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THE BLACK MILLENNIUM.


u. s. Grant, who was elected on the
platform of the right of the people of
the States to regulate and control the
elective franchise for themselves, has
just issled q proclamation declaring
the Fifteenth Amendment, tby which
all power to decide who shall and who
shall not vote, is taken from the peo-
ple} to be a part of the Constitution of
the United States. This proclamation
stamps the Chicago Platform of the
Republican party, as lie, a delusion,
a snare, deliberate and audacious
swindle, and brands every Republican
politician, every Republican stump
speaker, and every Republican news
paper, as guilty of the most outra
geous trickery, deception and
falsehood. For the Chicago Plat
form declares that in all the loyal
States the people shall control the suf-
frage question for themselves, and the
Republicans, stump-speakers and news
papers have always made it a point TO
deny that their party intended to force
Negro Suffrage on the country by con-
stitutional amendment.
The occasion will furnish the Repub-
lican party a double reason for gratu-
lation. The white members of that
organization may congratulate each
other on the success of their scheme
to defraud the people by manipula-
ting and coercing legislatures. The
black wing will hold its jubilee
( to rejoice its Acknowledgement. Be
it understood that we do not
/ grudge the negro any Of his newly
acquired privileges. 1t is not his fault
that the people have been swiDdled
out of the right they have hitherto
possessed to control and regulate the
exercise of the elective franchise. He
is entirely innocent and is not at all
blameworthy for enthusing over his
own enfranchisement at the expense
of the loss Of right by the people in
/ general.
But we do condemn, denounce, ana
thematise, the corrupt and designing
/ demagogues, who, in order to use the
negro at the balIot-bOx, have wrested
from the people of the States thegreat
right bequeathed to them by the
founders Of the Government and en-
jOyed by them unmolested until the
! present hour. Let them be anathema
maranatha
Ia there not some chosen curse,
Some hidden thunder in the stores Of heaven,
Red with uncommon wrath, to blast the
Who owe their greatness to their country's ruin
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WASHINGTON. March 3l

The President sent message TO Con-
gress yesterday, announcing the pro-
mitigation of the ratification of the
fifteenth amendment TO the COnsiitu-
tion, and appending the certificate Of
the Secretary of State. The message
which is an absarb bit of clip-clap, and
quite uncalled for, characterized the
ratification as a measure Of grander
importance than any of the kind from
the foundation of the government, and
called on Congress to do all In IFS pow
or to encourage popular education
throughout the country. The amend
rnent thus declared to be part of the
Constitution owes lis existence to the
presended ratification by the States of
New York, Indiana and Georgia, and
the Southern States which have been
under duress since the close Of the war
The Radicals may howl with delight,
but for all that they are conscious that
the validity Of the amendment is in
doubt.
After short open session yesterday
the Senate doors were closed, and the
consideration of the San Domingo
treaty was resumed. Mr.. CasserIy, of
California, spoke against the job, aud
Mr. Stewart, Of Nevada, in favor of il.
The House of Representatives receiv-
ed the bill admitting Texas to repre-
sentation in Congress from the Recon
structlon Committee, and passed it by
strict party vote. Mr.. Lawrence
Rad. announced that the passage of
the bill was necessary in order to Sc
cure the immediate proclamation of
the fifteenth amendment. The act
was forwarded at once to the executive
Mansion, and in less than two hours a
messenger appeared with the Presi-
dents message, announcing the desir-
ed proclamation. Mr.. Wood arose and
denied, emphaticalIy, that New York
had ratified the amendment. Mr.. Nj
black also pronounced the representa-
tion that Indiana had ratified the a.
mendment to be fraud. The Radi-
Gals attempted to refer the message to
the Judiciary Committee, but the DEM
ocrats were determined to have it de-
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Another conspiracy against the Eur
pire Is bother.ng the Partisan police.
Orders have been issued for the arrest
oftwenty persons, among them MAJ
zini, Felix Pyat. and Louis Blanc,
who are not now in the country. The
police have the family of Louis Noir
under surveillance. Ledru Rollln. the
agitator of twenty years ago, has re-
turned to Paris after his long exile.
Assurances have been received In
London, from Rome, that the Ecu
menical Council, yielding to the rep
resentations of the European powers,
viii adjourn the discussion on Papal
infallibility until the latter part of
May. The Catholic iaity of Switzer-
land are dissatisfied with the ultra
montanism of their bishops In the Coun-
Gil.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March %.

WASHINGTON, March %.
The San Domingo treaty was again
considered in the United States Senate
in executive session, yesterday. ''he
President sent special message to the
Senate in the announcing that he
had obtained from Baez thirty days
extension OF the time for the ratiiica-
tion of the treaty. I. is thought that
this news will increase the chances for
indefinite postp0nement. Little of in
terest was transacted in the open ses-
sion ofthe Senate. Alr. Drake endeav-
ored to hurry up the consideration of
the bill admitting Texas. The Radi-
Gals are very nervous about Connecti-
cut, aud, as the President refuses to
proclaim The fifteenth amendment un-
til Georgia and Texas are readmitted,
an effort will bc made to rush the bills
through this week, in order to gain
the negro vote in Conrecticut next
Monday.
In the House Of representatives res
oIuiions favoring the imposition of a
ten per cent. tax on United States
bonds, and declaring that the Bible
should not be driven from the public
schools were virtually defeated by the
refusal of the House to second the pre-
vious question. The Tariff bill was de-
bated in committee during the after
noon and evering sessions. Hon. S. S.
Cox Of New York, delivered a power
full argument against the fallacies of
the pig-iron party.
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BUTLER, THE CADET AUcrIoNEER.

Sixty-eight members Of the IIOuseof
Representives have declared, by their
votes in Buffers case, that the appoint
ment of cadet for money by mem-
Der of Congress, is not IL crime deserv-
ing Of expulsion, provided he devotes
a portion of his dishonest gain to the
"eause of God and radical morality"
They have repented of the momentary
expression Of honesty by which the
sanity Whittemore was driven from
Congress to the bosom of his sable con-
stitucnts, and by their votes have shown
their Willingness to receive him with
open arms. That he will return is as
certain as it is that rot one in twenty
of the negro voters of his district will
ever learn of his offeuse, or will appre-
ciate it, if he do.
Not less than twelve of the sixty
eight members of Congress voting a.
gainst Logan's resolution to expel r.
r. Butler are from Pennsylvania
Their names are Armstrong, Cake,
Cessna, of this district, C0Uode, Dick
ey, Kelley, Morrell5 Myers, Mercur,
Negley, Phelps and Townsend. Hon.
John b. Packer, with Messrs. Donley,
O'Neill and Schofeld voted with the
democrats fof expulsion.
Twelve out of sixty-eight are much
more than Pennsylvania 3 fair share of
the dishonor of keeping this cadet auc-
tioneer in Congress. 1t is out of all
proportion, but it indicates the stand
ard of public honor which prevails "a
mong the radical politicians of this
State. 1t is shameful that nearly one
fifth of the entire number Of those who
sustained this Tennessee trafficker in
appoin tmenls should come from Penn
sylvania.
For the first time in this disgraceful
cadet business the old Westmoreland
fox, John Covode, comes out of his CO.
vert, and votes squarely No on the
expulsion of utIer. "A fellow feel
ing makes us wnndrous kind" But
Ter, according 10 the testimony of Gen
eral Este, received one thousand dol
lars for his appointment Millward
obtained like sum fer Covode's nom
intion of an Oriental named Remak.-
When C0v0de's turn shall come up, he
will want the votes aud sympathy of
Butler and his friends, and could,
therefore, no longer afford TO dodge
If Butler had been expelled for his cOn.
duct, nothing could shield Covode from
expulsion except Millward'7 thin sicF-
bed story that the Chairman got none
OF The money; and that would hardly
go down among members of Congress
by whom ex Marshal Millward is al
most as we'll known rs CoYode, him
SELF 1t was the danger to Covode that
rallied so many members from Penn
sylvania In behalf O. Tennessee Butler.
This was the appeal that made twelve
of them vote against his summary ex-
pulsion. "Honest John" was in dan
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As the Inquire appears to have Sc
we're attack Of the Tariff fever, we
wo1Id recommend the editor to try a
few of AllisOn'9 pills, the same to be
washed down with StevensOn's bitters.
These are Western preparations, re-
Gently put up by two Free Trade Re.
publican members Of Congress. They
will prove an excellent febrifugein the
case Of the Inquirer man. II these are
too nauseous, there are various kinds
of Anti-Taritf lozenges prepared by
some ffty different Republican Con-
gressmen which mignt effect cure.
Take few, Bro. Lutz, and you will
feel better.
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WAsHINGrnN. Abr. l.


Texas got back into the Union yes
terday, but for how long is uncertain.
The instant she exhibits Democratic
tendencies Congress will begin to talk
frecoustructing hen over again. Sen
ators Flanagan and Hamilton were ad-
mitted in the Senate, and four repre-
sentatives from the State in the House.
Objection was made by Butler to Mr..
Conner Dem. J, ostensibIy because he
was cruel to soldiers during the war
and anounced certain acts Of Congress
in his campaign speeches. Butler
wished to have the case referred to the
Committee on Elections and have his
accusations examined. Mr.. Stevenson
of Ohio, l1r Orth of Indiana, and other
Radicals denounced Buffers PROPOSE
ton that the House could go back two
or three years prior to members G.
lection and inquire into his moral or
military conduct, especially on the as
sumption of er ppte affidavits, as un-
precedent and preposterous. Batter
was badly beaten, there being only
twenty-One votes in favor of his
motion. AfIer Mr.. Conner had taken
the oath, he rolled up his sleeves and
gave the spoon connoisseur hand
some flaying. The House, in commit
tee, resumed consideration Of the Tar
iff bill, and Mr.. Schenck closed the
case for the Ways and Means Conn
mittee in long speech. In the Sen
ate, the admission of carpet-bag
Ames was under discussion until the
hour of adj Jurnment, several Senators
taking part. Amea will probably be
admitted by party vote to-day.
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WASHINGTON. March 30.


Texas was pushed through theUnited
States Senate yesterday, the Radicals
having suddenly taken the alarm a.
bout the negro vote in Connecticut, and
the delay in the fifteenth amendment
proclamation. The bill was sent to the
House, where Butler made an ineffec-
tual attempt to put it on its passage.
1t was referred to the Reconstruction
Committee, which will probably report
to-day. In the House, after sparrng
between Generals Slocum and Logan
upon the staff feature of the Army bill.
the debate was resumed in committee
upon the tariff bill, and Mr.. Marshall,
of Illinois, made an elaborate speech a
gainst the protection swindle. The
Senate was in executive session for
some hours on the San Domingo trea-
ty.
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Sales.
CHERIFF'S SALE

y IN PARTITION =
BY virtue of an order of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Bedford county the undersigned, Sheriff
of said County, will sell ut public outcfy, on the
premises all that tract Of land situate in London
derry township, Bedford county, adjoining part
OF said tract designated part "A, decreed by
the said Court 10 Adam Smith, land of Fred.
Smith, David Moser, Geo Wolferd, sl al, con
tanning liz acres, 80 perehes, being part of same
tract held in common by said Adam Smith and
John Shafer, and divided in proceedings for par
tition had in said Court and designated SIS part
Tuesday. the 18th day of April, 1870. a; 10
o'clock A. NJ TERNs 0ne-half in hand at
confirmation Of sale, balance in two equal annual
payments thereafter, 10 be secured by bonds, or
bonds and mortgage.
mArl7w3 WM nEYSER. Sheriff.
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Napoleon has conceded something TO
propriety and deceney. lie has exiled
his imperial cousin, Prince Pierre,
from France, and it is reported in Par
is that the eminent slayer Is about to
embark for America. Out West he
can indulge his little weakness almost
with impuni,y, aud with nought TO
make him afrai& except Judge Lynch.
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bAted, and. showing a disposition to
flibuster, It was finally agreed to
lay ii on ihe table for future action
The House then went into committee
upon the Tariff bill.
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II M. REYNOLDS, ATTORNEY AT
~ Law, BEDFORD. PA All business intrust
cd to him will be attended TO with great care. Up
on notice will appear for arties in suits before
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OHice With J W. Diokerson, ESQ. on Jnitaas
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HNANNERY FOR SALE Or RENT.
The subscriber offers for sale or rent, his
Tannery. with Bark Mil and Tools; also his fine
store room for rent. Possession given the lst of
april, 1870. This property is located in the
borough of Schellsburg, Bedford county,
eeilent location for both store and tannery FoI
further particulars, address
JOHN s. SCHELL,
jan6m3. Sehelsburg, Pa.
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VALUABLE FARM AT PRI-

VATE SALE.--The subscriber offers for
sale good improved farm situate in Snake
Spring township, Bedford county. Pa two miles
from Mt Dallas Station, on the Huntingdon and
Broadtop Railroad, containing 230 acres lhme-
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fence 800 panels post feRee), and the balarce
we'll timbered, having thereon Il good large
Frame House, large Bank Barn and all necessary
out-buidlngs, never-tailing Springs of water,
3 Orchards, 2 good tenant houses and good Saw
Mill. The above mansion farm is in good state
of cultivation, ami is well calculated Tor farms
For further particulars, address the subscriber
HENRY HEReHbEkGER,
Jan6m3* Bloody Run, Pa.
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A bill has been introduced in the
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Ia there not some chosen curse,
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Who owe their greatness to their country's ruin,
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ssTCONOMY IS WEALTH y

"T1CONOMY IS WEALTH. =
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All kinds Of barter--sleh as chickens
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in exchange for goods. ja20 ~