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• lota el Rutile debiteit a pro ga
ltim44l4 r f llielr Oita Cotititution hp!
-iioro4l4 01 4, 10 ..f0'W14 WOW' by a
; ;vote.of 14 toll. Time elimatorai i pted
" No," beaten theywauted tbe ;4;64
" male" atiieken'Out bf.lbre the 'wont
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• "IfAit,e4" t„,,,
10Ifi0 aha i ln io Paft3r ,
"In rleni 64, ilental*Yibari bOn t
committing dePridatkm4''
penFeable etizeirCftioni tI! homes.
10 V d i l r i :o ll * *4' mO l Pirvid
laiddletca Cattle jsaail and OtberFt6:
ly shot him.
. .
~ t k Sur. ILegielature of Nevedki
Apetred a7Constltutional eutendmetat
0. 0 :04 1 9g for bletimild nm
te 90 daire ; and Olio gitiOglutlon
Oongreei to: annex to Neynde
the . Territory south of flake
mfork.Un yirginia 'lnd 'Truckee
hei e-2em-eouiroeticed.
tikr.
New NOrk;citylitveserious tliotights
of organizing a vigilance. 0014011tte0.
Initnitylsee for the iutp . Ouc , of *axe
cutineirittinti Veligeiwe upon the
murderers and roldin* fluit,peedi to
have control:there this winter. No
ll* or property appears to. be
wife 'for one ',min*. ihe
&M,cet , threltie elect tie
, politits of the eity render their rirre4
a mere . farcey • for 'neither cohViction
ox 0/ 0 14 i i101 / I .'# 4l 4 we • 3. 4dgee; Jo
- rim nist-4 414 efifee are 01 0 f r q1 ,45. ,
their diity. Under them • eircuM l
`• 'dolma a • great - ntimbei:of Citizens
I Purisipe tulip' . the Jaw into 'their
o _, tied: rre4 1 4 4 . ~TeiY York
'mains as ElenFrancinoo icemen necit
ompolpsOillgo.'
the Wai3hington eariespendeace
oftbitlieston .Post,we
lorliglti relation tothe Inauguration'
Ceremonies: . .
• ~ 'Custom regains that the Mining,-
tee 'octane of the ceremonies should
for the incomingand outgo!'
. provide Psimittaits to ride together to vipe
(Upitol on the 4th of March:But Ow.
•
Arent has plainly indkated that he
will net ride to the Capitolla or=
•ny with. Mr. Johnson, The
has not been consulted on the subject
by the committee, nor has he said
.anything to any one authorized to
Speak for him about the mattter so far
as is known. In view of Gen. Grant's
refusal to come in contact with Presi
dent Johnson, the coraniittee may
not ommunicate with the latter rela
tive lathe ceremonies. But, however
this may be, President Johnson, will
robably relieve all parties from em
- ent by , quietly repairing at 1
• o'clock, March 4th, to the resident's
room adjoining the Senate, according
to custom on the last day of the am
sioni and there remain with Ida Cabi
net till`noon; the hour when his al
' dal terra' expires, to consider bills
• that' ay be presented for his, signa
ture. •If this course be pursued he
Will not; therefore, be a party In the
procession • and other ceremonies
which will be in progress at the same
time In the, streams of the city, and
the Committee and' all other parties
wM thus be relleve,d ,of the dreaded
embarravment. „
The President of the Senate has
appointed as asp committee to make
the arrangements for the Mangum-
Con of Gen. Grantee I'residerd,SenaL
tors Yates of Illinois , Cragin Of New
lianipshire, and McCreary . of Ken-.
lucky. •
GENERAL Ounikor's speech to the
• Co'entitle°, informing him of ;his
election to the Presidency fromund
after the-4th of March next,is charac-
teristic of the man--shoit, pungent,
honest, .significant. He will call
around him such persons as'Will co
ry t the principlei the country de
sire 4 to be suteessful, " Econoiny, re
trenchment, faltyful coffections of
. public revenue`tind payine ti •
puhlie debt." If his linCwiec : rs
of Otbinet officers do not suit he
will not hesitate to make a second
and a third trial; but he will not inti
mate who he will toll to his Mivet
mittl he sends in their names to the.
Senate for confirmation. •ll4ein he
proves unmistakably that military
Charattedstie for which ho wax noto
rious. NG one knew his intended
:movements until orders were hinted.
By.this means he Inept the enemy in
the until' toe tate to ietufferect
his tactics. "I would as soon ininove
one of my own appointees as one of
' thee!) of my ptleceasor" If hdehould
•
pre inc O m l'Otoor , "101 l or 1 ° -
. faithful. tlere Ids ; ster li ng wisely
and' fidelity to the public iaMtestla
nutniftst. His line of policy,..thys
,bulleated, is, hilly: intiorso4 hi 'the,.
public of the whole UniOn,•and that,
it will be filly adherid to, those who'
know him will not hesitate to say w
"will fight It out int that line;" and'
he has not °flee been Nuttier!, to de-
But this little speech to ?fititton;'
published in our lastissue,ls ti Coin
_ plete claviculate on thepUlitidel tdietip.
;l card. It popphisnus the hoshi of
eabliet makers whoure filling Brant%
Cabinet with their particular •frlent,
every other (lay the week ;;
booing him with their unwelcome
and irksonie:r9monings. They do
tackk,ltnow, mir Are they to be lufortn-'
ad, who he Oinks 9t appointing l; tici•
they, cannot tell who Co opioe or
Wistytothvor.' They: , tiro completely
Ont-getteraUed,' and some of ,the ,it
is slisPPciOt ere ft 11 4#S 8 9Ke ovey ,i . iitl
decision 43rantltusbutitismili tinti
claw who firer never Antleified , unless
'bay the Prii 4 l*'or:putting;in
7
...., Hal ict esorY PoiIiASLI . *._t ) Yci
which:la of totportarice Solite . tow,-
moment, . and , who are ' ,. .gctitmtkr'
' kisSwn , a 4 . Ili 31,11 er5,. - trod well - 'nigh ,
played ontAxiliticitins.. - ' ' -, • , t i
, - .
u. )4(131r1.1.EN IS 0, hyDretkenta.
time the llousest-11.surnabu* H e
tt . :moerat and bah tema
OitiPt*cotmtk.' 'Moritga t iperyetitin•
ty ballevei In beno6rpc,y, loin getalr7
ally Mils up a Democratic, inn)orityi
ona or twe'llioneand. • Mr. Mertif
ten diet afore - feeler comfortable, 40411
tort troubled , fearti of Wag
:1411P04 at the next gettemteleptiom
Li feat he bellevoi 'himself to be be ,,
"end the mach - tkf watt - Cal' ruis6rJ
'ttepea, ark taklnithat view Of tAealt-,
Mitlpli; he tiinueii Qut tapiarei, and
SEMIGNI=g I .
77-1 t he made a motion in the
Ekstse to 7i o pay .
httndred d , hie
tlfteen hum. the
slon. To his t it dhe
willing tll his
might haiNt lA' es • • "
But Meldulhm's Indite= Prcmd
=I
E11374 901"1- he 4
leapt, did not (Min the mood to e
. nt.
ti&SEi Vale itlel *Wetter& trip*, I
OW% AwentY:44
tbr andisiFty ogalatlt the resolution.
k4 ' #g4r i
18 04P111( ihmehdl'
toiroe ttitspieteedotwsif,tbe pettle r ,
eratterrtr i iir firvoraretrehehmeot.
0440 1 biThi *li ev,iVe theme
tX4I 6 „*P 4 I)**,i . VOtOC tot ( The
prePot4tu ;•: • ,;11'
•I;P:,-
':'Are have received pie Arutaal fRe•
P6ro4, th e SiOno* -11 1 6 4, th 6
soKletol 4:414 4 4 6. •Eich ' 0e1k
recently, published. CoL.George..F,.
Xerailturd amcmg other
thp,ot:,•tgat'!!t tstobiiir**edthai
4 1 r WOOt*Or Weil** , ORAroPrtatiOlois
over five hundred applications "te , Le
received under the kitatohnide, have
boowOloollarYF koli! to' *Ow "-
,!,141,310 tyaitingi;tPithout OO.Y
hen
etit of the echogieuntU' atter a kill , '
chid appropriation shall haVe been,
made: It ahoUld he su ilielent simply
to Looo,o'
to erslertoriecure the.veetlY pas ago
of a bill , appropriating ample funds
for the purpose indicated. The chil..
cfro of thoeeyho ioeftheir lives on
,the Aoki of battle in dehmtv • Ot . :their,
.00antrii, and ter its petpetniog'
; ,bov
a Just claim to etiPport and 7 educatlon
tumi',the 13*ertunent . State, 'lbr.
Pie safiliY of :which • their P1.0r 1 4 1
died..
.. . .
..
' , It .
appears ' there . 'are . fotty-two
achedlii hlthe i dass ',indicated' above,,
located. in; , variety ; „Sectimia of the
State, east sad west, and at the dose
of the year thi3e, were 3,481 children
OfTettoryittilliiioldlers*; Clothed
iiiAtesat!, in
,oi-1 : I 17A' iirtrtn i .
but it notallthetWl"colitemplatel,
should beracOomplisedwhealheorig
inid' tippropriations . tisoere' Made - tor
4ig" . 1 ) 440.0 4 lasl4. our Common-wealth. Immune theParentofeoldiers'
orphatvg• It was not lithe inteatiori
that a pinthfiridiiield ' tie' thus i iirovi=
del ihr, aridWeilimlik,Mieritoriouti
remainder held hi'abekeice h r bit that
all should be taien and provided for
relying upon the faith and patriotism
,of future legislatures for any deficit in
the appropriations. • , Ihrt"wa are' not
disposed to. bei'eaptimis about ,il4mt
zi a
has.been somewhat indlyitiote:
I.ithilugh 7 ere Ace' to admit: not.
intentlo ~, hi • ruling, some to
abeyance whose dahlia, equally ent.l.'•
tied them to' eleemosynary benefits•
with those more fortunately consid
ered; We only say let the Legislature
wipe out the blot, or Mistake; by an
ample and sPeedyippropriation.
Col. McPariand—im old Soldier—
as Superintendent, has , prosecuted his
labors with unexampled zeal and fi
delity ; his heart and Sold is in the
work, and he has done all . that he
l_oppld to secure_the comfort and edu
cation Of thetender charge - commit
ted.l,43 WM.. ha has'Overcothe seem
411gly unsumnountable'dliliculties in
the fUrthemnce of Waimea gigantic
hi*, and is deierving the thanks and
commendation - of, in: appreciative
public.. - The cost of the system dur
ing the present year is estimated at a
little Over ssoo,ooil,..even,vdth the ex
orclBe of the mast rigid econerity.
Appended to thd rePort of the Su
perintendent is one front Mrs. Eliza
beth E. nutter, of Philadelphia ; the
lady Inspector and ExaMiner, which
is also interesting to the benev
olent aml charitable reader, and bears
testimony to ilici indellstigable exer
tions of thay, . d-hearted Indy, in be
half of .• .' orphans. She visited
all th,., , , , oois during the past year
twic e ',,, ,/ •r i ?, some of them thrks3 and
-
oft • , • • She'reix)rts the condition of
th: :as eminently gratifying. She
Vi • is - "Their physical develOpments
. , llealthfuli their hubliki unex
it,'' . noble, their Manners atfilble and
fl.
~ :.t, their conversation , inteill
gent and winning; and their entire de-
Uortinent quiet and lady like. : And
they exhibit' aka the mostimitifying
progress in the various 'branches of
housekeeping.' They km:kW hoW to
cook, latke,,,wash Mid iron, and are
proficient tin plain. and onhuantal 1
needlework.'.. At someof the schools
the girls make all the eletliteg heed,
ed—both their own and, the boys.
churchiand Sunday school facilities
are enjOyed at all - the' schools, and
proper cure is bestoweridike on the
developMent • iff the, wind and the
body-,--theine not being iticrificed,to
t heindueexerelseoftheether. These
girls* at, honor to, the State, nem- '
Surf to their Mothers, andi blessing
and= ornamenttosoelety.'?, I
ME
Ow' goad old Clohimon wealth las
.nOheasOitqblitilif ktiatongiorison of
"iin4iiiii 6 iVO'io n ..hei:aoldlens i ,`
pliant; with that of het , sister States.
130)4 skin& the keystone or the'arelt
thift"resi)ect. Le!, the uppriTtfa
tfoitXrinigktflielent. '
• • •
Wish 1)0111111 it Mesa? ~
' • 'Onlhe 14th &Aril, 1861; says the
IllittAltt : I .,Wfikai ,llo6 th 611 4 i'il
Andrew Johnson i tiit:n stayinget the
Kirkwood House,:Washington, i.tnd
(
i)
left Ids card • r . Min.; • There tsho'
ev,ideueu tba the iqifii, '*!iii 'cviir re.
turtled, but , here; are :out wanting
many thoughtful people who- have
believed thatHpoth's visit to 'John;
wn 'on'the inning of that ti tan' dui,
lAA, 84444 boAtIO in' it. . . *.
Now, as Johnson's term .:of office,
won for ' him by Booth's pistol
Itbot, draWs,,o - ii "elcgk'; th?o7,
. 0 1
ocean
,trentonStration of, retearkablo
fa*rattil consideration; not only to.'
ward the . staviting 'conspirators, but
'ewth icu - vitAl ' the remains' of ' , those
iii rt6 :to, 4ll6 : o, boor . Oiiiilt)r, . 0 0 1 kel.
.awtia r c l i k i43 ,)NIW . their, worthless.
Eves! =f The living Me- pardoned 'and
the'detid
ttterektillitylk iidU 1 / 4 tt
P?l f Ogen l I d 6)/ k*, „4: 41 0 1 0 44 T7
tyre, wi , i , wpo,Atnewmpukuver, the
newgraves)of ;haircut :criminals Oat
the eenturv•white pnbikloaimillistS;
vibtolthpatiiitii , With' rye (144:8f,
tivud d „Ai l, l i t t, , d 4 A,. ii).446.upeo.
new.eukinlas,apon the a im: whist; I Inns
&torsi ~..‘ ,1i.,, • ,I: q :, : ' I
! ' 1; W 14 4 d * I titn
;911ut ?. Is An
dr4,:ightimmill itituL in breast
the sallkof htiniet t • ja 4Deif t ovet4.
*As,. that it must needgmli forth in
pity oVek dB ',mei of bUtnitti (Th a d?
00100 Teti • kiefOtu s ! tat.'
p1i4i,8641 a .e.t!. for trenidrut# l 4.2
tv', uch il'alle'Surgivepisstab.,
all thlsbmdernees toward. the esee•
E
Ira ! • r.'.T: - . FY
te ir‘ - 1 , *. . ot theee:' .
't .. le
:••
neon 1 •
~ ry , ,
babl: / n
~ ,r any
,r.,.,
which is manifesting - Itself, in these
latter days of hii power, between the
man who stepped Into the high seat
of tho Presidency, made vacant by
be ns w om, Rae
!Mold antitheeheowed 'his ehyrii,
thin iteretilf thin" ; r ife one,! is
securely' MEW kicilkinl•
Tho w4net.gies„iftlieritutre kl *Pc hre
dead mil; gone ; dna the people are
'KM hidkohat theietokons ofdefbr
epee tg_the detail arid 'Hying conspire
' Atirsasking the ittintlotfelrhat does It
mean'ffuld ng no iingwer.
''`,ll.4g)
Ole a tiotietthiel'fiad AtiicrotlltablO
i.ctlthitf!tPu,t i.AelOblfeaniailerra.are
catching/. up and • pollebing pars
gtaphs ham ditihrent altwapsiper eor
refr , taler , 'llfashilf7 City,
purporting' eci give the Aefi: Otten.
*mkt, as expnwed:hY hint' rotiv - er'.
JAW& with CongiestmenVor other
PrOathient .inerobera z e!tholteat 1
,Publican.'partY, rhttive to the Politt-,
seitildiitatws o 4 ll (-hPtiltall
ricuoirtatolor Lurie Cirri:
itetandotherwbai. , MichpublusHotut
lytptya 0:M 3 1 4111 ml course
which the Progdeat , elect niay, see
proper to punme, and reflect no credit
aPonthejudgruentot the party who
inutateithd eleetcd Mm to the
Widahr.hils to:taknintOer
for four years after 'the ith . .9f 31 a refit
General Grant has seen:propett to ,
depari;in one In tiuwe, Wow the gen
erutiopted loni before lie be,
conelt candidate ftw .the Preside:l4;y
'l t iof palming by; in silence all pews
** comments and reports' hrirehl-
Ikon hi Ida tide or i ennverautions; and,
denounced the report.of_hlksayhuts,
ay even • by the *respondent of the
New York . World, as iitheue et false
hoods front the hiceptiOki
We hope it will not become requisite
1 1 for hlin to repeat the saute thing in
cieference to Republican 'alrrespen-,
. •
MIES
The history and ;character of 4:4m.
:Grant are • suthcierit warrant for the
belief that'be would consider' it du
insult to , the party, which had elected
him toildfik or placing any Man in
his Oilineti who was not with the
party during the war, . or who had
not acted with it sinc that time.—
lie understands party claims, and
Will respect them. •
TIIE.A.M.NESTY PILOCLAMATION..--
The Senate Judiciary 'Committee, to
which the President's Message lion-:
tuunicating'ishi Anmesti.,ProcitunaL
lion wasTifernid, reported yesterday.
They nccdo the right of the Presi
dent t grant a reprieve or a pardon,
but den . thathe is invested with any
constitu tonal anthority.to proclaim,.
a gene , •umnerity. The, report,
which naiades with the following
resolut on, was ordered to be printed :
Resolced, That in the opinion ();
the Senate the proclamation of •the
President of the United States of the
Vith of December, 1868, purporting
to grant general pardon and amnesty
to tillpersons guilty of treason and
acts of hostility to the. United States
during the late rebellion, with rester
ation of rights, • Was not author
ized by the Constitution or laws. •
Our next candidate tbr . Oover.
tor.
eintnumber of Republican LRAM
in this State are laboring to or
ganize a forminable opposition to the
nomination of Gen. John W. Gtnry
for the office of Governor of the ( 'on t
menu-taint by the Republican State
Convention which assembles in Phil
adelphia on the 23d of June. Why?
The Beaver Ilirilkvd, which is at
present the mouth-piece of the ele
ments that arc laboring to sewre this
end, indirectly gives the remain in its
editorial eolnmus Of the 12th inst., as
also in comniuithations from Harris
burg and Washington of previous
dates. "GeV. Hem' has not btvit
"the pliant MO of a few politicians
"who aspire to the leadership of the
"Republkan party In the oState and
"unless he "breaks" with his friends
"he must be defaq'ed for a re-nomi
"nation, or if nontinated it may lie
"held by some that a nomination by
"a State:Convention Isnot binding.'
We do not quote the exact language
of the Article, but ; the correct inter
pretation.
It le But a few ;weeks this
samejournal publiShed a communica
tion stating the fact that a number of
gefßlemen.(the same who are at the
head of this anti-Geary movement)
called upon Gen.Drant, and falling to
get hisjptoinise to hp pint the men of
their selection to - positions of honor
and profit, infornted . the President
elect that unless they tvere consulted
and their particular friends taken
care of, Pennsylvania would go-Dent
ocratic next year. ;
- We protest against this "Rule or
Ruin'pulley. The-41 self-eonstituted
leaders of the Republican- party of
Pennsylvania shotild know (asdonbt
leseithey do;) that they do not own
the Republican party of this State.
We ean awurethein -that their die
turn would 'not influence two Repub.
liclurvote!t lu Mereerllounty.
piepald •
J. Wilke,. arrival - of
„ bJr iro»•ains iq thilthnore.
13Atirtmonn," Feb. 16,—.The' ' re-;
imam of John Wilkes BoOth, the its
easisln swhich Were tethoved" from '
Wa.shingted on Monday afternoon;
arrived hero , , laist evening. They
Were cOntaineil Ida plaid pine box;
two:- Government blankets being
wrapped about thOperwm. The origi
_nal 'box, which Was , much decayed, hivirlurbee rotted by dampnerS, was
exchtingallor a OM) coffin.
Thetemains were brought its actin;•
ilyks piissible, and 'deposited at the
Waterman tit Mr. Wettver.:lt beaklike
noised about that !his body was here,.
tuidat en early: hour this . 'morning
crowds of petiplohegan tuble;
all anxious to get it glimpee of the last
mortil•roilaids of the , aftissin. All
' were denied 'adinladion, however, un
til about 3p. m.., - when the: box was
again Opened and the Issly, or rather
iikeleton; Waft transferred tda splen
did metallic • • 0
There was but little of the remains
left, the Hedy having all dinappeured,
leaving nought but a mass of blarkeit
ed'bone;: .Upon oue foot was au old
army. slide, and upon the other dboot
cut open at the • top..- This covered
the left foot, sha leg having lx.en. bro
ken Mills leap from thastage.box of
the tiaittre after. belted aseassinuted.
Preildent LitteoW, The remainder
Orb's dives tonsistodoin rough brown
.etatti , bhtek , lauds• and • vest y ail -
!wliklYwort4 aothat and deeayed.
hair ail remained: I •Duringthe'ilfter
uomf hundreds of . Peol4e. visited thd
, plaCei and aunt ewkre allowed, td view
. the ienutins. 4 Alter tt-Sliort , i time it
Wm , foral , that the. eurious:-ercovtla
'laid tut ititobltinkko almost to 'pieta*
tagik tanivenirs::, Many personaalse
Visited 11410010 re Temetry during
the ANA • the' interment
would be Made them, but mew away
dllaypiguted. .
AusiPoulh IMO lie r sons Edwin,
nooth and Junius,Brutus l',ootb. will
nrilvel' here to-ihorroW, when, Use
body will be dePOditisi in 'a via*. at.
the tiavernment Vemetervi and In a
:row days botieer.etly . Interred, In
"Re Primenceor tho„fawil,v, Utak'.
1 11 9 TO uotaatetat„beshle, t he.. reutabgi
w glualmi.StUtlits Hoothowniorr.
IKE
1312
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WAsturivroN Ft
'
SENAT ,••
Mr. Stewart, from the iiietfir
road Committee, submit* a 1.14 1
ty report, in opposition $ o the:: ewr
the minority, on - thh
Railroad Bill.,
moyllsokip*ducedilli4
Via Pal Wo,
ofthe e Avt AV
' lsngton,requiring all on en 4 of ,tho
- latestdranttliecttittnriltWaffolie
issued byldrui.an4 in alma his
Ability ,: by: thti rank, and
provldLagthatbekballnotbe released
from (=alumni Or.asslgneci, to duty
elsewhere, his own reqneit,
, Without the approval of the Senate,
' and that all contrary , (*dem shall be
nullatitt void.. • ••.1 ,rut •
Mr. Pomeroy, ' from Committee. on
Pobll Landsi , reportedi with an
amendment, tho. bill amendatory- of
the, haat July2T, 186 'relating to
the Itication• of Agricultural Mete
Scrip:, As amential the bill provides
simply that all such. seripshall be
rectived: from actual setlerti in pay
ment of pre-emption claims, In the
santemanner as is now.authorized
lawin the case. of military. *junto
bind warrants: :.•
Also, • adversely the liaise bill to
declare forfeited to.the 'United States
certain lands granted. in aid of the
construction of railroads in Idissitalp-,
pl Louhdanaand :Florida
- ;Mr: :Ferry, from the Conantee on
repea ts,
Paten reporttxl•.advenalr the bi
to l thodsteenth section of the
act of l'ilarch at ISO, relating to
patents for inventions and discOveries
patentaltabroad.. • . '
Mr.:Anthony, from the Ckaninittee
on Printing, made a report on' the
sultect of .reportingandipriutin de
bates, mid said he.tvould talc the Sen:•'
ate to consider it.toquorrow.:
Horan rmule .report, fnmn the
same. Committee, en :the policy. of
continuing the publication :by Con
gran of other public documents than
those connected directly, with or form
ing n part of the Umgrereional pro.
uttrliugn
' •.• • • ,
Mr. Pomeroy Introduded a bill to
abolish and forever prohibit peonage
In New Mexicci.
Mr. Williams. from the Committee
Public Lauds, reported a bill for
the ease of the Hot tiprings zcserint-'
Um in Arkansas.. •
Mr. Grimes 416116dup 1116 bill in
relation to captures by• Admir
al Farragut's fleet In , the 'mbudssippi
In 1862. In reply•tonquestion by
Mr. Trumbull, ho sain•the •• bill did
not give the oltitens or. inenanythink
more than thex were entitled to un;
der existing laUld, but would have
merely a technical effect. .
The bill pawed; , _
• Mr. Grimes called up the bill to
compensate the 'pincers: anti crew of
the Ktvirsarge for the destruction of
the Alabama. It gives to: Common,'
der Winslow and his. crew:V ( 3o,oW.
Mr. Trumbull Lulled up the bill to
re-orgnizu the judicial system of the
United States. It fixed -the number
of Judges of the United States Su
preme. Court at nine, ro
and.ipvides
for the appointment of Circuit Judges
to perform circuit ;duties now per
formed by theJutiosi or tbeiSupreme
Co, but requires that each' of the
latterfilwß do circuit duty for at least
one term every two.years. : •
Mr., Edmunds began . a speech in
opposition to the provision of the bill
for circuits but was Interrupted by
the expiration of the 'morning hour,
which larol up the nottaished
ness, the Indian - Appropriation
Several additional amenchrientS;
reported. by the Indian Connnltteo,
were adopted. • -
Mr. Stewart offered as an addition
al section the bill which lately passed
the I louse transferring the control of
the Indian Bureau to the War Do:
partment. •
. .
After discussion, in which Me&N.
Morrill, of Maine, Pomeroy, Morton,
Hendricks and Sprague opposed, api,
Messrs. Stewart, Edmunds and Coillc
ling fitvonsl the amendment, it was
rejeeted---yeas 8, nays at, the yeas
being Messrs. Anthony, Conkllng,
Edmunds, Grimes, Barris, - Howe,
Morfr.tn and Stewart.
The appropriation %vas then passed.
Un motion( Mr. Edinumbe hill to
repeal • the Tenure of 011 ice net was
again taken up, when•upon, at 1:45
P. m., the Senate adjourned. '
HOUSE OF REPRKSKNTATI
Several petithms raving that the
Almighty be meogutzed by the Con
stitution Were meivetl.
The Army Appropriation bill was
taken up. All the amendments n ,
timing ordinary appropriations were ,
agreed to.
Mr. Kelley made a skech expre4:-
Mg las faith In lien Grant. • •
Mr. Blaine appealed to the House
not to agree to the amendmentstrik
lug out the $200,00 su
0 for military r
veys mincing the approjwitition for
the Bock Lsland Armory and Arsenal
,from one million dollars to tive hun
dred thousand, or to the amendment
offered by Mr. Butler for the relince
Lion of the army.
The Hoek Island item provoked a
rapid and heated discus. , ,thm, suet, as
it usually does provoke whenever the
subject comes up. It was participa
ted in by Messrs. Blaine, Price, Kim
field, Phelps, Benton, Farnsworth
and others.
In the midst of the discussion Mr.
Butler, of 31assacl Inset ts, obtained the
floor and made a fluid appeal to the
House ill favor of his amendment for
the reduction of the army.
He characterized the antetuhnent
.offered by Mr.,Blane, ,as a delusion.
It Only provided for consolidation as
the ollicers were / redutaxl by. death
or court-marsluiL There would not
be a single dollar %wed hy.it, a single
servant cut off. But the gentleman
from Peunaylminia (Mr. Kelly) anew.,
recruit; cime here this inorning and:'
told time 'House. it must trust General
Grant. Under lt le mild not-muster
out a single °Meer. The muly , !trust
they would have to get rid of an 0111-
i.tv Iwotild lk in Almighty God to 1 1
bring hint to an end, for ho Would not
reidgn. [Laughter{. The R,entletnan
from PeptsylVaida (Mr. Kelly,)
largt army was neeeKsary In:order
to keep the Baser. But linty name
the: pollen the monil Power of the
election of General Grant, would not.
keep' Marilee In Texas, .A.n army,
scattered oVer that territory would be:
of no avail. There was not going to
may organized opposition to an
army; it was' going : to 'be - stealthy
murder, not In the presence of sol-.
diem; gnat behind their backs. An-
Other fact was; that one-fourth of all
the United States soldiers in Texas,
were ex.con fi xterate men, recruited
front the confederate army, mid-they.
Were not to be -relied upon in any
question between their old-brethren
in arms and eitizens of the United
state. As to the an that. the
army would deermso by natural de
pletlon, • he reminded the House that
there was a School at West Point
which turned out Wheels for. the
army as fast es aflit.vrs died.
Thoargument hall also been made
that members did not know unything
of the sultject; and tlq therefore they:
,must turn,tllo matter over to General,
Grunt. In reply to that he would
say that the Coustitutiow-pets , it on.
lite representatives of -the
Any gentlemen who . sny.S.!tiot's not ,
understand hatitr, (ion, or go
:home, lie has no bust neiS hire. ..It7
Is his' duty to MalerStand it , !We
have no buSim.44 to come here if we
do not know how to perforth the du.
ties width' the constitution devolves
:Upon tta. iThe Uonstitutiim sendarar
here-to legislate, -not to Mke the pie
NJ* or any inn; • Here hi:a :case of
economy. Hem is a saving of thirty
lnillions of taxesi•Let mi,seo whether
tide talk of economy, this kicking of
soMe_puorcledutantaithisoverthrow,
lag•t a small aPProPrisitiou for some
puolic, Work is.to occupy. our time,
,while this• great: question -Leto:have.
Ate go by. • , .• )
Mr. Blaine, of Milne, mule .
ear.
Asst appeal to the House against the
adoption ofMi. Butler's amendment.
lie hoped the Moo would not vole
CMS
- time meit r ihat w
.7118thaPna
Auct.
"MeritVll
idnsidlil
Nadal' aptb o ori that
_--
should be no apiadatments until Con
it=itaddllake ;hold of the wait
tiLit t sigh byithis me tVlak ,
Moeda) istration of Gen. G
armsdebnlibbe *Eris_ rapid(
Inteeneinsiembeakked4rae torotk
ifjedtie amentbnent , ;‘ ,,, ,E•l mo . 0 • 1
.ibrin•Butier,ottented.• ,:.yr .1
,r Quiz WaSoid peered
,‘l -**,
at
fr.. utler.—Npu, compel perfect
attirthlna , that 1410 all °vele. -1 ' 7 .' 4 . 4
'kr. Blaine went oft to sa_y that un
der hhiplialther-mocess reiluNotk
Would I gu inpuna l t, Met ,
'the bill was; jmprolied.,4,4' wasn't:by
eudeUivsu: tgl tak . e, 41. 8 .414.
tit ft Olt lill'hoYdn •
Mr, Beyer usked ttnanlinoturti*,
sent to on*tinturimidinent *edit*
the Secretary df • War ~ 17W enhaelidato
the QuartermasteesDepartment,the
Chambray. Department and itne
Departan'atinto cateDepartaropt,,
t 6 be culled tbe Defaurtment of 'Sup
""
t cheitoels island apprtmrintion was
a tatiberdebated by Abbersa JAW
it d Pruynfavor, A u f t Nitypani
*ILA it. , ,
Phuillithe delzMi end 1 04.44,
licitge`proemledtd n4lhazari
otti4 rimendretthat: ' ' ' • '
I The arnetidthent- striking out the'
en in.rnittitill•suer !e(a.s agreed
}littiikenChnent reducing the it . c.ek
Islanattpmalation. from $1,000,000
$OOO .100, was disagreed to, and the
nliProprtatton , ettinds tit Ix •
Tile (petition was then'taken on
the sabstitate offered lastnight, by
Mr. Blaine ter the , oonjoined arttentb
nientaor and Butler.'
the substitute:,was agreea;to-•;-111 to,
Mr. Eidridge mOved thoUll
I t
• •
on the table. Negatii+ed.
The bathe* passed,
..•
. . ‘• , •
•,31r.,lltonr4a„.frontthe .Committee ,
on (10mile/7cup:reported wlth itittetid!
thent,the - Htidise bill to repeal, the
tad, upprttvetAllarch 2d c 1867; regain•
the dispositiowof fines and,pen.•
Alton and ftteltures.r,ecelyed : udder
thelawsreligfigle : ,custintai,'ltulttto•
Amend ehr ten 'at's" for the prorcu•
tion and pithishinentof frituds on the
revenue; and - thelpteventiontifsnitig.
gting:-.Thelmiendmetit restricts the
ropealto thefti, &I and' 4th 'sections
fif. said act. .•,.. . • ..1 •
I Mr. Corbett called tip:the bill to is-
Sue un Atingle= nit/biter-to the ship
Agruof Boston, put under the pro s ;
potion of. the Britistillag daring the
rebellion, r • • • •
I
M. Nyp ibe vet. Atringty op-
Pcmic-4 -AO pl4o.llpg_ 40 - -Kjklul ship
InvnOs whg,, trout
had put them. !vessels 'under foreign,
flags, to brhigthein again: 'under the
Protection ofourtiag. • • !...
I Mr. Canie#cin was in favor of a getv
eml bill applying to all vessels enti
tled to beg
i again the protection
a the Ilag, and_ until such'
a 1)114mo/dine passed - he would have
the intelested paities wait
Mr. Nye inoved an amendment
upending the.provisicjas of .the bill
to all vends similarly situated.
, , The dlecusoluil continued until the
xpireelpn of the: morning 'hear,
Which to repeal
the TCALIIIMAPffiOI3#4., -
The tl • /08tiiid the gonna.
to .7. der jhobill to repeal
the Te
oa4, ORlXiistg KO. the !`l'enure-ef
eet haitheO . ti enacted to meet
,ittemptinjule in. , the interest of
Slavery dud; treason, , to, maim flier
of the integrity of
ifs eitimwi," awl to employ,. the ',wisp,
id the nation 4o _enrich. and it•••••rand
lze the nation's foes, Now, however
that e4igency..lual : passed away, anti
the executifeefilee was about to be
entrusted to line who never set him--
iielfaliove law, who ovary where had
evinced such a,w'use of moderation,
Ciumeity awl, as entitled
him to the tulideutsc,of the issiple.
iiu-ition was how dispense
With so nitwit of the Tenureof-ollive
iwt as was now . needless and 'neon-
Iveuient, math:3l3mo With no more.
Looking merely at the requircultlllB
id.the next four yeas, he . woulti nava
objecit ion to t lie ah-olute repeal - a
t, or its complete SUSlien.iloll; bill
neither was ficevs.-ary, and for. other
.reasons Le preferred to retain the law
ln the modified form in width it will
dant! if the report of the ~Judiciary
Committee, be adopted. ,
I. 3lorton raid inasmuch as the:
law advouitql by the Senator from
,New York would require the Senate
to pass upon the propriety or impro
priety el ,the !'resident's aetioif , in
removing ofit6irs during a reis_.-ss of
'the Senide; it:would be a mere .inat
ter. of
. pliniseology, as the Senator
'from :New York laid said it would
Mr, Conkhug replied the eonstitu
tiou provided that. the - lute shoold
rt.vise the uppointiueuts tif the l'rest
ut wade, di riug n rivezts. ;
Moiton Said that under' the
law before the'paaktire of the Tenerti
.,'of-ofileeilaw whew the President re
Moved the,,rectee and ap
pointed D. to the vamncy,
even if the' thsutte refused to confirnt
the appolubnent, that did not put A.
11.: back ; but under thorlaw, as the.
Senatorfrom New York. would have
it, the refusal, of. thoi Senate to eon
lirmaxatiptinsion from aim by the
President would put into officeagain
the ottieer renewed, tee that it would
not be without practical
,effeet. "
Conkling replied that at the
sauna moment,- With -or without Om
law,: the President -Would. levitate
elothedith the powers of filling an
office, hecupse, under the law, an of
fice inu.st-rentaite vacant till the
Senate continua the appointment Of
someone to-tilt it and: without the
law the President *add dismiss the.
incumbent of an ofilee - and .appoint
a substitute to hold the 'place duringi
'the whele vacation,. . • ,
-Doolittle told , the question
whether under the constitution `of
the Unlted.States the, President ha
;the power of removing . front ollice,
- was by Dolmans a new one, had
arisen in the beginning or.the (My- -
ernment nudist* been decided In the
atlintutive‘ and: la the ' letter dayS
of the giants Webster, Calitoun,Clay,
Benton 110 i -Wright, Want
ttllsql and had been debated lad
rated indite same ,wity; hitt the Ten-I
two of since nailed introduced a nee.",
'element- by requiring that. renewals'
should he Ow muse, thus putting ev-
ery telletrwlenui thO President de
airert turenieve • upon trbtl.btifore the
Senatesul ,stildooting hie chateFicey•
tuni if in pity ease
the. Mateshould decide that the
L aiwitt ataigned watt good, tho (Weis
-101 t WOW( I etve,the effect ofae public
itkifftuent flint:the tkiliCOr hi question
!Was unlit, bebause of h • 4Ycharackilltl
thold (ace, Osier time to4tl Eiyiltmtv,
arememl frOUI tatiim did out involve
the eitameter of the persou removed;
,but. iudleateti•that !the Presi
dentpeeferred the new appointee:
hawever, en attempt:should be
made to curry: 'out, practically the
theory that every removal -must be
for anise, it would fail' forwant of
thee au thu : part ..er the Senate to in
vestigate eases that wouldarise, so as
to heoble to determhwithe suflielea
ey iitslitileieney of causes uesignO.
aitel'enUrteof-Ofilee Act was wi•oute
in thenyaud hanitahle of execationi
tool therelidu • he , wouki vote f o r its
• Vixen •Wiiii,he voted , against
the Teaure•tif•Oillowbill when. ft was
on its possge, and should, votefor ita
desmf
hope►
hap
w.-,fs •
7". , :tlif • ; ; . ./. q t . :. ng over him.
` - ldr. Robertson was In fa or. of the
' • i; ,''• ,L ~.. ~ l e rq : {. , -,-; : ' . ' il c h: 11 : 1 1-'
113i t tfai
t. meek
" . ...; . 4140,hgtik would
be roLimanigea so *mein
IflettAlfratitr -""'"" '""
-.1 34r.tliolve opposed Siiikii'; .. The
tifgtuttent!ikat theact-elt.' ,be re.
p ea ud
; p h fi c qz, tl. " 'could be
Umiak-ha& noegket:upert. itil ,m W
eetrie; he iiig i lifiVol l taing. MIRO
eriglitallge not stpontli‘rotuld that
Mr., .Jaluma d' trusted,
tet I,44WitiJ: - assn
oppa
_thine linte l : to' 7iiititiy: great
,#}WalFe,.,of .thtk Aitigrest_that,
over 1 . /kned:llcl uWw list Wriitlfu=
L ogi ;.,,, „,„,, • il , T t., ...-4 i
l' Mr. i34o4o":44lCheliar not the
,slightest-wants of oconfkletire iftiritlid
PrVggeleety4lA Vile,:centee'Y
he ed,,the, , generacv3 of
the peoplNiseetruser tion
In width he Gen. rarity been
, plaoed heladltonittetthenottfidenee
,placed.inhltit.;:ht there,
NM 8 . 01110 dan g er ognannifOsting con
.fldenee in an. anwiskiMit t iar !repeal
ing ille,Tenurorof-Offine aet. :Ile be
lieved if -that ‘net! had ~..,..L :passed tivent c lY *WS Wit.' ' ji r : ..".
hetteror.tberountart f h :..! k
vorreontitutingit nT. 'a 1 •
teethe present, mad Palma* always,
and even if he were'l..dispoeetal to re-
Pelki llt its WOnld.tiot dolt .oli lAA eye
of an adm Wish:agen t because it would
look like Milog bk.'ftsVtheltishig run.
. Mr: Merton sobe,totldroili the Sen
ate, but gave way, tea motio n to lBt
Jolt
jo whieh wan circled:l:, -
Adjourned. • . • -..
itertni or nEvitioltvr t krAviP.
Vwenty..Of. hist - night's A absent&s
were htlothehar alba House
'by - the ' ti 7 ittiAriii‘,slithen
was meal% thatturtlierpretftdings
iicrd qw, call 'og the ;11 - Oise.liesus-
The Neit;.* MakiVre,tiontketed (Act:-
11911443 e .tikai debtitigitidAtickled iJ
giving -the seat.ti? . ..? , fr. 1.1” . ivim, the
ecintestarth • "
Mr. Schenck, by utiaidineus•
con
sent remited.e joint teeolutlotitw. t
ipopinetholtitio for the tlastrn ing
of the House •ot ließresentatlyes for
rFlf-trsfeitAresd it of
e4tlt Burch nett to three skloek
in the afternoon
• or.M.r.,llontwell, and
.underaltispension of the rules, the
Senate'tunendnient to the Joint reso
lution proposing an antendinent to
the Constitution was taken froln4he
•Speaker,s table and.read, as flaws:
`lAurti.v: lrAti7l. The right
th tell tateettivote
una >S b e be dented or
abridged.by tho'iThlted States, or by
auy'StAte,ett riccourd'of ram, color or
previous condition of servitude.,!,::?i‘l
~ i.
~~
"SEe. 2. The Congreag shall have
poWer to enforce this article by tip
pr9priate legislation."
,slw.odwodas4o l l3lx.lloutwell
to cAv higi to alteriuf gmendment,
pmviding that the said amendment
to the Comtitution shall be submitted
to legislatures to be elected hereafter.
Mr. Boutwell declined to let the
amendment be oillireo, remarking
;Commis pidaio , :rigtiqto select the
legiAlatfireq to Whfen - an amendment
should be submitted.
Mr. Bingluun desired to offer a 9 an
amendment the amendment hereto
fore agreed to by the Senate by a vote
qf 40.t0_16, 04,follows:
"The rfghforkitizeng Qf theCniteg
States to veto or hold ()Mee steal hob
be denied or be abridged by any
ittiltdcnistkiinnt r of nue or Myr,. na
tivity, property. creed, or previous
eondttlon of servitude.'' •
Mr;'llouttrell at first refuseti*(ll-
low any amendments to be offered,
Amt. statsiecineutly. consented to the
° Off&hiA?Of the abot+'n`rnendinent by
31r. !Bingham and other amendments,
by 3.4.,...lra,Shellabarger and
not admitting, however, the maiden
! ment proposed by 31r. Woodward: .
Mr. Shelb i tbarger'f i amendment •k 4
s3,lllll.l(itird:
.1 •;
" Neitla:r ed States, nor
any State," shall abridge or deny to
AUX anadneitixcli of the Cninsi States,
of tat , :tgeoftwentY-oneyears or over.
and who is of sound mind. an (vial
vote at all'eleetions in the State in
which lie shall have such actual resi
silciaraj 0141 be iiirt44trilipti by !lily,
,lexteitt **kV"( lai'S
illereafteT eni.;:tgk• in insurreetionlor
agltinst the I'niti4lStates,
and such acy :hall be duly convicted
of treason, felony or tither infamous
crime; but such right to viite shall
lac, soli (get to such A:pi:Aiwa and:
'forni . pf th(tOr htitplientioil to all elms
ttAns tb; may' he providtid by law for
preserving the purity of the electlohs,
and 'Pre : scribing the times, places and
-nutungi of holding the statue:"
The amendment olfered by iMr.
Logan was to.striko out the words in
the Senate nmetalmont " and to 11(4(1
oilice." Ile .contended they were
utivet,‘..vstuw ; that there was nothing
in the Constitution of the United
States
,restraining the right to hold,
°Mee,. extnat , as to the Presi(l4l4
and Vice Preddeitcy, and that to,
embodiment of ilak:e words.in the
tV , lrstitntittinallyn*lponit woulii en
danger - its chances liradoption.
31. r. „ltutk , x, of mas 6., expressed
almihar views, but still announced his'
Intentiuq 4o vPto for - tlioonnendinent,
lit order to save this gnat measure of
justice. , •
:pike ten minutes in
hilvomey of ILIA prolict , (l amend
ment.
3lr. Woodward spoke tiftven
ntiu
ult i,t ailvovavy of the anti
which he:died ( Hired . to s
He deetartAl that it was a lieorical
tuitLtraditionary
*lvan la: pollfiet th#4 Cfricattwa
an ttlii.o and barbarian nice, which
*houitt but:Rd oo or part itt the work
'of tho thiverilitient.
offered a re:.olution
that tho.,rules I o suipentied and the,
rece's und ev,ening session of teqtax.
be dispensed with, awl that the Limbo
proceed immediately to vote on . th e
pcpding amendments and the Senate
mut re4olution without dilatory net
tins. ; . I
Mr. Knott moved, at four o'clock,
that the Houses adjourn, the only
dilatory motion permissable before
;witting Um gnestion Tithe buspol
sion of the rules. .
The ilouiterefused twadjourii:
The rules wercsuinictuded, yeas nil,
00,VA 37, 440d-41.30.11". , 10 ii 01 1_40lopteti.
r ;aim rviAts , mits dist tacit on Mr.
Pruyn'ti lunentintent; Whieit was re
jected-,yuy, 71 ; nays, 97.
Mr. llitighain's ;intendment was
iill4lintriul,to., 7 4/..te, 1)2; nays, 70.
Mi. 'S11(11:116471" wi thdrew'
m
aendment,
The South. ee..ultit inn as atm
liras pas4kl-Orennll.ld; noyig:t,i.
Adjourned.
t— •
Ox last Wednesday the I lowe at
iltirrishurg chbated a resolution oiler
ed by Mr. N'ankirk, of WashillglOw
coNnt2 Ipidisq?te witlogmw the
tWoittkittN•etfgd fnutnentttellteers.
glad o toi that Mr. Nichol
*Aoti,in r dcfn member, took the cor
rect view of getting rid of then!.
theilptitttp:he,ttki) '"..
"Contriiit his judgment he had
noquiettes4 ;in the resolution of ttitri
party franidg for the creation of addi
tional ..ntlipem, tifileets teak
• the . .l*.it of obtaining their pay.' The
Senate had "tome power in the prezn-
Isesund he . believed Nast+ witsa third
.Pow,er dotheiwtiere'dbout tlid, bill (the,
Governor.).: -All this that* men kne*
before they were appointed. Lot Ite
House pas :this resolutlim for their
ditunisani. 1 , Then let it pant a joint
resolution for their pay:" • .
The *House, however, has thalAly
10,fased ty dkquiss theth.,
walks — ,ity.
By Mr. Fist. 4pplemeat to 01 . 4
Soldter?penslon.
ney great
id do 80 j and :per-
PTPOqo 4 . might
amplimentribtvilonongaMs wa
W te r
Com j•relatlye .thlin.. lo PllbllOwlll
.fo; the
on o P rAcensialliorr
ers in each of the townships of ficott
and Robinson, to whom all appihs
-4
Bons for liquor license shall made.
By Kr. Connell—Providin kw old
gl i gt=ters d for
ttlkiid dell
giving aeumkbalf I".n,
By 26 r. ligt—Arn :. . ~ , We
ditrtet brill4ee • , mpany
by changing e name and .. , ing ,
the capital stock.
By M7 - firabam—Relative: to. Re
serve Township School Dlstriet, Alla
itexalau, . .. il l vi e g at tArple's .
..
proZ.) ting 1 e sale of liquorsin Fin
ley townsip, Aller,heny county.
Vi i kr:ol4.l4;6l'hu f tek t iiiiii.wou,,; i
Mr. Lowry called. tip the reeolation
offered some time ago by him in
struding-the Educational Committee ,
to irigate the affairs of the State
Agricultural College and report any
iftilillatiltdaofortedds. Adopted.
CIVIL COLE COSlithoilo.vans.
Mr tiou lust il e i tr i g t e t o Judicia ry a Com illa:
tuittopo.toextuninetntotheproprkity
~13pti A tatt wisetiortaimu,
emeoptto od
fy...thy reduce the ex
peal& ditilaithintubuwealth. Adolf&
' ••At the afternoon •sessiow the bill
revising and yonaolidating tax laws.
pethei.Muodttealmtnended'
by the joint commission consisting of
the Seere4sty of 'tfie Comtponweal th ,
Auditor General and and State Treat',
urer, being the special order, some
'tiftictlret poirdpolie find rend
ing.
• Adi.QtkP4,- -
11017 SE. OFREYRISENTATIi•r.4:
r. an irk; o Wu tiington, in
troduced a resalutioa reciting that the
necemasity for twentyleven
tional otHcent lutVing eeak.ed.to
that the remainder of the twenty
seven not already' diacheci by the
Speaker and Clerk be relieved front
duty, with pro Wy pay for the fiend
served, at the rutd,provided'by act of
181;8.
• moved to.
tifiiefialty Waking iLa joint resolu
tion. It the Daly, way In which
the payO n d be obtained. •
Mr. N • laon h of 'Deaver, said the
Senate iield,:ilevert agree to it, as
they had voted it 4doten'onee before.
Mr. Rogers, 'or Phila., Democrat,
took the same view, and (missed the
pay{mom of unauthorized officers.
Akf,lellqugli-of,cmwford,Dem:
beret; supported 'the' 'restitution and
amendment. Ile would remain here
the wholesyear before he would yield
to the Senate in this matter. '
Mr. Webb, of Thrga, Republican,
asked if he (Mr. McCullough, had
not had a'man apphinted among the
twenty-seven?
Mr. McCullough answered yes, and
ho would see,hint paid, If he paid him
Mr. Webb asked him who told him
he might have a man?
Herr, 'Republican, of Dauphin,
answered that, the Hobbit= party
had glveli him
_permision to nagioA
man. . Will ot. y
..lwo
?Ir. Webb dettle6l.thaktlie Repub.
.lietdiu had done anvil:Nth:thing. lie
several Itepublleitruo who had
not the'privileko of naming a man.—
iieftdmeif had reotilieenablii
a single appointment. •
I MK litmitg, 0 f supported /It •
*solution.' lie would also stay lierti
a. yatr, -if nevoi , ary, tai furompliii
their payMent. I e Rahn:ult.. 4 - • .
severely upon the ,rem for critic
hi intiodueing the ori
resolution for tulditiotial officers. Ile
' bad offered- it by . instructions from
th 4 flepablietta cauefil, dad lie%kie:
toyed it wi t s rerun try..
Mr. Me3lillen, ifenincrat, of :kW*
goinery, also supported liaere,olutiou.
Ile hail been abused by, his part,y4yr
doing so, hat WAS
would lir right in spite of tiny MIT-
Though he hall not obtained
an appointment, lie favored Mr. Van
.kit re4olutiou t if...loade a joint one.
.i• i-. Mite.Plityfortlillenttograt',-of Fayette
saiii‘that after hesenitte had refused
to tumor, in the House ,proliosition,
thel fou;4 4 had no bushiess to create
.additional officers, and they hail 86
'reason to ex twet ray.
NVilson, l of Allegneux, favored
Mr. l'aitkirk's resolution, and hoped
it would, be. madeaJoitit 'resolution.
11eferring to a paper in Ebensimmas.
abusing him, he thought all that edi
tor,wanted vas live dullaricto tell tip
truth. " . -
Mr, Vankirk. spolie at length iu
support of his resolution. no thought
the additional officers ought to be
discharged, but,the,roughtto be paid
for their time.
.Mr. hick withdrew his amend
ineut, and fitTsug t renetred it.
tbrindan, uT (4finlietland,
fended the Deintienitie igirte from the
charge of extravagance while in pwir
er. The additional officers had been
faithful, but theparty that appointed
them should set them paid.
.3 „ lr.,struntlea funendursit was adop
- tic 441
Mr. Bunn, of ..rldlabelplna, v
iii stfli the pay to
actual Alayii served. Adopted.
'l'honattertretsdi eu. edspiritedly
for two hours, and the Joint resolution,
pa,ks.ll finally and went to the Seunte,"
I:I.:NEI:A I. A PPROPRIATION 11111.
Mr. Wilson called ux the General
Appropriation Bill. lught sections,
providing. fitt`thettclmittnenhi, passed
tind reatillttf in 'ronitittee of titis
Whole:
kploprued with evening.
PIPE COM PAN V
At the evening. se,:sionlr..Amtri,
of Crawford, called up a manuscriptuuuscrippCrawford,
nut, just 'Tenoned, incorixwating the
Westeni Oil and Pipe Company.
"-, ' lir. Playttjrd n0u,.4t1.4. "tt wits a
gigantic corporation, and tlio hill
should be printed,. lie 'Moved tel
r ed
pait µme it:uutil retitty ,•
Me. lkileheasan roam theprg
eeeditiv infamous... Tie emit atwail
story lie , heard 1,0, nigh was damna
bly true. He wanted fa rphiy.
After an excited di. lission, the
1
parties cOmproinikkr ki . lying the
hill over on the kvond re ling.
V,ll/Tfunor9 ti j i.t.. , , •
'I a. algniqfrfattrin hill was fart het
(.1 I nsidered.
Mr. Strung tatithrl au ittnentintent
r . s . ..*Niatu o titt tlpArtilloot t . 4,h01l
ail Ile Vittsurer to
17: . 1 11, - 0 exp,oses itin provided._
4
.f, At opttx,l
• '.:ktelktil.3lllleii moved an anientl
inent increasing thp;mailtty.vi mein,
hers to fifteen hundred dollars. r.. 04.
.. -.Titirtpoeven seetfints were passed
first reatlin. , without any inattiritti
amendment. - ' ' ' t •
AtlJourntet - • I
t.rt •
" .. IFit.: Pt Aix says the ml st't. heap
ed on Geu.Hutler for the eottrw he
took jir relationjg. the rulings of
tral i mpe, iii. the:
most unjust that' have' fallen mr•tht!
devoted held:Of:Had kentlenuoyand
n'good deal. ife
PeartNl merely as the el tampion (ix the
Honse,'.that hadleint grossly heailted
throe& the bluatktriag ,of Senator
yade , Had that Senator nutde his'
: AE14,461,4 - OEI iirst, or had he rendered,
.
it hi arensonable, collTicon Ing*,l
there would have
law Waal lgl.„'"°:
• - • cbandlaa.
or b la . NTea
' t 1
br t y4z, lka; OeY Vs 7 toHt
"..
re '1 ori wm, Y. L.
.1. n Az, A» durraftnk4
lligUnni, &rigs ad Mani
•PI HO ••• ,
to sad Ornamental
_
ANPIMPAXIOIIIIq 140IISEL
411 artkles liequired in 4Ae!
,Pif r oer, p:GreemPe•use•
Tii ; WA* , ouil 1.4.44(.; nr
•
Garden & Flower Seed 4
'PliPthevoi l tisati; our
long and favorably known througliOnt
the United 114,e10k. nr4: Jolly Weaned
wherever Irk. - The folliraing Ceta/ogues
wlll be Ault tree to applicants: ..+1 , 4?
•
Riscriptire. 4:l46*4llglagi , Hwid-.Book
of &a s, Seed Not and Seed Po
v tatom, 14aitaining Directions for
Planting,Preparatiotaqf 051 r
MarketAlardenor's Llst„for Giudineis
f.ts PrA n i i i. as •
Wholundo Price ',lit, Posillvell for the
Trade only.
• AiiiritiltWeil amplinnenls anElharepli:
• .wsrelphrai • •
ufacturere Oast, One of the gvprl
COMpligo AMMI•WgII to -be found in any
cone eatiblisksoent
f In tlnolioltolititatca.•;-
i at: biAntig. • Foader
i } ann 13ollersocianrns,
Vrices sent liy snail on 00:cation. -
E Olov (trim' Timithy Seed.,
The largest Stock of Prime neurSeed in
Pennsylvania, at imarket prices.
- KNOX,
ticiecripr te:J. KNOX, No. 1311.iherty
street, Pittsburgh, Ps.
- -
License :Notices. 31sarck Session
1569.
HOTMM.
John Y. &W.., Itlllipobbrg' borough.
lleury lfelehoir, do. do.
•
JAMEY Andertou Bearer Yulls• do.
Itebetta Allebidid Datil ffl borough 111 1 1.• (=tt! • X.M .;i do.
do.
William. A ICOIII. BriLgvr
eater do.
J?toi S. Sh V.
opler do • do
!EATING W/CIiES.
Francis Blount, New Brighton borough.
Jam. craven, • , dog do
ViAdreWilifitti,lletverFall.; •' do .7- !
Henry Warner, do do
do °
Jouph Deamon, Valletta", "burg'
du
ageZtet t i , in“V _Ca :vie than a . a•
tiviiWo, wares awl ton
r=
Jonathan J. Davie, Bl; Beaver ;Towtuadb.
J. C. Ban a 5,8. prco...BANlnter lionaurb
fetm-kiej
4Jaaleal t Ck rk.
ope,'
ALEN.s,
y virtue of sundry writs of Veroiltliont Qy
DD ponas, riaeljaclats and Levert Vaasa, issued
Coutt Clxitimon Man of the comity
issued
oat
Wad to me directed. there will be exws
ed to public sale, at the Court house in the bor
on i
vr listrar. Beaver...ape/Ay. IY., on Saturday.
litarelfl3th79MJ; It ten h'clock, a. m., the follow-
Pt*PertY. to wit:
All the right, title. interest add claim of defend
ant of in and to the jollowing one, story frame
building with basement story thayettudarilaixteen
diet by thirty tam lkied, , arith +a frame kitthen at.
tachea, .Ainirallini feet bylbarteen feet, altdated La
Bearer Fails, cvnuty of Bearer. and erected - upon
ail Hut Ito known and described upon the plot of
said too nas No. Bat Seized and taken fti eze• aid A n dersony of Michael Rambo, uwher,
and Alex, contractor, at the emit of Lao
inure A VIA Mosel.
ALSO. _ NO. 2.
All the rWliklitle. Interest and clone of defend
ant oG Ll•ll.Wirnaln piece oC lot Of land
situate .214 *ship, Beaver coenty. Ps-.
bounded* to wit: Beginning et song
, on the C. Ai P it. R, where the line of load of Sao
sett, Samuel, Smith Intersects lb* roe,
tt.etlit b - 241nallid loath 7:1,‘ deg. least xis
lambed a ' *ewe by woe south A. deg.
1 west to a post; theme smith "at
deg. .a perebos to a post; Roma by
tam Wm.'w.it. 2 porobon to &Pont/
tt i as essl,lla)ptne pasha to
, II 1111101910 0 00, WI
-91122/1111)1 kaut as deg. 11
m:4W i teaet., 11412 toopotM thence
It . pu le 1:•4 deg. eon,
11 /411Dpe= l irthrt d ongi noble. contain
ing one. acre 'sod 11 perches , on watch there fe
ereettdasPnandoarbE millesd distillery. a nano
114%4 :nal Roil to•ittl welts. Seised and
lii nes:lntim si a o.ll.P.Urcen.
r Ilt tAMPoII. ' da , a *rotor..
, 11:SO. :(0. R., „I ifil .
144 - AJAVna $221n1 ottlahod
11 Is43llir Jg destiny.) Kw! e
gu i . t• ° theht;" Alt ttrat ' . ‘ ll" ay ' sil
sl2lum liti
l illie lot of.T.A.
• tidier u e south:24.lDV fir creek on the
elm on ' James M'Go t,n the north;
• lleihmrer river and running'
firs. (100 which there I. erected
• - 0. Coe and a Lahr storks Wet,
ylth reftlfg faith; lot gorier !nee. 'Selol
ini.li
?J eta
grids pages, of Ede lard
and- Rt M 11.0011( ph . A42[-
41210(,, er dr.l e
RIPla XL A 1:.3./... 4.1 M oc ! .d.,-
.
rJuip.ri-m, u tii, iodetost and Mahn of defend.
'tit Or.liaktu.thOsenOsplescrestrt lee of gtortoll
elevate in t borough of ltoetiter, couoty of
Beaver and Kate of l'etintylraula, - dew:Ward a.
fallow.: -ht. Om tot bound.' numb by lot owned
-by John Stile.; coat by street. or PittaborJh Mid.
600th by Mber lot of F. , A. Fortino, tad sn.t by
the F.. F. W. a. C liallruad Cu; being Mealy f-el
:with; tad one hundred and sixty feet lung, more
,orlon ans. winch there is mected a brad; more
[rano. 14. The other lot bouuded by the ;Moved,
! urethra lot on the north ; on the raw be wee t, or
Pittsburgh road; on the youth Py lot of Erie ca
nal Po.. or Stab. lot, Std ° an - by Plthborgl, Ft.
, trn3 no .b llikagoltollroid Co.; holy twenty feet
oleo and one hoolred and alit, feet 1002, more
or lots. Olt. which fa erected a frame On elllng
halite: befog the suns lota of grunnti CooSeyed to
F. A. Fortuire by Thomas M. Taylor nod Margaret
hia wife. by deed dated Feb. at, 1 , 1:4. .vetoed end
Lisephs eaccaltuu tithe pn,perty of F. A. For.
tight at the null of T. it. Taylor, and olfe. pr ow
of s. Mlle: , ' , . . .
ALSO, • NO. 5.
ar d it u ti2 . 4r a iltat i lrr i t i ftla t, ina plm oi , "
non: let • fOrner int Neter street. on the tunic .1
the Ohio rircr, dieued.wrotuaraly the ../411
y-.. bet: Matte he tut ahey, etprthwatally.
to etreet ; thence rLstwardly, afotter•Jul
t wenty•d feet to • pour, thrum laud ut Nut,
maiV.:trail PO , 10 theiplurouf begit111111:, eta
eitclitng 10t• y 4. tad lu.a plan of lot e laid out
hyraoadarar rued/ dacll.• I'laree are crecurd oh'
the abolotle-rritwai lota one two .tore (rane duel
hug 11011.0 initilitig ou l'UttpeCt erect one Ivor
Our, framed%ening. Itouan. want dna. Loge elete
room with cellar underneath. /eluting tokWater
.treat. nod a neW two •fon hrtek thtelllng 11011. e
coofatelug tone await. with cellar tunlethealb,
!routing oil Water *O'er% Seized and .ken
retititut a. the properly ui Mary Ale:Ander •ntl
Jame. Ala:ander. at the salt of Linen. Baird A
: al•o, at tho cult Rood ..t.
41450.ji ...; NOAL
Al Th.. , a:Me - tit:it' Lou place. ah the right. title.
Ist rarest mid claim of defendant. of. tO atol 10, the
40310.11.14 PVC, or pureel, of ground. oduate lu
Olilif loatuthiv, Hearer Mouly, hotwdedon
the north and to.t by lieurge bolteuti'• heir., anti
is the mall lb OW. west by • paP.l.l:rost/1; am which
than: kitrat.lett lartre,A4u sa4r# *agile dWelliug
hyol,lertkoldar •ielorr. with. tails Amble, and a
fraineetrno bow, two •torle. high. ; aril of gOod
water at the the)r. Said lot of rrtitiattl rootallto
ratarature..UßAllß•ua• 1e aueltmed and plauted
w 111/ . 101111 tore, ahtultbary, ate. •
atudtles' piece or parretuf land $llllll, 1U
Ohio townehlu Beaver coma:. lootudel me
the *unlit by Little I/44,er creek. tin these.: Ity
A. Mella.ter,allll Ou the north and 0004 tty Ileorgat
Itaac•un'a heir.. cuntaladn,4. thirty 1404 111000
10,0, WA IDi - tea - mots rriidhelne (Id Wen.,
-Irdet Irks Snd ihSittle.„, and Iwo eOOlO ruzuw,
boiler, and olllttki. titlettlt. SetUtt and :50,11 Ili
e1e43.11(.11 the voil..rty or 'Patio& !JOU at the
suit (4 ChAr;el 11..11c
ALF°, . ' 7.
All tile tllbJ, title, Intetrst and claim of ilofeud•
.t f t tu and to the followint trect of laud t Uttar
Ilehippout tort h•hlp. Heaver coot ty. .
ott uontt he net ht rtainford
Hymn. on tlo• t:ontlt lord Hymns and
Jultnathin Ithode., and ou Abraham
luntoin, co:aiming, lint aterh; tine /t lens, ihont
75 se,' elearett. no 'which there .t
too ehery
Mote 114c1:11.;.! honer with cellar nutlet It. Iran..
W.ou of VOIL 5e0...‘1 dull take., to execuliitt a
the property of Wllllato Nioto,k. I. outt'Ut
Yarn., .11'Leughlta ; Mu/ , at the .412 h I intact
,
(Kt.?: u .
ta 41.rrhu. MAC
, r. eh. %I
last 44(4u...a Car Trial at Veil 'renal',
18119. - Vint Week.
ttlitel (trim Yi IV/111 LUIIOI tetteun.l.rlitkutl
Itrikult.Ati, AL !tartlet arnw
Ilealleiaau ee Ailiwit Iletttleretut
Vbarks Morrow nail Wile t. Thus Jenklus et .1.
Otarey & lliekealaK To. Junetr ul
Attlrt-hunspstm ihreld l!Ottstle et tn.
Sevaud
H vs Jayne. Liu le and utliers
Sl.ausnNo Jan doer.
pa Pr WIWI' et si-tise Fer;nison ...1 ILI 11.. lies
to 1 others.
Andrew .1 Lserretiesi'vs RC Cook
I 'bristiati Ihrls v. 'Jac Moils • .5 Paris' AilnlrS.'
,U;ssiliington 'Weizie Vs Willisot Jitiswslei
ISSintelliersol Thant, Kati' '
i tliariveSfirtnarra P remnihit
George vs A F'oollwli el al. ,s
John' Fosse r. .% W Twytor et al
J./G4Jitortmo vs Jelso Vstterson
lreoitirsindulpti as* Kirkpatrick • .1.1 , KAI
'Andrew Smith vs 'William Kenm.4 3 .
Harrison Graham re I' El W to
John 3lesser vs .‘vdrew ey
th ,„ 1 , 1 An d,..i o n is iltortstua • Shinn
sp s i ths s lincon vs Cluillloolllll Ai Pruitt
saaap•pu Marker.v• 11 Delmer, st al.
•slutio W. IS tsusbenry vs./ Weirley Welsh
Jlw II Kula* vo.KchtiolD:reetur• liklopeodcpc.c 1p
y r . x . w ., * * uu..• War Alcorn, at al.
4,, , wssisisswicnith vs Joseph. .
.100 Morgan 's Fircialut es Jao
;Joseph Ham vs 10ro 11. Wurnricti • •
.u s s•gg• GRIM ta Juittl.kii•••••
NO*, An-cl S. CO T. it daCechrsia.. •
Same vs Jituti Marks dr. Co,
st Cu vs 1 McCort). or 51,
,Naucy et IL vs 4isswit,H.runic s e%
.1 Dandily. Rae
coal
14 01101 1 vi; :1 0 gram* et al.
izat in
Wallace.
Zia k
.ul Cuptuierce vs Zahn /1 tilktiladi
C y \ll Saktual Vold.
. .
.
•
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tO;rn AIM of
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lot lift hu.i n ,
1111 mo • Xlihm Ai* do i -
A/L i m • ••
to moooltd tfG ~t
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geode', rr
iirmorivpireirsar}.lM IS M y
Va g
sa rrA 'ft ..P!f i rs r s f!”' blios•
.7110
by widow c M.leloVil. • . W0U,t4.7
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id.or4
dJ 217
ftjAiliMileldraf ral"4"
Woos Mila t tur
ins sad Owego
lianas Is boorbylftfotrVoptok, Amor . 4.
two, dlotilbotoot. Om •mers uuerw.d, t„
als Ns ors se old Coed, sod Mt I d ;
JOS 460 *haft. Wig the Mg di? 11. 1
wit. to oboor ours. u soy Om o p t . ta.
Owl ondlnftas of Ma Moo. y
. niff‘ J r , . Ch.t.
4 -- k ;
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frIM P I tt te "f I+4lol. boo. t .
Pa all persom.
oasis 111 wont
to
lotoSsotritrbiolloboo olitbo bomiltiot poy
J 061211 C. WiLbON. Ad
*-- bosom
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• ik0.11111.1%
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":t a FLANNELS,
WIZ
Plain Flannels,
• . Baire,d'Flannel t
Opera Flannels,
Mellnos,
Ginglmmo...
=ME
Gloves,
BAL3IORAL SKIRTS !'
CANTON FLANXEL
MENS' AND BOYS' WEAR
✓h.! IS. C'AMINERES,
READY MADE SIIIWN AM)
DRAWERS
HATS AND CAPS
NYWATYLESANDCIIiii
Boots and Shoes
L.ltti Ytock; this. •• !mu erl
lotion kupt. )l.oi and Boy? Wt.. U.
111•••••• and childroui whoe;aud thou
Sheet, lout Euottbt sod
1.10-R SALE LOW
19‘
Oar usual Loci of
1141IDW.tR.E AND IiiAILS
GLASS, QUE)ENSIVAHE
lti.la.
Paints,
Grain,
Grain, Flour, Salt, Feed, ke.
Wit bu) ufloa ■ud ►rry u,r •t.w► , inll au.l
fre.ll, allitkr, ►aaltts Martimag Nix 10 olio* uu ,
ctioto.rty.
avujiiut:iludui AND mitt ciA*E
- CALI. AND Slkag!
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tationss, 'actin, MN
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Delaines,
Print..
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