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    selves to lie enslaved. What but n
subtile knowledge nnd conviction that
the Rom. n people had become
changed, discouraged, and utterly
broken in spirit could have induced
this daring assumption? What but
public indifference to consequences so
terrible ns to leave Rome even to every
calamity which subsequently befell her
could have justified tho conclusions of
the dictator and tyrant in his startling
experiment?
Wo find that in the time which has
since elapsed human nature and exigen
cies in goven ment have not greatly
chanced. Who, a few years past, in
contemplating our future, con J have
supposed that in a brief period of bitter
experience everything demanded in the
name of military emergency, or die a ted
by caprice, would come to be considered
as mere matters of course ; that con
sumption, confiscation, less of personal
liber'y, tbe subjection, of States to mil
itary rule, and disfranchisement, with
rbo extension of the right of suffrage
inertly to aeo mpliah purty ends would
receive the passive subrni- ion, if not
acquiecouce, of the people of tho repub
lic 7
It has boon eVarly demonstrated, by
recent occurrences, that encroachments
upon tbe Constitoli a cannot be pre
vented by the President alone, however
devoted or determine'! he may be, and
thn' unless tbe people interpose thofc is
no power under tho Constitution to
cheek a dominant majority of two thirds
in the Congress of the United States.
Au appeal to the radon, however, is at
tended with ton much delay to meet an
emergency. While, if left free-to act,
the people would correct, in lime, such
evils as mi-, fit follow Rgi-htivo usurpa
tion, there is dan \ r that the same power
which disregards the Constitution will
deprive t iraa of the right to change
tht-ir rub rs, except by revolution. We
have already SC’ n the jurisdiotioij of the
Judiciary circumscribed when it was
appreh led that the courts would de
cide aga.ast laws having f r their solo
object the supremacy o; ; arty, while
the veto power, lodg' and in Hit Executive
by tbe C ustitution for the in' res* and
protection of the people, and exorcised
by Washington and his -u.-co- rs, has
been rendered nugat/ y •/ a paitisan j
majority of .. c ’ t .inch of
the Na i -nsi L"g sla'u ' Consti
tution evidently eon temp es • 't when
a bill is 1 Turned w h ‘ e L*t • -ddon-’s
objection- ii will becal-.uly reconsidered
by Congo s«. Such, however, has not
been the practice uc lor pre-out party
rulo. It has become evideir t .t men
who pass a bill un ler partisan inti cne ts
are not likely, through patriotic motives,
to admit their err r, and thereby weak
en their own ■. gajizations by hi b nnly
confessing it under an official a h.—
Pride of opinion, if nothing el-e, has
intervened aid prevented aca i and
dispassionate reconsideration of a bill
disapproved by the Executive.
This catalogue of crimes, long as it is,
is not yot complete. The Cousituti n
vests the judicial power of the United
States “in one Supremo Court,” whore
jurisdiction “sha’l extend to all oa.es
arising under this Constitution” and
“tho laws of the United States.” En
couraged by this promise of a refuge
from tyranny, a citizen of the United
States who, hy the order of a military
commander, given under the notion
ofaoruolanddeliberatecdi'tof C ogress
bad been denied the constitution 1 rights
of liberty, of conscience, freedom of tho
press and of spoech, personal i'roedom
from military arrest, of being held to
answer for crime only upon present
ment and indictment, of trial hy jury,
of tho writ of habeas corpus, and the
protection of civil and consti'utional gov
ernment—a citizen, thus deeply wroDg.d
appeals to the Supreme Court for the
protection guaranteed to him only by
the oiganio i&w of tho land. At once
a fierce and excited majority by tbe
ruthlesss hand of legislative power
stripped the ermine from the judges,
transferred tbe sword of justice to the
General, and remanded the oppressed
oitizen to a degradation and bondage
worse than death.
It will also be recorded as one of the
marvels of the times that a party claim
ing for itself a monopoly of consistency
and patriotism, and boasting, too, of its
unlimited sway, endeavored, by a cost
ly and deliberate trial, to impeacn one
who defended the, Constitution aud the
Union, not ouly throughout the war of
the rebellion, but during his whole term
of office as Chief Magistrate; but at
the same time could find no warrant or
means at their command to briDg to
trial even the chkf of the rebellion. In
deed, the remarkable failures in his case
were so often repeated, that for proprie
ty’s sake, if for no other reason, it be
came at last nects.ury to extend to him
an unconditional .pardon What more
plainly than this iilnstrat- : the oxtretn.
ity of party management : nd inconsis
tency on the one hand, aid of faction,
vindictiveness, and intolerance on the
Other? Patriotism will hardly be en
couraged, when, in tueh a record, it sees
that. s luatant reward may he the most
viruler.t, party abuse at; i obloquy, if not
attempted disgrace. Ins': o : of seeking
.to “make treason odious,” u would in
truth eeem to have beer • dr purpose
rather than to make the - fence of the
‘Constitution and Union . cun: and to
punish fidelity to an o» * of tffice, if
counter to party dictation, by all the
means at their command
Happily for the p«ai » of t .0 country,
thn war has determ: .. and again.- 1 the as
mmed power f tb« Ni.ates t ithdtan
at pleasure from the Unipu. Tne insti
ration of slavery also round s destruc
tion in a rebellion co .menerd 13 its in
terest. It should 1 ; Dome in miod,
however, that the v .r neith.r impaired
nor destroyed tbs Constitution, hot on
the contiar , jr ervtd its « trance,
and made a;> r -ut its real p w r and
enduring str a g :. AH the rigi ’s grant
ed to the Slate , or reserved to tin- peo
ple thereof, remain intact. Am„ug
those rights i that of the peep! -rl wen
State to dec are the qualification. of
their own S'ate electors. It is nr w as
turned that Congress can control this vi
tal righ*, which can never betaken away
from the States without impairing the
fundamental principles of the govern
ment itself. It is necessary to the exis-
tcnce of the States, ns well as to the
protection of the liberties of the people,
or tbo right to s loot the elector in
whom tbo politici! power of a State
shall be lodged, inv.dvts the right of
ihc Stft*e to govern itself. When de
prived of this pr regttive, tho State
tvi'll have no power wOl’b retaining All
will begone, nnd 'hey will be sutj etrd
to tbe arbitraiy wi i <>f Congress. Tbe
government ‘will Ik. ii be centralized, if
n t by tbe pa'sage ,f laws, then by tbe
adoption, through partisan influence, of
an amendment directly iu conflict with
tho t riginal design of the Constitution.
This proves how nee -saiy it is that the
people should r< quire the administra
tion if tbe thre groat departments of
the government stiictly within the limi
tu'ionv of tbe Consti'nt'on. Their
boundaries have been accurately defined,
and neither shou.d be allowed to tres
pass upon tbe other, nor, above all, to
encroach upon the reserved rights of the
people and the S'ates. The troubles of
the past 1 ur y ars will prove to tbo na
tion Blessing- if they produce so desira -
ble a result
Upon those who became young men ‘
amid tho ■: nnd of esnuon and din of
arm-, and quietly leturned to tbo farm s ,
tbe licinri-s, and tho schools of the
land, will principally devolve the solemn
duties ol perpetuating the Union of the
State", in defence of which hundreds of
thorn ils of thiir comrades expired,
and hundreds of millions of national
oblig 'ions were incurred. A manly
p op In will not neglect tbo training nec
essary to res st aggression, but they
slioulJ be jealous lost the civil be made
i üborJinatu to tho military element.—
Wo need to encourage, in every leg ti
mate vay, a study of tho Constitution
for which the war wts waged, a knowl
edge of and reverence for whose wise
checks by those f soon to occupy tbe
places filled by their seniors, will be tbe
only h pe of preserving the republic.—
Tho young men of the nation, not yet
undor the oontrol of party, must resist
the I. . lcncy to centralization—an out
grow h of the great rebellion—and be
fatui inr with (be fae.t 'hat the country
consi-.tb of united States, and that when
tbe States snirend*!-ed certain great
rights for the sake of a m re perfect
union, they retained rights as valuahlo
and important as th >se which they re
linquished for the common weal.
This sound old and rotriae, far different
from the secede, aui a kiudred theory 1
that States were taken out of the Uniou |
by the ..ash acts of conspiirators that:
happr.u and to dwell in their borders, must j
bo r. ved and advoca'ed wiili the j
entb -m of early manhood, nr the
people will bo rulrd by corrupt erm
binati ms of the commercial centres, who,
plethoric fr tn wealth, annually migrate
to me capital of the on ion la purchase
| sp' cial i gislator. Until the repr:sen
ta'ivcs oi 'he po p’e in Congress more
fully exhibit tho diverse views aud
interests of the whole oatiorr, and laws
ceas : to be made without full discussion
at, the behest of some party leader, tin re
will t ever do a proper respect shown by
the law making powe rs either to tbe
judinal or executive branch of the gov
ernment. Tea generation jut beginning
to use the ballot box, it is believed, on
ly km w that (heir a'tontion should bo
i called to to these com i lertior iodi
cate, by their votes, that they wish
thfy representatives ro observe all too
restraints which the p..- >ple, iu adopting
jt be (Jon-1 i tut ion, intended to impose
upon party excess.
Calmly reviewing my administration
of the government, l feel that, with a
house of a.'eountabili'y to God, having
cjnseienti' j ly endeavored to discharge
my whole duty, I have nothing to re
gret. Even.ah. o pr'-ved the correct
ness of tbe p 1 iioy set forth in my first
and subseque t i. -age ; the wots
wLich have : 1 ii the rej otionof
forh-. aranoe, m.ignanitni'y, and constitu
tional rulo are ku tvu and deplored by
the uatirn.
It is a matter < f pride anti gtatifica- '
tion in retiring from the most exalted
positicn in the gift of a free people, to !
feel und to know that in aleng, arduous
and eventful public Ilf?, my action has
never been iufl i- nced by desire for gain,
ana that I can iu all sincerity inquire;
“Whom have 1 defrauded? whom have
I oppressed ? or of whose hand have I
received any bribe to blind my eyr s
therewith 7” No responsibility for wars
that have been waged or blood that has
betn shed rests upon me. My thoughts
have been those ts peace, and my effort
has ever been to alhy contentions among
my countrymen.
Forgetting the past, let us return to
the first principles of the government,
and, unfurling the banner of our coun
try, inscribe upon it. in ineffaceable char
aeters, “The C institution and the
Union, one and inseparable.”
Andrew Johnson.
Washington, D. 0., March 4, 1869.
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restoring the Uterus to '•« b It hy functions
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no suffering female should delav in testing
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female population are suffering with some
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FEMALE BITTERS
Is Ihc only combination that will actually
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LUNGS AFFECTED ?
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THE KIDNEY B AND
1 BLADDER
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your torpid Liver, cleanse your stomach, car
ry off all billious matter, and “treak up” any
case of Chills, without affecting the head, ears
or nerves. By acclamation it is conceded to
be the prettiest, cheapest and most reliable
Chill medicine eve» offered to the American
people. It is prepared by physicians who
have practiced medicine in malarious districts
of the South and West for 20 years, and it i
confidently recommended ter all forms ol
Chills and Enver, Billious Fever, Neuralgia
Sun-pain, enlarged spleen, or Ague Cake, and
all that class ot diseases that are so trouble,
some in malarious districts. One bottle will
cure two cases. Price, SI.OO, or six bottle
for $5. Sent to all parts of the country on
receipt of price. Sold by till Druggists, Also,
by L. >V. Bunt A Cos., Macon, Ga.
J. P. DROMGOOLE & CO.,
PROPRIETORS,
jan7;3m Memphis, Tenn.
For sale by W. A. Ley less, Dawson Ga.
t ei r.
UKIUVAJLED COOK STOVE
Barley ilieaf!
Acati-OiiMt Air-Tight Cooking; Stove, with Fxten«le«l Fire Box
for Wood or Conk Fsilcnted Slay JO, I^os.
take t lrsame in < It ring this justly c lebrated first class (lit top Cooking Stove to the public,jand. would call attan
■ a tinn to its many uttructivand vn'mible improvements
Over one thousand ■ f the HaHLEY SHEAFS were sold la.«t sensnn, and every Stove ba= given such universal satis
faction itt cm king, fuel saving, nnd c nvonienee of operation, that it is now difficult to supply the demaud.
! • has -r pate ot .nti dust shaking Sifter in the hearth, which sifts the ashes into a drawer in the ash pit, and retains tho
.•ip It" and c a!, which can he put back on the fire through the feeder, making no dust.
T flog cr -s pi, r • is reversible, so that the wu h boiler can he used on the side as well as the front holes. By re
in viog the long cross po re wo give a latge opening for a cauldron or wash kettle.
\ < her vault slide for regulating the draft and f<t iling and fixing the tire when the front bobs arc in use.
Sltdi: gtp , t fire door . g'vit.u full use of the hearth There is also an additional slide in tlie,ovcn, being a very groat
convenience while cooking nnd baking.
The oven is nearly ns wide at the top as at the hearth line, which not only increases the size, but will be Recognized as
a great advantage in halting.
As t> the size of the Hues and fire box, which are made to correspond with the very large oven, soveral months trial
he enabled the Manufacturers to so adjust them that the greatest amount o hert. is obtaieed with the least possible fnelt
The design of the Stove has he. n prepared with great, care, and cannot fail to please.
I get these Steves direct fr U nnfacturers, arid arnselling them at a small profit. I include thirty pieces of fur
niture and fixtures with each a and will guarantee satisfaction.
I refer the r u'dio to the follovviW g nth men, tn whom I b-,ve sold these Stoves ;
£G«m, 5,. SSfyasi. S£savaxm, <*«i.
C. A. FBacseHasttaii,
*a s\ 'S’. Bv. y. “
ilßr. .Sssibs<»« Ravage, “
li. ii. Tyrrell eo. <«3i.
.5. (’. i esuiai <9, “ “
i'Ha*. .B. ii. f aanoa, 44 44
.nr.l'LTaylor. 44 44
W. B>. fbsJcr C’o,, <*:».
I’rcderick 44 44
Hr. €. f. Brown, BJawsoa.
II S' 1 €’«Hisas-. TerreJß <’o. Ga.
yir. .8. li. Collin'. Terrell comity, Ga.
Mr. .9. •■’. tieuil'e, Dawson, Oil.
Mr Jolm Turner. ’S'crrcll Ooinily, Oa.
yji- .3 Jolm Redi, Morgan, Ca llionit t» Ga |
l Mr. E. J. Harris, Dawson, Georgia.
I have many other cxoolien' S c.v s, viz: Th irtulttll Friend, with I! <t Clo.-it and lieservoir. The liupravid Iron
W itch, with six holes, &e. The Orieutal, Red Jacket. Palnietlo. Flame, l aslcrn Preraium, &\
I have just rec ived a lot of VV. G. Wilson’s IViPROVED COMMON SENSE SERVING MA
CHINES- I know them to be splendid Machines, having tested oue thoroughly for two years. Tit y will -ew tho
finest, silk and the coarsest cloth, with any kind of spool thread. Will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, embroider, &e . with rapid
ity. Any child eight or ten years < f age can do good sowing on tln m with esse, without any danger of getting them nut
of orde-. I will warrant these Machincß, aud sell them at. Manufacturer’s prices. Will include with each Machine,
He turner, Barnum’s s Jf-sewcr, Oil can, Serew driver, and Needles.
1 ref r to (he following ladies, to whom 1 have sold these Machine,—
Mrs J G M MONTGOMERY, Oartcrsvillc, Ga. I Mrs 0 O NELSON, Dawson, Ga.
Mrs S R WESTON, Dawson, Ga. | Mrs It OMI ZELL, “ “
Mrs JR CHRISTIAN, “ “ Mrs J W KEITH, “ “
Mrs Win. TUCKER, Randolph county, Ga. | Miss S A SEAY, Terrell county, Ga.
lam agent for Satterwllite’s Improved Cotf-01l peed. This Cotton is said to yield more
per aero than anv other, and is much superior iu quality. Messrs, ri aly & Jackson, of Randolph county, e-itify that
they raised 2100 lbs. of Cotton per acre, and Mr. A E. Ward, same c lunty, certifies that lie raised 820 lbs. lint per acre
from those seed. Missrs. Tumlin, Shaw, McDonald, aud others, recommend them very highly. 1 have a sample of the
cotton, and think it the finest I ever saw.
I also have t.n hand a large supply of
Sroii, SJorS. Axos, Sloes, ISssßSbes, Traces, I*l«w
lines, Cor Heed Oats, Flour, JBeal. Sail, Synis>, Coffee,
lattßse, Fisk, firisSi Potatoes, Apples, €’raekcrs, Sardines,
'i’obaceo, Snsiil, f'osip. ftotln, Candles, Saivc
Pcathcs s, etc.
Which 1 am soiling at lowest market prices. ,
I a-a agent f. r the s.alo of the foil' wing Fertilizers, at *ho prices aon x> J:
Ratiuli’s SSossi* Phosphate, § 70.00 pea* Ton.
Ksaasgli’s Chicago Blood fßanurc, $05.00 ~ „
Ciaisa&aacfi JliEl* fiSoaso SShnl, ~ „
Matty r-f the most prominent arid reliable Farmers in Virginia, North and South (V«linn and Georgia, certify that
Slang la’s It aw Hone Phosphate'
is by lar the best Forterlz r they have us -d, f"r Cotton and Corn It effects the land f>r sevrr.il years in succession,
~ltf Hah applied only once It’n >t only increases the crop, but permanently improves the land, which is not the casewith
other Guati.'m
1 -te t’uLv refer the public to the following gentlemen who have sold, and are still dealing in this article:
,1 T. GARDNER. Augusta. Ga, ) J. T. AWTRY, Lagrange Ga.
M R DBVAUGHM, J ne borro ~ 7 Judge CAMERON, „ „
JONES MAXTEIt & DAY, Macon „ U. FYE & SON. Forsyth, „*
J.T KIRBY, N wnan,., ) Hiram HHINIZE, „ ~
J, g J. H M’t XUNG XT >r- hall fill, “ E. REMINGTON & SON, TbomasVdlle „
Divid KNOTT, McDonough, „ N. A. HARDEE BON & Cos Savannah, „
I have noticed more favorable reports from this than aDy other Guano for several years past, and actualj bcleivo it to
be the best and cheapest Fertilzer in use. Come, one and all, ana put in your orders early. Sell your cotton at 25 to
30 cents and make a large crop this year, and improve your lands at tho same time.
lomrn m, rm tout,
jan7;3m GEO.
l CA **?ACEhfi^
Dawson Carriage Factory.
T. J. HART,"Proprietor,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
Os livery Description.
Pater ns adjusted to suit the Latest and most
Implored Style.
U AVIKG been in the Carriage business
for more than 20 years, we flatter our
selves with the assurance that we can give
entire satisfaction. Repairing of all kinds
neatly executed. •Wood work, Smithing,
Trimming and Painting will be attended to
with such precision as to make our repairing
rival uew vehicles iu appearance. We intend
keeping on hand a well selected sfock of the
most approved Manufacturers Patent Leath
er, Japanned Curtain Cloth, Warranted Steel
Springs, Patent and half Patent, and plain
Axles, Bolts of superior quality, Hubs,
Spokes, Bent Rims, Shafts, Poles, &c., in fact,
everythin sr connected with Carriage making.
To secure a liberal patronage, we intend
keeping a-corpse of experienced workmen in
every branch, and will gu rantee that our
work, both new and repaired, shall not be in
rerior to a n y, either North or Louth.
Shop on West side Main st., opposite the
“Journal” P inting Office.
Rkfirentes— Col O. 0. Nelson, W. M.
Thompson, Reuben Guice, Dawson, Ga.
Dawsou, Ga., December 17th, 1868 —3m
llr. J.II. Pickett, Terrell Cos., Ca.
?Sr. W llryais, Stewart Co*, Ga.
ISr. A T leivhome, 44 “
ISr. J II Btsisutsail, 44 44
tii*. S WilliloriS, Webster co. 44
J?lr. J W Warren, Callioun,co 44
.jllr. if 9 II Oeitisis, 44 44
fir. Job si CoS Icy. 44 44
W. O. S*ici’ce, C allioun 10., fin,
Bfr. F. .1. Jflartin,Terrell Cos. bn.
J. IS. Vanover, 44 44
Ciieo W Claristio, 44 44
’lr. stiiiaii Wooten, ltuii«!<>U>3i. conn!y, Ga.
lit- .1. K. Jiinc-, Dhwmmi. Gil.
iTIp George It Sill yes, Dover, <G<‘or;;i;i
Til- XV W Lee, “ “
SASH,
BUIDS, I*oo SIS,
IHKNHiIi
UIAIIV-MUIF'.
aSH GLAZED
AND ALL KINDS OF
Ornamental, Collage, House & More
Work done to order in the best and latesi
styles.
HOUSE AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
j j
I’ianitig, Sawing and Turned Worlc, Conn
ters. Tables, and Stools fur Stores.
Repairing of all kinds done cheaply, and
with dispatch. It will pav to send or call ai
Factory, foot of Third Street, on
Wharf St., Macon, Ga.
dURIIYVILLEWOOD.
Junt'2b;lyw
PAIN KILLER.
ll T t ask ins atVknt!on or the public to
y T this long tested and unrivalled
. FAMILY MEDICINE.
It has t.cen favnraldy known for more than 20
years, during which time we have received thou
sands of testimonials, showing this Medicine to
he an almost never-failing remedy for diseases
caused by or attendant upon :
Madden Colds, Goughs, Fever and Ague,
Headache, Billions Fever, Bains in the Side,
Back and Loins, as well as iu the Join’s and
I/mbs; Neuralgia and Rheumatic Pain in any
rart of the system, Toothache and Pains in
the nead and face.
Asa Blood Purifier and Tonic for the
Stomach, it seldom fails 10 cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Liver Complaint, Acid Stomach,
Hea'tburn, Kidney Complaints, Sick Head
ache, Piles, A6thina or Phthisic, Ringworms,
Boils, Felons, Whitlows, Old So es, Swelled
Joints, and General Debility of the System.
It is also a prompt and sure remedy for
Cramp and Pain in the Stomach, Painter's
Colic, Diarrhoßt, Dysentery, Summer Com
p'aint. Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum,
Scalds, Burns, Spraius, Bruises, Frost Bite*,
Chilblains, as well as the Slings of Insects,
Scorpion, Centipedes, and the Bite* of Pois
nous Insects and Venemous Reptiles.
See Directions accompanying each bottle.
It has been tried in every variety of climate
tnd by almost every nation known to Amer
icans. It is the almost constant companion
and inestimable friend of the missionary and
the traveller, on land and sea, and no one
-liould travel on our lakes o.’ rivers without iL
Brices, 25 cents, 50 cents, and $1 per bottle.
i THE TAIN KILLER is sold by all
Druggists und Dealers in Family .Medicines.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors.
74 High st., Providence, It. 1., 3*o St. Danl street,
Montreal, Canada East, 17 Southampton How,
Loudon, £’iinland,
apt Ju’6Bl V
JOB WORK
Neatly execulfdat Ibis Office.