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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04
Proclamailoa BY the Preyix xent
The President has issued the follow
ing pscelamation:
NINE President Of. the ynited States
Nof Amsrica:
<N PRnCI :

Whereas it is provided in the Consti-
tuition Of the United States that the
United States shall protect every State
in this Union ON application Of the Leg
isldHre, or,of ting EKecpti ve when the,
.LAsislatursl cannot Be conSen6ds Agalnss
domestic violence; and
Whereas tits provided in tl.e laws Of
the United States, that in all cases Of
insurrection in any State, or OF OBJ
struction to the laws thereof, it shall be
lawful for the President of the United
States on application efrthesL LEGISLATURE
of such State, or of the Executive.
(when the Legislature cannot be conyel-
ed, to call forth the militia OF any Qiii-
er State or States, or to employ such
part of the land and naval force as shall
be Judged necessary for the purpose Of
suppressing such insurrection, or OF
causing the laws to be duly executed; I;
and
|. Whereas must have received infot-
nation that combinatiors of armed men,
unauthorized by law, are now disturb
ing the peace and safety of the citizens
of the State of South Carolina, and
committing acts of violence in saip
State of character and to an extent
which renders the powers Of the Statt
and its officers unequal to the task q
protecting life and property and secu
ring pabhc order therein; and
r. Whereas the Legislature of said Stat
1 is not now in session, and cannot bs
convened in time to meet the presen
emergency, and the Executive of sait
State has therefore made application Y
me for such part of the military forcl
of the United States as may be neces
i sary and adequate to protect said Stat
and the citizens thereof against the do
nestle violence herein before mentioned
and to enforce the due execution OF tn
laws and
' Whereas the lawsof the United State
requife thai ~heneyef u may be neces
sary, in the Judgment Of the President
to use the military force for the purpos
aforesaid, be shall forthwith, by proc
lamation, command such insnTgeIts4 4
disperse and retire peaceahly 70 thei
| respective abodes within q limited time
Now, Therefore, i III lysses 5. Graz
Preadmtpf she United Saatessdo herr
I by command The persons comp posing til
I unlawful cdnhnations aforesaid. 10 di'
3 perse and letire Speaceably 70 their !
spective abodcs within twenty day
3 from this, date. ..s..:s....a .,..s
9 In witness whereof ! have hereunt
i set my hand and caused the seal of Il
b United States to be affixed
d Done at the CITY Of " ashinston, tn
], oath daylof Msrch, IN the ye'
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= dependence of the United gStab
b the sinetvsfifth.
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,genty,-eyen With M -unaeubsed nsilrp;
don Of kiugly prsipgatiyes seTong Eas
the Secretary Of Slate, tfnlswSh com
sellofsof the President, supplies tAs-t1
muisfor usdfpati6R and you will ben
witnkas th9a4 haaH dom nothing bit
stare the case-ir Is hard To- hold back
when the same usurpation is openly
prolonged after the Senate had rejected
the treaty ON which the exerciseof King.
ly prerogative was founded, and when
the asspppsit,. devised o. SeeretaEy
things lost on eaph Here there IS no
remote, in6nitesimal excuse or apology.
Nothing absolutely nothing. The
usurpation pivots on nonentity, al.
Ways excepting the kingly will OF the
Tr r,sident, which constitutionally is O.
|noneatiiy. The gress artist Of Roloena,I
in much admired statue, sculptures
Mercury as standing on a.puff of air.
Ihe President mas no1 even pun u az
70 STAND on.
dence adduced 7 have confined myself
carefully ii p6blic docnmeiils. On this
unanswerable and cumulative testimony,
where eacl, par. connrns 'ne i.s., ,.,, aDsI +
the whole Ras hhe b nafA!iopsSha H9 " ly.li,
present thisaitEan sgress.9nl;i arg mere 7
IS not weQ sspesaakIsi saIsi ,HE p9s tne isslnony.
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mandiny rRtss01a99s kefevt fa ~ ni lnsiItqaai
lty OF nauons, anp shea "a 2sf hRsoslaIns p;1a Z (
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BY prerosatiye, M Alone wit without anthorit,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04

GHAfter SUMNER had sartisticslly re-
moved the cuticIe frOn GRAsr's corpus,
Chr Scacsz carefully sessonsd II wlth
d due mixture of pepper and salt. That
process pro s's ought to mako GeAsT q 4 smart
mon. W. sss. s;sl4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04

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Present GaAsr \ with i nicely bound
copy. Of 'SUuHrR's San Domingo speech
-+you'll.get some.hpge certain4-a boot
|orsa hetseswhip, probably bsdesstssa
|nia4f ffl4.a-z-4l S;li1,
kssGEAags spirits are said tobe very
iow since SUMNER spoke ihsA ei' asois
Why dont eSody send him a'bar-
rel, and thus een1titIe himself to q post
maasssaaiR sasas.ss.g =. ..o..ss..,rs. 8 (
|.iiai% SUMNER saysa that GE2Sr .ist the
Had 81 the Ku Klux. l.i',sf'' lo,ssss
II that Be trpe lhs balance z Iot II # # sans' ls
amount to muclNl i'.ass 5oa 5b pw Ii
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FWe did not knox that the Amer
lean shoddYa coptractor played aan i'm
portant part 10. the late French EaE, hnt
|it would so appear from the Savannah
Cav Republican Of March 10. Itsaysi
a.,'Unr European correspondent, whose
letter sipublishel this morning, expos
es a most .heartless sWindle that was PM
upon the French army ddrihg the late
war, and which, led 70 possible suffering
among lle, troops of Bpuybaki's army
shoes with paper, soles, These wick.
| ed cheats were sent forward from; B0s.
| ton and New York to the number of I
hundred thousand and soh tY tht ,EllG
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Tbe New Ilampshire Election,

'EhpH5 krhtIfd ira4t ns91lTp0 tilats the 0lCtkI<
Granite State would remain true to the i
she-had asserted. He would
be unworthy OF belonging to the State
of Starke. Nv oudbury laOts w ebster if lhei
did not utter these keatimsats, Of Ills
people, who were Constitution, Union
loving people, believing shat.ifstrunenti {
sufficient to, ,uuard us to- q rlOriOuS deS- IA
tinxs /
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member frcH the same State, spoke as
follows: s,;,. i,.'... 81, .,;,,s ,sa i
"He denied that the causes e s, Of s this po-
tea Gs;s, ss9Sga : IT. , Sga 1s % the
people TO protect their !, rights by y, return e,
ing to the policy OF the Denfocraslc par
ty, which carrlea e. ethem .nhroouag!l hso iols
wears or prosperity anu auvancenlsn van aal997
The victory yln ~ s New =! H!ampsn1re va
verdict againss tne an, anneSation ;slS'9' u = Pun
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04

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tone, bat which cMan an give i s no d q adequate
conception of ita ipaaterly invective and
scathing depunciatipn. The array OF
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S HAAlEtoS 81 ls5 v. S ctstAry of State Sl
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04

eET The Charleston. Ne,cs comment!
ing on the Presidents action towafd
South, .carolina, says. a.The. formidable
l pro o claimatIon li from President GRksr n VII
do nogood. and may do harpsw There
are no insurgents soIdisperse, but1albths
soldiers who ever crossed the Potomac
cannot pass soathl, l,Ss Carolina , happy an spd
Fceptepted. 80 la9g asi ipo Ignorant nssroe'
rule htalligent white men, and neither
intellect nor wealth has aapoice iirtht
Councils of the State" 'l,asil s'a Sg''as 2
There is. not one man In every atf' ter
thousand in the North that believed ,aanS
serious disturbance existed in Soutl
lCarolina.t Ills necessary that some on
act fool for the Radical party and i i ! !
understood that GRANT can doDit httl
better than auyaoneelses i,s.dl.se Ind
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Moro Money-Making Marred ~
r NleddlerS.

~ rAO ia
Aprctty little story has leaked opt
about the way in which Ex-Governor
I|SMIrHsand ex Senator WARNER, Of An
hama, havebeea.fxing up matters sesas
to turn an honest penny.
The first part of their little programme
was to get Alabama bonds reduced. III
the market to- sixty cents on the dollar,
ANA theu bay'ap enousli to sssNar s tssiii
purpose; which was accordingly done,
and they were ready for the next part in
the performance.
There was due the State pfs Alasana
several thousand acres of agricultural
Hand scrip This sscripzwas made cut,
but nobody seemed toshayeita ola's
eInsthe mean timeian act was worked
Through tie State Legislature autloriz
ling the exchange Of this scrip for State
bonds at'psr. glail1R 7sllt,ap ss.slr iie7tli,stt
Just at this critical juncture some
fbodys sensitive nostril detected the odoI
Eof, q Norwegian rodent. a Scarefsl
Esearch in the ,iaad office developed ths
missing scrip, dond'upa imam enyeiope
land tnarked,ah ahRetalhed BY direction q
Senator WAesrh - S. 8 sl7 So .,s.s;s asa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-04

er0ar sentiments on the 6sht ID the
Radical party: Z s''s =, ,,s,.,5 S,
Go It, husband! s"
Go it, bear!
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

bdy- According to the Humboldt CALI
Times, the crops in Eel river valley, in
Mendocino county, in that State, have
yielded this season beyond all calculation,
and almost beyond conception. A Mr..
Frost harvested from six acres 696 bushels
of oats, and Mr.. J. NJ. Richardson, from a
tbrty-acre field, gathered 5000 bushels of
the same grain. The first yield 10 at the
rate of ll6 bushels to the acre, and the other
at the rate of 1Ol bushels to the acre. The
oats were Of the common variety.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

| Deslue the lettcr Wnlcn Governor Palme
directed to Attorney General Bushnell, h.
also has sent the following to Hon. Chas
II. Reed, prosecuting attorney of the sew
enth Judicial circuit;
STATE OF ILLINOIS, EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENT,
SPRINGFIELD, October 80, 1871.
Chas. II. Reed, Esq:
DEAR SIR forward you herewith a
copy Of an official letter, addressed by me
to Hon. w. Bushnell, attorney general,
in relation to the circumstances of the
death Of Gen. Thomas Grosvenor.
The matter has occasioned me o great
amount of anxiety, and after the most
mature elaboration l am forced to the con-
viction that the indictment against Treat,
the person who inflicted the wounds upon
him, should also include Phillip Ii. Sheri-
dan, Frank T. Sherman, and the persons
who claimed to be the offcers OF the re-
puted company l., first regiment of Chi
cago volunteers"
Some of the reasons that have forced me
to this conclusino are contained in my let
ter to the attorney general, and others will
occur to you, familiar us you are with the
criminal laws and the course of criminal
justice.
1t would be simply dishonorable to you
and to the state to prosecute young Treat
alone to conviction, when you and every
one besides who are supposed 10 know what
the laws are bound to confess that, If he
is guilty Of legal offense, so are those who
placed him in position to do mischief,
and neither you nor the state authorities
can find legal excuse for discharging
Treat without trial. No course is open to
Us but to boldly and squarely stand up to
the line of duty.
have written this to you because l
can we'll understand that you may feel a
degree of hesitation in advising the grand
jury to find an indictment against such
persons as r. b. Mason, p. II. Sheridan
and Frank Sherman, and us the case con.
Germs the state in its political capacity, AZ
much as in other respects, think it prop
or that the governor should take the re-
sponsibility of what is done, and, while !
have the utmost confidence in YOU, 1 dc
advise the indictment and trial Of all con-
cerned. Respectfully,
(Signed) JOHN M.PALMER,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09
nay. A doctor has discovered arsenic in

nay" A doctor has discovered arsenic in
the tea of Mr.. Somers, of Massachusetts,,
and Mrs. Somers has been sent to the local
bastile. As several of Mrs. SIS previous
husbands mysteriously disappeared, 1t is
feared that che is modern Borga. The
suspicion is strengthened by the fact that
Mrs. s. reinforced her arsenic with the
family carving-knife.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

from Denver to Albuquerque, has been
laid from Denver TO distance OF sixty
miles, nearly to Colorado City Rails are
arriving steadily and two engines are in
use carrying them to the railroad bed,
The heaviest grade on the limo is seventy
five feet to the mile, and over this, an en-
ginc hauls forty tons. A few days ago,
the engine "Montazuma' brough into Den
yer twcnty-eight cars loaded with lumber
and wood
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

session of the legislature, to pay, this
year, fifteen cents out of every hundred
dollars worth Of property he
owns towards the upbuilding
OF Chicago, and next year, and the year
after next, ditto, and so ON and this is
but the commencement of our spolia.
ton. When Chicago went up in flame
and smoke every part of the state, except
Chicago, suffered. In the long run, she
will make profit out of her ashes, and
the balance of the state will pay for the
whistle she has lost--pay to buy her a
new and better one.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09
MEDICAL,
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

with Its gloomy sttendants, low spir.
- depression, In volunt ary em issiOn,
loss OF semens !spe.naatORrhea, loss Of
and Threatened imprlence and iMbe.
cilits, and = lOverelgn cure In n IN.
Ihreys Homeopathic hpeeiiic no
bic mild and potent Curatives, they str,ke a
onde At the roots OF the mater. toas ~ the sys
tenn, arrest the discharges, and impsrt vigor and
have cured thousands OF cases. Price, As per
packages OF I'VE boxes and u large ~ vial, which
Is very importsntiu obstinate OF old cases, or 81
persingiebox. Bold by all druggists, and sent
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 662 broad
way 7. y. y. SChUH,
augiodsowawly Agent, Cairo, Illinois
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

AS THE facts become known the mil.
itary occupation of Chicago by General
Sheridan appears less and less justitia-
bic. On the first knowledge of the ex.
tent of the calamity, Gov, Palmer sent
the acknowledgement Of the state, with
four hundred and fifty well-armed inch,
to assist in the preservation of order in
Chicago. Gen. Sheridan and Mayor
Mason advised the adjutant- general to
return at once with his men because
they were not needed, and, afterward,
the regiment to which Gov. Palmer oh h.
Jects, was formed SO that il turns ont
that Mayor Mason was as much kpave
as fool in the business, Gen. Sheridan
was his accomplice aud both were will.
ing instruments Of Gen. Grant.
EVERY citizen OF the state will be
COmDell.1 hy tba ...:o. p A 4.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

MANY radical papers are excusing
the smallness of Gen. Grants contribu.
ton to Chicago on the ground that he
gave in proportion to his means. The
president might copy with propriety the
graceful charity Of lady-Mrs. Lew
Wallace, of Montana territory-whc
sent to suffering Chicago, among othe
things, a costly present she had re
ceived there in its prosperous days.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

The Norwich Comm Bulletin saws
A we'll known justice ofthe peace sub
'scribed So to the relief fund yesterday
and, returning Immediately to his Of.
fee, received the amount for marrying
"A couple. Thus is virtue rewarded
Another man was requested to con-
tribute, but declined, and within two
hours heard that his mother-in law
had come to stay month with him.
Can any one hesitate which course to
pursuc?'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

b@- A mania for monuments has mani
tested itself in several Of the Italian cities
and no fewer than seventy Of these MEM
orials to Italians, good, bad and indiner-
ent, are now in course of construction in
Italy.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

The MANNER in which Gen Sheri.
dan treats the proceedings of Gov. Pal
mer is an insult to the latter and the
people Of Illinois, but it is the GOODNESS
Of man who knows that he is we'll
backed by the administration.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

1F The Courier des Etas Unis says
that while England has but little more
than four hundred millions Of dollars in
specie in circulation, France has fourteen
hundred millions in circulation.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

h6- Some one told Jim Mace that he
should make innumerable conqucsts among
the fair sex, because Of his stalwart pro-
portions, whereon the great boxer replied :
My eye if I wanted to make the women
spoon on me, I'd go and bea piano-play-
err"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

Berthe Chinese in California have not
been so long away from the Flowery King.
dom without tearing somewhat Of Mclean
mans ways. The Chinese companies in
San Francisco have commenced suits.
against the city of Los Angeles for the
damages sustained by their countrymen in
the late riots.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

A REPORT has gained circulation that
the republican opponents of John Sher-
man talk of fusion with the democrats
to return Cox to the senate.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

Gov. PALMER has called down up
on himself already the condemnation of
radical newspapers having the fear
of the administration before their eyes.
So it goes.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

THE Presidents brother Orville Grant
has been elected president of railroad
company formed in St. Louis. The
company intend to build two roads
one from st. Louis to Arkansas river,
the other from Centralia, Ill.,, 10
Wichita, Kansas.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

I6r Chicago is to have splendid eour'
for tho settlement Of claims to titles arts
ing in consequence Of the fro.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

PARKER PILLsBURY, on lecturing
tour, says: There shall come time
when women shall have a family indie
pendent of church or state"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

To each subscr Der to the Evening Posts and Chris.
Ian Union for one year will be sent two exquisite
French Oil Chromos, entitled "Wide Awake" and
East Asleep" which are worth at retail $40 for
the osir,
TRY IT! TRY It'll
For Is cents we will send the Weekly Evening
Post from now until January l, or for 80 cents we
whi send the semi. Weekly Post during the same
time.
Specimen Numbers Of the Evening Post sent
free. ..,............ ''"'
Address WIN. C.BRYANT. AGO.
New York.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIDES! FURS !PELTSi!!

b U r N E TT Be CO..
Have opened Hide Store in Thornton's Block
Tenth street, where the highest cash price viii
be paid for HIDES, Sheep Pelts, Furs and Tai.
low. wewil pay higher prices THAI was ever be-
fore paid for the same articles In this city.
Come and zee us,
ocle,i BURNETT 4 Coz
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

MAYOR BRowN of st. Louis will is
sue no more permits for the building
of frame houses in that city.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

THE congress of the United States
meets three weeks from next Monday
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

TIE Washington Patriot says "The
President having possession Of South
Carolina, deposited the local authorit.
les, suspended the haebeas corpus, alb
olished trial by jury, quartered his dra
goons on defenceless citizens, filed the
jails with American freemen by arrest
without warrant, issues his proclamation
for a general thanksgiving, and informs
us that the process Of the seasons ha
enabled the husbandman to garner tn,
fruits Of successful toll, and that w,
are at peace with all nations, and tran
guilty, with few exceptions, prevails a
home"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

NEw-YoRK is still watching and
waiting for Alexis.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

1@ New York claims q population of
100000 at noon Of any week day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

Gov. PALMER has had his "phil" Of
Gen. Sheridan.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09

DaS- Alexis will DO the guest Of Mr.
Col. Colt at Hartford, Conn.