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OF
MEMO-
¡ur. KI'A.E i.r,.
TliE
(.lune central ;
Ti.« inimbers i'l the 1
1 he
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time ofi the Declaration of. In‘ | the-most desperate remedies will prolong
tfe common defenco and general welfare of dependence, down to the adoption of the
the United.State* ; but afil dutiek, imposts,
d - all
- the
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and excises, shall be ut uform throughout Constitution, the Stat tes
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the United Slates
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powers with which tb$ people w e pleased
To borrow i money on th le ere Jit of the
to ¿d6w? them, andifliis sovereignty i iaön-
United States»
u
To regulate commerce ’ ith foreign nation, Jly 1 ml ted by what hJ“ been
delfegate<T to
es,
and|
with*
the
in-l among the several sta
Qpt.or pro hibited to
the general govern pies
InJfen tnbea :
'I o e»dnbjis}| an uniform pule of nshiraliza-
Ovef their do-
v»»n.'and uniform laws nnl the ¿objects of them by fhe Constitutio D.
iiar.kniptcies trnroughout tl te United States : mesfic epnserns—the jntornal policy, the
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(u oohi uioii-V, reguhtc the v.slkic thereof -S ¿ates. ard i -jjgr*-
arci as perfectly (Sovereign m before
and ol for*i*n coin, anil tix the ¿standard ut
.the adoptic on of the institution^ because
w» ii»hts au»!
ami ntcarHiir^s
meaisnrrs : : . j
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life yet a little season they bring in this
“sampeon” of negro suffrage regardless of
their right to use it, or its effect upon the
nation, their only hope being that it will
prolong their term of office, like the des­
perado who is sentenced to be hnng slings
an*- Centra!
fpinnutlee of Oreg 'n ar* l^quested I It»
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at Portland <»n ’ n,.ii¿<uy,*ll
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• .Uruarv,
'VDUary, 1M>8,
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for
,w. thé
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tixÎHg the
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4?n.e and niodv ».f holding thp Siate Deiimcra
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tioppnalions for th«
tia Conventi«)»
Coiiveuti<.n <o
to msG
U)*l
apj.roa» bmjj Jane election;
Ispproarbihg
election «ml uking action
’Ju provile for the punispmento| counter- this powpr was hot delegated away, and all
U0UU
njM.ni »tx'h
such other mature
maller« ao
so pit
pt Lain to the uu- i
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fyiiinc
the securtitioi and current
coin of the
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l?ea <>f said Committee :
pcwfcr not delegated to the general govern­
Unil sd States :
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great French Pyisieian says: y Mors
to life and will commit any crime to save \ A L
thyn half of the diaeoao in the works cornea
it, will these fellows perpetrate any villa- from aegleet to fortify tbe system against
changes of cliwate, weather and fo<xh The
ny to preserve themselves in power.
greatsec ret of health ia to keep the condition .
uni-
of
tha Stomach and Blood regular add I ttni-
For a limo our pe«ple forgot, that obedi­
form, so that-Changea from Heat to Cold,
ence to constitutional commands and the from ~
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can
not ' . upset
Ah»
Dry to Damp, etc.,
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maebintrjr
of
body,
and
breed
diaeaee.
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ta
of
law
are
the
cm
enti
al
safe
requiremen
The following are the ninice of meml>ers »
Now, it*is a fact,
well known.
ct, positive and wellkn
known,
arid past roads: ment ie reserved to tbe States or the pco- guard of a Republic, aud turned themsel­
o«M>>p«Ming sa»d C<*i>miltoo:
•uch
bulwark
and
assistant
that
there
is
no
i
lenten County I To promot« the prrgresn of sc < eneo and
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. j • tilii
J;’hn B'iruetl - - — -
ves loose to their own vain imagings and for the stomach as
i uemcs.to pt£.
b
j
lawful
arts,
by
aecureing
fo-
limited
B Jennings » -
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- < ’le kam a s •* I authors and inventors the qxclusivk right to
PUITAVIIX
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That
tl ^tetes regulated the question selfish desires, but thank God, reason is
T
ia( the
A. Van Dusen
* - Clatsop
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ThiU^plend.d Tonic ia bow used by »9
tneir respective writings and discoveries :
G Knox - — - -
- Culunibia ••
6f
sufrage
prior
to
’
89
ao
oue
will
for
one
returning
to
her
throne
and
before
anoth
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o
the
su
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elasse^of
people for every symptom <f •
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To constitute tribunals il . iferiur
A. Rxao
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'moment
moment ^aek^on.
¿ue^tion. It ia as clear that it er year shall have run its tyel« the whole “.Stoniaoh out of order.”
preme court:
4. it’. Uandnx v -
- Grant
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felonies
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To define and punish pir
The secret of it is this; Plantation Rilteta
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L. J. (’• Puncan — -
Jackson
to firmament will glow iu law, place and are certain to correct thejnieecof the Stomach,
4u
unces •- was not the design of the Constitution
committed
on
the
high
seasL
and
U. Rtetlekn - - -
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gainst the law of nations : i
set all its machinery at work, and enable it ta
In spekkeagof the election
take it mr
J. J. Walton. Jr. — -
lane
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and happiness as of old as with the affai- resist and throw off the Approaching
To declare war, grant 1 letten ol fl marque
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J. Conner . - - -
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of members uf the liouje of Re^resenta- i* i '• •cTsp j p
rning
cap
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and
reprisal,
and
make
rul
1*8
conce
The
tendency
of
the
operations
Nature
ia
«rations
of
k
1.. F. Grover
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Multnomah ** \
geuco of perfect day.
turraon
land
and
water
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always toward« a earof all she needs mb
tive^jt «fates that tóbese who ¡vote for
E. S. Me Com a«*
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arniji< es, but no appro*
To raise and support an
little aaeisMnco at the proper
ir time. How
m. Blanchard — — —
Washington “
« for c-
them “s^ have tLo ^ua'.'
alificatiod
be
for
a
priation
of
money
to
that
n«e
shall
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much
more
reasonable
and
seneible
it is Is
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N. H. Gates
— Wasco
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lunger
term
than
two
years
The
great
questions
of
the
present
are
ef
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help
her
along
wish
a
genlie,
yet
pewerftll
Sectors ofxbc most himerous blanch cf 1
IL F. White -
Yamhill
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IL
. 4L . . ‘ Iffl tbus, ««prcWy paramount
To
pi
ovidr
and
maintain
a
nary
:
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___ defeat
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ramount importance.
Whether the Gov-
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than to __
deluge ___
and weaken
R. B. Morford
Umatilla
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State
^Legislature
ernnieat
jauJ
regs
To
makerulcs
for
the
gov
er
nut
ent
of
the
United
States
th
al
I
force
nel
her
curative
processes
with
paiaonoua.
dvn
^a
B. Hayden -
Polk
ulati
of
the
land
and
naval
forces
:
tjecogei^ ilgand adopting
W. Chapman
- Josephine
adopting tho rules pre- ¿ro suffrage upon the States ? Whether ali i aud fiery mixtures, which only stnpefy and
h
die
m
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,
liti»
to
To
provide
for
calling
fori
iJie States that have ever composed part of the 1 planiftbe
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seeds
of di««««« and
Jubn
Dyer
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Curry
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execute the laws _ of the ■■■HI
unfen, suppress in­ Iscribed bribe Steles, ¿ow<
ied
th
owever
vai
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- Tillamook
D. D. Gibson
Union are note in the Union and entitled to
surrections, and repel invasions *
Xuaportfcal
Xaperteal •«wtMksa*^
Jauma Alkine
•
Coose
representation ? Whether under the aiause
land dis­
Te
forlcrganizing,
arming,
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provid
for
organizing,
irming,
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\JI AWXZ T AMIBf
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F. a GROVER,
“ ♦ * ♦ I owe much to yeu, for I venly
of the Constitution guaranteeing teeaeh State
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n Contres
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ling
the
militia,
and
for
goveruiikg
sneh]
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If
may
r<
iphmng
) question
Cha ir man of Democratic Ccn*1 Committee.
bsdeve
the Plantation bitters have aayed say
a republican form of government, Congress
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nploy«d|in
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parts of them as may be employed
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Rav.
W.H. W aggoxm , Madrid, K. y JF
from xrhence
does the derive
service of the United States* reserving
BU ffraget,
may abolish the States of Maryland, Ken-
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1 hold that this Government was made on states respectively, the a[ .pplointmrdtr of the] ff ? Cer^nly not
the Constitution, lackey, or any Stale it may suit the whim
Il *
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thè WHITE basis by WHITE men, for officers, and the sdthority
y of training tho
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the I
|m
her
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inherent
powers/
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baa.
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ean or interest of the majority of Congress ? mure < of thy . PlanSation Bitters. My wià
the benefit if WHl'I 'E men and their pos­ miltia according to the dicipl ne prescribed by
Mi
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been
greatly
Uy
benotitted
benetitted
by
thoir
ua«.
use.
Thy
terity forever, and should be administered congress;
same sou irse the Whether we shall have and maintain Mil­ | friend,
Ala C ubkix , Philadelphia, P a J' -,
by WHITE men, and NONE OTHEKS.
bin
To exercise exclusive legislation in ill cns»is
itary
Despotisms
over
a
large
portion
if
our
a
State
Ut
right
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i do not believe that the Almighty made the whatsoever,
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over
such
distri|cls (
not exceeu-I
u ♦ »♦ • I have boon a groat aufferrir
IFÀeZfrer
this republic shall be-
negro capable of self government.— D ocgla 3. iog-len miles square) as iray, by ce^sioo of
Country?
1
orn
Whether from Dyspepsia, aud hod to abandon pr«Mb-
come a centralized Despotism ?
panic«lar states, and the ceptsnce of con-
The Pi.nwiUn
Plantation n:Atetete
Biftors bava
7 repeat, I am for the Union; I am for grew, become the seat of got ernment ot the the voting privilege all dxeept their parti­ the poor man shall be taxed because he is ing. * * * "Th*
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Rar.
d.
S.
C
atbobv
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auied
ma.
preserving all the States. I an for . ad- I Uni led States, aud to exercifi $e like s iitbarity sans, and th^s render a State bat a tool, of
BotbeMar.
N.
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poor and ths rich man exempted boeanoe ho
milling into the couucil of the nation all i over all places purchased by the cur >?ent cf
.
t r k t
— < ] >.
the
majority
"of
Congress,
and
the
legiti-
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their Representatives who aré unmistakably the legislature of tbe stole in which
tl Je same id .
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is rich
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fc ♦ « •H I have given
the Plantation
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Älr
cutd unquestionably loyal. A manwhoac-\ shall be, for th« erection of fpr rts, magazines, mate pljihder of political montqbinks.^—
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tripli*
«f
am
.
rl>«teKl.AyJ
te^IÀ;«L-^
Bitters
to
hundred«
ef
ear
disabted
soidierB
allegiance
to the Government,- arsenals, dockyards, and other needful build­
<Mw» *.J dges
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TW is is assuming fa
Washington, Dec r3.—News from the with the mo«! astonishing effect.
and who stcears to support (he Constitution, ings : And,
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trust necessarily be loyal. A man cannot
To make all laws which shall be nc cccssa* thing to be absurd au^founding &n((argu- West Indies T is re_’*.r< ded J in diplomatic «ir-
Superintendent Soldiers’ Home,
take that oath in good faith unless he is ry and proper for carrying imto ex tculion
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cles as i indicatici; . a a readiness througout all
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m cute mad absurdum/L when the
'-''iMpal:— A ndrkw J ohnson .
annotation to
the foregoing powera, and all other ¡powers 11' • I
md* f ‘T nu a imuivdiate
ii
the island
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vested by this constitution in tbu governs assumed to be absurd is One of t be damns- the Unite« d SÿHFj».
The Plantation : Bittere m»k« th« ^e«k
ment of United Suits, or in any department hie things thiy Congre^ ¡8
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in proposi
ths Southern'
the
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The United Stat««.
jg and »ayi
C'hicaj.r
strong, the iaitguid ..........
brilliant.and are e. xhaftteil
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Nature
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great
restorer.
Having on the first page discussed or * 1 officer thereof.
trying to 4o,iutnot only
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Nor
were any of the powers given
ivè
luovt ruent iu on foot «uvim Suutheru rad
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, 1 he public may seat amend that in
no saM|
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States’ blit others,—j|iryla
. what a State is, il may be well to inqnire
icafe to gel iir -rtiother proidential
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1 con* will the perfectly pur« auandard of the Pi.A^i-
the general government withont godd rea­
r
why the United Slates was formed and
and
Kentfekey.
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B ittsbs be departed 'from.
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: veniion, nn tp»? trroirnd that the South or a «AVON
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son: to form a more perfect t’uion, because
bottle
bears
tho fac-osmsLe of onr signalura
States wifi r u b- reprasvWteiÎ-in Congress ___ «A-'--1
what it is.-
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There n^vbr was a tiine in the history
under tho Confederation any State might of any R|pub)>c, whenk all its :it|zens on May 2V:h. The mo«etaest is taid to on a stool pialo engraving, or it eannoi bo
, From 1776, until 1789, the States were
genuino.
refuse to accept any measure for t^e ben­
be in the
of J»K*ge ( hase.
• Any person protending to sell P lantation
.each independent powers, bound to tach
Auburr, N.
N. Y.
Y. , Dec. 25.—Judge Field
had the right of suffrage:; nor is il necss-
Auburn,
BiTTtlta »» bulk or by the gallon, w a swind­
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« other by treaty, or ‘‘Articles of Confedera- efit ot safety of the whole people : to es- 1 ’ I
is
being
canvassed
as
the
Democratic
can
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ler
and impostor. Bewarocf refilled bottles."<
sary i^r t»ir protectioq; nor do our youths
tablish a Supreme Court, and Courts of
didate
for
President,
on
account
of
his
I
See that our Private Stamp io UsML'TUteATBD
tion”, under which a Congress of States
under tw^ty-one, nor wiVes
and daughters
i3 and
daughters war record, and his anti-test oath decision. over every cork.
inferior jurisdiction, becan Ise being com-
wa$ held at the Cap tol, as it was called,
.► Sold by all Dreggfeto, Grocers and Dealar»
jngnd by reason Haocock, however, has still the inside -i
mercially one people, conflicts of jul risdic- complain that they are wrir
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throughout
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but this Confederation was found not to
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Bu^Hv^ether
P. 11. DBAK1 & CO.,
N.w York
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t oo; and questions of commercial inter­
T
New
Orleans,
Dec.
28.
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Negro
depre
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possess suficicnt elements of nationality to
wfong to t^trust every human being
with
Sole Proprietors. '
ug with dations continue in the interior. A large
course between citizens of the dilferent
BEDINGTEN
A
CO.,
416
and 418 Front-«.
meet the desirs or quiet the apprehension*
the
elective
franchise,
it
ia
a
matter
of
military
force
will
be
needed
to
prevent
a
States, requiring a common arbitc r ; as
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of the Statesmen of the time. But while
which Coagress may «ot, Without tisurpa- rising. The military quietly disbanded a
Jgenfe/er
California
and Nevada. 1
questions of Constitutional constr’ action
rlV.
large assemblage of armed negroes at
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most men of that day desired a general
tiqh take cognizance. |
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and the determination of tho censtit| utioo-
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Jackson, near Feliciana.
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government, not even th« Federalists de-
a
Nor is there more ri igbt in Congress to
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Orleans,
Dee.
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The
Conven
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act-
ajity and meaning of Congressional
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_ sired to surrender the sovereignty of the
enforce universal suffrage on one State tion has adopted an ordinance giving po­
menta: to provide for tbe common defense,
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Athtet. ( the right to make determine and
than another ; in North Carol in than in litical and civil rights to all persons, with­
because the whol people can better c efend
L yon ’ s M aqnxtlç Iaaacr Power«
rovrora is sur*
out regard to color, frho have been in the
Oregon. While the rads claim thai
enforce
law
regulating
domesting
ia.t the
and
certain
death
to
everything
of the Insoet
against an enemy than each make v ar for
—.
State one J-
year,
coociros. )
Roaohea, Moaquitooo, Anla^
political State of North CutoHna , is
i i out r Washington,!Dec- 29.—Grant has issu*
Bugs,
itself.
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As the Constitution of the United States
of the Union, < even upon that hypothe- ed orders today, by direction of the Pres­
IT KILLS INSTANTLY.
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ident,
removing
Gen.
Ord,
who
is
directed
M
aintaining
II
armont
among
tiie
: was made ”to form a more perfect Union,
sis there isoio’authority vested in her to
What is peculiarly surprising in regard t* I
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pwt to turn over his command to Gen. Gilmore
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establish Justice, insure domestic Tran­ J ' ’ 4 ‘
to thia article in, that notwithstanding its
regulate the question of suffrage.
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and proceed to San Francisco to take com­
The regulation of commerce among the might fpiote the decision of the Judicial mand of tee District of Columbia. Gen. instant dcatU to insect«, it ia perfectly barm-
quility; provide for tbe common Defense,
css tu mankind and domestic animals. Il can. ?
be done by the
Departìnèffi of the government
show McDowell is ordered to assume Ord.e re­ be inhaled, - or
LlepartUient
governiqept to «how
promote the general Welfare, and secure several States, must be
with •«^^.wooawj«
imy unity. 1|
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command
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ood «» relieved.
Geo.
dm
teeUiuony
of
eminent
disinterested
chess*
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by
treaties
be|
tbe Blessing« of Liberty,” certainly the eral government or 1
that the tottions of, the Stite of North
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Pope has been relieved and ordered to re­ ista that ‘ it is
general government possesses no more the states, and at a glance w-o can to
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Gen.
Carolina tof the general government is unt port to headquarters of the army.
FREE FROM PpiSGN.
for granting t^iis p^ow
power than she was formed to have, except
Mead
has
beeo
appointed
Pope
’
s
successor.
No article has ever given such positive sat­
good reasons 1
er to changed ; Its language is that the rebellHj
Gen. Swayne has been removed from the isfaction hi its use,
such as have been since added by consent
(field iou did not .^‘EFFECT EVEN rdR ,fc MO
the United States, that this fruitful
Freedman’s Bureau and ordered to rejoin
Its reputation is well known. It is easily
, of the States.
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and reaUUy iu«d —directions accompany sa<U
MENT Tng- SErABATlOlN OF NORTH C R- his regiment.
The States once possessing all gevern- of discord might be remove^. The fix-
Montgomery*
Jan.
2
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nomination«
iiat'k. Beware of counterfeits.
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I-Ut what care made by tbe Ruplicau Conventiun, al! but
Tue genuine has the signature of E. Lron,1
« mental authority, have it yet, except sueh ing the standard of weights and measures,
and the private stamp of D amas B asnks A Co.
they for decisions of tho Supreme (poiirt, eleven declined to he candidates.
ae they*have parted with ; or more prop- that uniformity may exist throughout the
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Now Orleans, Jan. 4—Special order« Anything else of this kind is an imitation or
for the Ci ihihution, or reason, or> duty, o January 2d, says ; “His Excellency. B. F. counterfvic. t Any
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insist
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will
have ns vwoowoo
other.
Flanders,
Governor
of
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Sold
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all
druggist»
and
dealers
on
the
signed,
Johtraon
Baker
is
hereby
appointed
to establish rules of Datura. llization, be*,
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Coast.
to
fill
vacancy.
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Same
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hssigns
Gen*
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their States certain powers, aud upon the
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cause
tbe
United
States
R. Q. Buchanan to tbe coinn^and of tbe dis­
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"United States certain powers,each defined
, It will fye clearly see a to any unprejudiced
appropriate party to determine who should nind who will StuJy the Constitution of the trict of Louisiana, and to act hs the assistant
commander of the freedmen’« bureau.
by its respective Constitution, neither the
be made citizens; and the rules
ruly of natural­
Tbe new Governor was a member of th»
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United States, that jost as littie power was
United States, nor the States, may exercise
Philadelphia Contention.
isation sboold be (uniform, and as by
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was '
granted to the general government^ as ~---
any
powersnot
delegated
to
them.
Washing,
Jan.
2.
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Gen*
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the Constitution, the ripiits cf United consistent with the object of its fortm
ttion, nian has been put in command of the Ea»t-
uracuiT.
But as the people of each State were
States’ citizenship only confers on the
if its cm Divfriou.to succeed Gen. Meade.
It is an admitted fact that the Mexican
gealoui of too great power centered in the party naturalized, tbh rights of protection and that tbarefore a strict construction <
Gen. Canby has called the Convention in Mustang Liniment performs more curta i*
commands i^ould be given ; but unilei the
* I Noth Carlinin to meet at IUIeigh Jan. 14th. aborter
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% general government, and justly feared the
«WB time,
»>iAeV| vss
on man
AM«11 wasi
and beast, tbae aey arti­
by the general government, sod does not liberal
le
to
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it —
will be 'iinposs
--»i 1 f Minister Burlingame has been appointed ole
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ever
discovered,
cumulative effect of so great a power as make them citizens of the States. Iknd J Hud a s
■hr
in d a shadow
high htod>
by the Chinese government as envoy to the • No ’compound has ever been invented ee
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W 7 0 of authority for the ripp'
.. 1 estera Power«.
ft, ' Was granted, to quiet their apprehension«
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tete «tea
useful: and efficaciona
efiicacions ia curing.
atrtiltional outrages
beihg .bteter%A-
perp e-
uniform rules of bankruptcy being man­ ed.—unconst
The New Year’a reception at tho White R hbumatism .
S om T broat .
that at some future tine, a silence might
”— upo^i the
T ~ country,
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(rated
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ifestly proper for a people who are com- t-**
Hoose
brilliant for several years.
S tiff aab W max J oints « B ubns ,
, , , f leave grounds for a mis-canstruction’ the mcrcialy one, this subject has been dele • Where is $ere aVrovfr‘on autborizmj con Chicago
J* Jan.
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B ab A cbi ,
B buisbs ,
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Stanton
wcmnplete<L
There
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believed
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bkiui
C
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ob Wocxe^
S
prains
•r
fol lowing clause was ¡Merted as anameid-
gated
to
the
general
govsmmeut*
To
grese
to
expungo
a
State,
to
recognize
it
a«
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be
no
do«bt
that
Stanton
will
be
reinstat
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prescribe the manner in which the p|ub- out of the Ur|oD, or reconstruct it ? 'Where ed and probably Grant will retire« even if
meat.
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Or any other complaints requiring an external
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.bite
ordered to remain by the President.
lie
reoords
of
one
State
shall
be
fecei
application,
ti Art. 10.—The powers nor delegated to the
ed is their authority derived from, to ©«tablish
Washington. Jan. 3.— It » reportpd
*• t : United States by the Constitution.
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or pro* ¡U another, because being cummriciklly miHttry Despotism« ever States of the Union!
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that the Convention of Virginia intend« to
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bibited by it to the States, are reserved to one, were not this »object under the con­ - Where is their authority derived .from, i to remove the State officers of Virginia and It is an indispensable and valuable remedy ia
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to appoint others./ It is stated that th© all cases of Spavin, Splint Ring-Bone, Wind-
the States respectively, or to the people.
trol ef an acknowledged superior or api regulate the domeatic concerns of a S|&te, for President intends sonp to istae a proola- Galls, Bruises, Strains, Ac.
It should be kept in every bouse, camp
If then the general , government has ter. difficulty would soon gener irate ;t to car example, the regnlstion of the < question i of matiofi to the Southern States, advising
the
cU
and
«table. ^Accidents will occur. Prompt­
Certainly not in the u insti­ them to send delegate« to tho approaohing
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only those powers delegated to her by the ry the mail«», because if each 8 ¡tafe carried suffrage ? ^bst
ness
is efficacy.
National Convention.
lb I
tution
of
United
States,
by
the
most
lib
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Constitution, it may be well to 'see what itawwq,
is All genuine is wrapped in steel-plate «n*
conflicts , would
arise s in pSSS Ug
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eral construction; and if not from the powers
Kcavings.
bearing the signature of G. W.
those powers are, that we may know what mails into and through other ptttes,
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Westbrook, Chemist, and the private U./8.
therein delegated, except they are the rinbe
powera she has not..
RevL.. Van Slykc will preachat Lafayette stamp of D bmas B aknis A Co. »ver tbe top.
To sum the whole matter up : t HE
rent generators and fountain head of power, on the third Sabbath of each month, at 11
An effort has been made to counterfeit it
8TATI8 HAVE DOMESTIC SOVEREIGNTY,
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with a cheap
stone plate
label.
Look closely !
on account of their good looks, their ac is it» o'ciook, P. M.
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To lay and collect taxes, duties, imposts, AND THE UNITED S t A t E8; NATIONAL
Rev. C. Alderson will-preach in Lafayette
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Druggists
and • Store«
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direction' are. rtvolstiomry
rtvolnlionary a^
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