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KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.

a fend with ~hcm W, havs the greatest cor 6depse
and who Las hs besi opportunities Of getting in,ei
s,a,. ha. r:n'med from L'xi"gon the following
% NJ hers of Ia.
ture elected each side in the Con
ID s,rics in X sniueky.
We give The Bames Of The members o. the Senate
which know TO be correct. The Jscksoa par,y
have joi!y OF Two In that body, besides the OF
,he Lieutenant Governor, who is the presiding office
in that branch OF The General Assembly
In addition 10 the Jackson members 10 Can-
gress who nsmtd as e cted, IN he letters we have
received aGd published heretofore, the Louisville Adj
veriser reports the probable defeat OF Chiffon and
election OF Halves, Ja,ksonian. The Advertiser OF
the 8 r, says:-
additional reports reached us last euening ngree-
ing cith that previously received, # the OF
Mr. Hd,ces oper Mr.. Chiffon, by moi rfy If about
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nent 20 which we al,nde:-

NorE-Of he members OF the House OF Repre- sen :
tave'. only remain 10 be heard from of witch are
placed ON lhs Jackson side Of the ls-irom Perry and
Clay Laurel and White land OHIO L. The other
3. iIom Russell and CaIey, placed the az side
OF the last 1t IS believed the result will leave the list
as II now stands The iisi OF members in the rae
vong for the Jackson Senator, follows AID known
10 The whole s ale:
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him be Withdrawn sscordirg 70 pledge aud let us
your other "iniivduai"
.Mi,souri-Pettis 10 reelected over Barton, by an
overwhelming majority.
Tennessee Governor Carroll 10 reelected without
opposiiion-"ln the 6h TIL, and S,h Cor gre ssioua
Districts, John Bell, James X. Poll, and Cave Jol q.
son have been reelected to Congress- without oppos
tion. In the 9th Congressional District, General Will
liam Hall Of Sumner has been elected In place OF Gen
Deshs-deeiiued-by mejori,y Of Ia woes over r.
bert NJ. Burton, Esq OF Lebanon. Thomas ID. Ar
mold 10 elected to Congress by m'j'ri'y ,f 2s7 over
Pryor Lea, Gate me mber.)
al, win thus he seen Gays the U. s. Telegraph
that Mr.. Arooll has AT length tsinmphed. Mr..
Arnold was the author Of violent Anti dickson
pamyhet during the canvas OF 1925 and contested Mr.
L.as RICH, to the seat in the last Congress- The part
which Mr.. Lea took on the impeachment OF Judge
Peck. provoked the hostility Of the Judge and his
family, and bis troher, who Is Of the judge o.
The Sapreme Court Of ,ha, Safe, tovk active part 10
the elseiion. Judge Peek OF Missouri. wa. imseif Ia
the district, and, ia said, took active part in tho
canvass against NJ. Lea. To this interference Mr..
Lea is, perhaps, indebted for his defeat II such BIS
he fact, and we do not doubt IT, such an attempt 10
bring the influence Of the Judiciary 10 bear popular
elections, cannot be too severely consured by an in
depe ndeDt press"
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MR.. CLAY AND His PROSPECTS.
Oar last Southern nail s de cisve on this que sion
1. kentucky SEVEN Jackson and FIVE C2ap members
e fI.ste0 viz. Johnson Daniel, Lce6ppfe tViekife
-4dar, Gather and Lynn, or JACKSON film Tom
kins. Marshall, Letcher and ChiifOn Tor CLAY 10
Indiana, the congressional ee e'ions are unsn nous for
Jackson. In Missouri M. Pettis The J,sk,op canSi.
date, has carried by decided vo'e over Barton The
Clay candidate; add in Illinois, G. nefsl Duncan ,he
JackSoD candidate, 10 also vi. The hopes Of Mr.
Clay, therefore. in The house, fotIotn AZ with the
people. The fiat passed 10 1925 that Mr. CLAY should
not be President OF The Uoted IL was an exrsya-
CANT idea to suppose that judgment solemn and de-
Iibsra,e sould be reverted
philadelphia FIN. Sentine'
Mr.. Calhoun JOr Me PTesideHey.--Th, following
aYPelTed mousIy 10 OF the New York papers
OF Monday
NOMINATION or PREsioENr.-The Republican
eitzsBs Of Now York, friendly 10 the nominaon Of
john G.. Calhoun Tor President OF the United atss are
invited TO meet al the Broadway House, on Tuesday
evening, al hall past O'clock.
We presume tho call thrown cut ss A mere
"feelef, and that any irregular nomination like ibe
ab3ve will prove abortion. Mr.. Calhoun has not
yet given bis expose Of opinions wi regard 10 null fl
cation, ADD until he does so, 4 those opioous shall con-
States, that he Is an sn-dsunonisi, he has not The
slightest chance Gratifying afouod him, even the rsg.
meats Of faction with design Of elevaiiox him 10
the Presidency. We shall see.
a. The above, the New York Courier Of
sav has come 10 hsrC, and contains the following
paragraph 10 relation 10 The meeius; . ,.. a.
"An anonymous cal NJ meeting 70 po.uin.e s,,.
Calhoun 90 spndids,e fer President spps'feo 10 'ne
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q true sOpy (sisnse )
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.Naliif alton Nj. DIXON H. LEWIS, Of ALB,
ma, from wi ON ard whose -ops ration in the wa y G
Nu!lihcsiiop, 30 much expected, la, given his
ions IN tn, Mobile Patriot, on this subject ii hiL k
) ate may declare law OF ,hs United s ates 10 b
null but without being able TO take any ss tocard
rendering Il inopera,re. In his sense, have oil
us nulIh d, zig and lille, l'ug sg..
rs" Charleston Courier.
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ind aso iiour,hs taoh that had s.e
ola o. Ta,e Of seeoan, TO save % the precious ihnss
Of them were conceSoa IN Guy ether case which
they should be allowed -so much for the 5uus S
going mus, beg leave To s, no 10 zen
Notwithstanding the of docke, a, tho time
upon YET 10 STa The mex. term oh. 1907 Sy
to do with few exceptions which proceeded nom
ss was PsyasS IL the len ,Js r S"s .. As
he S bore ,s ,S SG|S s IN. r., =" and
& oil sucen, ,re"to powers decide point;
The assistance OF my friends courts rcad aud witt"
S 70 40 ,Ss S1 S"n OF hs courts with
. GA ny plantations because of the rmiy of my
under Ike ecs have continued to ae
done @ %Sa %y se, may not
ee" Snvd SeS here and AZ Lynchbue more than
Volumes more h1 twenty four or twenty five large folio Office
These records will hcw themselves For have NO, don.
feel eo"Scc as's Ss health than since
them o ss aid Of my friends a, the
reeeiee as they deseres warrnos, thanks "s
instead allowed SGo .. the side
d oy the public treasury to read and his
S SS d aSs ono oS OF tho
constitution that ho present Judges of the sae,em
sso Hp san o SsS an %Gd a the
Legislature elected under this constitution longer
Thought proper o1svo nothing un
restoring ,Sy 10 sso to; to S.
ties. 81 "''' ~
For, much approve decision of tho convent
which declined to fix tho time which Judge go
once and that he should forget n not TO resign in
que me, the of removal the 5th
o inc constitution ~ properly Legislature
majority OF two birds OF the members present concur
understand nom report that there il but little
VIII
superior Courts OF Chancey; and prefer
a" COCO VIII Tor country, undertake, could any
pontcnt under regulation
principles OF dmdgamaton- would prefer tba, il may
ia INTO othor hands, who tho In
things. - " " e' wv 'u o'u'' VI
can assure gentlemen n PARALYSIS hal gro worse
OF better, before second
nave resigned Officer and that continue
ms Won as there will be nv
" the duties Of office until shall
"hen snail DO out by the constitution.
@ "y,ei nothing to regret for while tina,
o.sn IN o'hee, mus, have committed with
eqnuth assure they all of the Of
suu perez we'd IN due hs. Away, great pc,
'Weo correct Them Should this pI,ce
the present superior courts Of ehsneery will he dispersed
hut inconvenience hpPen 10 th.
ny when greet and changes take place for the public
snd, ior Tn. teas.n, all ought 10 be satisfied.
do not how
n he was token from most standing tsr 10
ne the be
LyaetbRry, while
eer has not been the bar; and should very much
e. ne sni the youns gentlemen Of this Office
oo,,n such apporn en, from the Judge, ashley merit
Iow gentlemen,
home, | Ia
nd 'ha be truly delighted IL shall Of YOU Need.
dm-hut shsH not, shsl YOU al
@ 5H OF the Supreme Court where shall be wauteJ-
ior " am not the bench, he a he bar.
Of
sPEAk OF NE As AM-NoTInSG ExTENUArH, NOR SET DOWN
LIGHT IN MALICE leave you please in the
''1 pc -, ,r 49, CREED TAYLOR
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THE FOUNDRY oUEsrJo.,.

The last arrival informed us OF the settlement OF
the Maine Boundary Line by the King of Holland
but hoto settled was the question. follow
log 10 rom paragraph from London paper Of Janu
airy the ooh. by the Mary and Hariie, a, Boston.
We wait with seine anxiety for the confirms alton of
tn hA,tsrng Intelligence
"l IS calculated that he has,y decision of the kim
o Holland. relative to the iopg-penti~g bounds,
~ Question tween This country aud t,e Uni. ed
States, will transfer from Cree, Bri,ain tn a .
Ame,cTs a, leas, sir millions of acres or IN 5
vast extent OF country, nearly 400, 900 acres be.
long the county Of HEREFORD. and upwards of million
TO the county Of Devon two of the neares, counties
10 the city of Quebec, the capital OF the Canadas II
is also calculated that the United States boundary
will be brought within about thirteen miles OF the
River St. Lawrence, TOR the distance of sxtv
miles, and that about one hundred miles of the
river ST. John. along the banks of which runs the
old and direct commuI alton telween onebsc and
New Bfunswi K, II Ii FAX aud Nova S,ois, W II be civ.
en- es he United States Boundary. But ihi, il rot al
we under that four her propo ed roads TO 5.
ieteni parts OF our lower pio,iote will be
within the Unt ID Soies' boundary. a. has be, OBJ
servsd. His Orange M jest, must have vaser idea,
space than his present iiui ed sway would lead us
!oexpec,."
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TIE Washington CIrresp nden, of the Provide nc e
American, Is certainly mis- AIKEN in saying IN on the
authority OF "some Of the Virginians) that it /.
well understood he (Mr. ndolpL) " authorized his
friend. Me- Leigh, TO put him 10 nomination for the
next Congress before he left this country for Europe
&e.-Mr. Leigh vas on'y au'borizsd by letter, re-
ceived from Mr.. Randolph, since h, left the u. tied
Sates-Mr. l. e letter, published recently In tn.
Enquirer sets out the fact as il really exists.
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IL gives the Virgioians pleasure 20 see with what
promptude aud dsnere tndness Mr.. Tszswel dec in-
ed the Presidency OF the Senate He sez at once the
ground of duty, and &C ed firmly upon T.. He reco
Tested the maxim, Iimeo Ddnaos ct dona Je,entes.
MIR. webster could not lure hin in the chair.
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The u. s Telegraph OF 1hursday, announces tia
4" MIR. Tylers Speech on the Turkish Treaty." would
be published on hat day, IN pamphlet form q Pric
50 so per hundred"
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The Columbia (Georgttosn) Gazette denies iha,
there IL any Correspondence going between Mcssrs
Adams and Jackson.
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mAKREO On Wednesday, the 18th the .sibenee n
Wb A. Miller by the Rev z. P.Snhh, Samuel O. FIcwsr,
Mics Phebe Ann eds, daughter Of James Phtm,n Esq Of
the county Of Buokusbsm.
on Toedsy III, 22d ut, by the Rev Walker Timberi.ke
OF the Method Epncops Church, Francis Johnson Flu
wanna, 10 Mss Elizabeth W. Cilisn Of the comfy
Thursday, he 18th nit, " the Btv Jonu Kerr, Dr.
joseph Moshy Goochlsnd 10 Miss Martha t. Colonel
Robert II. Saunders Of Ienoo.
on Monday the Isl inst, the Hon Powhsan Ellis. Sens-
Tor IN Conires from tie State Of M;sisuppi Eliza VIM
dsnshter OF Timolhy VIM, E,q Of Wa.hiugton
DIED. Oh sunday morning, the 18th Mrs Fancy Gi6bs
sged 10 years.
Sunday the 18Th oJsnuary LAST, Mr. John Uo,ps, o
Buckingham county, in the list year Of his sse lie possessed M
those requisites which constitute sOod
" after an illness off days Wednesday night 07ih Oct
Al Ashley her residence in Wilkinson county, Mississippi Mrs
Sophia Gdat rec Of tho late Capt Francis Gda 9th
of her Mrs g. the third daughter of Col Robert
bors omgptod 70 Frederick county, Virginia marrying
having an OF her children and residing thorO for
husband with herself and family
Carthage, ennesee Having omgfatod from thonce Washing
ton IN this state and losing her husband there, lily moved
TO Ashley Endowed by nature with mind vinor
active and attentive Mrs Gdaft vefV macy
subjects fully and converted Interestingly and earnody on all
Wherever she has resided her acquanancos nesbo
uniformly loved hers she endeared family and friends
from causes particularly from her and Mind dsp
stOn, especially 10 times OF sickness affection ne
she ~ou submit, fatigue, but ooasoess and
hitting eNoons mitigate the slightest pain even Il, ne
sick ono hoad IN easier position With
~ which paook Of the beraiy OFFS Vrgnan
welcome from tho heart No person, knowingly her eve,
en her house naked hungry asd tho poor
ccoeoon Of her benovolence and charity. She was embo,
the Protestant Episcopal Church. and died In full
~ her Lord and Saviour -(CoMNu Nioargp
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FBNO MlLbERS.-We wish to employ lor the uex
~ season head end second Mfller-N one need an
Ply Unless they we'll FecoinmeD ded for their ca
Pabiliy' industry and sobrie;y.
,,,., sIMs & cRENsHAw.
'"B'Us WINS, Mach g. 9T--2dwfw
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I, baviog been charged that the proceedings of the
members OF the Pennsylvania legislature, and their
letter TO the President, orig ia the sugges ion OF
the President, through his private Secretary, that gen
tlemsn has made us the following communication on
the subject: ~. s. Tel.
Mr.. Doneison 10 The editor of the T'etegTaph.
GEN. GREEN:--A letter which | addressed, on tbs
18th Of January last, TO Gen. Kupps, member OF the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania, haviug been alluded to
in several public prints written at the instance OF
the Presiden, fer the purpose OF procuring i nomina-
ton by that body, feel it TO be due the President
we'll as TO myself give the letter itself 10 the pub.
lic as The best corrective of gross misrepresen.
taon OF its true character aud object. This wo aid
baye been done as hea d Of the notice y hch
had been taken Of The letter Of quess in the uteil
gencer OF the 2Is printed at Harrisburg, but having
no copy, was obliged 10 wait until could obtain one
from the gentleman who held tie original
IL will be seen that 1t 10 an answer to orc from
Gen. Knpps, which uDdeT stood dictated by a de.
sife to know whether would consider the PredIen,
embarrassed by written communication i,cm his friend.
in the Pennsylvania Legislature, expressive Of their
approba OF the bis administration & of their
wish to treat him candidate for reelection; and
that as Gen. Jackson had bsen already placed by
preceding article In the Globe. and The language of
his friend general here, within the princips OF the
inquiry It Is impossible that my response to can AZ
ford the slightest ground for The assault to which M
has been subjected on account OF IT,
VIII only adl' that my answer TO General Kupps
was written WITHOUT consultation with the Presd ms
or any oIse; and, II II was itanked by the r. e..
dent, that he did not know any thing OF its contents
WIN .ntss iss rsqoe', you TO insert the let
Mr. DontisOn to Mr.. Kupps
JANUARY 20, 1881.
DEAR SIR:-Your Isusr OF The 25ih instant re.cb
ed nae yesterday. In statement in the Globe pub-
lshsd about week sincs you will perceive that the
Pre- sid stands his old ground in tela,u 10 IN
Question Of bis being again candidate Tor the euhra
ges Of the people. cannot, Iherel re, ses any i'm
psopriety Ia tbs sie25 which you inllna'e afs about
TO be taken by committee Of the Pennsylvanis Lee
gi'issare, tor the PurPoss OF cb'oinios deriTston
OF his sentiments. The President would. doubt,
feel most graceful compliment TO be thus assured
that the course OF The administrator has no, dissp@
pointed toe wishes OF Pennsylvania, 10 whose PARTIAL
~ AID early support hs much Indebted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05

We expected to have presented our readers this
morning with some interesting extracts by the packet
at New York; but ,here was no mail Yesterday from
that cy.-lt Is said that there has been some change
in the Flour market. Flour has advanced Q, at Liver
pool bonded American Flour having been cold a, 33s
81, to Boz. The olowiag extract OF le ter was re-
ceived in this city Tbufsla by express from Phi
ladelpbio NEW YoKR, February % = Evening.
"Respscted Friend':-By the S,las Richards W.
have lie ters Of The 18th u-quong Flour to SO to g.
for Virginia: 3d. Tor New York Weslern.-whea, adj
vancsd 3i to Cd per buslein great demand The ex
element occasioned by report that the Pies had
prohibited the xport OF G. ain from their country
"Our prices will advance some. but it requires some
not TO be carried away.
owe have concluded 10 sen an express 20 overtake
The mail. IL you get ths in anticipation thereof you
will please inform all our correspond n,s TO put item
on taeir guard"
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II said suspect the best authority ibs, Thomas r.
BUrfoo appointed u. s. Attorney Of this District place
Roh Sannd Eq resigned Mr. D. Isl member Of the H. o ID.
Of Va from Chesterfield Co Ind was recommended In the highest
terms for the Office 0j members Of The Lezaure
suffrage Of co'lg0gus, Unsousht unsoced by himself
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The following is from the Fred,rcksbufs Arena
of yesterday morrins:
"OUR MARKET Is In an unsettled s'as in to, q
York, by a reliant OF Ibis place enclosing the an
nexed letter ON Cearn' s, Crary & Co. TIE Letter
was forwarded by express, and overlook the mail st
Wllmington-its object to prevent specuIa on or
our mefchan'e. We dill not hear Of sales TO any A..
mount, taking place yesterday. We thnk we may
safely quote the advance q price at so cents per Brre
The letter from Nav York c,ncIndss W fllows.
Take grea care ro 10 ace 100 much reliance the
advance, aud judge for yourselves"
LIVERPOOL, jim. a. 1881
To Mcssrs. ByTHes TYrnbie & ca.
Dear Sirs-Con6rmiog our ast Tespecis we have
to refer you to 'bq previous remarks on the stale
Of the Market. To day we have had Only fair
demand Tor Cotton, without any particular inter.
eel in ihs Transaction prices as bef0Te The de
maDd for Hour IN bond, has bsen considerable. and
there are orders In the market to upchdse IN much
greater ertenf than The supply (iaefadng parcels to
GrTfUe) ~ adequate to meet, anil The eOnsTqneHee is
an Gdodnce further NJ Is a Is per bnvyel-Prime N
York Western csoo having br- light 3J per brl, and
Vrginia of good quali,y--32s. 2i3 per barrel in
quality Wheat also is in free request & Sd n
I'd per bush. advance l. paii--son4 importers re-
/ fusing 10 sell under 6d advance. This exeter en-
lie partly IN consequences Of the Intelligence that the
exp,r of grsinis pr hibiied by The Pole; and m.
mour tha' Russia has come 10 IN deerminat on;
tbs lat ssfenenf. however. IL very dcub ui pf.
vaie letters from Pc ersbufgh Silent aloe thee
on the suhject-Clover seed has again ajvanced--ien
tors beiog sod u 1878 per etof We have nothing im.
poridnt T. add At pfesen'.
(signed) CEARNs, cRAYRY & &C.
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appointedby tho Executive the i4 Of June 1906
undo the former Of this commonwealth, be
Judge Of this court "ss 70 BE- appooed displaced BY both
HoHses;t tho September following the first mo
court took subject that provision Of tho
find from notebook Of that yoar that aer my
appointments qualified tho law required, and forthwith
seeded to tho duties Of oicc and from tho notebook
observe that had requested M TTny the clerk, the
ilemon Of willing dismiss all the old dsoived
nunctons by tho moong Of the the LIST Of September
NJ that years undcrstood from him that they all asoptcd
IT, sod that no had done accordingly this took Of about Fly
Of tho old tho docket and that under Of the
then regulations Of the the clerk had likewise entered
tho order book om sixty DEGREES ard orders sgaas
assent defendants
This bar trouble, and he court much time
ud from book that had consdefed W the
cation, after May s06i sixty nuooons, add that then
ready to opinion hywc Of hcm and bad laid by the
afgimsa too tho that
had 10 tho vacation, considered sxywo appeals
then ready decide ytwo Of them and had laid by
for o; aud that invited that pooa Of the
we're Interested IN those 20 attend 90 them strictly and
make any objection which they had.
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You respectfully solicited to give
closed address, delivered by Chancellor Taylor Bar
adjournment Of his Wednesday your
paper aud obligs your obcdent servant, b. AME5
Richmond, Saturday, Feb 25 1891.
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The Silas Richards Liverpool packet of Jan 24,b s
announced as below. They have Numbered about tbis
ship or twice but think they are rg h this time
Nothing can be expected from her until evening. In
the mean time have collected every thing we
could find from the letters of friends received by
thu way Of Boston. T.Naf Int
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Mr. .ihnsr moved 10 snssd tho lin by striking GU,
ing wv '''"
BE IT enGeted cy the General .assea6iv. Tina, the
Commonwealth shall be divided Into twenty circui,s
ana one Judge shall be assigned each circuit, and
aud Tor each county aH corporation hereinafter mem
toned at the court-house OF each ccanv OF CORPORA
ton or at such other place shall be hereinafter
hereinafter provided" ''
Nj, Glmer addressed the House at some length in
support OF this motion. So "
= When he had closed his remarks
Oh mouOh OF Mr tlbs n, The House adio0rned
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NONMIAMa
FROM ENGIAND-


New YORK, March, 3I.--The packet ship SYLVIA.
nus jenkins, air we'd this morning from Iiye rpoo
bringing us our regular files Of London and LyetpooI
Pspe, the former to ihe loib snd The latter to the
18th f. bruary, in 'lu'ive.
The Houses Of Parliament met on Thursdsy the
81 1t FEBRUARY. The first Of March 10 Fixed on for prs
'eniins The pIan Of Reform. Earl Grey presented q
number OF peti ions the subject. He stated that hi,
opLi'p dd uo 20 the length Of aecediog 10 every DO
'lu'n contained 10 those peoBs, but that 10 the pro
pI'sy o. the general measure he en- rely eoneuried
lie had 10 ked TO this important question with a
we" 10 the adoption OF some sHeciual and eff sien,
IN ASSURE; and he was happy 10 say, that although II
hsd kr long period been work OF BILE diff
uly, Mibiiers hid at last succeeded in framing a
measure which perfectly corresponded with the PRAYER
oi one OF those petifionsa measure which would be
ebeeiv >, w rout exceeding The bounds Of a in,t and
wei adyi ed moderation. II had received the un,ui
nous consent of he whole Government, and would A,
'aty pefioi az possible, be submitted TO The Other
oyss oi Parliament, where IL proper that should
oe n's' consl1ered-Io the Houss OF Commons, The
Chaaee iG o. The ESebequer mads einifsr statement
ana added That Tuesday, ih- Let Of March, had been
hkrd on Tor the purpose o. the nature and extent OF
tue plan nothing ~ given. Eul Grey saws Of IL "tbat
q 10 regulated by wise rnoderaion,n end Lord Al.
tbofp terms II "fi sod efficient. The hill Ia IN no
trough fofward by Lord John Russell
OC mel foss not seem mach dishesrtened nv ibs
roesed 60 against him. He continues 10 have public
Meetng' called, aud 10 bsrSngue tie multitude. On