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The Daily Loyal (irorgian.
AUGUBTA, OA. JUNE 13, 1867
Has An vTkaitoi: been PakiionkhY
'Flu- recent decision "1 Chief Justice
( li-isc in regard t<> the confiscation of
tin* real estate of an alleged JUsbel is ol
vital interest at the present time. 'Flic
Chief Justice held that no man was
guilty of rehell ion until he was con
victed, and no man could he convicted
until he had Ihicii tried by a jury of his
licers. This is the literal law in the
question of treason, and, viewed in its
light, we have really no traitors in our
country. The gross negligence oi the
Government in refusing to bring any
to a trial, has really left them all legal
ly innocent, although we all know them
guilty. We have in the United St ates
not a single traitor. Notone has been
tried, and hence not one is known to
lie guilty. In this light another ques
tion arises, whieh has already attracted
the attention of jurists. If we have no
traitors in the country, could the Pres
ident grant any pardons V It is cer
tainly logical that if there are no crimi
nals there can he no pardons. lienee
it is a very doubtful question whether
till the pardons granted are not utterly
worthless—us Richelieu says, “ Parch
ment for battledores.” The President,
is not a Pope, to grant dispensations
for deeds in proß]><‘<}tu. He cannot
forgive a man for u crime of which he
is not guilty; and as the Chief Justice
has decided that there are no State
criminals in America, we greatly fear
that all the funds paid as retaining
lees to the female pardon-brokers will
have to beset down hy the pardoned
Southerners to the profit and loss ac
count.
“I "iii'd" the 1 loston correspondent
of the Daily Timc-i thus speaks of
the Lcgislalttire or General Court of
Massachusetts, and of the services of
the two Colored representatives there:
Tin: I.ICOISI.ATI!UK OF 181)7
is about to adjourn. If lias been in
many respects the most important, at
least in its acts, of any for the past
decade. The two colored members
have conducted themselves ably, and
have well represented their race, and
have shown talent enough to qualify
them as representatives of any class
of men in this State. This is more
particularly true of Mr. Walker, of
Charlestow n, w ho has compared favor
ably with any of the members of the
House, whether in regard to the art of
speechifying, or a clear understanding
of all questions that have been con
sidered. Mis influence litis been felt,
and his speeches, which were the more
able and eloquent, coining, as they did,
from a colored man, have been listened
to with much interest, and he is one of
the few speakers who can at anv time
command the attetit-ion of the House,
as there is generally such a hubbub
that reporters even cannot hear one
third of what a speaker says.
CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
An Arf In ji/n/iit nil, Person* in tin I nihil
Hintrs iii l/nir t'ini Highlit , iinfl furnish On
Minns if thtir I iinUciltinli,
licit inurtid hi/ the Stintfc nnd linn,it of
Hl],rtsCnhdiiis of On I 'nilnl SLat t * -■/ Ann rii’n
■'n < '"iihi - .- ■im mhint. That all persons
horn in tile Lnilett Stales unit not subject to
any foreign ] tower, excluding Indians not
taxed, are hereby declared to lie citizens of
the United States; amt such citizens, of
every race mid color, without. regnrcl to
any previous condition of slavery or invol
untary servitude, except as a punishment for
crime whereof the parly shall have been
duly convicted, shall huvellie same light, in
every Plati'amt Territory in the United Slates,
lo make and enforce contracts, to sue, lie
parties, and give evidence, to inherit, pur
chase, lease, sell, hold, amt convey real and
personal property, and to full ami equal
l/ciiclit of all laws and proceedings for the
security of person, and properly, as is en
,-njoyeil by white citizens, anil shall lie sub
ject to like punishment, pains, niul penalties,
and to none other, any law, statute, ordi
nance, regulation, or custom, to the con
trary notwithstanding.
Sj;o. ~ Anil tn it further auittnt, Tluit
any person who, utuli-i color of any law,
statute, ordinance, regulation, or custom,
shall subject, or cause to be subjected, any
inhabitant of any State or Territory to the
deprivation of any right secured or protec
ted by this ait,or to diOerent punishment,
pains, or iienalties on account of such per
son having at any time been held in a con
dition of slavery or involuntary servitude,
except ns a punishment of crime whereof
i lie party shall have been duly convicted, or
by reason of ids color or race, than is pre
scribed for the punishment of white per
sons. shat! lie deemed guilty of a misde
meanor, and, on conviction, shall be pun
ished by line not. exceeding one thousand
dollars, or imprisonment not exceeding one
year, or tKith, in the discretion of the court.
Sk.c. :t And hi if further nuuted, 'filial
llie district courts of die United States,
within their respective districts. shall luive,
exclusively of the courts of the several
States, cognizance of all crimes and offences
committed against the provisions of lliis act
and also, cmcmToiitly witli the circuit courts
of tlie United States, of all causes, civil and
criminal, affecting persons who are deniial
or cannot enforce in the courts of judicial
tribunal of the State or locality where they
may be any of the rights secured to tlu'.ii bv
the'first section of tills net; and if any suit
or prosecution, civil or criminal, has’ been
or shall be commenced in any State court,
against any such person, for any cause
whatsoever, or against any officer,'civil or
military, or other person, for any arrestor
imprisonment, tre.qiasses, or wrongs done or
committed by virtue or under color of au
thority derived from this act or tile act es
tablishing a Hnrenu for tlie relief of Freed
men ami Refugees, and all axis amendatory
thereof, or for refusing to do any act iqion
the gnmml that it. would be inconsistent:
with this act, such defendant shall have the ;
right to remove such cause for trial to the j
proper district or circuit court in the J
manner pres, rilieil t>V the "Act relating to i
Indies's corpus anil regulating judicial
procfssiiii:> in certain cases." approved
March three, eighteen hundred and sixty
thive, ahd all acts aiucndatorv thereof Tile
jurisdiction in civil and criminal matters
hereby conferred on tlie district and eireuit
courts,>f the t inted States, sliall lie exer
cised ami enforced in conformity w ith tin
law ot tlie United States, so tin a- ueli
law - are suitable to carry the - .tine into
effect; lint in all canes where siu h laws arc j
not adapted to the object, or arc deficient in i
tlie provisions nee, s-nry to furnish .suitable I
remedies and punish offences against law. j
ilie common law, as mollified and changed j
by the constitution and statutes of file Slat, |
w herein tlie court having jurisdiction of Hu
cause, civil or criminal, is held, so far as tin j
same is not inconsistent with 'in* ('(institution
and laws „f <||ic Unit,si States, sliall be
extended to and govern said court* in th,
trial and disposition of sueti cause, and.
if of a criminal nature, in tin: infliction ol
punizJimcnt on tin: party found guilty.
Site. 4. And hi it. further nuu'trd, 'filial
the district attorneys. marshals, and deputy !
marshals of tin- United St.,', -, tin - ye
missioni'is appointed by ih'.eil'ee't sr.c e r
ritorial coui'l' of lb, 1 oil. *i sc-s :'i
powers of arresting, impnsoi'.im." or In .'ins
offender' against the laws of tic United;
States, tlie officers and agin, -of tin Freed ;
men’s Bureau, and every <it In e office:' who j
may be specially empowered liy iii, l’n-i
Uciit of the United State: shall is. and
they aic hereby, specially aiitliorized re
quired, «t the expense of tin- United Sices,
to institute proceedings against all and , v ay
person wlio shall violate the provison- of is
act, and cause iiim or them to lie arrested
and imprisoned, or bailed as tlie ease may
Ik:, for trial befaic such court of the United
States or territorial courts as by Ibis act
lias cognizance of the offence. And with
a view to affording reasonable protection to
all persons in tlusir constitutional rights
of equality before the law, without distinc
tion of race or color, or previous condition
of slavery or involuntary servitude, except
as a punishment for crime, xvliereoi tin: par
ty sirall Irnve lieen duly convicted and to
the prompt discharge of the duties of t hi.
act, it sliall lie the duty of the circuit court:
of the United Unites ah,l the superior eonrt
of tlie Territories of the United Stales, from
time to time, to increase the number of com
missioners, sir as to afford a peedy and con
venient means tor the arrest and examina
tion of persons charged with a violation of
this act; and such commissioners are hereby
authorized and required to exercise and dis
charge all the powers and duties conferred
on them by this act. as they are authorized
by law to exercise with regard to other
offences against the laws of the Unit'd
Stales. .
Hue. 5. And he U furthn tiuuhd That il
sliall in- the duty of all marshals and deputy
marshals to obey and execute all warrc.iif.-
and precepts issued under the provisions oi
this act, when to them directed ; and should
any marshal or deputy marshal refuse to re
ceive such warrant oi other process when
tendered or to use all proper means
diligently to execute the -amt, he
shall, on conviction thereof, lie fined in tin
sum of one thousand ilolliu st,, tlm u-, of the
person upon whom tlie accused i alleged to
have committed the off,me, And the better
lo enable the said commissioners to execute
their duties faithfully and efficiently m con
formity with tin: Constitution of flic United
States and the requirements of this act they
are hereby authorized and empowered, with
in their counties respectively to appoint,
in writing, under tlreir hands. ,ny one or
more suitable persons, h orn lime lo lime', to
exeeiitenil sueli warrant-’and oiliei j>:• < -
as may lie issued hy tliein in the law ful pel
fornmneeof tlieir respective duties; ami the
persons so appointed to excel-!-- any
warrant or process as aforesaid sliall have
authority to summon and call to tin ir aid
the bystiin, ld's or pus-,- eoinitaiii' --! Ha
proper county, or such tiortion a tin land ,>r
naval forces of the United State ,n if the
militia, as may lie lieee-vuy to the pe loi
ninnee of duty With- hi, h tltey , i
charged, and to insure a faithful observance
of the clause of the Constitution which pro
hibits slavery, in conformity with (lie pro
visions of this net; and suit! wnmnifi. hail
run and he executed by -aid officers any
wherein the .State nr Temlorv within which
they are issued;
Stii:. 6. And he it I'urt/ni ■ united, I'lml
any person who shall knowingly and wil
fully obstruct, hinder, or pi-event any officer,
or other person charged with the execution
of any warrantor process issued under tin
provisions of this ai t. or any person or ],-1
sons law fully assisting him ,-, tlietn, from
arresting any person for whose apprehension
sueli warrant or process may haw been
issued, or sliall rescue or atteiupt lo lc.-cuc
such person from the cuslody of tlie officer,
other person or persons, oi those law fully
assisting as aforesaid, when so arrest,-,1 pur
suaiit to the authority herein given and de
clared, or sliall aid, abet, or i*sisl any per-on
so arrested as aforesaid, direeity or iuhiecetly,
to eseiqre from the eiistody ~'t the officer .V
other person legally authorized ns aforesaid,
or sliall lalKir or conceal any per-- m for win --
arrest a warrant or process -hull have lm-n
issued as aforesaid, so as to prevent liis dis
covery mid arrest after noli* of knowledge
of the fact tlial a warrant lias been issued for
the apprehension of such per-on, sliall for
cither of said offences, he subject to a fine
not exceeding one thousand dollars, and im
prisom, nl ii,it exceeding -i\ months, hy in
dictment mid conviction before the district
eourl of the United Russes for the district ill
which said offence may have been commit
toil, or before the proper court of criminal
jurisdiction, if committed within any one "f
tlie organized Territories of the’ United
States.
Sue. 7. Ami In it Jnt/ur nu/hd, That
the district attorney:, the marshals, their
deputies, and the clerks of the said distri, t
and territorial courts shall lie paid for their
services the like fees as may lie allowed to
them for similar services in other ea.-e , and
in all cases w hore the proceedings are lu'fore
a commissioner, he shall be entitled ton fee
of ten dollars in full for his sen i,-c< in each
case, inclusive of all services incident to sueli
arrest and examination. The person or per
sons authorized to execute the process tube
issued by such commissioners for the arrest
of offenders against tlie provisions of this
act sliall tie entitled to a fee of five dollars
for each person lie or they may arrest and
take before such commissioner a- aforesaid,
with •ueh other fees xsmayhe detailed rea
sonable by sueli commissioner for such othi ;
additional services in- may he necessarily
performeil hy him or them, such as atten
ding at tlx examination, keeping the
prisoner in custody, and providing him
with food and lodging during his detention,
and until the final determination of such
commissioner, and in general for performing
such other duties as mnv lie required in tlie
( premises; such fees to tie made up in con
formity with the fees usually charged In
the officers of the courts of justice wtihin the
proper district or county, as near as maybe
practicable, and paid out of the Treasury of
the United States on the certificate of the
j judge of the district within whieh the arrest
:is made, and, to tie recoverable from the
I defendant as part of the judgment in ease of
- conviction.
! Sf-'.l'. 8. And In it I - rt.'t: i natal, Th u
j whenever the Pro-id, -I ot the United Slate
j shall have reason to lielieve that - tlemv
j liiive been or are likely to he commiHed
j against tin prove ions of tin- net w ithin
i any judical district, ii 'hall tie lawful 1 --1
: him, in hi' disrax tion. to direct tin judge.
> marshal, ami district attorney ", sueli
I district to attend at Mill,, place within
i the district, and for sueli time he
j may designate, for the purjvise of Uie mori
speedy arrest and trial of pt-isons ehaiged
witli a violation of this net; and it shnilbe 1
the duty of every pidgi or other ofliivr.
when aiiy sin-li rixpusition shall be ■
by him, to attend at the pliuv -nni for the
time tln-rill designated.
Ski' It. And bt it forth, , Tie: i!
sliall lie lawful for the I'resident of the -
United State-. <>i stu b pi is,,! hi
may empower f.-r that purp- s, impioi
sueli part of the land , r liava! foi
ces of the United States. '•'■■ of '
as shall be necosary to prevent He
and enforce the due execution •:
Six. Iff. Ami ho Ufurthir '■>’. ■ j
U]sill all questions of law mi 'nr :i
cause under the provisions ot iff
appeal may he taken to tie S'-
of tlie United States.
aCHUYLEj: ( <)!.FA.\
Speaker of the House of ih-m -s, iff.
LA FAYETTE - H»STKi
i’residimt of :h-j Huinii. ' .
In Ihi-S,, nleof the (’ntl- and tXnt- ■ -an:''.
Tile President of the United S'
returned to theSonat-- in w in, h -
ted. tlie trill entitled "An r pr-ff
jK'rs,ins in the United Ri.ffe
riglits, and furnish tin- m,-a -i >i. - x
cation,” with no objection tiieieto. tin Si. 1
proceeded, in piu'sunnei' ,f tie C'-i.-fi:-
to reconsider tlie same; and.
lino,Wed. That the -aid hill ii
thirds of the Senate agreeing to p -
Attest -J. Uv". Fon.i.f:
Sc leiiiry of !i., :-' i iff
lathi House of li,/,,, a
April Wit. I"*;-
'fill,-J Imise of Reprcsi i-iiffi',' I"; .
eeedeil. in piirsiianee of the Con tit
reconsider tlie trill entitled' An act top- 1
tect all person* in the United State iff n .
j civil rights, anil furnish ti- means ~f jr
vindication," returned to the Senat, i,y -. 1
President of the. United State-. > iHi 1.-
jeetions, and sent liy the S< na l ■ -tji- H
of Representatives, witli tint tiff
President raturning tie- >iil
JlesoUid. That the bill ~v - '
of the House of Representatives
pass the same.
Attest: Ki)V. .no .Ml 1
liy UI.INTON 1.1,'lYl). Vln t' :-
Reconstruetio:,
The following is n corree.' u; y oi ff
act “to provide lor the more ffie’etit .
ernment of the rebel States .
Whereas nu 1- gai Slate g.u -rn
adequate protection for life or p,.petty
now eristH in the rebel Stats'.- of Virgin .
North Carolina, South C..ro!i, ... A- .
Mississippi, Alai,ii i:;,. Louifiaiia ' ’j.
Texas ami Arkanwia . and where..
uccemary flint peace and good orders-! I
be enforced iu said Stales until ! :■ ,-i
republican State governim life van h i h •
ly entnblmhed i tlierel'oi i
He it enacted In/ the Sitin' . iil
of Jlc)irese.n!alivm "J the (antit/ > r
America i" Con/rn nt -i nhU /. Tin,;
said rebel States sliall be divided into mil
itary districts and made subject to Hi
military authority of tlm United State?
i hereinafter prescribed, and for that : ~
pose Virginia shall constitute the fits
triet North Carolina ami Soutii C'r.e'inu
the seeouil district: Georgia Alabnin ~.-id
Florida the third district M issis p; and
Arkansas the fourth distriej; and 1/
ami Texas the fifth district.
Sec. 2. And >■ -ilfurthn r-m.-tc.i Ti ,t
j it sliall lie the duty of the Preside?,t te
sign to the command of each o! , ..
triets an officer of tile army, not below to
; rank of brigadier genera’, and : » detail s
sufficient military force to euabl,-
officer to perform hi? duties and :
authority within til." distrief to which In is
assigned.
Sko. 3. And be it J’ltii ,-. i
- shall lie the duty ol each othi i r as-'igiied
as aforesaid to protect at! pm.- i-\
rights of person and to s.ipnr.
I insurrection, liisord: :. ami violeurf. ...-i
to punish, or cause to ii-. - jiueishyd, a!i
I tnrliers of the public pen--, and ■
| and to this end Im may ail.e.v }•„. .■ - , tvi
tl'ihiinals to take jurisdiction of mm
offenders, or, when in his judgment itie.i'.
be necessary for the trial „f -itT.,:
shall have power to organize mi'-ff v,. com
missions or tribunals f,n that ,mr;
and all interference under eolu. V h.i •
authority with tlie exercise of miiff un
thorily under thi. „l .-liail bo iiu-i
void.
SlX’. -1. And. to a . r ciiar', ' That
all persons put liudei mliitarv
virtue of this act shall bo tried .. -.
necessary delay, and no cm,i - , u;,-: ■■ ,1
ptinislimeut shal! he mlliote,! . .
sentence of any military coin ~'.
tribunal hereby authoi'ived, m.
life or liberty of any persnu, sltail he , ,
cuted until it. is approved hy the f .<
command of ilic district, and the
regulations for the government , .
shall net he affected by th - ' ; ff;
so fur as they conflict -v-ik i
Provided, That no sonteii.. 'd, -
the provisions ot this act ?h :
into effect witliout tin ,ip; - t
President.
Sec. 5. And a/• ■ -
when the people of any one •:- .! , !
States shall have formed a c-nefiten
government in conformity ~ ith tii ■ • ,
tution of the United Stale* in a rest
framed by a convention of d> !y.
ed by the male citizens of raid >; r
ty-one years old ami upward, .ff v. ha;.
race, color, >-r previous condiv-n:. I,
: have been residenj in said S-a;.- • ■
; Vear previous to the dev «f sueli r
j except such as may he .lisfra:;. I;; -,. : •
participation in tlie rebellion or im ff
at common law. and when such one-l- --
j tion shall provide that the elective ’ram 1 -
j shall ho enjoyed liy all such pel- . >?
i have the qualifieatious hcrvii
J elections ot delegates, aud when sutli -
j stitutiou shall be ratified by a toaj.irtty
the persons voting on the que-riotm
on turn, who arc qualified a? .
- delegates, and when ruoh con-. :i?ui«- - , ,
have been submit ted to u u i>.. >.
i amiuation and apprevnU ;i..-
: shall have approved the si,m.-. . ;t , (
| said State, by a vote of :t J.c..
I elected under said couslitution ? ff.i ! .
' adopted the amendment to the .
lion of the United .State-, prep • . ■
Thirty-Ninth Uongiess. And known
article tourteen, and when said artii ie?l,- i
have become a part of the Consult:;m>: , ;
the United Slates, said State s’ all
dared entitled to represent!-.!.m: -o ...
gross, and Senators aud Rep; .~,
shall bo admitted thorefrom : : , ■
the oath prescribe,! bv law, and th-- : >nd
thereafter the. preceding si-v-eu o! ff
bill shall be inoperative ff- x:d She,
Prnridfti , That lie- person , 'xff ff
the privilege of holding ~:ff., ;,y
posed auiendliien! t, :1m -r. :.! -i
the United States shall b, tii -
tion as a member of the Couveu: .->u
frame a Constitution tor am ~, ,
States, not shall any suei, p. ,- v- ■
toeinliers ot - i-d ei.r.vcTitiou.
ReC. t). Ann hr - fur', ■ r - ■ fi.
uniii the people oi said
be liy law admitted to rep--... .
the Congress of tlm U>iitc-‘l Amu?
; on il ’ll limy ..Al. 'v
shall he dee,iu-,! prevision, ,1 „e!, ,
all respect* duly, cl » t.lie parne' -
tiler in' ol liu United S,q.|,- H
:o abolish modify, or.jir,!, ; .
tii - .-tin: ;ij:o iff all elections t’ l .my office
under rod; provisional governments all
.. reom ... .. ’ entitled te Y„te, and none
; who are entitled t«, vote under the
pi'i.vi-u.ui.s id the fifth section of this act;
■ - ff- office
nff- , >nl: pv,.viaionu! governments
who would lo disqualified from holding
obit - - under the previsions of the third or
ot raid constitutional amendment.
To the Republicans of the Union.
to Wo* Rejnibl;, sms nf -very State, for
tii, ff- a- sistniH-e >■ m! '•'> operation iu this;
‘nerisi? ,:i'oiir country.
o,',- .Hw-m it ~fi tiff highest importune,'
ti,„. ih-iff ■ -,F .- State -• liollbl
,iff off-. .... re., jij/e nu' tlie remaining
,a, 0... ~ ff -ff. i i-!;;;:..t,r to the eom
- |> lt ssh-i eunttsi. K.'fjceiuHy should
iff:.,,..: aid/.;,ii-ni is- limm'di.-.tely eifeeteil
: iff. th-'"': St iff ■ widen le-.v-'- never !>efore
J iv ~ffuiz«l i- the OBlt j»*l Ik.-.- ofgovcrii
j laent the equal and inalicnub)c rights oi j
I man. Not a day .should he lost, in forming j
I and strengthening within those States!
•>. consonance with
j tii- ■ urn!,-: -.. i■: a’ j
I* .iit - . yni -*xv - , ' belong. !
j Sontl. ni State. ii. i .-ist - ifieient
! upcaV:both rue . M'- - ou!d seeottfl!
Uitff tiforts y ,i <t: 'ril .tion of < loci'-1
. .Uviit ‘nfo;-. i: ; tht primiples. policy j
: I ff! :.. of th- R ; -ff.ll n pm: ‘ \Ye j
1- tor ,1; - -ff. w 1 lei,
j v.ho -■>• with v in j.-nnciple may
I- .j-ij to -t with unity and vneurgy.
Ti:-. rai ain - .-ra require,l to bring out
; :1k >. \r of that buy., tardy of Republican
j Unioni-t ho now rend, i the Southern
State •a ! d'. k- f1 at pri.-iiji, it is tl.
i pr, sing need of tlie hour that bold, jrnli
i eioiis and ..tile men, thoroughly imbued,
; with out cri ed, should tlvere cxj.i.un ottr
! prineiqrhff . e?tal-i sh our fiaitbl'dn- ■ to
] then.. ..ill prove tha’ national greatne—
i .tr,d human fieed-uii depend upon the per
intni '-t tTiuntph , . ,-ttr ,n-c.
B, vond tie , it st essential that we
■' -ii a tff. , Stut, -
Iff Tff- " .Id ’ T - -j,, !, i i:ff . Fiee
Fr- Kv ry part if ti : Republic nilt.sl
. ‘ii- a to ff u; a■. f-fi prineipl
iaU.m i >:;•«'• This must be sustained, ••
. u ; oiiul j»- ot iii our creed. • ’ any and
• •-tv ha.-. "■!. Iff : ,i't- to intimidate the
- .■ vetei oil the part of
: ' S ,o :ff ,'.’ i '..-t l'c met w ith
j I 1 :' ii cii, ;',. a'ml th- determhri
■- ,u . try .nd iis ■ :. of effu:
: ting tin m •."■■■ ueh u? the Fatliei- of the
j Ibruhi- .pi ; » 1 ’ ms, a~f
| Irving*; it; i.’h motivi .nd of
.i.-gri.iidw. tbe North at the
I all e; _ ■ dun.'! all discussion, ami
j ov< i v.- ! . ... Ir, ih.ni of though? jn Jif
iff •• It i-, then (bn.
, now .mid, i iv, duty, which we owe
I t«> on* }>«fty i I'd to ourselves, to embrace
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THE LOYAL GEORGIAN,
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THE LOYAL GEORGIAN
IS ONE <>! THE VERY FEW
Outspoken Republican Papers in the South
It w:i tin.' hr-d ill the Stilt,• to advocate the broad priliviple of “ l'AjU AI •
; RIGHTS Mil! Aid.;” it viudicatcM the tloc-trinc ol flic isuprcmaey oi tluo
i ff-. :F,■*.i::si "i State Governments,; it> tuiqunlilicdly dcnotuice;. Skckssion a.-t
:ii .t miiy til*,'.>!!-t itutionnl, but intiei entlv liostilc to, and ,1, structivc of, till
I ’"-mierfftHcpublicaii Oovcrmnciits; it maintain.' for l'<ingress us lli
; body duly appointed by ottr form of government for National tep'Ttilatioii, Uie
and buy to, at all tiftics, so legislate as lo vindicate. the honor ar.ul
pi mW ess \ lie Na tion. It will mdvocate the early w lls tructiou of the
Sun "ff tin platform laid down by the “ Nation* j Union Kepubliean
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Organ of the Educational Associationof \ v he State.
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' :i "" : 1 ' ! " cii "T ilust ' important inberesL- in our midst, and wi 11 l'r„m tin.,
' furnished with able and interesting Co, jm ,„nication< from tj
' h.lueators in the State.
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