The Beaver Argus., July 18, 1866, Image 2

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BEAVER< ARGUS ,
THE
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JULY
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' GEN. JOHN W. ,GEikrtY ,
EIUMBEIELLAND.,tOIINTI"..-
1;011:01i
- COVTOBB. •
Wier. V. W Elic,H, 'Washington;
Preeident Jacks.. . . .
B. B.ICELAMBERLIN, New Brighton ;
I ,'Assoeiate Judge.-
AONEW DUFF, New Brtghton;
' , ' State Semite!
- VG& W. TAYLOR, Borough;
Aile.nib/J. •
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ILATTREW S. QUAY, Beaver;
4. R. DAY, Washington county;
OHN EWING, Washington co;
- • Shertff.
J (.)11N LITTEL IJ, Hoqkatown;
• .12igister & Becoider.
f DAItIOS SINGLETON; Raccoon;
1 4 1 Clerk of Coil*.
JOHN A. FRAZIER, Beaver.
- • Commissioner.
JAS. - WARNOCII,
,Ni;irth &wickly
' • ; Poor Rouse Diredor:
f JOHN b. POTTER; Racocon •
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Auditor.
!.. F. M'MILLIN Bcavez,-;
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Trustees of Aatlenty, -
Da s ' J UREA Y. Bridgewater;
Da. - DAVID STANTON,N. B 1 igh too;
:.;:That Nitional Cciairention.
'Most of the readers ,of this. paper,
.we presume ; know that Messrel Ran-
doll, Cowan, Doolittle, and• two or
thiecs• others who' still claim to be
Union men, have published a call fora
National Convention, to be held at
,Philadelph!a, on. the 14th of August:
is generally undersitCod that this
'call is issued in ptiriniance of the
*filbes of liresident doliesnn, and that
the intlunnce of- , his administration
will be brought to bearnpon making
it a success, The Democratic Senators
Representatives in Congress have
silmostunitedly (ndorsed this move
meat, and the. - "copper?! element will
. Iheryore preponderate largely. in the
contemplated gatberine
, Viewing tbis• project' from., almost
;eiverTs conceivable standpoint, '
we can
nor to no 'other conclusion than that
is is'the deliberate design of -President
John on; Cowan, Doolittle & Co., to
make an effort to break up the Union'
4eptiblican patty; and against an at
• tarupt - of this riind • eVery loys.l man in
the nOtintry should sti.6-dily set
face. The Union party• as at prese bt
organzed, was' the Snit and only one
-that raised its arm in defence of au
d nation;• '
niperi e it carried the coun—
try succossintly though a bloody four'
years' wail , aid whatever of honor or
fame is no w attached that country,
.c.ither at lionio abroadile wholly
i ;due to theenion partY, whose devo.
Lion to principle, undying patriotism,
and unfaltering, courage, braught us.
,vietor id. hp
peace, an s • a character every
;where that is 11,.insayed by none. To
.abundon its organization, then, would
be criminally f9olish, and the idea cif
'de m.' so should not be entertained by
any, loyal enc.. ' •
Tho past 'Wooing and recent mar.'
riage of the Copperhead and Johnson
:cluUs in-Washington city, lead to the
lieticf that the intention ndwiste-drep
the' name of Democrat en tiirelYL-aban
don that organizatior.--and at the
Philadelphia convention adopt that.
.of' the "National Union Parity." -1.13 y
, this arrangement, President ;Johnson
will supply the name, while
digham, Wood, . Rogersck Dot i will fur
ti
sh the men. to compose the new or.
ganization, if such it can be "I called.—
The consummation of Wei scheme;
then, will bring the president in a
new Ammeter before' the People,—
Heretofore be has be regarded a
loyal man. and his- associates were
i r loyal people. las sew role, he can
rem4ided jet charatter ot his
sew fri ads; without iMpuling direct
I disloyal y to him:• They will consti
; tut° ev ry marlthat bore arms against
.;*.the_llni n d_unng the war, every man
- that sympathized with treason. - every
man that shrieked "tyranny!' avail
efforts to put the rebellion down, eve.'
!ty "Son of Libeity"-that tried to in
cite re s istance. to drafts, every man
'Abet laughed when -Calamities betel
our arms, every man that wept when
1. rebel armieswere finslied to the waif,
every beauty jumper, every deserter,
and eve! y coward- wholeneaked away
from a draft. If t4i'President now
hires and prefers such company as
this ; we prejintue he wAI have it ; but
ire wiU find, and that, too,' perhaps.
to his inortiUsation, that an over..
whelming inajbrity of .the voters of
the United States neither dosire to be
'mustered into that character of ser
vice nor to trait with that chits of
'men.
Tss war between :Prusehi,„ e ltaly
and AuStria appears to ' be conetotecl
with a vast amount Of euergy.',..l3o
Tar ; .tb• Pressianahare the better of it.
The T.: o_Calla..
delegates were authorised to
be selected in this county to atteria'
the Soldiers' Conrention,st Pitte*rfh .
on the sth of June, the followitigol
wee issued to the public ; - ,
- SOLDIERS, ATtENTION
"There will , be _2l, meetin g of: the.
soldiors of Beaver 000nty, a the
Cotirt lions% in Beaver, Pat..on Thum
day ervening, tbn 31st f icir porpos:9
of selecting 461egittes to the Coriveb:.
tion- that- trieela In -Pittebnrg-on-tho
fith of . Jane., A fall attendsno9 -is
desired."'
It will be aeon from tie wordineof
thiss , all,, that aLt. ot tbe soldiers -ot
Beaver county were, invited to attend,
and participate in the selection o
delegates. 'The soldiers were trusted
and allowed to follow the bent of their
own inclinations. No effort was made
to pack either the meetinglield at the
Court loupe or the Convention at_
Pittsburgh and under the terms of the
call, if
. irmajOrity of: the sof:-
diem", Of-, Beaver COuntyhad been 41
favor of ,Clymer tor Governor, they
!could have selected delegates favorable
to him; and [kid "diem vote for that
candidate in the Pittsburg convention,
But the, truth is Ahem, are but few l
Clymer - soldiers in the county; and
that few knowing that they compris i i
ed but a
. "cairporars guaril," chose td
stay 'away from tle meeting entirelyl,
But that they received 'the same ecri.
dial invitation to ittend as all (Mei!
soldiers did, is' vident frofivthe terms
1 of the call, as aove NoW
look" at the broad and magnanimous (6
call for i a soldiers' meeting, published
in the .Local of last week. It read
thus.: - . . •
"The''honorably discharged soldiers;
of Beaver county, wtio endorse the
Admioiatration of President:Johnson
—who believe that our late Wit • wa's
waged for the, purpose - Of inaintaining
the sapremew of the Constitution afifi
to preserve the Union. and notlor tbe
purpose of their overthrow—and whin
are in favcr of the election of Hick+
Clymer for
. Governor of Pennsylvania,
are requested to meet in Conventien
,at the . Court House, in ,the town ,i 1
Beaver, on - Wednesday, July 25t ,
1866, atone o'clock ix ru , for tire
purpose of selecting Seven Delega te
to represent them in the Johnson-
Clymer State Conveption, to be he'd
at Harrisburg, Pa:, on the Lit day .3f
August next."
None but Clymer !soldiers are then
invited to attend at the Court Houe
on the'2sth of July. In view of th {is
it
fact, - we have' very little doubt b t
what Clymer delegates will be- tortet t
ed ; and it . the calls throughout tbe
;
State Are similar to this one, we su
posa Clymer will hardly fail to be e .4 1
dorsed by 'the Harrisburg eenveriti
On the' let of. August. . But why w as '
not theoull made to embrace all sol
diers, as was •The answer is
easily. giver.. Had such a call hero
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issued.: everywhere,. the Qlyrneri es'
would have been routed "horse, f of
and dragooo" in - every county of the
State, Geary, delegates selected, tJud
'the leader of the Eight at 400 k t ilt
Mountain would have been the no
nee of of al Soldiers' 6tate Convention,
held - under bemoeratie auspioes. • Wh
so blind as not to se e, a "packed c ,
iVention" in thts.one?
acted with the Democratic . patty be
fore, were present as delegates in the
Convention; and among 'the :Specie-
Lori, who heartily applauded the pro.
ceethutis and will vote the ticket tom
inated, were teen who-hut ax.yester 7
day stood at the bead of from
rank of the. Republicanparty.: - !
Having been absent from tSe county
forisome time,and therefore not as well
posted in home politics as we desire
to be,, we respectfully-ask the editor
of the Local-to give us the Millie.; of
those menr"who tint .as yesterday
stood at thelhead of the iron; rank of
Jilt; jimpubliban party," and "applaud
i ed the proceedings "
, lf a Democratic
'Convention held in` this
: place on ;the
18th of June. ,
if the Laical will; do this, we will, i - h
'- return, endeavor to show that all lie
puhlicansw ho' "applauded" in the
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faurnoeratic _Conventior., had either
A Significant Pact: them§elves, or their ft iends, been can I
Following closely upon the ilea! of; dilates recently in the' Union party
the surrender of Lee's army at A pa- fur l -nominations; and not - being sac
mattnxiCourt Mouse, nearly every eessful in getiing what they wanted
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prominent traitor in the South 'Fain ht in lour ranks, weni; over to the enemy
to getout of the country as ,quic,ly to try their luck, there. If - we can
as podsible. Settie of these wen to . shr this, we apprehend principies hadd
South America, - others weni. to'll xi- a great deal to do with their being'
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ice, and still otheri of thorn' took up fotind in a Democratic Convention
abodes in Canada and gri g latni. They aril .`applauding its -proceedings" !
knew that they bid committed a ter : At alrevents we beg thelt - o - ea(to give
rible crime; and, eonsegiently, to ave, us the names, MY thutl we. too may
their
~ n acks, they ) chose to flee Cho Ileurn "who but aa.yeaterday stood at
country.: But ho is it now ? A ' ter the head' of the fronterank of the Re
staying awhile in ()nth Atnerica,liett. publican party'' in thni counlY. We
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bobbing a few Moths in Mexico, and watt to know.
rusticating a - abort time in Cif a
and England, - they- have returne.
their old homes ,in this conhtry4an
insolently asettmeto dictate the !arm
Of their own restoration to cid!!
ship . ! : . The tauof this. ehan::: of
programme on their - part is re:: ily
:semi-' When lthey left the: country,
its poliey: wee to punish traitor s and
to_ make treason odious. This i rder
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of things being reversed by. the Lorca"
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ett President; in , patting. traitor on
1 tlie,baek,and :giving thein'.eomf ,, rta-
We oillees,.-:,tbus , making their c ime
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respectable, they would• have le
fooliih, indeed, to have stayed I
tone day longer than:they did.
Tha 'rebels themselves; then,
the judges, no sensible man can - lai
that Johnson's policy is the -ea .e :
Lincoln's; pr that the former, in 3
construction sense, is -following i`' t
footsteps of the latter: _
IT is just ascertained tbat- the de
falcations .of A. P. Stone, Internal
Revenue Collector at Columbus, Ohio,
who cotimitted
,suieide a few mouths
1 2,
age, amounts to 14;400.0ccil
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When the Local can -.prove . our
satisfaction that* P. - Stone eve held
the of of Internal Revenue [lei,
toy at C?lumbus, Ohio, we will irOvii .
to 'us
away
that As figures . are
far aw ay from the truth. . ,
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ere Piles the Local Stan 4
As wsalwaye leer willity and ire
aniisiei
. anyrtgi s lsiioneArf a
kips! clisfactei4 . ol4 trid, be pkif t to
ue we:ltike.;oo gifOri*d that ipe
Lao a u4iallif,' in -ittielisibe
land.... i thet it ** o the... Woo iumweet.
We therefore insist upon its giving us
diroct answers' upon the following
questions, which we will so shape that,
s simple yea or uay. will suffiebftriztve
ite Alkenecessary inforuiation. The
prt posed.- sonendinent t 7tO, the Coneti.
tltiotr contains four , siotions,end upon
thee.) seetions -separately we wish to
kniritv where th© "Aped standA: The
first ;prescribes,. substantially,
• "Thokall persons, native or natuts•
alize4, white or colored, shall be eqUal
before the law; that is, no person shall
be deprived of life, liberty or'property
without due process, ko! - •
'What does the Local say ; Yea or
nay to - this ,proposition ?
- The second section specifies
"That all'male persona . free of crime,
over, twenty- - one years of age,who are
not allowed to vote, shall be excltried
from the number coinprieiug the basis
'of represenlation."
What does the Local say : yea or
nay to this measuro t Y , -
Thu third sectio&says
"That all perlion?a who pricr to the
rebellion hail takenlan-oath to support
the Constitution; and afterwards par
ticipatedin the insurrection, shall not
, tie tompeteatirto fiWany public office "
, What does the LOcal say: yea or nay
proposition
The fourth and list one . •'
"kfaranteee the ir . ipay;ment, of the
Federal, and bars ;the:assumption of
the !rebel deht."
What does the Local say : yes, or
paylorcthis point?: k
• As tha ocal no , doubt elaiins that, it
is neither sailine under 441se colors
nor latte'inpiing to 'Mislead itati.eaders,
we" earnestly ask l it to make answer
to these interrogatories in a plain, di-
recta, unequivocal I manner; These
qtreettons imply all that is now before
the people on the I suttject of recon
strainion; and - If the L - ocal fails to meet
them as they preSent theinaelves, its
I editor will be but, doing ,in a political,
what his party did in,a military sense
duriagthe war, to-4h: shOw the white
feather. i
Tint Local , a few days after' the
15etnocratie County Cor.vention, in
ioferring to the praeeedings, bail:
Dien who were bever knowo to have
Gov , Dennison , Resigrs.
[Hon. William. D.nuison, tho Post
'master General, bas resigned his posi
Lion, on political grounds. It s is said
that Secretary Harlan, Secretary Stan.
ton, and Attorney General speed,.are
all on the eve of doing the same thing,
and for the same cause. In, one :sal..
poet .„cif the. case, - Gov. Denni.,
scin's resignation is a public 'calamity;
fair no man ever filled the position with
more honor to himself and, service •to
the counfrY. In another sense it. was
&Wig that he should withdraw from
an Administration whose head eras
conniving with traitors to make lop.
ally Moms and treason respectable,
Ex—Gov. Randall, the Assistant Poe—
master General has been nominated to
the Senate for the vacant place:
I.P. S. Later news brings ns the re-,
aigr i ation of Attorney Getieral-Spe'ed.
;hairy Stansbury will be 'nominated
in his plaea-..
Nebraska tr. S. Senators-
The Legislatnroof Nebraeka, on the
11th inst., elected Major General John
M. Thayer and F. W. Tipton to the
United State Senate. Both of these
gentlemen aie Union men—belong to
I,he 'Minn Republican party, and, in
additioti, are represented as men of
Markseability. • • '•
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Liii2l 4iiii'Atitvi iv
Mx _ ~!!•:. , agging and,
banterinc . .litilli4ii4eiOusly fot the
pain fesi—Sii,l46 1e4.10i ifalleging al
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the 7. 1 . 1 4 8 1thr:, 4 44 0 4, -601 . l itr eV.,,
thus iittij!ttikvi#Aittihii4its,- i ssa thts ,
they . 1 6 , c*igotng..p):;,..i.rc0 , 04 Dernci t
cra t i n . iiehilt4tthelgotO4r. f ateati i kr . ,
" 1 / 4-00 aldn't lisalii in. ibattighl,")ind
accordingly,
,after making death and
wounds in.battletlitristandard of true
9°1 4' 1 07, 44litie*:liet T ri vPu k itha l / 4 :.
for 'miry Arai that th e Local woulti,
POli",b; Wit: were either ..kilted - __Or
.worinded‘iii;brittle, from,-this °coot'',
situ; had.voted o;lwonld voter the'Dein
ocratiC 'ticket, we would 4 spu Wish !the
naineii , of
. FIVA . iiiiii; who never 1
1 who do notrinw,. arid probably never 1
rill act with or belong to that party."
Ta' t!lia proposition' the Local- made
this reply: ' ] ; ' ''' : ' 1
,io . .
Such a publicatn would ma ke ;a
fine army record 'fur the new edfice:s
party. Gloating over the casualties
of Democratic soldiers and the conse.
Tient enbanceracn . t of the strength of
an opposing pliticel party , i 8 a sit
ject we bad hopedi never to see ma de
the foundation_for a newspaper arti
cle . What next, 4i. Argus ?
Nothingf Unless ;it be to 'say thakin
all our; newuter4Erriesce, wo noir.
er saw a nlbre - complete suirender of
a, position, vaultingly : - . assumed, than
thiii one of theloceri's;_and we there—
fore ask hs editcir,l i abio4,' and deicisiO'e
as the "hairier witsito credit us with
at least two' Maria in the game ot
.•trip up" . l which belie playing witi; us
As i the irekid of !est week' declined,
to aci. l l .ept,norchuil - nge,to pahlish the
names' . orthe "title soldiers", ot4:gett:- -
• cO • .• • •
ver unty, and thewrerpectiv.atio
,
Mica! afflpities k we this week ba' eF
it to .t,tyit.s burtk-on such, soldieisof
thefctilinty•is Manifestly had ."no stow=
soh for the, fight," Our proposition,
henct, is this: - Forl every twq dese l t t ..
ere from - the service, or for ever y . two
that sneaked away) white a , draft Was
pending, whe..helo ged to this con / n—,
ty,_ and to the Union party, ptiblished
by, the Local, tu:iielf- in ie4d••
Ines to Pnblish 'the mes of . .E 4 IITE
such who are known.) as Democrats;
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and who generally
, voted , that' ticket:
Now here another opporitinity for
a. "trip up," and we-coldially invite
the Local to in 7 h
"Carried oS thpbpaiii..?
Lust. week we inquired of It he Load
w SSnafor,Repi•esentative; membei
of L l pgislature or Pri cite individual of
the l•dominunt party" it, wan tbatvver
atoierted that. Puegro, soldiers carried
off the palm. The Local 'repliec, by
snyi l ug that Ben Batter,' Chas. Sumner,
'lliad Stec:elk 13)ii Now York Tribune,
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the Chinago Repiyietin, and Pitts - bark
Gazette, all -have said : so. Now . - we
deky that all ofihern, or'any of thorn,
have said any s i 6ch thing, , , and we
challenge . the v Lac i al potnt the
particular spee.o or precise edittial,
in which such a fr'entence ()mai: Ilyo
wan ! .. to See it; We de. -
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, liAinisßoo,-.J uly .13th 1868.
Mr. iVeyand;j 1
,I .ar ,
n pleasea. to? find
yen again at. yilur fold . post. N;ever ,
was the need oWF.4a mon in, ail. pOhi.,
ti
tioe. greater tfla . #l. at prescintil We
can rely: on thidlin.j.s in blue t 7•thimgh
prating, politiCii.bl! may . go..'Whete .
-thrift may fO,tioy!."' 'Let them! go.
The .masser are': . .:t.rue , and' fai.iliftit to
the great realisli - Pr•ii4mnn rights:
T. buy will again - siie our country;! ;
i ti
- , r Those ctigageTht the . treasonable
'effort to traiisfq :our Government I.°).
the irelll4, hare intimated their plan
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of operatiohs; :Wherever+ theyl can
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get a _tool to USQ..I . they will! run' him
utruinst the reg icandidate
for Congress.
In L'hitadelpttia two or •three,t ,per—
haps more, of the 'Union candidates,
are thus to' Inv defeated 'if posSible.
TEo. B. Franylin „lit named as'the
one to run against. Stevens; -Mackey
agaiost•Wilson; Leasureagainst Law
rence.: The 88the'game is to be . tried
with the State Legislature. :Nor is
yoar little county Orgotten or Over
looked. is,! with all other Union
counties,. to be operated on by, the
Joh'nsoni:es. '
The c‘mpsign for this I purPose,l
think,has already commenced. The re.
cent raid it to your county. Was not an
accidental affair. • It ,was part taf the
system. The piograme is not, yetplay.
ed out. • If youishould deem it of sufli
cient importance to notice fee* t.t..
tempts in the same line; yon will "be
convinced, Ijthink, that caber
,heads
amtpther ptitstits than Johnson's' or
Cowan's areat work.
Grost anxietY isManifested by a few
professed Union men to have your,
candid Ate to: the House deli:sited If
money or miinimaries can effect. that
Object, both will be forthcoming.
Some riot "men 'aspire to positions
which would not otherwise beconnect,
ed 'Wi% their names. Raving' tried
the use of mosey. with .more or less
success, the baba of using it , grows
strungen.by renetitiot ti:l often all
Sense. t of propriety seems !esti
Yoh Would do well toy watch all .ats
tachi which may be made eonj your,
gallant little connty. She has a name
for patriotism of which, she may well
be proud., '
But, pet haply the • poor riuso , of
tbefirtit raid may iono the :plotters
to refrain and - tap their money and
rimisionarievliewhere. I I
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The ieeather ff+r the past fest days
balk heenexesOrely hot, sad the roads
and streets - nilenusquentiy beecnalog
very dusty.;
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liffedioal.
The Beviircßgra t iliedikkalikic
ItiVd iFin linens fterly nifeketin tik.,
theiDfni r Mona/ in Rotitkest,e c`o'•
f,
' ursday,, 2tli last _ S.. IP: .Eoss. ak
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'itinittie t siii., aa G._ *....,,, .Igita fi
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') igeerptsky, pp. tern).4 1 •••4 ii '
-A - 41-elltbeaprOtkenP--Dniat-3i , .-Eile*-
B. Feicht, L. Itiiunir.brink,P; hi...listli'
D. 'Stanton; J, M. Cumniiins, A. ;C.
Barlow, WilT.lLang fi tt...0.. Ctiniting4
•ham7l. Elliott,'- r -- Morrow. D...
'Margeiii;a4f / i Laugfitt, G. Y. Bold
and J, E,Jachson...... ~.,... . ~.,......., J....
The;'mina* eV the last "Meeting
'were, read and adcpted,'after . which
thei.ieveral - cOmmtttees ' were 'ntilop
upiiivto ; inport. Theltoird of'ct?tbOrs
reported that Drs. Elliott and Monne
hal presented, themselvea for adiiiiik.
shin, and were examined iloY-Dns: Mai
(leis ...- Batter/yr arid Lineinbrink . mid,
passed recommended recommended for' member/.
Dr. Boil was.also befote the bo at ;
but owinglo.the want' of 'colifirred
,y
in a single point to the Brat set tiMi_f:
the by-lawe, could not be fully c admi
s t .
tetd; but ttieuens•Jretnarcling him-. s
wcirthy, was.en; their,reeommendatin
unanimously admitted to the,meetir.iti
i...
and benefits of the' Society anti: he
would have an Opportunity to Arno, e
the disability. -
. Dr..; p. M. lierr, -- whose name; eila
previous...meeting. bad. been stricken
out, for non attendanee, appeared be
foie the p o:duty and.gave reasons fi'ir.
his at:mimeo that were entirely, Satis
factory, and wm
cordial
a titian
linons and,' very cordial vcite;restor4d
-again to meinbei ship. v, .- ' I
A matter of impeachment 'having
been for some time pending in.the So
ciety against Dr. S. S: Winans, for
contravenin i g, the setiond section, first
pang/kph orthe by lawe,the Charges'
remai ing l dnanswered, and talking to
give . tistatition 'at the; preper time,
was pelled by a vete of the Societ y .
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Thee u
e report of -oases eing i next to
il
order, Dr. 'W. J. Lisegeitt reported an
exti ewe case of, Pneumonia and treat
..itantrecovered. - . • ,
- , 1 ,T)4 Stanton ;reported ' two eases--
etas vereinteresting Casv of .Pseurnis-
Anis, arlititig tom costa: injury---iatai;
the othera' dislocation of the thigh
joint, *bich be reduced by Reiclis
plan- Dr :10m reported a very 4kt:d
ealt • dislOseitio:n of the thigh. joint.
wilich was inteesstully reJueed by
Sinittei plains manijmiluting,
.f '
- • Dr. Li ri ni nbrinic r eported kin lirgent•
case of Rheiinudism and treatment in
fOII--recovbred. The; roper% of , ihese
uses elicited , lengthy; and interestilig
discussions; especially , on Id islocations
of' the likige joiets, nearly - all the meth-
b . ers par‘ticipatink, ~. • _ .
'The etiology,pathtlogY and treat-,
meet of epidemic sholera b4ing-•nestin I
order, Dr • MarqUis, by 'sppnintinent
of the chair, opened . the discussidn,
.which was :continued iiitil the hoar
ot, adjournment:awl was hoth.iptereet
tog 'lliiii profitable, elielLing many ii7l
- ideas 'con neuted with their()l.
[WM ot'his much dreaded disease. ' 4 J
the Members not, havilizanOpportlisilly
to'spe - aii, the subject was tiontied
tp, the next itieeLipg. Tli43 .n ex t.
._, is
easethat will virile befor,e tliii Soei9l.y
as 'a subject for dr' cession well he:that
of Inyfentery : Dr. D ill'Kilinkiy - iiiks
contidued regular EsAaYiet. 1. fur's * `he
next
twit quarterly meeting, ilakd `Dr. A. l C.
Barlow altemate. , -,- ' r•
.On motion . n...v - ote aT thtink+ - ••
tendered to , the prtiprieCor of tke D
caster Huse for
in which ho oniertaiiied WOS oCio
After Ab o: tiansactiOn' of eolOO fort:
4sitfcss, the •Cociety: edjontlied
nieet at 'the sante place on the . Nee
Thursday . of Atigust;nt cr'e'
REivaal.
. Political 'Correlpondentse
.' .
. i
• The tollowriag correspondence 'as 1
~ . . , i
jait been promulgated 'l'-
1 . .
VtasitErNoroN, D. C., Jffily 11th.184 .•
, .
• Sltt:=4. ilav,3 the her:Or to , ' 'tender
youlherewith i my . •resigoation. or he
office of t i nstmasterCr'eneral,.. to :t.. Ice
.effect .apori,yoUr nottfYing,, - me of its
acceptance. -'• „In thu's ' withdrawr.g•
from yoUr Cabinet, it is proper to
,ay.
0 - 40. , no. so chiefly 1 because
. of he
'l.iiflerence.cii i opinion 'between us tra,,re
god to the' proposed] iimendinentl r of
the . t:enstitution, whieh I approve, and
the toovemint, for ,the - Cousrelttioo to
be held. atl Phiindelphia on We 'four. '
teerth'ptoidto i , to which Lam oppoled :
ISly confidence an -t • patriotism of the
Union Rorigli4 n 3 A
o rty,, and - convict.
tiOn.that upon its control of :the- Gey.-
erinnent, :depend in a ..larg6. meastare
the.ht,ppiness.f the . conntry,•.wali not
permit Of
,iny lao!tiio4l.fran equivocal; at
titude,
id - regar l to it.• 1 ),...-----
• AssUring yon of my_Perennal regard:
and. appreciation • of the uniibrni etiur 7
tesy I I have received .frdrn you, I ism,
very•ropeetfuliy, yehrs, tieL, ..'.
(Signed) -•.- 1 :, W. Dsertirtsog:
.-
, To the PreSident.,' : •
lExEcuirva MANsioN,
• WAsturcartm,,b. 14 1 . I.BOG
Sis:—YJor remigOation of the o
of Por4imaster (ienoal, tendered
pint letter of the'elerentli feet. ie
ly accepted. ' 1-
Follrappi•eciatini your kind to
ranee of personal 'regard,. , l. am
truly : and respeelfully yours,'
Vote non.m:
igned.) I ~ 'ANDRECIT 1011:1804,
h WDeinnison, W4eh
ingten, p.• u.
The Freedinan'et Bureau Bi;
~,,, ±o 1 a 300 :
j ! , iTASHINGTON , ,y Illy ; 16'. aou . '.
The, Po esident sent his mgq"utgepre •
ton% the Freedrnari's Bureau_ b.II to
i t
Congrhas to , day at two o'cloeg. ip At
five o'clock it had passed broL l
h sea
by more than a two-tthird vote, 'rod
'thus became the law of the land.
-d
There was :no ebate, in Abe House Pind
p ig
R
but little oi the Senate, where it rits
confined'', enators Saulsbury,tud
ricka an. Johnston. In the House
three Ranublicans, Raymolad,lof -New
york,' ICuykendall, of 'lllinois, and
Wasbbarno; of I.ndiana,ivoteci,:to 1.614"
tain the veto. IP iheßetoste Viu ' ia,
kle voted With -the Dentoorats.., ..
Lurnatxi, the preacher who w
ped hie. child to death; has eec
fromjail and gone tECanada.
\
'rho' Proposed Climer..o o /iiterle
' - Convention. '
~ 1 . • •
..'" - W - tie tiOid in the Pesti:llJuly 10th,1
ea ',for* State Ctiovention of honor., l
' id officers soldiers stn.&
bIY IC 1
riin'n 'Permsyliania-7-to be held
t lalrris rg On the • lefilay. of ,Aa.'
rii
zt. -l k may' be the, prime trotters
in-chis affair, we know not and cure as'
little. But it isla singular fact that a,
alai for-1-a - -convention, - profeeisidly,
origipated to represeet ouch ~rti.-larite
bOdy...of b oairrobleWird iiiittnitaliA ult.!.
zets g pf . this Cprnmouvrealth 4 _ehoul4
beim appiinited such: a.Ve - fyitave ( - Fla,
joritY of signers, who are sfittile'd!
;no coneld.eyatioe; either is, military,
jepolitical or eocral life Itaitvowedcitt
t is to , meet and adopt:,irerolutkuis
,(to be endmeed' by the' 0 7 :thinking
military), a u priort.i ng Hexer= Ce*mvt,
democratiocandidato for Governor of
thirißtate, - ..yire; have no' Objectione to,
this call for' e. Corivention. l ,-, Bir,i Why ,
is it that nonle of-eur renowriedmtlita
'ry leaders„froin.thie State--and we
Im l v.elmarry af them—.have ' 'signed jtr
1 There is not, the narne . of lone 111,a for
General to thle call, not one, Brigadier
General,, and but five . Br e vets; hitt i
there are%fbriyime,sergearits and eor- 1
psials arid one hundred and eleven
privatesf, 'whether even these. have',
honotably Served in the army we have'
;meths records to. show. We l ciurt, a 1
hasty glance ut.the call and by refer- 1
en6e,to the Adjutant-General's Report
are able "to inform the public,.' - as to
whether,these,men are protierlyto 4ti,
called the 4ghiing representativis M.'
our grand old army's, : The following
are soma of the ()Incept Widow 'records ,
we examidett.' i .
..'•I
ut . ,
Capta T. McDonough,' (Plarket! . Ottait7's
old regiment) in,seryioe from July .4th, 1881.
to November, 1861, ' • • 1 , -•
.Lieutenant Alfred Itebertskiri, - (marked_
same) in service from July 28thi , 1861; to Feb
rUary, 1882. ' .1 /, - i' , 1 '
•
Cola W.l Wo•Chrbet, in service from; July to
October, 1861—,two nionthe. 1' I i ' 1 1
, - Captain B. ff.' Johnston, in iserrice'trom Oc
lobert 1801, to July, .1862—ten inont 111. •
i' Lieutenant. Augdattis F. Bartlow, resigned
August, 11th, 1861. - 1 1 •
1 Captain David V..," Feaster, in service from
ApriL 1861. to October, 1862 !resigned.. •
Francis It Genger nerved (with distinction) I
ae hospitil stewatd aWhile. 1 • 1' 1
.. A. N. Light, went intOl the army in 1864 as 1
negligent ( surgeon. ' • ' :• , 1 " ( 1
Captain W. W. Murray, mustered out Of the'
service in 1862. , • 'I '-1 1
Colonel John B. Emblish, not on reoord,
but commanded hundred.day•mei. 1 - ii
Second Lieutenant N. D. Bennett, in service!
from • November, 1862,t0 A p ril, IB63—cis 1
i
Imoaths -- T resigned. 1
blojor James B. Treadwel. (Published Fre
well) ittsPriAje from June, 1862 ' t0 September,,
' 1862. 1
"Maj.,r l S . ' dimenton, discharged:from tb'
service in lune, 1868, after serving seven
mouths. ,i L ' - ' ' , ' -•••
-- L , Liente ant McLeam thorn, th 'se icefrem.
August .0, 186230 Septentber,llB63=resigned 1
Colonell3
Lieutenant. McDerinit, resigned
in '
Janunry, 1-86,3-,:was not in the service one
year. 1,
Mayorlß t . E: Taylor, resign' in-Jul Y., 1862
—was ''l. service ten months:
Adjutini W..-H. Powers. service - ham Aug
ust; 186 ,to July, 186 - 2. 1 1 - , •
Captain W. Aughiubaugh, discharged front
the : service in July, 11M1.'._ . 1 1 I
Major, James Ellis.can't be found in reports,
i (must,' be it_ itexOltitionary hero.), 1 .
ColOnel Joseph Jack, drnfte;l man.
Captain Lewis A. Johnston,lin service from
September, 1862, to September 1863. . ; •
Lieutenant Archibild Doug lass, ;in service
from September,, 862, toJait . unry, 1863-4hree
and-a heir mouths.,
We arc sorry we had
ran , through 4:ho whole
think toongli:hr.s been s
what {milt ary inalerial ti
wIII br co mpol
.-1„"0
Min
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Au,.
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9
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1.111: 1 1Se;at St,i' Co., -
k,,;,_ , DEALERS
F' ize
"Virast - oheits
CLOCKS; JEW EL
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3 -1 .14.1 N C "Z' C 3-0 0D S,
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56, FIFTH Sri' EET,
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Mlk4Aentis for Ore Amerman .
, I . S'atcti Com
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BEAKE.COUNTY,. es: H :
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1 - N the Orphans' Court . in andlfer the coun-*
I tY tat Beaver, and State of Pennsylvania.
CD. In the matter ,Of thC petition
for partition
of the real estate
. I
of. Adam. Graliant,• e late :of the
boron , h-of Freedom, Beaver county, dec'd. 1
And now, to' wit:. Junel 14th„ 1866, the
Court grant a- [title on the heirs-end legal-rep
resentitives of said dee'd.. t. 6 wit: Emily, in
termStrricd "with lames- Il9oper,l residing , in
buernsey county, llo.; Aflarer 6 reham,r resid
ing ini Padugah,l Ky., and allicth era interested,
to alias: cause, if any theylhare)„ why an in
quest Ito make partition of the real estate' of
said ;Awed., should not be awarded at in Or
phans" Court, to ha-held it ..Beaver, in and
for the county of Beaver, - on the first Monday
-a. Berember . next.' , - IOS. IIEDLIB.
IBe Ter, July 18,'66:85 1. .j . Sheriff.
`pit COUitT.SAL.E.
t - • ; .
B'il virtue
,q 1 an order of Orphans" Court,
:of the countylof Beaver, the undersign—'
gnardian of Rebecca Shires, minor child
of Chas.! P. Shiraa, dee'd. trill eipoee to sale
by PUblic Vendue 6r out-Cry, 'on theiPremt.'
sea, ea. ". : i •
Saturday; August. 1866;
at 2 1 o'clock; m.; the following describe d,.
real estate, elitism in the betotigh of Phillips- 1
btirg,l BeaTer County. Pa , bounded as fellows::
On the south'..,by Ohio...street, treating .ms
street forty.two feet or thereabouts,..and ex
tezidleg • north Ito ;the Ohio ririir; on east by ,
property now owned by C. F. Kaerlber, and
on the lest by' picperty of- hire. Mary J.
Booking; on; whichl to erected . one good two
storYiframe &welling house,kritli 'Ciller under;
nesth, and all undertgooctfence. -
TERMS—One-third of .the pure money
on confirmation of sale by' the Conn. Wane*
in iwo equal ananallpaymeSits fteno that dote,
with interest from slime time, to , boisecoredby
bond and • mostgagO. 1 1
• E -
• JANE EITTRA2I..
issrdiateof :aid Minor.
OEM
3E), 'LI. 13 ILI 4
_ IN BEA'
'I'IIE FINE LOT foetus,
■ i tiguara, and running,
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Alloy to' Few* !street, Bet
public 10(4.441, et, preu
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list. buy Ave
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‘3 66iiieutiOn
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BrzP4r: Norms. sUbecrib.
desiroui jh of witting into the hands
1)41:43"..14 ether intending, purchase
gun or 16ot, .copy . of the„Cabiset
Circuital,” Which- oontaink s Salt '
intares ' ngt
utnelioal information ,
.41 pees nu Who,ro.td this roast t 4
rilad"sa d they will forecardthet s
: I{ticttt`a ail post pa,id.
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Commerce
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on Wednei
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ruing.andiStraw,Ml 14i lated i tk
Very,_chemp. •
Flowersl..l3).xturkse;
Michas, O•
6nd Tasiele, Plain ant Panel
roideries, Infanta'• Waists.;
, c ,
.d Plain ] Linen Hand erchie
ira, oldlohlief Capi, , c . c.
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11 ; MS TRIM SIIN06:
All kind s , Veiy..che4.
l ice just received of Pipit
selliag at Low Prices.
RA L - HOOP SKI,.
SILAWL§. SUN Cy.
EILLAS, .11‘11:8,
HESS I;rNIIVQS, 1 , 11.
gN SHIRT: 4 , - AND
SHIRT FRONTS.;
rY & Glovo
er than cur. Gall itnier.
O'U BL E. to SHOW Gam/]
A. 1 11133/7 7 Sr •
.01111etsii.d Hits altorcif and clei
C116.1P: . t
ig, Pinking atpl' l Cioak Cuti
Anti nott,ct.
Irt A made to order. ItOtliitestit
ern - co:aver tbs pl.l64. 4 coriker Dr
ire; streets. itridgeorster.
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g felt in the community, and
that shout& be fiend in em
hey are admirable for stipp.
, 2 rthe voice. are better thy,'
Intent for xaorra music.
11Intio eria biployed oo tbet
pear. Their pribe brings tbe.
of all, eren Ivrea., of it!
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