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CoUGH no MORE.

Warmers Cough Basam Is healing, softenlng aaA
expectorating The extraordinary power It possesses
IN rees and eventually curing the most obstinate
casesof Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, IL
nnenza, ta,arrh, ltoarseness Asthma and Consunp-
tton Is almost Incredible SO prompt the relief asd
certain its effects in all the above cases. any aRee-
ton OF tile trot and lungs That thousands OF phya
clans daily prescribing and and all say thaS
it Is the most heaiing and expectorating medisise
know. One dose always affords relief, and in most
cases one bottle effects Sold by druggists il
large bottles. Price One Dollar. 1t IL your oRQe
fau If You still cough and suffer. Tho Balsam M
cure.
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MINISTERS, TEACHERS, STUDENTS, FARM
ERs, Young MEN AND WoMEN--those who
would meet with the NJ ost profitable of all
employments--are invited to correspond
with us with view to an agency. Not u
few such are now averaging from $4,000 tc
$1,000 annual profit in its sale. There is a
great want for the book and a rich field Of
fered, while it will elevate the spiritual
condition by constant contact with and con-
vcrsations upon its beautiful and eternal
truths
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MAICkiELL MCNAMARA. Zee Card.
Bankers.
KIMBALL 4 FARNswORTH. See card,
~ Bakers.
CRANDALL, H. Il. See Card.
Blacksmiths.
BEERS & GIBSON, South Side Of Park.
MCNAMARA, John. Sec card.
MEYER, Il. See card.
WOLF, John. On Market Street.
Boot and Shoe Makers, do.
ALLEMAN, w. HI. See advt.
NEWTON s. See card.
TRUMBLE, VIM. III. West side Of Elm
street doors North OF the Post once.
Clothing.
J. b. CAWARD. Sec advt.
PLATT Il O'MALLEY, opposite the De.
NOyelles House. See advt.
WHITE, G. I. kW. North end OF Rrick
Block. See ad.
Confectionery.
FUTILE, c. E. & Co. In post oncs
CLEMMER, j. See ad.
WEBSTER, W.. II. See card.
Dry Goods Dealers.
MILF, JOHN, West side OF Elm street.
See adj.
CAWARD, J. b. first door south OF tn.
Brick Block.
PLAT 4 O'MALLEY, opposite thu. Ma No
Held House. See ad.
SAMSON, 4 SIMONDs South side OF
Market street. See ad.
WHITE, G. I.k w. No. s Brick Rack
Drug Stores
CLEMMER, J.J. See ad.
Flour and Feed.
NEWTON, ~. First door north Of Csur,
House.
Grocery and Fruit Stores.
WEBSTER, w. b. See ad.
FUTILE, G. e. Il Co., In post once.
GRlER, D., opposite Court House.
Harduare Stores.
CHAPLIN, b. Sec ad.
RUSSELL Il DOAN, l. DOoLTTTLE. See adl.
HANCHETT l. LOMAs at the old
stand Of Newton Il Caward.
Harness Makers.
MILLER, FRED. SEQ ad.
Hotels.
J. DcNOYEL See card.
EMPIRE HOUSE. See card.
FARMERS r Err EAT. near tho Eleva
tor, by Ill. RILEY.
WEBSTER HOUSE, corner Elm an,
High SITS.
Insurance Agents.
K!MBALL & FARNswORTH, at tn
SRIER, D. at his store,
Jenelers.
SwENSON OLE, East side Of Eam 81
See ad.
Justices Of the Peace.
GILLETT, f. Office In the Plain Dsals
building opposite Depot.
WEBSTER, J. F. Office with Preston 1
Wfdner = doors North Of the Court House
Livery Stables.
MO0RE& RICHARDS, West Of Elm s.
near tho Mansfield House.
Lumber Dealers.
FLEMING, w. 4 J. Robert Phela,
agent. Yard near the Elevator. Sec al
PECK, 4 SERGEANT. Yard corner 0
Elm aud Market streets.
Neat Markets.
COLLINS r COMBS, near the Post 81
MtlLiners.
AMES. Mrs. A, s. Mt the Iate stand a
Miss Gambia.
Physicians.
JONES, L. F. once over Clemner's Dru,
Store.
BOWERS, J. ii. Home opathist, eve,
Hanchett's Hardware Store.
CLEMMER, J. J. Office In Drug Store.
Photographic.
Mrs. F. H. JEWETT, nearly opposite tn,
Painters d Glaziers.
MAYNARD .w.
BARBOR, w. L.
Real Estate Dealers
KIMBALL 4 FARNSw0RTH, 1T the Bank
Sec ad.
Produce Dealers.
HUNTING, BEN. Red Warehouse
Dealer In all kinds OF Pre- lace, Rosk
Hides, Pelts and Furs.
BEADLE & SLEE, Elevate o0es with
r. Marsh, on Market street
TaiEors.
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For Circulars containing full descrip-
ton of The Pictorial Family Bible, with
sample sheet, and terms to agents, Address
"Potter's Standard Bible and Testament
House,
JOHN L. POTTER & Co.
Publishers.
= GA and eli SAMSON St. Philadelphia.
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GIT ct. Charles st, st. Louis, h.
a REGULAR GRADUATE Or MEDICINE. AZ DIP
h loma 1t Once will show has been longer engaged - -
OF vcncreal Sexual and Private Diseases -
any other physician In st. Louis. sas.F--.I N.
syphilis, Gonorrhea, elect, Stfctugo,
Orchitis, Hernia Rupture; all Urinary Diseases aa1
syphitic or Mcrcurial Affections OF the fhroa Skis =
BONES are treated with unparalleled success. !. /,
potency result OF abuse In YOUTH sexdal
in other causes, and which produce l
debility, dizziness, dimness Of sight go,
fusion Of ideas evil forsboiings aversion 70 sosey
females, Of memory sexual rendering
r.ss improper are permsasntly c.rsa eesisd
friendly talk 4asthiss. Medcines
u self evident that physician who treats thousanes =
k1owing lhH SreQucnay rScommcnd persons ny ssse.
Once Hours, 4. y. 70 r. Sundays, ~ 10 '. -
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THE PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE contains
a storehouse of information that can only
reach the mind through the eye. Its il
Illustrations carry one back to the most inn
portant era Of the world,
and are of themselves a comprehensive re-
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most nteresting Views, Characters, Sym
bols, histories events, Landscape Scenes.
Antiquities, Customs, beasts, birds, In
sects, Plants Minerals, Coins, Medals, In
scriptions and incidents referred to through
out the Sacred Text. They attract the
eye, correct erroneous impressions, awak-
en- new thoughts, and furnish clearer views
Of Divine Truth. AS help to Parens,
Ministers, and Sabbath-school Teachers in
fulfilling the duties of their separate and
high vocation-and to all others TO whom
immortal souls are intrusted-this splendid
Pictorial Volume cannot be overestimatcd
1t is the Edition
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Jenelers.
Justices of the Peace.

SWENSON OLE, East side q Elm 81
See ad.
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Hotels.

J. DcNOYELLEs. See card.
EMPIRE HOUSE. See card.
FARMERS II ETR EAT. near tho Eleva.
tor, by Ill. RILEY.
WEBSTER HOUSE, corner Elm and
High SITS.
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EXPERIENCED AGENTS are wanted
throughout the country for it's sale, with
whom arrangements will be made. An
opportunity of equal promise is rarely or
never presented Its sale will not be limit
ed to any period, but will continue for a
life time, constantly increasing with the
growth and intelligence Of the county. 1t
is therefore desirable that those who engage
with US, shall do so with view to rmaking
the business apermanent one.
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KIMBALL & FARNsWORTH, at the
Bank.
SRIER, d. at his store,
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SLOAN, e. y. See card
SWENDSON SVEN at Cawards Store
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THE PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE, in a
dtion to the features already alluded t
contains the Apocrypha, Consordanc
Psalms in Metre, Summary Of the 8
cred truths as taught in the Inspired Boo
together with numerous and COMPREHENSIVE
Tables and other Historical ard Explanato-
ry Matter, embodying the labors of many
of the most eminent Biblical scholars 1t
is printed on the finest calenlersd paper,
from clear ard open type, in one large and
handsome quarto volume, and is bound in
the most durable and attractive manner,
while the prices are sufficiently low to
place it within everybody's reach.
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Wagon Maker
ALLEN, r. III. See ad !
EDWARDS VIM. See Add
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JONES, L. F. ONCE over Clcmmer's DRUG
Store.
BOWERS, J. III. Home o pat hist, over
Hardware Store.
CLEMMER, J. J. Office In Drug Store.
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Most Suitable for the Family.
Most Valuable for be Student,
Most Instructive for the Teacher,
Most Appropriate for the Child,
Most Useful for the Minister.
Most Interesting for the Farmer,
Most Elegant for the Parlor,
Most Profitable for the Study.
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Dry Goods Dealers.
MILF, JOHN, West side OF Elm street.
kIPP, w. d. south side OF Market St.
See adj.
CAWARD, ]. b. first door south OF tho
Brick Block.
PLArT l. O'MALLEY, opposite the. Ma Ms.
field House. See ad.
SAMSON, SIMONDS South side OF
Market street. See ad.
WHITE, G. I.k w. No. Brick Rlock.
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Physic

AMES, Mrs. A. s. at the late stand 0
Miss Gambia.
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GILLETT, f. Office In the Plain Dealer
building opposite Depot.
WEBSTER, J. F. Office with Preston 4
Wfdner doors North Of the Court House.
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CRANDALL, HI. 4. See Card.
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Blacksmiths.
BEERS & GIBSON, South Side Of Park.
MCNAMARA, John. Sec card.
MEYER, Il. See card.
WOLF, John. On Market Street.
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4 TONUCG DcU[efS.
HUNTING, BEN. Red Warehouse
Dealer In all kinds or Pre- kace. Perl
Hides, Pelts and Furs.
BEADLE & SLEE, Elevate elles with
z. Marsh, on Market street
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Boot and Shoe Makers, do.
ALLEMAN, w. HI. See advt.
NEWTON s. J. See card.
TRUMBLE, VIM. II. West side Of Elm
street doors North OF the Post Once
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CrescO Trade.

CreSCO 1'raOoe
Agricultural Implements.
CARTER, 4 Co See adj.
SrROrHER l. CONkLIN. SEQ advt.
RUSSELL l. DOAN, South side Of Mar
ket Street, see advt.
WRIGHT, A. d. south side OF Market
Street.
HANCHETT r. LOOMS. First door
south oA Court House.
AttOrneys.
BERRY,C. f. Office on n. Il. street on
pOsite the Depot.
GOODRICH, III. A. See card.
MEAD, w. r.. Sec card.
PR ESTON WIDNER, onace two doors
North Of the Court House, on Elm street
WRIGHT, A. ID. South Side Market :.
Aucti0ners.
MITCHELL 4 MCNAMARA. See Card.
Bankers.
KIMBALL FARNswoRTH. See card.
~ Bakers.
CRANDALL, H. Il. See Card.
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Livery Stables.

FLEMING, w. 4 j. Robert Phelan
agent. Yard near the Elevator. See AL
PECK, l. SERGEANT. Yard corner or
Elm aud Market streets.
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[ MAXI

buy it because it will do better work in
cne-fourth less time than any other ma
chine, and because as recently improved it
is much easier learned than any other.
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with their eyes bandaged, facing the sun they
were never to see again
few minutes more, and through the wall
of the De PTofIndis, rising and falling amid
the sobs of men grown weak as women in
their anguish of pity, there went the sharp,
ringing report of the volley which told that
the sacrifice was consummated, and that If
the brief earthly life of the noble young men
was over, on the roll of the glorious army of
martyrs their names would live forever more.
The story we have told is no fiction. 1t is
but few weeks since the village of Vaux
Vilaine witnessed the execution Of the three
friends, who, lest the lot should fall on the
fathers of families, volunteered to satisfy
the blood-claim of the Prussians for the death
OF their Colonel. We have given this little
record of their fate, not to harrow the feel
ings of our readers by the mere recital Of
tragedy, but to afford them another in
stance of that glorious springing of good out
of evil, which has been the deathless conso-
lation of the human race since the first man
woke to the mystery of suffering.
Amid the horror and anguish and aching
helpless compassion with which this dreadful
war has filed the world, such deeds rise up
full OF sweetness and refreshment, like the
fragrance of flowers which only give forth
their richest perfume when they have been
crushed and beaten down under the foot of
the destroyer. Temple Bar.
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GfXANNI SHSWN
Pipe of all Size. Cat and Fitted to Order
CAR -.

Having sold HENRY B. PANCOAST and FRAN.
CTS i. MAULE gentlemen In our employ for seve-
raj years past) the Stock, Goodwill and Fixtures OF
our RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT, located at the
that branch OF cur business, together with that OF
HEATING and VENTILATIHG PUBLIC and PRI
WAITE BUILDINGS, both by STkAM and HOT
WATER, in all its various systems, will be carried
on under the hrm name OF PANCOAST AZ MAULE
at the old stand, and We recommend them 20 the
trade and business public being entirely CONNIE.
tent 70 perform al work OF that character
Philadelphia, JAN 22 1870. w.
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NJ WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTILATED
and easy fitting DRESS HATS (patentedD. ia ali
he improved fashions OF the season, OHESNUT
street. next door TO the Post once. rps
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Sale No. go N. Tenth. Estate of Mrs. Tacey r.
Pancoast, deceased.
NEAT FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC.
On Tuesday Afternoon,
May 30, at 2 O'Clock, by catalogue, the neat fur
niture, etc. b273t
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AUCTION SALES.
M THOMAS 4 SONS, AUOTIoNEERs,: NOS
Ixl lso and 1l S. FOURTH Street.

Sale on the Premises,
s. W. corner OF Beach and Coates streets
BUILDING, MACHINERY, AND FIXTURES OF
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-, On Monday Morning,
May 20, at 10 O'Clock, by catalogue, the valuable
Machinery and Fixtures
PREVIOUS to the sale of the valuable machinery,
Will be sold the three-story brick building. Lot SO
feet 'front.' and 81 feet 10 inches deep. b252t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-03
rHE CHIEF or rifE Losr CiUsE
Y fakinr a TriumphaI Tour.

" q
grand tri,n,nh.l tonr through the SoTth
he ;s Ir racni,,;nsi csn ~ ovation
W. 10 MnH.o 49, ~ On 70 t'IU' :.
w m oays o1:y, ~ ris az u
gussa; Un sne Aftn ult., ne luaue anos.,5l "
speech at Atianta, IN response 10 serenade
of a large and enthusiastic crowd. He
spoke Eas follows nod2 huC foaI
11ooking down upon the honest fsces before
him, he experienced peculiar pleasure as he
realized the fact that the complimentary tribute
paid to him Was an expression of sentiment on
the part of the people Of Georgia Georsiai had
proud record! Begintng sesth Ogiethorpe,
and glancing rapidly at the old Colonial times,
the speaker remarked that the principles for
,ohieh Georgia fought IN the late ,car 6sttOcen
the States .cere, the same they, eontended for in
the Reeot,itiot OF 1776 and IL the .edr Of 1872.
He felt anipsatcd and sustained BY the eonsic-
ION Ac Georgta ssopld vet reeerers her sGss-
cient li5erties,1 and be q great, prosperous and
sopcriqn State. Whew fret Ae sasc atlantic ii
sa,o it jSsf after tx, Fsderel -a=ay-rsad s.eept
over it, 1na@kirg fheir coUrses by a edndatisn,
far 6lackcr than anythins thathnd erer stained
fair fame Of 1trennc -. a. soldier. third
time he saw it, and then the biackened3 runs
had been swept away to make room for the
stately structures which now ornament en the
city. +. - -, ez5.,l :.
Dwelling at some length upon the enterprise
and energy displayed by the people OF 1eorgla,
unuer 80 many H0NeIfe CHSuinet@neesf ehe
speaker alluded to the important work which
the young men Of the State had before ,thsm
Hs did not propose to discuss poiiflesL ne had
shaken hands with politics s-was done with them
forever He trusted that every one m the au-
dience would agree with him on that point;
But while he did not care to make political
speech, he felt that he ought to express one or
two opinions in reference to the best policy to be
pursued by the South. He referred only to the
present--the future might take care of itself;
He dared not say ali that he would. 1t would
be used against the Southern people, and they
would be compelled to bear the responsibility
of his ptterancos., There was q good deal OF
as he ,cas concerned, he you'd accept nothing
These miserable Phrdses about accepting the
sitnation 6eeause our rights had beer sao,nstted
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KNOXVILLE, TENN SATURDAY MORNING JUNE

securing second largest club for the WEEK.
LY CHRONICLE. Said machine is to be
selected from stock on hand at our agency,
No. 102 Gay street, and full instructions in
the use of same will be given by us.
=, STACY d ANGEL.
THE THIRD PREMIUM was Webster
Unabridged Dictionary or o. sJett Plow.
We find on comparing lists that G. B. Cos
se9 OF Blount county has sent as EIGHTY
Two subscribers and Is therefore entitled
70 the third premium, which is subject to
his order at our office. ia' 'i1
Our other premiums owing to some mis-
understanding on the part of canvassers
have not yet been awarded.
1t will thus be seen that since the first
of March the circulation of our WEEKLY
has increased beyond all parallel and we
take it as all the more encouraging be-
cause this emphatic endorsement comes
from our own cpuuty wherel ohr paper is
best known and it's policy best under
stood.
nessee where the WEEKLY CHRONICLE
has not large list, and we defy the busi-
ness mem Of East Tenness to find a pa
per or any medium through which they
can reach the citizens Of this section so
numerously or easily as through the
CHRONICLE, t.,to,t.,
We are not oniy indebted to these agents
for subscribers but to scores of other as
good citizens Is there are in the county.
From every quarter the same encouraging
testimonials come, and we can only say in
return that 1t shall be our effort to make
the CHRONICLES even more acceptable in
the future than it has been in the
past.
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WASHINGTON,

WAshinaToN, June 2.-The argument
IN the Bowen case is not conclued
The strike continues among the oolorad
faborers, who in some cases forcibIv ,,ro-
vented work. In other instances work
ers, upon the approach of the strikers
quit their work and joined them. In one
instance the strikers attempted to take
tools from the gang of workmen, when a
squad of policemen approached and or
dered them away. The strikers seemed
determined, when an approaching squad OF
mounted police intimidated them. Later
IN the day, laborers in some instances
.esumeo work under the promise of snch
wages as the Committee shall agree upon
II Inc Outrage Committee has recalled
Soiieco0r Miller, of Mobile, who departed
last night, to testify.
Ihe Commissioners of Internal Revenue
has sent a circular to the Sunervisors in
the Southern States, in which he says
whenever you find the aid of troons ne.
cessary in your district, you will annIv fo,
the for ce required directly to tbep cor,. ~.
mandin g officer of the department II
which the troops are to be used, reportinp
your action to this Office, and the cir.
eumstances upon which it is based.n
Three per ce mt certificates ufider the act.
OF March I'd, S67, and July 25th 1865. bear
ing date from Dec ember 10th, 1867 to March
,nth 1853, amounting to 81, $50 600. will bt
sedeemed at the Assistant Treasurer's of
nee nee at New York. and will cease to beal
'efeA from the 5lst of July, 1871.
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Fron Biount County.

EDITORS CHRoNIcLE: A couple Of weeks
spentin travelling over different gortiens
OF this county, conyinces nae that the feafs
of our people have been unnecessarily ex-
cited with regard to the wheat crop. The
damage from the rust is far less than had
supposed Some fields are wholly unsf-
fected, and those that are affected are not
seriously damaged. : Tt is true, have seen
some wheat that looked very badly, but in
every case this was on thin lands that
would make but little in the best seasons.
Between Mafyville and Montvale Springs,
the apple crop is heavier than in any other
section I have visited. Peaches have
ceased to drop, and the crop will be heavy.
Ihave seen some trees broken already
with the weight. !, I think it doubtful,
however, whether they will be equal In
quality to last years crop. / eJaaIan
Corn Is doing finely. Indeed every thing
is In q houristing condition. There Has
beed just enough rain to keep things grow
ing, ond plenty of sun to enable farmers to
destroy the weeds and grass. sSal Sa,ste5 s.'
Money is remarkably scarce, and every
body is complaining of hard times. There
is very little sickness in tie county and
doctors are below par. II .sTaaana = .Fb.
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POLITICAL.
THE OHIO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Cen. McCoek Nominated for Governor.

~-.-sH f-.T Httf tI sn- ----- ff -lr--fHtf. ..
Gen. McCoek Nominated for Governor.
p, COLUMBUS, OHIO, June 2.-George H.
Pendleton was elected permanent Presi-
dent. rrroiz az .a sai .53u.i n .sfee.
Seventeen of the nineteen members of
the resolution committee concurred in the
following resolutions, and General Morgan,
Chairman of the committee, moved their
adoption ....-l,... "a 81.
,,"While denouncing the means by which
they were brought about, the Democracy
of Ohio recognize as accomplished facts the
three recently adopted amendments to the
Constitution, and consider them no longer
a practical issue before the country, but
insist that while these three amendments
enlarge the power Of the Federal Govern
ment, they shall not in any way alter or
modify its original theory or character,
and to no further extent abridge the re-
served rights of the States. AS thus. con-
strued, the Democratic party pledges itself
to support the Constitution as it now is,
securing equal rights to all without dis
junction OF race, color or previous cendi-
tion.'i1,-9 --.r ..faraT s7s' ,si1a ritn
The resolutions denounce the bayonet
and kuklux bills, oppose the San Domingo
annexation, condemn the extrayagant
land grants to corporations and the ma
tional bankrupt system, favor the collec-
ton of the internal revenue by the State
authorities object to paying bondholders
more than the contract price, and declare
that If bondholdeTs have rights, so have
taxpayers. II jOft .#HGf
A motion to amend, by declaring that
the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amend
ments were revolutionary and void, was
lost by a vote of 169 to 296.
The report was adopted by vote Of 565
to 139.
! The Convention nominated George w.
,McCoek for Governor, and Samuel F.
Hunt for Lieutenant Governor.
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VERsAILIs, June 1.-THE discussion oi
the Orleans princes will be commenced in
the Assembly on Monday. gn e saE
Rochefort will be tried by the military
commission tomorrow, on the charge OF
melting civil war and pillage. .s.3 ~
The press still discusses. the future gov
ernneht for France and is nearely !nnani-
NOUS for the Republic.
PARIS, June lit has been discovered
that the real leaders OF The Commune were
Karl Marx, jacob, Blonqni. Fouatchin
and Diebreck: The ideaFof burning Paris
originated with rJacobi Land Fouatchiu.
The papers seized show that men in
London are planning confagration at Ly-
ons, Marseilles Rouan, Naples, Moscow