Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-17

empowered rthge ordinances y die,
posc ofthc q 70 drags : W eplsr.
lottery. T6lssusllorisy >yat q sutsd|
|by the tsl1 10 Stiles X xhcs sucb
transfer. - yell q ~ the tetnis Of bic.
agrtemept. Csexn- ussole rrepricter
Of the lottery. and exclusively liable 20
THE payment Of the prizes. 4 "a &: :,
The Court decided that he aulhcri.,
f.tyto raise money BY way Of Iotiesy,
was privilege conferred upon the cdr:
poration, iay4!ying in its exercise high
land important truss and responsible \
ties. That il was in lis nature unslie9rI
able I; the corporation could neither
transfer the power nor uvoid the re-
sponsibility. That 10 this case the ev-
lilence showed hat Tie persons acting
Las the managers ofths,tpttery were the
authorized agents Of the, corporation !;
that in all thcir',iets they were within
the scope Of their authority, retaihed
the control over the lottery. aa,l assist
cd in their official character in superin.
tending The drawing. That these acts
Of the managers, aud the Various adver.'
tisemen in lhe newspapers sfthe city.
under the eye Of the managers and OF
the corporation, held them ont to the
pub ic as the age,As Of The City, and
not being contradicted, but expressly
rec. ,gnized, must be considered as sane
toned by ITS authority. That The tick
et was properly signed by one Of The
managers. in his Off ial character, and
lie sufficient evidence of .vontract-on
the part "f,he corporation TO nay the
Iprize. Thc,very agre mept with Gill
le pie yns an act of the managers in
heir official character, recognized by
The corpqraiion. and cons equen'ly re-
cognizing the authority and acts Of the
managers.
| The opinion "f the Court was deliv.
cred by Mr.. Justice Marshall, revsrs.
ing the judgment Of tie Circui; Court
OF the Unittd States for tie District Of
Colombia and the county of Alexandria,
and remanang the case 10 the Circuit
Goa will, Instructions to enter judg-
menis on lhe Ease agreed for the plain
Gf.
The Bill for the protection of wool
gr wers and the mhsfacturers Of wool.
isii goods. recei, ed efficient aid from
Nj. Pcarce OF hi. state in IA speech Of
con siderable length, and Great abb lily.
he SAID he did no,snppot the bill be-
cause it heipcdi.e mauutac urers
he Cane from an agr,cuitoral cammuni
.y-- and he would not give his vote to
aid any interest that would injnre this.
L. had been trrly said thai the Farmer
never pe.itioncd or complained; hIs
WAS modest interest; but should it be
neglected. Fo, the last five years no
interest hat suffered like that Of the
farmer. During our restrictive system
our emhargoes, our nop importation
acts. and uur war, none sufe ed more
and none complained less. They were
not for rebellion because their in erest
was effected nor did they array item
selves in opposition to 40 eonstitdtedi
authorities, " iinfurl tie banner Of op |
posniouy On this class Of the conmu
nisy the primcvai curse still remains !;
the farmer has still to delye the earth,
and to work, and labour, and live, BY |
the sweat Of Dis brow: and they are |
never forgotten when 'he exisencies Of
tie county require the aid Of lis ciii
zeps their lands are pledgepl far the
suPportrofthe natisns deot; and, when
ever tliertaxgatherer or the assessor
calls, their estates cannot be hidden, or (
their properly put under a bnshel. !
They are only forgotten when favours
are solicited. a5
From Harana. by the arrival. at
New York. on Monday, Of the brig
Panther in nine days trym Havana.in-
formation is brought THAI Com. Porter
is sill blockaded a, Key West Com.
LabaHle had received a sopply Of PRO
yisigns from Havana. Two days prev