.--trr
n " " " ' 1 ' - , , , . i. ... 4.-j
jiown, declared in m ppreiii umom.
body, the other day, that "the pood
1 nniiio of tho nation requires, thnt the
:iaw to be passed by thin body, bo ;f
! such a character that no person can
tell from tho reading of fhein, what
color is stamped upon the faces of the
'citizens of the United States." Jf the
r i Abolitlonibta could bo arrange, the
law, that the color of tho negro could
Weokepay MoRNixo::::Jan.l7, 18CG. be hid, wo presume they would then
t ...... i . . i i ...!.: M M
jSwcar mai evcryoou- was wuue. .mi.
renmvhaiik Lfriilatsre. !
Thin body in Hill busily engaged In
THE XXXIX C0NGM.SS.
Washington, January 0
WAMMNuroN. Jan. 10
SurtATt Mr. Wiln, of Massaclm- of Ways a
ri, It was molted thnt tL Commlu J
uul Means bo InRtnictMl i
i " - ...i " J . . ..i. ir..i . I .Tii ii il . i-
doim nothing. Tbo Governor is Hill Rknatr- Mr Sumner presented tho rV ; L7 w 77 r "jwuoncj oi remit
in Cuba and it seems as though tho Potion of clerk in tho State Depart- ''.ir.enS of Savannah R.king for the syi. em of income t.xos, nd!
' ' , , t nougn " " .. , incrcas ofVnv. ll,fl "ft of suflrage. JMorrcd. desirable, dispense with the mtcal
members did not know what to do jf";.red g ' 13 Mr Fcssenden, or Maine, from tho if not, that they provide that the uj
until tho (iovernor comes homo and V,' .. .,,i .r.il Financo Committee, reported tho on incomes shall be for amount n.J
1 ejll 111 III I MVOIUHU IIIVIIIWUMI
CiEORGt H. GoOlUASDtR, Editor.
NEWS ITEMS.
WIT1I EDITORIAL TOUCHES.
Wilson still farther eulogises the dar-
kev : '-there is not a dron of trcasoii-
Alabama lost forty thousand men nl,0 llo(jd flowg unJcr n lhcf fikin.
in the rebellion. ;u u fl . t,mt AVi,BOn
Gen LongHtreet is now a commission
merchant in Now Orleans. do 1 Ket ft Uack tkm' R0 tlinti.Lc cn. d
A Grain speculator in McQregor,Ia.c"r bo taken for a traitor, for while
oommitted suicide a few dayB since.; he continues to use a whito skin, he
The Confederate Maj General Low-Imigllt Bct int0 lroullc- Ho fcbould
rie is now a liuptist clergyman. jhave his ekin conform to the color oi
Tbo Detective sneak Buker was his heart, and this he could do very
mustered out by tho eapress order of readily, by offering to "swap" with
the President. Isomoblaek buck.
T. Buchanan Read, of Pennsylvania, (
" "V "14 1, " (
loreigti mission
Tux National Kobbeiis. Ourread-
ers will no doubt recollect that the
Major General Sweeney has been second week Congress was in session,
diemisfcd horn the service by fcecre- an appropriation of $30,000 was made
tary Stanton for his connection with; lefurnish the White IIoUBe the
the Fenians and fomeglectof duty. , A
I "loyal vimtorb having carried every-
Thomas S Picket, was murdered l n appears now, that the
andtwoof tusdaughtcravrere wound-itIM .7 ,r 11 . '
cd near Wilmington, N C, by negroes,
n re se
tells them. Tho Speakers of both psking lor tho donation of public lands
htiiseHjhavc however in tho meantimo for nogroedunitional purposes in the
arranged their respectivo Committes, Stat lately i rebellion. Ileforrcd
i . .i i r.i- ,.,. Mr loot oilercd n resolution, which
and in the absence of tho goxe.nor wn8fulo tC(1( ,pointingWm j Mcl)(in.
they enn train themselves in tho com- nIJ chief Qe,.k cf tll(J jonute Tic0
mitteo rooms, and ho ready to rusii Cienerul Ilickey, deceased.
things through when ho returns. Mr Sumner offered tho following:
Senator Wallace, has had tho high
est position assigned him, of any dem
ocrat in that body, being placed on
Whereas, it is reported that persons
declared free
emancipation
inent ol tho
House bill authorizing the Secretary twelve hundred dollars, and toredurj
of (hn Treasury to appoint assistant tho present per centago on all incomiul
assessors ol internal revenue. Mr. ard, ol JNcw i ork, offered J
1 mm 1,iaantulnti i.vi.l.iinr.rl llmf fit rl 11 t ! (Mi cit 1 in r. 1. . .11 1
t .i... . !:. .:,.- r i . c ,i. i . & A
preHi'lll lUU iifiaioiuut iinnv;tmjr cro iiijuninu ji uiu puuui V-M l ull 11a plunt
appointed by the assessors, and tho ers toward tho freed men in their cm
bill proposcil to change this and give ploymcnt, and instructing the Com
tho appointing power totho Secretary mitteeonPreedmcn'sAffairs toinquirrf
of the Treasury. jinto tho truth of tho allegations. U
Jlr. Sumner said he would vote lor was adopted.
by tno proclamation oi tho m ,1(lt wRh tl)(J underBtandingl On motion of Mr. Bunks, of Man
nr.ii uic uLcni.iuieiiL- llmt the ,sPcretary 0f tho Treasury, in it was resolved that the Committee Jt
vvunuiunvii iw nvn n. : ,Aua nmvn n mnn u M-r.it 1.1 Unvc flllM hinno .a nc ennlA,
lM.r5-. kidnaped and tnuispoueu 10 moa obpy ti,0 iaw8 of Congress irc,.uiring'quii"o into the expediency of exemnt
Library, committees. But ouo demo- and B.mi , to he held as slaves and thoJoliih t0 Lo taken by all nppointees, ing from internal duty the manufia!
. . i - . 1 ? : 4nnr in 4km iin nTiniiii 4iAli.ni nlioa . . . . . . " 1 . . . I . . . . " . . . ""VH
crat lias rcceiveu a cnairniaiibmp m "j """"' "- RUi Would not in Inn own nutlionty ture ol erntches and artificial limU
tho Senate Hopkins who has been commenced on our coast; therefore, ,.L,lievo cortain persons from taking i which is now an enormous tax on di!
ulaced at tho bead with three other 1 Hesolved,Tat the Committee ou tt0 0tb. ablcd soldiors.
' . rii,m,wtrnrnfi.nflri. 1,10 J,lJic5npy 1,0 diroct0(l lo in(luire, ' We all know," said Mr. Sumner, Mr. Scofield, of Pa., expressed hii
DemocratR.ofthecomnnttc to Com me 5funy furthcr icgiglntion is needed to ',tilUt lho Secretary of tho Treasury views against tho colonization ofth,
Bills, while the linance comimlteo prevent tho kidnapping offreedmen l,as undertaken to do that. I obiect to I black race, and in courso of his remark.
on Ycdnesday night.
A Connecticut lady sent a forty -eight :
Whito Uouso was in debt at the time
the appropriation was made, and that
the $30,000 havo been consumed, and
does not contain the name of a Demo-and the revival of the ularo trade on tho exercise of an v such nowcr bv
crat,we suppose tho moral force of the our Southern coast. ,, that functional, and I shall insist
committee is to be kept v.piy the two! r Sumner rend a letter from a that any appointments made by him
, ., . , , .T j centleman in Alabama settint; forth under this act shall bo made also with
clergymen that have been placed upon K t rro.irefl.ercnco to a lho cxi8ling ,awg of
it- I amble actually exists, and that Peder-' Congress, that whosoever outers upon
The construction of this committee ai oflicers were among the guilty par- duties under this act shall tako the
looku bad, but the two geutlemen or- tics. 'oath required by Congress."
dained to divine things may prcservo Mr Johnson called for the name of, At the request of Mr. Pessenden the
, fr , u ,,.' tho author of the letter .bill was laid over for tho present,
itsrepntat.on. I he House is as dark ( Mr gumner gai(J ho had beenro- Mr. Morrill, of Maine, asked to take
asPgypt, In tho construction of tho quested ,1()t t0 giv0 llie name The, up tho Senate bill No. 1, to regulate
committees, the DemocratshaTO been , writer was well known in the House, the cloctivo franchise in the District
ignored exupt that Mr Nelson the'Mr. Sumncrthen read n loiter to sim-'ot Columbia. .
democratic uomincefor Speaker was ; " l"-poso from the United States j The bill was read It provides that
.7 n jisinci juugo oi norma. eacu nnu every maic person oi me a0
of tno Committee on ,r .a. J,.r u ..n,i .ri .n-
iu.r. uavis naa no uouui mo ianhees." j ... u .
s
made chairman
wound turkev to jrresiueni jonuson eome bis still unonid. and that an ....
v. I . WieeA lnmoralitj, becauso tnero v as nr. . n,i.. ,.: Pnni.n i!m Um' has not been convicted ol an mlamou
M Grinder the Pittslur. poit.', ' t T "ot " Abolitionist in the house mor-'trado. He knew they would do bo, tfcrimo or offence, and who is a citizen
onfr tot hang dontTe fe h0 d T' -as fit to discharge they thought they could make moneyjof the United States, and who shall
" . r!.....:!;- i,,i i can have new "fixms" put into tho! , J Im.tofit. He was n favor of tho res- have resided in the District for the
KniHii m ui hi. i i rr iMin: in ki t u . ri n n i ina nnr nu i
uses all tho morphino and opium mansion.
Anthony Shoder, a Treasury
Oar "beloved President,"
.1...- rr l. 1...: - .l .-.I nnrirvl fit ai r mrint ha th I tin ontirpn
flnr mnndipr T)p. t.rlr. has been .. ti.. .I.. r. m. i.:n
must have thought he was running a , " t ' -.I'vi,., " moUon of Mr 1 oot' U, btfnalejl" 11,0 rie"v ."""L".'8 n
. . . . . ... placed upon two committees Lduca- wnf :nto KrPf.iitivo KosHion nt l' 30 was recommitted to the Committee
l....lr lrnm hnnt on tun ji iKSiHSinni. win n " . " . . . . : .. . '
VJT'.r'ir : . z.1 in and
t... I ,l .1 t .l,.n V al, nrmn.,. '...A Dunirtmli.l m.n.inn
.... ..... 1 ' pnmmnnonrntn with ni exnerience. iinrc Innnili a kmli. n-oi nl LiH
ington. Ho is charged with stealing frora expenses incurred and tho 7 , " " ' " ,"T ! c i J , VT
-..'r. r.,.r. , i . . j . I vaj.v.iio. iu.uwvu . u.-V.;la nntnivil li nrao nthincr nrn to order liv tlin Snonker. ouil A hil-
Estata it Escheats, not at allp M., and soon after adjourned.
by the owner, which sum is to bo ex- pleto tho Treasury.
pended in educating the little Ameri
can citizen of African descent, as our
"beloved," used to call a nigger.
A loyalist by tho name of Cole an
assistant machinist in the Patent of
fice, has camo to prief. It was ob
served by Lis associates, that for two
years past, he was spending more
money than ho was earning, a watcn
on tho District, on motion of Mr.
Yates, of Illinois.
Mr. Howe, of Wis., offerod a joint
that, '
eonlo of the eleven
insurrectionary States have declared
icir independence of the United
ii inn- i . t i . .
',7 .to preach tho gospel. But such is y 0f the former, a certain amount of .f.111108' nnu ll m,aaf 'r f in81
d ae- ...... . r. i. i - I . . 1 1- i . j .. ' ...i t tho government, und abolished the po
litical functions guaranteed to them ;
lu ..reu -V'vhile Know things are' to order by the Speaker, quite a bil-l u "
img is whittled up and' committees-! l-gcrant discussion took place . between , XTe
W hat a Bt.gma upon the . . ... t. . fl .those two loyal wortK.es-Washburn' "Z'l "J! Ef
uw evru-way every th
menL All nsrht he B " oval." . J . r .
" plundered. hat a Bligma upo
scssin u tax of 820.UO,on even luild-l1! J Ah . , , , .1 illy qualified, as old Nick is morally ;G' that tlirouli tho instrumcn
xwann' f.r xrhoU ideas," to thus rob, plunder and de-- A - . t t.. pcaifl inat ihrouii tno lnstrumcn
a o
ral rs for winch they are mentally as f m nn Mvm
It ap-' ,
tali-i"
than 8600, per annum, rent is exacted ,8troy, he National mansion, ""! de. ftVariceJ public lands denoted to some defunct l'0 Rovcrnmcnt, and abolished thepo-
j ignorance and fanaticism, and is prop-
western railroad, while he held near-
The Pino PuoKiN-.Tho Clergy- igntcd and upheld by renegade priests, f f A0 flni, lllfti
men of Philadelphia, have lately had temperance lecturers, ho women and j ti,0 attcr was to havo a portion of
a great timo over Sunday Newspa-. General Knavery enemies to both i the stock.if he assisted in pausing tho
pers, and running tho Street Cars on the whito and black raco, and to reli- n t. Alter the act was passed Wash-
that day in the Citr. A combination ' gion, morality and Democracy. . burn wanted to charge Baldwin, tha
J o advaneo nriea for the niork. whnrpnt
was formed, and regular preachers' T '. . . ho took offence and let tho cat out of : to demonstrate that in seceding the
meetings held, denouncing Sundayj woLMEariiTKiis Ijook uct. ine . . The debate between them iSouthern States had destroyed their
was put on his truck,- when ho was papors and Sunday travel On Sun- n uno navogiun jou sucu im-ra- howi thm to bo a brace of loyal
detected in robbing tho charity boxes day last however, tho Rev. Wm. H. employment lor mo pasi jour
trihntinn ml in hn I'Htpnf. t lllipn nnil '
dvino, opened his batteries from his Tho, lRrJ Committee in
pulpit on tho Sunday advocates, and B U"B""UUU5 p'
in one hour totally demolished tho a to Punish thc makinS of' or
Sunday Fort, and capturing all the pacing, counterfeit loyal money, with
.1--!. rri. - J iL. a !
clergymen belonging to tho Sunday ,UCBin- AuiTrBiy 01 u.e v.meB,
regiment, and declaring that Sunday ,cau8ed b' tho rul of lho "eov"
is no better than any other day. As orncd hf grt moral ideas," will yet
this gentlemen has heretofore lccn "-e-enact upon this continent, all that
very loyal and religious, his bold dec barbarian8 and licathcns demanded
laration, will no doubt attract tho at-!durinS the middlo ages, unless the
tention of theologians, and "Sundav Pplo aoon exchange that cheap com.
Christiana." " imodity "loyalty'' for patriotism
scoundrels. No bodv was killed
Mr. Voorhees, of Indiana, called up
And whereas, military tribunals are
not suited to tho wants of Vhese pco
pic, therefore provisional governments
should bo instituted suited to their
wauts and necessities.
Mr. Howe proceeded, havinr armed
against the doct rine of State rights,
existence as States. He denied tho
doctrino of the indestructibility of the
State Government. Stato Govern-
for which he has been dismisse
terriblo punishment for robbing chari
ty boxes. All right, he's ''loyal."
-
Mi'sxebed Out. An order was
promulgated by the War Department
on the 9th inst, mustering out of tho
service one hundred and twenty-two,
Major and Brigadier Gonerals Thc
mustering out to date from the 15th
January, except those serving in Tex
ns, whoso muster will dato from tho
1st of February. This order will
furnish more relief to the Treasury
Department, than anv vet issued bv-
the war power. Among thoso who nearly a vcar's studv. delivered tho:J'cars' l)Clwccn Henry E. Johnson
ftll in the ''last ditch," as Forney J opinion that persons charged with of alti more nn(1 J,iss IIarrictin
,.i.Tn.; ; tin. mn tx.n firrt Mn imtnn mnnnt rnvmniin r. h.a Pnr, J Lane nieco of Ex-President Buchan-1 ,
Surratts legs Stantons hangman, 'ititution, be tried by a Military-Coin- anwero brought to a close on Thurs- tho scnti
Skttled. Tho Attornev General of Closed at Last. The "friendly re-
the United States, has at lust, after . lat'n" existing for tho past Bcvcn
lho resolutions heretoforo submitted ; mcnta wcro things of human origin,
by him, viz: jand were made and unmade by men.
XcsolvcJ, That the message of tho!,1Ic do;"ed4t' pf tho IVesidcnt
President of tho United States, deliv-1 . "-"tore the rebel States. Tho Prcs
ered at tho opening of tho present ! ldenl ".l? wfro wt've, nothing
Congress, is regarded by this body as j Ih0- 1 "f",1 COuld not lr:lr",
an able, judicious and patriotic Stato ! fer n 0,d mnbkct from one man to
paper , j another, nor fix tho price of an acre
n'. , . . . .. . .of public land. Speaking of the effect
ficso Ivcd That the principles therein 0f restoring tho civil rights of the
advocated for the restoration of the !Slal08 Iat0. in rtfbcIlion, Mr. Howe
Union aro the safest and most prncti- BIlid it woufj n((1 fifly.oi 'ht moinbcr8
cable that can now be applied to our l0 lhe 1IouwJ aMj twenty-two to thc
disordered domestic affairs. Scmit0i The right of tho President
Resolved, That no State or number to control tho question would give
of States confederate together can 1 in him tho power, if disposed, to work
said that the Republican party would
adhere toils principles. I he morel
wo degrade tho negroes tho more w
degrado ourselves, and the more
elevate ourselves the more wo elcvatt!
the negroes. Tho cheapest and bet
elevator is to inspire them with Belf.
respect. Give the colored people frea
suffrage, and you awaken the ambition
of the whole race throughout tho Uni-
tea states, lhe pending bill should
bo passed to inaugurate this principle,
and there was r.o bettor place than '
the District cf Columbia to begin the!
work. Our member is certainly sound I
for tho darkey. f
Sito bbuiistcunts. I
TL CASH mtiat iccomjuDy tb following doUmi 1
loiDiureuotioo: A4uiioiftrtori' nd Kite. '
tori' notieci etcb,$2 40 ; AoditoiV notietitl it
Dinoiuuon nouceit2 cu ; cauuoni 1 1 60 ; btrtjrt
f 1 SO.iod ill olhtr trnint Noticei atthtMut
rtlti. Othrr kdrtrtiicmeouit 1 1 60 per qa&rt '
for 3 or tn iuiertiooi, for each additional lutar. '
tion 50 cfiiU. Tan linator leoi, eoant aiqa&M ; 1
TTnO.VK CLEARFIELD KAIL ROAD
CO. A meetlog of tha gtoekholdora, ill U I
beld, OB Welntidty, tha 24th ioat, at tha OSaa '
or tha I'ern a Kail hoad Conpanr, at 12 a elork
M , for tba purpvia of elettirg a Prcddaot an 4
twelva lirclora lo terra tha rnauln jttr.
H. 11. EUILLINUFOKD,
rhil'a, Jaa. 10, 15C-IU Beeraury.
any manner under their connection for his own re-election, and to add to
with the Federal Union, except bv a tho voto t,l thi olontm-nl rnlim. mn
5t)i total subversion of ourpresent'systcm than ono-third of its present number
.pt of Government.and that the President ( The responsibility devolves upon Con-!
in fnuriLiaunginiH uocinnoin ins lato gress to sav whether tho functions of
message has but given expression to tho Southern States should be restored.
Major General John F Hartranft, tho
Auditor General elect. It is to bad,
that so many of those ''loyal" men
havo been turned out upon tho cold
charities of tho world, '.n mid winter.
-Iu accordance
State Treasurer
with tho law on
branches of the Legislature ; met in
the Hall of tho house of Representa
tives, on Wednesday tho 10th inst,
and proceeded to elect a Stato Treas
urer, for tho ensuing year. Tho voto
etood for :
Wm U Kemble Abolitionist 80
J. Monroo Kreiter Democrat 42
Mr. Kemble is the present incumbent,
and a citizen of Philadelphia. Mr. KreL
mission, but must bo tried by a civil
Court. A back -woods school boy, who
had read that instrument but onco,
could havo furnished this public func
tionary with the samo opinion, within
ten minutes after ho read it ; and that
tl e sublet bo 1 evc'7 "")CCr that assisted in trying a
' JL ' . 1 ; civilian by Court Martial, is lcgally
"is ature : met in .. . . . . .
moro guilty ol crimo than the burglar
or the highwayman, becauso in addi
tion to violating thc law, and tho rights
of freemen, ho has perjured himself,
by swearing to support tho Constitu
tion, and then turn around and do an
act prohibited by it.
A Kick Muddle. Tho loyal Gover
nor's of Wisconsin and Minnesota, In
tcr, resides in Harrisburg, ar,d !' their Messages to their respective
adminisirativo ability, far exceeds his
successful opponent.
Legislatures btrongly rcccommend no-
I gro suffrage, notwithstanding the fact,
(that in Novomber laat, both those
day last, at Wheatland, byja marriage ! the ri
ceremony being repeated to them,
whereupon both Baidyes; and in this
way settled tho matter no doubt to
the cntiro satisfaction of tho parties
concerned.
For the Dakkey. Tho Abolition
members of Congress held a caucus
on tho 12th inst., and resolved lo pass
the negro equality net, notwithstand
ing the unanimous protest of tho citi
zens of Washington. Wo call tho at
tention of our readers to tho protest
io sentiments of all thoso who deny and, for one, ho (Mr. Howe) would eay
ie right or power ofa State to secede.' no, Congress had not been asked to
Resolved, That President is entitled restoro theso functions. Tho election
li ii hereby rirao, that Lattara TotamcatarT
bava thii day born granted, to tha undariifrnad,
on tha aiUta of Joirph Barrer, dee'd of Brad
ford townihip, Cliarfiald county, p. All par.
torn indtbtad to laid attata ara raqnaitad lomaka
imintdiata payment, and thoaa harinf c'.aimi
again rt tba'iaina will bara tlnia proptrly acthia.
tualtJ fur aattlaiarat.
R0I.KRT HXSBERT,
FRANCIS CAMFDELL, Si'ra.1
Jan 17, 'ti-fi. B. A. CALDWELL.
Arnc Furniture Rooms,
KOBEItrU-CORKLE. '
Clearfield, Clrfie!d countjr, Penn',
Raipectfully Informi tha etlium of ClaarSall
and TiciDiiv, that ha bat commanead tha niana
fartara of all klnda rf Kurnilura, in tha ihop an
Market atrart, adjoialr j tba Koundri, whara ha
ia prepared to maka to ardor aueh fcmiiura aa
aay ba waotad, in food alyla and Cnlih, to will
UUREAUS SJDE BOARDS,
Wardrobea and Book-taici of all kindt; Bd
teadi of a tery dcicripUon ; 6ofai, Work-itandi,
lial-racka, Waahi lands, A a. And will furnuht
order Hocking and Arm chain, and Parlor, com
mon, and other cbaira.
The abore, and many other articlea ara far
nifhed to ruitumera at fair pricei for cin, or
ivhanKed for approved country produce. Cbr
ry, 1'oplar, Maple, Linwood, and otter Lumber
uiiabla for ruruitura will ba taken in axebanga
for work. Remember, the ahop adjoint the Foun
d ry. Jan. 17, 'C8 it. K, M'CQRKLE.
While Men Must Rule America!
NEWYORKDAY-BOOK,
FOR 1 866.
. i .a , . . . .
io mo maniis oi Congress and tho of members of Congress was takingiti " i p e great joctrtne that thiaia
country for the faithful, wise and suc-jfor granted that theso functions had I " IUrE M AN'8 GOVERXMEST
ccssful efforts to restoro civil govern- never beet) susindcd, and not nsliin " lb?.b"' of a FEDERAL UNION
nicnt, law and order to the thc States for their restoration. t tb-t.Jl! 'Vt'rr,n,lcy ".d "r(Lro
...u,. i are earential cleuiauli of Amvtiran ciTiliimiiea
"T"11"1" iu.lv,y in mew- Mr. Howe stated his reasons for on. W i"h.Mry. I, de.ire.to b. di.tinoiw.-.S
ection against the redcrnl an liontj-,' r f immcdiato restoration. Tl o !oul;f h,:'cl-" 0u,.i.rhich proPo..t.
nd we hereby pledge ourselves to ,0onlnnf thn Smith -.rn u.;ii;n,, t 1 1 " V'"1- pnaciploa to a eoaardlypab.
rec
An
a
cy Allien 1.0 l.as auopted to mve har- not , ,f n(1 th wou,j 110t- nb;dc of th. country ag.in.t l poblio j.lunderer. of
rvai. uii.un lo u.u vwuii- ... t . ri,RI1l,. f,r 1 1. M-nr U .m,1.1 7. J' " i: ... ' ,nronSn un"ai tarini.taxet
try. . 4 , , -a i i j i "'groiMo, are ttnvlng to ernih them.
. -v lu i i vpiui u b i ii ii i in, it ii d iiiosc jaB yAI I'ot'a. or in aubetttuta, Thi Care in aa,
mi vol m-'vn rum linn in iniruilllC- Willi Wh(
ing theso resolutions he did not intend him if hi
to fden in hrt u-non tlm xinini-ili- anrl ci.i..
r tU t. .1 -..l.: e jl.. ' , . . . . ' n i-uneiubion, J1C nUVOCaiCd ""e, too, hcn t bad no olhar lonrnalt
i . v. j.v , .u,j, auuuu . u.e. iies.i pois. Aio una no eye on tho the appointment of Provisional Gov.' k"r in 'on,i'T- It t. therefore be..
in the benate proceedings on our first public crib on which they had fed and crnors and Jud 'es for lho latclv re- ,0 one out fB0'f
, ii. t'. i . b'uht ana wi;n me I'lurLB, man io
- UclllOUS btatOS, giving to Congress a court the Urer of clique, and rich railroad cor.
uic i resident that he, and Ihose' TheDAt liooK.oriuaubftituia.Tm Catcnua.
horn ho acted, would Bland bv t?fuvZ,)0!'s nd MooiT J". kept the tg of
ho would stand by the United
in conclusion, Jie advocated at a lime, too, nhmithadno other journal ta
page The publio will soon boo, what ! fattened so long : nor upon unfathom
Tut Question Settled. Tho ques- States votod upon this subject and de-
tion whether we aro to havo a rail .loatcd it in the lormer Slate by 10,000
road, is now a fixed fact. The vebe- n(l 'J the latter by 7,000. These
ment opposition in Philadelphia, -!new loyalists have about as much ro
cninstthe building of the Atlantic ilfpcct for popular majorities, when it
respect an Abolitionist has for nn j"," . v""rI, ' 1 "" ' u.,ul r . vct0 uPon Bl1 ncls lalculaled to oppress Tot " kawnoq with the few. Itmighi
, .. , ., . ... , theirs lhoso ot tho minority had nnr class He won hi m'vn th, ,1 ,i bv bn " rfuniarilr, bm it would
election, and tho voice of the ballot, livcd wilhout euch assifitanoo tolloir "JJ ,ao on"! ' 0g' o I httVSdi b"kn,?t If rinc1' hu ix u"
,,ox llifttrinlimn nn.l u-niihl nnl l,rl 4tia , V . K , ' -t"18 wa tho ken any other courae. It doea not now mean la
- ! 1 4i ? I r ?, r 1 only feasible plan, for tho Southern egn.peti.ion with Shoddy Democrat! or
Moving. We are pleased to bovP00 thnt thim might follow frown- States wcro unfit for i.cir.ienvornmnnf Abolition papers, aupported by poUtirai raa
that tho r.it;.n of Vrh!nBlnn W-!,n?- f or 1,19 own Pnrt- ,n "'0 fulnro, anJ anaPthv weuM M,in T1P. T, "
nearly unanimously called upon .1 Jlffif l.thw It ST vi t !' 5" t0 b lh "n XT ' 'r""
i t t 4 t 4 ' urp0 w 110,1 ,,e thouglit was right, ca cu ated to nsuro tho safctv- and bM '' f ib f.r.n n induitriU
ident Johnson, to remove tho Tost irrespective of rewards or tho perils wciiarc of tho iXrnment m i ol.. c)"rX ""'J"' Pi.ii.u. ..d.r
Master, Assessor and other Federal of reproach. 1 ultrfslX,,l, " r,tZ
Great Western road, has been w ith-
conflicts with their opinions, as A hog
drawn. The directors of this roadih9 for Par1- Tlly a'so support
have purchased the Phila'd I Heading President Johnson's reconstruction
road, and will therefore proceed to;rolicy- T,1 Governor of Maryland
build their road at once through ocs the 6amo thing, but denounces
Union, Centre, Clearfield, Jefferson negro suffrago as vehemently as he
Clarion counties, laying broad and would horse-stealing. Loyalty seems
aud narrow tracks, from where the "to be an article made to suit the times,
Reading road connects, to Cleveland nd for the especial benefit of thoso
and Cincinnati. Engineers are now 'who consider themselves no bettor
6n the line east and west of this nlaoe ! tban a npfir-
locating it aa fastas possible, to enable j Dissolved. lhe blood' partner
tbe company to put the whole line "'P thnt has existed between Stanton,
under contract by -pring. A newera!1Iol Baker, at Washington, for the
. . , , .v 4- r Tast four 'ear", was partly dissolved
mahout dawning nyon this section of n the Uh b. thI President
11 f 'as terira Baker ott cf tha concern.
ofaco holders in that city, who so re- Mr Uingham said he would offer tho Mr. Howo moved to refer his reso- '"""tT" t0t!!.ui b' U for noth"
ccntly took such an active part against following resolution as n substitute lntion to the Special Committee on piundcrtraf Th?Dn? w u1-,-"Bd pubnt
. Ilir l hf)Kf fit M r V futrhrtnfl l.n.nnct lnnt irtn ......I. 1 . - .1. - i J.
io ana in lavor oi lhe ..-v... .v m.....
tho whito peonl
neirro. in refforoneo in hlnrk ai.fr.nrro . Solved, Thnt th
, . abiding confidence
Suit for Damaoks. General Frank Rn(J that in thc Attn
Blair, on the 8d, before leavinir St. e will co-opcrato
Louis for Cincinnati, entered his action restoring with eq
recngnUed aa the leading Democratie weakly of
is Jlouso has an (31 r. Howe advocates the samo doc- 1 " ZZ "l'.rZS" r r
in tho President ' trine, that Jefferson Davis A Ca Hi.l , "iTff
. 'i i .1 i ... ... . . . .7 r " 4iricuna-
re as in tho past, during tho rebellion. If it was trca- rIJou""d- fcxprenly for eountrj circulation.
with Congress in son then, why is it not treason now ? . wp, of u "'" marketa.
Uftl nrivili'( nnit'Kverv lonilinir Sniitliopnir oi:,J..n,l
: TERMS-CASU IN ADVANCE.
, ......... . i , i r- i j e - . . . . .nvuguvi rt
in the Circuit Court against Messrs. nKnts, with other States in the Union,1 that lho States in rebellion, wcreout opy on ,e"'
Hidgely and Thompson for fl0,000,i' of tho States lately in insurrection, of tho Union, but every loyal coward ruTeTpfil oneVe'.nd na t. th.)
damages. The gentlemen who are' He moved to refer that, together, said no. If a Democrat were to avow getter up of tha iiub I
uniuo uLn-iKuiniB m mis buii Mere ",lu iwiuuun ior wnicn tncy such uocirincson inoiioor ot Uongrcss on J'rt na on to the 1
J udges of Election in the sixth ward, were a substitute, to thc joint com. ho would soon bo expelled for treason j Trl7,' "p f lh club' i
and refused to allow General Blair to m'ttco on reconstruction, which was! Mr. Johnson obtained tho floor. rm n'pPMBrwiTTwci
vote unless he would take tho oath fireed to yeas 107. navs 32 ' when, on motion of Mr .hi - . - 1 1 BEM,UMS
prescribed bv tho Constitution. I Mr Smith, of Kentucky, offeiwl a Sonata went ml frr.nfiw 4,4,.'.;., ,..6.u ..I V?'ncT""iM,1.,M
MO
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John 8 Calvert has
resolution, which was agreed to, in and Boon after adjourned
boon elected slructing tho -military committee to j IIorsE Mr. Morgan J
retting ur elubi for lads.
ones. Renre. "VP 0J 80 "lin
th fall par-
offered ror
Krary ftr-
XJXyX9 Tlr'?"" "pediency of appro- sentative from the fourth Congress.
Legislature, over the present incum. priatmg tho Arlington estate tor a' ional district of Kow York, appeared
bent. CAlvert was Treasurer during National negro boms. land was qualified 11 Ad,
thai VII I T- - IT -A J Yft. a a 4. I . full
u w ' ' a (
The lloupeat 4 T M adioumed. On moinn r,f v, n. r;..... 0"' hort6n a00
Addreaa, with foat offle. eonnty and 8tU la
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tori.