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' I*? A- «*,* <* •rt-i?j « **>- ^-^ •-p J* ^ ^ .i*^*^ *t •j** fc^S ^ ,> s. ; r *4S» -^ < - *& ? ft *ve^ttpenn^adrtof> iteletters receivedta this city from ibf^qfton'cyl'apewell Andrew. ~\ tote MOjJIaypoole, ._, telphia,M^ recently t^. j . dik»;in that :ity. In &«j 93d Vear of ttcagk adver- ington's Farewell Address,, which came into bis «•••# ;>?P < ?I wg-Cfcn- of the Ian. icateihew -3?$^^ to from TaBb| A* almost official ^jjr&eheWauv 'thenalid dlft>e ( r , t to ca in the following commnniCBf(onrrom r Mr. Rawle, which appears in the Philadelphia Worth American. Spetking.ot tha jrtUuttbl^i»|mufBr|^iaJ?prth, ^ \We. hadjlhe pleasure yesterday, of grainy %Jtba«di 6rribte in thena- . &**» . 1 isHfi^mJmnSSi ^through; {much iro.tote^raaBy ^ ig theiyoungjtoen te| the United States Commande^inichiefaddreaa- J mtiS$U ariat,^fsu/iie^ the fcMefapeaker of the: ' ««te^.i* iBfciffi»!ro1Jotyij;«d that parf.omr which Wlitea-H feeirkemb^fiSoriiPloriaar ' '\ ; <f' W* i lid noMJ^ct,|^ ,^lk. When- yon be- gan this i ew, Xr^i^f^jia^^^^^.^ainul^ -, shot-ma. ^tk^uW:^i^Cew'^it.''^'im'Otdi>«nd. H willinpl leave my country. -Gen. Wowbaaidhe spokM©* 1 your President^ too ;\that he was author- izedfom ke peace and to leave tia ,qufet in our couhtr^a nd thaV&d Jong a« our people preserved the treaty pours would. For many years you have had no ca is© to complain, and. lately, when ». few. bad young men broke tftelaw—a thing {that cannot he prevenl ?d among apy people—did we not; has- ten to maije atontment ? We met you as sdon as we could, juid promised to give ample elatiVac'ion, and from that day we have not rested, i We have killed one jof our people, and have brought three others to be killed by you, and Will bring the fifth There has Been much trouble and grief; but we have done justice, and we came here confident that you would be wished. Jfolw, when you ask us to re- move, I feels* though you had killed me too. J will not goJnor will our people. I want no time to think or talk-aboutJt, for my mind is made up. As for the delegation [alluding to a delegation pro- posed; to be pmposed of members o/the tribe here \ toforo emigrated to Arkansas, and brought to Flor- ida to inrfuo s their friends to follow thenji,]-1 did not irtvit'ethj im to come and see me. Some Scnj- :6 Arkansas many years ago; , w/were ^W^FfHP^ 111 ~%JI»t« Winch, .jf jure,, must W^harpd. by jjjU who *njoy ^im- r'opportujnities.. No one who ha^j ever seen Genera!, Wdjbingtptfs mann.script;ca^fajynatant- jy tp.recogpi so in thi%all hia peculiarities jBndfhe l^jrcumstanc >s.referK>d to by.Mr. Rawlei-rithe era-, ;shres, and ii iterlineationa and transpositions-^-to, thoseaccjasti imed to compositionjadmil Of bo doubt Qi»t it was 1 ie sole and unaided production ofthe illustrious man whose signature it bean. Even Hie ihotea went ieadminjstratof |of feminen printer ^pf Ph Sn^^^Jjjj^S^W^^ifijffffi^WRiwWWiM f fi/a fopewem; \m(w&faveg&bvetlhat sorrow long since, andnow they^K nothing tq ns» and fire don* desire ): losee; them. I did, not ex- pect to hear Ithwlalk, andwhadtdoue BO, I would \ not have helped to deliver np these men to' yon.' •Billy BoWtlegs,' Who i« a fine loooldngj fellow of forty, foUowed with great ^rnestuesa (ind dig- nity of manner. 'A^ftlsr talking somewhat to the .^amd.eflect aa Jftiuniet^t, though with moire wild-' 'nes*Ufnhrask bol^f^^lnner, he added; , •We hftm^^fkW-H&^.CM*^\! WB/h^veeverlhaii before, and! have brought here rb^y yoflngjjnen and bpya to see the terrible con- , sequence* eftrealting our peace laws. I brought thenathere that they might see, their comrades de- livered op to be killed. This business has caus- ed' many tears j hat we have done justice. -' «3f \now pledge yoa fdr w©r# that, if yon will cea»e ^his talk of leaving the country,' no other * outrage shall e^rer he commiifed by my peppla>-- r or^Jf\^ereMte^ihe worst among m£popple shall cro^l the boundary and.doany mischief ijo your peophVyou need s not look for runners or appoint councils to talk.- 1 »»« «»4e np my papk *nd ahoulder it, and my peftpte will da the samef, We will all walk ddwn to the sea-shore,, and wfe will askbat one question: *Where is the boat toj carry 'niU^Arkanaas-V\ ,.-;.,,. A day was appointed for another council, but they da noJtproS»f lojiiend, T ,5Phere was an in- formal promise that some runner would come in to eefetne-whitwi bnt<tlie> often obaenM| thtt they pr*itttnh^«#oottfit»W the talktindcwild i^tnmiis^jryihiogi ' WbenJ?fffy^»M&3«<«ras 'l$^4p&A »«««^britbhf^as^n/gs the/ ** \%-^tiv^t fetter fiom tfi» same*oore» intfc nikei tnef a portiottof the IndUiis may beinduced %mAft^f»'i)!Avae as (hat 6f the whole Body of the address., ... . j>l-v,..,/!•'• • \Tbismaruscript is in exqellei}t»hreserotion, and when, itf omes to be soldi, as it- has to' be„ in thesettleulerLpf Mr. ClaypooIe'# easlatewe\!k>pe it will fall in o the hands of theS^eneral govern- ment, or som J iubiioinstitun'on fay jKhickit Will bBisurnBry cimm;. -\ f ? / v -w- • \ C^kvEHSAlnojl' WITH DAVID C. CLAVPOOtK*- '' fining bedn informed that ft*. Clayj^e^fs'^ in possession of the oijginal manuscript, ofjtnQtva- ledlctory addrjsa of President Washington, 1 had' written to inqluire Whether he was willing to de- posite it with (the.Historical Society. In a: polite letter, dated December 5, he declined parting 'with it. -I wrote-Another letter, expressing a wish to h^ar from himself an account of the conbrersadon he had with the President in respect to the printing the address; a)nd he this day called on me and re- lated that the President having sent his private secretary to him, desiring to see him, he called at the appointed time and found the President alone. The latter then informed him that he wished him to print in his daily paper an address from himself to the* people of the United States. Mr. Claypoole answered thai he felt himself highly favored by the selection for that purpose, as he considered it as « mark that be approved of the. mode of hhtcon- duQting the papier. The President bowed, as a's- Heniiug to it, and asked how soon it could be done. Mr. Claypoo.e replied that it should be done at any time he would fix. He requested it might be as soon as possible, and expressed a wish lo have the proofs setft to fahn. . < ' - The'next morning the manuscript was sent down by the tame person Who brought the mes- sag4. and it was immediately put to press. Both the proofs an'dthe revises weresent to hint; and the publication appeajred on the 19th September, 1796^ ling ^o bejbcjp^&tyinjl s^d like so Jfnany fhn- .man Q0le/ma %<gIr;.y«yEs ^controUeit,; aa the Gftsetle and its petty clique itiay always dietary and determine. | • • a 'V^^taMd is in agonj at the disfi^ltous re#w&,or,tlig ^!eetionrr-8t» ^jf^r t Offldy^jas f the Jr^udk^ricaadidate fdr Clerk is concerned— buthasnot ofte\v0MDf8ympa'thy;<)rconifort for tlie worthy Free Soil candidate for As- sembly. , tyo^the dpfesiof, His \estimable and deserving friend, Perrin,''* in an especial li !llrv.j>9,184 volunary \si manner, ihas been \too much for his nerveg' t true. Bi&tf>,Jhv ^ig^'i-skya the^sr^ae,' •--arid;that tod^ beftireiiany charge -or intimar proper in Ijusnicb tfr ourstllf, to »y that no such votes wei* tprint&atltbis office, nor would they have been, a#stnyprice'J'^ i < • •• Deair, ittnd eouj I \ 'How pure, how spotless, how\ perfect!'' Wonderful infegrftyt What noblt; conduct! .What.magnanimity;* , But, \in justice tobimseif,;' wha, a^tiiattime, had thought j of any utrfajraiesa prbceeding- from that office? certainly, no one, to our knowl- edge, had then made any such charge; but a gifiUy dmscienfie is a man's worst accuser! And we are glad that—whatever else he'riiay do or om.|l! to dp—our neigbjbor. of the Ga- ze#ecannot'*tifle. its admonifionV-or flee its reproof. Bui while we are ufton thjis subject, W«B would ask[ the Gazette a Ceiv questions, for our own information, as web os^fpr.the pur- pose of fathoming the deptfi of its honesty. Will fte Gazette answer: j Was not the Locofoco party of this, county by a reao^tioa o^f ^pth its branejlj^, bound to the 'undivided sugpo$; of the State and oth- er nomiiiations ? • > ^ ^srvi^-y^.^*^^^ In what office and .by whose direction were in about four days after the £rst interview. ,...*. , • • . APerthis, Jtfr|qiaypoole called on him with the^ ™^*t* a * «»<* were these vote* Si fegnlar,! or manuscript to reium it, hut at the same time he <irre g UMT ** . ' r . , -^ iDM4heiPreaideni. JnJhejiwsiJBiDectM.iiunnar.. , _hr^Mj^Ar w^'thoiejp^M^Otes 4hat te*foutt»ctfiisio^itJui.meaamiU)lei^e^f^ Megmm^m WSPS^Jm^MfM^sk ^ JlMP , would allow him to keep it. The President nn swered, if it would be any Satisfaction to him, he was welcome to it i; and they tbenparted,Mr. Clay- poole retaining this valuable autographies) paper, and the possession of which, he has never parted After relating ihese facts, Mr. Claypooje pro- duced to toe the original, and I sawwithrej^rence and delighfa small quarto book, containing about thirty pages, all lathe hand writing d£ thii great man. It bears, throughout, the marks of original compositiou; there are many erasures and inter- lineations—a transpositioa of paragraphs, and oth- er indica^ons, of its co^i^rimmediately'from the hands of an unassistejll^ividual. '\t cOJintoSt the number of |i»es in &e'^ote^or^,^b|i&^ar' edto 1,086,and o^es e'rase4 there, gmijil • Being pejrfeejly acjqnfl^)e^witb,rts.]ba^r4tjng of President Washington^Ijaja ^^S^i^ every word in the text, whether writteftin:regu.lar. coarse: or in»eriinedi is'bin, fnd hW alone; < Thedate.Sep temberi 19, ITgejwastheohlypatt <in which I had! any doubt, and ofthat I cbjn bnly aay^fhat being ;\yoll 'acquainted^ith the IjandwriiinS of Alexan- ifer ^miIf6ti; , t*d6^ot\beWir^. ; i.vkrftten'bjr biro been in ! the' handwruiDg of tl^ President r h?m9lfff *<^r ffljfB® -A- *„ >-m RAWMi „ Free Soil vandidate for. Senator^Mrv Dfi^a name \Vaa intentionally omitted?, /'&' • Itf what dflic^'^wr^ thOs6y{ f 0e»nocrafic , and regular, no tfbubt) vdtes' printed, which contained tile ijam^a of a|l th^T^ijig. nomi- nees, except our candidate), for County Clerk, whose place was filled by Mr, >PerrSn t Agaiti^AVe'ask, iri wfeat office were alt these' 'regular democratic' votes printed?, .and' wltd* did it? Was it at the Gazettejp^cej— could they httv©' been ohtftined oi tf)§tjoif]ce 'at any priced Gr were (they fgrinted%tithe, Wk%office? • •' ' ; ' ••• '* Now, wlieuier tJje Jimriihcnta'te editorJbf the will aOt isay>. Certain <ii as*, however, such votes were printed and in cirfialarionjj and ,through('deniocrjatie' haads^ foua^stlte^r ,way dhto^. IhetljaJifitiboxe^i^dj-A v4^cpvtify cer« A taih Itliafci&ftrjttzette^ fots<%e reasofl* ljaanUs, , full 8har*,of <|!redit!for v <lc»ng it*. A worthy, upright print would ijaye the^eople No mtftym C^HfoMia. m It will rejfctte^|rt of eve^||ver.i>f IT man freedo|| and^o'^d goverarneni, to le] that the cMydji&on |br thh ibifetion >y weir a- Consitltatioipn^ m ^ m ^^ m ^Mstej0,M%Mmm^Mt, atude, shall no.t . ^ o ..epej^iu that %0pMyT 'tflfStf ifaive f^bdrpeidid. iaib their rW87^?t|pp.x>r$|6yer/^Jitbjffng ^fe^j within the territory of California.. We trust that the Congress, of the United States will banct'ion^his- measure at its next session, jjAnd the President, aa>W G have no doubt he will, approve this action and thu% forever seal the vetdict of infamy upon those who have been. busy, in calumniating him. If there is any thing that can gladden the %ear% brth^ true^Amerjcap, it should be this measure, jv^iqlj nas sery^lne dfmble purpose of establishing the principles of Human Free- dom in one of the richest countries upon earth;atid to which the attention and hopes of jheislaYe^pWcr h^^esa long been turned^ and by him regarded as u land wherein this cursed institution might be 1 strengthened, pro-' ponged and upheld, and by its timely initerven- jeiting.debatje^and angrjtdispntation in Con- esS, aa * ! »?^femlfng to preserve'and trepghten the''' ^onirfypf union 'between the north and south. 1 > • • •' < - - '\ The barni and shedp of 'l>A»ius.*HABnY, of Westville,,]« t^s County., were, op Thursday Ad4re«s to the Pa i greet th^ejuta(riend |u welcortjB; useful paj^.,, (: .,, •With* fun ana merry' caper. We greet, with joy thy « ^Bome dull or rujrjraay, A perfect horror Wihe, \ blues,\ > How quick they flee'away. . \\\••\ - • ~-' •*\\\' • jji\ • • : And yet a changeful thing art thou, °For sad the tales ye ten, One column speaks weJforriagevow, The merry maidi n there may read Some 1 witching^ dear romance, Of corsair bold fend daring deed Or loves queer luck and chance. The good old man in easy, chair, And spectacles on nose, May read aboutjthe last Suite Fair Or of his country's foes, ff . | In politics thou art a. guide,— , , Well merited reproof^ ^ j Thou giviat to the «»Other side,\ j And bid'at them stand aloof. ; ' To honest toil tjiou art a friend, | 5?fe^:SpeakS\f<ir thee a volume, . ] And advertisements without end > Fill up;oach graceful column. \ Be thine a long and steady light, : t And wh6h thy work is done '• Tliou shalt live-ta-mejnfry^ light r \ < Improved •• Frontier ^afladiuu^.\ ' I J A BOKROWER* iMalone, N. Y. Nov. ll|h ljS49i . •* ; fftlF* That is laying it 5>n ratjier 'thick,' but the friend who sent us that van? 'borrow/ on; barns were we& filled With hay and grain. Upon these two articles,, alone, his loss, we UOderstjand, is over. $1,200. He has a large stock of cattle, and not a lock of hay to feed them wjth. There, was an insurance of some 1300 oS tlie barns aiid their contents. i Tlus calanjity falls niost heavily upon Mr. Hardy: He has lived economically, and toiK ed hard for a great number Of years, to se- etire, enough of this world'p goods to make W old age ee^nfortable. He now finds hitn- selfpagsedthe|meridiaJl^)f life, broken in con- stituthmv and, in a single night, stripped of most of his I worldly possessions. What refers this affliction still more aggravating, x^the fact that the tire is'tho woijf of an irr- eendiary^ Ofitbis, there isprobablynodoubt iuent hasn't got that extra blanket,, yet, and cold nights' are hard by—perhaps you earn majfee a dicker witli him. us;.j|we Wouldn't • As for the rest <j)f those^votels^rrnted.contaMiing^ the^nbm'ea of\ We hopt^ the vSliarioTVHlairts may be defect- tie Canal Commissioner is so close ,U^t we) the'^yr^jetjsex nqmju^ee% and not thq Union*' n ' A -—* -^'-^A-J' _U ALL J^LL:. »_..:•.. -. -cannl e*d and piihfalk^d' aS they deserve. Fv nth\ - cann f rt yetpoeitively:deterBiiuewbofe.thesuccesst ,. v. i.'i \V.. ' ,\\ - e % 6 I ful candidate, although the. large majority wJiictf J^of iW r!Crtwena are^n jeopardy, ^vhen jp 0 X Treeeiv ^i n 0 eUuvar e,giveslumaltogeth] ,m%n> »vretehe»,are at large; for he who thus i ^ ttlelihAratwly matim.6*<a**oihZB 'ntfiBibl^rVprOpgr*. ,, The ttesall in tl»« Statu. - aving.finalJy heard from St. Lawrence and Duj- awarej^ian, now confidently announce the ele<|- iionfof ti^ jbllovving ofBcera >. — ' | \Vmos . _, r ;• crttary of Stale. —CHRISTOHHEK ^IOUGAX. j (hiaplrvUer^— W^SHIKGTOK IJu.N'T. \Treasurer —ALVAH tivsx. <S|rt/e JSj»g»ire\.r-H. CSfptoi-K. t | • - Loco Fopos. | Jttdgeofthe Courtofijfppfuls —F.-JJ. JEM ETT|. Jibvrney Gtnertil.—,L.KVi S. QHATFIEI-P. J &tjale^I'ii$on Jntpecior.—D. C. CLABK. ^&nDisTBBSsiwo CJvst'Ai,-rv.--Mr. W*. Cfi-tak, brother'o^Hpn^enXatuji! Chirk, of tilts town, was killed yesterday,,ijear West- Till .corners, by being thrown from his wag- gon. ,He left ho&ie with a load- Of grave stones, \fti? suigpo*}e4 that jthe waggon wheel fun.off pitching him o»t and burying Jiim be-\ neath h'is loadj 1 > His head was shockingly manglfe'd. W& Uas left a family and a large circjej offfejepd^tp RlparaJbig j oss . , ., f advantage. { fF|RDaM.E«r « elected the^re.sjilt will be—4 and, nnawp' a arer^^dg¥s^27iVBig,Tnajbrt4 tyinftbe Senate and 2^ Locofoco majority in thej Hou|e>-a tie oti jaint,balhtt,and so pearly an equal,| vote hi-the State that it will be di%alt to decide which'party boa theadvantage. Bl in pdfnt of patronage, the Whigs have alto-' ^ ^M^by general: bauotrthe'aecretar*^ CalifONtia State Cour 'he folliwin^ notice of the proceedui ^nt«»rey C^njV|nu'f)n, soya the N. Y. c« ^quirer^g||Md |n the Alta Ca!iforcian4 mT We^^^rec^ived From our correspq full report of the pjliceedings up to the i 3t Oca : whWh we'1v1irplBw^nil!SD^numi)w^ , \This bodypop toj. our latest aatsj tad b| session a little oyer Jtaee. weeks. ^Most of thg visions of the proposed coristltufion had beeuiciei! knd passed np0ivih.lconltn5ttee,j>{|llie «h\ble\.aBd that, we suppose, miiybe taken as a fair iodex'of vvJratlviiT'be tlre\actio^ ofthe'ltouse. *° \The bill of rights^ as adopted Jn, committee af the Whole, e\mbracei twenty sectfolis, of the usB.a1 character of such p^visions.\ The\ oulypoinrup* on which it was supposed a cdatrover.iy wuulda# ris^—the question pi slavery passed witbont debater, and unanimously, nlt^riy prohibiting slavery.—= \* Some were in faVorofisabtnittingthe matter loUiC people for a separate vote; but ir was not couten* ded for with any show of strenuosity, and was fiot- • ed down unanimously. • , ; • \The suffrage question was tha source of cbft- - siderable debate; but was finally disposed ofJby \ admitting all male cluaeas of the United States^ months resident in (Jalifornia, and twenty one yejpJ- I of age, (Indians', Africans and The desccndantsjof I Africans, excepted,) 1 to the' privileges of elector^, j \The legislature is to consist of two brandj||i an assembly, and'a senate, with such genep£r$3w^ em, privjJegeffaaa^autievas ^jre-ttsuafly^gTien to sucbibodies. Banking corporations andV ^tteries are prohibited, and a!H of her corporatiqiJsr'exWpt for municipal purposes, are to be established under general laws, the' stockholders to be individually liable for all Refits. &oroe considerable debate oc- curred upon a provision which\ allows corporations to be formed for receiving deposltes of gol4-and silver.. It wasnrged|that, under-such a provision. an irresponsible system of Hanking might grow up —but the section was finally so amended as to an- swer all objections, and in that shape passed. \The members of the Assembly are to be elect- ed annuallyJaud ihp members of the Senate are to hold their offices for ,two. year3. Oae ball of iho seuate is to be elected amxaally;. No per on'can be a member of the legislature who has not been a re- sident of the state one year, in addition to utiier ' tiualificallons. r . \ThenUniber of members of assembly is never to be less thanjwenty r four, nor^more (ban thirty- six/tiritil 'the riumoer^-of inhalji&nte Wtbis state shall amount to one hundred thousand, and after i(hat period at such ratio that the wh.ole number of members of assembly shall never belessUiun thir- ty, pOr mpre.than eighty. The senate is never to consist of less than otie third, nor more than ono'- half the numbeTferfthe assembly. \Souje division of opinion arose on a proposition madebvM'ifcCsrve r, to prevent' free ]-'er--ons o( cote* from settlibg in California, and also to pre- vent slaveholder!\from hrihging skies into the *tale, for,the purpose ofjliheraiing them. It final* ly passed 'the committee of the whole i but it-has been looked upon since 1 aa jeopardising the ratifi- cation of the constitution by Congress;, and^sthis feeliug was gaining ground, the house probably will strike it out. ' ' 3i ^\ . < • \A-go-ycrobf ttetifenat.e' governor, se state, Cohjptroller,' treasurer, attorney gel surveyor general, constitute ,the executil inent. They are \afT to, hola tleir ofHcf years. The governor and* lieutenant gw mi at that oflice, .tio^would rhfivp, be^lii ?»fet«fny •firiW'' ; :••••( •<••} f':'-. -H* hi .3 ,%1L ..^K-itf ••• •• it would be Velt\|br the Cnwt^jwhMeVj-; -erit.Misltesto;cart'atones atiti neighbors,; flrattolwaurDjiti^juatca^i^tid J ii'Ae^M/iam^^iamm^^ accordancf '^e^d.rieeitliat^ownihOT^ft^^ade r. .: - it -* ~ • rr ^ ^ „. i- r. - . ; , -WWW\» ^f Q^p^,, i^cpnfcnued. mte. in*||§||^^^ hBBirnv^^tprnbprAtiticii, t mh' lfejtie;r ftom J.M. Keeter^dat- ed RioJaneiro, August 3Q^|^4^ . Wje shall publish soJBje^pprtiQfltlof it in; the Palladium next week. ''\Keeler Vvrites^ that their fcoyage had iieet? %>y rjjlea^arit 'thus far,' v^ry few ;g$pr|hft;a|Ut,frut o^^ rnte 5 ^Democrat-hnyiug^ wdisnppose, 'accom- plislied'theAVork'tbrSvhieh'it'wftsegtablish- feojias relapsed into' the arms ofold Hunk- e^m^m^^hp^p^j^ jnowj!Blfed7.iip- t ;on tiro I'fijofcfthe-gbilli?' :W'*lfe> «p,,^nd do it like mek jfoK! Dvv'jIW MAt. •a4ot»irtinve before %'ou • . . f •• ' .•/•.» 7.,'ii.„a-tfcj f 4.i: • :.r\ • itm»nHW&^¥' about o»e t oane^plf gpl4j^^biy,.getis BTThe funerrir ceremonies in honor of the la- ^^^t)t*eAW%itd»©kt^, -were held in Ne* Vm&hho I^'|ftt4^#l^fiaiiig3; %otb prj»|toand pnWic, wew^^I^de^rateil with emblenw of mourning, and thefln^do'thoshippinrr gnd^mughthe ci^,dis|f*y^^a1ify^t. • ^^V^t^Mft^m 'oratiotof some m jt'p-/~>^. R«cl!er*.c«h>^^^ «*^ 1 '- - •-•*-^--f •--«• • '- -*--• •• * •** •-- • • «« .A- i . t^th^ ; i^^'^|n^|i^'fj?^i!tto , w«d« jodbwittstichplripflical coa^hntipj*aaibay ^y-imm-pbfet^y beapphedto? Ibsvmtim ot .fhf i Waahjagstc* Sleioia»f-Ma«umca^ ittftil t% Mmt th«H be G^«k.--jStntitmiit. 4nnlUg$tc*t; ' - tin&tt* P. ApAH'^iBe loo&f the \U*£M *m«/ r falls neatly * fcHfldjrcd behibd hi* tfckejs in; Sorfolk\'totinty 3Iass;,> an4ifnhi3Qvrjjtaw*fl, (inm-~ e.f, hv fattt.behloi Mj^r* tfy&i-tlb aiaie hiktt.* ti\ pla 'titivfwtt^^Mp^m twit &#f MvA^li|reTer*weJ : ,4'. r';.\^l!' *>ji. >T^^^\pM^'f}!^^h^^ \ -lkcti]Jw.'itii^^ _ ft- i -*fe* process? ntfMfen »*** ma*t)c*iktofjut&m rying' too heavy a pack f if fs; ^ftly^li^]-, ,.. '.qor mww, havse- ieen W}tn& imrwffitie^ Kitn|iegtl^TOtw^,ve^ f | OT ^^ ^ree«tipei^CTgra^ngaj %, ^Ufi|W*t^JoH!d, thle (Sflhfletffas4ton^!a^,'i«rad>-d¥g^, variety • of :I^^M^|idi^ c ^i»io»: the rea.u1tw'Ai:tl«|feU9wi»««; 1 ./•.>.H ^ i-ri , : •'.-•' '- r '— •'••••> -,-i*wtd*tti> ••l.t>-'Z--.y-S-i ;< Iff '*tt^4ti~-x\^^trmntcVi}vmf!im^ •fiaifittci-htvt h f*ir?y, J»tn*dl, r • rti>I»it» ^^^^&m/m^^^»^imAtst»,i(my, •WkM$ oof fe|pii^4bjs\%«jelfeat work; and m^m^0S^»0^^ ^* have y'if& *flm Chplora fe'na again matfei^ap- places on the '^ftst^^m^^^^p^m^l: ibitfifc^^tea^fj^^^ sea. - s&> X, TBS folloW&f^ifi -m^eiMm a let-* t#cV:a^feed' getheV the* beat ef.it .. ,Tbe Governor h?? a number^ of imj ortant ap^pintmeplstoTOake the ensuing Win^ ter.wjiichhayetopaasthe oideal of thg.^ate.— T*e & ecrelaxf pf State,^qinptrol|er, Treasurer and »urvdr«t Geneiil, hajfpf large niimbe^of 4$^' sbips|ind clerkships to dispose of; w)ujejJiejy,with 'the Itj mt,4Gpvernprand thetwo WhigCapai Com- missiijner* who hold over, constitute, seyeri-ninths oftbelCanayBqanl. . , s ,'._, \ t On the other hand, the coalitionists.ivho^oalese- edaollly to get hpld, of the 'spoils,' haye| ^carcely any thlug at their disposal. 3'he. Judgp can only dispense justice—a commodity-not inventoried by i the 'coj|litionist3.' The State Prison Inspector will be poivferio8^forevilj because bis two. Wbig asso- ciates #ill keepbjmtjcttrbed.^ TheJUtppiey Getji; oral is |nly*llowied^atc^4; so. matsthfi; six or eigbt-olSceHtoF the House are the^Only ^crttmbs of cOtiflrt''to l^ci^tto^hongiybroodof Hunk- ers, Bariiburhers, aiid renegade Free 8<iile« \vho went i^for tHc ^fth'ings' so &m|t&i^/portray- *Vfesfnmp$ i jgfofo weJ.«sk^tl^yirjsub- afemthd |piQra^gtj:pjprhifen|,ej ^^eajtnrea, or meji^asj#^|jmijuice of the poweMfAepbr- ty to dis|en^^he[patronflge fi ofithesevera mentsofgoveriiment,;.., t ,- . ,, j„„ , a ,,, i ' In ithf House pfAssembly the Locos will/have a maj.orif\^**\\ ' s 15,—pre on Joihfpallet f * | tt^Tlffl lihovej is\ta ken from the Journal of the stand nesliyjas ahpye^. ^ •.& ~_..,.--, u u%?rf'' state is to/be appointed by the governorfby and with the advice and consent \of the senate;'the comptroller andihreeother state officers are fo bo elected by'the legisfature in joint ballot for'the first term,' and'aftbrwards by the 'people at%e general state'electjori. Arf eu\o« was made' in the com- mittee of the whole to strike out the office of comp- Irollej, but it failed:/Mwill; however, be again. 3presSedinthe(boutejand;a3 the officeJs.to^iy tin-. necessary, we trust the ulfl|oii vyjll be succes 1 -:';.;. • The governor has the usual powers,, including the eto, and the privilegesand duties of Hi o'tneedo lot vary material^ ftom those of all otherstates ip ^icUfBOB.-; The other state officers correspond TNlutte».and powers tviihrfhosegeiieraUyascribed OK V, \j.rt-'Mi'j Jft The /Btjfcle, relative ^^^110, aspasseti the committee of the whole, is substaniially ti A com&y'of Ae Htt JigTat'!&gere( passed in as is found in other^sta^e 1 constitutions, asis^hat *(so relative to umenrjment|. , „ s ; & . '• fThe Bouudaryjudiciai and educational questions w ere not de&delk dppit J«B lastridvices, but it *va* ^tpposed the^onventiont'ifpuld'adjourn iiballthe M&<%m£ : ••>.•*.;•i;^••• , •-• , :. • it^.,a» passed itiou. '•;,;-, SECTION i. .A|!.mej;8re.by nature fte^.ia|idin- mlnf wffich^i&eTffiose t|ifj |4foying r and dp|f difg,, life 1 and liberty, acmriring, pf>sses3mgprope|^and p^fetiin^'httd bltatnifl^faf4y aBdhapp&|||| aTV- beep payi pifA>i Ji f f /W polinTcal p|ve% * inbereBtJiniie peo- ple! Goverameht isMsinf d -lot ihe pWto^C secbrity #m^^e^pf|he^^; anU^^^vs thc'lrightatall tpji^^aUei^ Iffrf 1p|S»f, th|jpnb|cjrqod n^y require tt. ^ Wafj^ial lemaip toiolate|f«re:v*r. £nj'«3^n zena ef^tlJi^plac^pf^^idlve^iuj^^lmo^ey^xDb •-''«SSfavej pf<theado Ogde^joghtp AgSbj|aw*snpt(. :^fSf«i, JEf^i^V^tl^s on' acfSfiM «f ; a^d%oo^tadaL'ei;,%j&^ to^be in-- ! t«0\.'jo|sd : iffie^ j'tiaiy \clis v ,*vilhi iticceast,- '6ml | .1 S!^e,-^^^s#tfeA^:a^d': :fttf^^lf|n^fefieit-.exp : jnerej4hiir40W^ omm^pm,>*mI out s61r^al4;pi«^«|pti^^ havp6eeii\|t!alfe|\^ii\.d^p^-^ffday^ 66ft^ftte»:pff ;*tgte *f he^0uem$kin -wheu «fe .eoap .of|p#Mn^;rs,^tj raj*? ^la^iiinniriea neces^ifaffitltgr' ^^<B&|ijajtifi^'.bdG$i».-is *4t hemeipr:,lf Inpi, telied espected, ;ifcci--.ihtai6 i^ letveA'^Ptaelfajes- 1 j*ey •s^ssiK- -itoitipMJibB^sjlPj ^gnse^||6-of oriastii^ practices Incoasal ?>-•{ isra oil fjoard, seitSQtcen' of. jfttnpn $*wei& &< M Jjjci&wihp stea*n,?r;!totiched •$&y$i&ifa-* ,'jpde •. Jsijics Hv&ftt'iWS ,«pnjf ft arrived.,w|th a. TWmber'fl^ p»s^s ion ttoifd,lta3. ppn-pfpldbit. ed fro^;k?rrdteg fcy.the p^Mrpatttbgirities.— -[ ,^bo is ; no^j^qg,pp th^.^op^d^^dle-pf tJto .rnn?r, - •'• *•\'\ \ • ' *\•\ - t.i • •fffe\feo<ffes.«i* Kiens, Worth, 0iHican*- aad t'fifloriW sc*» €rafe& fiaxo'i^M a^^-^oikV .?-* starAftf;'-. § '%6 'kottfmy Irwas-ffi'ootttVoBtll'moveteth^ •cast,. Ifso'w, guMhiii^ wli/al'lnttBip'^bit. 1 } '•0^tt:%4s^«niuti| ;p^^^^^flun|' leers, toget^te Free Soke'rs ti? vob fof^heirJ .,,.,........ . or which instate may keep wiflt th* fonaeuj «f Congrca* to ^eof ppucaj wrf «• c |5»|*rj>es't theiFreoSoSlcandidates. We dooht Vhcfh- S'tho^a^wBivorkUnolhertiioic^i ' I i |.il^i'-t^^sl^i^ l dni|^(^fa^'W.^^^&e> teliiotf or in^^ioe^pfec Isafety may rec;^ teiasp^slptt.;-. t ^-A- t.'-,,•;;.]••'.-.. -^i'V \•?-' ':;,ti^:^s^te'b^rsi^«bPtw «0idM[%Bi imjp®,-|or;^*-- ,, ^ ; \ 01 ***M^ pupishnxctit fe taffie^for rea&oiiably reWined.' ~\ y :'~' i \ ; ,' • ; |-* w Np^pj»;ahiifb^|ie||t«;i flator ilfionpits cr^Bw^^e^t^' 1:,' •-t
