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and in substance says thv subject [ Tht presento<l by* the first proposition í busine has beeh ^onsivlered incidenUdly shv eral times by this tiomt, itnd its for* iuer ilecissiou'in respect to it, nee4 only be aBlrmvd^ The National xxmsutuiu.n created hytt a emi ted era*-: y; of States, but n govern nxent of-individual^. It ussirmed that . the
•government ami the Union which ¡I created and the states which were incorporated into a Union, would : be indesirneublo and as far as hu -i num means could accomplish such "■ a work it is intended to make lhern so. The gnvernnh t't of the nation [ and oi ciatos are va< h alike inde- > pendent and absolute in their ivs^ pvetive spheres of action, imt tlie
gov- i st tie I
T heir their
nwn con*
former is as much a purl eminent of the people of and as much entitled to ginnet* and obedience, as k><*al stab* Gowrnmeni? stitulmu ami laws <n t ^i-utts, made in pnrsuan
being in all eases where ihcv applv U the Supreme law of the laud, tiie doctrine of secession is the of treason, and practical s< practical treason, seeking itselt triumph by revolmimmry vi lence. *	/........
out any element uf right or of law, and the duration i gniiuib' cf the war did nol its character. The stales i lion were never nut <d the and never absolved from lb liabilities and restrict ions, incumbent upon them.
I pon the second point it l that without (he remedy th< tract may not be said to exist ideas ui.validily and remedy r superable and arc both parts nf the obligation which is guaranteed by the rimstitution againsr invasion. Hence that, denial of the remedy the states was not valid Uceante annihilate»} the contract.
lhe third of ftie propositions said to be dearly unsound.
Congress authorized a ; frame a new constitution : elected to proceed within th of the authority conferred, suit was submitted to congress bv a voluntary and valid offering and was so received > and recognized in the subsequent.action by that body. The stale is estopped to assail it upon such an assumption. Upon same grounds, she might deny validity of he** ratification of constitutional amendment. The lion of Congress upon the subject cannot be enquired into. The case is clearly one in which the Judi. clary is bound to follow the action of the political (lepartment of-the government, and is concluded bv ÍL • It is added that if congress-hmT expressly dictated aud opposed ami [ expressly approved the provision, qurueWonably, such dictation und approval ívoüld have been without r effect. Congress has nd power to supercede the constitution' of the United States.
Mr. Justice Swayne delivered the ^pinion, also in* the; cáse from ■krkansag, No. 2. Osborne' vs.-; JJSfcholson ct al. In that case there’
■	was a warratity that the slave was
■	sound and that hewas a ¡Have for B ife.; The court -says /that such ^a
■	wafraTity Aloes i:<>t extend to the . F axercise-of the sovereign .- pq.Wer^of-r : he state by which the sUfe”-Vtii-
I imancipaled, and? that the.. 13th -.niendment of the' cppstjtution does ot affect the/ question of tito coni'" .. ract being invalid, . XVheii. /made, " Uwas enforcable in si) courts and:
L iat subsequent , legislation either 1,y stat«tex- or < co n s t i t ti tí o nal p roxi-i on, could not "render it invalid. l;';".»-he...clpef justice dissented / and >aid I jai lie ¡would give his .grounds in r/; i: opinion to tie filed: hereafter'.
Its FOREIGN. < ■ -
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1 he late rebellion vis with-i uni and ma-i change in rebc*!-• Union, ie duties,
The
it
state to-md she c scope
Houso dis ss,—Presid iisposéd of
su^ihl thk order of ent Thiers Wantt'd ftm; then the for*
tuxes-disposed :of:! first; then the fori tminbn of»-cnhntiL. óf Suite " might;
be thkeiiup, but eus.siun.' of the deferred for ^gra1 ITu) nMembly, h
en but
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Iw bhpie<i thhdis-xrniy bih wbuhl be ' ü political Totisons> id we ver, decided to,.;, jscheme for ii conn-
enpsnler ur«i uiepxmeme ior n ebun-c(l of	tirffiy- bill/
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She Germa i ambassador;
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German Am ha-sí his departure frm|) Paris. .
Maiíískllk< -Jpril 22u-bon Al-;.:' piiun^o, a .bnuiietjof |)lia .(‘arh^ H, here. Th--	h.:rs .pvvu.
him nijfli-v the th-* v;uwuu npprt.'a.eh tpier. lie • was $••>-
qn.es|cJl t
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! Dan Curl pr.un^ed ; appear ¡n persaji.
j are hurrying thitljicr
I 5re asiutnl.dititr. •'
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qxcitmnvnt hi Pan
Savarre, where hi< friend-i tu Reiu.t\)r cnienls
ThejiPope- :-
, 1 ¿jl.-—The Pope gave i-j tw> thousand c-iiizeiis ;• (heir de7utiim and. il tali an ami iiih-tr
!<<)>(c, April 2 audience !
thanked tbmn. for
reproached the
governments for usurping tb.e rigiitd
i‘f the. church.
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U, S- MARSH jL’S SALE.
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By y;rtne of a- .wijiriant of. s:.ik> issued of the District < ourt ol the 1’nikd States ffir the Eastern Distnct of Tex-ijti, m the case of the I nt ted States vs. 1 q; Packages of (>oo< is : to me r]irouted andj deliverer!;. I :,sii:il:¡ sell at public auetmn tr> the", hiüfhest and best bidder fpr cash in United States tmrreney on ^Verfhesdav thc.lüth day ot April, I.S72, .ih front of the Court House door oí said *Uourt* ih Die ERv oi Rroxvusyille, Te.fas, at It)-o'clock A/ 31 , the following described . nroiiurt v to-wit :	• ?	■	■ -
Six bales ún':bleaehed, cotton	i;' ‘	525i) vd's
Three l^lesyCamletijeaps iWii 'ydF Five bales Imperials, • yds Ono ease cont-ng 9 I black doth ubat^* woolen shawls. . 2 ladies boots. .)'>() :. Vfls/cutttni hif-e.
,.	1 I. d->z. *’ robe<,
1 xt o bales ootlon prints, . 2033 v<is One package silk cravats, G’ ddz* r "« xi , Ay^ F.-BARKER, - " L. S. Marshal, ISnst. hist, of Texas
I er Cruism ii.’arson, Deputy. ; .Broxvnsvnjo, Texas, March.25, 1S72.../ [	mar25-]5d-d
s\lio ÍSÍ hereby pf'stp-mcd until XX udnesday May 1st, 1S72 at III o clock, n. in. .	£ ‘ .
Wai. E, I*ARK ER, [*, .^iar?ijuU KasLliDisr. <,f Texas. ’ By Cruisk - <’ars..>n-. Brownsville, April 11, ik"
FARM AND PUNTATION MlLLSH	viii»s!
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( ast- and wr<>i>ghi - iron rail ing?, f«n pul die hu ild i ngs ;p;d v’ pt a	e(‘mt‘t<4rv
ha-, garden, .tt-m us, ^alcnnics, rooi era-a:ng-';.	gr-*a:. varivt 'A>i’.-|>a'l-
tern-'.
Iron >■ Lairs, sphAl-rind vari-1ii" pattern-* ami «cyl apeiitint!, givu-n this c:n<s'e
Lamp, posts, -i;.¡r fronts building--, botris, and ri!\ plain and elaborate designs
of public
iti<i wr--u^hi-
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stall
uivts) m-v, ma.tigvry gntb-rs, triips, vetui.
ire w<»r.i< <u i*\ i'i-\- fiosurip¡Jnu. Wirt- l imams of (’rímped Wire, tJaivan-J-zi'd i-n- Painted, iu Plain <-.r Ort-timum-tal PaUurns.dbr Si<>re ‘ <>ors and Win-, dxiws;. -Factory ami Warehouse V’in-Uows,, Railings for	" Bani-'s,
('imniGT Railings,-lkdyoniu^ Lawn and aiid Farm Fom-us, A*.-,.	/ . • ,
utaU1?.:. for entramo to <’oim-i éi-iu,sf .-Public Squares anil < í uitlh-mrtt-'y Cnut'i-try seats, <d* tías Tubing m- Wrought-: I.mu both single and double, in ate anal buinplu UQsigns. ■
Drinking fountains, ibr street uses. A very large assortment of designs c-X*-pressly-for this pnrpiw,-."
/(/ast-iron urinal boxes, for Pnbliu ■ Parks and City streets.
-Oval vases, í^tésistvl.es, Cenit-mnial Pattern, -.	w
Hitching pests, dur-kuV, (.'oulit*/ Sjim-bo, arid plain designs, uprlthdeeddni --
. MlStELDANEBrS.'-..
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Benedicts’ i'inie Watch,
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Silver watch. Suru‘L \V. lleiivdivt Gold Os kt., ;	” ;.- . '•'	:
American Wiiltlnim AV^ches.
v .-nun-pi;'...' .;■••	’• ■
Vbin silver hutd'i.hgvW.atyip.Vs,;;/ -■ idS.nb;."
O oh 1Jul nt ing wat <':hes;gui-ít\s- «u-sr 79.0<i. "Otild hunting w:i(clmA,-Indies "¿izesTíkótk.
Sun t 11 > a 11 part s p f ,.t h o Am >y n r r-y I\v v x pr<-xs, with privilege to i-xiunim' before paying. •	•"., "•'...
Semi t*'r a Price . aiid compare Prices butm-o.p'arehitxiHg vlM<>whort>,.
BENEDlcr BUOlilERS,
Je'M'lers aud K<?eperorof thC’itv Time*
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ON MARRIAGE:
■ 11 \vi-v Ri-p.ipi"> yot$ Topxti -M"i:n■ from the enurts. of' lirmrxjxml Abuses, in early lite. Manhood. resrbrud."-; Ner- \ von-, q, hiaqv --urt il,. Íi.U'|.h.mlimen,In to marriiU2"«' i‘riib>vu'L New inethóil of tfi*iului'iii. Now and rumhrk.abhi fern-' di(‘H. ItfX'ksaiul oivV nlai-s sent free;, iu Mealed env<?lopés. ;	..	'
A d dress. 110 W A I ;.|A A SS'l-'li ’ L V fl ¡ fX" Xu, o South Ninth Stv, rltiladulphin. I,;i.	i¡ufl7-vlA w-3tn, .

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g<>vi.*riimerit iri iHe Pa-.
Ng, teht Oilice. Whkhiirg-i r> ton, b. (*. Its ¿impipi
<;ity of ciins.tr iiet if in aud. the p< muir» it .transniits remiers it, the: hw.,t -water whéi I ever invented. TWnphiet ffek..
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It is moré etleetive than the steam hre engine, because, it is instanlaneous-lv ready and throws a powerful stream ol carlxih.ie.acid gas and water tor" anV length of time.	_ ••	17
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