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VOL XXIII.
T II
OMUMSfA
SP.
E2 oration ol tii
race. Cunijr
adluit anyof
tion. and it w
A RTANBU RCt, S. <
mmmmmKanrn trnimmmmi m m i im
ie conditon of t!ie colored euit
ess, however, yet hesitate! to r:..*i
these States to repros oita- an ,
as not until towards I In- ? 1.1-./- ;o o
3., THURSDAY, 1
; 11 i '. i. * 0?:vi;-\ J u the adr
vti' . < ti t< ' > and H? pre cnt 'fives 1
ami ?M <>f t' ? Mates. t!:r~o cm I;.
I) E C E M B 45 tt 1 3 ,
HIS? i rc \\ i?hi i^loa
V iai v. >rds to I11-* e muiiyuieii, wl
no , oy I'll I ^r.*titilUo,
1 SGG.
> * - or . i ~bTi ?"Sw F ill i iibiii?i
Spoke Gl??a
WU, fulioWrJ Tho bnrquc Evc
ic voliuiUiri'y vf11ri ITU (iurnmn i
NO. 46
niiiffS.
rliurJ, from Bremen,
mm grants arrived in
IS PCRLIBII
THURSDAY
A T
Tvro Dollars (Spec
? *
RATES OP ADV
Oa? Sauare, First Inserl
b n every of the eighth
MOUNING, J xctj|)tl0" wa
by the udtuiHi
preventatives,
:ie) in Advance. rt,?rcl
tailed to u?lm
? Kcpreseututi
'ERTISING whose intiabi
see, had cngs
lion. SI: Suhsonuont Stulc.i. iitnri>
month of the session that >.n \v!?>i
s made in favor of ronii"-sce, pew
-ion of her Senators ami lie- haj?
I deem it a suh cot of pro- law?
that (.'micros has thus f-it ful
lit to seats, loyal Senator.' and tel.
es from the other St-.tes, cat:
tnnta, with those of Ten:vs | witi
i :e*l in the re;.-?*:'? ?. i n a m
f 11 ?11 Pitn fn'tt't It ?"i. -I.? .
r>* " . ' "??? J/;
i av.> will I el > '.t. i .viiii
o.* ? 1 K ;l:i?ion. 'or ti conlo
;>cn wlr li.o , ; >ri ; nil
< :ir" V-1 ar<*? 1 ! y . i i; t a rl' >u
(Vir;re-;< 11 ii linn-' is mail"
.*0 ??1 t!\?! election V !>?(. <I't 11
is of its o'.'.i rrmi.ini:. 1 i
i the concur m-ncc i ! rwo-t hirls. <
.miner When a ' m r or
<?* r r? 4 i. 'i?. i;.ir > i'i p*?
l !iu '.'.-ji Iji :: !1 fI.Mii;> with in th
ii.it co.iM M'.tiiu; ,i iiiul
th?? ' I'Vd*Tjil I nion r.s ill" otilv rc
i h? v.-f..' jiri'scriln'.l I y Ji-tfiTsn
tho action t ic:i.i?? ir lits countryui
[i i? :;tici?>!on of llsc'ir *fiH7?
:l:?y, *'ii ' ' a union oF nontiui?uil
titi l >:?u.iiiy auspicious t?? tlirir !
ire- i 'iftfy. .. iivk^on 1
i.i?j ui"- Ao ! vjh^rl-jston on Wedi
of OUT ! ul-1TItetl'l tO SC
cherish the i Coin;* mostly contiet
jc . ol safety, i ilics already residcn
n as rules ot ^ colony of I'ole
on to the true {j10 Wilderness, I
>n, a ml pro jr round between the
L and action Jlooke: and ?*i
i:ij?j?in.'i-s and j'.dish exile in t
tin i fsien ol j ,o ?l,? nni.?n"
Those iimoittle
in South Carolina)
:tcd with German famt
here.
's arc about locating in
atnous as the battlecontending
urtuiea of
rant. Gen. Tochiuan,
hia country, is at the j
Insertions, 75 cct
PRESIDT JOIINM
Fellow Oil '~.en$ of th
of Representatives :?A
the Congress of the U i
. ? . number. rou
Is, in Specie. The scats of
mmm~ '" of Represent
)N'S MESSAGE. ben it. (he S
by liioir own
election ; bu
c Senate antf lh.usc to UCCC|it the
Jterabrictintcrv.il, sion, iti; be
lited States resumes pltsbed tuuei
- .......... v. ...i; . 'IK I J'.-'Jl
min without rep?e:jnt.iiiou. | lion
fifty mouthers in tbc iiour^ijeob
utives, ami of twonty iuuiu- j as t<
uuato, are yet vacant. Mot j be i
consent; not by a failure of J proj
t by the refusal of Congress j seat
ir credent als. Vheir I'funs- to tl
Sieved, would have nocotu- ! uien
x toward.-- tl.o removal ami com
.iuvu |Ti-.'ii - ms Ctlliiiiv i?I t:
, he lii ay at onee !?< admitted or
L:d; or should there 1.-. any (jucv
) his ' liability, las credentials i
eterrod lor investigation to the
riutti committee. II' admitted t
, it must he upon evidence, satisfac!
ic House ol' wiaeli he tlius beeom
titer, that he possesses the reijui
iiui i to ii an 1 los^.al .(U.aili ati.
|?>c- :;n* ?i' u ? ?i t1 ivenun M:f str
rc Mrioily eon lined to :|?e apher
tion j prune outies, -md justly and i
tuny ! that our ijoYcnunent is not
ap- I t;?.ir:o?i m.r our l.nion prowr
o a ! siuas of the rights and | overs
tory j States. In thus attempting
L?s a (ieneral Gov rnuicnt strong,
si MM weak. It* true strength con
?ns j itig individuals and States hs
u. ( always bo "v~ " " *"- vu""v
of it * appro Dobbs says that
orcibly urged ""lids. Theyse
to be main selves that they don
ve<l by invu fhc' market is closed
ui'the several A law exists in
to make our drinking on the Sa
we make it service It runs thu
sists in leav ing hi an ale house
much a> jsis day, or of her holida
beantics generally die
t such a vu uc on them
't find a purchaser till
Gerinatiy to prevent
Wbath during Divine
s: "Any person drink>
during service on SanV.
111 "iv leuullv deDttrt
lis annum legislative I
and merciful Provider
pestilence which visitcc
its calamitous traces up
our country. Peace, or
civil .authority have bet
to exist throughout the
tcidtSuteft. In all o< t
thority has supercede
abors. An all-wise """'"'j
ice has abated the j1" ' "u''
tent on the p;
' our s?orcs, leaving slnltJJ | r v.
on some portions of ;;reat prineip
tier, tranquility and at ion of Ainc
!11 formally declared people ou^hi
whole of the^'ni- tion, und yet
hivfltaWs, civU-au- mentation, li
d the coeroion ol nance with tl
; ui our relations .is ono peo- it i
vo'l serious cau o ! ?r discou w; .
ivt of the inhabitants of tho-:o na
nuld have accorded with the udni
les enum ia'-d in tlio declar- the
ricau independence?that no ia t!
to b ar tlie burden ot tax a and
bu denied the ri^ht of ropro- of C
t would have been in couso tl.e
ic express provisions of the and
oiu.v 1 a sis a member,
l of due ailr ,i i'io : to tlie (iowruni
:vl?irne I 10 Ins coostitu u x, they
oni?li? i ill it none but |. r ms lov.i
United States will bo allowed si v<
a a I ^i-ditiv.- ciiineil: is the nat
tlie '.lolilic sl j.m.vt and moral influ
initio s are linn offeeriv. !y exortei
in'er . is ot'loyalty to the 11 overtoil
ti lull * y to tlie i'ni ?ii. f* i mi this <n
for "ildo to themselves; itt inaki
cut, not in its power, but in its
are uot in i?? control, but in i!
1 t<> ii't in hinding the States <111
i?ic? 'ho centre, but ieuving each
ion. ih tructed in its prof ,rcous>i
nee Niese arc the t uchings ol
1 in loeds as:d services huvo ;?;? !
icii' tiions, and who, Ion.;, incc. ha
no. front tiie scenes ol' life: liav<
iii?j it-o?t iclt. w thout paying."
beneficence; The Tuskegee (/
s protection; rentiers aerainst inlj
jro eioselv to out to them to rotno
to move itri iino?l ja.igment hav
'u'ional ?rbit that State, nn'l stat
men whose cil in that quarter i
e them illus farms.*
ve withdtawn San lord Conover,
hot tn tlifnf
llit.) News cautions its
cements recently hold
vu to Texas. Men of
c just returned from
c that the cr? ps rep rt- .
ire confined to a few
, the witness charged
arms, ana the people,
action, are maintaining
in full activity and oc
The enforcement of th
obstructed in any State
powerful to be suppress
course of judicial pr<
auiiho.sit.ie8 engendered
rapidly yielding to the
ccs of our free institu
by their voluntary I onsliiutten
; their Government "* least oi;j
niplete operations. >>tate, wthou
e laws is no leujrer prived ol its <
by combination too i'heio provisi
icd by the ordinary 1? secure toe'
JccedingB, and the ?1 every ttou
i by the war ure . each 11 oi
beneficent infiucn pnrtant was i
itions, and to the l',e Con^tituti
-that each State should have tion
representative, and that no the
it its consent, shall he tie- sent
;qual suffrage i ? the .Senate, here
ous were intended to secure eliat
rerv State, and to tltu people tiojd
e. tltc right et representation time
ise of Congress j and so iui to s?
t deemed by the trainers of gre-<
ion, that the equality of the ! it is
, so vitally affecting the r-storatioi
I in .n ami r li?* permanency of our |
form of Government, my emvieti
toforc expressed Imve undergone
ige; but, on the contrary, their corr
has been confirmed by reflection ;
t. If the a J mission of leva I me ml
'aft* in ihe respective liuuios of vl
s was wise and expedient ? year i
DO ie*s wise .ni l . * .....I. ...? .......
i ul country the rich legacy ol'tli
pre- tlicir w'sd.mi and their jiatru
on- <nij fresh inspiration from i
ii.. let us emulate them in love u
uct respect I'm the Constitution
an.I * * *
tor- In the performance oi' a <
Ion ipo.i toe >v tiie Mon-titniiuu
on, 'Uii.v : v 1 to i!m Koi.tv-cnt;
I .1 . t t\,. i? 1.. .
.. I wiiii |?t*rjiiry in the ]
eir examples j Dnv.s with Mr 1
.iista Draw? j Ul jail Ho dec
heir lessons, | llo ho? been
i e, tun try and j i,:u|t au,l nan boon j
and the laws jury- 1' is stated
* indicted h?r pfirjury,
luty imposed i'jl0 VotCrt which
, I have thus t(||Cl.n j? tho soyerai
uives o?" the tilu Southern >lc?h.
plot charging Jefferson
coin's assassination, is
I ires that he is inno?
unsuccc^tul in getting
ucsuiitcd by the grand
also that he has been have
been thus far
annual conferences of
"lists, indicate the ml.
kindly effects unro
commerci tl intiWouise
fUinr. .?P I r
VM *'? IIMIUIIIUl If
earnest wish of every p
Will hav accotiiplishe<
tional achievement w
Sad events of t!?o past,
only their instructive I
* our onward career, as
and united people. In
strictcd social and Stales in tin;
An en tiro rosto not otci
cling must be tno v'onMiiuiion
tUiiotio heart \v'e consent, be <1
J our pruudest na ol Nation;
lien, forgetting toe '1;is been ussu
and reiiiuiuLoring S.uics was t
lessons, we resume act-of iheir i
a lrec, prosper^*.; surrcoiinii b.
niv t?; 11 1 Wi'i? tlieneeii.
Senate should i?e preserved, j tlii->
i by tin amendment ot the I in t|
can any Stale, without its 1 the
oincd a voice in thai branch then
11 Legislature. It is line, it that
mecl that I lie existence of the ' ci'lu
ermincted by the rebellious ' St it
nliuoiiuiifti, and that the in ' rrnr
vin.* be- < appro- I, ihe>.! ii#5j
i) a nL .a .m?> lermi moral I i'
atioin ilous C'jn lition is ri itr nowio
e.\;iet i?iin.iiio! '!:. >; Kt.itproe.it
time, it is I a w 1 i t<> oxel
it from rep!'os? ut.ition, 1 uo not
the i|uestiou tvill be ehuii.eii by
X el rime. Ten years hence, ii ii
es re n un as tliey ur , tt.e ri^lit
?>eni:itinn w ii be no * : it- -r ?
t of" exeluiUUi . . ill .
?i. >1 in . ?! ?.?: i iy loiiiyi
,i ) ' >- ' ill i - si-f i in it v
lid. ?>v liUit.iit .jj l|ii\f llll'J
Sci ryiii i.r 1ml, anil uiy cnru
tlh lint tin! jnM'il in iy In* siic(
ki.s. iii 'i \ , i r I. without inqiai
u nai ill ntnl symmetry,
tlii i i iihi ine be?t tii lie
ill. -.ii' rbvivei < f li itiiii-il lulntii
: i (i mi ui.li l?>11 . ,
: flairs as th? ih<*,ii,n* [,yH ,nr?e
inuiro. Our { SL?" 1l!,? "
?iti? its most MeHioJwt
. St Haver is. l'0^"1 ??<">ductiou o
ovHtduSly and toiheOcnen.IO.nl
rinjr its' ori^- -Somebody ou*ht
'i ho interests ^l4 ^ ilcox Oou 1
promote*i by b? <. i. tmil j ui a ?iuu
f>ns. I[)4> cotii* 1 ttUC? bo i^II
majority of the propoaino
of the Church to
t Church, and the prof
lay representation inereiiccs.
to tumble the editor
ty iSetrs int? the Almoin
of t'r.rs of pi?j metal
res to keep coo'. lie
A . -1 _..k! ** tn
4th December, 1*05, C
ed of the measures wl
tutod ( y the Executive
gradual restoration of t
the insurrection oecurrc
with the General Go
ional Governors had be
ventions called, Gove
Representatives chosen
the 11 iiit?><) Sf.'itou (\\
0 tigress vvum in- ? ?
lioh hud hccu insti I 'iv?*}
with a view to the CovernuieJit
he States, in which distinctness ;
id, to their relations 'used to miiu
verninent. 1'iovis- l'-j"ll,lo with t
en appointed, eon Njsleni, u.m i
mors elected, and 'he ir, thr..
1 to the Congress of ''on/i ess.
trfra It.i.l lw.o? ... ... 11 * e il ;?
txl triTi'-i ll' i > i t ill.
c, ami judicial dii|>ui'U?icin* u> t
have, liuw* ver, wir.li j/ixai u,c.i
ind u 11 ilorn* cons si iiv-j,. re |k
ion <iii as.'tiuiplinn s?? iiiCM.ii- luiiii
in: o;u ire oi our llc,'Ubl can ??iuf.ili:
li.c pioli-.-v.cd niy.-yis of; , o;i:
Ujiltunl t.'u- .vi'-ut lc_i-..?iloo ii , i<
tliu uii.iciiiabl'.' luct in.IK'.-.- i j.
,t tl. .? 11,...1 ... .i
*? % 7-t ??7I* ?f?? * 1.4. * ' },J K1'
Inly oi :,V t*r . iv.. mil
i!.- M^ijcration <>r (Joi; ?ie f
-uivs as ao sh .il jid^t' niv sary
client. 1 know ot no iiKa>u e u
. i.ill.' ly ->1 t?y uvury <
. of n-.fi . ;il i.ili ri'.-t, .-Mi-: I j'ul|.*v
il iuslioc, llian ?in; :idi.u.->ion i I !<
titers Ir.iiii now unrein. > m'iI" J i:i
> would CKitMiin.iiiU*' iin* \ ?? ot' ro
i |. it ir ? ' i 1.1 ??<i ;
< ? ii-ij, , ....r ..a
uel. pc:tft?. i^ir. ..ir t
Oi arlv acc ."> .[lit-usj. i.t i?!' too
j.?r- *t us otuloavor t<? preserve
lor woon tii" coordinate IVpnr
an ioverr;::;.nt. liw.tc-u-h in its
iya' ii iy eoruia.iy Oo i.i.oi itc w
i?cs " 8?ourin?* the iiuaitianbi
,t.>. titiuini:, :':o jiysu alion of
t r I ' iii I?IC
!' 0 f Ursui,., , ' s '-'I '?f Her, rh i
to tin" I i in sopi
^ -?t ends. "iat '' Hail can s
h ;iti?i>!iy he where he |le..ses, b
wonts of the to sleep where
proper sphere the rats a.i
iih the other j as '0,lo iia h
? of the Con- The cu>c of a chil
the 1 nion, J death i3 given in \\
iruiumtiuii ot nans
h;<t h*>*bnnd and wife C. >3
iihiu riMuns. declaring
leep-'liow, when and
>ut lor himself, he in*
he can defend his wife
J till uther nuciurual
is got one to defend.
Id being frightened to
iscon-ia papers. The
ed lor the cntbrccmcii
abeyance; .he bloekado
custom,houses ro-establ
tcriml revenue put in 1
the people uii^ht contr
al incon-e; postal open
sutucd, and efforts w
restore them to their 1
efficiency. 'J'he States
^ -1 I i ?
U.VO..U.* Uliv.l UJIVM ------ - ,
it ol laws loiij* in Colli inuim ies
had been remove I, " 'his t oimi
Halted, and the in ' "?ent 01 the
brce, in order thai fared, wiin ;i
ibuto to the nation xv,,s 8i;:mli
itions liad been re wa^ed upon i
L're being made to presaion, nor
ormer condition ol or HU' j'?e .tio
had been n.^kod to j "'}? iiiici iV
"I v HIV-.- IV.1I jll/l.lll 11 I till
a o nullum; iban {Stall . ? in tl
At I In: vi>ry niiu.i iicc? , and
retail ion, each U mso tie : |y |t
> unanimity as rt-in .1 h.'uU* : > ! c ,a
irant, thai the v ar \v:.> ma 1 i|i,.,
>ur pail .n uav spiiit *.1 op- !.;i.
lor any purpose ul v.iiitjui -i . i , >
n, nor puipo.se oi ?v.:i>hrow cup-.
Tin^' \ iiii tS*? ri-iiis or c.i- od i;
>ii, nut exi rt a mo t .-.ilut i. y i Ai.tc
he l\* t .-t i:>li>liincut of jeaC", it 11 ?
ii'ttciiiui ti'oliu.;. It v:ounl tctt* 1 *!r
> tvi.rtv tt.f Couli?loiiCc >! !it>* Aiik
I l.> in I mo vi^ur .1 - .i.'.i'l;
r :u uit 'oL.t. it wuiiid iii'.i i:
ly t <-. !her iis :i nation, ami :iI?it
it 'W to tiic world tl?u itilior.uit 1
rutive j> > m is lit'a (iovi-riiuu iit li
;m hi tiic will ot'lite ic.it!" :i t; i c.
iii) tud the port .ui.y < I <?i:r fre<
>n y, A \\ .J
?_ :*t W a>li iii. tv>.i, i io? . 11**1 r '!,
l j_ ? -*> -<?a><- ? ? - y
itl Ssialfi ?l[T
"r' The I.'KiisxTilo (Vurier s>".
" n variety of ren?(.'is why r
rc
j?J <houhJ il' t 1> i CSf0
t .!- ^ uM.evn S{\}c>. the mest ml
> institutions, child was at play u
>! I \ :;i. neighbor, when a n
, ImJO. it up in a dink ro<>:
? the little K1 lev?, tha
0. er and till in pavox;
, sickened frotu the ii
ys there are ! , . .
, ercd, and when dyir
;o suffrage jct mc jje. j nevci
iallv in the again."
1.'l/ fil Thu TrAaenf"
pun the doorstops of a
lan threatened to shut
.1. This so frightenedi
he ran into hi moth-.3
on the floor. It
right and uever reeov?
ig, said, Pupa, don't
r vrill go on the steps
mm pari, in ine mpti l
ing the Constitution, ai
ing the extinction oi
One of the legitimate r
nccine struggle, llavi
tar, the Executive Doj
it hud accomplished n
within the sc pe of its
thoiit}; one thing, how
to be done before the
unction o! amend- I m?
i>d oi tlicir sunotiun I ,l> dciend an
African slavery, a* l'1' Cow-titut
esulls ut our inter J utnuance th
ng progress.,1 tlius ! I moo with a
?artinent found thai i rights ot the
curly all that was ?"d that as s
i Constitutional uu oomphshed, i
ever, yet remained some iiistanct
work of restoration continue tlici
mutton* oi 11??Mates, .?;ii i
,j UlU'.lliuill till* SUpi'dllli'V t?l , ti .e
Inn, ami iiil all I. Ws i:;i 11 til -1j< i
el'eot, ullll It ple-er-e I'm: in i|
il I ho (iu'tiity, (<|U.ni>y ami Mi.
.several Mates iiihiii, ;?u< .1; jpi.,
oou as III -se i.l j'-u-.s '..'ciO ae , . ne.
lie war tiie?..-:e. in a-lin
*, S( uatoi were pel n.ill u .< |,,,VV
r iejis .ii.vc I .neti !>, v. lnie ,, .
i hi,wii iii> ]ii'iiii'ij.'c'i ol Omriy,
nt i i?? Iii Our i n o I' :i ^
. ;:ii mi v Imiio*.' 1 | i" ? ( v:tv w
Irs I I v (|i,iiiiiii>t r.i to ti." !*;? II. * y u'
1 . i: i>-1 I ret' ii:>f. i ir i ii
. our r -ocit tniioiiiil .ii-.?r.l' i?. 5 v
U.i - icj.lli lu'illl JJ'liVl'i'u llll'll t.
I* I'll; ill :ii Uli-'illll-M lV mi IIP' i,
i'XoIu iiul Ik u: 1 *?u?:?r? I>? ri'lu-,
il ill I in iv,.i ' ?
I
ju* n? drawn ?'r ?nj tho rtr.Msiics
1 11 ?v tin' or"i>-u-i of T'tlO. it
.'l(i 'i.? hm' .rii io-ito v.npulution
; w 11 Mais ns follows :
Mh* I.miis'nna ? v.hitos
i h. 3f>0 >7o Tlioro av.? |i>rtv iv
;to^ it) {*.). Stat?, i:i thirty tv. o n
iiij I hla? ks havo a hi njoril V.
? ??v ivarui y i/?
of pnpulat on. orod that counttrii!'
atpoam that l'int li:,?
, , note., u? ibo r trst >
oi whites and cili;ia.|t auJ ,Ue4Xt
al lLnL oi New Yo
; Idnolcs. latijti. lhocoutite
i lit count'os ed no'es uro pronoui
J' which the , ^ravin:? Leinir first
I uj. pea ranee good
_ * ! !? .! 1 i 1
|* *i Mill'lll IJUVC UlhCOTfs
ct $1'J0 notes of the
k of iloston, the $100
lUtiorial Hunk of Cm?
)0 notes of the Nationik
City, ar in circurluits
of the latter nuniiced
excellent, rho enclass,
?nd the general
The on y difference
could be completed, ai
mission to Congress ol
Keprescntutivcs from
people hud rebelled ng
thority of the General (
question devolved up
JL'uuscs, which, by th
tnade the judges of th
and qualiGcutions of th
and its consideration a
)'l that was the ad j 1,1 other inst
I loyal Senators and ! c ected and ;
the States whose their States
uinst the lawtul an nyiit to with
Lioverumerit. Tins were endeavoi
on the respective lorco of arm
e Constitution, are people were i
ic election returns included in tl
icir own nieiubers, rect tax ot ?
it uiiee i>ii ?:i?r. il 111 i on the i nito
. ito?-s, rep rest iii ?t; v\vi 10 i;,|t
mliniiti'?l tn ilifir .?:(?. r
li.nl I'.iruully duel iivil thfii iu>li
draw fVixii tlif I. uioii, anil i , . i
riiij; to uiuiiitaiii that n^lit ?y n.u
s All of tlio State- whose. J,
ii insurrection as St i i'S, were |,- d
1C ajiporiioi.iu. lit id tin: dt s? (j,
dU,UdU,i<UU iiin.ualiy lain ui? v. mI
I States liV ill.- \i'l ni.nr.it ...t
now a v. <tri ; :mi op}.! in:in.y i\ .
un iit. imo ilie i*li.iuiu:l.s ut ti.Mjo
iMiv If wo-.1.1 oii .-vi.il tlio |n-"
liii I iMn<lIf lull nl I 111is<! .'tni'v-: nil.I.
io ii-_r oini^r.iiion, aid i;i tin' -< liirii
rlilo ii'iii ni . n.i'.v ui.ci:11:vutv'il,
t" nil incii'U-.'ii |n< . ut; .mi ol t!
li-> vvliich li ivi* .it.l ifl .>n .it itiy ti.
1 ii nl tin) n.it 1 hi anil (lie cMinmrc
1 1
.t#?i \ it '- ii ; V . ? r I'ini'
in of which the blacks nro in t
ml 1 \>.\il:i I.as 77.7 17 Vfliito*
?cli l?l i -lis. S!ir 1 is I: irt v .-.ix
, Iiv srvosi of which tli-j Macks ni
i- iii joritv
iiii.l South fnmlin.i ban *'01.30
in 11 i Macks She lias thi
ii: in fWi*n v?>l which the blac
e of minority.
>iic?:, in (''''III iv it '.v .1 (() ('XI.. - ! > itl
bo majority vror-l "maintain ne
ii'! tV2 l>7^ II..) ri:;hi haml sule <
c.nnfios, in i that letter boin^ iui]
re in t!ie ma- 1. it ibauo.
* A more terrible
0 vrii't'r. mill Xui'hmihI Intelli^cnc
rtv |)??friets, ceivo 1 thm is to b
k:? are in the r0(l-t ol the Arlingt*
i lur pit. twcntv lift
I he letter "1 in the
ar the tcinalc figure on
of the luce ot the note,
pcrioct in the countcrppcctacle,
says the
or, can hardly be cono
seen within a dozen
in mansion A circu(ii'iMi
mill thn atitn.t in
attei tion of Congress,
the .Executive Depart it:
having been proposed
effort to perfect, as far
the restoration of the ]
twocn the citizens oi tl
the i< ederul (i overtime
time to time, as the pu
etl to rerjuiro, the jut
nrwtnt ,.V *1. .
Ill the meantime, ! August ft. I
tent, no other plan Mat ch 4, I .StI
liy Congress, in its . <d reprnsentul
as was pr cticah o, ! tiixtd their pr
roper relations he i ami they hav
re respective States, divided into <
nt extended, from ; he divided,
hlic interests soeni { pears in the r
licial revenue and 1 to Tennessee
- .1.1 A' . . L .
J -I I ?"
iii. <t>v ii?-' \<*t <>r x
J, and i?\ tlit* ;ij (?iIiuii"iiiiit '| i
ioii thereunder, a so recoo (),,
esciice us States ii. tiie I uioii. .mil
e lor judicial purposes, tioeu
districts as States al in. can Inn
The s.tiie iceo^iiition ap- 4?<>v
cceiit legislation in relereiicc ph>,
; which evidently rests iij.oii t,.,,,
.1. ... - *.
* <?r mi
i'W iK-'tls .,f 1'iil i jiri"!1 w??i'.,il l<o oj
li) our promt mivo pcoplo :i?i?1 ?
'it V i.H'aln>ti-> i.i ' % i; w hi. . ii i j>:i,
all trace-. il our tl.iii.. ie iliit. i?-?
'1 Irion the iuiii<l- oi" o ir c iu'.irv u
iiir i*if.rts io prc-ervo t!?? null,
cruuicnt, whi^h con-tit'ites u-nric]
by r? omiiiu: the Starts in flu* e i
winch tlicy hcl?l prior to the r. I. II
I m - j -?ippi iir?^ :;:?s.s;?0
in i::r? (Ml !>11 k* Slif I; n si
ii in tvv i 1 v of wMcli llie Mac
i .-<1, in ij ?ri' v.
1C1 > Ma' uiia lias fv.'o'??! wlii
irii 77" Macks Slio Ii i ! fifty t
of in 'wvnly of wl.icli the I lack
majority.
",! Willi t' o riyht of sufTraue
ion. ..I i L_ .t i .
1
wh'to.s ana di;t meter, haj oeen 8
:\tv counties. {lower ; anion, conn
'-.s are in the foinpartmeuts, an?l
1 receptacle r.r cast t
tes ami diets us perched on
wo counties, were not buried at i
s arc in the u?> as to have their
ennnnateiy touelhci
the nP-T' es hsike?l into this j;l
. i :- ! *l '
? ? ?? ?
link by the side of the
nited and divided into
down to this gloomy
he bones of such soU
i the field, nnd either
ill or were so covered
bones mingled indiar.
At that time wo
oomy cavern, a literal
fwaiui UI IIIU
the advice and content
necessary officers were
propriations made by
payment of their aalai
tion to amend the he
no as to prevent tho e:
within the United Stu
Bubjcct to their jurisd
by the requisite nui
country, unti Willi | uii> mci. iii.il
of the Senate, the j wea not dost
appointed and up merely sust.e
Congress lor tin of course, app
iea. The proposi like Tonness
tleral Constitution, their places i
listenue of gluvcry 'he Kxccutivi
ites, or any place ment upon tl
iction, was ratified definite and u
mber of States ? j the war was s
wie iijiiemms op i ih' mate wu
:ro>od l?y the rebellion, l??t ctieii
ii'li 1 ; and that principle is, .||,|,
lica;le tu thiiso States which, H|,,i
ro, it 11 v* hi | tt is 1 to renounce re in
tithe I n lull. Tilt' tiOlioti ot ir>u
: Department ot the timet u- W|tli
Ins subject lias boon equally pmr
11'itoriii, and I lie purpose of shoii
peeitieally stated in the proe- the
slii'iibl be c ill i-us l< >t. h:iviii<.r
I our notion sVhtii perils of threotf
iti-urutiun. \r<' retort *o ? ????--<? iilii?i
in ili>> cud absolute ile-poli-un. A
iily bir the recurrence ol >iiu
l?los, till- w.ir having tcriiiinoi ?1,
i it all ociMsioii 1 >r tlie oxerc-so
its of uoubtlu coimiia:i?iu;uiiy,
iM batten to biin;? legislation wit
boundaries iiri'vi'iii 1 l.i !>.> i'...
wiiiimi it inc ruiors oj wr:1
res
ii -.l ">n*t fertile portion of
imi, States, ai <1 1m allc to rleet a
* a ..( the tiieinhcrs ol Connie.
Northern dc inn ijoi: ties i r? :
j. Siniih mIi uM accent iliia tl
ol ... .
Wo humiliating condition, and
liiu , of forcing; it upon her S i
. , , . v...im n.i, i himc wer
c uisiriet* oi . i- i
hi one >livisum,
i!u> > mi (hern anot|,ort .in,i rin? ii
largi portion estimated as the Ik
s And v ' human i cings.
t that the The Miss .Jnlia (
t lading and ,,i0 -s,x hundred nej.
n. " . i ria, is a sister ot G
' Ski
mild she uc- J cherished this ide
e piica lo^etner skulls
s in another, arm* in
i another, what were
"ics of two thousand
]rrc^, who went with
iro emigrants to Libe*
eneral Maxcy C?regj?,
?an for several years
a ol lii'iii'Dniiii/ ihn
CJn the 18th day of
it was officially declare
valid as a part of the
United States. All of t
the insurrection huvi c
amended their (?onstitu
them conform to the j
eff cted in the organic
declared null and void
laws of Kccessinti rnmn
December, 1HG5, Inmntion i?su<
(1 to havo become 2'Jd of Septe
Constitution of the solemn I pro
lie Status in which hereafter, as
xhibited, promptly prosecuted fo
tions so as to make | res'oring the
i;r8at change thus J tween the I n
3 law of the laud ; j States, and lh
all ordinances and States that 1
linfinrv oil rtnitoiv,! Vu'iidinl nr
rd hy my predecessor, 011 the I t?ti(
mher, 1802. It was then nla,|
claimed and declared that
heretofore, the war will t>o i'on;
r thu object ol practically unti
Const it'itioi al relation ho tic a
itcd Stales and caeli of the |
iO people thereof, in which
relation is, or may ho, su} Q| t
ti.a ? 1.: .-- .4
mi, mill to return to the ancient la
Ls established liy our latin r.s t'.?r
lance of succeeding octif rations '
stitution, which, at an ay ti c, ex
I changed by any explicit ami audi
et of the whoie people, is saetedly
i.ry upon all If, in the opitnoi
people, (lie distribution or in<>?litieal
he Constitutional powers lie, in
ion coj)i iins dishonoring anil di>
pojwl, her further tlcgnnlaii
the ! ... - , , , ,
|'|, . impossible, fur >ho wuu il havt
isi.s bottom of disgrace.
I'll ? ?
ob A Montreal dispat ?h of tin
i "I That a meeting lias I ecu ca
ion hitler the subject of* the a
any Canada to the InitCd States
justing pro- African rucc at the ;
011 would bo "I comfort, and c.ub
3 touched the omrtximty
encrihhe<l sonon)6
It in..y he the dut
go that far in their li
a ?7th saya: ration ft the Mack t
lied to i-uii one, " don't aee it."
mieXati n ot ? ? ^ '4'
^lilllV ? uw.ul
^aerificft ol her person*
races this us the first
of carrying out her
y of tho white ruoo to
levotion to the amolio :?ce,
but if so, we, for
iiuKwinoi) mAiifk Kss
ed dcbta and obligntio
lutionarj purposes of th
proceeded in good fai; 1
of measures for the pr
rt ... I? I
iis created lor revo 'he St iles by
10 insurrection, and I 'ho ^overturn
It to the enactment j conclusive in
otectioo and amcli- thorn n* State
vu.mu. KU Ivf'^IIHIWII ??l p-lFt
the *1 tiilioiul Department of* nim>,
snt haa nlan bcon clear and Htitu
all proceedings affecting ci,:l|]
?, hud in the Supreme, Cir-' ary i
loular wrong, let it bo collected bv
ndiucnt in the way in which ihc
lion designates; bul id there ho
igc by usurpation, for it is the cush
weapon by which free Govern mr
"ii- Those who respect the mar
no hnn<>ruhle; hut ho who ihiid
>>ni himselt will bo hold oho
nts j world
I been d it-figured and
Ives will be ihu tiery tongue wilt
ip by the An arch young lac
tor alio u*u Ltoud her
made hideous by the
tin it.
ly should be an arohar
bcuuauaUa p.caeee.