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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

~ ypf-S Office Mpnesz Srters ftnb bas tiaseae une
anb ere Ntitte sur llebernbuns 1els uHs puten,
no ne III baben tnb basu eebraudt merben.
2Denn bte Namen ppn unter enseanet msroe,
fsuten e beutlth eedrieben en unb ~ gpfamt county
unb Gtaat senau unb ridtis aueeseten %erhen.
gDenn eine 3eitune DIR einem YOham an etu aneeres
serfest perbea fua II mue thinner aud has Scamt anee~
aeben werber no bic 3eituns friber emptanseu uurbe.
Denn Semane fein 8latt ndt resemasis empfanst
pber nd au treent eine Art 4eber einleiden. r. pte
Der betreenbe Agent spie bic 5srausseSr iosle bs'
xa9ridtiet werben.
Dts Uerantuurtdteit fit @ebfentunsen fit bic Bel.
tuna werbeu ubrnebmen penx e,efeben per
resihrtrten Brief pbes per SoaSes snes= =Drssr g.
fdeben.
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ct. @aml, sRtmneiota, @amfta8, ben 20. @tat 1871

rl9t sins, aud er lei Elm @errdtber;
elm ppli,if war beauftra9t, ben @ene<
raj 3u terpa6en; am Mbeno bieb es jez
pod, beip: feien peri@wuncen.
Mar19au McMaton ftinerieits
pRanite bel Gtateou Beeon, auf rem
Bpuleparp Gusenie unp su Neuilly
neue Batterien auf. Sm 0ebeimen
mublen bpnapartiitil6e Nsenten, um bic
@plfsi1immuns gu @unften res &ailerz
rei1s umsutpanoeln. Sn Gorceaur,
Nantes unp ellie lou pemnd@it Elm
Gpnereb BON Nteeurcneten idmmtlf@er
Municipalitdten Granfrei9s itattfnpen,
tpenn per 3epolutipn in Yaris ntdt
fruber Der 2sbensfaten ataelbnitten
miro. Gin Grfolsreider Sturman9riff
auf Die poItipn Der &ebeQen beim &lpz
Rer SIP murren Don ben 9e9ierunas<
truppen am Treitas unternommen; NIT
rem Bojonctt murpe pieielbe trcb bart>
nddiser G~tbeipiaun9 ppn @eite Der
Snlursentsu eritiirmt; cine 9rpee @n
,abl Der 9eBtsren fel uno mebrere Ra>
npnen ru,psu 3ur 8eute ber @ieser.
lnter ben reucl ten Depelden auf Der
pritten @eits iinret ber 9eler ben weite>
rem gerlauf uno mir fiisen bier nur
nod folsenoe telesrapbii9e Depeide
pom II. B. an, >pel9e iaat: Sci elmer
Club @erlammluns in eer ct. Nieo>
laustirde in ben Champs Glpiees, be-
antraote Der Slutmenl6 perrin, paB bic
Commune Die 0eriaiuer &esieruns auf>
forpere, binnen pierunr;wan3iaS Stunpen
ben Notwithstanding Slanqut IN
6reibeit gu leBen, wiorisenfaus rerGr3<
bil6of Don paris bin9eri@tet peroen
wlrpe. Der Nntra9 wurpe NIT Ncclaz
nation aneenpmmen. Das Mab Der
0reuel tpar nod nt9t ppu.
Sn Deutl9lant wirb ber &f auf
firdli9em @ebiet Don Sag gu Sag lebz
batter. Nuer 9lide tparen ldn9ft auf
ben eelebrten Bil9of pon &ottenburs
oeri9tet ser fi@ bieber nod ni&t iiber
ieine etequns in8etref rer llnfeblbar>
feitsfrase auseeipruden batte; f@on
sdblten Die @esner &pms ben wartem>
bersilaen Yrdlaten gu ben Sbrisen.
Stun miro ans Stutteart pom 81.
Npril semelpet: Der bo@m'fte 8t19cf ..
6efele Dpn &ottenburs tbeilt bem &le<
rus ben autbenttl9en Iert Der op9ma>
ti9en Contribution bes @aticanil9en
Gcneils nit uno erldutert pteielbe In
flint Yunften. Der brittle punft laa<
tet: uDie bic 1nfeblbarteit Der &ir6e,
eritredt 1@ bic pes pdpftlt1en Ma9t<
iteriums nur unr ausi1ltebli@ auf bic
aecfenbarte @lauben6 uno Stt>
tenlebre, unb AUDI in ben carauf bs3asz
li@en ex cathedra eeipro&enenD Deereten
oes papRes seb6ren nur bic eisentli@en
Defnttionen, ni9t Die Ginlettunaen uno
Besranpuneen u. I. ~. gum tnfaQibeln
Snbalt."
Die BON D5Qin9er er5fnete 8ewe~
auna aeeen ben papft ideipet fid tm>
mer iddrfer aus. Inter bem Namen
vAltz &attolifen" erlaNen DSQin9ers
6reunpe 4prel1en an ibren @ormann,
unp Die 3ettunsen beri9ten pann se>
| ldaftis weiter, tpie Der uinteuieentere"
lbea res Volfes gu D5uineer febe u.
ll.f. Natiirli1 nimmt Die MufflGrune
lras Monppul Der Suteuisen3 in reltet6z
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Atutft Ma6ri@tetl
ouf ber britten Seite.
Ma8ldmaii9e Na9ri@te't.

Nuf l1la9enbe 0e;ie bepie6 Der
leleerapb wieper einmal feline llnsuscrs
ldl19tett unp 3u9lei6 feline Grfnpunas
eabe. 3u Nnfans ooriser 8cde bate
fh Girit Bismard na9 Tranfiurt am
Main beseben, >ro fd nod prei Ahae-
pronete Der prcciipril9en &esierun9
Branfreids ein9efunren batten, NAM
lid Sules Gapw, besleitet pom 6inans=
minifer YpnYer 9uertier. Scalcid
fam bic 8pt,dafi iiber ben Ocean. rat
es f6 um bic unter;eidnuns pes 6riez
censscrtra9s 9ebanpelt bdtte. Ter
Tele9rapb wuete oariiber intsre 1ante
Din0e 3u melren, incem er melre!e, rie
Teutl9en bitten periproden ale nod
in Deutldlanp iid befnpencen frans6z
fIdsn @elan9enen na6 Tranfrei@ gu
1diden; Elm fran36ildes Nnleiben Don
tauleno Miuipnen Granfen 1ri pom
6ranffurter 8anquiers iiternommen
mprcen, bic BON eeutl9en Iruppen mod
belesten Yarfltr Sorts feien pbne tpeiz
teren @er;us gu rdumen =; tasesen Mir
ben bic Gefun9en Naney> Selfort uno
2pnapy in ben 5dnben Der Deutlden
bleiten, Bis tte Griecenstetineunse
eans erflut ieien. Tsrnsr bieb es, pie
Deutlden iouen etenfau5 ubne 8ersus
cine S9ulrYerpRihtuns spn Gette
Tranfrei6s fir bic Summe Don fiinft>
balb Miuiarcen Granfen empfansen,
soblbar tinnen Sabresfriit unc RON
fran;5fihen uno ceutlden 8antbluz
fern seridert; iuaar bic Gunrerfon
eieler Sonrs in Genten poer beliebises
anoeres Capital CAB per 1elesrapb ;u.
3,pei MiQtarren bitten bic @elpfuriten
&otbl1ilo unb Grlaneer bereits iiterz
nommen. Die Dcutl1en lruppen tdtz
ten gum er5beren She'll Gruntreid gu
perlaien. sSn ieiner Greieebt9feit lief
ber telesrapbii9e 8eri&teri}atter ben
GIri1en Bismard BEN Gransuien fanf,
bunpert Miuion,n fdenfen, inrem fe
UNI 70 piel tpeni9er an &rie9senti9dpi>
0un9 3u 3ablen bdtten.
Bebeutenb fiibler lautete bic Grtld>
runs, >pel9e Bismarf am pori9en Gtei<
tag i'm peutl4en Meidstas iiber Die
@erbanplunsen in Jranffurt abaab, in
benz er iaste: Der ob9eiAio6ene 8ertras
babe 3und6f rem 3wed, rie 3abluna
Ger &rtessentiddpieuns anOeut{alano
su beidleuni9ea unp ;war fcQ eine ball
te WitQiarre Granfen preibis Sage no@
oem Ginmarl1e Ger @eriailler Armee in
paris ousbesablt werpen uno eineVlils
liaroe Dor Gnpe DECEMBER rieifs 9abz
res. Sur Damn mIrren Die Deutl1en
bic Yariier Sorts rdumen. Wdre riele
llebereintunft ni6t 3u Stanee sefoms
men, pann bdtten bic Deutiden paris
in 8eftB senpmmen uno Die Truppen
Ger @eriaiuer &esieruna batten iid auf
ibre frtiberen pldse su,iidsieben md0en.
@as bic Wsiseruns ces 6rn. Ibiers
betrift, etnen neuen 6anrelspertra9 nit
Deutl9lanp absuidlisben, 70 bemerfte
Bismard, rab man in Jrantreid gu
sr5Beren 3oleinnabmen 3u selaneen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

bcfe, um auf pieie @eiie cine balpiz
sere Qiquipation rer Naticnall4ulc gu
erreiben. Die &atiTcation pe5 Ser
traes iou auf ben 20. ,. Wts. aus9e<
we@ielbaft fein.
@dbreno pieler Triepensperbanp
lunssn in Granffurt oauerte Der tluz
tise 8ampf BET paris ununterbrcden
fort. yrdipent 1biers erlieb cine prcz
clamation an Die 8es1lteruns pom ga
,is, NORM es bsiet bic &esierun9 babe
nidt rie Atiidt bic Stapt gu bomtar>
cirsn, lpnrern einen Nn9rif auf re'sa
umwalluneen su MAIDEN. Die 8lrasr
ru,ren oufsefcrpert f6 INN Die Srup@
pen AZ lbaaren uno tbnen Beitanr III
Isifsn. >>m isaue de oieles tbun miiEs
rrn, ipu ,tnrn Nmnetie 9epdbrt une
fir cie armen Sclfsflai1en AUDI fe1ner
rurd llnteritiigsns 9eforet mercen.
,5srner iast !6err lbter5 in Der prctlaz
nation. Die Ieutl6en bitten erfIdrt,
ertarmun9slps miersrum gu ben Waf>
fen ortltsn ,u rpllen, trenn bic Snfurz
rcfl,pn n,dt Iofslt untercriidt wiirce.
lcr ShIub rislss Nftenitlde6 lautet {:
uYueinist Gub wieper unp Dfnet uns
bic Shore. Die Nrbeit per Ranpnen
MIRO ronn aufb5ren unp &ube unp
lleter1uB me:ren an ibre Steue treten.
9Sir matibiren um Gu6 gu erl6len
unp merren in wenisen Tusen unter
Gu9 lein. Sbr t1nnt uns belfen."
Gan; ancers lautct bic prcflamaz
ttcn, pelde caS repplutipndre Commit
tee in paris am Greitas an bic 9emob@
nsr Don paris erlal1en bat. ~&epubliz
taner /! beibt eS barin bic Stapt ga
RIG 1T elmer tDotliben @efabr entrpn<
men. Serratb 1T in cure &eiben ein<
seprunsen unp Beaedun9smittel fno
psrtbsilt mprpen. &o0el's l1ebersabe
spn Sort Sl7Y mar ber erfe Mct res
SdauipieI6; ibm bdtte rie Seffnung
Der 1bore ppa paris foleen iouen.
Die Webrsabl cer Sdulcisen 1T per<
bafet. Gin 8riessseridt 1T etnseiebt
unD ibre 8efrafun9 miro eremplarii9
lein." Dieler Proclamation fplste bic
unterprlduna rer ben blutriirtteen
Wemaltbabetn unsinfisen 3eitunsen,
uno um ben @sit, wel@er ptele 0eute
bsberridt poQtdnpis 3u tennsei&nen,
erl9ien cine poli;eizOrUer in renStra>
zen pom Yaris, ,porin auer &elieicnsz
unterri9t als ob8ei&afft erflart uno Die
Nsieitieuns auer Gbriitusz unp Mut<
teraottesbilper aus ben Sdulen anbe<
fpblen pirp. GS feblte nur nod bic
@utuotine -
Nm Sage 3upor butten Die &ebellen
NIT Der 3eri5runs Der GeuoOme<Sdu!e,
res s.Sbten Monuments, cas je3u 81
rem fransSdl9en 6eloenmutbS unp fteS>
rei9er S9la9ten erri6tet worpen,
beapnnen. Da6 Stanrbilp Napoleon
l. mar ben neuen 9epublifanern Elm
@reuel. Gen. Gluieret Dor menisen
1asen nod rer sefeterte Yefeblsbaber
rer Repoluticndre, dlubte nun prn Ell
mem @efdnsnib gum anrern mancern.
Seinem Na9iulser &ollel erSins es
ni9l better: "a ibm bic uebertrasunS
unterinater 8oumadt BON Sette Der
Gommunifen perweisert wurre, leste er
ras Gommanpo nierer. AQein man
lief ilx nibt 10 le,6t los, er wurpe ~
fort pe.baftet neil i'm pDbel pas Sc
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20
Ser ,@a,,berer" ,tacb europa.

S.te @ode eeben etne Nn3abl gremplare bes
y@anperer" mad Guropa, une tpir MAIDEN n's
Qeier bsionters aufmerf(am, hab bic uebsrlen'
buns ees 8lattes an Werwanote une trsnnee
isnss e.s 1ssans en- eS .e,s st;s"mstis m ss @
ben 3u untsrbalten une is aber fie 3utanet
bieiss Qaubes su unterri&ten, be6er als es bur9
8rtefwe@iel sei9eben fDnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20
Summer 1S4.

1er, pie politiider 8e3tebuns IN Nn<
lprud uno ml0en Mue> rie nidt NIT
rer Moce scrwdrt6lbreiten f6 BEN
litel vRopftdn9er" poer gar uGtnfers
hinge eefauen lai1en. Do@ parf Der
2eIer fi9 beruti9en, renn unter tieien
Ropfbdnaern fnpen fd etne Menae
aan3 respectable 2eute, pel@e ben Wutb
baben, ben prablbanien oes Wilndener
uno @iener @emeinceratbeS bic Gbir
III reilen. Nidt nur baten einbunz
bert uno BRET in rer Seelloree 3u MInz
den bef6aftiete @elteeitltde bfentli9
eeaen bic Grfldrune D6uin9ers prptez
ftirt unp bic Nnerfennuna per8ei&lIf1e
ces @aticani1den Goncils auseeiprpz
den; aud fdmmtlide pfarreeiitli@e
Der Stabt &Dln baben cine Mnerfenz
nunsszNrre0e an ibre eetftli9en GpQe@
oen in MInden erla0en. @te bic
6erren Nort1drittler mitunter onrennen,
;eist nadiebenee Sesebenbeit.
DaS ,,fatbclil9e Bepe9unsscomite">
alias bic @iueu6ppllf lfreder Der Min9z
ner Wuleum6zN zNotabeln, bate bieSfer>
mpntaes<Norele, &pie an ale @emeinz
ben res 2anbeS 70 AUDI an ben 8lrz
9ermei1er ron Yfafenbofen an BET Slim
oelan9en la0en, pamit perielbe fe gum
3wed rer llnter;ejdnun9 colporttren
la0e. Dies Mal ater bate bas@pmite
f9 an bic unriati9e Icreile 9ewenret;
Der Blreermeifer remittirte ndmlia
pas S@riftitiif nit fpl9enoen1 ni9t
mibsuperfebenoen 8eeleitl l1reiben
uGolet surdd nit Der grtldrunG bab
Der unteSei9nete ii6 i9dmen wiirpe,
elmer &eberyeieuldaft auf bic 8eine gu
belfen, bic in eben 10 hummer ols busz
batter @eile ibre Mnsriffe ee9en &ont,
zen III. 8ater uno bic @lauben6lebre
ber tatbpltl9en Stride 9edubert. @r<
8ebenf Seik Birsermeifer."
Nebnli@e 8unb9ebun9en peroen
BON @ien beridtet; lo l9reibt Elm Corr
respondent: Die 9e9en ben btet9en
@emeinberatb eeridtete fatbolii9e 8e<
,pesuns ereift iumer ,peiter UNI ft4.
Rein Sag per9ine in tieier @o&e, wo
nidt fatbolil&e @dnner In 3ablrei& BE-
fu@ten @eriammlunsen t9rer Gntrdz
flung iiber bic 3ufimmun9s>abr bes
@emeinberatbS an DbQtnser ~ M1n>
den Ausbrud perlieben baben. Gs
fanben fol9e @eriammluneen In ben
Gafinps BON Mariabilf 9piepbfabt,
@ieben unp 6ernal6 iopie In ben Ga
fnos per inneren Stabt Mlier>0orfabt
unp Ma9uretben fatt. Sn bem lebtz
eenannten @ailnp >purbe bei9lp6en foz
tpobl an ben Mini nifer>prdfbenten alS
an ben @emeinoeratb felbf einen pro>
teit 9eeen Die oielbeiprp9ene @emeia<
beratbs>Icrei1e 3u ri@ten.
@on D5uinser ielbf beri@ten baiert<
iae Bldtter, pab er beabiiftioe fl9
mad england au besebea, .po ietn
Greunp, MeinunsSseno0e unb ebema.
liae 69iiler 2oro Mcton tbm Elm MiYl
ansebpten babe.
3u pras baten sablrei&e Witolieber
bes Moel6, be6 bSberen &lerus = per
Cardinal Girf>Gr;bilapf an per Spibe,
i ipmie per Biireeriaaft cine Mpre0e
an ben ). @ater eeridtet In ,pel9er fie
cemlelben fir ben Gau, pab er oenStbiet
tp1re. Npnt III perlQl1eu, bic N6umltd1>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20

Mtlwaufee, ct. Yaul unb 9ltnneapp>
lis>3Ise.
Durd,nse mad sem often (Grpres.)
500 Born. nnb $50 9aGm.
Metnneapolis uns ct. panl Sase.
Rpmmeu a,,.....3:15Na&m. @ebeu ab....3:55 sa&m.
ct. YauI uns Cbteaso 3ise.
0eben ab gaa& Safinss nno &ebmins 1880 Wprn. unb
800 Nadm. Rommeu an $40 Born. uno 4'40 Na1m.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-20
9a8 y ffpp r t .
Sabr8am8 H.

IN ben ger Staaten uut Gauata berdst 20 & PER Sapr
anb NUT benz gmpfdneer be fensr gsRces pierfel'
idbrltdb pprauSbe3abIt werben.
Utan tann ~ ie1er 3eit auf ben ,gDanberer" abpn'
ntren.
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Ginftnbunsen uab &orre(ponsenJen,

beipnbers ub<r tir9li6e unb anbere ni9ttse ys>
eebenbeiten, fnb jeber3eit wtltcmmen, m1nen
aber BON. Gerfal1tr unteraei9net fe,n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17

The trial, at Washington City, Of c. c. Bow
en-, republican member of Congress from South
Carolina, charged with bigamy, has at last
been concluded, and sentence passed upon him.
When asked by theJudge why sentence should
not be pronounced, he said that IN marrying
his last wife he acted on the faith of the n. y.
divorce, and then went on to say:
q am tired and worn out with this pursuit
of me- The whole combined South at one
time attempted to fight the government Of the
United States. They continued it for four
years, and failed. 1t is useless, it is folly for
any one man to attempt that. One man,
without money, and, perhaps, only a limited
number Of friends, to cope with this govern
ment in a prosecution Of this or any other
kind is impossible. l only say that am tired
and worn out. 4 new trial is spoken Of. I
DO not know that have any assurances of
any better leSuk."
In conclusion, I say that whatever punish
meut may fall upon NY head stand here to
receive it. From the commencement of this
affair have not Shirkcd. married that wO-
man pointing to his wilc4 last August, in good
faith Though tie laws of the country may
auuul that, have firm belief that the laws
ofGCd never will, when whatever punishment
that may be inflicted by tbs ctert shall have
been served ont, if we are spared, Cturuing to
his wife, who rises and receives his extended
hand | return to her"
Now, your honor, | am done. Pass your
sentence. You know tire case aud the cir
cumstanceS that surround il"
The Court-The sentence of the court is,
Bowen, that you be confined for two years in
the Albany penitentiary
Mrs. Bowen (Clinging closely to her hus-
band, in a feeling manner said in firm yet
gentle voice j." If he did it, did it, If he
is to be sentenced please sentence me. You
have no right, your Honor, before God Al
mighty, to visit punishment upon him alone
for what did also. With that record in my
hand | stand before this court and before my
God. procured it. twas obtained in good
faith. If irregular, if invalid, we are not in
fault Oh, sentence me. | cannot part from
him. He is too pure, too good You know
him not. know him."
The COurt-Madam. | have duty TO per-
form here and, while l sympathize with you
from the bottom of my heart, must still per-
form that duty. In addition, Mr.. Bowen, to
the Imprisonment for two years in the Albany
penitentiary, you will pay a fine Of $3.50.
Bowen spent some time in the marshars
Office, message being sent in to the report
ers requesting that he be allowed to see the re-
port Of his speech After short stay there
he departed for jail in hack, and was, with
Mrs. Eing-Bowen, furnished comfortable
quarters by Warden Crocker. Application,
for respite of The sentence will be made imme-
diately, it is said to Judge Humphreys.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17
Example for the South.

We find in the Richmond journals strong
censurc Of the mischieyous nonsense uttered
by southern ultraists. The Richmond Wing
referring 90 The alleged talk Of NIr. Tooabs, Of
Georgia, In an interview with Tribune cor
respondent, ays:
"Toomjs IS fond of practical jokes and We
can wei imagine his intense delight Wien he
tbunlcrcl out. DE- rW fgH g0H Gggia. oHi
sewr ttes a4rloig orpsr's and SAW CHAT
Dis listener MAS duly impressed ulh tbe b0r-
r5lc reality. F.ruur plrt wc saou,I nos nee
greet OBJ see ibis new war begin with Tuombs
and Davis tle only volunteers. Judging by
tle love they bear each other, they would to
much mc1c ap. o. pitch into one another than
into the Yankees. The last time we bad the
pleasure of seeing Gen. Ioombs during the
war, be was In high disgust with JEFF.
The Dispatch contrasts the c5nsjerate SYM
pathy for the South which General Lee mani
tested by bis silence with the speeches Of Mr..
Davis. To says that as late as a month prior
% bis Death, General Lee declared that coutyo-
yersy was uuayailiag. and only protracts the
day Of national peace and harmony The cx-
ample Of General Lee is one which may. be
followed without loss ogdiguity 10y every South
ern man.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17
p consti!ntlonaI C0nvention.

Our people are so clearly Of a mind Of the
necessity Of a new Constitution for tie State,
that il is almost superiuous 10 present any ar
gumeuts in favor thereof, AMI for this reason
we have not given space to the very excellent
address of the Democratic Conservative EXecu-
tive Committee, which embodies some strong
reasons for thorough reform. We should have
a Convention 10 frame Constitution that viii
reflect the willof the whole people Of The State
which the present does not.
We need a change in the system Of County
osganizati0n-the present is cumbersome oud
Cumbersome. Enough can bUsgyed by change
in this system in single year to dciray the
expenses Of o Convention-the estimated cost
whereof according to the Senate Finance Com
mi,tee. Of which Hon. Il. G. Davis was chair
man, is only SS7, 5OO-a very Insignificant adj
ditionai tax upon any one.
A Convention is necessary that proper ap-
'portionmeut may be made in order that every
portion Of the State-our own cspecially-may
be Justly represented in the Legislative councils
Of the Statc-the present arbitrary apportion-
ment working injustice to some sections, our
own particularly The Constitution under
which we now exist makes the colorel people
a favored class-exempt from the capitadou
'.ax levied upon white people.
Reform in the administration Of justice is Inn
peradyely demanded. In the Judiciary should
be men Of acknowledged puHty-mea whose
honesty, fithCulucss and capacity are uuques
toned Justice to the people can be attaiueJ
in no way more readily than by change il
the Judiciary system.
Now, Judges hold their positions at the win Of
o majority Of the Legislature, and partisan vote
may, for partian purposes, in obedience 9,
party pressure, impeach and deposea all but ia,
servants Gifts will
Minorites are now denied representations
A constitutional Convention will correct tLt
evil which our past experience can attest is
.yoketoc hegyy 20 be borne with any degree o
patience.
In the framing Of new Constitution vs.,
should expect any wise aud beuedcieut pro
visions fthc existing Que .ir any to be retain
ell. We want a Constitution for the Who'll,
pcople-one thatw secure a government les.
oppressive and with fewer oilice-holders.
We trust a Convention viii be called, and
that the best men may be selected for the pur-
pose Of performing its important functions
then West Virginia Will experience a forward
movement and obtain an exalted place among
the States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17

A special dispatch from Chattanooga, Ten
nessee, received in New York, and published in
the Herald, Of that city, says;
Il SAW private letter from jefferson Davis
to Col. Styles Of the Albany IGa News, in
which he complains Of the manner in which his
speeches NJ Atlanta and Augusta have been
miscoustrued ly the Northern press. lie SAYS
he never wished, directly or indirectly, to coun
sci the Southern people not 70 tolerate the sit
uation. lie thinks they onght 20 wait patient
ly until the returning good sense ofthe North
ern people brings about a reversal Of the more
obnoxious features IN recent congressional le-
siSlation. lie disayows most strongly any
thing like a revival Of armed resistance
There was one part Of his Atlanta speech that
was not reported. Before saying he lid not
accept the situation, Mr.. Davis asked any Nor
thern reporters who might lie present to take
particular notice Of his words, aud he then said
he did not desire 20 be understood as advising
anything like disloyalty TO the government"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17
A Proclamation.
BY THE GOVERNOR.

WHEREAS. The Governor, the Secretary Of
the State, Auditor and Treasurer, in pursu-
anee Of section six, of the Act passed February
14th, 1871, entitled :" An Act to provide for
submitting to the people Of West Virginia the
proposed Amendment to the Constitution of
the State" did on the LIST day of June, 1871,
open the envelopes or covers containing the re-
turns from the several counties of the election
held on the twenty-seventh day Of April, 1871,
and count the votes therein certified.
And whereas, 1t appears from a certificate
81 gned ly the officers aforesaid, filed in the
office Of the Secretary Of the State and duly
recorded, that at the said election, twenty
three thousand FIVE hundred and forty six votes
were cast For Ratification, and six thousand
three hundred and twenty-three votes were
cast for Rejection:
And as it thus appears from said returns,
that majority Of the votes cast at said cleo
ton were for the ratification Of the proposed
Amendment, therefore, [, John j. Jacob, Gov
ernor Of the State Of West Virginia, by virtue
Of the authority vested in me by law, do Issue
this my proclamation, and hereby declare the
said amendment to wit:
The male citizens Of the State shall be en-
titled to vote at all elections held within the
election districts in which they respectively
reside but no person who is minor, or of un-
sound mind, or pauper, or who is under con-
viction Of treason, felony, or bribery in an
election, or who has not been resident Of the
State for one year and Of the county in which
be offers to vote for thirty days next preceding
such Cf!er, shall he permitted to vote, while
such disability continues
To be a part Of the Constitution of this State
as a substitute for Section one, of Article three
| thereof and in force as such from the twenty
seventh day Of April, eighteen hundred ant
| seyenty-one.
In testimony whereof have hereunto sci
/ my hand and caused the seal Of the State to b
affixed, at the Capitol, in Charleston, this frs
day Of June, in the year eighteen hundred ant
! seyenty-ope, and the eighth year Of the State
JOHN J. JACOB.
By the Governor.
JONI NJ. PHELPS, Secretary Of State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-06-17

Many ef ic finest estates 10 Virginia are
now offered O.. sale. Ia the valley near Win
chester aaI IN Lyuloun county, bordering up
on Go l.'omac, thousands of acres OF land,
uusarra.,>rl by the best lands Of Ohio FOR asri-
cultural purposes. are in the market. The
best Iaai. 90 that section command but from
th.r'y .sG1y t..hrs per acre-land that viii
es.a aasat 4al corn year in aud year out and
which. under tho system Of farming pursued
iu Ohio % Pennsylvania, wouldia productive
ness sl9u rival thc most valuable in those
States. Those who 90 lot desire TO euigrate
westward wall fuI the at. Tacli0us Of tie Ola
Dominica vel worthy oi attention, especially
Is DE digestion, ;l4t formerly existed against
auiaauz Of capital and lAJorare bcio 6 rapidly
rcmoycj.-N J.. sac.