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the United. States resumes-its annual leg-
islative labors. An Allwise and merciful
Uyiamended tapir
c<
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YAMHILL COÜNTY, OREGON.
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Providence has abated the pestilence
U8
ke them conform to the
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wjiich visited our shores leaving its cal
iat
effected iij the ! organic
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ij. H- UPTON, editor and pub ’ sh r . amitous traces upon some portions of our
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country. Peace, order, tranquility aud
ices and laws of seceBsioff;
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repudiated
111
pr<
cc.) civil authority have been formaly. declar
■— tkk S i S or
pre^eodtil debts ahd obli-
'dMions
creawiljib
ed to exist throughout the whole pf the
i • the revolutionary pur-
One Copy One Year, . . , . . $3 00.
One Cdpy Six Months, .
2 00. United States. Civil authority has sup ¡»rises of the ¿niur section and;proceeded in
ffiiilr.| to’Jhe eugctmcn| of measures
j&S?* Clergy men and Teachers will Furnished erceded the coercion of arms and the peo
with the C ourier at $2,00 per annum.
ple by their voluntary action are maintain for th 14 pvotc|jt^n and amelioration of the
accomplished^ the war ought to pease. In
some i instances, Senators were permitted
func-
to > continue their legislative
tions while iw other instances, Repre-
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clared their rights to withdraw from /the
Unirin, and were endeavoring to maintain
that right by force of arras
>A .11 of tha.State8 whose people were in
iO8UL rrection as States, wero included iu
i/Xvflivujp-rn. i
the apportionment of a direct tax of tweq-
ty millions of dollars annually laid upon
the United States by an act approved on
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represented states. This would eonsu-
mate tl e work of restoratiou and exert a
e-estabiish-
most salutary influence in tl
I fraternal
ment qf peace, harmoney
feelin^l It would tend greatly to renew
the confidence of the American people in
the vigÿr of the their institutions. It
would bind us more closely as a nation,
and enable us<o show to the world Ae
inherent and recuperative power of a gov
ernment founded upon the will of thftmeo-
pie, and established upon thepi^^cs
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our prosperity ; it would irrefragible,de-
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the fallacy of the arguments
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recent Rational discords by the enemies *
tho 5th of Ahgust, 1861. Congress, by of republican governments. The admis
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ing their government in full activity and dimditjon of|be Colored race. Congress,
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excluded from Congress, allaying doubt
apportionment
of
representation
thereun
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
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complete operation. The enforcement of 1 riwevtr, ye| refused, to ad mi- any of these
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and apprehension, would turn capital now
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also
recognized
their
presence
e Square, 1£ Lines or less, one Inser- the laws is no longer obstructed in any 8Utes«ib re greisen taiion , an
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_ 1 an opportunity for investment in-
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.it
was
i|ot
awaiting
an4 it wasflnot
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^3,00,
States in the Union, and they have
to the ch annels of trade and industry; it
ach subsequent insertion, . . 1,00. place by combinations too powerful to be ontil toward|thc close of the eighth mon th
would
am eviate the present troubled oondi-
a hhcrai dc(hicti->a v iil be made on suppressed by the ordinary course of ju
ortbe jscssio| thatj an exception was made judicial purposes been divided into dis tion of these states and by inducing emtgra
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Quarter'y, Yearly, and half Yearly Adver
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dicial proceedings. The animosities en ih fav^rof Tehuess* ee by the admission iof tricts, as States alone can be divided. The tion aid |n the settlement offertile regions
tisements.
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Hotel, Medical and Law Cards, $10,00 per gendered by the War are rapidly yielding her ffenato!
J: Vi and. Reprc: intatives. I same recognition appears in the recent now uncultivated, and lead to an increas
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annum.
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ed production of those staples which have
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profound regret that legislation in reference to Tennessee
-ing the basis on which our to the benifleent influences of our free in i^eem t a su
added so greatly to the
he wealth of the j^a-
tn ..
rates are fixed. Currency will only be taken stitutions, and to their kindly efforts of Coogrpss hai
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ifar failedgto admit to which evidently rests upon the fact that tion and « commerce of the world. New
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at market Y;due.
k
the
functions
of
the
State
were
not
des
enterprise
would
be
opened
to
fields
of
ei
unrestricted! social and’commercial inter
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epresetatives
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course. Ajp entire restoration of fratern $rom tile o|b
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Kes, whos| inhabitants, troyed by tlie rebellion, but merely sus our progressive people, and soon the de
COUNTY OrriciAL DIRECTORY.
vastations of war would be repaired, and“
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al feeling must be the earnest wish of e.v^ with those c f pie tine ssee, had engaged in
i pended, and that priciple is of course as all traced of our domestic differences ef
Judge, J. W. Cowles; .Commissioners,• \V
»applicable to those States which, like Ten- faced from the minds of our countrymen
f
re than onc-
Ball, J, 11. Br iwn; Sheriff, L. L. Whit cry patriotiq heart, and we will bave ac* the rebellioi L j Ten‘States
nessec, attempted to renounce tbeir place in the efforts to preserve the unity of. the
Adams; Assessor, D. comlpished bur grandest Nation»! achieve
comb ; Clerk,’S.
whole number, remained
fourth of t
Smith
____ ; ; Trci'surt-r, Chin. Eckles; School ment when forgetting the smi events of tfc^
in the Union. The action -of the Execu government which constitutes uS one peo
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hfcebtation.
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The
setts
of
50
Stiperirdemkut, Hev^Jolm Spencer; Coroner,
without, rejpi
ple, by Restoring the states to -the condi
past and remembering only , their instruc hicmbfers in jt t|q House of Representative!! tive department of the Government upon tion which they held prior to the rebel
J. W. 'Watts; Surveyor, A. S. Watt.
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this
subject
has
been
equally
definite
and
lion. We should be cautious least, hav-*
tive lessons, we resume cur onw ■ird caree arid of 20 mbjnbefs
re
t
miembers in
in the
the Senat
Seo at
re yet
yet
ing
rescued
our
na
ion
from
the
perils
of
uniform,
and
the
purpose
of
the
war
was
I
as a free, prosperous and united people.
yaCanl
vatani —riotjby
notjby their own consetjt^
consent^ not by
disintegration,
we
turn
to
consolidate,
and,
Tr*
T'lnn.nmli/
In mvr
my vn^QânrFA
message nF
of tliA
the zlth
4th nF
of December,-
ft faction of |^0torsl
' ' ; ' but ' by the refusal
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OSBORN 1 RATHBUN, PRO. 1865, Congress was informed of themeas-
predecessor on the .22d day of. September,
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reward r the recurrence of kjmilar
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Congressr t p accept their credentials.
a
1862- It was then solomnly proclaimed blcs. The war having terminated, and .
rpHIS HOTEL is still kept tbr the accom- ures which bad been instituted by the Ex theirj ¿dm is
Hoh>
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is
believed,
would
JL modation of boarders and the travelling
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occasion
for the exercise
of
ecutive witjh a view to the gradual hut have iccomfished j much towards the re and declared that thereafter, as heretofore, with it I all
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the War Will be prosecuted for the object power of doubtful constitutionality, , we
sure rstoraiibn of the States in which th'd
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icning of our relations of practically restoring the Constitutional should hasten
wi
newaljand
_____ __ to bring legisation within
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late insurrection occurred, to their l/r^er as
between the United Dtates and the boundaries prescribed by the Contitu-
orA) peo|le, ^nd removed a serious relation
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and atUntivehostlers.
d return to the ancient land marks
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C&IAVI
~K people
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relations with the General Government - < causé
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diUment
on
the
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of
the
and
the
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in which Ttates that relation is or may^he esat bliscd by our fathers, for the guidance I
Provisional
governors
had
been
appointed,:
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Tn connection with this house will be Prov**»
inhabitants of tho se States : it would have suspeded or disturbed. The ye^g^tion of succeeding
if
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iJ Hi
»ding
generation!.
The
Consitu-
T-
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kept Horses, Burgios, ¿cc., &c. ., to Let conventions called, governors elected, leg-' 11
ip|e
enuncia* of the States by the Judicial department tion; wtjich at any time ,exists until chan
the
great
princi
accorded
wi
11
no. 34, tf.
on reasonable terms.
islatures assicui’ ltd, and senatom and rep-|
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the declaration of' American
inde of the Govrnment has also been clear and ged by 1 an explicit and authentic act of
conclusive in all it- proceedings affecting the whi
>le people, is sacredly obligato:
hole
ss bf the pcnd^nce t
;
TT H :
rest-ntativea chosen to tbe;Congress
nt
ffo
people
ought tb bear the them as States, and in the Tupreme, Cir upon al
lIh
S. HURLBURT.
United States ; and courte had been open
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burden of taxation, and vet denied the cuit and District Courts. In the admis*
If in n th
he opinion of the people the c -
admis
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ed for the enforcement of laws long in
a
On &M
UVO^IUH ¿of
Ul but
tributii
on the UM/U!
modification
the VU
coo-
«kil
right d of n preset»tation. It would have sion of Tcnators and Representatives from
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oriaV powers be iu any particu’ar
^afayette, Yamhill County, Oregon. Will abeyance. The blockake had béen removí
any and all of the S rate-«, there can be no stitutioL
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be6n^ an consonance with the express pro-»
practice in the Supreme, Circuit and all
just grounds of apprehensions that per wrong, let it be corrected by an amend*
ed, custom bouses re-established, and
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of the Courts of this State.
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visioi |s of tjher Coobtitution that each State sons who are disloyal will be clothed with ment in the way in which the Constitu
internal revenue laws put in force in order
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shalLhave at ileait one Representative, the powers of legislation ; for , thi$ pould tion, def ignates, but let there be no
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that the people might contribute tojj the
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not happen when the Constitution and change by usurpation. Washington spoke
ER. B. J. BOUGHTON.
at n ptate? without its consent,
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national income. ■ Postal operations had and
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the law are enforced by a vigilant and these, werds to his ^countrymen, when,
Late Physician & Surgeon,-
inyed of its equal suffrage in faithful Congress. Each House is mady followed; by their love and graitnde, . he
shall
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be
dei
been rene' wed, and efforts were being
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The£e provisions Were inten- the judge of the election returns and qual--: voluntarily retired from the care of public
the
Senate^
In Hospital Department made to restore them
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life. ‘‘Keep all things within the pale of
fè
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to
pvery
State,
and to the ificatiooB of its own members, and may,
■to
evi
ded
to
secu|
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dition ami, efficiency. The States them
with the eoDCurrejMte of two-thirds expel our Constitutional powers, and cherish ■
Ï
peopjo of et Lery y Stat
State, the right of repre- a member, r When a senator or Represeln the general onion as thd only reck ^of
selves bad been asked tp take part in the
Office in Dallas, Oregon.
safety,” was prescribed by Jefferson as a
high function of amending the Constitution sentatiorf ip each house of Congress, and tative presents his certificate of election,
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of action to his sountrymen. He
he
may
at
once
ba
admitted
or
rejected,
aud of thus sanctioning the extinction -of so important was it deemed by the fram or should there be any question as to his ¿enjoined^
k
inedj them to study the true principles
i -» y
Æg
I
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of
the
Constitution,
that
the
equality
leir Constitnion,
of their
Constituion, aud promote a union
, £. C. BRADSHAW,
African slavery as one of the e legitimate
Í of thp States should be preserved, that not eligibility, his credentials may be referred of
sentiments
auspio-
□rents and action equally auspio
ion to the appropriate commit
results of dur struggle. Háii ing progrès*
z
tieir
happiness
und
safety.
Jack
■v^
lathand
if
admitted
to
a
seat,
jit
must
be
ious to tbeir bappiness and safety. Jack-
sed thus far the Executive head fburia even by an ^amendment of the Constitu-'
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' ft- • ■ rjt upon evidence satisfactory to the House of son held? that the action of the general
that it had accomplished nearly allp that itiou^an ayy State, without its consent, ba which he thus becomes a member, that government
AND
utent should always be strictly con
:
i
o
^he sphere of its appropriate du-
fined
to
denied
a
v
le
in
that
branch
of
the
na
he
posses
the
right
¡constitutional
and
le
was
within
the
scope
of
its
Constitutional
COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND SO-
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idjjustiy and forcibly urged thak
ties, and
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LIC1TOR IN chancery .
authority. One thing, however, y^t re tioqal legi ture. . It is t true it has been gal qualifications. IT refused admission
è
as a member for wank of due allegiance to our govetnment is not to be maintained
ol tes
tes- assumed, t t the existance of States was the Government, an nd returned to his con- nor our Union preserved by tne
mained to be done before the^work 0:
the mv
invasion
Lafayette, Oregon.
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toration coiuld be completed, and tbftt was terminated iy rebellion and the acts of stituent8, they are > l admonished that none
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{Cçuchtded on tccon d " Pa^e.V
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W ill practice in the District and Supreme
but persow loyal to the United states will
the admiefction to Congress of loyal Sena- ■Hj^rippal^ants, and that the insur
Court» of Oregon.
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p^w
ed a voice
vbice in
in! the legislative coun
coun-
»Hwed
.pyTaxes Paid, Collections made, and
tors and Representatives from tho States tion bavio<|been" suppressed, they wei
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Proceeds Promptly remitted.
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nation, and the political power
iof the
tho natW,
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d theÊmoral influence of Congress are
whose people had rebelled againt the thenceforward to be considered merely as
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conqaered sterritory. The Legislative, thuB effectively exerted in the interests of
lawful au|l hority of the Öeneral^ Gjri^
GovcrniDeDfc and fidelity to
Executive nd judicial departments of the
ment. This question i devolved upon 1
1.AFAYETTK FEBBY.
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respective Houses which by the Constitu Governmerit have, however, with great Upon this qwtidn, so vitally affecting OHRTStMAS ENTERTAINMENT,
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HE undersigned would respectfully an
distipctne ' refused
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to sanction
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an as- the restoration of thè union and ths per
An Entertainment to consist of two or more
nounce to the travelling public, that he tion are made the judges ef the election
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manency
of
our
present
form
of
Govern*
incompatible with the nature
has, at the Lafayette crossing of the Yamhill,
returns and qualifications of their own suip ption
lectures, music, a “ Christmas Tree,” .distrix
ment, my convictions heretofore expressed
of &t|r Remjblican system and the profes have
members,
and
its
consideration
at
once
en-
f
bav? undergone no change, but on the ,buton of presents, ect, wilt ba given by the
A LARGE, NEW 'AND SAFE FERRY BOAT,
if the war. throughout the contrary their corred tness has been con- Lafayette Lodge of Good Tnmplars, at the
sed pbj
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on which he can cross Teams, Stock, &c., gaged thq atteniton of Congress. . In the
firmed
by
reflection
ii
nd
time.
If
the
ad-
Court House, on Monday night, Dec. 24tb
of Congress the undeniable
meantime the Executive plan, having recent
L
mission of loyal men: bers to seats in the 1866.
EXPEDITIOUSLY AND CHEAPLY.
f‘
been proposed
prop >sed by Congress, continued its fact ¡makei^ttself a ^parent that the the po- respective Houses of Congress was wise
The members of the Lafayette Sunday And
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The roads h»fl«ngt0 an<3 frotn this crossing efforts to perfect as far as^was practicable litical co:
nitiehaie nothing less than and expedient a year • ago, it is no less wise Day Schools, and the pnbjic general/, are re
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ayn in good ¿epair, and persons from the
líí
expedint now. Ii f this, anomalous con- spectfully invited to attend,
the restoration
of the proper relation^ be- States of
Un iwn At the very com-
restera!
South going t<? Portland, McMinnvilJe, Forest the
naa*- dition ib right now, and
nd U’m
in the exact
All contributions fti* A “Tree,” withwh-
Grove and Hillsboro, and from ths North, tween the citizens of the respective States, mecement^Jjf the rebellion, each House
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condition
of
these
States
at
the picocui
present
£S'.
W--
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going to Salem, Dallas, Corvallis, will find it
the States, and the Federal Governmet, declared, Jjith a unanimity aS remarkable time it is lawful to exclude them fro# bels and hangings, must be handed in to* 1
'if-'
to their advantage to P^ronize^iB Ferry.
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representation,
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JOHN HAKKlo.
do
not
see
that
the
ques
the
undersigned
Committee
of
arrange
extending from time to time what the as itiwaasigpificant, that the war was not
13-
tion will be changed by the "efflux ’of time
Lafayette,
July
31,
1866.
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ments,
by
¿he
Saturday
evening
previous.
waged
[Uire to the
public interest! seemed to requite
óur side in a partisan spirit
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ten years hence.
item«
of
the
t for the u Tree " solicited
judicial,
rpveriue
and
postal
eyetema
of
opprefcypD,
nor
for
any
purpose
of
con
pu
If these states remain as they are, the tct
H
country. With the advifte and consent ofj quest or fii&jugation, nor the purpose of right of representation will be do longer
open at 5} o’clock P. M.
—
-the
right
of
exclusion
wifi
be
no
wea-
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the Sepate the necessary officers were ap- overthrowing or j interfering with the
«^.Admission Free.
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LAPAYiWt
NO. 8,
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By order of Lafayette Lodge, No. 34,
pointed, appropriations ^ere made by J rights ortestablished institutions of these
JTfre Constitution of the united States
me aa< Acte^ud Muon«.
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Congress for the payment of their salaries. States^nlto defend and maintain the makes it the duty of the President to fe- I. O. of G. T,
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sentatives were elected and admitted . to
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18' )h day of No-
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o, it waï officially declared to
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a ■
ilid, and a pari i of the Con-
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jUnjted Stateg. All of th^
Lich the insurrection
h
insurrection had
ex
LAFAYETTE,
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F ellow C itizens o^ THE S enate
and H ouse of IlEPrESESTATIVES :
After a brief interval the Congress
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PRF a SIDIL^TS message .
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