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InAll arc !tho fought and patriotic Biui uiuuut" cease to :b I men tellixrent unreason abld'that could bo inven- then saw th o Tinflit.v' of most W-- n did they glving such an assurance, andbelieved J ted. Many of those people aro Tho ordinances 01 secessiona of them very small if iIA"iUU' v mo war wouw enu in lunocenq many Kept tneirnaeiity to the a portion-- in most citizens-were I union untamtea to tne mere uiauaier io our causes T last; many were nortiou. of their , of Havinxr civen ihnf. nnmnno irt tiiAl incapable any leffal oflense: a lanro aamn now luui-i'..hifjna Tf.weoa'ectual even of tho persons able td for tho purpose extremity of our peril, Ithe violation of proportion were valid and intenilcd by their authors, ;we sweep it now in the dav of nnr Wnr wnniH bear arms were forced into rebellion a rudo rending of that good faith against their will; and of those who aro from under our feet tho wholp grounds bo which1 holds tho fno ml Mi guilty with their own consent tho de wow Jmm eatno war, weiu a K U UUil fifnfoa afterwards expelled Xrom Our c(3untry would cease to have anv greesof guilt arc as.various as thoshades UA uuu temper. jluc t. hn wnr? Tho direct con- -; uiaim upuu iuo coniiuenco of men. v, TTniAn l,llclt It wouldlmako : tho war not only a failure these acts of Congress confound them averred by this Government; trary was uc rnnw. and was so uuder- but a'iraud: Belnffslhcorelv.nnnvfnppfi: all together in one common doom. their blood that these viowo aro correct I would be Iudiacriminatevengeanceupon classes, stood by afi those who gave "v vi upuuj wuuiu uuiai- to aid in its prosecution, uuiuuuiui tu my uuiy 1 1 x UlU not re--- 1 and treasure munities. for. offences committed bv a' war waged commend tho rencalnf thA ornf hr that a successful j had gress which place ten of tho Southornl portion vx)f them, against tha Govern-- ! for tho preservation of tho Union States under the domination of mllitarvi ment to which they owed obediehce.i of dissolving it. Tho thelcaierect common in tne barbarous ages or the. Nation's arms was. not tho masters, it calm reflection shall satisfy was i tncacicaioiseces-- ; a majority of your honorable bodies that tne world i ,;nud j ci dipffraceof her policy: tvas not the tri- -' the acts referred to are not onlyavio- - villzation have mado such,if progress cinn nn the battle-fielnmnh of its lawless principle. Nor could iationofthb National faithbut in direct tna recourse to a punishment so conflict with tho Constitution I daro cruel and. unjust- would meet with' Congress, with or without the consent of not condemnation of ali unprejudic--wULimmTnyself to doubt that you I the and the Executive, aoanyunngwnicn wouia permit il - Thd mcni. liatclv strike them; frnm.hn1 cd have the eflect, directly or indirectly; of otnen statutobobk. .'rbdenionstrato the un- - punitive justice of thisago; especially of separating thQ'otates iromrcacn this countrv. does 'not consist in strirn f 'Mia' is to repeal tht cohstitiftinrifil nhnrr(tn To dissolve I I Constitution which holds it together' I needs do no more than refnr tn. plug whole States of their liberties and Tfe mnafc 'I reducing all their people, without and that is a power which does .not be their jgeneral nrovisions. be seen at once that thnv ftr nnfc distinctions to tho condition j of slav long to any todepartment or this Govern authorized to dictate what alterations cry."" It deals separately with each all of them united. This ment, nor bo made in tho of' itself to the aforma is so plain that it has been acknowledge shall Constitutions, of i. ndividual, confines . . a a. i !i an cd by all branches of the Federal Gov- ine several fcjtatC3,to control the elec- - iawi ana vjiiuicates lisown purjiy Dy ernment. The Executive, my predeces tions or state legislators and State offl- - I impartial examination ot every case oei Eorf as well as myself and all the: Jieads cers, members 01 Congress, and elections Koro a competent juaiciai tribunal. I of all the DeiartmentiJ,havo unifonnly acted upon the principle thai tho Ijiilon arbitrarily declaring who shall yote'and with regard to Southern xcbels, letf us1 is not only iinuissolved, but iridissolul who shall bo excluded .from tlmfc nrivi- - console ourselves by reflecting that d free hie Congress submitted an amendment lege; to dissolve State Xeirislatiiroa orl Constitution; triumphant" in war and to dismiss unbfokenrin peace; iSjWprth1 far more to of tho Constitution to bo ratified by thd 5rcvcnt th6m from assembling1, ' land other Civil fun Minn irifi us an dour children than the irriatificatiori Southern States and accepted their acts of ratification as a necessary and lawful 01 iuc oiaie, anu appoint otners without 01 any present leeimg. x wu awaic ib la u&suiuuu tuau tins svs- exercise of their highest function. If ku4u v uuuv; ju ; tu orimiiizo alio nn thev were not States,or were States out erato alb tho political machinery of the tern of government for the Southern of tlie Union, their consent to a changci States: to regulate the whole administra- - States is not. to. be perpetual. .It istrue Jaw of the Union tion of their domestic and local affairs,' this military government is tolbe only in the fundamental ' to tho moro will nffitmtifrnmwi and Con- cC20rdilii? would have been nugator r : i biititisthroiiErh . :c thlatemnomilt firovlsioiial: .u0 gress, in asking committed a political irrcsnonsiuic agents sent among thenv rary evrl that a greater evu Is tone made lor uiat purpose. These are powers not perpetual. If tho g aurantees of the Con-- I , . absurdity. Tho Judiciary has also given , the granted to tho Federal Government or to stitution can be h roken provisionally i ui us urancnes. ; solemn sanction of its .iot oe ingi 10 servo a temporary purpose ani inja 1 authority to the au, i.uiiu same view of the case. The Judges of graniuu, we violate our trust Dy as.um part oniy 01 tnccountry, we caraestroyj as palnablv as wo would hvll them evcry where and for all time. Ar--f the Supreme 'Court have included the iug thciiiithe lace of a positive interdicts I bitrary measures ofton .nhongo.-liu- t thoyl ncting.iii J Southern States in their and Circuits; t Constitution-forbiho worse. for for ds the ; us to do1"g6nenilly chango is thd It clse4 they ure constantly in Itonco-zmit does notafiirmativelv atttho- - curse of despotism that it has nq ! where, exercising jurisdiction whicli whatever of, does not belong to them, unless thoso rizo either by exprcssvonis or by clcaii halting placcutbe intermitted exercise toA I J Its power brings no sense of security States are States of tho Union. If thd implication., I j Southern States arc component parts of if tho authority we desire to use docs; us subjects, for tney can never Know f the Union, the Constitution isthesu not come to ils through the Constitutiont what more they Willi be called to en- Is armed; i j premo law for them as it is for tho other wo can exercise it only by usurpation t dure when its Red Right Hand . ana to tno is most, of inem. lxoriBitpos-j States; l;They are.bound; to piaguo again. dangerous usurpation obey It and lolitIcal or wnere power. crimes. By : that crime; sible to conjecture-noso aro we. The: right of tho Federal tho enemies of a;, ::frdO L- !- Govern- - LunrestralDed byJaw may seek its next1 Government, which is clcarand unques- - ment in all ages liaVe workedj victims s The States thatmro ..stilFffee! j tionable, to .enforce Jho Constitution motoefor-iJatlany "puhlid aibertyj upon them; implies the correlative oblM but their designs- against "leads tire Constitution does not protect all It It rights. private to observe its limita-- i and directly gation iart - j anu immeuiateiy to tne establishment! protects none. tions and execute its guarantees. . Without the Constitution wo are of ausoiute5 rule, for undelegated power & anu unnmitcu unrestrained. j nothing. always; 7 t By, through and under thd is rt mi ii jLiie acts oi Ajongrcss in question are; Constitution, we are what it makes us. not bvl f iricvnv a. fowlfji u authori zed only objectionable foritheir' assunin-- ! j we may doutLtbo wisdom of the law; tion of uugrantcd power: but man v of not approve of. its provisional may j we Villi n their uuu vu uannoi violate it provisions arp;jiu conflict with the- rcccividisaVitriptiotindArtvcn?scmen!3for becauso merely it seems to, confine our powers withiri iiixcui xruijiuiiiuiis oi iuc wonstuuilon.il the Deskiiet Evcnuco News. V limits narrower thanrve wouldrwishj Tho CoDStitutiOnricommands that a re-- f "of Government shall be' Died, tills morning, in tho 17th Ward, Zlllah publican form It is not a question tf individual drclasa guaranteed-to-all-jtho or sectionar interest, much less of States; that no1, rre6t VJ party, person shall he was- - baptized'in lsxk emi born was Ubndon: of life, deprived liberty Ducor and 1'uuuuiiuance; without duo process of law, grated to Nauvoo In 1SU; and came to this eacreil duty which weuuty are allnlgn sworn to or property? with her husband and family. The a judicial warrant, or; leylnlS. perforin. If we cannot support the nimlalmfl without will tafco place fan?K" o morning at wlflmnt f,.ir Constitution with tho cheerful alacrity of those who love and believe in 1t; wb iuijuuiui J"y, iiiau liiu privilege oir 'Strangor," with must Bivo to it at least the fidelity of tlllVVUO VU JJll Diltlll UUt UU UUU1UU 111 LlUie TnEA.TRiCA.i a t J r-- nn4 1I8S. w,UOCK roles; ncace.ana that no bill ot attainder shall puMlc servants, who act under solemn 01 Alias jm unn ap- "i fMioweu py me "uoHt umidv--?".ieaui" lftVnDe o? i i ,1 s:,i oblrgations and commands which thev uuiuvivMMijaiiwvuoujiuumiviuuiU,, pearllll laBOQg DetTTCeD. measures .establirthnd dare not disregafdr .... , Yet t the svstemOf . . , il rT VoatAfflrttf nftBrnnnn n hnrea nrtth oy incso ivcts ot oonirress uoes totally? h IfT on. but unattacnea The Constitutional to a wagon;mani. tho subvert aridrdestroV tho form as wfilUl harness Sta?e th0 to bo; thn QnliQtnnoft.nf rnnhllnfin rrnrArn . festcd aniincllnation anla fqmqve In an independ! ?tyo?rynlch re,C1U,rc9 another having bolted madej States to which they1 en t course pn Main St., tion; which, though of minor In port' ment in tho tentbem-Hani .and foot in' a,r,ST ands is yet of great weight. On tho' apply; it binds arid subjects-theabsolute to ft 22nd day of July, 1SC1, Congress declare a Etrangoslavery, over the H or xnoro un-- 4 brought upr Itwith n.its. fore a; unanimous-Vota toll Art Inli o nn rt legs f nroaa morn polo inn .nn ofboth' H t a t and hostile poweri fen-mwinui- .1V ied - Eldredge & Clawson -- Sr , u -- i 1 io i, . t M "'I -- JUST , r :1V- - ; .."'.'-- i 1 .; - ';'.-- ;. mi j ' v .":Hr v,., - - " , , ' 'i- - T RECEIYED - ;'....-.A"NOTIIEnL..' , s . ' i.: JIAVE " t': . .. i t r ' V - ( l J ..! ? J j"'; ; !'' ' ; ! i : : UWV-'- 'J -- -- vlc-torr- of But-Christian- -- y j...- ::i. rtoruib'! . ; 4 ity 1 d -- o right-mindc- the-Unio- It WHICH". AIIE 4- 1 1 n . -- j J. j l : : AND qiHEpnbu'careTespcctrulIy Invited to 1 1 -- 1 I 4, 1 ; as I . . m. . NO TEOUBLE TO SHOW GOODS ! M t 1 -- 1 . . 1 E feel confident that the Quality and price eive .enuxa.jxuiractioxwrTyJs ell axwinanu want : 3 ' i i I L CASE, WHEAT, OATS & BARLEY- .- - t dll-t- f J M? 2 4. "17 i tl i K-- - f f" . 1 . f fc. M (. ' ' t ' ir J 1- - ' General Dealerg In ' rIb r . r'i c uuas w - on-o- 4 4 C, ' s- -X I ' - I ! i MEKCIIANDISE. 1 may-bb'ehBlavVe- i r ur 1 ? 1 Brepare Jttblidays y, j 11 i j V , t M - have just opened a Choice Selection of WE FRESH GROCKRIES.- Just the thine for - the Holidays ! They consist in part of ! i I . ! White and Brown Sugars. j r-i r f FRESH MALAGAKATftTNH ' ! T . val-arrest- ed lrAJ to-morro- w, 4 r ii.ni0f " 1 i ! v ! than any. Other. rnoWfTKnpwnamODCr uicu. it uiiiuuii-- iuuwu uti and maintalninjr So am!r5 uivuufu aWT0: these rlxrhts in which tho .essence of iraacy of tho Vrtr.,i llbertv consists, and which aifrpn laws' without ImpairiVs "toe KlSr ernment is always most careful to pro S?ate9eor: tect. ?a denies tho Jiabctis corpus and; It lB; aid;.that svhen.'i:thls was tne trial by jury: personal freedom, pro- Sh0u,d ceaseT-r do life, If assailed by the passion pertyand is WndlnJ declaptIon tuo or the rapacity Of the ru- personally prejudice, n Jined making ler, nave no. secuniy r wnatever.it vmnrS36 W,ho,dividual it xii tiV". members m.xx m of cLrl uimiuueur 'PPwonollv to pains and penalties not Upon auiupi SSctfVKS tteCrBnetlUer a la,W fr' individuals, but upon whole masses, few in- a Duhlinnm7 ciuuiu luu minions wuoinuaoittno sun- even their ;unbbrn chil- nPSOofthonationalhonState,and ject 'maSno upon what BSuSS. thT6r le it to be These wroncrsr beincr exnresslv for-- ; vnat we are not hidden; cannot bo constitutionalh in- -i i It is, , let flictedupdn any portion of our people, ?) t.h.th" rr,f made to rebels .uwi,uia the ma "aveVconie onlv Thousands offwithin-ou-r jurisdiction, and no matter a -- i ! r.i.tj: , - , ---- IT -- I: j ! , . PIE FRXTIX3, in Cans and Boxes, r FIELD'S COVE 'OYSTERS, SARDINES,i 1 ' : : GROUND AND, 1 . . - j ed solely for tho purpose of preservin,: the.Unton biteJ1 . w i am e -- . A ; v H m T.:L n i f d wl9tMi l ' mar i & - CITRON, To-night;c- ho 1 s ? CANDIED IiEMONS, i ! . - 1 rTTrT XTT ir A ' ? ; I1" -- k tt rbJfiOUCOCQAv) nnhodv wns inlnred. thoach there wereairreati many pcopio oa ino street ui ine nine, . , . i , r.l:.. ... 4-CouTY.-EI- der Silas8 S. Smith from Paragoonah, iron County, who arrived in the city on Saturday evening, informs us that thej rtacui f.. Buair.P. ?rv is supposed, this iall that Bottleuient it i rested. the to deposit- their egg.-- They-maname voracious disposition there which they IJ U1U patcues oiInmwruo a very uv time: Tho short v. aevoured,br. thm a Parowati had good yield of pretty Peopl6of wheat at harvest; the wheat of Paragoonah suf--' fered to some extent from rust. u 'on: j i"' G0DBE & MITCHELL, EXCH'ANGE BUltDlNGS.i :;;m ' If Kfvvf n cAV1-- V? y Liquor iore,' rpHEClty wc?ii6iimui ru3ii xeiupio, OKcei to the oneuoor below the OCCIDENTAL' where PURE Val leyi Whiskey and Choice Imported Liquors and Wines can be obtained, Wholesale and Retail. onthe most' reason able terms. 1 j G. V S.-p..U- y, 1 rt Bign- of -- , - 1 1: D i.t IdiO-l- m iTTKTi V V the A'BESHIVE" v.." x- - -- 070' Prussia one to every 12,000. , This ho re--; tiiUC as one of the secrets of Prussia's' f gards i. f 9drtmanor N j -- U.iRTGRit Oit - ADVANCE. . Q&r l S5 tv, -C i '1 - SIS 00, $25 00. r if-1 ' i . GALLERY AND VARIETY An Englishman, who is fond or hunt- - PHOTOGRAPH STORE. L. knows the place. D f t DO d3-- tr iiii;.upiegaioiusuc3,fiaysinaiJiingiauu; lErcryope to lO'Iuhab-.contcins j every oneawye find! nnn PARLOIt OEGAKS TO R'eiiTl v ithhtalrahrfi tA-mrerv-1- ! j in-tim- e, -- ! ; 1 I V I i . FLAVORING EXTRACTS, PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES. All of which' will bo Rold at VERY LOW j j. t D. O, CALDER. i ' U |
