THE OliraX SEMML
jackm)N ilu: m;i:uN.
SAITUD.U Oct. CUU !..
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W. ll.Tnli).itilcrlUliif;B!ieiil for on
Prnnrliii. t'nl.
K. It. I'lili. nttwrtMnt; "gem
M.trrnmtnlo. t'nlt
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l.lft of Agrnt for tlic Ontmnv SsntixKI
K. F. Ilu'U p-nerol agent for Oregon,.
ad Idaho Territory.
I.. I'. Plher rrancico Cl.
J.J. Knowlloo At'o. .. do do.
Ttioma lvi Appl-gatc. Osn.
n.n. Hill IHr
K. G. llirdovv. .Iloek Point do
Thomu Crox!fl Croston Dinin da
Wm. Sptetr Jump-OtWo do
GoT.Glbb Portland do
I..M. Thompson.. . . Albwy do
V. M. Kvans Alttmn do
ThemaCarr do do
Thomas K. Plnyd ketlivvlll do
S. V. Sawver do do
1). I Auderton 1'hocnlx do
1). M. C. Gault do do
A. Ireland Myrtle Creek do
Geo. I.. Dean nlleiibare do
Theodric Cameron J'uIouTowndo
Jame I. Wntwn Kcewirg do
lilts Untile Hunter l.gii lNr do
L. V. Sutllns . rort Klamath do
Hinder Herman. f CanyonvlUc. genera".
Ajreni (or Douglas C.uutj
j iiniMii iwmiiii ii ri"n
The l'ooltlou (if the Union
Putty.
In a late number of the Sixmu. we
Hated the past potiliir of the Union party.
Wc tbowed (hot It ceeettarlly became an
administration party, and that ie no other
way couM It have tnil luelf cftectaal in
the suppreMlon of tbt rebellion and tbe
restoration of the Union. It wot upon tbt
firm. unwavering support cf that party
tint Abraham Lincoln i!Uil in the terri
ble conflict of redemption and national re
generation. It Is to that party that An
drew Johnson it looking for rapport, to
day, In the difficult and ardaovt task of
recomtructlon.
Many Imagine that th. Unlto party hoi
accomplished it! miiiloa. and that it may
now, with safety to the country, be dltbon
(ltd. No opinion could be wore dtnger
oui to the public tranquility and faftty.
It ii true that the war i ended. No
rebel battalliom dispute witL force of arm
the supremacy of the Coattltutlan. Hut
It muit be remembered that at leatt a quar
ter of a million of noble lire have been
consumed in the terrible eeufliet.aad that
near fire billion of dollar hare been nec
essarily expended. Vain ha been the ae
rlCee, useless the Immea expenditnre. an
leu the fraitt. or logical rteulu. of thli
war shall be permanently tetured. Tbete
can only be teenred by a reeonttructioo
based upon the principle of jiutie. equity
and eepulity. The party which conducted
the nation triumphantly over the breuktr
of diiunion ought to be the party to com
pose the natlca.rtitore the C'ontitutlaml
to embody within III provUion (bate prin
ciple of liberty and justice which Here
born amid the conflict, and baptised in the
blood of Freedom j martyr. In order lu
do thli, it malt be on ailuuoUiraliot party.
The admlnbitration ii composed of the
wisest and beet men of the country. They
arc tried men men of Ure esutrieuot
atatcsmeu, wiic in bad uad touud in heart.
The work of reconti ruction, under the
management of the administration mid the
ateady support of the Union party, i
progressing iu a tattswetory warmer.
We maintain that the beet teat of a
man'e Unioniim ii, that In u a firm, coa
aistent supporter of the administration.
The adminUtration will Like couneel from
the recognized Iwden awl statesmen of the
Union party, ami will reflect the leadluu
gntiments of that pur ly in the work of re
organization, while the party will support
Its principles by a steady maintaiunnce of
the policy of the udnuuieiraiiuii. lie who
claimed to be n Union man during the ad
ministration ol Lincoln, and yet did not
inpport bis administration, no matter bow
honest be might hare been, fulled to mukc
his Inflence effectual for good. If ho bad
any iuthence, it detraited from the Indi
vidual influences upou which the existence
pf Ihe government depended. It weakened
one of the ligaments that suitained consti
tutional liberty. 'lie tame principle is
true uotr, lie who nould make his influ
ence eflectnal as a Union man, muit sup
port the administration. This is the only
way In which the Union party can lie sus
lalncd. It is lLo only way in which the
work of reconstruction can be securely nc
compliibtd. A president without n party
can do nothing. A party out of poncr
cannot accomplish iu desired aim. Then
let no question become n test of n mau'j
Unionism outside of the polioy of the ad
ministration.
Lost About the 1-lth Inst, , In the stage,
between lloscburg and Jacksonville, n
small, hnuliug-castd silver watch. Any
one finding nud forwarding the eamc. to
this office, will be suitably rewarded for
tLeir trouble.
m vm i:.si RATT.
The Democratic papers In tl.c United
States have all. with one accord, denounc
ed Andrew Johnson ru n murderer, be
cause of the Imrrglntr of Mary K. Snmtt
(or her participation In the conspiracy for
the aHH'lnatlon of the Immortal Uncoln.
Tit i itty evident tkty lintt ofhtr mnc-ttntt
: i :t tht told htr tnnfuter IM tlit tern
. it ' The transparent abmrdity of
evidence it patent to every ot iavt
a modern Iemoe:at. We onppoar, after
t!i.. if a criminal it triad and convicted in
our court for murder la the firt decree.
aad .'udift Prim sentence him to be hilar,
that if lite convict .'ball tell lib .piritsa!
eeiifewor that he is innoeent, .TnJere Prim
will then be murderer and not the convic
ted felon, provided the latter ie htsnr.
Mr. Sural! hud n fair trinl. before a
competent tribunal, and was niited by at
able coo ate 1 a can be I mind in the Union,
and wai found guilty npon tbt ttttimony
adduced. No nabtawd man can read
that ttttineny and then pronounce iter In
nocent. lit, The oewplrstors held frequent meet
injrf at her home, and be vrai en frled!y
tetms with all ho'.dinfr frnttent Kcret
conference with them. Her n. John H.
nrntt. wa Me of the conspirator!.
2d, Several of the conspirator flad to
her house for concealment, after tbt blocdy
derd was aecemplUbed.
8d. fir ion. Ularradt, aid Harrold.
MMpiraton had depiHltad otne aarbinat
at the hoaee of one John M. Ployed, out
frem the city, and on the rent of eteape.
A abort time before the MiaHloa'.ioa. he
called on I'loyed, nnd in a low tone of
voice told hint to have those carbine
ready, "for." Mid she, "they will toon bt
called tar." On the day of the aasir
tion i'ae (tnt for lluoth. had an Interview
with him In her own bou!. and then itntne
diat ly left the city In a conveyance provi
ded by Booth; mw I'loyctl late In the af
ternoon, delivered to him a field gins, and
told blm to "have two bottlr of wlmky
and the arhn.it ready, $ they woatd be
ealll lor that night." Ilavlnp thai per
fected tbt arrangement, she returned to
W'jjbinf too, to her own hoon, about eiprht
o'clock in the tvtnin;, In await the result.
Tbt damnable deed wa dene, and the
whlaky and toe carbine were called for
by the Heelttf a.ilns ttmt very night.
Coawtnt I untiteeetary. Yet inch I
bat a small portion of tbt testimony which
got to thaw the trull, of that aafortuaau
woman.
THE TA1.L Ul.CCTIONS.
The teletrraph hrlrcs the joyful intelli
gence that thoH Stutc which held trener
al MlectioM this full, have all jtiven im-
mente and overwhelming mnjirhlw for the
eandidate of tai- Union p.irty. Ohiu. from
seventy to eighty tbotwand; Pennsylvania
tin tnoutena unu iawa ni icmi iwroiy
thoaidud; showing conclusively that thr
people have confidence in the admioittra
tion of Andrew ,Tohnon, and confidence in
the ability of the U-.bn parly tn rciirv
tbt Union, and reeonstraei the ditarfan
ized element In tbt late rebellion State.
There I no reaction in favor of the demor
allied and treason tainted democratic par
ty. The hope of the pragmatical leader
of that party ore expiring, and the people
art everywhere responding nmen.
It would, Indeed, have bten strange,
that tbt people, ufter having Irmly and
fearletely sloed by tbt Union arM In
theet fonr terrible years of conflict and
bloed. thoit'd. on the dawn of prate, de
sert the Union banner and go over to tbt
alder and abettors of the rebellion. Hat
no sach stupidity or blindutt character
faes the intelligent voter of America
They nrc dtterminid In confide the work
of reorganization to tufo band and sound
heart, und tf. tend Ihtltoon of eonitlmil'Hi
al frerdom nnimaired down to posterity.
In this determination, so empbatieolly d.
c!arl everywhere, the ladr of meiltrn
Democracy can read their doom.
Pojct. Some modern d moerutic editor
are constantly reminding President John
son that " be was an old demoerot," and
that be voted for Hreekinridgt aud Itne.
'Iliis U most ImportuBC.as there U prnbably
no fact in President Johnron' history lit
1 so much ashamed of! This constant re
minder of the President of a iimirufui
pawage in lib life, hi like talking of hemp
in a family, one of v.hie mirmbers has
Ijeen hanged. Ilowever, it would be rather
pleasant to see modern democrat swallow
Johnson, military commissions aud nil.
One of two things would be the resul'.
He would be either n Jonah In their vital,
or work all the clement of treason oat of
them.
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Honoraulk Mrmio.n. Wc lately tookj
n trip from Juciuunviiic to saitm, ami, us
n matter of courtc, traveled on the stage,
and conllded our happiueit, comfort and
precious corpus to the keeping of the sev
eral drivers along tho route. And we
must say, that we never struck n more
gentlemanly, social, and accommodating
set of billows lu nil ottr pilgrimages, lis
KXially would wo remember ilers. June
and Carl, the jolly hearted nnd genrouj
souled "whips" driving between Jackson
ville nnd Ualeavillc. May the star of their
prosperity never set 1
C.M'T- Brr.-uiiiK urrived ut Fort Klam
ath, a few day since, from Camp Alvord.
Ilo thinks tho farmer of this valley will
reap great rcnard by that roulo being
opened up to Owyhee and other mining
campj.
aanmJmJ'A-LM.1 '
i AotKSti'.tr Contention.
The ItopnMican State CVnerttn'r. wat
called to order at soon to-day by Chfh
Jone. Chairman of the State Coastnilt
On motion of Hamilton Harris of Al
bany. Charle J. Polger, of Ontario, wa
chMen temporary Chairman.
Chaoncey M. Hpew having withdrawn
hi name that the ticket might be beaded
hy a tolditr. the fbllowios ticket w
ananimotwly cbotens
Jmkre of Court of Appe'-W,,d
Hnnt. of Oneida : John K. Porter, of Al
bauy. Seerttnry of State Frtncl C.
Itarlcw. of New York. Controllr-Thoi
II. HillboHie. of Ontario. Titwtwer
Colnnel Howland. of Ilntehf. Attamey
Gcneral-Geoeral John H. .Martindale. of
Monroe. State Hginetr-J. l'latt (Jeod
ell, of OnWa. Canal CwmiloB
Robert C. How, of Svheneeiady. lnptc
lor of State Pritow-Ucwrnl Iturnam. rt
Onondafa. Clerk of Conrt of Appwr--Henry
dime, of Cattaorangnt.
Henry J. lUymond. on bthalf of lite
Committee on Ikiolatioo. read the foUow
ing rttolution :
fewred That we eongratnlat the peo
ple of thh) dtnte npon the overthrow of the
rebellion aud tbt return of peace to all
eetlotM ol nr common country : and that
wt Hod In tbt preservation of enr Union,
tnt rt-cttablithmenl ol tbt cathmnl nn
thorlty nvd the iil:patlon of tlawy.
ample recomptntt for tnt watering atal
facrliktt by which tnetc itnltt ban ben
achieved.
llcirlvtJ. That the lo'idier and aallor.
tl nil rank and in all departments, by
wbott valor, under Divlnt Providence, thl
prtat result ha been etomplbd, and
who have, by thvlr heroism, tkrd nndyltf
luter on tbt American name, we i tnrp
the heartfelt thank of a grettfnl prop?
th.t we renew tbt demand made by the
Union National Convent toe at Baltimore,
that trnVcptntt prorliion be made by thr
N'ationo! anthoritio for the mpport and
eomlort of tneb of their mrvlvote a ban
received honorable and disabling Koand
In the service of their country.
. lltulxtil. Tbat. while w deplore the
death by asalnation of Abraham Lin
coln, at cllng a career of tranteend'nt
UKfolnew ned honor, and at a irrtat na
tlaral calamity, we rccpnHte In Andrew
Johnson, bit mecet'or. n ttatetmnn of
ability, experience end blgb-tontd patriot
itm and tlit meet nnn!IUd Integri'y, and
mm who ha rendered invalaabk terviet
to the Union eantt durtog tnt rebtllion,
and wbow tinglc-hearicd devotion to the
permanent prosperity und glory of oar
common country command tnt rtepeei
and confidence of the American pcoW;
and that wv renew to him In hit adminis
tration thott awnrancet of cordial and
effective mpport which were tendered by
ut In bit nomination and eh c tion.
r.ttdrttl. That we approve, at eminently
wite and jtstt, the retitimenti of klulntM
tod confidence which Prnidmt Johnton
ha tviheed toward thce of the commnnl
tie and Individual lately in rebellion, who
accept the perpetuation of the Union and
tlte perpetual prohibition of lwy a tbt
legitimate and Irrevocable rttalt of the
war ; tbat we approt tot Initial steps he
ha taken toward relaying tbt bond of
military authority In tbt Seaihern state,
and in restoring to their opl full and
complete control over their local alEtir
just h toon u taay be foond oompntible
with the iiretervatioo of order, tbt main
Una net- ol peace, the chelation of slavery
aid tb folflllment of the eoMtituiiooal
obligation of the national authority to
guarantee to every State a republican form
ot go-eramnt ; and that nv eonlilenily
look lornard. under bis wire and patriotic
adminUtration, to tbt ettabUbmenl el
more cordial relations, of greater mittaal
rosptet, and of a stronger iuurett la eaeh
other' welfare, between the Northern and
Southern tettion of the Union, than haw
hithurto prevailed ; and that in all the
measure be may adopt leodiag to the at
tainment of thee just aud Wuefloen; end,
we pledge blm oat cordial and hearty ttip
Kirt. UuolvtJ. Tbat while we regard ti
national sovereignty nvrr all the ubjects
evmmitted to it by the Cotutitulion of the
Uuitetl State u having been ounflrmd
nud established by the recent war, we re
gard the MVeral State In the Union as
having jurisdiction nver all local and do
mestic affair, expreMly reserved to them
by the tame couttltiitiooo.1 authority ; and
whenever it shall be deemed compatible
with the public safely to restore to the
States lately in rebellion the reiwwid e.
ercLe of tlioie rlht we trust it will be
done In the faith aud en tho basis that thev
will be exercised in a spirit of equal and
Impartial justice, and with a view to the
elevation and perpetuation of the full
right of citizenship of nil their people,
iuaimueh a the are principles which
constitute the baste of our rejwhhii In
stitutions. lUtoltul, Tbat the restoration of peaee
will enable the Government to rwtoc the
civil tribunal of the country to their jast
and national supremacy j und tlut ne
have full aud entiie confidence that llii
vflll be duuc a toon as the subtly of the
nation will permit, and no longer.
Ittfotixd, That the debt incurred by the
uation in defente of its own existence U tt
tacred uud inviolable obligation resting
upon nil the properly und ull (lie resource
of ull KClion of the couutry for it ffl.
ment ; tbat niulc v.c dcr..aud at the bands
.iiim." "' """ I
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nud impnr-
Il, upon nlU-a-wthnve full rilmnre
up" the peojdc for the maintenance cf
tbt wtkmal honor awl Ibe ultimate rxtlnc
Don of Iht national debt! nud thai we
approve and indorse Ihe .ktrrmmnlian of
the Government "ml" u" elrcimtee to
. , L l.llr ntlV IMtrtlOI
uume. oireeny w iu-io,,.... . i .
wi the debt Inenrwl by b rebel nnthnrl- j
tie la the preaeentlen of the war ngnuit i
the Failed ?!" . , ,
feWrrrf. That we rxpeet at tlic lml
of thf Government m pmmpt l n large (
a redaction of the national expenditure a
tbt national aafcty will permit : an niton
tion f H ineinn". and n wie nnd eco
nomical admini Oration of pnbllc h&alr..
Rtrhfi'. That we ha vr entire confldencr
In the direction under PreiiWnt Johwon
of enr lattreoorte with forelgti iwtioa. in
hi prompt enforcement agalBt them of nil
jvjtt dsmarafe. In eenrlng rwlrtta for t
tloual lnlt and wron(r. and in maintain
rmr the fixed policy of the Govemmen'. bt
which the interference of foreign Power
with the inetltotiont of thit continent if
regarded a hoettl to cur pence and mtn
aeiiw to oter lrdeenoVoce.
HtnJrtd. That c tender our eontjraln
latioM to William II. Seward upnn bl
providential etcnp from the Vnlfe of the
NWttin, aad we rrjnlee that hit dietin
gaitbrd set rice amy Hill be continued to
the nation and the enute of liberty.
;,Wmi, That the admiuiftration o!
Governor Feotou drcrve and enwwands
the rept nnd confiiltnee of toe people of
thl State, and tbat we hare pledged u it
our. cordial nnd hearty rapport.
Jtoeftw1, That wt tall npoti the loy.1
conttituence of the Mvcral diatrict In
this State, in Klcctlog eandidnttt for the
Legislature and other office, to nominate
now but men of known integrity nf char
acter, at the only wtant of avoiding cor
ruption nnd securing an honest admiulttra
tion of public affair.
R..re.f. That the Union party ha
steadily smtaln-d the Unvernment in the
contest with the rebc'llon. not only against
it open enemle In tbt field, bat agalMt
thott who govt it the aid of organised
tympathy and encouragement in thl and
other loyal State, to It will now maintain
It authority nnd recntid It effort to re
store the bleating of union, freedom and
peace to all ectiin of our common ooun
try, and we confidently appeal to lit pat
history, it preevnt, and the cbaraottr d
It candidate, a Hi title to pnlilie oonfl
dene nnd mpport.
After reading tbt raololon, and in re
tponic to loud call, Henry J. Uaymeuil
briefly addrcMed the Convention, eoagrxt
nlatlng the delegate npon the unanimity
and hermoay that hurt chnraeterhvnl all
their proceeding, and upon the excel'eace
of the ticket titer have put In nomination.
The rtolutt wtre then ailwpted unutc
imoisty.
On motion of Itaymond Ibe following
wa adopted, with warm applatuw :
Hmittd, Tbat wt repel, fnlne and
ea'.nuiinooa, tbt imputation ct by tbt
iK-miierntic Convent iou upon the official
iitu griiy and personal Unuty of Cbanncey
M. llepew, hVeretary of Stale, and that
we indent hit Uncial ccuduct In tbt enu
meration of the eeutu, til ia all rraneetj,
n worthy of the approval and sommeuda
tion of the people.
Waldo iluichint eff-red the following
retolution, which wa nnauimonsly adopted:
IUkJvpI, Tbat we tender ie the abler
men who have tnilaiued the cantt of
American nationality In KicUud our
grateful thank, aid mingle our mourning
with tbat of hi eountle Iriend la tbi
oouotry for the lot of Hiclwrd Cobdw,
one of the truett of their uumlier.
OiiKon.N AjKiifi.it mT We have re
ceived the two firet number of tlit journ
al, livery rule and letter ul in iu b
lioation U new, nnd it present the fiHest
lynographicnl ap4Branee of any paper In
tbeHttte. It tontaiiw clear, pluiu telwe
tiow from Ih beat uuthortik, upon tbat
mot Important of all human toenet-ai.d
ujton the proper expawion aud dewlop
mnt of wbleb, the growth awl prosperity
of our young Stnto depend the rcsenee
ol agriculture. Its editorial are upon sub
jeeU of vital importaoee to (he farmer.
It i onered ut very low flguie,, nm mi.,t
to bu supported. Ut it nut bt uid that
the farmer of Southern Oregon ore too
poor, or too blind to their own iuttretts
ami the interest of the State at large, to
support a paper deruiwl uitiroly to agri
cultural purwlls. -l-:,ery farmer thould
subicrlb for lite Oregon Ag, mdluntt:'
.Mans a SawAlex. Martin', while, at
the Slute Pair, told hi. borte, Ihve Sump
im. lor a very fair turn. ,Mr. Martm iu
tends ttaalng for tU Atlantic Statwtt0.
Fair AiiVRNTL'aKHe. Miw Cc.inot,tb-ter-in-law
of .Major Hinelurl, and Mt.
Ilrown hAve descendtd the preoipitou. Wu
ol l-tke llnjeely, to the ntor' ulg.
QfAKTcntv MitBTiNG. Service will be
held in the .Methodist Kpitcorwl Oburoh.
oouiixeocioK to-day nt two P. M. PrMiek-
Ing nt (lev en n'clook oji Sabbath mornln".
Va.Coi'tRK HkMllKVmt This new luru
maile it appenrnnoe m soon a the mails
siurien. it promieen to be a ruluable nnd
iuttreatiag paper.
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Dn-1. S. Tiioxmon and family return,
ed home last Tuesday night, from n trip
to Albany, fcalem and Portland.
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Important I-icUst frenti iji'tfc-
ttuy llnrlan.
I)r.PAiiTtfvrnr tiik Isntnion, I
IfmAiHrf-H, ! C) Aiif. '20, lfcUS. J
George II- Hiluionds, Ulermont, Iowa:
Peiir Sir: 1 hutjul received your letter
of the '.'Ut lnt., Ktntin, nuuui,- other
thlngt, tluit the Union Slntc Couvcutlm
of lown bit adopted ns a plonk in It plot,
form n rwrommemlatlon iu favor of negro
tnlTratir; tbflt the Coppprliend convention
bits Indorsed Prrtidenl Jnlinpn policy for
tlic reorpntihoitifm nf the Sflutbern State,
niinilng It to bo to njipMltinu to ncprti
mirage; that thin it, in your opinion, the
tue joined between tlie two parties! iu lo
wn: that borelnfnrc the Union party bus
detived valuubh- aid Irotn me in support of
Its principle!"; that you rogret, ben ever, to
observe n miwwper rKirt of n ieecb
made bj ? recently, w bleb pluots me, ns
yon think, In autngontam with it prtwnt
principle nnd ldlcy, wlilch give yen
pain.
In rcplv, 1 hv to wy that If yimr opin
ion wa well IjiHinTetl, It wuubl be n catiee
nf greater Mfm to mc limn to ynurlf; but
I beg lealf to Slate tbat you mlenppre-
hend the patUbinef President Jnhnnu und
my own, a well n that of the Union party
at largo. The rml quiKtion ut Irene, In u
national tilnt of view, ia not whether ne
roe tSall be ierrnlttid to vole, but wheth
er tliry tball derive thut authority Irani
the National gmtrument, or from the
State OnrmiiieNi reepeottvely.
Pruidnt Johnmi maintain the doc
trine that the Constitution of the United
state doe not confer an the Federal Gov
erntn: nt the right In loterfeie. primarily,
with the ijoettion of wtwiiw In nny Stnte
In the Uuiom tmet Ihe ifueatlon my miw
aud properly be decided by Oemgw,
whtn Hetutor nnd mcmltcr prvtent them
telve for tint in that body, under the
clause of the Constitution, which make
each hnc tbt exclusive judge of the qual
ification and election nf inmber; aud
that other clanec of th- CouMitotion of the
1 1'liited Slate which provide that "the
j United Stnte shall guarantee tit every
! State Iti tho Uuion a rcpublieati frm uf
I gnvernment." I Infer that if nny Stati
' thould ad opt a law on the uljet nfimf
i frage, which would tlewrly how tho State
' govcrnuieut to be other than republican.
' it would be tbe'dtily of Cong ret to nj.ct
applicant fur teat; ami tti adopt wbatev
, tr legis'ativt remedlet would. In thcii
i juUtsmttit, be necenary to carry out the
jroarnuue uf the (Jontutution.
That the .State nf Iowa may take step.
to extend the rigtit tf auffrnge, it not, ns it
etrM to tne, in ero.lbet with tbhi policy .
and cnanuentty, .bote who tuppert lite
j policy of the- Pi widen I on thlt ubject nrc
! not in autagtobmi with the platform of Hk
Union part in !wa.
The Unlew patty of that Slab propo
tbat the Ktutt hall modify iu own conati
lotion. HMtu iitelnde nt tlcotors, ieratHis
who have not, under it preterit provision,
the right ta ote. Tbi. nt Preehlettt
Johnson maintain, a State may do. but
that the General (jvemiiinl lta no right
to teqnlre Iowa, or nny oilier State, to
modify it own constitution, on tbi. or at y
' other MiUjett. whew tint in conflict with
tbt eoMUtutiott itf the Unilttl HUsim,
I! 1 houhl bt m I own when the queetlon
I submitted to the people, II it wtll l o
ubmittvd by the Leptitla'are. I would v?le
to exttod the right to all ohww otjieMniui
pae i Ing the requbiiv lulalligeiicc and p
' trlolltm tube intruUd with n purticipu
' tion in tl.c management of public nfl'tii,
State or national, without regnrd to tUIr
1 uatbwaliiy. at I do not Inhere tbat tin
' llbertie of aj elate of people oan lr eon
i tkiered tufe who urt to be naueiiiiy ih
privvd of the cikeruhw of thbt right.
I do not diaguisa tlieee opinion?; you
may therefore, iimhe what ute of tbi ie'.tir
yi o may deem proper. I huve the honor
to be ery reepvctfully, yonr obedient ei
Yaut. Jxk. Uatu.aN.
H. r. Dowkli.. I't) , has Ihi-i) at borne
the past week, but goee to attend Circuit
Uoart la Joibin county itext nock,
Mni'rioci,
-Ou the llili liixl , iu Jmk-on comiv, nt
the ri-.(K-iic of tin hid-'- latlir. Iy t'.&
Haydn J 1' Mr M D. Mtnult. to Ms
Aunuu As MlKii:.
PROCLAMATION
11Y THE GOVERNOR.
IK consldi-ratlon that c-rtaln mea'iirer,
highly lineirtuiit to tin lutererU of the
Stall noil Null uii regain- the action of the
LkLIiiim al an nrlier rbl than the reg
ular bii-uitial K-wiiuu : Therefore, l.y vlrtiu
ol the authority uUd iu me as (iureriinr.
I btwby proobiim Mid malii- huuu, that a
b'imioiuI aviou u tin.- LtxMaiivi Aeiiiijy
(if tbe .Stale of On-Hoo. Mill Ije held ut ihe
Cuititulnl the State, ou TiR-.duy. theAthday
ot hecemUr m-xt, hi which tiiiii- ami place
the member tbereuf. nre r ipiirul to uUcnd.
Iu wl lints Mbeieof, I have here
i i unto mt my hand nud cmin.il the
) -.&. J Great 4oal of the State to be- uttl.ed
1 ' at tho fotoutlve Oflltio Iu Salem,
tblaulb day ol UuioUr, A. D. leW.
lis the Gotenor,
aUdison o. auius.
Sanum. It .Mav.
8cy of Suite. ootllivl
' PUB only In-uruiice Comjmuy that win
J legally ilo buwuee in Urugou 1 the
Vacinc They havo compliod with the lav.
ofUretfOli, hy deptMlting $uo,oUU III the
-ilali. Ca-h capital 7.'iO,OI)l).
, , A0I18 ,V llltO'rf AfeiiU.
JacLtonilllc, 1 cbruary oth, lboj. Ib.'5tl
JKWSfTiv?-
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES
" JS2"cnttnBi.HI
NEW STORE!
Next Door to Sncht Ilro
T m-IlKR has .locked Us n .
. . with large mdvataSlZt
Htet stvles nnd pattern' nf "r.fnt
spuiNu andVkigi T n
CLOCK'S. Q
DIAMOND JKWFiiiV1
rMLUlL.LMIItAU,AJS
Togtlst-r .ih M,lP6au lot of OftM
"D :B3r22E1JAni-x:-I!reast-Piii!,
Ilroochcn,
liar-Kin::, Finder Rlnp,
picket. llucLle. Ctajnj
Uracelett, SIcctc llnuou
Necklace. '
Watdi-Cbainj,
Cbatclalcs
i . ni Set'
Aktn. complete ts of Incomparable
?i-xn.x'tsB jQ-mni
manutiictured from the nehoit ..i 1. .
iH-atitiful specimen! of (Ju!d Hill &bJ rot.
ier ijunric
In addition to ll nkir h,ll.i
ut hi aturc tlic best qsabttes ot
TA1JLK AND I'OCKCT CLTIJJUY,
Ami, in short, a pineral variety of
Xirli-Nnrkft Au rnncy Articles
All ol which will be soldat low rucss
nnd warranted.
Ili:PAlUINO.-CIockj. Watches sj
Jewelry repuiied with promptnets, isd It
A manner in (.Mmmiitee suti.laction.
.MAITACTUIU-D to order, anytl.
ole nt Jewelry, with uratneM and dapateli.
tVtju Call and tee Ins nen slock, at b
m- iore on Culilnrtiia street, text doer
to Sach Hro.. Jacksoiivillc Oregua.
Jacks itiville. Dei 17 luri if
American Exchange Hold,
i ntr.or
SANSO.tlli .v HALLKCK Si,
Sau Pi'nnolaoo.
"fllL proprietor or tLi farerltt batd
.1 would re.jn ctful.y luform the traveling
pulilii that tin Am i cau Lwhauge. batiae
It- en recently enlar gi d aud improved In sit
it- Ji'bartmentt. b ia now prertred to oltr
ei.H'i i or liMiuei tm.iit to hit patroa and IU
puiil c in Keperal. He can now oftrelf
Cunt nuiu ur ringtrroom for faroUirt :t
ingle room for p nthutu. on tcrmi total:
tbe tlioifc Tlu li"Uc contains a bmloB
Iv furnl-heel puWic teirlor, Wanilfol hrs
dlulutr Hall, commotliou nml pltuutilt
una ami rt-aumg room. iopiutriiurr
fHrtilttlMA .ml ii.-.-..nrY to i,iiunierAt. liidt
IneMi ! I) awl travelers Will liinl tlit.latt
icon Kacbauge kcoi.iI to no bottl utile
city, wbeiber at regard luxury comfort er
ectwutiiv. The table will be tarplMiUh
. .. . ti i . ..e .1... ....... r?.i.M
nil le ui ticiwtee oi "" ui"
for t patruuage, the prnprlctar nieet
full solicits a continuance of ihe MI"
lavor. J. W. SAUOLNT,
BiigSiti PniprMw.
Uiiip(iii Academy!
TUB TruHeet of l'mpua Aeadeiny hire
J thoroughly repair, d tbe ItttUding. m-I
HI. now ready lor kuuuI. The Ttm
Aculiwlc year will commence tepUntwr
lltb, 1MA.
RATES OF TUITION Per Qoarter:
IVinatry iK-oaHmeut.. . JjJ
ekeawdary do f
Higher hWli.b . ..-, ' w
iKad Utmuas. ItruwitiKftud Paint
lug.tmeb.Mtru Mtsele w
lioard lu private faiinlif w
I-'. 1'- nuYAU I'tincipal.,
I)ill.l.ELLS HOUSE,
MRMSUU, OCX.
FIRST GLASS HOUSE
I N even rlt. bcf n 1""'"'
I n-rvion of 'he proprietor gwranW
proinpt mid courteous attention totliue
ttiimrmilitf ol cue-t. .t-K
Thitbouee has been I Itfi "$l
"1At Propriety
M:V IN JACKSONVILLE.
DISDIW!
IILOOU'm PAlKNTt
With Wringers Attached.
J H nnah work in "W-" Jwh
ttilbiepinlcleaulinv '" "?u teait"
old can work Ibu ' ,d to aUtkB
,g any fhric Iron, a XU-
lb. ir'r0 h &vVnimJ
ufauluie and ale ot lut ""
clllne In tbi county UKi
The machine is lor sale and en
at my thop.o" Ffw"''Ue Oh s
ulMtve llrem'a LUiry AMoie-
CUWer will hafnilshcd -u
they arrive. ,
"vAvivic
1.NSI-KA.NCBC0MPAM.
CASH CAflTAL.
& 750,000 0'
OTOCK HOLDERS J $&f
will bold tueir leB-- ,IooKi0a u-,
C: II. lleach A I lt f tbe par
day ur AVptci'tf'v Tfor lbeeaJfK
eUlinsAwlruWste .
Hy orucr vi v -
Olmd cheap, fr w'Ki.
dorabocliuul7i