Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-06
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Chief Justice Cbase, and " illaW SprsRnes
Hoyt toGk p1aosH in sWehingt0aass the
III. ThsgUWww1gxUDumbWoeYsns0
present inelading mauy q so1seia and So
cial prominence.
TIE following b the message sat TO
ConGrsss by the President on the 22d:i g
~ ~ Senate and Hous Of Rep,ssenas1sSs.t ! ~ y
n condition Of a1sirr now exists In some 6tAtss
q % Union rendering life and property insecure,
nj earring Of he mails and collection ~ fey.
ssss 1Ineerous. me proof that snch stxte Of
enste; That The power TO correct these eviIs q be-
yond Ne control Of the State anthontaes leo nos
1oebt, bgt that the power Of the Executive o. me
United Gtseea ocffnG within the limits u sxefing
lews, y sufEcknt for the present emergency Y not
dsAr; thsgsfote Itfgsntly rcconsnd sach legna-
nen : IN Tie Judgment q CoDgIsss sh.la sascto,
80 ia1 = sts II s. I'D b pursusncs Of
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aisss Or vhlehI veu6 rsosnnsnd lsgislatson
1'a eI. =: B'''s1 1" session u 8. o...-.i
Ths President sent TO the Senate on the
I'd the name of s. Chase IS Postmaster
as Eau Claire, Wis ~
On the 24th. President Grant issued the
following proclamation: 80 - : -
WssnxAa, II = psovided IN the Constitution Of
NJ United States fhat the United States shall pro-
tsst every Stste In this Union, on application OF
4. nso e e Z; :s &c
WI; .ss;4 ssf /. provided in the law. d the
U.sS ssAs.s ~ = ~ sssss q A. Iaws
Il shsii s. iawfal - the rrssdsat Of ne United
s.ss o. Of ss sIssnf's. q :aGh
not b convened, 70 can forth the Irnilius Of any
State OF States, or employ such part OF the land
and naval forces a. shall be judged neseesety for
Of sspRrssss'ng ssen or
WnEaEls, 7 have received Information that COM
binstionssof sfmsd men. unauthorized by lsw. as
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ss Ss we sss ssss power s: Saa
ss ssS e Is sass s
WHEREAs, The Legislature OF said State u not,
now In session, and cannot be Convened In time TO
ss Ia therefore sSs sp aS 70
sueA part Of tho military focs Of the United satee
- may be necessary and adequate 70 Protect sed
Ience hereinbefore mentioned, and enforce the due
execution Of the laws; and, uz AZ 3 it. "a
WasnxAs, The laws q the United States require
he purpose Aforesaid jhe shall forthwith BY pro.
slanlation, command such insurgents 70 disperse,,
nd retire peAceaDly 70 Their respective spodes
Now, therefore, /, Uyssess Grant, President q
ne United states DO hereby command the persons
1sperss and retire pcacsaby TO their respsctivci
sSodss within twenty psys from this s date a. ~,
Ssn q. .us caused the zeal Of the United States
Dons 1t tho olsy of Warrington this twenty fourth
s q K AZ q sut
s,sSa s Of the United State. the ninety
=, lsip s:s!s|d.,,sd rsi,nD us. aaAsr'ai
HAnii1ox Eisn, ssesstssy Of state aigIaIy|
The following nominations were sent to
the Senate on the 24th; HoEstio New
comb, Of Indiana, Assistant Secretary of
Tho Interiors; Joseph Rowe, Receiver Of
Public Money a Chillicothe, o.; VIM. B.
Franklin, Register Or the Land ONCE at
Chiilicoths, O. Collectors Of Internal
Revsnus--Jehn Ysgsr,l Twelfth District
AZ Illinois; VIM. H. Robb. Eighth Dis
kict Of Ohio Assessor Of Internal Reye-
nue. Charles Stephan, Sixteenth District
Of Illinois. 'n''4 80 %''''' ~
Postage Stamps Of the denomination 81
ssvcn csnts Nave besn issued by tho gov.
eminent. They are designed especially TO
re-psy letters 10 Germany, seven cents
being the rate p thet cspptry.t ~ ny,sg
A Washington dispatch OF the goth
ssys: "a The President VIII transmit the
report Of the f'Ssnf Domingo Commission
to Congress = On early day. The. joint
High Commission will conclude its lab0fs
in few weeks and ASSURANCES. come from
three distinguiahed and well informed
parties that thefe wili be al equitable set.
t,susst Of MASTERS Ii diSputS." ''asi aia"
The San Domingo Commissioners reached
Washington on the night Of the 27th.
They were all well except Mr.. .Wsde. who
was suffering from Az attack Of pleurisy.
Tho following pominatiops were sent 70
the Senate On the 18th: j. W. Waldron,
Register of tie IAAd Onice at vGrecnlsaf,
MINI. |; w cuntsck, Collector Of Intarnat
Revenue Fourth District Of Indiana. Post,
masters-W. l.. Newton, Gallipolis,, o.;
q. w. Porter, Clinton, Iowa; 8, G. Smith.
Peru, H.; George Lockley, East 6agin aw
Mich. Wmo Hswtssffp Port Huron, Micil /;
J. N. Cartsgy tsJohns, Mich, AL e.
Msigs, Austin, 1ln,n. |; H. J. Marsh, Chill
icothe, Mo-; g. w. Dalrymple, Albion,
Mich. Il. RQwens Janeaville. Wis. s1eA'
A letter was received at the Treasury
Department IN Warrington, on the Goth,
from banker ii Baden Baden, indorsing
. bin d exchange for 5000 III gold,
with the statement that II n from aforincr
citizen oe the United 6tateS who desires
20 msks anonymous sSestitntion 4 to athe
: United States Tpsaurys.i psos,,.s isttuiss
aJgt 7ol BsTns EasA' ssgslsv'nno9
clesed In New York ID the 2eth
sa lio3<. '9 astaEa h@sfs9ss BY s'a b.
Gov. Eneliah Aass eppeinesdo Friday.
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