Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-05-10
Proclamation by the President.



/ nv rnr PRESIDENT or rur rWrrn srArn o. Avfnic,
A PROCLAMATION.
The act Of Congress entitled " An act to
enforce the provisions Of the lth amend.
ment to the Constitution Of the United States,
aud for other purposes approved April 90
| in the year of our Lord ISL beinI law Of
extraordinary public Importance, | consider
/ It my duty to issue this my proclamation,
calling the attention Of the people Of the
United States thereto enjoining upon all good
citizens and especially upon public officers, TO
be Jealous in the enforcement thereof, and
warning all persons to abstain from commit
ting any Of the acts thereby prohibited The
/ law Of Congress applies TO all parts of the
/ United States, aud will be enforced every.
where to the extent Of the power Of thc Tx.
ccutive But nasmuch as the necessity there.
for is well known to have been caused chiefly
/ by persistent violations Of the rights of cit-
izens Of the United States by combination. of
lawles- and di-alcctcd persons IN certain Toe
calities, lately the theatre Of insurrectou and
military conflict, ! do particularly cxhort the
people of those parts of the country 90 sup
press all such combinations by their voluntary
efforts through the agency Of local laws and
IioaeJ S,,tc. a5d 70 .ccnrc 10 I'M ,,nl.
,;,;,.,,. ill., ,.,,,aI rr,t,..;o,, or 1,,,,
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upon the Executive by Che act Of Congress to
which public opinion is now called aud rcuct.
ant to call into exercise any of the cxtmor-
binary powers thereby conferred upon me. exc
ccpt in eases Of imperative necessity do
That win not hesitate q, cybsp.t tbe to,yer
tbns vo.tcl in tbe evs,ptiy. whenever and
wherever n shall bo,omo poce.s,r, IN d, La
f,r tbe rnrno.c If .,,nri,,, N an ci,i,o,s If
tho T-,i,eI Sto,., ,., ,.os..r,l .,;.,,o,..,, a.
,bo ri,bts ,noron,oo1 ~ tbeu h, ,5o cep.t;,n.
Gon snd Avs II !. nv car6o., Wish ,b.,
peace "uu a oue'',u' oDvl',"', o' ING Jaw
may prevail throughout the laul' ana that an
be speedily removed These ends eau be
easily reached by acouie,cence In the result.
Of the conflict now written I'm our con.titu.
tion. and bv the due ami nrouer enforcement,
Of eaual. lust and impartial laws IN every
mart If onr country Tho ciluro of local
co,niuunitie, 10 furnish -u.b moan. Con tbe
attainment of tbe result. 81, EARNESTLY Desired
imnoses unop tho National Gov.rnpeni tb,.
dufy of nuttin, firth oll M oner,ios f,r n,o
nrotcction oc E. citizens or c,sry r,c. ,,d
Color and or tho rs.,or,,,o, or rs,,. mi
order throughout tbo entirs ,,prtri
In testimony whereof have bero,,,, ..,
NV hand and cansed tbe so.I or M T,i,,5
States 10 he ofFvel
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One Of the Princess Ionise', Wedding
Presents.
\, -,
Mf; Ioo''' puenanlu' 'he poe'' mas sue
oeeuea IN 'oau''ng So'n''niug nc" 10 tns
way % ueu'-'''OpS' nc ne' 'S'ey o',sucI
worN III Two 'o,unes' eul!''eu' ! ne Lana
% iiol"e 'n''uplus 'ne O'u'so OF ''e fern
70 ,ne outer i'eor'ueS' "eiea'el' py
,Peoial PVI"i'ss'on, as was Anno'neel' 10 Ne
r. ''','0SS 't'",7'' '"1 OooN "'s eAFeo'eu W cl',
It a, an ~ oolhg TOO aua'''ory 10 Tone ana
~" WIN YOU s'0'' 20 ''ut0 sue
a. 'ug pIoSSu. SEASON. "'' the "o,N Is I'ee
iio'i Do,' uo'y''S ~ 0'lis ''' 'N''A' o' uil-
uuo "',.'' 'nH y D. o'' % '"e ''aS' C'N"y
P'O'u'''o,ia 'u't '''' was l"'.I loe' 10 'ns p''-
rouiso % prInees'' having secured her
name ana favorable attention Tor his "ors'
hr pncnanah taxes inc opportunity OIL max
ing the princess acquainted win what Doe CON
slders the Wretched condition OF The people OF
horne and the western isles anu tHe short,
comlngs OIL her iatherln'law me duke oil
Argyll cannot quote RON Mr. buchanan
argument sa'u'' inc eg's.Atoh Whleh ne
alle ges mas uepoFu'atel ana impoverished tnis
Part OIL the country ana against DO the curse
o. tne h'sniann' TERRITORIAL monopoly
Dut i Ie" sentences may serve 10 sno" the
iicGuoii WIN Wn'cn he ''e'i- 10. uuAe ne
D'Ae o. argyll 'or exam VINO ""l SPEAK
70 your roy'' n'sl"ess VIVA p1lerna' ao,noLl-
" Iaa uono as "lucu 10 uepoP1'a,o 'ne ii'sh-
c anus ID any ','" '',ng' ana IL "ou'u pe
'a.91 to''0I'y io' 'n' '2n'1l' NY "lp'gss
Ell. 'u@s =. 80 - NV anu WIZ
'I''y "'9ns ''nP'y o'e1I'e ne j. 700 INTEREST
IN . ~, G' , Pn,IoI' oou Juts e,
- s',rp'o tlu'll, o"u1o' loroc'I eAl fes'ing
ing his leisure time in the expouuding to the
literary world the wonders Of Law in Nature
IA task Of beautiful exposition, for which we
all thank him. would ascertain more Of the /
real state Of the country to which he is bound
by all ties Of birth and affection At present
he perhaps knows less Of the real Scottish
hlghiands--oi the country at his own thresh-
hold-than many other living hlghandmen.
IT, Is with pam indeed that lind him adj
ding as secret pendant to his most ambitious
work his belief that territorial monopoly is
one Of natures most wonderful and beautiful
con'rlyanees' ana that there IS no better ex-
ample OF the olessedne's OF the Reign Of.
Law IN other words oil the Divine fitness
OF 'hlnss as primarily constituted by tod
'han .he large rent-roll OF the Duke OF Argyll
ana the crying pauPersm OF the county of
' %elch ne IS lord me chapter from which
,uls extract Is taken VIII no doubt be praised
Dy some persons as manly and outsuOken in