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About Lafayette courier. (Lafayette, Or.) 1866-1??? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1868)
t THE WEEKLTf ARB TM£ 0TATSS DBAD t id mH or re- Iwa^soweri pleased w U yo«r frank tad and Brooks and'Boek, Democrats; note, I ion if! Con candid editorial of the b iiist-u that bad ms, Earnswotjh and Boutwell. After I I ’ I • c next ee J. W. JOHNSON, ■ : • The, great strong hold by j which the r IE it i. not been that the gen man who occupies e adjournment, Stevens invited Taras- :. ■ • '■ . i • j * . ’■ neral elei QBS. for at an oice with me takei or Paper, 1 would rtherid Boutwell to meet him sod take ‘ “sbitedi” party claim to sustain Congress TUESD er stepson th* subject FE I have sent _ u the price ofx It. ection its 'o e> become immediately I ♦ r -- - ------ .;..u 1 in establishing Military Despotisms over * You and I differjon politics, but if The President has signed the bill allow- ’ < 1 1 < -X . I . I 5 , vacant and *arq| filled by other persons. there is any thing 1 wjuld ba willing to i iog the States to tax shares of National i 11 ■ the South is, that the States-^ the palit- ’ worship, it is the paper tint does not fear to Banks. ' h hold tkht this Qavdramenl was made ou ' ¡^j corporations are dead. 1 * i ; Hpeak fight out *be tn 1, and eondemd a The motaipg hour hav^il expired, tbo res*» « (lie UTll l'E bâti» by 111'i'L men, for ■ l utloa to admit Senator Tbcjoas of Mary- ■ falsehood no matter by bom uttered.. This olution ike benefit cf IKlU'l ’n vieil and thór po»\ \ No one can deny that the political cor- land came up.. A substituts substitute was offered | its offices become vacant ? ia the proudest jewel in tly crown of an editor, .... ttrilu forever, and thoùld be admimslrrt d poiutio^js the creature of the law ; and that Thomas cannot be permitted to take I i ________ J A >'/» I 7 I’ I? < ÿ . Ip the name of reanso, why 1 believe there is enoughjof good in mankind WHlTEmc^aiHi yO^E OTlltlR^ t-.v to> litkoluntary bow to i ithe sovsreigtty of the oath of office because bs jrtfowsd his <Aepu‘“5tful,0W th»‘ ’«I» ‘h0 law !• in '• in Il > U A /cfo /.wi bettete 1 minor -- son to enter the rebel army, which ------ were our forefathers and those who Lave truth? u Cl capable of self-government.^- D uluua . ' «xistance the corporation has vitality but '<d was giving’aid and comfort to ths tnsmy. I' held office !i undeil the général government, Sumnsi’opnowd the admission o( Thomas. not one moment longer. Again a law Telegraphic. Ibeinoeratic ; TrumtfMl fovorsd his admission, denying sq great fodls !, oij so secretly, maliciously ' V * - I 4 ’ ’ . Ì * *•- o u once made iu accordance with the requi- e Coiiveiiti Sta t that there was any evidsnoe of tbo disloy- if COMPILED FROM THE HERALD 1 *1 I ■ I i I vile that they I jeould thus permit their i»' K 4 1 ■ - ' altv bafore the Senate. i ll site forms remains of vitality until it is ■r—— President Johnson'«' reply to Grant. U Yatjs, S hetman and Corbttt apposed his - ■ —! 1 ’ friends and re tires to slumber in un- f- ■ . '•> di ” i '■ By virtue. . of thé act iop ef the State Dem- j legally, repealed, or becomes a dead letter, inseJurity upon a crater that’ Washington, Feb. 11.—The President to admi&ion. — —^—2 - ? _______ __________ o ’m: ¡e Or: ’trai Comiàittee, convened nt , that is to say, no one will ever again at thoughted Buckalew rose to apeak but gave way to day transmitted 4 his reply to Grdnfa letter it»» ’and un the lljtbdaj of January, 1838, , was liable to at iny moment explode tc an adjournment in the House. anjdjoummeDt in_the Mouse. . of the 3inkt, ol 3in'st, including the statement of five •|;r Dmi »viatic State Convention will be tempt its enforcement. It is also an un Raleigh, Feb. 7. — The Convsntoih baa their destruction? And why are all, except members of the Cubiuet, present on the oc bei < at the city of Poi Hand aforesaid. ; aaopted a report in. adopted in ftvor favor of applymg to disputed proposition that an illegal body casion of Graafs conversation with the I selfish motives, unable to those moved by Congress for the removal of disabilities from t President, ou January 14th. ‘The President's cr a collection of persons meeting in Ox T uursda T, M arch jotli, 18G8, ' * I H ' I ’ L I •* all personr who supported the Congreasiea^ Congressiev» sec in such a p ^position, either law or letter is quite long and pretty bitter against defiance of law, or even unauthorised ‘ by al policy of reconstruction, and has rejected Grant. It says Grant admits that from the at lu o’clock a. m., of said day,for the pur ■ ;.l J i i • • ■ . ¿3 ti. - reason ? ths the resolution making negroes or persons time he accepted the War Mfice ad interim, I ■ J'l pose of nominating a candidate for member law, has no legal authority to amend, re- Legally the ( fongress may not expunge he inteuded to circumvent the President. unable to read and write ineligible to. the vf Congress electing ¡¡ii| delegates to repre . ’B • peal, or legally aff.ct any law made by office of Governor. the if Conire«s of the States, sent Oregon in the coming National Demo- I one May State it jave not the United power to “ex Lt was to carry out that iutenjt ^bat be ac .Taliahaese, Fep. minority -- r- — 8. - —The —-- r f -------- -w’w-w Cos- emtic Convention,.ami to take into consid- a legal body. And to recognize the ■ le-f then, es tab!i«h!j ^military De»patisni over cepted the appointment, and not in obedn Has eues to the orders of bis superior, as hereto ventionibeld three semioos t-day - in secret, » eialion the nomination of three candidates legislative acts of a body of men as legal punge another $r the same cause. re signed the CentUitutioD. nuay each then State whe pi|wer to expunge,’and re fore been supposed. The President says : * -I j for electors cf President and Vice President, she the signed ||luctatrdy, believing they had hsea If this bo tnilf •‘At the time you assumed thu-duties of the ■ i to be supported at next November election. is to recognize the legality of the source fuse to recogniai <Vcrginia, for that, nxs proceeding regardless of law. The Conven - bflice vou knew it was the President's pur tion?nori|inated By order of said Cditimitleu representation from which they denied their authority a full ticket of State officers, ’niivAiitiiin was < J OFrrCE WERE OR A TIMI VACANT? If pose to prevent Stanton from assuming the part of tfiem colored. in asi.l said i Convention wis based on the vote Therefore, if the legislative bodies of bliieu of Secretary of War, and you intended cast for Democratic candidate for Governor fnegroes, to th* number so, may she not; iy the same rule expunge A lagge meetitg ofn Yon accepted the to defeat that purpose. last general election, giving each Coun- the political organization attempted to be n> at the I of 1,500,1 was held to to-day, i* favor of tbe or refuse.to rectj ;r<ize Oregon or any other office, not in tbe interest of the Presideut, . . t , ... n ly one delegate therein for every _ seventy- minority Convention. laMisvaswwq v/visv^nawwaos A oolored delegate ° A• - - for - every , set set up up in in the the Sooth Sooth and and styled styled the the Con Con tivsf votes soxast, slid qno delegate State for the sai le reason, that her offi - out of Stanton. If tue purpose so intended made a speech demanding the hanging of by you had been confined to yourself—If, the majority delegates. Some in tbe ciowd fraction forty or over, truqiio» of V» said ou»'« number erf w. .-..j w.^., but ■ federated States of America Were legal OES AflE FpR i . TIME VACANT? And when you accepted ths office, you bad done so tried to‘burn .them. Ths ‘ portion claiming allowing each County at least one delegate of apportionment ’we b°dies they could repeal or amend tke therein, which inle of apportionment we DC this vacancy ha in tue short existauce of with a mental reservation to iustrate tbe to be the majority will prebably assemble • rxiinfiAtfl ♦ha ' *L President—it would have beei deception. ’ ' {: . V j I Is give to the several counties ths following the laws of th . ir sections, but if illegal yodrfg ®tat& our i J' <{■ . occurred twice, and sooi In the eyes of some persons snob a coarse on Monday. to wit, I'1 1 number of delej New York, Feb. 10.—The result of tho bodies, their acts were but'the resolutions ’ rl * 4 Baker will again, andjD- we trust will be filled by is al.Owable, but you cannot stand firm upon Alabama election is uncertain, Tbe system 7 L’ '' r T ■ ‘ J tiiai questionable ground'. The history of ef proscription and terrorism bas greatly of an organized mob, and could not affect Deaton • true : Union die en — Democrats who can your conneetion with this transaction, as % 7 Clackimai I reduced the white vetet - * the States, so far at least as the law is cou • 1 Clatsop clearly see the fi llacy of ’such false posi- written by yourself, places you in a different A dispatek Montgomery, F«b. 10 predicament, aud shows that you not only 1 I sernsd. To be legal legislative bodies the ( loom tiofis as our Rai fnends are compelled to Concealed your desings from the President, irom North Alabama says tbatseetioa bas 1 Cu ry • gone against the Constitnlion. The Tbo vote 1 i secession ordinances under and in pursu- 1 take to ever ms r?a pretense of a showing but1 induced him to suppose yon would sarry f» the heavy negro eounties gives eleven Columbia out his purpose, to keep Stanton out of office 4P 7 jance of which they held the tenure of *o sustain their D’juglas The Th« positions. 1 ;' - 11 ' f by retaining it yourself after an attempted thousand afiaiu*t tbe Constitution, % 9 , their offices and conformed their enact- • V- Grant - white vote thus far reported does nut roach There only si >w for Reason u to prove restoration by the Senate, aud thus Vequii« % A 9 Jackson > meats must-bc legal. Stanton to establish his right by a juuicisi one hundred aud fifty in tbe whale Slate. 3 Ju.-rphins the Legal High of Secession, and in I I Iu sothe countieb no election was bold, • r , - •' decision.” The President proceeds to quota 4 l.anw they can but fa\ I It follows, therefore, that if the Sec- r .’ll* I Grant's laqguage, admitted that ha a.rat'd, loyal voters being frightened off by threats. 1 '' 16 1» nn BBS * to hold loi the oifice until the court adjani-, Gen. Meade will probably order a special * ■ ' [ ‘ ■ • . 11 ession Ordinance, were not contrary to the Alai ion ;■ I c^ted upon tbe matter, ur to surrender it to election is these cvuuties. State Presa. - Tta 14 Mmtnotnah i* Constitution of the United States, and 4 Catell presented a memorial« signed ly *• fr Ü’ I • J i the Presideot before Stantuu was reinstated. 7 ‘ Polk . • r : < Re ¿ays: “ At the date of this conversation, over 1,000 citmens of Alabama, protestiug 1 therefore good law, the State legally se -Our .enthasttfe tic eo-Jaborer in the,great TdLmook .f the office with against negro control, and praying the een- * you <nu nut iuteud to bold 7 .» I ceded, formed a new Government, the I I Umitilla li the purpose of forcing Stanton into Court, i tinuanoe ef military government aver tho causa of constitutional liberty — the Dem ■ . - 4 ! Union -* r but you did hold it then, and had /iccaptedi State. It sets forth many alleged gdevan B ! Confederate States of America and we ocrat, has Washington rewraed ‘ publication; having re- it to prevent that auurw. In other words, , * ‘ I ces, and couclttoas < jm follows i * Ctali»- j I Wasco having made war upon that new power ceived a sappi W paper frem Salem. jVa you said to the President, this is ths proper ue ovqp us, if you will d” s*»» your ««s rate I Yaiubill i I caurs«, and said to yaursclf, I have accepted by the sword ; send down among us boner- I I' - il !' dil I ■' and expunged it may take i to territory aud are sorry the rceae” deprived us for a Toe time tor holding the County Conven- i . , ibis office and now bold it to defeat this able men of yaarawn people, and of the <; jn to elect delegates to the $tate*Iten.ecrat.! people and by the law of nations are time, of an ableii warrior ; and trust Hro. course. Tbe President goes en to anitnad race to which we aitupllp ta'.^nr; and'nn* i Uunveution, ' ' ‘ 'eft by the Connaitteo to j hound for its indebtedness, but the States ic was L 11 vert upon Gratti's direct refusal to the only gracious, and aaotrary l* <mr wiAvs and to Abbott may no^bc again ‘caught napping taeseveral County Commit tc order directing him net to recognise orders the potter and hvtitat ans of th« eaaniry. would be dead. But if the Secession Or- i’ will ba to provide therefor. The Chronicle ¡and Tactin have lilile îsA|e<l by btahton. lie quytes Stanton’s and iyranaas as ii wiil b«. no h»nd will b* Tne Committee would respectfully urge ; dinance, were unconstitutional, then of ■» ■ ■ 1 '' b 1 »11 ' ■ i ■ letter of the 4th., admitting ho had received raised amwng ■» to hjr foren their ae« p.o.npt action on :hu part of the Democracy more tight to t ouble the Democracy with no order.-« from the President, nor held any thority. But do n«ir* iw* nupbire y«»«. obel ! *? -lil '1 j ! course, all proceedings under, by virtue of tbe several counties. Communication with the Executive. He adds: isk white rule aver-«• by Ua«<frniag •• to a senseless qu^ rel, than they have to vote and in pursuance of them wcro null and , L. F. GROVT’.R, Chairman. “It thus seams that Mr. Stanton now dis the blighting, bretahsing dptuinion of an Gso. R H elm , Secretary. void in law, hostile alike to the Legal too “secesh,” t| iket, for by their folly they charges the duties of tho IPar Department alien aud iufe*jriwr rao# which has never ■ th h r r i liVi iriTiT (ourjStates and the United States, And might drive q iro than two votes away. ♦r without any reference to the*President, and shown adinhustraliva eapiwny far gevera- withoBt usn>4 his name. My order to you ment, aud which ia all age« has farnisbod Dry up youitpknt phite,” gents ‘ QU COUNTY COYVKMTIOY. all the officers of those States of the Union had only reference to orders assumed to be slaves to all th« raers of the «artih ” having withdrawn from office, (and some, both wield pei ni that are powerful for good, issued by the President. The President’s or A ditpaich from Montgemory. Alabamai» „ By virtue of the action of the Central der purporting to be made by the direction of ^Committee of Yamhill county, the Con if not all of them assuming office under a and the party r ias the cxcluive right to the President until you have referred it to says tbe Constitution has aat been defeated by aver 15,0v0. * vention for the purpose of selecting seven hostile and illegal regime,) there would their undivide "help while you conduct him for approval. You reply, you have re • f ceived tbe President's order, and will not Washington, Feb. 10 —Iu the House a ihtieg.ies to attend the State Convention, be the State Constitutions and the laws Domocratia nd rspapere. obey it, but will obey an order purporting Ylutipe were large number af bills and ra0oluti?ns want • I’ll 1- ’ ’ I ' to be held in Portland, March 19th 1868, I / ! ml ' « to be given by his direction, if it cernes from I a reediiiiien de^ made in pursuance thereof, so far as they : The Unioiii lonm.and Racord are making a The War Department. Yout will obey no di intrçdwced. Paine is called to meet at LaFayettej ■ ' ' I -( __ I ,* daring S^at Government aagbs that the Baat of Go :__ • ttack ____ »1- __ of reel order of the President, but wiH obey > ! were not in conflict with the Constitution fussijr, buzzing^ upon the editor to be removed to llu» valley of the MiMisaip- 18 6 8 M ARCH 14th, of the "United States, unrepealed and the Herald, lace a disaffected pair of gal- bis indirect order. If, as you say, there haa pi. it wa» rrjwntad—sye«, 7« i poea, 97. and the Precincts are requested to hold been a practice in the War Department to * Stevens asked loavs to offer a roadutioa unamended from the time the various offi 1 linippers attacking an old “ grizzly. ” Lit- Issue orders in the name of the President that tho evidence taken regarding tho their meetirg* March IOth., for the pur pose of electing delegates to attend the cers vacated their places as officers of the tie ones, if you!|.d° hit Berish, and he finds without his .direction, the President does peachtnenl by tbe Judiciary Counnittee be ¡mt know it The present order, which you referred to the R-conStructfon Committee said County Cunveution. ♦». Copnty Con j States of the Union and assumed offices .it out, he ipaywhurt you. have requested and received, will change ¡wUhJeeVe tn report at any tiuMk Brooks vention for the purpose pf nominating under new States by them or their people The Guarci Lqtains a column article the practice.” The President concludes by1 objected. Stevens moved to suspend the candidates for the various County officers • - ‘ ‘ - -4 ■ ■ » r > reproaching Grant lor insubordination, I', i to be filled at the next election, is called ' created. This would leave a vecancy in on “Diversion!! Vs. Phantom, ” in w bich The letters appended are from the Sécréter* rules. After aome Amendments providing for tbo I * j - " I ’ H » io I all the offices, recognized as offices by io meet at La Fayette, ries of State, of tho Interior, the Nhvy, and printing of 50.000 copies of the testimony some one uboi t the sizo of an apple ' gate tho Treasury, and tbe Postmaster General, I and directing the General ef the army to ' United States authority. APRIL 4 th ] |lie Railroad question, and sustained the President ’ s statement of the is as&salted on, | ( i I i . t«»r send » to the House a copy of th« last teller .. • ' » • - • The question then presents itself; a spirited artit k t.J Jn J.. “Out of the Union. »> conversation with Grant in the Gabinet received froai ths President, the ebjeetlona and the precints arc requested to hold 1 meeting on Jan. 14th. ' » were i withdrawn and tbe rreolutioa.'wao their meetings, Saturday, March 31st, D oes a vacancy of an office kill I Chicago, . Feb. 13. — Some difficuly has 0 ' I*? b ' • I ' L 1 i adopted. The CtrvalliK Gazette ia after “gambling 1868, for the purpose ofseuding delegates ! - - « . 7 -I. 4 Occurred between Hancock and Grant, in j . ’ - r ! * , •> - “ i? « v > »9» A « s» • n. j THE OFFICE? 4v , agaiu, ” and fol ;o xaid convention. ors a Railroad from that consequence of the former ’ s reorganization Washington, Feb. 10.—Ina special «ass r * 1 The ratio of aportionment is fixed at The offices and not the officers consti place lo the “| roaid Pacific.” of the New Orleans City Cooncil. The tel« uage (o-niglit the President nominated one delegate for every ten votes cast for tute the government. egraph does not give the detail*. It is in Charles J. I'uckerman of New York as Mio- -J 1 " *tl The officer, but Cuunty Judge in 1866, and one lor The Albany iZdurnaf of Nov 4« 1867 J ferred from what is said that Grant has di inter to Greece., hold the powers, perform the duties and rected 11 a:, cock to revoke Che order. The Justice Nelsen «aid the Supreme Court every fraction of five votes, which will has but just coj me tohuDd. Are you run* latter declined and has laid the facts before were uuanimoue in their opinion regarding I J Iti J ltd * ' exercise the functions of the office, and vive.. thé President. It is reported that ilanoock the Georgia case. The deci«ion| * regarded I i ' ' I t ' (r 7 ' those Lafayette, powers, functions and duties remain niog the “untfe erg^round” Bro. Picket, or has tendered his resignaticn. -* an virtually settling all similar cases before 7 Dayton, has some “ Unft ” Post Master an “ hon- Stilla the Supreme Court arising under tbe r«co>* unchanged, whether John Doe holds the I >*r. 4 Washington, Feb. 11.—Grant's reply to struction bills. Willamette, W- < I I I’* ' ■?*'; . fl ! .* g.‘.- the President h brief. Tt relates only to place or tesigns or serves out his time and estly differ” Ith you. 4 i * *• 45 I Amity, the charge of insubordination in refusing L tttlu R ock , Feb. 11. — The Convent!«* 5 The Advoda te contains the usal amount • South Fork, V Richard Roe is elected or appointed to to obey the orders issued by Stanton- He has adopted tbe Coetitutmn as a whole with- u ! L * IO McMinnville,’ of matter, witfi i a leader favoring prohibi- s&id he did not propose to disobey any <■ le out being printed after a five hours dehal«. - Each successor simbly may fill the place, 8 • t lion! . . • I North Fork, *’ for ‘ twenty Senators and eighty gal orders of the President, but only gave* tf it provides ji.n .-■ » hold the same powen, exercise the came East Chehaiem, 4 are to _ an interpretation of what he woo Id regard ; Representatives. Executive officers 6 West Chehaiem, functions and perform the same duties of The new “w liel among us,’’ the Jnres- an satisfactory evidence of the Presideut’ai ielected for for© years. The peopl Io - are t* H. H. Snow Chairman. sanction to orders from the Secretary of elect four Suprnne Jo lges. The governor : his predecessor. l.'gator is pei to “Insurance » W gr. He encloses a copy of an order from’ «S.l! shall appoint . a r»u_:r Chtif Justioe for . a term of W. T. Newby. 5ecty. Indeed so accustomed are wei in seeing Thg Bullet sparkies with an occasion- tbe Secretary of War directing him to fnr- eight years. It compels threo months’ at tendance at school annually without dlatino R efuses to P ay .—We stated lately offices vacated by one person and filled al flash of’wi » and is among tho few neu- nish an escqrt for poblic traasure from the Rio Grando to NewGrleans, issued on ap- lion of color; enfranchises tbe negro an4 ' ' >1 that Mr. Nixon, Treasurer of Linn, bad I i by another that to an American it presents* tral papers tl t are worth the subscrip- plication of the Secretary of tha Treasury to disfranchises all wbo vote against tbo Cun- paid the tax of his county into the State him. showing the recognition of Stajnton as »titation, and provide« for an elootiou for tbe Treasury, but it seems that the county ' no difficulty except in this, that we fre tion price. r I f A ■? {option of tbe the Ce»*tiintiou Secretory of war beth by .tbe Secretary of adoption Ceweliiatioa on March Maroh. SBth. eourt of Linn refused to pay the balf-miii quently have many friends » well qualified the Convention will adjourn on Thursday. the Treasury and Puvtmaster General. lie The Orfff^ a I ¿an . I : is , troubled _ about a ! concludes again by disclaiming any Joton« tax ordered by the State to meet the in fora position, who uro aspirapts, ail of —a question of vi iablty between the man it tion of disobeying the President*« orders terest on the soldiers* relief bonds, which whom we cannot accomodate. It would The House committee has vesumed'oo** worships—Cri 3 Grant and the President. when distinctly couiiaumcated. if not disputed by any other county. The siduraticn of the charge against Judge Field. I j L -j H x '■ i *i P < « ;.•.<* £' • 1 Fl* M. ■ L eounty court of Lint seems to consider indeed bo a strange doctrine that every Washington, F*b. 13,—Among the nom- The editor of the papier in which the state The Her* I contains many valuable the act authorising that levy as not bin vacancy that should occur in au office ilujtiorig sent to tbs Senate to-day, was that ment first appeared, refused to auswer the ding. The time during which counties would destroy an office, which doctrine, if tad ably writ| sp articles. We elip the of Lieut. Gén. Sherman to be a General by questions of the conMnlitee^ and they not j i 4 baying power to commit him for contempt» Brevet. ean pay their taxes, has not yet expired; following r J accepted, would either (|rive us to making «[. jl.•»j tji adjourned. At the meeting or the Reconstuotiou Com when it does; if the county is delinquent, Wie President will TT nominee Ge«. Mo- may differ, ” we ‘ •loyal tnen To Show hoi mittee to-day, Steveus >ubmitteea resolution offices inheritable or loose the government —_______ —»<L. it will be tho duty ot the Secretary of' I State to( commence a suit against tba1 every time its officers resign or their time giro: tbo follow Bg txtrSct from a letter re-1 dixiahfing that it appeared Irom tbo late -.eiten as Minister Io England. ceivedsome ni m ths since from a gentleman! ! correspondence between the Prasident and The Presnlent'n reply tn Grant centaine county Treasurer for the amount.— Recorrf i Well, expires. And admit ibis as correct and who stands asj prominent in the Republican Grant, that the President had violated or the endoreemente^f Secretaries i---------------- - t Brown- , intended to violate the provisions of the1 ,n £» M»Culfovh< S«war4*Qd Randall* of thw lier in the State: party as any 4 you admit there is not a legal government The Department Oosamander of the “I have nolL the honor of a personal ac Tenure oil Office nÿt, ahd. is i;onadiutntly|jh*4»ü<uis tnaco by the Prennent againsl \ . Grand Army of the Republic has ordered a in the United States, or that the general' quaiutance wife) yoi ou, but perhaps custom gQilty of higu crimesand^ niibdemeanors tad Uraj^un the scare of veracity. JI. — senator GuUwfo , Lowiyvillé, Feb. convention of that secret order residing in government (should this doctrine apply and tbe oOteifon co<i uvunience of men situax ought to be impeached. The resolution Was California, to be held in 8an Francisco. t ----- WU <4 sickups«. The ted as yon an the readera of your paper, ( discussed with much spirit and finally la- bag resigned on nocov only to the States) may aach time the le.ef a swec^nor ou Tocfw»F» note suohlaa I now write, 1 bled by the following vote: Ay«s. Bingham, Legislature will c Febrcaiv 20th.—This organization baa over JV iviiuniu^ vvvv. ----------- » p j* - would allow I offices of a State becomes vacant, (which without a foi r uoetj memburs enrolled. - .1 or informal introduction. Berman, Peyre sod HatnlltoOr Repub'Inin- IB every ito > ~ •** t — • A *- I t J F -, a I l ■ I • j ' ‘ l I uv MJUpUllVU «V liva» wivvkivmi CZ » ’ ■ t • V * t I r s ? 1 j • <■ m i if ‘ . -I , ' j I ■ ? . Bkz .a: *v*x a». a ~ i 4. > K A * i IB i. • i » • r V I ■ .I"- • ■ 1 ■ 1 L ' ((Traci»a»« a-»/ wa I 4 ■■ I ■» I H I I I - II* t » ——U , . ,11 in. ■— Hl»il ,B f A _ , _____ _ ___ • — _■ - - . I ; ; • ?! ! I t 1 • ! B l |