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HOLT, Pres. | VIRGIL POWERS, Sup LealeV&onVr? aVrfve af bus 11.15 A. .l/.»Xea,ye J£. ; arrive at Mdcntr f? 7*. lu. Leaves Macon 8 A J/j arrivesi at Eu fauia 5 3q,osl> LqlL'SJikl Arrives at Macon 4 "50, r M. AMSANY BRANCH. Leaves Smithville 1 4t>, P M ; Arrives at iumtl, IWM -Titives Albany 9 33, A'ffy ArH*f*A*.4^ A M ’ LferVe tjtmroerrS 57 P. M. ; arrive at Fort Osins 6.40 P. M ; Leave Fort Giius 7.05 A M. ; anive at Cuthbert 9.05 A. M. l|i>f " l PAY TASSENGKII TRAIN. isisttitH-waisKfti leaves Atlanta . . . 0 55 A. .M. Arrives at Macon . , • 1 30 P. M. NIOIIT TRAIN. Leaves Macon . . . 8 45 P. M. MKHig IVularA A AHaHltb IF* ifvoir*. si II l*Jl BOV tispfr i; IP ,it» TANARUS, 'J’ be*> , CAMPBELL WALLACE, Sup’t. rl s:r f'AftsKN^r.IVTRAIN. l,e»»V AtVin'a I"' A Leave Dillon .... 2.Hi) I*. >l. Arrive *t Ohsttanoog* . . 6.2-> l\ M. LxaTti Chattanooga . • 8.2*1 A. il. Anive at Atlanta . . . 12.06 P. A!. MtiMl' THAI N. Leave Atlanta . . • 7 00 P. M. Arrive at OiuUanooga . . 4.10 A M izanr A.! TO MOPS' ArnVe st Atlanta . . . 1 41 A. M. DBS. ml pJdVi^l H A(iinin il a ; .Ipj-:,, in llie pnctPe <4*J ■<Jn'W, uforlVjOT’Ui- IrMionSfciwfe,* to ihf .iWxdv ri.ne.df lUeffi-fiKT* ui sll ihtir profession, confidently anticipate llini lh»ir farmer success will insure a liberal share of practice. Tne cash sv.trni boon estn'u'Uu j?U in everything rl*c,akt| fck will t.e line «■ Mint.** >«*%> > i room of j|ic%soWnal” *iira. .11 w. ii I«WT;tt, \ J l. vTeukvuax. Dawimn, Ga , June l;it I)R. R. A. WARNOI.'K, | KF.IIS his Professional services to the rjoaiijttttMfgioaß of hi. profeaaioit. j inlo’Bßtf C. B. WOOTEN, ATT W-M; *-# v - M>aic*on , Ga. jawi* 1808 ly •• *• WtMLMJ. WILB C. CLETKI.AN, GURLEY k CIfEVEI.ANJ), •Wfforrf, Maker County, Ga. j* <». S. SniTH, oux ‘and I Machinist, VI, uiih-MMt^nH. all kinds of Gudp, Pistols, ■•cb—, etc., etc. 2 ly. TOBACCTL TOBACCO. I —j ßep co "»‘sntly on hand, a* Al - , TANARUS! * •*»!■ roll's, ft good ar T. h ®{ frtdea of the beet quality of Laimar**’ which 1 will sell at Macon, 6>*su and Atlftuta prices. n._ „ w: r. mvug. n ’ ®*., April 80, ritmt— ISAACS’ HOUSE, hotel and restaurant; s*ACB, j j . Proprietor. ft vi lrv» HAVENS &, IrQWN, WhftlftnU anj If i■. 11 B As* K r E, ' ,l:X8 ' fI'AIWSBBS,- m: iiA\vso\ .mmm Vol. i,i i. ten Itewsu fan*- »»ry «..»»«M*fFMjFhi*. -f| >ll. AXX*-x|jlj. Dealer Lsnds of f l** tt, It It < V \t' H rt^a<4A_AVi\l»cgiii \a/ LVV.v Jtnttiv UyUGrv JtiTE^ ■V inart:. >. n. kho., Doalers MtAil Duf (iooils, &c., IO¥l»HW A WKFFIH, Dealers J hi Sfa|>lo Drv Goods (groceries. lerw in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, and I >i;i:i*l.KS \V. mT, Dealer in^f-aple l \I«H *■ 1 I cV)O!V A I.l>, 85. Dealer in Family '0.4:1 (iracerics. South side Public Square ' : ijv llTOjiafa. A., IJcaWt .In If tt’bfi, %\- Sharpe & Brown’s old stand, Miin st. XL Family supplies generally, next door to mgrs^wLftnti WB'Wlivn pAKNIIJI & MIAKPE. Dealers AW in 4}r«c>riiei usd !PmvU«ii«, r v^rosiic /'uhlie Square, Main st, n> f f.rrv \\i»i;K A PuihoTT, O*. Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries and provisions, 2uß door from Hotel, J/ain st. WOOTEA, W.’W.V Ufa ler in Groce ries and y-'iovisions,- Loyltss Block, Muin I'lmt IUI'LESfL .1. IL, iJvsier in ' J ries and /Yovisions, .Wain st. a VA* I vHlctilioitei iea, y J >yi£H <)t ; CQjXI'IU, Disiers in Gro y, jetie* Chies, jk'audies, Coulsctioiieriek |_>«|ipru!lv, Mauiatreet. j L &LL KS i*i p Xfe cX /'IHEAXIIA YI, C. A., Druggist and V 7 Physician. Keeps a good supply of the Red Drug Store, Main pt. . |t WaiclioiiMw IT* fTIvTOilf, .5. At Slnrpe A Brown’s* old stand. Maifc street. i a 7T«5 i'i? xk? Lj stiect. i'i # r¥.VA\ . .4.1 .ss yioi.- tl 1.1 I', keeps"obfisfiintly in Land the ' l.itist • style? s/t-Mpy. Boihh-'s, Tiitn itiings fce., Loylfss ls'ocß, .1/ itii rt IVattlrHleps ireri 4 S.E.EIM, .10131 I*., will repair lV.ab.<, Clocks, Jewelry, .lAisic 15, oks, Acco and ons, &c , always to be fmi and at his oid.sttyid, on NptUi pf. i-’uhiio * quare. I.fVoiy SSnhlt's. .v' NS3 ASSS'E, Rile and r a.uwft- Stable, Horses and Mtiles for sale and hire Horses boarded, isbrtli gidc /’ublfai Square. pKtWCI:, A.« 3 H,S?\eSuK t f.iverv Rtable, and dealers in flbrses and MuLs. .Cavri.ifffa,’HiiQtfinr itiid IL>r9<»» Ibr hire. IlorAs UoaftltiF’.ai masoiiabl*: tyrras at. their 4ie(V Mnißle'o'ii SSain st. IEAA IS, \A . X., Keeps constantly on J iler i^^‘)gil|a?s^|»ai»4treet||y i j I G HtiMiiilU. J. <*■ h* , Dealer ill *»tV6< , Cartiidge", and goods gfe'iierairy, afaiil st. I Smloou. ;i. ,7T u/Airn. FAfkieißi Deal#'? fn fine \\ Wines and Liquors; ttignrs, &c., Alain st. -u-> .•■ u . 1 lc a-?; TatHivry aiirf Slior Mi<*P lEE, W. South 6ide /’uKlic Squar e. C Cabinet Sliop. 7 > AEhiH EABEtttt.IiOGEKS & Li, CO., are prepared to m.iU and lepur anything in she Furniture iint. South side Tub lie square. . . •. ’ . I m.mmvw * n »W3T«JI 'iar ut —ARE— icngoftx) A SELLING GOODS VERY CREAPJ Let. fill ronirmber that \rr fcrrp al ways uij hmul ,su' U a ar the time's aud the place dew and, wjuvh Wi£ WILL a • rfl/ " - • • , ... y.a t - Sell On Reasonable Terns, r.XH Aa*l' .*> *0 »• :r» i- • < Shoes. Os the best articlo, at . _ •iA3HBXC>AJB * BjT ORRi^ROWIi.^PA’.S. Dawson, may 28th 1868 ; .3m. HOTEL (Ofposilr H'ht f’uyenjjff TTcptt-)^ n\CO?L, - -, m VVOKGIi. IS Kuw open for the visitors Having spared no expense in furnishing -uuco in the South, I feel confident that I can yffcr to my oi*p»ron* amftKaptfWMe all tHn* (fi|y can v isU in a Hot at Odl drill aw tne. JYL. BVINGTWf, Ceß2o3ra • Late ot fmU V«wy, G*. DAWHONi ciA., .m.Y:;6, - -■** • •» i j . I THE PnESretHT’S' BEssto >'ViiJoedWtl|¥H y,rv'lk‘* 1 4Ac I^fKnWrW'*- Waa ias s -Awottui kM W *P(j, wHwhA-- fcV f AVi ill! JWfctiaWl'W'rrvr'li** tF*erii».’«lo vtl Vtejr Q‘ skmly-Tjga W4V^ K*t»m l! " ’atej 1 Jv-f ?.?PfU» vt WJSP : To tiu+itfidfa MtJ \tf ]< BWtfrifeh'cV !,:if !•],’y m ,t,J cforh t.ou,e fiiVinert, Ry, jfyjj, t>r 4 Oou*litjnion Under, nli un uni sLh,.ei**', th<> r •suit of their IttkiiM/yaMj 2 r " !,v:;s n " 11 wfetin t'l'n wfifi bofitj atih a VI, I, ti.c L!;.. l.ilfty rl'nmn. Sulh L.-it,- tl'.o crLlna tion in WnVcD tne jjj apdj litis evi3r Ifetrt hclcl fiv ojir .q«^uuifj^nyj^' it is no» surprising ll, a j; any j.j, po.-i- : tion for its aUerutipn'q( umentinwiit ehrtlild 1)3 rl>(*e;Vpd reluc'uiitje tqul! dfSti'bst' Wliifs't tlijs aje,| sol ves oo:v,[;)c'i]i!a'i,}fi pud cncut.ra^o., merit d>'anfstful prevehtuwve i.J uiaiepi essat*Y attempts to LUt if tnust b^ponp^Jiffaijtiiu^jjluisJ UVvfildfied ! irt)|Veiieetione and o.qq.', I in the Constitutions, the rcjoi UuiUoji v( v\'trit , h l LSs JL*y tie qost intyrovtft <if the t‘‘^jptry t Som,u iif tii^ru !j! n e^! rUjJfi® P 1 vii'fea Tn nm are dtßerh ivliich f ' afuioqgh bftrtiirhl to thy afteqrtiop yf hare never heeu so pccsqiiLivl as to cii abiu the j q{uGar jinleojnoQt to iletuit- IliifTO who-tier they deliM be ri.Uoclcd by menus oi nildiUohyl enac'.nicuts 51 y objdct itl tflls commnis jto s ".- , 4' s t certain ilcfi'utK in the t ui,.-;',. -tutiVfn. wfiieh fiectn sq, to. .rryuifv , c.rtei iien, Wffif r« iccoii.iiieiiU that Urn qf tlfe iiconfe by taLea on tb.«AlpMfcitf 8 ~Osevi. I’l e first of the efijfqcts to which I 4c sirtt to djrsct attcntion',7fi in tfi*t'.ola»s«. of the CoastitUtioD which provides fqj theeldctioa o'MVef-LfenJ dent. throogh the and not by an irampdijite vote of "the people. The importtfpee orso amending this oteusc ig'tcrsccatc to the .people the election of r »Ai'W r i!l»4 , V*Jc'nt by their airpet ypt.es, great o:.rncstness'sfljJ 4V>l*.(y .% l?Tesi derrt Jacbrson ii| his first fnjiual. ncs «ig*, ar.d tli,e fecomwienT’auon wg§ rc •jtjshod in fivopf liij fubscepuent cqn.uiUj f ietfions to Cu'ngreav,"extending through Abe eight years, of bis. administration. —, ,Iu his message of 1820 be said.: ‘'To ft e peopln, belongs the right of eliCirg their Chi's Magistrate.; it was never designed tbqt their Oh ice nhould, iu dirty cdse, be defeated, cither by the I intervention of Electoral CLllegcp, or by thvr agqßcy’confitlrd, uti Ji r certain cen : tigcßtics, to the 11 use tT TTpfescnta tives.” lie then proceeded to pt: (e the bhjc tioos to an election of President by the House of li’presenla'ives the most im portant of which was that the-choice of a dear n uj'ruj of the people might be -partly defeated. Lla then closed the nf gunmrt with the so lowing ceiimHlniea- Ijcn: ‘•i vro'.ild, ihcrcfoPe, fe-otfintend such uu.eiiiiuietit <rf the i) uieririition as' Oiay r.move all intetynt dihf<• ney'in’ H e election of President and Vice-I’rcs idcij. miy as -ff pretftrve To each iState its present relative weight in (Vilure in the first atlenii t rriay iie I ro--. Jidct? ■fur' seSond to a choice between the fpvo TyTihest ijajidiyy , dates. In Ootinection such an atuenfment, It would seem advisadiiq, to, limit the rervidrs of the ttyied Irate to a single term of ei-hcr fuur or six yeats. If, howevi r. It should not bo ’adopted, \t Is worthy, of cgmefJe|jAUuu whether a frovlslbn dbrjuidi for, bffiee the R prcseoialives in Cp gtojs oa whom' such an efcctiay may ed wdnTd not hs proper ’’’ Altllough this recoaimemiatiqn wan repeated with undiminiabed,earnestness ic scteral of b'X succeeding messages, 3*;t tht! propcStd amendmeut vfas never adopted aud submitted to thp people bj j OougToss. The danger of a defeat, pf the people’s choicq ip an elcgliqn of Representatives roiuaUa un provided for in the Constitution., and would be gfoatly increased if the of Representatives sboh[d assume i Kwer nf-bitrarily to reject the votes ?f a ate which might nut be ea*i in epn formlty with the wishes of a majiulty in tint body. But it Prcddent Jachsou (ailed to secure the amegdmedt to the which he urged so persist ently, his arguments contriCu.ted large ly to the formation of party organiza tions which have effectually avoidqd the contfceticy of an ejeefion by the llou.se of Rtrftcssntatives. Those organizations hrtt a resort to the caucus system of nominating candidates,, and afterwards to State and Ts’atfoiral hayp been successful in so limiting the num ber ctf cbndtdatcs as tp cjipapt) tljc danger, otf an (Lction by the lipuse ol liepie sentatives It is clearr, however, in thus litnitigg the nwtnbe# of candidate's the true object and spirit of the Constitution have been evadad and defeated -it is an itssewtial Jtoture in our Kepublican systom of Government that every oitizen, po?*ess ! ing the Gonstituiional tjualilications lure aright to beweia a emeWate for the office of President and VtOe l'TosAiow*, and that every- qualified elector has a right ,t* oast his vole for any citires whom ho may regard as worthy ol ihese • offices. RutnDdar the party brgaaijrs-’' lions which baVfe prevailed for years, 1 tip?sc OSS' ulial rigkte ot the people have j been as tffVoiunity ewt off and destroyed 1 as if the Constitution Tisnlf bad jirobib ited their exercise. The danger of a de- i 1 feat of the popular choire in an oleetion 1 I bv the li ouso of H«prc?rTTtarivcs is no | gt L ; tor than ?n tn eifhtdtyif'aAfdc eallj by thel ji’Aftc TL'emselvcs, when by the- lawn sfEwly ‘orgßtiizatiorv, mvl i bv the CoußtiUional. proitsdcti rrsjriir— kg-tiid' popfioTob- *Tor elbefors in- 1 stead of- Du- thi’resitierit fir Vice Prss- ! intent, if is'njd.s iilpmcHcaMi.* ior any u,»B«a to his except thrmifli ihu procfti* o| ft party nowinnti m, and fur auy vouri(roast bis suffrage for any (Mhe|*pgrwdn|iafi oiothu* WodilitTor ward . tlrrf,iud «Le- manijmliUrcus of a unitii listing (tuvofftioH. It is thus Japarent-that hy moans of party organUtiiuis that provigipn of the j Uonstit-tfrfOrlMtiAi ftfpiires*fife election •of Prcsidtnjand ti bo Itlsdo thf-tAah the Electoral Colleges, hw teenAirileiiustratßenUl and poten tial iu Acfeaiiig the gHat object of eon* feeing «4' these officers upon the' people It may be concAlod tbaf I party brg ic|cparab!e from ! and tdhat, when ' fitmeji ani masaged in sH'bmJJiniiJnn | to the Couftituupn, flii y may bervinuai I bio safegqirds Mpcputar liberty ; but arc pegiiftid to, bad ambirfon, fhfty ire liable to become , the dangerousinstmlncn’ts of oVertbrow ing .that GoustinlfiiA itself. : impressed with *f phese Ihcwr, 1 feel called upon by,, an iurge rative si rue of duty to jevivi euh.-f atiaaliy tin 1 rLCom«i#Bd«tton'so'o'tcn and so earnest ly/ by IVsidwi JabUtfrt; and f;' urge that the amcnd|«iiif ttaAbwjtiaffsCiJ' tut ion heroM-iit ar mnmi s&wir ilaif pi-oposhjoh may hg submitted to per pie' fer their l Recent ewHWhate fchfiih'tße VeceJ sity of an amondaieti tUrhe biou, distinctly ijtligirig shall discharge the Hr ,(ijeSA the United jstatps,.in ttu; e.Yunt.oi a ’vMrttey indhat offiets by the aeathl r*-, ignition or removal sf bofh'the pftS? dent and Vqee President. It’fe stilutiop, and no{Jbe . enabtiticnts of doubt'Tii ty. It ‘occurs to ble ilrtt iq the evegt of a vacancy In the office hr I’fesidcht' hy the death, resigowtion, d<sabißty"t» removal of bgtli the PigsidvAt and A'iee President, the duties of the tiboo devolve upon an t ffieer Os the Rdpaittifcnt, rather Than oVc connected, witu tire or JtnPe aKD [mrt mtnt. i'tre oljjaMtons to do.fgnuking the Ih-i.-idctU pro tempore of the i Senate or the Chief Juriioe -»4 the Su preuwe :tLi klety tsjmoiilly 1h ! ifc§ Sf a vacancy prodo!44 hA'wAoval, are so obvious turd so unauswt ruble thwt the/ are both interested in preiuoing a va cancy, and according to the provisions ol the Constitution, ars members of the tribunal by whose decree a vacancy fuay i bo produced. Linder suoh circutrrstamws ! the iaipropri ty of designating cither of j these iH!e.<.re to succeed the President | so removed fs palpable. The framers of the Cnhslifjjti'on, ! when they rtfurred toCi.rrgress tbe se'-’ tlminut of the successioti to the offiia* if in {he event of -n vitcwi | by ih the ofiieee of bo h l'r sieleiituiid \ ice President did not, in my. opip .on, con enrplitte fNc dcdgruitlon of any roller thur nn othiuTOf the Kseeutiv- 1 Hhp»iUj,ie.n. f , yaj u.lioui, in sii h a con tingency. the piovvf i's und duties'd ttio PAe.ldcnt shoAild devitive. Vntri rd ei iihv, flie giyntii)gnui*y hue torn r<.»- mote, and serious ntUnt* n ha. -rwH tlu: ij-owUcst incungrn ty Teiween the provision <d .the ttWmstitw*.' lion pn U.iri r-u - Kx^nmiUierictwrivCorf ,grpss of 1792. lluvilig, honiarer, bean brbUjght .l:uw* to la as with ihfti itnj ortant que ? tion, it stems ait enti nciitly yuxij'ec.kiiije Iw Us to make the , hjgidujiOii to- the -lantruafre, - iyt-nt, um.d y»oy>ty of die GotisHttrtion, htul ibuj tliif Ji.Wtilive Dei*«K. men! "beyond the r<m»h tis uwnqjatinti, fill'd legislative y»nd •luil,c al Department* miery tioip ttj.cwpblH<*fifh|' ii!l tne powers of Govejnmenf! It has ! pecurreii jA. .uve thid its the evebt <if 1 sych a vacatKty, the du ies of i’re.-’f i!en» wpivd dovolwe iuo»t.Hp[ rrtpn-iatw ly upon smrie one <tf the beads trf die several Eaeoutiye lfsjmt'iiiietits ; «n] unde£ this t,i kvi.’liiiii 1 piwswrtt -to/- .ypfir const aeration," uu aiuep«k|'tlW'<(+ the oiidhia with the reeouimendatfon that it be submit ted to tlie peoftle for their aivtioii. > * tKbirato C.fl the necessity of an aifttniimeni i«f "’trial o£ ,UityCoa4titn' ion wrriifv "for tne electjsg <-■; SsanMV to Congress byi the Legisdituros of tht> several Slates. It would bo more < i«n* the geuius of our Cos. in govern niLtit if the Senators wore iihossu directly by the poojdeof the several Siates. The alf)eetioi»* to the election ofiStnutors by the Legisla tures are eu. lAHiintbn? jlitri l <ieorrr if ’ unnecessary to do more than submit the propuuitiuu .fcw si*> ht a»- wauntt- ' tilcdL .with tlui rueumiucudutinß tlmt 1 ’ft .be optned to’ ’.he people lot- their ,t. i Jt is strongly 4t* pressed oh- my ffri flft 1 th it; the tenure of office by tTidJudi tciary t>Hllo IfwSforfMatWfluflffg'good \ndmviur, l->r Ido, is inewwpiiiitflrii with qf .ILhl'uUiieau (liitim nient - aud .-pimnii i am fii ly by thb eViuAnce of •judgment n’p'n tiffs snlj . t in the dlf- Vcrcii'. Ststw ol the VmAJ I, tiiere)ore, deem it mV drtty frif'rc- an ariMJHiktti Hi t<> ' Rfifution f by wbic'i yun of ib«l Jlldivial’i tlicers wouM he limited to a period of years, find I herewith j re sent it, in thedroiifc that (lifigTcss vvffl ? subroth it to the jieople for their deei- 1 hi ho, , nfcft w ui; s*(Hi eG .Aid The foregoing views liave long been i .ndyriuined by me. In ltUd, in the House of Ke|n eseiilutlvos, uud aftt r- 1 wards, in fSOO, in die Senate of the 1 "United flutes, 1 sulnnitted subslan-, fjwlly ti»,e vgnioproj i as . 4\.ljjeh ’ die attention ol Coti^Pwus- u*- Reran invited. Time, nlmerviifi/th' tttjtl 'eXiiofieTicS htivc-ctthfirniod thc«e cotivicfinfiiif uniT. . ns tt inattcf <5 ptib'ie ditty* vim) uikH «’ deep sim-e of' my (’onstHufiDiml oWi g.aljon M to voeGihirrcnd ttt Ibo Cirmsit/- rtaiiiuivlof Uoiigrcßtfslfch ineiisufe«” , iitt I utoy deiHir 1 WCessnry nnd expe dient, ’f 1 submit* the ttcc.mpnnyihg proportions, riml their nddpllqn :mi! otbbmiieioif tn tfic jintgrrient of the i pwiflo.: ' AnbrkW Johnson. W4i.4iitigt n, D. $., July 18, 1808. • JOINT IrfiKrtl.BTlON A’ifoTOSt.NO AMJttfp- Mti STS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE unitHfmj sjatk*. MhJ Whereas, The'first. At time of th.e Constitution of tlje United State#'pro vides fbr amendments thereto iu the manner following, viz: 1. (Ungrcss, vvhenuvcr twe.-tnirds of Hbusos shall deem it nccc &ary, shall propsse amenumeul* to..the Uytif stitution,or, 90 the application’ of the LegrslSfUre of two-thirds of the several States, ShalJ call u couveutian for pro ■rpcsingj, ameudmsutej which, iu, f eithw cas*, stidll be valhl, to all infents and' purp s; -, as part t -f tLis (’ ,i,.-ii;uiteu when ra'ified by the UcaiaktijruA of threr-fourth's of thfsev.q’ral S;,it C| 01 1} V net 11 ti ms it, tbr.r f .urlhs there* f, as’ffic'Mc or tR other mndpAtf maiy>TiC proposed by'Congres!^ • . v «oj my be muflO'gYior ho Th« year.pne jji Jisakgi tfuY'dref and sh|<JC.in Any ' first and fij.urA’e’ a**eo*- [in fl/ti iiTfiifi section of t,bo firat arliol#,* and i.«. consent,] in'tbc ocnale. Ti..i f.n, tv 1 by th.e Senate and Hn’hsd’-Af :: pr* utaiivcs u s the liuLu*4 jSiatef qf An, flea, iu (’ougruss acseku !>4 Gw J lab lluusi*s eonvr CHfTilTgrj Thit [he f Jlqwidjg amend t re l.:T oD^iy*i T U 11,0 •fstafos *8 [ f 'V'J-wjff fng. J.qgisiaVitrkiß -f 'be Urn id STitus, which, whe»jMi*j, ti and ty rhe U-gi-lalurosuf and ho to r«- t,n'S tit. ![in p js'.s, a- put el tlm tj iu stitinipn. - r hMI a r ar the Tioblduifc, aj|A Vice of the j/qijtgd S-u'e*. .ha!! be ft r ijt: tirui es six year* hy the people us the .Stat.s, in the mafmer follovving.,- Each Sahw shall, be divided By the ,j» distrittp" rrjrffl *h 'nimher* tj the, whore nUfcbcij’of Sanators _{U;prc seutalivi’s to tihich suoh Sjate 'may be eutitlcd in "the Oungma of' tbe United States; the said districts be com. posfd of contiguous iciritory, and to, contain, as nearly rs may be, an y lu fiber of persons entitled to be rtgre senfed undeY the Cdnstj'tqt op, and ttj 'bo laid iff, f r the fir t time, iiumedi: ately after the ratification of yiis amend ment; that on the first ’f’nu sday in August, in the year eighteen hundred j , and on the same day. every I year thereafter, the cit'z -ns nt' each I S'ate \fho possess the qaaiiliejti jqs re i tpristte lor electors of the uieri? nuaicr- I ous branch of the SiaJ-e Legislature mhill meet within their rcsp.ciice din-. f tricts, and vote for a President and Vks ' l’nsideqt of the Uuited States; #nd ! the jr-’r.-Ou receiving the greatest nuuj. j her of Votes lor'Ti vsiJeni, and tho.Oßo - receiving the greatest number.of votes' jferVha President in each di.qriei, shall 6o hell to have received jape yo*«,. Avtiich fffflt -I all be cuiti fi dby lb C...V ruor of the S ate, to ca di of lie .Senators in yoqgri ti >iu sncli Hfatc, aricl the Pi of the ftcoare kmf SVcahcr of/dt*e xLyifca ol 1 1 pres WfattvCs Th<( ulibe ' Gni’di rilaJje.f snajr be lu. sfatuoq opi.Ubu, rcepctf Slan‘tla| in October,, t£« -y*** ■ ■ V' 1 M.l--,'a V l oU.«,e and tW MfW%WA m (be •pfeeCq(;c.of TLe Hoiua ;rtiicai l Cs, aM the, ‘btjfl ,|At.^ ; be.e Counted Tncpersciipßawing '&A m/Biffpr of vises gtMsidfyt shall he PreSlSeDfj if mi li iiamtiLj be «^. M l to a majotlfy ot*the wltohe lumber ot j vjres given ; but Luvo l [ ;■ : f a Ktra.li qeliela od Jne 6rtt tine mCntu’of thou. B-gton- Diffng 1 ' twei u ill pcQdfif, Um twoihMica nuffib^ PrwtcreutWTiica second >Aeli: y* •tets^;L h | »«Hl (ho votes c<fu/>(c<j, in. tga ignu^^asuor rom#' a s®llkPW“ a v n u mher ot vp ikwll iv.isidei t. y> uifiwo or 4ajl Uavig fn«,i vedt-fWi, gfi aiest, aod tut. (pul cumber U’ v-itue.. at tllC ft* . who slraTl haje t t,hy gf«4iti« hmulJfr-ofVcltvß jnr tjie ucc»t(:B|ai.|i<«boc pf S'lres fhpjj jpfc s n having the 1 1 Vie • Pies deut. at shall 156 v r ice Prcsia rj,,jt be < fghy '-vlnrW ■ uuuihe* ft gs 5Vf/i >v H son hive sjmli ueapyj,*, .-eoynj elecliJjn shag' M,n««=a Wm perstfis Having tue two highest numlmtn 1 )' eitiMe stunc daygffia t, tW eWor twin i- dent ; aud Kn jW»on j-f’T l -”' «f Tor Y:«o Pio>d.iu slt.d. bo Vice President J 15ut if tbiue should bappaft : I . bo an eipiailty us Vof. s. b|»M*«*n Uk> person's so a( iho Skutf< HOO, t’ou.fhe pcnapivhaviqg o*g»)len stp»h dcf»t; luf l i el *ti a fh.lL be ncoessafy ip ejuu.ol ,V*c* i’wai- aiftd not necaAsary . iu, the «;bo pt ,fi-n*tq ..-p4*l, ahor-HV a Vioe PVctident from the perfoua, hav-. j ing the two highest natnhtin iuthsfurstl eleetion, as new ;rcseiibui iu lbe Ooustitution; provided that afier the, ratiliraiion of this amcmduicut to the Oopriituti- n. tVf V*V'"IP'4.,V sna’T fei jj'thtir i ffices feS-. j p.'«rife i y J t J p jjh|f jtriu if «tx yewre, aud that no President or Vice iTr-ident y&>. d.’>. 1 & OT* U -T* *w- yv-- -y y 4 - shall he eligible for re olcoliou to a st c- ODa term. . * • See. 2 And be it further resolved, That .Vrriele 11, Shctien 1. i*arn:rra; L (i, of tj>*! Constitution of the U-altlff States, shill he amended so as to read as I if! *ws : In pase of the removal of 4he Press-,. diub frotn office, or of his death, or er inability to discharge thq pow»ra ami duties of said r>flsee,'Uie same shall .dqvo.vo on the -VTee Uresi dent, and in the ease of the removal, death, rociguation os inability, both us the I’reiident and AUee Eresidynt, tht powers and said duties (ft Haiti t tftse shall dcrelvc.unmj the Secretary of State for the time being, after this oTlicer, in casp us vaaaneyjin that or iu 'other denartmewtSj and in the ortler in vvltich they asc nahied, on the Becrofary of the Treasury, on the ’Secretary of War, uu tbe ti.eretary of the Navy, on the Secretary of the Interfor, on tbo luistrp aster General, atfd 04’ tbp Attor ticy Gchcral, aftd such officer 09 whom the powers and fluti, sos IbesiJent shall deVoive in wco .rdaneo Wftji thb' forpgo- 1 Hig prosiaiotls aball l.bcn art as UrTsi <ytdV9rij^c4^Wß^teb»iyMtrv‘»‘| S. tbfrVr fesoi Thti AkUflfe, Uttncaibti’iJ, be : MbWirtfel' to_rc»4*sJo.'lu»s t t g tMtiriit * A *•. ; The Sijnat* pf Sfatfa slialr no Composetl of twu dt aaMn'i Ifpm e'.clt Htafi'j-cbi'scn by the persons iptal i!idtbv»tt.vtots Wr tt* lirtfwts dr tVe' 'inpjltqmmwr.gij brautblot tba fi g»4a ture jttjftjf, wad cash Ssaatier ’shall have one vote. i iTlrw **i ot ♦W'KuSfi 'fmridY ,coioe.nf thofWriiaisw t#wb!tij»dHM ,n % ftW n «oat-WitfLi 'o*o jbdgeu k botfi of ami Ltomd#, shaft hnld their offic s Juriug tbe term of tt years, ‘ lor their sentie t a ■wdv4i; stodb bw IdiiuilfctiW . 'abA'' ingAiwii; cawtimsawoe.iu fcmi tk shallbe the duty of th« iTtesMimit. ol the Uuited VitLin six’‘indotht’ sft»rtb«'4X>libaift,?f VmiTiSlncnt iyHbMwfowMMisMnfrtJlf-.'fbb rriyjided hy.Ujc ||U"MiM«qai^4'«ahes Der/rf «Tud4sg as Deaf as may be <j*u* 0» MM#, ’thf F&a *oP ffie Judgi a of the first, btf^S 1 tailed, at toe. ot| »bu toairrfl year jVum of, k#'S gi cUtid ciasj at 4bc expimtiuti, of tfic, cghffr y'Afj’lrifd ufUift.tliird at Jheuoffpiraitibtfeftbfi tfntfflfttl rol'f,’ s> that ote-vtoiis limy bo efiosen CveT}" fourth year thsioifieiu *;• • observed l hat n eel la ip o vaftmfc rtcli DwAvrv never invi'lcd ah> oniijhinJmv h*»i. ia wv .i- ■, ‘•i’ll lay n lyugrf.Jidui4:(i »rag,. .. ,u Inc 'flu'er being ueeejiXiul, lie cocb tfie-n.rst (T.j»lo the M, ■b<fc|f[ , S*?ifuAL-’ MWdribfcjlWfcHfWi t dWTtrts i‘ | Fie UV J Sfct'H»ul*lM*W I fljately, for lie can save five thousiuw it ‘ siiW'tTi’b master. “Uev (b'-u rtfct* Hi i’pww fliiffj heiss-yo h<‘ l^rfn, %u*^4 , ‘ydm tfi^iyviu^.-dvlliiftS.’ 1 - -sv’** k'* aim uuifeiiud .as • ■ . \5 hut ns that, sir.; you me, ,fcjuitemnr] (liitlar's f T ' ’ : “tHif i iwn 5 be,ft I sde j ittl' iTTS’ id ditniur, i jw;l4*.gflri t‘.wuy nwd culH digatu.:’ . ... „ ?ti .i hst,t<iaUiy* * pfoyi fir, etiiye iu.aqd #«►* Lpr wTui me. “1 shall be troublesonie.” '.‘“Nvdwt.'uO;”* »?'••» »' r'* r Tlui vita kiti wmtqaeUUfWßf.i b- «* As sy*j(} a« iJuiiAuKAras-UVeiViilul tku v,rc ‘ a ell, sir, sal F the ,jnsm pf tl«i • 4, ni\v to'yAAfr* busiiietw.' Pray Tit ’fuf fl) s 3 aVj f^*J ‘tho unfaMditAlllafV. t ' b r » he. “'V.A'Ur ~BYk ’l.snfd Utf *udi ti huia *• d u i ba*»Boi(f knb-'i f xi« ' Anfl y.TvintewiEl fMrtioft ficrHvifV jy[ .P PjisidfffiY d*di«w»ir'aw* a-L-'sad mji IW as feaad we dw» r». , vv by, (lien, snr, let me have amd I will take her w ill! forty five them .-an 1.” J ,tWisx» psaratonriA as i* * xs.iqw div wdis wa W ♦ Sat to Louiiqn, was m ooi| on 1 Ji’‘lch?ff^f>ywilfHSnsf’ what 1 jV g«**MWrt Hr lW , ’PcSAtr,f t y biAftety miles away i •SB TVTfhlfffP, im Tl ntcAJiTiß ;fTi( Ml. * 1 t4Hww#\’**wl<l riAwygtoflWiWh j’^Wo 9 TvM slicie*|e*iL vr?‘ *»aq »dl ic! t«l “% °!>W S Htftw raresses h m fjii(lUr.”.u • v . _ '“mm* 2?..J fl#fnatr*hJMn»g«,fTMr Ttfr.V'p \?oml. ' AW MDft-hWI.k il ! #., } ififl l uuk«zuu' ksiwsdt w*sKe Wi^ndiis , U .*{!} ui i'fP. * t»o a wmmu^ “Iheadlui! she sJiqllsuffer for Cmd’J r —fftswHßr i ’ ’HOiWlndv*!»H-lA* mK»Vrt^.F WA ! hl**|»»s; its Jt us •ridfy, ,uUf f*M e'e v.. kj> .>>,»; .t. ''i ffT»i licdt r!| q«u iriFdWW, jw <w"»ted dw i •Milj by aTiornofi. A prftnr.nent •ctMti el that place is implicated, J Ovrer thsec hundred Susedfo have *e>. tied in lioekfuoi Lilian is since April 1. They came dirctly frooi their native land ;fnd°arc a hardy, industrious class nfeit it '.hp. a a ssli'ipTOie w vusTT arm* ' '*ni. 43 #d| ? Ah fiOOt Mte ibe ur^t 1 straw ’ 'if tk<> campaign.is, tijat Grant oftdge- dan t soil «rcllsn(Aaw \ »rki Tn the Radical Congress the cry of of *Na> trnual Democratic l’iat4*a »Icellii*s reeoiis'ruclton measuroa “unconstitu • tional uu4-vtfiil, u atd 4ep4Uhj 'further reason that the candi-' fhiMtlwfiVibe'-Ermiddtiijjr,* lj;s opinion that justice demand* wnmfgr)‘tff*o'f tle carpct-hag State Qot''. cri, nunts w'filoFi have bee ft set pp by hkyiuitfsTJj* f£q S'Utlh. The. >afatuoi» now that have tied the l**nds of tbo President, add tqmcfl ever to the tour dcr mercies of Grant and his minion* - have per verted every deprtmeut of the Gorern niaftlyaad «*«ry sprei » of in iquity that leist could desire or power . . "U Veitllioß,” wk«Q"tIMF pfaslesortfie American people are pro* paring to rise and dri'eo them from tho places whiob • they desecrated. They anirkilrfrtnretrt ofthe DemocraUc'fßjp firm, and tho dcelanitiyu us UijJEj libnr, are iu .strict ueeotdance wavAo opinjut cf the H ujii cine court (Jni tcd.StaUß, whiuh opinion wbhl4 jiavo burn piirnujgatod iu formal uhd solemn for the timidily of a 'i tzubuijaL i Tfcjy two# that ,th*¥' wbfb policy ha* hem rvvalwticn ,-ffA 4 c *4-to L ' t i, to tubterl tho Got ' crngjenJ, and to overtorow tb* Gjoeti- aud h*vo caus* to tr*mbl> and fear.in the f*oa of that retokutieo, wbiqb pcomisg3 ta rqntpra.frao gowera- luting tbunt to account far Heir mi(jdoetl*aa»l nialpractiocs. Ef cryeitiz,4i of iuto!i igenne iuows that notwitb.tauding tho cla.-h of arms has /eas*d,ithat a.a * v»!ution hat 'jscu «tead tly_^°f»osic| r # eueUet between yijfbt if•‘telf'lwMtete hatwpen prkiatpie* could over throw# tb« Sfmlm Gov-, ernments of l ho uWholt/ bat revululipn c*>wld onfraßahiuHe l ig— Barancc and diofrancUuad iiitaUigeuce 7 tVhat bgl rawolution eoeid 14re how* into ' Vliffibaadwarf clwpfctibaggFftj ’tofciltrtfegr L ‘*mb'lfgrao»E Wbatahu*' revodntiott - dt (hp wfi* af ‘ bifcjis bawpwslf if '■'times of " jti-bloitad paaeo? * A Wide bat fiettivftifm' awodnit. iwtau to ’|3o*at*,bgumDdAqn|inM(#y: frfhrtnfci 4 ' b stlmvwiy .sahhrteJ 'f/rjanolittTfcad 4iy Tnrlwe lt)° bJxcs ? AD i rcbwtl t»e nil, bnr WSH) i r ftijioD, ' d'* 'U««e..^r*ot Wio.gs, ami curry back to the pro'-e --‘Woh^fi t.bp f «)yeiuweaA ""fut has ijoen to th.e vyry, verge .tyjipn. we say rccoiu'iun, mein a rev il'i'iou of ia* U "- drt S ' < *> -«Dt «b UwnUioO.’ atloidunta,ojw. ‘’rest frringjWhjcitsgiay na.-am.v.tTbey bn*. daapeiwto hry a*ay incite W le4tfte , A-. toay are haw Tkia qwemitta 1 has heap fuljy di.-cussed in tbo Uwitol Jygajr, Thu plans and design* tot thy yjso'iiijpnioi* whw Uyc nomina-*- t fh#.J*ope [Jhat he will übo Ae MWh if dtof* I '!* dh-«r in pmaar, toave boon uumasked and Ben* ..t'irs Divis aud Hendricks have aetvcyjL. n l -rffial n tb c u; on Somuer, JfertoJi ’ gSiyl (WHhihjtlhrt fAie ?f a tTnh AT AT ,’ni o'cra*U « ‘ PBtbnfArirteflb be swimlTed out nfttdSr iff rho‘co'ndr:g elec ; i m,'Br a ßfH)?'seplivcd of'results hy force. The .Farobins have been cotficd that, if tMßwsffry, force will be oppos-' cd tifiroe, vreh.-nce to violence, and tinat hwror aftd pevref ‘must go to him who eun’WiktJ the s’urJiest blow.— out 1f? wi present mdicationr. > pofnt %» ndhe a fed esmpaiga *out m of the'm> YT'S vMrtfctf-ilfl ct fh‘c edujAly.* fia m are ‘^infersfate. TR^DVersffMF flftr of the jj^fthc,, \i’ost ami NortV; v wtieß at a U)aß I H f J W** r Joyces, .a: that the powu yh '.lff Government *b*U not "he contrnllwi | %Jf, tho'viKNUs tko nef'rwW'iAf-il^!biouth.- pVdJie I’idicals aUcmtbj^rdo;>or t««M to play this, thelist card left them thef know that their fwliy ery of rovg -1 WV*iß now will then become.a fiiaatbik —Col Sine. ** ,y» P tgjT Asa yoy.g *it*S«(iTon! otieFftflririTfy'a Vtrtp'TSpfcir and roHMWV ildpy:' Slid: \wun r. , . I -ii P'Afhv do J ’ f* M l4reanse 1 huWHffIWP PfFDif < flfF*TW«>?rVrt. 5 - S i**» « o ai L at.lVby are you in love with nio?’’ £ HwAthe vorn m. -My V-t, r Lltundßohieri Jfin'y is tjomiiiip ipe, I txp hfi*.” ( , Tilt' in in iurnud back liiii sin a with ati face Ceiog^ I grim ly tFispVasOd Kg turned to the I bivt ilomau and eahi : «»L“Why dsl you-tel! ntoa fi'sehrioff?’’ L wtMmm nmivr reri, Ffc! lf>;r diG 1 voo sjiuak dljytvtitft. t *r*r& i rmidy in love wilb rt><> v\ you ' kaveAue to hunt up my stater?'*