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G rea t S p eech o f G en era l E w in g . to the end o f the war it was in every | North had rebelled and been emquer- fearclies and seizure, and fiom depriv ed e x p re s-ly or by f.or implication b y
H E W € O L l .11 R I A A
T u e Issues o f th e D i y — S e v e r e form of authority, declaring that the ed, the South had offered us rcunimt au**:i *-f i:f.\ lib. rty,and pnq^jrty. wild the Const it ut ion. are mere n-iirp.itions,
If
<‘ uc jrncsss of Jaw; ami above all, whe In r prohibited by it or not.
E x c o r ia tio n o f th e R a d ic a ls — war was urged solely to secure uncoil oil condition that we would vote to
I I O T E la.
T e U iiig E e v ie w or th e Pu rposes ditional restoration o f the Union, and proser.be from ever lunding any office the p i.viiew of th writ ot /tub a* (,,r you pr«“«t*r»t this argiim *nt to the ra-Ji*
the unconditional submission o f the in our States every white m.iii am »eg P ils. ¡h*t » h i J of liberty, in po-scssion cals l i n y merely r«u*' at that i f the C*>u
c u n e D em ocra cy.
S t C o r v a llis ,
Southern States.
Said Shoruian to j us who could read, write, cypher to of winch »nc people o f a de-potism aie stitntiori does not confer the power the
The following is the celebrated the people o f the South «n his Atlunti ; the Rule of Three, we would have our- Dec, umJ without which the Republic power is uecess *rv, and C«nigress, there
F . s . A lt re© ,
: :
P r o p ’r.
foie, must exercise it.
A Fiem -h p h il
selves accept our own disgrace and dis. is a d..spotism. • \pph»use.)
speech of General Thomas Ewing, of letter : -* W e do not want your negroes. i
WE oard and Lodging on reasonable terms.
110 . no,” ) '
'i In *e coaniiu .ou .J provisions were osopher «-n one oec sioo exp lained to
or your horses, or your houses, or your fraiiehiseiuetit ? (Voices,
Ohio, in the Soldiers' and Sailors’ Con
Meals at all hours.
No,
gcuilemen
,
110
people
are
fit
to
be;
Rot
that of a coercive icc.»o-iiuciion ; l ’rofe-sor Fara«lay a new theory o f rim
fanus.tur anything you have.' We do i
T h e Kiigli-h
veutiou in Now Yoik, ou the Fourth o f j want, anu will have a just obedience to free who would have themselves with ,au l Uougre 3 was forbidden by the Iran-mission ot light.
philosopher
I
s
t
e
.
e
d
patiently,
ami
their
own
hands
pur
on
their
own
necks,!
Constitution,
in
peace,
t»
touch
anyone
J . K . E E «»0 ,
the Constitution and laws of the United j
July :
'
then
nbj
ete*l
that
it
w
a
»
contrary
t«»"
them.
I ole-s the.-e ancient and
(Applause.)
And Rcpub. j the yoke of political »1 .very (applau.-e);
lR A C T IC H L
B A H I I E R and
IIA IH
I heartily th ink you for the honor States.”
'
DHEsMEH.
you have conferred upon me by caliiug 1 »can’s in the National Convention of, and so f.»r from the rejection o f the sacred liberti*»* cou d l>e destioyed, vig certain establi-Leil facts in natural
In d c p c tlc iic e , O r e g o n .
u}»«'n uie to address this assembly of 1804, which set about the tiuv' that - amendment by the Southern people, urous military despotisms m these Kciei.ee, to which the F rench m an very
soldiers and sailors, the largest ever Horace Greeley was endeavoring to e f being a just e.nis<* o f complaint theieou, j Southern States eou*d mu be estiMi-h coiiHdeiiily iesp4*iidetl, ** So uiitcli the
gathered upon this con'ineut since the fect a dishonorable peace through thev would have been worthy only o f **d. While these provi ion- remained worse for ihe f m i s .” ( L a u g h t e r . ) S o
H . C 1 X T E R 8 U IY , n . » .
graud review in Washington at the | George N. Sanders uud Beverly Tuck the contempt and scorn o f all high iu the Constitution and were oU*yed, when we say then** pow ers are not con
close o f the war o f the assembled ar- er (hisses aud laughter) declared the mi-Med men, had they accepted it.— laws could not be enacted prohibiting ferred l»y the Const if u:i««u they reply,
P H Y S I C I A N &. SU R G E O N .
mice o f the Potomac, of Teuuessce and the w..r should be waged until it forced But the Onu.-titulianal Amendment lrom holding office of the while people *• So much ihe worse for the Cou-ditu*
it. is to accent'dish this sell.-me
o f Georgia. O f the comiaiies who sep the unconditional surrender of hostility served its purpose— the eampaLt o f of a section a- a puiiismi.eiit for a crime. tion.”
D ix ie , o u r fio ji.
edieal Examiner for Manhattan lile In
Governors ot of rccon-truction in ilie interest of the
arated there and went each to his aud the return o f the rebels to their 18G0. To the careless or supeilic’ai - 54 DtiW punishment
suranee Co. of X. \ .
.States,
chosen
in
conformity
with State rniii-al party that t* u St «res a re destroy-
home aud civic occupation, almost eve just allegiance to the Constitution and observer it wa- an effort in good faith
constitutions
and
laws,
could
not be ed and excluded from the Union, an 1
ry regiment has lu ie its representative. laws of the Unit, d States, ami then the on the part o f the radicals towards re
J O A ES* T H E J E W E S a E « . Why have we, soldiers and sailor-*, war would cease. Throughout the union, 'i he Southern peop'e promptly, superceded as impedimen t» to recon that every guaranE-e «it li e, liberty and
proud o f our service for the Union, as war, from its beginning to its end but unauiiu*>u-iy, rejected the amend- structiuu by military commanders.— property which the Southern people,
State Street Salem , Oregvu,
>emilled here as delegates in mass con. there stood— and still stn*ds--upon meiits; and they were forthwith do Slate Legislatures enacting laws for a like ourselves, inheritej from a free an*
s the place t<i g** and ge' your •itihi'i'
i locks and j. wt-liy repaired in good siyl
could not
be pro ee-lrv.sml which th ir forefitheis and
vention to plan the overthrow o f that our statute books, a law declaring tlut uouuccd throughout the laud, through h‘*u people,
1 wì » lUiit all luy w.nk I»• r one year; it it 1
political party which hud the conduct the war was waged in no spirit o f op the press, the pulpit, the rostrum, as logued at the js*iut ut the bayonet.— our foretaihers put in the Constitution
Lui right. I make ii rigid.
(W h ile these guaiaut.es
remained. to place ih< ui hc \omi the reach and the
of the Government through the war, pression, but solely to restore the still rebellious aud defiant.
R K M K 51 1» K It T H K S II O P
rule o f a faction, has been absolutely
o n ld
not
and the deteat for the Presidency of Union with all the dignity and equali
Just llitiii, V..U n-culkwt, a ft-w o f ! s ,;‘ ‘ ° , Treasuries
'*'*
- he
-
IX TH E F O -T OF KICK B U I L D I N G .
«lestroy
e l.
nim who was er.-t the leader of the ty o f l ights of the several St„te» uuiii). tl.e surst IIIUI. ,,f bulli iiartics in New -’--'•‘«•I. =■'■•* « " * - . . , auj .......... ..
K. B. Fine watches rcj.aiaed wish the grva>
J hat law was Orleans, euutrived lo brina on a b U .lv I
Union armic
(Applause) I f you will ¡ aired. (Applause.)
The 0!» »"rui tn o f the Co iiuiittec on
1 -*
. -*•«'
....... I'-J
est care.
indulge tuc iitis warm afternoon, I will the pledge ol the Republican party net, anil the radical, n a ie........
li.
“ ' e r'“ s « « • “ a,jllarB a d,i Permanent. Organization r«» e to lv-m t,
endeavor to give you briefly the reasons j made in 1801, aud reiterated in the est it created, and .-went the N..nh,— ! I'.,r
- en"vei.l".n. (,V,.plau-e.) litt (ha Convention refuse«! to allow -he
or our meeting and for our intended i National Convention of 1804. that the Since then. will, twe thirds o f bntb - ' « » « a w <4 law,. Irameii bv w U - speaker to be icteirupted, uml with
D r .W , H. J E F F R IE S .
letion. (Cries of •• Go on.” ) On the| vast powers committed to it by the peo’
in Cunares, iu their I. ,uda, and !
• '» « lUiJ.1 « - * U (b>«w*) much cheering eided up<»ti him t«i pro
pie
o
f
all
parties
f«*r
the
preservation
ol
fourth day o f July, three years ago, the
animated by a ll.nrouub eni.lelunt 0, | • - “ '-* -'»« be ,,r m l.m u i,l,« .......reed ceed. After a few liiouieuta' delay he
war for the suppression o f tiie rebellion the uatioiiil authority, should never be the Cuu.-tiiutiuii. the radical party has u m ' lh,! t a r " l,UM- A J « * - »
¡.roeecdc 1 :
P H Y S IC IA N . A SU R G E O N .
io
g
a
tuuider
trial
coubi
noi
he
pmdicd
used
for
sectional
or
party
domination.
iiad totally ended. General Lee had
been oiuiiipoteut.
It lias protracted
It is am izing with wh it quiet the
# /
surrendered to General Grant t ie aiuiy And upon the fuilb of that p’cdge we disimiou nearly as long as the rebels did. lr *:n thè bendi, a*.-i thè trial procceded people. North ami South, have every
■ :o i.A ,n iu :G o x .
o f Northern Virginia, and its office*s gave every dollar o f money and every aud has done more to destroy our form with — 1<) seutcucc aud con vici ioti and where submitted to this gross, dang-r-
Spnial attei tion - ’ven to Obstétrica an-
tnd m*nt were plowing the tiwlds of the drop v>i blood shed iu the war. ( A p of government than all the parties that ex.-eiiM-m by a Uolooel iu uuiform.— ous ami iustrl* nt UMirpaiion.
discus, s of women.
They
Oid Dominion, drenched with the plause. )
ever eonttoilet 1 it- destiny. On the 8th Citi* os of thè United States, in otie ol have done it, however, in the belief—
Rut tho Republican party had not day of July, lSGo. old Thad Siemens thè old tliirtccn S-ates o f thè Union, now, thank God. almost cert »inly— that
blood and scorched by the lire of four
11r . ^ X c C a i i l l e y
years o f devastating war, Joe John the wisdom or the patriotism to accept (hisses) in the ll**u<e of Represent», eould uot wliile tltose guarauie. M of lib the Northern people in Novemb* r will
son had surrendered to Sherman (up this submission o f the Southern people lives, plainly and boldly announced tbe erty retuaii.e«! iu thè Uou.-tuuiion, he s- ize «i• i — raiiieai party and it-« half ex
J
t » R X .V M IE K ,
¡liaise) the daring and stubborn troops, and promptly restore the Union. 1 doc riuc that the Southern States Wore a riest ed Miihout suspieioii o f crime, ini ecute«! usil'patiuu, and «lash them to
Ü E A 'S' : * T « .
which our Western arm.es li-.d driven recollected that it was a minority par not States of ihe Union, uud that Coil Ictters ot t a cittì issued by p*<>t a-ljittaiits. pieces.
(I'r -i ngc«l cheerii'g.) But
ty that had come into power in 1801, •jre-s might K gisl»*e over them as over tlirowu imo loitbs -me dun^eoo byiltc s me «>f ihe loil.t.ry com * ande s have
inch
by
inch,
and
the
remainder
were
F F U E on i*ti.ic .licet, over Gills’ IK-ol>
a division of the Pemoeradc conquered provinces. I f this proposi scoro alili to. Un ed tu thè poiul of deaih, tempered the bar-!» rule they have c u-
scattered over the hemi.-ph» ie from through
More. Salvili, Oregon.
P
lo wli.tr so t.e
Ail operations performe-J by usare warranted Montana to Brazil. There was not an party, t>v less th in half o f the popular tion be true, it i«< because the oïdium» , io bc eoiiij-elled lo . itstily
settled t«i invoke, out« t l> v*- for our an-
.
.
to gite satisfaction.
¡ i
j . i .i
i military com ma infer, tors.*»'h. 9’ispect-
army, mounted or 011 foot, ant a dock vote. Yet witli the prestige and mor *es ot seces-mn were legai
c « nt r« i ♦♦ li.»:i«*u w hie!» :> norn in every
and to..k the ¡ , , * .
.
1 .
JSjf** One of the f,rm nn v be found in out yard, fort, or arsenal, in which there al power resulting from 11 soccessfu
Stales out ol the Un io n ; that is, t- ;»c 1 , , u > ,,e"
r ‘ spCviui_ I *e in *. *• *
true Am* tira.i, ;«»»«t w h • it i-
s*r.*ng
oflii-e from 3 o'clock a . m ., until 4 t*. w., o f each
was a rebel ship, caution or musket; prosecution o f ttie war, :*ud a prompt under *mr consiit utioti.il form o f G o v ¡ ° * * > " " > ™ ,cU ,lk/ A A i U u t n . ( Vp io the aiiiouii-f ralioo «f at ujs : mi • of
day.
S. li. M tCA l LL^ ,
not a rod o f laud or a deck at sea, over and cordial restoration 1 tlie Union, it e m in e n t «he S t»t<s had the righ t to I l,lau' e > *N u r couhl
jS.y
t . I . It. rti L.v.t.t 11 Ell.
>
¡1 » d .-t* el c*.mmji»»tl»;r.-. u> to e-over
which the Confederate banner waved i-'-uld have retained p< iv. r until thi.- secede, and cons, q u e i u ly the 1 tilted .-ions— (Ilo e Courts oigau iccd lo coti with new and fad*!»'!»* glo>y he tbiiee
l'iie last r. bel privateers were being generation of voters had pa.-sed a »a*, S ale* had no righ t to make w a r upon vict, ut wh sc doors no m m ev*»r laid ill«istri«»us Maine of Hai.eo- k (T r men
fragged for confiscation
from tin or had forgott* 11 to-.* anti war attitude them foi soced ug. When this i,.»e j the blame u f d o n id as to .he law, ut d**u- chevi ug and waving of hat* a«id
i lu
India** Ocean and from (lie North I’a o f the Democratic p rtv. But it look trine was announced it was violently j (incerta uty tir del .y in its execution, ban»» re.) I am at a 1 «*» to*.l.We.stall !
A r r liïtc r ts a m i
P r a t i je »
eifte and the leaders o f the rebel lion count el of its toms. It doubted its assailed in t¡ e í i -*ras«- by Owen L iv e ¡ c a r ry in g out the rule t- at it is he (el h >w any Am-Tic»:*. j road «*! his race,
we 1 e wandering outcast over the earth own destiny. It forgot llio ineradica joy- and others o f Go, li-.'ic sí rad.cais ¡ th it ninety nine innocent u n ii simun» m-i of our ree syst- m «»i G< v* rumenr,
or humbly set Ling pardon o f the Pres ble love in the hearts o f the American of the House, and denounced in the be punished t h in that one g u i b y man «•au behvdil, without mingled disgust
I N I) P K N 1) K N C i: ü U K G O N ident; who was a noble type, at once, of people lor ti.c Constitui. 01 » and the
name o f the war party. Again, in the should escape, inspire am ong the South, ami ¡ u -1; l :nation 'lie pr«»«e w*s Mid re-
l l . r I L L t ike Contracts for Building lions-
loyalty and o f the Southerner
(A n Union. It therefore r* fused to tak- year 1864. in the Republican Naiiot.al ern people a pioj.er ic.-p. et for th- .»uhs ol C"ogre*-i-*ual re*«-oi*fi ueiiou
I f oftvery dascrip: i • »u and kind in to»
psause.) Never was there a rebellion what the war was al< ne w..ged lot— :u t'onvcution. Stevens proclaimed the 'o r t h e i u radical party and i s mea-ur.
»•id ihe pieteuec- ty which i( is sus
and rounirv. Saiisiactin.i guaranteed.
nil
more utterly overthrown, nor a cause get a prompt and cordial reunion and a doctrine, and d* dared that Tennessee by b e iq g prepared at a m om ent's tained. il is e an-ed to thi in the in-
more hupelosslv lost.
The Southern 1 pacification under the Constitution.— was now a subjugated province, and war .ng to try any eitiz -u fur any a* t (eie-t of peace, wh.le fou««-tiling «le::»lly
j . la. c o f i i M . i a ,
people, with mat vi llous promptness, it did this in the vain hope o f being Andrew Jobu.-on au a i n enemy.— iu which the opinion o f the officer con ami it ii e«t-ei!a !»* strife Iwifcetn loo
ATT 32 N£Y AliD CXJAjZLja. AT LA. ijuiet and unanimity, submitted to the ab 0 to control the Southern States in Ttie Convention contení- tu ut- y repu veiling i he court was criminal ; nor hvii r,»c< s siil.jeeting I he slip ri«»: to the
result. W e all recollect that while the the interest of the radical party, by di. ited the dogma, an 1 gavo eiu¡*h..s.s cutlid men be senleuccd to l.ve f,»r infei-<«»r, ami iLeu'l* ¡»ving il«elu tosfrug.
war was going on, it was confidently inakiug voters of the negroes, and by t<» its action by nomiti itiug A * Irew mouths aud y e «»s , or lor life iu th
g!e for *i> to »»:-*•• ; in the .ot- rest «•! ir«-e
predicted and believed, North aud disfranchising and prohibiting from John-on for V ie e .l’r*siiieuf, and by , dungeons . , or in the 1 try f o r i ug .s, L e - goveroioeot au«l | r *gr»s*, ah !e«h>tr<»y-
P E C IA L attention given to Collection-
the
governing indurvi»,: Mr. Li,.coin's roonstru .¡of, ! >“ “ i » 1 h Ç.V,
'outh. that when the armies o f the re holding office all
iug fen great Mat* s • I l b s Ulii«ill,
and to matters coonweted with r* a! K miu
Dei!inn were conquered aud dispersed talents of the South who would not in.licv which was in substance, .bat j r“ i'r,* vc' . , 8 * * !T *
I;»«-»* fo«»r of I hem «it lh<* uhi (hnletli that
»hey would fill the land with guerrillas, bow to the edicts o f the part*. Bar vvhi e the war was going *-u the soldiers 1 reeon».»ruction iu tbo inteies r ol ihe fuutn!e«i th«; Ui | ul.lic; supplaitfing
and wage a Ventlean warfare, more de while forcing upon the Southern peo were Called for to fight for the Uousti Not tin ru radical party, tf.ese guar.»nit«•*> ihem h» military d« n ]> o I; suis in wine!»
C a p ita l
S a lo o n .
struciive even than a regu’ar war.— ple, at the point of the bayonet, a sys tut ion uud the Union, and not for cou of persona! iiUnty must be destroyed. ilie intelligent, cultivate I white mm !s
Aud as they invent* d a new theory ou
But this prediction was not in the tem of rotten boroughs to be represent quest. (Applause.)
But when the
m.ole (he political sUve of the hiufal
ed in Congress by Northern manufactur war hid ended, aud the elect ions of which to exclude Iron» U-ngiess the and ig’-orau: negro ; io the interest of
smallest degree verified.
Within sixty days after the last ers end plantation negroes, the Repub 18G4 had giveu the radical party ane-v Representatives and Senators of the tut «niii \ ro-peril v. wild' «destroy ng
FIX E
W ISE S,
LIQUORS,
lican party is losing irs hold upon the lease o f power, this infamous dogma Southern States, to w it: J but t In- ihe »cc«»H«i at« d wcalih ami j rotluetUe
<*reat battle o f the war, the , Federal
o
.
CIGAR.«, Ac., Ac.
marshals and tax gatherers quietly ex- Northern States. (Applause.) Like which, if true, makes the war for the States were out of the Union, so with energies ol the Sou*h, crip: ling »-very
unarmed and the dog in the fable it drops the sub. Union unholy and unprovoked for eon decent hypocrisy, they in veut a new u«lu.-trv of t!ie North, and cut line olf
11 kinds bottled by us and war eeuted their processes,
Jjiquors
unattended, in the jungles lately swarm .-tunce to snatch the shadotjf. 'i he first quest, a dogma which, three years be theory, under which to strike down tlie gr«i:»t ami eager maikets lor our
anted.
ing with guerrillas, and over fields step towards the postponement ot re tore, had beeit like the baleful Rich these anch or at d sacred guarantees of uiuuufdc'utes ami bread.-tuffs. U h..ta
C A K im
E Sa la lately shaken with the roar of rebel au union until the Southern States could
tlie Constitution.
ard—
sp etac e for gods uud men d « s n«>t
The ray the framers o f the Constiui
tillery.
The whole people o f the be subjugated by the radical party, was
this n const ruction present! See Ihe
'-Deformed, unfinished, sent before my time.
tion never Ooiitem-dated a great ie! ell
the
oiler
iu
18GB
o
f
the
0
institutional
South
bowed
to
the
authority
of
the
PO R TLAN D. O R E L O S.
m gro i opu ation of the South, pamper
Into tins breathing world, searee ball made up,
ion, aud therefore never conferred j»o*.
nation, with hearts in which, as they Amendment. That amendment con Aud that so lamely and unfashionable,
ed
in id « ness **ut «»f the moneys wrung
DENTAL
QMS*— NO 81* First street- lj
er upon Congress adequate to the *mer
were human, there were yet doubtless tained the declarations as to the pur That dogs bark at me as I bait by them ”—
f.om th«* toil« ol the Nonhem wh:te
regret and sorrow for their humiliation poses o f the war, which the Southern was now adopted on the fundamental ; gency ; and therefore Congress w.is man (applau-e) tided w th vain dreams
J . I V . M e A F E E , I ff. D . ,
•*nd bereavements, and an undying at people had already embodied in their tlie.-ry o f reconstruction, the Shibooleth j compelled, in tin: matter of rc.-uirce ion. «»f rul-ng their former masters, and ly
tachment to the cause they had dearly constitutions aud codes, and to which of loyalty, liavn ig fuily adopted the to go outside of the constitution. Now, growing rich by coufi cation i f tluiria.
loved and bravely maintained, but they freely asseuted. It contained rebel the*.ry th .t the States had been gentlemen, the Iraiucrs of this Consti tales, ami bt coinitig each year morn
which yielded implicitly all that the also a clause forcing negro suffrage and taken out of the Untour-amL might be tut ion were the graudsons and great utteily and iir« claimab'y id o and shift
old Uuritans and
Office— near rtjideuce, corner of Liberty und American people, or Congress, or any representation, and also the clau-es legislated over as conquer- d province-, grainl ons o f the
less. See the splendid co M oii and riie
Court streets. Salem.
1 tf
party, or General, or Admiral had ever increasing largely tlie volume of Feder O-ngress'declared .invalid th»»st con ■ C'avaiien^^ltq kept Eng ami sm king aud sugar jd.i.tuii« us of the South, at
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civil war for fi:ty *^*.irs (appla-isey.
h had
told them were the purposes o f the war. al power, to which the Southern States stilutioos and governments whi-
«»nee the evi*l- nee and the product of
and
experiencing in their own persons
In the very year the rebellion ended, would have assented reluctantly for i*eeu establislx d under the advice o f
century of civilizatio «, growing rank
through their Constitutional Conven the sake o f reunion. But inseparably 1’ resideiits Lincoln and Johnson, and how harsh is the baud o f power when with weeds, the splendiu macho.ery
tions and Legislatures, the Southern connected with these and forming with by the Electors of the several ¡States, aroused by the passions of civil war, lusting idly in the sugar hmoea. tlu
East Sole o f Main Street.
people amended their Constitutions and them one proposition, which proposi and provided in their places military and with the full recollection o f this Mississippi roving over broken levees
CORVALLIS, OREGON
laws, abolishing slavery and the harsh * tion they had to reject or accept as a despotisms manufactured to inaugurate pub ie and family history in their and uhumloiicd plantations, and the
B. JU STIC E, -
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Proprietor codes founded upon it, abandoning the whole, was the clause ot disfranchise the rule o f the negro and their Noth' minds, they not only withheld from boorish bla« k field hands sitting in
doctrine of secession and repudiating ment aud proscription, to which the ern allies. But here a new rent was C-digress i lie power to destroy these content. Look at Virginia, the Nioho
HIS hotel ¡«»ituated in the C E N T R A L the rebel debt, and in short, giving eve Southern people could not a-went with discovered iu ihcir program me which guarantees in peace, but they inserted
of 8 tat-‘, the mother of Presidents nu 1
and B U S IN E S S portion ef the City, an.:
needed to be patched over by a newly iu the instrument, by way o f abuudant illustriou« stutesii-en ; she by whom
ry
guarantee
which
men
could
give
out
dishonor.
It
proscribed
from
hoid.
the tables will be ut all times supplied with th.
that they submitted with a spirit of ing any office, high or low, State or invented dogm t. The Calhoun Stevens caution, express prohibitions upon th - this great bles>e«l Govein'neut was
BEST the market affords.
Sly
loyalty and concord to every avowed Federal, practically, every mao in the theory took the ¡States out of the Union power, so that their descendants, in f uudcl; (applause) she by whose free
pi.ri«ose of the war. Now, the Repub South who was of age when the war and made them conquered provinces; * ¡min they h i ’gut well gius- the b!o:»d and geneonis «lee*l the gieat States of
r a
i t
a L
n o r e l
lican party was bound, in loyalty, in broke out, uud who was fit to ho d of but it did not incrc.se the power of of revolution would flow, in ease they the Northwest, ujmmi the Ohio, were
C o m e r ot'Xtate and L ib e r t y Sta.,
honor, in good conscience, to accept fice. So sweeping was this proscription Congress, not deprive the inhabitants should get into r< volt anil he conquered, free y eiven to the United States.—-
SALEM
OKEGüX.
that submission of the Southern peo. that Generals Meade, Schofield and o f the conquered territory of those should ue er be ground «.’ o m i and (Applause.) S<e the civil G-verniiidt
by uie.is ires « -t
pie and promptly rest-we the Union.— Uauby ha/e since severally' offically guarantees o f life, liberty and property j driven IV- n i.e *• ¡ tarry b
founded by her Washington, (apphm-c.)
(Applause.) It was bound to do it out recorded that it was impossible to ad which the Constitution extends to cit j revenge like t’m.-o wh;c !i Milt their her Madisons, (appinu e.) lier Il-nr's,
A V IS O L E A S E D T H IS L A R G E ,
• Zeus and aliens alike over every part ancestor-* Irani England to our .-bores,
C«ui luudiuus and Elegant Hotel, is pre o f obedience to the Constitution, in the minister the Government in the South
(app'ause.) her Lues, (apt lau-e.) the
pared to accommodate both pi moment and ‘ acred name o f which the war waswag- era States while executing that clause o f territory within the jurisdiction ol j A - to tnc argument that Con.ress may lb*emost statesiiiuu «»f their d»v np"U
transitm boarders, in the BEST S TYLE , with
and which, while allowiug each ti the pro.-criptiou. The Southern the Unite«! States; the right to be free j :,ct outside « t the Const tuti-.n, any this earth, stricken dowe, suppUnted
or ttiibnut Lodging. My old friends and guests,
from the operation* of ear post facto laws, Siin-«»ib-iy can answer it by sa ing lli it by a military desp»oti-ui, that in time to
and the traveling and resident public are House to judge o f the qualifications of people did as the radical leaders knew
cordially invited to extend to me a lair share its own mein hers, expressly prohibited they would and intended they should and o f bi-ls o f pains aud penalties ; the Congress is a creation of i he Cons’ It u- be -upplaiitcd by a Cot stitution framed
ot patronage. 1 assure them that no pain, will the exclusion from representation of — reject the amendment, aud they act light or liberty o f speech and uf the lion, and outside «,i* * i» it iustruinent has
i.y in tuitions ron gadex like Ilunr.ieuti
be spared 10 accommodate them to tbo BEST
IS U-J
C«»n«»;ress
u j C*mgivss.
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any State us a State. It was bound to ed 1 ke men in doing so. (Applause.) press; the right o f trial by ju ry ; the i m> power ami is
th e m arket affords .
aud his wssoeiatoe. (Hisses ) I f thii
to bo tree from
1 plause ^ Lawless ^clious,
wa:rant-
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OREGON.
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Physician and Surgeon
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do it too, because from the beginning Let us ask ourselves whether,
the right
unreasonable
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