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VOLUME XX, 2:!.
TES1I3 CF ri'LLlCATIOX.
tub cossriTi Tfo.v thh cnios asd tuh bmhokmest of xn laws.
EirOH 4'D Pl'CLXSIISEl
J' JU-XiJLixt. I iu!nN'aa wj pE.VSSVLV-ASlA --;;.ln.r.0.rt. OS AND
YViducauay nirri!njr, ori Main street, hy slier Sunday, May tio, lMili, I'narner
H H WS" COM Trains will leave MiKiln i-tutien as folio :
SlIFFUMWS. JUX1ATA COUNTY", PEXX'A., SL'T31B!t U, 1560.
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WHOLE NUMBER Ml.
The JTH-VUH'TIOX riSlCIi f the paper i
will he TWO lo..AUS jr year in advance, '
'. 3i."'. if not paid within l he first "iiree
Months, j
SflU N"' paper discontinued until a'l nr-.
r "in ps arc j aid except ut the option of the i
iliiior. i
AnvKirnsixn. The rates of AI'VEHTIS- j
INO are lor one Ftinare, of hioht iii.c or ic-n, ;
one insertion. 75 cents three. $1 60 : fm-1 00 c:s ;
t-r i-ac'i su-vipR-tit 1:1 -i;; t ton. A laiiiiMtra- .'
r's. Kit mentor's nr.. I An. liior's Notices. :
I't'offs-oitnal and laiih's l iinls, nut exceed- j
;:. '! lines, mid iiichi.iins cop',- of papi-r. !
".-'. 00 jmt ye :r. A'ereli mis adveri i-ing
iroa-igeaiiit onartcrh! Slj per year, includ-1
''g P'pir nt tiivir -Mure. Notice iii reading i
column-. tt"i e m-' j er !ine.
.! hot-!.. T..C ;.. in-y of JOB V.'OIIK. 1
t : rt v UnK one -i .::nit slit'et, $1.".'") : one-i
I'.-itnl!. oJ.ivt; .no ; Mini ai.!iton-!
m! uumlvi'., h.ill'i rioJ aii-J fur ili.iuks fl.vo ''
(t-r i.uire.
KAb l U'AR!.
Local Accommodat'ii... G.ol P. M.
I'Lihidoipliia Ilxj iess.. 12,4 t 1'. M
I'-t I.iuo 0.4 1, A. M.
rinciiiiittti :s-rc.-.s 0.4S, V. 31.
l.iy Kx press 1 1.31, A. 31.
Way I'uui.-or 1U,07, A. 31,
WKSTV.AItP.
Xct York Kspres f,ft A. JL
Day Kxprc.- :; ::s. i m
1 .i It i iik ire ipros
A. 31.
riii!auel.L:a Kxi-ress... ,").0'.l. A. 31.
l-'asl i-inc 5.:"rj, P. 31.
31ail Train 4.0O, 1. 31.
Kmi-r.iiit Trait! y,47. A. 31.
CiiiLiuiiatii Lxpre.-s, leaves EostwarJ,
i ilali j al 0.4S V. JI.
' JAMES SOUTH, Agt.
xeWstage line
JiifFLIS, Piji'SViLLE ASD CWCiKlD.
T.onviu l'Avcrupi'ln X I .... 1 , 1 J . 1
U5i;:r:s darts.
Mll'lt he iif.3 r:!ll'V I lO lh.
: C'U at 4 o -;.ick. v. .1:.
ihmim: on 1 i.I;.v r.. 1 T...-...J....
JEIIDUAH LYILNS,
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II. LI AM M
'a., Olitet'
sir et.
A! US
A'.ttr.-i'-y at jyiiv,
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Tlmrsil.iy ami
, 1U tiiiiC I01
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wi'I l-e Miiiita ii;iiiot! as follows.
1 1 .'1 . .
"'U' .Mt:.:iu iut on fniurilav. mi i n
on ..101 tli v: leaves iticsjiv at
ua it e.il:etl:iy ; 1-.-;: i er
."-r t ;,!. It tve .ti;!!:in i:;:'.;ii,n for Acule
,n cv.-nii,. ani ret urn in y
n.onii.i,: in iuit 1 hi- l.i.-i ami V. ti t; in
M-U j'Me .'in j v.o i-as"? nf all kini.-iiif t:ik-
ea in cij.irt- ;:i..i t'i'tia.i.i
i rare clJ::i';t's. i'Ll i.i-:
ttt iu tiooii ;:
t i.'i j t. t.i ci.:i:; . ; i i,; an.j
'i i.f j.roj i i--!i,r ii.ij.i-.s
riKST loyeT'
Turning over pnfiprs
Dcatl-Ienf itnft of years
In the midst a letter
r-tain'd and uim with tears !
F;iee cf any ile.d or.e
Scarce had moved me so ;
There my First Love lying,
Luricd long ago.
rarling love cf boyhood.
What l:id hours wt- knew
Tear? so sweet in shedding,
Vows that were so true !
Dear face round nd dimpled,
Voice of chirping hird,
Tl.ndly Jhon. for heart-tlirob.
Any word 1 heard.
Tut to know she loved me,
Know her kind as fair,
Vl'as iu joy to r; vel,
AVas to walk on air.
II;!jriy. haprty Itivc-time,
t
Never came t'le sinni'ier
Wiih its liltis imiiitj.
Un'KKSEMAI'DN IX CGRESS.
- VV LfelloKtrho takes ths oaib
i merely to savo his property, and denies
the ralltliij ol tl:a oath, is a perjured
muD, and not to be trusted. Srfore these
rrpatlni'j rhch ein be trvaUd, ht them
briny forth the ftyltsnf rryentanre. lie
j who helped to mule ali thea widows and
orphans, who Jrared the slreeUof Nash
ville in mourning should suffer (or his
great ciijic. Treason must le tn d;
nJious, and traibrs puuLshed and jyi I iu Congress, executive am.
poverished.''
ue!i was the p'atfo.'tn on which Au
drew JuUu.-ou delibcrat.-ly plautcd hiiii
son within its-jnrisdhr:..n the ftj-aal pro- j " CUFPEiillEAP CATECHISl! ;
tcetioD of the laws. j or an hmtome of the liie and rt3-
Slc. '2. llepresentativcs shall be appor. j lic StltviCES OF ho.n. HIESTER
portioutd atnoug the several StatC3 aecor- j clvjiek.
ding tu their respective numbers, counting ! .
always tLe whole number of each State, !- Qst Who is the Anti-War Can
excluding Indians not taxed ; but when- j d;Jate fur Governor ? Ana : Ulester Cly
ever the right to vote at any election fur mer-
electors of President or Viee President, Who embarrassed tho Government,
aud lor the United States
Ilepresentatives rt ''e estent f "is ability, iu the pro.-e-i
judicial offi-' cu,'u 'd "the War ' lliester Clymer ?
I o n-i i . . t- i
r l . I -i V li. n.tt..A..rtr.r4 1. . j r.n .ti...l
cers, ur te uieuiteis oi ttie Jeisl itmts i " "wuw
thereof, is denied : any male iiihabitant ' as a fu"us Yhiy, aud subsequently
of such State, beiug 1 years of age, and ; turned Loco Pueo, Lecuuse it paidUtttr ?
self, when a caudidatefor Viee Pres;.lc'ut. e.t:zeus ot tno L uited fctates, or iu auy
TI.pv r0 rnt .,, ,.f haste or nas.si.iu.Uav abridged, except for participation in 4- Who ran on the T5..y lhk,t, for
cvok-id by Prcsidei't Liueolu's cruel mur
der, but were his dw-Vberalo, matured con.
vietions. Over apl t,rcr again wis their
substance reiierJ by 31 r. Johnsuu in
conversatiuu, letteis, and in speeches.
And, in hiouversatson (vevi-cd by him
self biforo''' was printed j with George
L. Stiat aS (only Oct. l, 1SU5.) he ti.i-1 :
,...,.!;;. .11 nr ..thor erlmo tho hn.is of r..r M-K!!"J'Ure IU lM ar.a calUC Oat IM)
reseutation therein bhall be reduced iu j votes btluud the highest candidate u his
the proportion which the number of male j 0,r" Pnr'!J "' I-'ier-'r Clymer.
citizens shall bear to the whole uumberof 5- wtu ran 00 the Lwu FuCO TkIut
male citizens 21 years of age, in buch!f',r t,ie S;i"e SeBaS acd wa3 decteJ
State. jlS-VJ? lliester Clymer.
Sec. 3. No nersaa shall be a Senator 0 Who vted against defendins tha
or representative in C.inirres, or elector
Hal the revolted Stales a right to rep
rrsenlatioti in Congress while they were
hp i oiver id' tl ".-e v,h uiud.- t ::eU it . i'l fcI nlUJir.-Vi Pmtrir, or hold
Km pi fV-rr.beilfnir has been crushed ! any oui'.'e. civil or military, under .the
- ti J now vie want to reconstruct the State ' I'niled States, or ucder any State, wh,,
(.love! timetiis, and hare the to d.j I having previously taken an oa ii as a uietu
'' 'r Xtatr institutions arc -j.V'j.'.'.7, J her of Coiigre-s, or as an officer t f the
' t'i: . ry ';.!, ar;d they inn.-1 be ! L Hite 1 States, or as a member of any State
taken up and aji jitt; fij the firojn m 1 Legislature, or as au executive or civil of
'Cui's: to is cat. not he dune in a im.hmimiI ii.er of ativ Sta'e. to stir.nort the Consti-
e are making very rapid progress so
rapid that I sometimes cannot realize it
ai ;,! .!!!!. 01 to Ml-Mf
uf p,i:,iie sr.,;. -tre.
LE;CUL . BSALE,Prop.
Inn. 1 Jt 6:j.-u".
lo larr-i a Ian- buaru
k. c. s,Ti:w RT,
ATT0rJ 2Y-AT-LAY,
lil'Jiril. .,llttilt't ' u.. I if.,
y liclivored at nnn!
on t:ii. t. ' in vi- t'.iu.
; f unii ntulfi- tin-! fighting to subvert the I'niou ? If not, It appears like a dream.
e.pt.-ieiice.i a.ivcis. I ul that i:-ht enure to them, ibsolutelv IJV
.' s i r . 1. 1 alio j.ivsui:- I
IV rniDt fat be
t i untch t a
and uncoiiditionaliy, the niotnetit their j hurry. It U Letter to let them recoil-
i?es.
1r fmf
Orsliispv.tVs,,,:,! serves to the pi,!,- ! 1 '!'(!'! i' 211U hllS IU1 ll&li
fis ali i :.:i ot!ir btiit'-
'-i-t u.ft iition. l-liict? tir.-t
15. iu i i:
i 3 J i I . 3 '
dty.tr i JL .W:
l iit,' ri r v
r..vS.V.V"M t Uai
t-;i! i.ii: tr:iv?r.-es t he .NorliM-i :i :tT:i
i - .-..iittucs i'tmuM 1. ani. to
i vie. k Krio.
rtl !t'.tt"i :itj'i its onor.iT.' I Iv iht
L K(AI l't3U'.NY.
jii it' i n . t - til' ij:u ii .iu l 'iiiM itiiivtli
! I irri.iNToWN, will i r-:n
- I -u i..:-.:n"s-i en' im-(c-j to !iisc-iro ( i t
fn M:ii:: -n:t. o'o--i;e :Ue C".;ri House.
'"'.'"'KrieM
t'.'E OF PlSr-K.-liCK Til .IXS AT H U 1: 1 IS I'HG .
l.I'.AVi: E.Voi till'.
military I'otces were compelled to ground j struct the twelves than furce the;u to it;
arms by the ictoiious hosts of Grant, i or, if thy ju icnuty, the poirrr is in our
Sherman and Thomas ? ! humis, owl ice ran turk Hum in ui:y
3Ir. Yullandigham and his adherents ! jifiry; to ihc end, and ublije them to cor
Cinij.rnperly termed PisusiionisN, since j m-t thrit errors."
they always believed i:i preserving the j W ith repaid to Neirro Surarre, lie
Ciiioti by cohcciiiMg to the slaveholders told 3Ir. Ste.irus that he thought it should
all they o-.iu'd ask or w.uM take) con ! be iutro.luc-J gradually and through the ! nor any State, shall assume or cav anv
sistetjtly hold that the rebels forfeited no action of llie States, saying : J debt or obligation incurred in aid of iu
rights, and were eutitled to leun.e theirt "If I were in Tennessee, I should try ! surrectiou or rebellion against the I'niioil
tutiou of the L uiteJ States, shall have
tiued
in msuriectiou or
rebt
!!i
ugaiust the same, or given aid or comfort
to the enemies thereof; but Congress
may, by a vote of two-thirds iu each
House remove such disability.
Sec. 4. The validity of the public debt
of the United States, authorized by law,
iuclndiug that iucurred in the payment
ot bouuiits and pensions for services lu
s-ipr.rcssiug the rebellion, hall not be
(UfsitoiK'i ; and neither the L uited States
JOIiX T. L. SAHjI.
Cl 4f tM JM i '"4 tt ! r'"':'r - r'" ,:irA"-'' on tlx; l:e
C ' ' ! W.i; s l.v f :i t'hlla l, l; '.! ai. I IJne.
l i'.nii
; ii.-i ICMoe-s 'I
Klwtra tlijte-s Truin
I ".HAVE w csr.YAr.D.
! Trie M;i Train
l. it' I'.! j !t'-s '':-:; i n
I I t:...: a L r-:: a Train
i... a.
! e-.ts iu Cin!rrJS at an v time.
I ilittham moved thir in Congress
j was heavi'v voted down.
, f .lt'jlit aT"inst tio' r-h
i that thev iliil r.rt f;.ht
i aitan-
hut it
to introduce N
egro
u!!ragc pradualiy ; j States, or any claim for lofs or
i U:t, Uuise wlio had forvft! in the Army ; ! iiot, of any .slave : but all such debt.-!, ob-
Thro wh ' t u''1 te:"1 :"'J wrlte- i,n;- t ligations aud claims, shall be held ille-: 1
i.-.n a'w-.vs l,,.!,!;,':,F:ial'r"lr"yo..:oea1ionlur!he others Laid void.
: sav ?JI'H nr ?-':"i: " n: t t . - . .
r the tinvih'ge ! . ! i i:e i.egtstatute oi iennesseo liavin
d bv t!
ehols
MilTI.tNrM'.VN, JIM ATA Ol'Nii". l'A. N V.' Vot.K (j IN NKL'TlOX.
i t- l-.lt his i.rofe-p'fjtal services to the ; I-eave ow I ork at ; ".. a. j:.. arrive at Eric
polii1'.-. rroiwjt aiitoiiion pwn to tiiei
r. m ., arnve at Xew York
sceiilloii ot ci-iiii:- ioT"";-' ti"
lections :m i aii otio-r t.usini'-
at . . . a. t.
..yertiii.etit. ! Leave h.-io ut -,
ii'v-i--. i ... i v. i.
ijt' njr L'ove
j An lrcw JohtiSoti in his better days,
j h.:id tii'tn'y with the majority. Whi'e he
j a'wavs maiutaiiied that a Slate, once in
i the Union, could neither be taken out
I ti or destroyed, he insisted th it her ri.rl-.ts
I
V S.'l'li trf.ti K"
;"'J cpr.-e!.tatioa vi non (n-; ratia.-d this autendx-cut, her representa-
jniseu etas.-os, I.e said : !
-'laiiy years ago, I moved ia the
lives elect wera forthwith admitted to
i-e seats in either liiu.-e. they iakiu-j; the re-
I LMslatute (of Tennessee) that the armor ! irrd oath that thev hav,. n..v.,r v..l..n
his care
l'ri.isre r?t
e!it.
iu liio (..d i t'li.iit;'
.'t
lit"!. NU CHAX0E OF CAKS DE'i WKKC fit IK . iu it wight I
i .KV. volliC. and that her re-tor
f.rKNIiL'i: Ciiii
v .ucnoxr.i-;;i
i-t- l-.-i'l ii -vy
t i
" ICS M,I'V1CPS I j
iriiu'Ll. an i i
iO i-i. ii.: i-,
I iii
Ile els
suspended by rebellion.
ion mu?t b the
j work of her lyd people.
Thin in his speech at Nashville (June
'i'ejanl -'eejiiaj cars on ail nt;r!it train-.
Kn iiil'.n ma' ion ii'-pjciiiiir j i.-n- -r Imsi.
i .ii"-s hi i.lv at the comer of tto.h ao,l M.-u-tui
sine!-. I'uiiadclijUa. j 9, 1 !. ,) on receiving the news of his
A.. i :oi-lrci.;:,i basi!.e-suf the Cumpany's I nominatiun at lialtimore as Yice I'lCM-
i-;t.
ic all
tie n.i'.v !.e :;.i'ir. s-fi
iiioi a' tils li.i.iit' ,ii f t r-
'i ..r- may aiao he left
V.lhUAM GIVLS.
ii -fi "j J ;U jii
i , i..-i'L;
:ddv,
12 iii.i
1 ! '. ..Kers !ns s.-ivicfsto :!.'!
o' iur oi .1 ii.: : a: -i e-.oar . Itavil.i: iia-t a
.i.i-iit-:o-e in it:.- ti's:aessuf W-noo.. i
;. lie l.'eis coiili t tit li:a.t he n:i ieinii j
ii al :.-;! j; ior.. ii ; caa at ail uiiies In'
c ui-o.tfJ ai hi- r-.-.?iuence iu .Ui..iiijtt.tvn, la. j
-i. i, to-i. I
I S. ii. Kingston, Jr., comer of l-'ta and
' M iiki t siri-iis, rii.loikv'i.hia.
.1. W. It. -y no! I-,
; 'ia hiomi, A-rein, N. '. It. K , Hi'! ignore.
i ll. ii. I. Hi !.1(
i Ciiierui I'l't-.thr .'il"ii:, l'i.i i.it. !
! ' It. u. t;v. i Nf.it,
j (.ieiienil Ticket A";..it, l'Lioioi'ti.liia.
1 "A. L. i'i Ll-.'i;,
j (I ner.i! .-"iip.erimeudcin, Viiijaias.ort.
t . ii j i i
l f
i rgi-
ll E A 1) I X j ii A i L KOAD.
iiae l.th, ISjS.
i
the basis of representation iVutn popula
tion to qualified voters, North as well as
South, and, in dae course of time, the
States, without regard to color, might tx
tend the elective franchise to al! who p-se.-.-ed
certain mer.ta!, moral, or such other
qualilicitien.s as might be determined Ly
au oulightered public judgniriif."
Sucii ate the kise, ,,; rest.iration indi
caled by Audre-J Johus-n. He Lever iu
titiiiitcd, nor dreamed that tho.-e who had
. , ; . . . . I '! .'.. .1 t.t'.irl ,... l ... i '
Teat misery upon tue Mate, ne permute I ....iion nC iHn-icmtai
- J 1 1 i i .... i t i ...
control its destinies ? If this be so. .t,u"llu liJve au voice tu settling the
terms oi rofonstruetiuu witn those who
Ident, he said:
' lu calling a Convention to restore the
State, who shall restore and re establish
ill' .Skull tin' mail I'ho gore his inllifitrc
Utiii I.ii hi' nits t'J dcstri'if tin: (iori rutin ill.'
Is he to pattieipite in the gieat wo:k of
restoration? Shall he. who brought this
iiotimetit ut representatives iu
should Le by ipmlfud tottn.
Co
rily
aided the rebellion. And every
I oil er en-rebel State ruav come iu on the
'The ai urtioiiment is now fixed uiti! i
- i sail. i. 1 1. . ills,
t r . i i- . i . . . '
ociore iii.it time we might cli.m;
t j
LIILITAIIY CLAISS.
"TIK uiidfrsiLaed .ill pvoiiijuly attend to
f siEvr s at a
V? llie .orih an 1 No
jru l. X- f )'..!&, l:tj..
.l-..!'i:-i. I.ii :us.u,
-West for I'iiila-lcl-
'O.'i'M'I'Vi",
.Or .'I, J.'-1.1,1,;
'I'JIifl.
X iL'f coh.'tTtion ut I'iain:- a.'.iiiist e:;:.tr tiie i lrnum leave ll.icrt.i.urj (ur -Vtie I'm, as
tate or .Nation..! tivermncti!, IVuswns. i'.:'Ck ! '''': At ti.tei, , 1 .' and !l,0-i .a. M., ami
l at, l.coi'.ty. t'.xira 1'ay. ind all oiher ciaim- i "a '.'.!') i. M ., Li-rivtag at AVic York at
an-:i.;j mil .t t Lie pre.-e.il or any other war, ; "'J I'.'.i'U A. "!., ami 11 an 1 lii,o." 1.
cult.'iici. I y'" C3"eeiiiig Viitli in.iilar Tiaius on the
JlCUHMMil lA'OSS. j i.-.y.V,.a U.iUrmiJ; Sleeping Cars accoin
Auoi ne -at-l.aw. j ':! the o.i.M aui i.t,J0 i' M trains without
Militiiitown, .Jii'iiata Co., 1'a. ied ! eh nigc.
. Leave Hirrul.ur for Y.railmj. rutttrilU
...,.; 1 lV"v:!!'K ' ! '1'i';ioy(, M ufr.ini, As.'i'un:!, J',r Cruit, Al-
l .!i.'4J5 . i5WilS j ' t uc.'i'.' it itii't i' i.inn :" 'j .'mt. at X,H A. .M. and
.h VKU-SONS W 110 HA VK liKEX ''IS- j J.iO and -1,10 1' .'.i, Meppiii at . J..i,u and
2 Ai'.l.i; ii'. it IN J Dili lith.l'.N t W I ali lty ui.us ; ike -l,:o i .1 X.ai.i iii.,king
AliiO t i"i l'iK TO A i'fi.'i.s'iuN. Ail per- ! no elo-f toinii '-loiis Tor iVd'fiile nor V!uat!t:l-
wno i.:: ..oid up;. lying l.ir a I'eusiou noi-t ,''oa. I.r i'e f;ilt;. .1, lidl nm mid Aul-
i.i-..t.n iiinu'iA ittiin- 1.-11 . .i .jti.ii.iin ioi o:i.vjioita,aa l.'liiruili.
.ioit-iit lo entiile them
iis.i'.led rioidio.-s will call
ti,cti nil this Jn
bli.od rf 'jilt bruit.
soldiers ami ofi.xrs,. frotdy poured out, j struggled and suflcrej to nphuld and pre-t.-.'V,'
hacc been trii.thnd; q.dh d. All the j H'rVL' "i uut the contrary, must emphali
glorious victorious victoties won by our caib' And the Cougre.si that he cou-
iruiies wiil ;;o for naught; atid all jS'auiiy re.erreu to as entitled to review
!,!- which have Leen sowu aa'1 "vwe litis actions iu
cad oa i tie i.xaimniii
Ci iiiir lliit-'uiiu v is
to a i'truioli. A
n ti.e mitltirtfigui'l v. ho had been appointed
lViision lxaiiiiitini; tSurgeon for J iiu.alu aaii
a Ijuiu.nj; Counties.
r. c. JiL"::)io, M. i.,
l'aiterson, 1'a.
lec. P. l-T.-lf.
leave JJtii!,'ju.y al 0.0 i a,
iteli.: ning : Leave Set.- i'urli at 7.00 A M.
I -. iViou ari'i .iiO 1' l','u!0 ;.,.., ui -;,;.
A .'d, and It.ii I M ; i:((jci; at -i.ij A M i
Z.l I' .M; .l.,,:.ai.i O.iiUaml 11,1") A M, and
;.'ol.i; 1.i:uni;.;i al tl.-I.) A. Al, nnd 1,00
ami U.oj i' .M.
Ltavt! I'vlirriFc for llirris'.nrj, via Sc'.ut!
and Hwt-iiuiii..tt lioit UjhJ, at 7 O'l A. M.
It'.tiitjt'j .iccjiii.it,J.o ttft 'Itiiui: lt-avt'S iZntd-in-j
al 0 oil .. y,., I'v.ai'uing iroia V.'ultit.el
iiufi al o 00. i'. jl .
Cuiuut-tiit tl'iil:'jt'l Trains leave Iutlinj at
0 -i-j A M a:ni o l-j 1' 'd lur J.'iiitraia. Lti2
noble
toe battle oe.
with dead heroes uaritig the rebellion,
will have been made memorable in vaiu."
"Why all this carnage aud devastation ?
It was that treason might be put down
and traitors punished. Therefore, I say
that traitors .dwtdd take a back stat tn
the. trork cf restoration. If there be but
live thousand men in Tennessee loyal to
the Constitution, lo)a! to Freedom, loyal
to .Justice, those true and fiilhfid u
should control the trork of rt orjuni::atton
and ref'ormuliuu absolutely. 1 fay that
the traitor has ceased to be a ci'ien, and
in adjoining the rde!iioii. has b.eoiiie u
pubi.e enemy. He Jocjeiled Ins rnjht to
role with loyal men when lie renounced
his citizenship and sought to destroy our
( Joverumeiit. We say to the most honest
and industrious foreigner w ho comes Iron:
I1G
premises was
loyal States aud
j a i.ongr.'ss representm
loyal men.
In full and clear accordance with .Mr. !
Johnson's earlier aud better suggestions.
Congress, at its late session, g ive to this
subject the careful consideration demand
ed by its importance, at.d at last, by au
overwhelming majority, proposed the fol
lowing Amendment to the Federal Con
stitution as the basis wheroou the States
iately iu revolt -should Le restoied to the
Union ;
llcmlrcJ, Fy the Stnntc and House cf
Itiuresmiatn-h if the I'nited States of
America, tic-j thirds of both. Jlouss run.,
currb.y. Tint thfc lollowing Article hi
piopostu io ii.c legislature ot the fctat.-s
as au aui-tuduicut to the Constitution o!
the L uitcd Slates, which, when latilied
What means, then, this concerted ciam
or that Congress denies tho right of rep
lesentatiou and retitses to admit loyai
nic-ti to seats? What can it mean but
fraud and deception ? 3!r. Johnson ex
acted terms of every State lately iu revolt
bet ire relieving it of military rule an-i al
lowing it to Le governed by men of its
own choice. C-iigrt.s; does ex ictly tint
same. Ti.e conditions differ, but the
principle involved is identical. The Pres
ident applies oe test of loyalty, Congress
another; aud surely the right of Con
gress to exact coudiiioua is at least equal
to that of the President. The Copper
heads, who uever admitted the right to
esac conditions at all, are consistent in
repudiating them now; but they who sus
tained the President iu his requirements
are precluded from objecting to those o!
t tie legislative power. Having resolved
to betniy and desert the 11. publican-Union
party, they must devise pretexts for so
State at the outbreak if the llebeliiou .'
lliester Clymer.
7. Who voted to deprive "the Bojs in
lliue," of thu rights of Suffrage? llies
ter Corner.
S. Who voted aijaimt an increase of
pay for the men who were perilling their
live iu difeuee of the country ? Iliei
ter Clymer.
). Who refused a vote: of thanks to
Gen. Grant, his oiiiee's and men, fur ser
vices rendered iu defence of thecou'atry ?
Ilie-ter lymer.
ID. Who is lu favor of Deserters hav
ing a vote? Ilie-ter Clyuttr.
11. Tor whom will dpperheids, In
serters and Uounty Jumpers vote? Hks
tcr Clymer.
12. Who has the sympathy of all Reb
els and traitors ? lliester Clymer.
PL pur whom will all Loyal 3Ien not
vote ? lliester Clymer.
1 1. Who litis the icorst War Record ia
the Slate? lliester Civ mer.
lo Who said "he tconitt not altar a
line or Hot out a parti te t f his ncord V
lliester Cltnrr.
Id. Who expects to humLitj the IL.ys)
in Lr.ie" into supporting him foi Gover
nor ? ilie-t. r Clymer.
17. Who denounced the Republicans
as "Dastardly Miscreants'." Ilb-stcr
Clymer.
IS. Who voted to exclude A Jjhnsoa
from the Senate Chamber, when he was
iu the habit of denouncing Tteasun aud
Traitors? lliester C'ym.tr.
'"X Who supports Andy now that la
lias proven rocie:iit to h's priuciples and
his party : luestcr ttyn:cr.
2'J. Who declared iu a public specc-i
that when the Copperheads came into
power ":!,e Republicans would flee t
their l.t.'as iu the mountains and call on
the neks and ti.e hi. Is to cover them?"
Ilk-ter Clymer.
" 1. Who resigned his set in the Sen
a'e o.i!y t vo weeks prior to adjournment,
in order that he niiht nut show his hard
on the ' Itot'r bur '." and -ih Fr.e
Rail Road Law?'' liksttr 'Knur.
'2'2. Who can be found at mine, next,
winter, unless he should, n la McLieilari,
sail for Europe alter the iog'orious defeat
that awaits him ? Ilie-ter Clymer.
doing; but these nowise excuse their
treachery, aud wiil uot deceive the people.
X. P. Tribune.
Ew'The Copper-National Unionists
are telling their iguoraut parlizaus that a
black soldier i.s al.owed -00 moic bounty
than a white soldier. It is only those
who cau'l or don't read that believe the
story. The 'Boys iu lliue' who read the
VK. LINCOLN JOT PUOUE HlS ELEC
ii' 'A.
pap
is are ujt to be Luinbugited with anv
Ires oi tuat sort.
.lii.rsit'.t j.t;ir. i
DU. S. O. K.L.'.Ii'rTr.. (t-'le nv.uy si-r-
Cf.oi. having lueait-'d in J'ailcroii t-ud f
t-r.- u.s pruie--sioiial services to the eiiizcua oi j
liiis place nil-.', aiiriuaadine t'Otiin-ry. -
llr k ii-:vit.T i ..-!. . .,rJ ...r..-t'r.T.i.o ,
iu ho-p i 1. ..,'.iai, a.iar.iiv I -r-ictiae, leels Uii t-ii'ii.i.i'.s: Lts.ve Xno-Vork at 8 00 ! fore vou can be a citizen, you must stay Attr. 14, SiC. 1. All persom born or
piipau-a lo re-auesl a mat iiuni tliose who I'. Vh.-.jjf.nh'at S a.ni tiljl'. M.. Vultceitlt
Euglana or Germa'jy lo dwell among us, j by thiee fourths of said Legislatures, shall
and to the wealth of our country. 'Re- j be valid as part of the Constitution, viz :
I here for five years.' if we are so cau- naturalized iu the United Slates, and sub-
.ui.uuatc lisijjittltlilt.lii;.!! Ut', C IO.'.. .11., L:t:nlt;m t .tO .1. M j lurrisbuii . , ., . . .1 1- .- .1 i
4 oi A. Al., mniVail Co V. Al ., for I tious about foi eigners, w no vo.uutanly re- jcci to ju. is.t.euou uiereor, are cm
Icn.luiicH
lie v.d. bc found at the brick eiiildir.
fOslIC tU'i "StXllSliLO
Ut'iiee ia lac tjrouU uf
I,
op- i;.,r
nJ.nrtj, and 10 .,1 A. AI., for Atir-lW, I noiiiir-r- th.-ir homes to live with Us, what ' Zeus of il.e L lilted btates aud of the Slate
t. l-auWU-r ateIu ! aU'U iL:0':'' &oo aJld wc to the traitor, .iSU j wherein iU5 d,. So State Bhall make
J.'i" IaO-- --tf J aSSl. ,,,i,.i T,ctttt to and from all points, at re-
" uacuu Kates.
. t i i-.-r- ,c .. . ! Uatjjtnjt checked through : 80 pounds al-
t I.AllIf' StOCi OI tlllitittitltriir., f...l... B r
, , .,; , 7 v ..... -are ; ijwea acu IVaiMitieer.
1. such us lubs. liutier iluwia. li'.n;kw'il f it
f j iLiA-.!. ll...... II.. .. . .. i '
UUIU?. iiiJ"' '- ..win. liutM'iS. tS-C , III- I
tciocir, mow & l-AUKtit g. I REi
XICULLS,
tV.iiai S'tj'tttitt,.iJ:tt.
Pi. Nyr .'.", ti-!:.
tiO" A mau iu Hartford advertised re
cently that, on receipt ol a certain sum,
lie would by return mail iusimct auy ap
plicant ho.',' to make a fortune. His di
rections were : ''Peddle cigars, halt Ha
vana and half home ade,as 1 did, aud al
ways be ready to pick up a stray chicken.
&2fA meeting Was held ut Louisville
to endjr.-c the I'hila.tclphia Convention,
at which the Rebel Gmerul Forrest, the
auihor of the infamous Foil Pillow mas
sacre, presided. Comment is unnecessary.
Aly pulley.
uyA great luauy people are UViug iu j
tr-ivrt'l to o'.'-1 due process of law, cor decy to any p;.. J tegts is Atlinia, Georgia. j
.i-t ...
born and reared among us has laised a j or eutorce taw3 kuicu snail abridge the
parricidal hand against tho Government ' privileges or immunities of citizens of th
which always protected hiut ? Mj Judy-, United Slates; nor shall "sny State de
Mct,t is, that he slwuldbe suhjixted to a prive of life, liberty or property, without
trerc ordeal be fort, lie
It gave 3Ir. Lincoln groat paia to think
that many religious men, even iu his ran
city, were going to vote against Li in, tor
himself he could plainly see Gods ral
in the cond.ct. One day, speaking with
tears rolling dowu his cheeks, ho uttered
the-e noble words : -I know theie is a
God, and that lie hates injustice and
slavery. I see the s'orm coming and I
know that his b.iud is iu it. If lie has
a place and walk for me I think be has
1 beiicve I am ready. 1 am colli ug
buttiuth is every ihiig. I ki.o.v 1 am
right, because I know that liberty is
right; for Christ teaches it, and Gin 1st is
God. I have toid ll.cm that a Louso
divided against iiseU' cannot stand, ana
Christ aud reason say the same; and they
wiil iiud it so. Iugs don't care whether
slavery is voted up or voted down ; but
God aud humanity cures and I care; and
with God's help 1 shall not fail. I may
uot see the end Lut it wiil come, End I
snail be vindicated ; auu these men will
iiud that they have not lead the lLble
aright."
fciyA youug liiuu ny ine ueuie of
Usury, ia Rome, Ga., recently suskeJ ix
d32o rw csrgs ut one tittiUjj.
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