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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-08-31

A man who had just returned from witnessing the execution of GORDON at Bury ill Lngland, was surrounded by a great crowd of people anxious 10 learn the truth regarding the fate of the crinl- inal, as expectations had been excited that he would receive Il repricye. The man at last, weary with interr6gatofies put to him wherever he went. towards evening betook himself to the T Thcagre. in order to avoid bis tormcntofs. The play was Macbeth. Our hero had 10 sooner seated himself than the gracious Daacen enguired of an attendant ofi;- Cef
 ssIs execution done on Cawdora''
 He who had retired from uterrogato. ries, thinking this another put to him ori the same subject, lost all patience, and starting up from his seat, .,; :; 2, { the topmost pitch of his voice, 4sl tell you l saw him hanged this inornlrg; and this IS he last time HI aiswtr any more. questions about him."
 It must be highly gratifying te the friends oi the late venerable K I,rcsi- dent Monroe te see the high respect universally paid to his memory. In honor of t almost every paper that nas reached Us announcin. his death is clothed ii sables. Numerous and ap- parcntly sincere arc tic euiogies pro- uouuced upon lis character
 Tue most striking observations we have seen on the occasion are contaiAed d
 in the following brief paragraph from a
 Connecticut paper:
 l Our colums are arrayed in black ra~
 ther for the decorcus custom of putting
 on the semblance of sorrow, than for kactual mourning. It is no eaase for
 grief that good man dies in his old age iii the midst of peoples honors
 and respect, Still less when man puts
 off his iufirmitics with poverty, in the fhrong of glorious recoiicctions revived by the anniversary of the noble Decla- ration of Independence which lie noblo sustained. Death on that day 10 such
 a man, while the rejoicines of twelve
 millions of freemen were ringing thros Eihe land. IS triumph more glorious
 than Roman processicns, with thelr long lines of glittering chariots, silk strip- pings, and chained captives. Why Eshould we mourn over Monroe! He |has measured the full spar of human
 life-been useful and honored-and
 gone to the grave only when increasing wears made life a burdcn.--.leu HorsSi ! 44dscrtiscs.
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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-08-31

1t is highly satisfactory to feel assur- ed, that by the great majority of you. gentlemen, all the evils here noticed are decidedly discountcnanced; and tIse strongest confidence is therefore repo- sed iii your icatiiness still to cooperate n n giving effect to the injunctions of the Depaf!meef, 50 essential to it's future prosperity. " r. BARRY.
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ef,cuiion. that il wss "ssarael Of forfeited
forthcoming bond. p"
Mr.. Terrlli moved the iade6hhe postpone
ues, Of the suolsct which va, rsjeesed, aye
J 80. Eoes75
! The saI..l ,tuie was fhsh adopted.
Mr.. Bfodnax submitted further sm@nr-
nirui, ADD, on his motion. The bill AND snsnd'
IN ent were laid on tue table aud ordered 10 be
printed.
On motion OF hr McD1se, ihs bill incqr-
porAiiog eompsny 10 construct turnpike
from Lexington to the North Brach oil the
James River, was taken up, and The vots on Us
engr0ssmsnt was ieeonsidersd.
The bill oh ngi pg the mode OF compromising
tho General Agen', or Store keeper oiihe ftn.
tent isIy, was ordered 10 be engrossej.
The engrossrd bill TO amend III. several
act. concerning the Court OF Appeals, aud
Special Court OF Appeals, came up on It's pas
sage.
Mr. Msyse moved 4. fill the blank IN the bill,
designating The place where The Special Cour
Of Appeals shsll be located, with The words
Bath Court Hcuse"--rejeced ed.
Mr.. Mason Of FredGck moved 10 fill the
blank with the word. i" Staunios 10 the county
Of Augusta +"
Mr.. Summers moved to FIJI It With i" Lewis
burg 10 the county OF Greenb,jer."
Mr.. Mcmahon moved 10 fH the blank with
harisoaburg in the comfy Of Rocking
ham"
Mr.. Mcdowell moved TO Ell it with Z" Lex
ington IN tie county Of k,ckbridge."
A long discustook place on the relative
merits OF The ysfous locations.
The motions Of Messrs Mayss and Mason Of
Frederick we're then rejected and The blank
wa, filled with " Lew isburg in abe county of
Greanbrer. :"
The ether banks ere then flied, fixing the
term OF tile court on the first Monday In July,
aud limiting lis duration 10 ninety ds;'s.
The blank. dIing. the line OF demaf cation
betw esn the Eastern and Western Distract, was
hIed with The words" Bine Ridge
Mr.. Mason Of Frederick, submiu ed the fol-
lowing ryder.
Pfouided, That appeals taken from the
Courts Of the counties of Jefferson, Berkeiv,
Morgan, Hampshire, Frederick, Shenandos h.
Hardy and Page, shall he tried az the Court oil
Appeals held in th- CITY OF Richmond, any
ibIng IN this act contained 10 the contrary not
With standing Propidsd hoWerer, That by
co0seni oil parties. pstered OF record at the ta,p
OF appeal. any cBuse from either of the Courts
Of the tounte, above reclted may be tried at
Lcwisburg.
Ihe'rS der was read twice and ordered to be
rngr'ssed- sad he bill aud Iyder passed. Ayes
VI, noes II.
D motion of Mr.. Chichester, the House ad-
ourDed.
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pose. naturally rsmads Us bis much De sse
10 ih=l s'gh Caau sbi,b administer ibs sa-
pfeae law Of th- land. So long - the people
Of fAis eoasify shall prefer the feesfnsssrf oi
laws 10 tbs government OF NICE. the SaprstEe
Court 81 the United Sisies vii remain sn
shj-r. oi profound venerahon. II !, the bel
a., iam Of persrott1 rights se can create
none better, aud If ever the libsriiss OF thus
conity n,e doomed 10 perth. they will si.
lire IN the presence Of that tribunal
Tie present Chef Iosties VI ihai Court vas
Distinguished by his military conduct Ia ihs
American war. H. was afterwards eminent
IN The councils of peace. lie has since presi-
del Tor thi,ty years 10 the Supreme Couri, sud
sustained is character with admirable ability.
sAnnot think Of him NOT speak Of him with.
ooi reverence. His spo'lsn character, over
which The hsnd Of lime has nov lhaown q mel.
10 ed lusiIe his long iried services. bis IN gh-
~ mind his Impartial judgment his indepeD-
dent splrit his mistaken fofiiiud his deso.
lion 10 bts duis, have secured TO him . name
- immortal as The law, aud the constitution oil
tas enun'ry.
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| RipAY, April |.

Yesterday, II message was received from the
Senate, Informing that they han passed the
h,'is-ro reduce the shipping duty on tobacco
--Makmg further provision for the extension
Of he kanaa ha turnpike Brig OF Sandy River
And that they mad rejected the bill to a.
mend several acs concerning pubic roads and
tor establishing public landings.
Mr.. summers. from the committee Of General
Laws, made areporI recommending concnr.
renee IN The amendments Of the Senate to he
bill moorpo, ang The Fncssle aud Buchanan
Turnpike Company. Agreed 10.
III oil concerning delinquent lands. with
tive amen imenls nj the oeuate, Az amended by
the managers OF the simple conference Of both
Houses. was taken up aud the amendment.
severaIIy agreed TO.
Ibe following sngros,cd bills we're read a
th'rd time and passed--Io revive the inspec.
iIon oil tobacco at AndersOn's warehouse in
tue town OF MeadsV'lle, and Hhubishs ware
house IN The town OF Banister-Io amend the
act to authorIse The Board ol Public Works to
recover money due the fund loi internal Iul-
provemenf, IN summary "ay-Authorsing
the Board OF Public W o,ks 10 subscribe 10 the
stock Of the Jackson River Turnpike Coupe
ny.
On motion OF Mr.. Christina the hill reg uating
the commission OF shcrlffs and other III
GERS, was taken mp.
MIR. Brodnan submitted the following substi-
tute Tor the bi -
BE enaeied, By The General assembly, That
| SlefhS, coioneTs, aud sergeants, shall herest-
! TER bt eniittd 10 demand and receive, for pro-
ceeoing TO sell on any execution aw u ded ON
iorieted forthcoming OF delivery bond, il the
PROPERTY he actually sold, OF the debt pad, a
commission Of tw" aud hall per cent. Oh the
amount thereof, and no other commission, fee.
o' reward. eicspt Tor the erpenst, IL any, oil
recovering and keeping the property iaken.
Aud Tor lie brlter direction OF such officers,
me cls'A shall tlso endorse, upon every such
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pans --Aalhog,.ias Re coTSoF-i.9. q IL
han Of L,nel burg % sabserts- " the sioes
ofIhe L,nehi,arg and New River hsh knst
| Eonpun, tnr Dan,iIe ana
Esanshsm Tnnpike Company --Authoriztng
n separate election 81 tle house al k.amonf
Eaken, 10 the county Of Mon,gomsf, - {
| III OXIDE for the repairing af fh- pabliS afmf
Mr.. Leigh, rum the cotnn.ii tee ot mann
gers appointed 10 pTspaf- rss.Dns 10 he pfs-
scented To ths ssnaiT, ~ relation 20 their amend
,nenis t. the hiil concerning delinquent lands
made a report, winch sas read aud agieed
10.
On motion of Nj Brodns. the COMMITTEE
Of Courts OF Justice was discharged rom tb,
/ further confederation Of the bill concerning
The fee, OF Shefifs, v Inch was laid upon tb,
tahe.
On motion of Mr. Goote, II was
ResoIrtd That the Second Auditor he requir.
I ed 10 furnish annnay 10 the House OF Dele
Rales n statement, relative to all the public
Improvement. of the Commonwealth aud al
The JOINT stock compsnies IN winch the STATE
holds pecuniary interest,", showing the cost o.
/ the construction " each the gross amount oi
tolls. rent. or other ftvenue--tLs nett amount
| after dchayIng the cost oil COLLECTION u Tolls
| The suprrinlr ndance aud repair OF ms works
or any oSBsf expense winch may ha % been IN
Cured Together with all SUCH other informa-
ton -. may De calculated 10 ia, I. value OF
The funds ye,ied Ia such works and improve
ments
On motion Of Mr. Miller OF Bo,stourt, the
bill to pIovne the means for sscefSinIng the
| beat means OF uniting the Eastern aud Western
wafer, was taken "p
NJ, GnrlanJ oil Nessn, moved 10 amend the
BIT 10 ~ 10 restrict the examination OF the
OmmissIousrs. appointed ny Tie bill, 10 the
5 airs OF New York, Penn.y wanna and Mary
liant.
DIR, Goode moved the indefinite postpone
m.nt Of III" bill, aud asked The ayes aud noes,
which we're ordered.
After debate oil considerable length, IN
winch Alrssfs. Gopdr, Moore, Garland of
Nelson. Gibson, Mason OF Frederick, M iler Of
Boie'"ur', IeI,l snd Morfs took part. the
motion To postpons indefinitely was 'ejecled--
aye. "a, zoe. 80.
On motion of Mr.. Garland OF Nelson, thu
bill wa amended by striking odl thai portion
providing for thu appointment oil hoard OF
commissioners, and Inserting provis'o" au-
thouziog he employ menl OF an assistant en-.
glneer.
Several minor amendments were adopted
and the bin WAS ordered TO be eogIo,sed.
Tie engrossed bill 10 provide Tor the con-
struc'ion of road from Monroe Couu House
To the kentucky linz. was read thrd time
and on us passage was re- eeted by vote oil 81
10 -.
Mi. Christian moved RECOMMENDATION of
thr above vote, which was rejected by a vote
Of "A to 90
On motion Of Mr. Jackson, tbs House I'D
journsd.
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IHrRsDAy. March 81,

Yesterday, amesaage was received from the
Senate thai they had passed with amendments
The bill incorporating the Fincastle did Buch.
anan Turnpike CsnpaO,.
COURT p APPEALS.
The bill concerning the Court of Appeals,
and Special Court Of Appeals. was taken up on
nation VI Mr. Christian. who offered n sub,li-
futP, providing Tor the establishment OF the
Court Of Appeals NJ Richmond only. The
original bill proposed he establishment of n
branch Of The Courts 81 Appeals on ,hc western
side OF the Blue Ridgr.1
Mr. Christian declared his object TO be TO test
the question whether the Court OF Appea Is
should bs carried west al The mountains.
The substitute having been discussed nv Mes
srs Mayse, Mason oi Frederick, and Williams
OF Sbcnandoah, The latter submitted several a.
mrndment, (simllar in their effect 10 the sub :
stltule) TO tho Original bill. MI. Christian with.
drew his substitute.
The amendments wers debated ut some
length by Messrs. Summers, Leigh, Preston,
IerrIil and Campbell Of Brooke.
Inc question hing taken on the amendments
they were rejected
Nj, Williams OF Shenandoah, moved that III,
blank now be filed, which met with much Cd.
po,nion.
Mr.. Leigh moved 10 strike out the words.
| Blue Ridge and leave a blank-to be filled at
tsr he engros zmen'.
MIR. Williams Of Senandosh, withdrew his
motion. After u Short cOnversation, in which
The rieuds Of thu bill requested the withdrawal
of the motion VI Mr. L. he wthdrrwu.
Mr.. Lucas renewed the question, VIII ich was
| cstrled.
| MIR Atkinson moved to amend the bill by
adding the following section, which was agreed
| 10 -
he II enacted, That the judges Of the SAID
courts shall make such allowance to the said
Clerk, as ma, be deemed reasonabl provided
| the same shall not exceed - dollars for
each Clerk Tor any one year, in lieu Of any 9th
! er 60 npensalion from the sialp
The bili was then ordered 10 be engrossed
A meSsase WIS received from the Senate IN.
tirm'ng that they had agreed to the amend
men's proposed Ivy the Managers Oh the par
oi the House of Delegates. OF the conierenc.
on the b'll concerning delinquent lands.
GA motion OF Nj Bryce, tae Finance com
mtiee WINS ordered 10 bring IN a dill, 10 amtnl
an act coQceinng the furnace lands IN In,
county ol Blocking ham, passed 2s,h Feb ls22
o" motion OF Nj, Clay. the House adjourn
ed.
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WEDNESDAY, March 81.

message Was ,ecrived from The Senate. m.
forming they had passed the bills--Eur,hsr d.
'ee''ng the course OF adm'nisti alton OF pc, sonal
asse's-t "'her 10 regulate the pracnce OF sue
.as ou' ana prosecuting wrlts CT scire Gacius-
~ s"'no' &c Separate elections in The counlie.
OF charlotte and Il enry. -
MT. Terrell, from the select comm;,,.. m
tue SUBJECT, reported a bill CONCERNING m,
Lexington and Coviugion lurDp,ks CONS
pan,.
Inc following engrossed bills vera read a
,nfa I'me dnd passed To incorporate IN !
winchester aud Potomac Rail Road romn,nv
40 Incorporate the Loudoun Rail Road Gem
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,hsi ihs Commission appointed nv III. :.
= r .a'cs 70 essniae into American ,i i"as
sa.s VIZ report tarorsbly 10 shei, las
ans 'hsssn early treaty nr.ngemsn, .@oss az.
n1aHs',ph MAJ be with some conf u,
~ shoaid the present ministry .a a.
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Aots nj .iuction

WILL sell on Tuesday ne,t. ST.,
IL acre Lois, situated IN dill,,.,, ~ ~ ball
tonn. JOHN X n go VI lhe
April az Ne
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Claims on France. R,.,oo D..
rsca'' On .he authority of letters from p ris O,
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DO III SUI =.

The YeW York Bank Ro6ber.-Smith, SAYS
the Ne" \ orb Journal OF Commerce, the Bank
'obbe', " lbs brought before Justice lIapson o..
tuesday ning, 10 be examined upon the
charge, but he peremptorily refused to answer
| any questions on the subject, and was commit
tea VI hll tor trial at the next term OF the Gen
! raj SESSION "A large crowd was collected a.
o"ut the City Hall during the morning, under
an expectation that the examination " ouid be
held publicly IN The Police Office-bul tnev had
TO retire Disappointed. Justice Hopson acteu
gerry Judlciousiy 10 the case, for II i. idle 10
suppose tina. any man, II disposed to make Ii
inii confession, would be willing TO proclaim
ms own 'gnomlny la the presence OF sou spec-
iators aud secondly, ii he had done IT, It was
ininTmaiIon that was proper to be comlnunca.
TED only 10 the magistrates and officers, for
The purpose OF enabling them TO secure his &C
lance OF the money.
At vi the money MOI yet recovered which
was stolen from the vaults OF the CIV Bank d.
S2I00 ale in bills oflhe Rutland Bank. Slu'.
and less.
Oi tie balance Of money missing no trace
has syet been tound-and though (as is u,
suaI IN such Cases many rumors we've aAoat
yesterday, We could trace none TO a source To
be relied on.
lhs So5,OoO o. the notes taken by Smith
from the New York City Bank had not been
iound on the 3Oih ult. The Mrrchan,le of
aiinorning says, That the POLICE have OH
tanned trace Of the balaDce of ihr none, H., wa
oeieve Is true, and we look 10, some satisfar.
TORY Information respecting il this afternoon ::
os' on luis point we should not say more a, pre-
sent" ~
North Eastern Boundary The Portland Adj.
vertIser states tina, on Thur,Jav I..t IN. or
hciai decision Of the Ex-kng of the N.tber
lands war brought 10 the Executive of Ma no
oy special Messenger from Washington. This
decision, II is reported, does not differ fr,m
the decision as published in the BRUSH uao.rs
ana copied into the papers of tins country II
IS also reported that a Protest was of red Nv
MI treble, IN which he recapitua,es the res-
sons OF SIR Charles Ragot. who seems 10 tb;nk
'"e nr''ish nave gained all they wanted. The
| s"'0hS OF ms Majesty OF the Netherlands. or
u 'he nns'rious arbitrator, as Presidea Jack.
81" e'y'ed nun, are said . be OF curious and
eA"aoiu'harye character. A secret session was
'e'" 10 'he senate On Friday forenoon. on the
k2,s'oh OF the communication which WAS i'm.
transmitted by the Governor 81 an
was OF some Importance, as they
WIN closed doors a good part of the fore
"o"' measures Oi some interest. il Is rumo,.
."' "e'e adopted. I1is communication. wa.
r""s'nn'eu 10 tue House, the latter par, of tn,
i'"o"h ana a session was ordered in ths
matter" '"e suJec'
o'a'ms on France.--rhe Boston pa,r;o,
e'' On 'he authority of letters from p r;s ~
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,s., letter from Nansemond, Wright,
.o'', says :" The West India trad. Ia
."e administration no gooi. s,.vs, Sss.
.pe' iu"lorr T. that Marker. ara ms ans e
,. a'n a. any other ilme--and what is sal, ""'
Richmond Wig
The United States Bank Stock i,
serve, rsing ia the market. On ~ We ot
stie' oil 1t were made in Ne~ York =, oy, sa
cent. advance. The rise ia probsh, a. Z0i pt
The rise VI exchange upon Ene1anJ '"mg 10
advanced one or i~o per cent. VIM Ia,
pays past. Tie Back shares are .a"' fes
sed, we believe, AS r,mitiauees ab,o"' ''ne, I.
oil specie or o'lls exchange. IN, Instead
TIL, The Vice President has arrived at nj.
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The Vice President has arrived b, j.;
dence, IN South Caroline. AZ Dis res.
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| From The Messenger des ChamLre, !

PAHie: Fen, From lie joy wpicn /, e !.
pressed WIN 10 much irankness by all The lou,
nails oil Belgium al tie election OF the d.
Nemours' II rs easy to see that there .ex,s,. y
p,o'ouna sentiment of paternity for France
which the efforts Of intrigue cannot .raIiea,.
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Yesterday, amessage was received from the
Senate, ih"i thty had passed with amendments
The bill incorporating the Fincastle aLd Buch-
anan Turnpike CsnpaO,.
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ffleh are identified witl, ina

which are identiaed with tl,o
 and durability of our eo,nna,p prosree;;, e;, tions' and if my continuance .'i ;o 'a stita, other term be thought essent;a, '' 0,llee ,a an services are at the disposal s'' of ,u ,,unatn ny ple, as they have been beretofaras sne peo
 pray you, gentlemen, 10 ba a.
 that appreciate Sssttly and s,oss assofea fully the generous confidence ,'sI' s;sh srate' Pennsylvania reviews my past "'.h Wl'lsl and soucies for tic cbarac,er fs s''a;;i;ee ;;i;ee which it may be my lot hereatto'o ., thai hibit as public servant 'ef 10 ez
 With earnest wishes for vo.,
 ness, individually and eolIeetiysa,.. 's'PpS scribe myself your friend and felIa'a z. sue' ,. ixen, 'o" elt
 ANDREW lAcKso,~
 Messrs. Jacob NJ. WISE, ". c Gos. Se and others, members of the penns,'llT ,9lT' nia Legislature. 's, iea'
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presumed, that the inscription upon She Ilatina coin mentioned in the Evening Post, is of similar character. The value of one grain, troy weight, pure gold is about four cents-that of ono 5rain of silyer,4 of a cent in the rcla- tive proportions before mentioned, be- tween these metals. .one grain troy weight Iof Flatina is worth as nearly as possible, one cent; and dollar coin in that metal would weigh precisely or very nearly 100 grains troy weight-ailowances arc of course to be made for alloy. Our sil- Iyer quarters of dollars should weigh I0I grains cach-but dollar in Platira, | from its specific gravity, would of course not be of so large size: it would prob ably nos much exceed that of a I2a cent piece. Ti.e introduction of Platina as d coin, to any considerable extent, would probably increase its relative value in the market. How far this operation might be anticipated, l -am unable to loresce. The metal itscifis of recent discovery, and hitherto il appears, that, in the production of it, nature has been uncommohly parsimonious. But as a new mine of it has been discovered in the Ural Mountains, it is not improbable that tthe rise in value which would foi- low from the extended use of the metal, would be counterbalaneed by a cores bonding increase of the supply.
 It is remarked in the article of the Evening Post, that thereis nohead of the Emperor upon these Platina eoins.- There has been nc head of the Sove- reign upon any of the Russian coins since the reign of the Empress Catha- rine. Her Son, and successor was de- tered, as perhaps he thought, from per hitting his head to appear uponhiscoins, bya religious scrupie, and he substitut- ed for it alegend from the Psalms 'sNot unto us-Not unto us.'' Whether the same scruple has been inherited by his sons, may be matter of conjecture; but neither Alexander nor Nicholas could be actuated by another motive which the critics ascribcd to Paul, the consciousness that his head was not a desirable object of exhibition.
 J. Q. ADAMS.
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From the Ohio State p,n..

so'' ti'S oIllU TcIdtG Hullot,,
 The correspondence which oesn,.y ; during the present session, between, ,t ta members of the Jackson partv os.le os u Legislature, and the President of ot ,h ,,le United States, is herewith presented '.s ' the readcr:- 'eo 10 To his Ereelleaey ANDREW JAcKsa,
 .. President of the Uauted Stotes s,''oN
 The undersigned, with their fe,,au. citizens of Ohio, have seen win oa musL satisfaction the administration of 1t' 1ba general government restored to corras. .,.s constitutional principles. Your eo,,rsa as the chief magistrate of the nation a,'ls oh servant of these principles. and firm sv, ;n adherence to them, we assure ,ou ;s .a .'' proved by majority of the peorle pr Ohio, although accident has given a d;e ierent appearance.
 But it is not sufficient for vour .oun glory, or the permanent interest.of on- common country, that the administra,ioo ot the general government sbould through your agency, have been restor. ed to soundness in principle, it is neces. sary that the salutary direction now ejy. en. should be continued, that the bless. ings Of our free institutions may be 6l, ly developed; and to accomplish this. no measure Is more important than your re election, because, from 10 other measure | can we calculate to secure all the ad l9antages which have been gained, b, the victory achieved; we, therefore, ir behalf of the majority of the citizens o Ohio, (whose wishes We believe we re. present. solicit you to be again candi. date for the Presidency.
 Respectfully yours.
 Here follows the names of the fifty. two administrationmembers of thefsen. eral Assembly.l
 Columbus, Jan. 1881.