Year: 1863

Michigan beautifully expresses il. all over the
Northern States. But for the too kind regard
in which the Administration holds the nigger,
they might be made serviceable 10 bullding the
Pacific Railroad. Ii would cost but trihe
more TO maintain them while laboring on the
road, than in idleness. As We are row doing
The Southern Territories present an excellent
place for colonies also. There Is plenty of i,
there. i1st calculated for cayotes horned toads
and contrabands. Make them build the rail-
road, and then settle them on the plains As
the thing is now working. the Administration
is sending white men south to ight, and sup
plying their places at home with negroes
Talk about the amalgamation of the Ameri-
cans and Chinese in California they will be
eminenty respectable to the prospective gene
ration 10 the Northern States, under Republi-
can policy.


= CoNGREss is rushing matters through at
prodgious rate. The rank and file of the Re
publican members were admonished by their
leaders at the beginning of the session to avoid
debate, not to suffer themselves to be drawn
into argument, not to reply to denunciation,
bat to work to coutine themselves to voting.
They know that their power will expire in
eighty five days, and they are determined to
make the most of it. Hence you see how they
are voting down all inquiries into the Illegal
and tyrannical acts Of the Administration, and
into the mismanagement Of the war by reason
of Stantons interference, and into the unsman
agement of the finances by Mr.. Chase and
how they are passing bills of indemnity, to
indemnify Mr. Lincoln, and Stanton, aud all
their crew of wretched creatures of every grade,
including all the spies and pimps and nformers
who under color Of Lincolus and Stanton's
authority, have dragged hundreds of innocent
men, the best citizens of the Republic to
loathsome dungeons also, how they are trying
to pass bills for raising and arming hundred
regiments of negroes for making negroes citi-
zens of the United States and for enabling
negroes TO vote and hold Office in every State
You see also how they are trying TO pass bills
for the admission of new States into the Union.
some of them formed within the jurisdiction of
existing States (the attempt, therefore, being
distinctly prohibited by the Constitution, and
some Of them with the avowed object of having
enough free States in the Union to amend the
Constitution in such a manner as that the
slaveholding States can never again be admit
ted into the Union"


The SUPREME CoURT.-The New York
Post treats the Supreme Court as a subordi-
nate, instead of a coordinate branch of the
Government. 1t says: There is a man on
the bench that was the ally of the rebellion in
all its early growth, its active servant in the
maturing stages of it, and scarcely short of its
open advocate in the outbreak" The Post
does not name the man nor specify an act that
viii support its charges. 1t is afraid to do the
first and cannot do the last. If the Court is
not now a coordinate branch of the Govern.
ment it is because its functions have been
usurped by the President and Cabinet. If the
Court is held in distrust by the people, it is
because it has been assailed by every abolition
press in the country. Was the Court permit
ted to assume its constitutional functions, it
would be the death of the present dominant
party.


Mr.. STEVENS, of Pennsylvania, was the au-
thor of the present unjust, impracticable, con
Trajectory, nondescript internal tax and reve-
nue. law. He was also the author of the bill
to indemnify the Administration against its
many unconstitutional acts, arbitrary arrests,
etc. He has now introduced another bill to
allow the Secretary of the Treasury to issue
paper to an unlimited extent He is a Dog.
berry in crowding these bills. Where the ne
gro is concerned, he is as foolish and malicious
as Abby Kelly Parker Pillsbury or Beecher.


\ DIG IN THE RIBs.-The people of the
city of New York have re-atfirmed their popu-
lar verdict in November, by the election of
Democratic municipal officers The people of
Fairfield county, Ohio, have again thundered
at the doors of the Administration bastiles, by
the election to the Legislature of Dr. Edson B.
Olds, a political prisoner, by $500 majority
So runs the returning ebb of constitutional
law and order. TO overwhelm and confuse the
detested radical fanaticism that has fastened
upon the Administration. C.


SATAN REBUKING SlN.-Thad Stevens has
offered resolutions in the House. which were
postponed, deuouncing the proposition or ac
ceptance of terms of peace on any other basis
than the integrity of the Union. The doctrines
advocated by this venerable fanatic have done
more to destroy the Union than all else, and
such a resolution from him seems q solemn
mockery Of all patriotic and Union feeling. A
resolution from Stevens that the war should
not cease until he had reaped the profits of an