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1 + * ' , ■ ■■ Li A !. I - -r y, * 3== r ? T LAFAYETTE, OBEtìÓN, Tl. L TJ DA VOL. I. THE COURIER, z= J if I fa V I ■ ii I] i * I t • ^1. . / no t . Mt; *■ ilpi-t —--------- j------- .< t ill n. i 1 rii » I* 4 Mi.lphia eanctions, the absolute supremacy of the cept that they are denied represeritation) Convention. National Government, as limited and de the States ar£ recognized aS bolding7 the R — -_L duties as --'r —1 ty —seenisfe same other States. [COMPILED FROM THE PORTLAND DAJLIE8.] ! Constitution ; the permpn- perman __ fined by thp Constitution ISSUED EVEBT TUESDAY, (P^ÓÌPMÌ ' !' f _x 3-J — X --- . TO TH tii ’ e V nìted ent integrity-and indestructibility of the us, in the exercise of more calm and the P eòpl W ’ ( . • I S tates : states ¡[Having met in Convention Gtfnveption at National- Union as a natural consequence 5 ; more candid judgment We can bring tu the ’ AT Ì Death Of Dean Richmond. the cityof ¡Philadelphia,fStàte off Pen m- and also it bas put ¡an end finally and for subject that consideration which its claim LAFAYETTE, Dean Richmond died thm.uiorniog aj sylvaniii, this 14Ch dày' (if AÓ-gust, I, 1866. 186 upon $he 8iil or within so forcibly involves, without which would ever to slavery up the residence of Samuel ^L Fieldeu, 15 as representatives of ¡he »people, iti L ‘ _- authority of all sec- the fatal to to the the authority of the the Co^ Cou YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON ¡he jurisdiction of the* United Skates. prove as fdtal Grammercy place. His disease first man ttODM and from all the States stuff fTe.ri _ Bo h these points became .directly in stitutiou and as complete a desruction of ifested itself while at Brantford ‘th-ret ories ot tbe Uni|>n, to Consult ubo.. BY . ; . on the ai union as that sought tri itest and coatsoversy volved in the CQujtest ooatsoversy | government and weeks ago, but he attended the Sarat. ga cohdfittoui and wkots offthé eouhtrj be by effected the States in armed insur- oded absolutely by its Upon both was coded J H UP Y on , xbitor and plb ’ su ’ r . and Philadelphia Conventions, and after address to you phia cli|claratibn of our results. . In the third place ,we deem it of rection, , But it cannot be said that ^the returning wards visited Waslringtcn, ■intciples, and of the political ’ puroses - 4 liticai puroees the utmost imp portance —__ that the real cbarac- power thijs asserted to exclude certain here much reduced in strength. He wus we seek*tj> ’ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. -promote. Sipce the meeting seek-tp promote by -------- which States from representation is made to rest ;er of the war and the victory ------ j ~j at once taken to Fietden,s residence, where of the late National Cdpvention; ip the it was closed, should be e accurately und under wholly on the will and discretion of Con One Copy One \ear, . . • - • $3 00. the, most eminent physicians of the city year I860, events have J oecured which stood,, The war was 'carried on by the gress that asserts it. It is not made to One Copy Six Months, . . . . | 2 00. were called, but from the first his case was I +ave chapped,the character of our coun Government in the maintenance of its depend upon any specified condition, or RATES OF ADVERTISING. hopeless. His wife and family were with try, and ^ifea tip United States a place own authority in defense of its own ex subject to any rules or regulations of It i • 1 ■ r among * tne.nations of $ie earth/ O ut istance, One Square, 12 Lines or less, one Tnser- him. istanoe, both pf of whjioh which were menaced by service. The right assented and exercised, says be Was struck down by The World $8.00. government has passed through' th? vicis tion, the insurrection which it sought to sup aup- is absolnte with, qualifications! and is not of interBal disorders, greatly a combination < . 1,00. For each subsequent insertion, situdes arid ttrid perps perils of civil-War,/i ctyiDWar,/’ whiph, press. jress. The suppression of the rebellion confined to States in rebeliion, nor to* A liberal-' deduction will be made on aggravated by his labors to bring about a though uiaiply tiiaifily sfectional sbctional jitt |in its cmihiOter, chptriiCter, accomplished accomplished'that result* The Govern Govefh- States that have rebelled. It is the right ) that result}* He has nevertheless.decideklthe political dif- Quartery, Yearly, and half Yearly Ad ver- successful result at Philadelphia. ment of the pniqn Union, maintained by force of any CongTess, in formal possession of 1 tisernents. , was born at Wbodstock, Vermont^ March frenoe that from-the ve » first beginning ( of arms supreme authority mt over all the its legislative authority, to exclude eny Hotel. Medical and Law Cards, $1C,OO per 31, 1804. - ' ‘ W . I h; ! ! -I • I. 1 of the had tl reitened tho nn- :he government, territory and over ôver the States and the peo State or States, and aftty portion * of annum. . < , _____ The Guillotine at Work. «y ’ of theinational 1 existât ce.’and has' left ple within its jurisdiction, which the Coo the people thereof, at anytime, from < ' I - j. Chicago, August 28.—- a Washiogton^spc- its impress, deep and ii leflaceablel upon stitution conf« ’ers. It acquires thereby t_ Ho representation in Congress and the elector cial says that consequence LlUI WUJfS lllUL iii III ^Ij||.-.ci|utuv>. of w. the Presi • ..... COUNT? OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. . dent’s tour through the country, the Guillo all the interests, sentimi nts and the des- n^w pçwer, ei ither ___ of f territorial possession al college, at its own discretion, and Until • w ( civil authority which lit did Judge, J. W. Cowles; Commissioners. W tine has been Very busy, and probably four tinyofthd Republic; w^ lile It has inflic or <* * not possess they shall perform such acts and comply *. . . I 1 - ted upon tbo wh(|le coun|rjf 6everç losses hundred appointments more were made yes Ball, J. H. Brown; Sheriff, L. L. Whit befere the rebellioii* All the rightful with such conditions as it may dictate, the 1 ' .J • I terday, twentyxsdven of them second class D. comb ; Clerk, S. C. Adams ; Assessor, in life and property, atfd iuipossed impossed burj buri jower • it can possess is that conferred reason for such exclusion being wholly Smith; Treasurer, Clem. Eckles; School postmasters and United States Internal Rev dens which must weigtfon its resource- either in express te s cr by the fairest without discretion, Congress may change Superintendent, Rev. John Spencer; Coroner, enue officers. Randall has booked about for generations to come fit bas devlopcd necessary implication by the.Constitution them as Congress itself s^aJJ change. 1,0.00 names of ’ostmasters who have* re J. W. £Watts; Surveyor, A. S. M alt. a degree qf natipnal cottyp ige in the pres- It .... was that i power was. aod and that authority One Congress may exclude a State ftbS t plied adversely tq his circular, and appoint .... 1 | r rnents by the cley ks. The pehnsylvania re en.ee. of iknjjer,- câpaal ty, for military which the rebellion souught to Over share in the Government, /of one reasotf, movals have been i made, and Cowan is on the achievement, dévotion on the part of the throw. 4* S. HURLBURT hrow. The victojty victory of the Federal arms and that removed, tho next Congress may > Clymer ’ s election as Gov stump advocating people for the doverihmelp verhm it they have or- was simp y a defeat pf that attempt. The exclude it for another. A State may be ATTORNEY AT LAW, 1 ernor. There is no i further talk of ClymcrV darned arid the jqrincipl^ of liberty which Government throughout acted on the de excluded on One ground to day and On an withdrawing. lie won’t withdraw. Corn- the govern men! is desig ned to’ promote, fensive. . It sought only to told posses other to morrow. Northern asririndenriy’ .afayett^- Yamhill County, Oregon. Will withdrawing, elious Wendcfl hks been appointed pubiii practice in the Supreme, Circuit ami all which must confirm thi j confidence of sion of what was its own. • Neither the may exclude Southerp; States front one printer. Washington has been swarming of the Courts of this State. i with office hunters, and politicians will now the nàtioh in the perpetiil ty of its itepublii war nor victory chapged the Constitution. Congress and the Western, or both com*-' enjoy two or three weaks’ dullness. Then c m institutions apd;con|à mand the respect The war was .carried on by virtue of its bined, may exclude the Northern or East alii great contests, provisions and nrider tne limitations ern from the next Congress. Improbable ‘ has not been suich a time in Washington of the world. 'Like DR. H. J. BOUGHTON. % since the-palmy days of change of admnistra whioh arrojuse thé passioi issiois aud tçst the which they prescribe. The result of the as such a statement may appear, the ess - Late. Physician & Surgeon, tion between Whigs and Democrats. enduraDqe of nations*, this war has given war did not enlarge, abridge, change or tablishment of the principles noW asserted Cholera Reports . new scope« to.¡the ambij ion Pof politica! affect the powers, of release thé Govern and acted upon, will fender them by no -fu Hospital Department, S t . L ouis , Aug. 26,— 1 he official mor parties; ahd a fresh imuae to planfc ’ f < ofin'- ment from the restrictions which were means impossible. The character, and r tality report from the seventeen cemeteries novation ii-form. Aunist ti e cbac Of The Army of the POTOMAC. aos o1 indeed the very existence of Congress, is for the week ending Friday, gives 1,156 conflicting sentimehts ¿inseparable from imposed by the Coustiution. It is to-day as it was before the war, the supreme law thus made dependent soley and entirely Office in Dayton, Oregon. interments, 918 of which were from chol from siichjan e|a, .while|hc publi lie heart ’ of the land, the Constitution or laws of on the party and sectional exigencies in era, four cemeteries having failed to re is keenly dhve to thq passions tl that can'i need hot stop to show that * to the contrary notwithstanding, the hour. port. From the city cemeteries there «Way public judgmeht a|d 1 affect public any State » nod all powers wers not conferred by the Coo- Con such aritipfi not only finds no 'antecedent / and hospitals included, 1,300 dnaths from action; while the wqundU pf of the ivar |wa are stitution ; upon .1 i t * the in the Constjtutin, but is utterly at war cholera _____ n___ are estimated tinned during t the week still fresh ¡in either kide| and fears : : PRO'. I for General Government nor prohibited by it with every principle of our Government, PRO. J. T. HEMBREE, ; : No report received for Saturday. | proportions from to the States, arc reserved çd to th.e several and with the very existence of free insti Ugly _o., Report __ ports From the Plains HIS HOTEL t« still kept for th^ th« aceorn- mtiuents1 of the States, B This ’k:« position is vindicated not tutions. It is the identical practice whibtf Reports from the plains state that the modalion modation of boarders aud the I travelling 4‘ duty only by the substantial qature of our Gqy-| has rendered fruitless attempts hitherto' I imperitiv public. Indians are angry arid declare thqt they l I lyour behjilf, ire who art assem- ernment aud the language and spirit of made to establish and maintain Iree Got will suffer extermination before they will CiOOD STABLING 'undertaken jo perform. For the Constitution, but by all its acts in its ernments in Mexico and the States of i 1 give up the Powder river road. Col. me alter after sax six I lqng ^g years^ot years/ faiien- ‘ ahe i several departments and at all times, from South America. Party necessities that Bridger repor s that by means of 'Indian the urst tupc And attentive hostlers.- noi. ation and Conflict, we bjfrecome ¡togeth ler. the outbreak of tbe rebellion to its close. assert -themselves as superior to the Tundfc- k ,• . ' i ■ commissions and peace treaties the Indians ___ —a ■■■ ......... State -anti -• from every State-anti section of the land In every tressage message and proclamation of the mental lawj which is sdt aside, is reckless were never so well prepared for war as as cititen^ of ojie cojnmdn country, under Executive, it was expressly declared that disobedience to their behests. Stability, JL C. BRADSHAW, now. - Upper Missouri river reportsreceiv- t hieh is again* the symbol of object of the war was to ^riaiptiiD jmaintiin the au- au whether in the exercise of power iri the ed, state that the Blackfoot and Crow in* the fl:*g which ho^v -thority it together how thority of the Consfitutjou Constitution and preserve administration of the Government, or in dians have commenced hosilities. The common jjlory, to conduit best to.ceinent bed per^etuae that union tuae the Union; and Congress more than once the enjoyment of rights, becomes impoisi- Ornwshave torn their treaty in pieces 1 which Ji« igain tbe objectof our lave ; thus reiterated this solemn declaration and ad- ible, and conflicts of party which, under a AND and have killed ten men. ; ‘ M to secure the bpassingB of liberty to out- 'ded. 'dedi. the assurance thqt th^t whenever that constitutional government,' are means of Circular to Office-Holders COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND so postef ty. In Iu the first object wris attained A circular from Randall is circûlating selves and to oiq| poste ' ’ the ’ war should cease’ political pfogress, are merged into conflicts L1CITOR IN CJIANCERY. among all the Federal office-holders, big place, yoi| are to remember always and and all/the States should retain their equal of arms, to which they directly or inevita - ’ ’ and ’ the • and little, categorically demanding their everywhere that,, war ■ 5 ended 1 rights * 1 ‘ land dignity. unimpaired: ' a It is bly tend. It was agtiihst this peril so Lafayette, Oregon. Il l- '- /■ . • views, and a great many indignant cnswer nation ag&in at peace; tl e shock of con- only si^ce the war • closed c___ . and our rights conspicuous and so fatal to all free govern * W ill practice in* the District and Supreme tending arinieS po lohgj r assail the shud- have been asserted on behalf of one of the ments, that our Constitution was intended Courts Of. (Oregon. . -- • 11* • t have been published, follwed by instant •» dering hearts of the pulj .ic- Insurrection departmentstof the General Government, especially to provide. Not only States, i’alh-s Paid, Collections made, and decapitation. L atest —The Omaha Herald asserts against Proceeds Promptly remitted. . . . the . supreme auti i°rity of1 the na- that it’has been proclaimed by Congress but the very existence of the Government, I that the Nebraska election resulted-in the iion b$s been suppressed, and that authoi- that in addition to the powers -conferred is wade by its provisions to depend on the J élection of Mr Morton (Dem.) for Gov- ity is again acknowled upon it by th^ Constitution, the Federal right and fact of representation. t i erner, and a Democratic majority in both act in evc,ry Sltaxo, , Md arid ■ by every citizen Government may now claim over States, The’Cohgress upon which is conferred Withit^itejurisdiction. I branches of the! Legislature, thus securing | We are‘no longer the territory and people involved in insur all the legislative power of the National , required and permitted to regard and treat rection, the rights of war, ¡the right of Government, consists of two branches, both U. S Senators. LAFAYETTE LODGE, NO. 3, Jeff Davis to be Released. each othdrjas enemies; ||oLonly!have acts conquest and confiscat on, the ¡ right to the Senate and House of Representatives, -'3 * - “ I The Herald hap information that jeff Davis Free and Accepted Masons. of war beeh h discontinue and th» weaporis weapons abrogate all existing governments in whoso joint concurrence is essehtiUi to will soon be released on bail or parole, to of was laid 1 aside, but aitate a^tate of* of trar frar no States and territories, to subject the terri *the validity of any law. The Constitution. t Meets in Lafayette on the 1st. and 3rd answer in Combat Richmond next October. longer? exists, and ‘ thJ sentiments, pas tories conquered to such laws, regulations Art 1. Sec. 2, says, tho House of Repre Friday of each month, at half past 6 in the The Tribune basa report that General Sher sions pod delations of war have no longer and privations as the legislative depart sentatives shall be composed of members I afternoon. IMi *> and ... relations A. ws .ir place . ri ¡dan has been relieved from his command and l^wipl or rigthuR i anywhere any 1 ment of government may see fit to impose. chosen evry second year by the people Ot Brethren of the order, in good standing are General Steadman sent to take his place. igbou| our ’broad domain.! We are Under this sweeping claim, that clause of the several States, Not onlj is the right tbotigpoi invited to attend. T. V. B. EMBREE, Hurrying up the Removals and again □ ipeople ¡ people of the United U >V. M. Appointment« Appointments States, fellow the Constitution providing that no State of representation thus recognized as pos C» eo II. S teward Sec’y W ashincton , 1 August 24.—The President citizens of ona countryf bound nd I by debts- shall, without its consent, be deprived of sessed by all the States, arid by every State A received a large number - of visitors to-day --- - ------------------------------ andobligations of common patriotism, hat its equal suffrage ini tbe Senate of the Uni without restriction, qualification or- condi* triol and was clo>eted with Thurlow weed ami tion of any kind;, but the duty of chdosing Raymond a long time. The president is ing neither rigbjt npr iu£eres|§ apart from ted States' has been annulled and ten LAFAYETTE FERRY a common Government^ THe duties dc- States have been refused represetalion represetation in is imposed on the people Of each and hurrying up appointments in contemplation ___ 1_______ __ i________ _____ « . Ì . .. volve uponitas nqw are aiu’ the duties Congress, and the Congress in which only, only every State alike, without distiatetfouf of is» iu of several wet weeks, abserice from the city to tovis- HE undersigned would respectfully an- ?/«^"al ^absence v of peace and not duies- of war. We a part of tho states and people [ are repre- authority to make distinctions among1 them nounce to jtlie travelling public, that he 11 Chicago to make a tour of the country. ake counsel coii- have assembled here to sented, has asserted the e right thua to e^- for any reason or on any grounds white ver, has, at the Lafayette crossing of the Yamhill, cernipg the interests of aco< to decide elude tbe rest from repre e&eqtatiuand from in the senate; so careful is the Coristiutiorir ■ » how we may niqst irisc A LARGE, NEW AND SAFE FERRY BOAT, own1 laws Jaws or to secure to every State this right of rep eir own- and effectually all share in making thejr R emarkable P rovidence .—The as heal the wounds the w m " I ’• has made, per choosiDg their own rulers, until they com resentation. It il* expressly provided, that on which he can cross Teams, Stock, &c., sassination of Bollmeyer is still present feet and perpetuate th eriefits it has sé- se- ply with such conditions and perform no State shall without its consent be de with horrible distinctness to the minds of EXPEDITIOUSLY AND CHEAPLY. all cured, and the* blessin whiph under |a such acts as Congress thus composed may prived of equal suffrage in our readers, together with the amazing wise and benign Provi nee f bavé sprurig perscribe. That right bias not only been that body even by an- amendment of the ».The roads leading to and from this crossing fact that his murderer was acquitted by a but exercised and practically en Constitution itself, wben therefore, aUy are in good repair, and persons from the partisan court. In a late speech, elicited up in its fiery track. This H the woi!k asseited forced. Nor does it I find any support in State is excluded form such representa Hot of passion but of Im, sober judge Spath going to Portland, McMinnville^ Forest by the fact that thè Trustees of the Wood Grove and Hillsboro, and from the North, land Cemetery refused to Bollmeyer,» ment—not of resentment of ptat I offences, 'the theery that the States thus excluded tion, not only is a'right of a State denied, beyond th^ ¡ limits w|ich justice and are in rebellion and therefore preceded but the Constitutional integrity' of the going to- Salem, Dallas, Corvallis, will find it widow the right to commemorate bis death beyoiid thtt i If u to their rc vantage to patronize this Perry. reason prescribe, bat of liberal ber&l i statesman- from sharing the authority of the Gov State impaired and .the validity of the by an appropriate inscription on his tomb ’ c JOHN HARRIS. ship iwhiep tolerate! 1 uestion. *’ -itiw _ it bannot pré- ernment, they are not, thus in rebellion/ Gevernment itself brought in qrn stone, Mr. Vallandigbam said: <( The ventjand builds its . MH Lafayette, July 81, 1866 plaÿs ani hopes'for They are in an attitude of loyalty to the Congress kt the present moment th I us ex < H/U' ‘ 'r hand of providence had fallen on those the future rathér upon h community of in Government and have sworn allegiancelo eludes •, front? representation both who had a hand in it (The acqui tai of 4 J .J.4- r w - - v '- terest than upon diatr the Constitution- In no one of them is and the weapons branches, few States of the Union, deny i Brown.) Three or $rar of the jury had », • there the slightest indication of resistance ing them all share in enaotmehl of 1 the **v ;T. HEMBREE, Dealer in Dry Goods died; the Clerk of thq Court and the SEr- In the second place, . we » call wpon iVou to the authority of the Government, or a a laws by which they are to 4>e governed, I • Groceries Hardware, 4c. South side riff had died; and the judge who tried the gnize in. their - full cignifieance, protest against its just and binding ÓtìI obli« and aU partioipatioe in tbe efectidB o’ inStreet ^7^ “ ' 1 case, and disgraced justice and dishonored and accbpfc with ail 1 gatiotw, This condition of loyalty has rwtan by legitimate cense Wtts1iws<K W be ea- •iptw the beuch, was at this moment au idiot quences, the politibal been especially /ecognized by the procla suit ¡of thé war fcread0a other words, ■ - al f^U in an insanqasylum. 1 , k _ J matron« Dfthe just closed in two moeo important partie mations ttfrbe ~ ‘ ™The laws wtteAoalyi«- mq reprftMW «M m æï • I r7 - v * " iS' V ularMql'b* victories ’ ’ ” ‘ ' r * *3 ITE A Wi8TERFIRW, Ph J* the ieved by tbe the United States have been extended bv the right U gsWMf wbscMattly the mania the vulgar «ind iato ud Surgeons, Lafryette, Orqgoo. National vernmenttyjree bieeir fail dud Congress over these t believe firmly which it the leaat ccm- I kmai r»r-. ' in courte courts bate have beep been reopened: reopcm federal beyond RÌH isb preheniibb.' >4 (ex- ’ r hare becnl vied, and in e vry respect I sJl ' human T ni • IHHl, • 9 • Addrese I p I T 1 .WW,,». ! • • • Telegraphic. à I i * ! Bl®! ~~ ; I I . ' I ' ' ' ' ' K . f • LAFAYETTE HOUSE • ■ I ■ I T JE. «. f ’ U ’ i - ■ • - • ' II J it- 1 4 ATTORNEY 4 A. F. and A. T Ï ........................ ---------- ■ L ■• 4 . •I J » 1 » 1 : Ï * I 5 « I ■ « & 4 i "V i » i .1 IF I ■f T ’ I I ■ p I' I H - ’ ■ * ' a I 5 i * r I \ • i .5 • f „ \ J « ! « ♦ I Sf: » A ■ I - 1 ’ i ' t I V .* A r 1 : ■ I t- À » r Ä- - G I