... that the normal condi- tion of things before th© war Is to be restored ly the re-establishment of the habeas corpus and the abolition of military courts. It is now denied that there are any Cabinet differences at Wash- ington on the subject of reconstructing ...

... t!ie chief landliolders und capitaliits there liavo for some titue been engaged in considering a uchomo for the gradual abolition of negro slavory. The plan originated with one Colonel Montuos, and is based upon the principle of the slave emancipating ...

... subjects for biography. Their lives for tho most part aro monotonous. Absorbed in the quiet discharge of their own peculiar duties they neither expect publicity nor court it, nor care for it. They live and move and have their being in a world apart — a ...