteFswere,t traHspiFipg qalisH84on
IN the senate. i,t screams yeils,! yseifsf;;s
,HI -; -, ,,.1,; .ygEE
ffeachhc2d oouff1 Fear ears WeliBinedim tfg
beassT tfdsK, satist aoeh found dsohfsslfiH no
tfieHnbhy4 undergoing Saihid the nnasessa
Of hnnapisH a.Prssess. xery simitaE tgoSs
q bag of ca4ten In. the press,
tis Tie Senate '@as h5pelessfy r adicafF'9
lbut4hel le65hssfvafisG aeiemehsain 5hstS2i
MISUNDERSTANDING III afght 1en aseen-DI
dencHt 1t acclaimed thst ths Demoy; ;zr
House, Annofafihstt ttsn ttsndffnsg Ding The 81 1rsseatihgoa
of thei inrgroesiE1oI 9dt 10 9,f4o S.F'f
be Ths Deneerats had 1npluinated, ,andioi,
elected viva yots 4. Bryant Conserva-,
tive Republican,, ;a,eAtiffg Viii, the Dem:
ocryitss to !fts temporary ochahfhanb Il
sfipiof theHfensr.iizs III & y1gunEJ
.,7sIEoI, bnsHARnrsgo d9es4 ,yEdsdo7g
| [whotwas .o6nducting the organizati6RdR
E9f the body without any legal authoE-;, r
Itty .whateYer, refused to give the chaik
!, to Bftant; when the latter idvance6
| TO eecnPy It'll IAraestso&erei Crderesi,o)
,a9nd, Pistl*c dFqMpd. apd xthe ,1vildestrI
excitement prevailed, with deafninG -S
tSells, and v4citerations III all parts Of
the AoaIse gaiEer fes Ind ALI 19i ifoituhl l's'n
It -ly the first shot vas etfrsd-esifitita.
had, lheea, ia,,!h blood Yould hsfe hsep p.sshedI9 sshedI9
AT last General Terry, in command9f r.
| tsie Feder;l troops va sent for to pre-
serve order, bnt he declined to CiohEit7
iEYeti1e the ieeeaslony and the stormyp-
| lelemsnts1 gradual llyssubsided,. butieaSHiuy
ing the usnrper Harris on the Speak,
fion. ' No"'s 'A' " 'fsi.g
t., y" ANOTHER iTRorBDH;i sfomZ
hoteteF, revealed itself To- tbs Fad sF'1''
then ant'sincu. bAh theb Dem6eratiE ii
mem beEs ares1 taking, the o opths sgpfe7alr
Lseri4bedl by the recent recent 7ae ACT Of Congress: mr.
iiBhe feature in these oaths depended
on by Cofg gress to excflde Demo ocrat! E!9
ic members, is to the effect that they1eai
lid not engage in the rebellion except
'<on coEnpnlSon. ''1 Now it turns out
Bthat1each s,ndF every individual amonggoa
the Democfatic Legislators, who wasoitB
ip the-slighteA;d degree rebellious in Ais;76i
doings, was compelled to be so l,y the
iodious tyranny sssttibIished by Jeff % y
J or Rfown-iD Some of thsT
Rads charge perjury. and -haye, retain. az.
ed'a distinguish cd lawyer to prosecute
ed THE DARING; ,FELoNs:
.rr But the presump}ion in law is thaf
every man Is Innocent untif tfig. eon-
tfary sliaf have been PROV en- There on
'f6res far 1T nfrDnaayoars semi occa. ahI
sional te:gise cfedenees to 90 basesaa iG
charge, against these honorable men asogs
perjury. so the DemocIaiic menu. &,
'bers "a admitted to their seats, will
leave the Kads powerless in the Repz9u
branch. WI hat q rsaa 7quansI
aary.r Rum orAthat unfaiiing inter.
pretef ofotfuth Asay q that hfife steie1aAI
gfaphica have beenPs:hotf todeyi a
Urging furtheY Congressional legisl8- sai
tiolt on the subject. We await ipaaa1a
tieptty, with nerves properly attgRed edtgcs
for
.NorHRR PkorouNp Esslfffosi-za
Thaa matter5istand. Aathira oftEeID
Representatives havesnot, yet tsibeen 40
swornip The process is, ,sloy, randsW
is doubtless made so by Governor Bull III
lock, for reason IT is said To- might
that to lmorrow morning martial 1faw ne
rs to be proclaimed in soined ofd theuos
counties of Geargia by, General Terry. .iH
Possibly this city may. be, embEaesditU.4
and "factious opposition" to the com
plete Radicalizing of our State Gov. ~
eminent may be quieted by the fran-ss 9.
quIilzlpg 6ayonet. s...:i iry4iqsua1t End il
We shall soon see. .-..-s..
We cannot take time to speak Of the ~
hungry ,rs'isaetoJ z-i-oh 211 'si l'o51Ehsdpz
81 SWARM OF oFFicE SEEKERS '74o-I4h
who are here, ready to embrace any Gi
40 III u tr> ,,nhold onyt fboo,.v of croa,. ,..s
on on the face of the earth, fla
selves be the reward.
The Cofored Educatiosal Conten<
ion at Jefferson CetsG Mc. present "a
ID bill to the Legislature asking foF7iam