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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05
No humbur, MAY Bro. sell at cost.

BExEpIcK.-Undsr the head Of marriages
will be found . notice Of inserest-ons OF
our most active business men and besuti-
fol and accomplished young lAdy-well-
known in society here. They have the good
wishea Of all.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05
John Roots Bitters,

John Roots Hittsrs are family medicine.
John Roots Rittsrs cure general debility.
John Roots Bittsrs cure dyspepsia. Use
1t.
JOAN Roots Bltters cures fever and ague.
John Roots ittsrs cures all bilious dis
eAses.
John Roots Bitters cures nervousness and
headache. Try il. They are warranted.
John Roots Bittsrs cure indigestion. Try
1t.
John Roots Hittsrs are not q whist drink
Roots Bitters for sale at the harper Hous,
Drug Store. may21-deod-m,w ,f&wIy
John Roots Bittsrs are sold by all drug.
gists. John BsngSton, and Emil Kehlsr, Rook
Island, ILL.,, wholesale and retail druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05
How to Make Good Bread.

Use DooLEY's YEAST POWDER and you
will have no difficulty. The substances en-
tering into it's composition are perfectly
pure, healthy and nutritious, and each pack.
age contains with scrupulous sxactnsss the
quantity and quality represented. For sale
by all grocsrs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05
colton's Select Flsvors.

Ons'third of the quantity Is more than
equal to the ordinary FlavOring Extracts /;
and they are the True Delicious Flavors of
the Fruits and Spices. Dealers treble their
salss with them. ]. W. Cotton, New York
Depot, II Maiden Lane.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05
May Bros offer all their goods at cost.

SOMETHING ABOUT SOAP.-Soap was con-
sidered by the Romans to be Celtic inveu-
ton, and, according to Pliny, first became
known to that people by their conquss. Of
Gaul. 10 later times soap took its stand as
one of the actual necessities, and now we
are possessed of innumsrabls varieties. It
is true that some Of the soaps manufactured
at the present are very injurious to the
complexion and the health, being compounds
of the fatty acids and foreign substances
which are known to be deletsrious. Good
soap owes its power for cleaning 30 its
solubility and attraction for the matters that
ordinarily constitute "dirtiness" Many ex-
cellent soaps sre manufactured, but for the
toilet bath and nursery, the Persian Healing
or Pine Tar Soap, manufactured by A. A.
Constantine l. Co., 43 Courtlsndt street,
New York. holds a very high place. Il can
be procured of any of our druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05

ATTENTION Sir KNIGHTS will be
. special assembly Of Evsrta Commandary
No. Is K. T. this, Wednesday evening", saT3
o'clock. Work on the X. T. By order Of
the +. O. - Ajax. STEEL, Recorder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05
-GLu-ENE--

-GLU-ENE-
Old Time, the sinner, long had waged
His war Of wreck and ruin,
But surely found his match at last,
When man invented GLU-ENH.
Fer every fracture, crack or break,
With GLU-EsB may be msnded
Mechanics think it cant be beat,
And ladies say It's splendid
For broken China, Marble, Glass,
For Bone or Alabastsr,
For Ivory or Ebony,
For Porcelain or Platter,
There's nothing in the world so good
To join the broken particles
Of Toys and TFinksts, Tools and Books,
And various ather articles.
A man may mend his furni ore,
A lady mend her Gard Case,
scamp may even mend his ways,
Though that may be hard case.
And there are lots of usesstili,
Which here need no reviewin'-
whatever you may have TO mend,
1t can be done with 9Lu-EEE.
Change marks tina fight of time, you know
Old thiRgs require Tenerin-
PerhspS the very ''eraek of doom"
May be repaired with GLu-KHE.
Then try GLU-ENE, my gentle friend
For be Who saves, increases,
You'll fad Economy Is wealth..
And GLU-ENK saves the pieces"
ThiE gluens preparation mends and makes =
tronE 80 sev, eli kinds of
FURNIT URE,
CHINA,
GLASS,
CROCKFRY,
MARBLE,
PORCELAIN,
Eases,
TOYS
MEERSCHAUM PIPES, Etc, Etc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05

SKIN Disc Asses

pERRY's IMPROVED ooMEDoNE AND
L PIMPLE REMEDY The skin Medicine
o. the age. 10 warranted to cure AcKE and
sYcosis, Red. WHIrE and AArrnRAYnp PIN
pes on tne Face Flesh Worms, sealy srupticns
and Blotched dishgurations of the skin.
Prepared only by DIR. B. @. Perry. Derm,tol-
egist' AZ Bond street, New York. Sod by Drug
giSts everywhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05

A ND TAN, USE PERRY's MOTH AND
n FREoKLE LOTION.
1t is reliable and harmless. It 10 no cure all
or paDacea, bat 10 intended to remove only
Brown Diseo:orations, by neutralIsing the Iron
In the layers of the skin, which induces them.
Prepared only by DR.. B. @. Perry, Dsrmatol-
ogist. 40 Bond street, New York. seld by
Druggists everywhere. ap4dw6m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05
CITY.
Use Mason's Challenge Blscking.
Trimmings at cost .. May Bros.

THE Y6Uxo LADIES of the Bible Glass Of
Trinity Church Sunday School, assisted BY
the Teachers, will give . Strawberry and
Floral festival at Darts Hall on Thursday
evening, June sixth. June3d4s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05

TIE POETRY 10 this paper, entitled
Decoration Day." should be read often.
II was called out by the practice Of COnfsd-
crates IN the South 10 decorating the graves
Of both sides It will soften the hearts Of
the most vindictive, to read Il few times
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05
Palmer, Will Jams L Co.,
No. 4 lincoln ST.. Boston.

Are the sole m snufsct rers of the Jssquelins
corset Manufactured dnder special patents,
which will be protected d. the full extent of the
tSw. 1t 10 the best fitting corset we have ever
tried. Dress makers rscod me il a. the best Cor
set TO fit dress over, bel ause 1t 10 cut in su oh
a manner that the front ind back seams ST like
seams to = dress. 1t lie dup erior to Apy other
corset now in use. Its peculiar style Of cut
ting gives sufi eisnt fuld ess at the bosom. with
out foloins a. the top. Il gradually and close
ly fits to and over the hils; is longer roe and
back than ordina Cordsts; and in fact, in the
only corset cut in this fo1 N.
W. ash Particular ate ltion to our Method Of
fastening bones in the co. set, acknowIedred to
be superior to any other
We are in constant recdipt Of ords-s for cor
sets OF the best finish and finest quality, ~ well
IS those of ordinary quail ties We also manu-.
fssturs superior style 81 hip gOrsd corsets,
stocking ga pOrtsrs, bos I'm forms, corset mate.
ria!s, whAlshones, &c.
For sale by Wsdsworth l. Parsons, Rock
Island. lbs. Also Riehdrds, Shaw & Winslow
I2S Michigan Avepue, Chicago.
mAr6dw3m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05

MATTHEWS d Co. have Just received 200
barrels of Black Diamond Louisville Cement,
which they propose to sell as cheap as the
cheapest. mAy22dw4w
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05

Wa ask attention to the advertiser emit in
another column, of Jackson's CatArrh Snuff
and Troche Powder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05
COMMISSION
RoxxnR |uon1pouND.
Discovered 1865. Improved 1883.
GoDFREY's
India Rubber Roller Compound,


India Rubber Roller Compound,
THRIFT cEA rs PEP PoUsD.
A Reduction Of rs Hsr Cent. on former Price.
This compound il the invention Of Freshman
OF Twenty TIVE years experience.
1t il composed Of ndis Rubber, GeIatine,
Chemicals, nd sAeeharines,
WHICH MAKE HERFEcT ROLLER IN
EVERY RESPECT.
-, II reacts readily ahd is easily prepared
Cneanec hke other rollers. Warranted to work
All xmas OF INK on q kinds of Presses, in all
hinos Oh weather, 40 Il to Te-oast. Il 10 the
ehsaPest material Tor rollers that can be N an n
Lsetured. Printers Tho try the India Rubber
compound once Will uIe no other. The specia
advantages claimed, and demonstrated by It's
use, daily are, that II IS far more durable and
shrin ks less than any other, retaining its su.-
ton ana elasticity aldays, and can be re-cast
When the roller becoH es old thus replacing it
with new one as GOO IS the original. Roll
ers east ct the manu- 'aetory at 40 eents per
pound, and rollers of dlF axe re east at Is per
cent 'duesion. Therb are numbers Of our roll
ers now in use In Phi ladelphis more than one
year old. This resul can De obtained BY apv
careful prsssman. Thls facility with which IL 10
recast, and its extraor linary durability render
this material 40 to 90 sr cent cheaper than any
other.
REFE FENCES:
The Printers genera lily who have used it.
We are nov Manufacturing rollers azd fur
nishisg Compound fd nearly sill the Printin q
Houses In PhiIadelpaia, besides supplying Q
very large demand throughout the eontine Mt,
and have yoluminous Testimonials Of the grsat
satisfaction our mater al has given since Deeem-
Der, 1888, the late of dur last improvement
Sold by ell dealers I'D PrIater's Material.
GODFREY h CO.,
febSdwtf 525 WdllnuG st., Philadelphis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05

Ladies who nre suasring from certain CON
plants, known only to females, should at once
get DR.. velpAu's Female Pills. They produce a
most charming effect. Sold by all Druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05
Medical

Attention is called to the advertisement of Dr.
BOhannan, of 81. Louis, No. His reputation is
that of one ~ thu most successful physicians in
his speciality 10 the West.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05
MARRIED.

WARNER-WARNER Erin Lansineburgh. n. z.
June I'd, at the residence of the brides parents Mr.
John II; Warner, OF Rock Island, Illinois and Mis-
Esther Warner, of Lansingburgh
No Cards
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05

A certain relief for Asthma ia to be found
in Jonas WhiseOmb's Remedy. For sale
BE- Au druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05

1873 and 13s Fulton str.et,.............. BOSTON.
Also Manufacturers Of the celebrated
French Dressing and Army and Nary
Backing!
And BlaekingE and Dressings Of all kinds for
leather. jeldwtf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05
D. r. . a OWEN q CO..
Mola Pronriefnrs

MEERSCHAUM PIPES, Etc, Etc.
Eyery bottIa warranted Trvit
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05

GREAT MEDICAL BOOK of useful knowledge to
BoNAPARTE Co, Cincinnati Ohio.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05
sOUTHWEsTRRN ROAD.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF NAILS.

P. road at as p. m. 80 directly through 70
Kansas, arriving there ct IL .. IN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05
q u WARD

,O 9 J: !: 8 q:
hEHNN REMEDY fails to cure II.
the Plies. and othing else
Sold by all Druggists. Price co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-05
RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS /!

kGETTS WANTED.-Agents make more r,o,ov .,
n work for US than at anything else Business
llght and permanent Particulars free. G. STIN-
SON q CO.. Fine Art Publishers Portland Maine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01
OUR City CHARTERS.
How New York Has Been Governed for
Two and a Quarter Centuries.
The Original Struggle for
Burgher Freedom.

The Two Charters OF New Amsterdam-The
First English, or ''NicOlls," Charter
The 'Benckes & Evertsen'' and the
''Coloe" Charters Of New Orange
The "AndrOs," the ssDongan,'
the ''Queen Anne" and the
ssMOntg0merie'' Charters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

Of tine civic government were for the first time clear
ly defined, was In force but very few months; for
Westminster, under which, much TO the disgust OF
Inc Dutch burghers OF New Orange. the province OF
New Netherlands was restored 10 the English an.
thentic intelligence OF which was received on the
17th OF the following June, but little over ten
months after the rec0nquest; tue final surrender,
however not taking place until the 10th OF the sue
ceeding November.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

ward being called the Montromerte ward-and
tnat the civic onlcers should be one Mayor one no
corder, seven aldermen. seven assistants one
beriain, one high constable, sixteen assessorsv
eight collectors, sixteen constables and one mar
shall; and that ION the first day OF St. Micnae the
elected In each ward, by plurality OF votes from
the ireeholders and resident freemen one alder
man, one assistant, TWO assessors, one collector.
and two c0nsta0les, except In the Out ward, which
con6tableS Tor each OF Its two divisions. That pQr-
ton OF the petition OF the Corporation which de-
sired That the 0f1ces OF Mayor, Recorder, Sherif.
Coroner and Town Clerk might be henceforh elected
was not acceded TO- ana these oiiciais continued a.
heretofore TO be appointed by the Governor and
Council, those OF Recorder and Town Clerk as plea
sure and the rest annually; but the oices of Cham
berlaln High Constable and other subordinate 0nea
were 10 be filled by the Mayor and Common Coun.
Gil. The Mayor, Recorder and Aldermen were con-
stlsuted justices OF the Peace, with power TO heaS
and determine all pleas OF forty shllings and under;
and tina Mayor, Recorder and three or more Alder.
men were empowered TO make as many freemen e.
they chose and to hold General quarter Sessions.
These win several minor PROVISIONS, formed whay
may not be naptly termed
THE MAGMA CHARTER OF TIE CITY,
Chancellor Kent audes TO 1t as an instruments
"entted TO our respect and attachment; Tor It's age
and the numerous blessings and great commercial
prosperity which have accompanied the due OK.
ercise or Its powers" II wihst0Od the shock Of
the American Revolution, which for time sus-
In all It's parts and bearings by an act OF the
Colonial Legislature OF October IA. 1882 and II was,
along with other charters, saved aud confirmed by
the State constitution OF l777, ana again by those
wrote Kent. In 1854 "with much OF Its Original
form ana spirit, alter having received, by statute
aud notifications, and such Otner enlargement IN
Its Legislative, judicial executive branches a.
were best adapted to the genius and wants OF tho
people, and to the astonishing growth and sttR
RAPIDLY increasing wealth and magnitude OF tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

request Of the municipal authorities the present and
future burgomasters and schepens, and the Direc-
tor General, councillors clergymen and military Of
cers, with their male descendants were declared to
belong TO the class OF great burgners. The GLASS Of
small burxners was to include all natives AMI all
VINO had resided In tine city year and six weeks,
ali who mad married or should marry the daughters
within the city and ali saarled officers OF the Com
pany, The grant or these "burgher rights" must ne
pal privileges. It introduced into New Amsteraan
the invidous system OF class distinctions and aris
tocracy founded upon wealth, the latter comprising
al the time but twenty Names This law has been
adverted 10 BY Chancellor Kent, and also in the
proceedings OF the Charter Convention OF 1929, as
WIN perceive, Is an error; the earliest municipal
charter being The West India ComDany's grant Of
1852, i've years previous
CIVIC AUTHORITIES PERMITTED TO NOMINATE THEIR
SUCCESSORS
from the very organization OF the civic govern
ment In 1858 continual contest was waged
between StuyveSant and The people. which led TO
excise duties and corporase pfvsges e IN IN Deem
per "a. 1888 the city authorities memorialized the
pyeRes With eer ases In Ho
land, especially demanding that schout should be
elected BY the people. This led to Kuyter being
he was directly afterwards murdered. ana then,
Notwithstanding the urgent circumstances OF the
municipal authorities, the Director General per.
sisted IN denying . separate scnOut Tor the city.
But IN the beginning of 1o5s. owing to the un.
obtain representative local government Stuyve-
SAINT conceded them the privilege Of nomlnat-
OF persons, from whom he would choose their success.
s0rs. But now the division OF the citizens into two
classes was found to be failure. Few or none
would purchase q privilege which was unpopular,
and there being an insufficient number OF great
0urghers Tor the double nomination, IL was found
necessary to increase the list double list OF candl-
dates was then made out, and from this, after the
correction OF what Sruyvesant considered an lnfOr-
malty, the new magistrates were selected and con-
frmed by the Director and Council. Two years later
New Amsterdam obtained wnat she had SO long de-
Tonneman. lately OF Breuckelen, VINO returned from
Holland with q commission from the Amsterdam
Directors and on August 8. 1850, took his oatn or
Sille, the Company's schouL1scal, whom Stuyve-
SAINT nad persisted In retaining In The ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

The Dutch Charters OF New Amsterdnm.
The States General submitted inc memorial and
remonstrance to a committee, when, In the follow.
ing April, reported Ia remedyn or provisional
order in which 1t was advised That a burghers'
government, consisting OF a scnout, TWO burgo.
masters ana five schepcns, should be established
the "city OF New Amsteriam;' but that, in the
meantime. the nine men should continue three
years longer. ana should have limited judicial
powers III small causes "between man and
man, The proposed changes were OPP
posed by the West India Company, and IN
the delay which occurred the nine mea again
appealed TO the states General for redress on Sep
TENDER 10. 1862 and on the 21d OF the following
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-30
Is DFrENsE Ia coLUNBIA.

Mr.. Johnson has attempted to create
the impression that he stood in the
same relation to a military court as any
executive officer to a civil court, and
that the pardon asked was a mere mat
ter Of discretion. He said IN his Column
bia speech that Governor Brown might
as well be accused Of murder in refusing
20 to pardon a notorious criminal con-
victed by a iury.n The Executive has
nothing to do with the finding of an
ordinary court, except IN application
for pardon. In the case Of a military
commission, its finding was incomplete
without his approval as COMMANDMENTS
chief Of the armies. He was in fact q
part of the court, and should, only after
close examination, have given his as
sent, especially in the case Of a hasty
military trial under the influence Of
greatexcitement II was not pardon that
was refused; it was an Investigation Ofthe
testimOny-it was justice. Thet trial, his
approval, the execution, all done so
hastily, bore marks Of preiudgment.
The New York Posts Washington spe-
eial says: {" Strong efforts were made
this morning to induce the President to
reprieve Mrs. Surratt by her counsel and
by the Roman Catholic clergyman who
acted as her spiritual adviser, but to no
purpose. The President vas firm in his
decision Its haste and its injustice
are but a part of the crime. He there,
in time of peace, violated that sacred
right Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-30

this crime. Il Wasa great wrong 70
who hung by his order a Diacke
CORPSE on the gibbet two days aIte1
hasty trial. IT was a cruel wrong
lovely daughter. spurned ron the eOL.
stems Of the Executive pniace-ue
colder than the stony heart withlnZup
~pIicating for pardon or reprieYe, Y sue
could not have Justice for an aesu
mother. s~huddering to feel all eartnly
hoDe was zone and even the hand OF
heaven STAYED rom her. as her moaning
disturbed the silent Streets but IL Wa
even a greater wrong to society oslElhe
down its only safeguards, the VIII OF
habeas corpus and right Of trial by jury
in time Of profound peace.
Stanton b thought 70 have cOmmitleu
suicide because Of the murdered moth-
eris image, while Preston King ana sen
ator Lane, who spurned the daughter
from the Presidential mansion nave
fallen by their WI hands -Four VII
nesses are e~xpiating in prison various
crimes and
ANDREW JOHNsoEr
the chief conspirat0r in this fiEgrant VI
olatiOn Of constitutional rights, is hour
ishing the Constitution over ms head
and asking your vote for Congress % re-
visit the scene Of his blacklist crime
SHE WAS INNOCENT e
She has been pronounced innocent
the civilized world. her son was tref "a
a Radical Jury and acquitted Deis- q
civil court. An eE-memDer OF the m-rar
net said in Boston. "that the test -
was ~suborned, and there was no evi- IS.
Of her guilt" tSee Globe 1855. -
ton OF inquiry II
General Butler, who would not re-
have slandered Mr.. JOhusuu'a ac -rr
plices, Stanton and others, his l9 q De-
compeers, said la a contest with
ham: ~
There IS no evidence that she knew Of ls'
assaal nation, and ought DOT in mE opinion
nave ueeh c1uFicItA.
arc briefly the reasons why j said am glad
the blood OF this woman is not on MY head
The point Wulcu 4 mtle D. -la OF .Nf tfsil-
mnuy possible 20 throw Ichr ON That case was
not before that tribunal. -ce Globe, 1850
This was a contest between two Radi-
Gals. Il was a deep and damuing dis
grace 70 him-a foul blot on the nation.
"Wiu all great Neptune's ocean wash thls
CIcan from his hands, No; rlIz his hand
viii rather
The muititudiuous seas iucarnZrl-ue,
Making the green one red
CONCLUSION.
anu low All are appbatA ~ JURY
this man and bis crimes forever out Of
sight, as one who belongs % the past a.
one who is a dead issue in the midst Of
live sues, resurrecting the past, and
parading il again where all had hoped
it would never reappear. Bury him out
Of sight, not because be has held 20 this
tenet or that political faith, but because
his dangerous ambition menaces the
peace and harmony as it has already
distracted the councils Of the state, eX-
posing Us 70 the imminent danger Of
lOosing several COngressmeu, when 1t is
important that we shall have a majority.
He will revive all the bitter feelings Of
the past in the halls Of Congress. and
bring back the era Of passion now hap
PLY waning.
Let US Il ofau parties and creeds unite
TO restore brotherhood and good feeling,
and the happiness of the people and
prosperity OfOur common country
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-30
HABEAs CORPUS

which has been wrested from tyrants, a
writ as old, almost, as Our common law,
as sacred to the freeman as his religion,
a writ by which the legality Of the
court which tried her could have been
determined. The sentence was approved
on the fifth, and on the seventh the
writ Of hd5ods corpus was issued by a
Radical Judge, Wylie, r%eturnable at ten
O'Clock on the seventh. Two hours
later, Attorney General speed and Cen
eraI Hancock entered and apOlOgized for
the delay in making the return, which
the following.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-30
WHAT IT WOULD HAVE SAVED.

A bold warrior, a faT-seeing statesman,
his plan would have saved the South
from carpetbag governments, a horde Of
Ofice-seekers, military tyranny, negro
supremacy, the kuklux and kuklux
laws, robbery, rape and murder, and the
s~guandering by caTpetbag g0veFnments
of three hundred million dollars.
MI. johnson resOTted toHn uneOnsd-
tutional plan, andhis war with Congress
was a contest between two clearly Illegal.
theories. Had he accepted the Shernan-
Johnston treaty the faith Of the nation.
and the army would have been pledged,
the victor, Sherman, would have sHs-
tanned him; he would have been firm in
the constitution, the law, the right.