Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-11-28
TElla GA1GTrl8o
ELIZABETH TOWN,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1890.

| In the House OF Representatives oil The
u. S. on the 23d inst. Mr.. Losndes, frou
the select committee to whom was referred
| the Constitution Of the State of Missouri
reported 10 favor Of accepting that Cor
stitution, and admitting Missouri into The
| ;:s;oi;, aud recommended the adoption o
the following resolution:
Whereas, in pursuance of an act oil
Congress, passed 90 the sixth day Of
| March, 1920, entitled " An &C, 10 au.
lhorise the people Of the Missoni; terrific
tory 10 form constitution aud state gov
ernment, aud for the admission Of such
State into The Union on an equal footing
with the original States, and 10 pToiibii
slavery 10 certain territories" the people
Of the said territory did. on the 10Th day
of July, 10 the year 1920, by conyen-
ton called for that purpose, form for
themselves constitution and state gov.
ernment, which constitution and state gov
eminent. so formed, is republican, and in
conformity TO the provisions of the said
act
Be il therefore resolved by the Senate
and House Of Representatives of the IT.
nited States of America, in Congress as
sembled, That the State of Missouri shall
be, and is hereby, declared to be one of
the United States Of America, and is ad-
mitted into the Union on an equal footing
with the original States, in all respects
whatever.
The resolution was referred to CON-
mittee of the whole on the state of the
Union.
BY late law Of New-Jersey, all mort
cages made after the lst of January next,
must be registered in the Clerks Office, or
lodged for that purpose, before they Can
have any operation upon third persons; 10
other words the mortgage takes effect only
from the time of its registry, and not
from the time of its date. Deeds mus, be
recorded IS days from their dates instead
of 8 months as heretofore.--N. ]. Eagle.
As you were."-The District Judi
ciary law of this State, we are sorry to
say has descended TO the IS tomb of the
OdplitttS. Al OlttCA 0OiuSS tutS NnUtC-
some law has been repealed by the LIE.
gislature, without having matured sub
stitute; Of course we go back TO the old
system. La the district where the new
judiciary law has had fair trial, its inn
portance 10 the administration of justice
and the dispatch of business was univer-
sally admitted. We are gra.ified that
Jedge Ford, who was presided with SO
much urbanity and given such universal
satisfaction as presiding officer in that
Court has not been neglected; but that il
was the pleasure Of a majority OF the Lee
gislature TO place him on the bench of the
Supreme Court, in the place Of Judge
Southland, elected Senator ewGrk Cent.
Mem lords, new lawS.-The Legisla-
ture of this State some day last week,
passed an act, giving an appeal to the
Court Of Common Pleas in the several
counties from all judgments rendered by
! Justices OF the peace, as we'll 10 cases Of
| judgments Oh verdicts as where the cause
was tried by the Justice alone, Judgments
Of default only excepted. Either party Oh
the appeal has right 10 demand jury,
and no certiorari is to be hereafter allow
ed, ia any case where an appeal lies
The Court for the. trial of small causes
are, by the act prohibited from granting a