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REPLY.
Taunton, April %, 1855

r. Taunton, Aprl. 29, 1858.
GENTLEMEN Your communication OF
the 22d has been received. Occupation
and indisposilion, Ore my excuses for not
replying sooner q,
Whenever my fellow.citizens have done
me the honor " address me on any sub
ject relating to the public interest, have,
according To my Information on the SUBJ
ject, answered the enquiries: IL would he
a poor return for your civIltv, should |
permit yours to remain without notice
and without reply.
You wish to ascertain, 4" Whether the
best part Of the citizens Of Massachusetts
regret the extension Of the right of Sui.
frage; and whether they would willingly
udopt the Rhode Island plan, were it prac.
ticable so 10 do
/ can only say, that ] have heard bul
few complain OF the extension ofthe right
OF Suffrage; and none express a prefer.
ence Of the Rhode-Island PLAN
1t is true, when tho amendment Of oul
Constitution, which changed the qualifi
cation fvoters from property t. the pay
nient OF tax, was referred to the people
in 1891 many voted against II: since then
II has seldom been made the subject q
conversation, and from the general sncnc'
! infer a general acquiescence.
Although you have assigned TO mo
much tloilier eu.inencs' than | ever tool
to myself, even in my vsinest dream o
seIi-importance, yet, in one respect, yo'
judged rightly-l am no 'respecter o
persons. acknowledge no oiher aris
tocracy than that which all good Citizen
should bswiIIing to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a
ristoc-acy when nature herself seems &
have established amongst men. The IN
luence which is exercised over socii
by men Of genius, -Irorat worth aud per
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EXTENSION OF
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CORRESPONDENCE

The following Is copy OF the Letter,
referred to, IN the Rrport of the Co,nmil-
tee, (published in our last,) as having
been add'essed TO the Hon. Francis Bay
lies, Of Taunton, Mass.
PROVIDENCE, April % 1888.
RESPECTED Sin-At u meeting, IN this
city, Oh the lS1h instant, OF persons iavor-
abie 10 the adoption in this Sluie oi The
Massachusetts mode oI Suffrage, The cub
scribers were appolnted 4 Con.iniliee to
report on Ile subject at lulure meeting.
We have since been toid, by pels.u-
interested IN preventing such measure,
that II would be the Iuin Ui the State, aud
that the beA part Of the citizens OF Mass.
regret the extension Of Suffrage in thar
State, and would willingly adopt the X.
Island plan, weie it praclicaDle to do 50.
Now as the subscribers J ield to none
in patriotic emotions, we would like 10
know, from high authority, il these things
are SO ; tor II they are, We shall recon-
mend " the adjourned neeling to abau-
don Their enteprise, and sacrifice their
but il these ussersions prove, as we sus-
pect they will, 10 Ge a slander on our
ieilow-citizens of Rhode Island aud Mas
sachusetls, we should also like to know 1t,
tnal we may persevero in what we at
present consider u holy cause.
We regret the necessity that has CON
PEELED Us to trespass ON your valuable
time but we tondly Anticipate that it can
not deprive you Of much o: 1t, IN an
swering what appears to us SO plata a
quv'.i".' "a our adjourned meeting Will
be held in q lew days, we shall deem it a
lasting favor to receive, at least, u brief
answer, as soon as your other calls OF du-
ty will admit. .,
The undersigned, though humble me-
chanics, have seen enough Of the world to
know, that gentlemen VINO have attained
your lofty emlnence, are above being
''respecters OF PERSONS" and we there
fore sign our proper names and occuya
tions.
RESPECTFULLY, YOUR FELLow-cITrzrNs,
WIN. 4. IlLLlNGHAST, Barber,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Blacksmith
wv llILlkANl MA NIlLL Snoetn2Ner
SETH LUTHER, Housewrisht,
! WILLIAM MILLER, Currier, ,.
DAVID BROWN, Watch and CIocl
E, Maker. .~r.s.
Hon. FRAscIs BAYLIEs, Taunton, Mass
| Il. S.-We thought It UNNECESSARY, iol
your Information, to state that no citizen
Of Rhode Island, whatever his standing,
or whatever duties he may perform to his
country, can vote Tor his rulers, unless he
own freehold estate worth one hundred
and thirty -four dollars, or the eldest son
Of such a treeholder. But we are conf
dent, from what we hear, that there is a
fire kindling in public opnior, in differ
eht parts OF the State, that will consume
all the hay and siubble Of arislocracv aud
primogeniture, aud leave to the land OF
Roger Williams and Nathaniel Greene,
the pure gold ot democracy and republi-
canism. Eight thousand citizens OF H.
Island now vote on the Massachusetts
mode, twenty thousand would vote.
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A seaman, named Henry Green, who
formerly belonged to the U. S ship War
rem, was sent home from Rio Janeiro, on
account of i'll health. He died on his
passage 10 Baltimore, having previously
made will, in which he bequeathed fifty
dollars to the Philadelphis Orphan Asy-
lum. The spirit Of benoSolence is here
displayed, as much as ifthe amount given
was much greater.
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A country pcdagogue once having his
school-house burnt down, was obliged to
remove TO new one, where he repri-
manded one of his boys, who misspelt
number of words, by telling him he did
not spell as well as when he was in the
school-house." .'Well thoinehow or moth
err" said the urchin with scowl, 81 can't
ethackly gil the hang of this ere new
school-housc.
PLAN Enough An impertinent fellow
asked Lord Guilford who that plain lady
was before him. "That lady," said his
lordship, els my wife. 1t is true she is a
plain wonian-I nm plain man-you are
a plain dealer; and that is the plain truth"
A Society has been formed ID New
Haven, Conn for the purpose Of sim
proveing the city in its architecture ard
scenery"
Tho lands al Carrollton, belonging to
The New Orleans canal and banking COM
pany, which cost the company $92, 900,
were sold on tho ist Of May for $3.50, 900,
leaving a profit TO the bank OF $i47,-
600.
Gold found. In removing Oh old wall
| IN this vicinity, last week, two pecies OF
Geld, weighing iG0 ponny weights, were
found, BY Mr.. John Brown, in the north
part ofthis city. Ithas been tricd BY chem
ists, and found to be pure, and is worth
st least ono hundred dollars. This wa,
] 20 excellent dy's work.-Prsv. JSSrns'
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The accountants employed to liquida,a
the affairs Of Lattice, in Paris, have as
ccr,ained that the sums oImoney expended
by him, either in pure acts ofgencrosity
or to assist individuals whose establish.
menis would otherwise have been ruined
amount TO no less than $3.50, 900 lroncs
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A "mouse nest" was discovered few
days since, in store in Cincinnati, ele-
gantly formed OF t,ceire bank notes, which
had been missing for some time previous.
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W A II II Z N

SUFFRAGE In RHODE IsLANp.-That
portiu,h of the citizens 9f Rhode lsiand
who 50 long have suffered from political
disiranc hisefnent, with a 'precious few
philauthropic lAnd-holders, are laudably
engaged in looking itto their condition,
and investigating the question OFT ven-
cradle Franklin whether the man, or his
beast (tRat constituted him voter, should
OF right, exercise voliiioa at the ballot
box" How grossly have too many ot US
mistaken the shadow Tor the object Itself
the sound for the substance. How man
ii silly have we erred when contending
thar wealih should be Represented and not
he sasl.o proliucss u--that money, aiid not
mud, Is tine sterling quality winch require :
legislative watchiuinessF How 'iifiDerai
the policy that certain quota Of the "hi-
thy iucre" is indespensabiy requisite to
fl. man for the business oflegisiation,-
however sou..d his principles, however
correct his judgnient-say, taking meas
ures' for promoting the general veal, such
az rewardlug industry, encouragag'virtue,
institdtiag regulations Tor the protection
oil lie ami property OF individuals, and III
one general view watching with Jealousy
the rights ol' the body politic. This poll
>cy, however ineqditaoie aud unjustis not
without il, advocates--it has ever been
followed up in Rhode island by the know
ing ones and they have silenced the
cries Of compiainants with re-ecboing the
virtues of the Old Charter. The Charter
OF King Charles WAS, when first dispensed
BY the nand oi'tbe monarch, one Of CON-
parallvs iiberty,--it established religious
freedom ia tnat Stale aud put 10 flight q
speo,rs of the most 'onerOus oppression
that ever goaded a-people-it was well a.
dapted to the age Uflts uifth,--but since
sucn great Improvement has been made III
politics and morals, and the mass has be.
come more enlightened, 1t appears Insde'
uuate to their wants--it is found wanting
tina. essential pillar OF tree governments
representation Of mind. On 'nqulring, the
hard working inen Of Rhode tsiaud fine
that money has been fully represented II
their places otlegislalion, while men have
had no lot nor part IN the matter.-Le
them be uniied, and Perserere, and the arIs
tocracy wiich they must meet front e
trout in the contest, will quail as did tho
great Goliah before the stripping Vt bibli'
Cal notoriety.--Nsw Bedford Working
mems Press.
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VOL. WIZ. NO. IL.
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Number Of Emigrants who departc q
for the United States during the last year
from the single port Of Bremen TO Bal
tinore, in 60 vessels, 1864 n. York, in
95 vessels, 2ol9; Philadelphia 285 ;
Charlie ton, Is. C.)97 New Orleans,
90. Total 9192.
The Pictou Coal mines that have been
lonv in a state Of combustion, have recent
" had the lire cxtinguished by cutting u
channel to the river and pouring in its wa
ters. Persons are now engaged IN "bail-
ing out" the mines.
King William Of England, has present.
cd his portrait to tho Legislative Council
ofNova Scotia, in consider ation Of the
Kindness and attention his Majesty recelv-
.,d while resident in the Province.
A man BY the name Of Casper He'll
I'm. been convicted Of perjury IN Charles
con. in swearing that he was qualified to
vote. lie was recommended TO mercy
Hov 10 Correct an Error. "What little
Ugly looking rsad-heoded monster 70 tha'
oisying among those children" "ihai
snadan. that Is my eldest soni" "indeed
you don't say so-,Okot a bsoStyal Mia
shsrub he I!"
Verbal Uhod;ssmesd. Corporal Nyu
.om,Asioed to his neighbor that ccrta'r
.nsn Of their acquintancc abused him: :
s"Csne h;m then" said the other. "Iba
vii, Il meet him." replied tho Corpo
raj 1i'Il conc AIM BY 'uord q mosihs an,
bow.o Howell Jouruai.
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The intoxicaiion Of anger, like that oi
the grape, shows Us 10 others, but hides
us from ourselves and We inure our own
cause, in the opinion Of the world, when
we too passionatrIy and cagetly defrnd It,
like the father Of Virginia, who murdered
his daughter to prevept her violation. -
Ntither will all men be disposed to WOW
Our quarrels in the same light that we do,
and q mans blindness to his own defects
will ever Increase, in proportion as he is
angry with others, or pleased with himself
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subscription TO his paper, including n
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containing satisfactory proof Of the cor
reciness Of opinion entertained BY many
that there Is no moral obligation to pay
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LIE Blanck, the suspected murderer OF
Mr.. Sayre and iainiy oil Morris,own, N.
J. has undergone thorough examination
before the authorities, in the presence OF
several French gentlemen, who also Of
fcia,ed as interpreters. He s.'h denies
committing the horrld deed. and adheres
20 his toImer story, that OH his return
home from the tavern he found the family
murdered, when he plundered the house
and escaped with the booty, which, with
the exception OF the gold watch, probably
was pot worth thirty dollars. The pr's-
onsr's vest and pantaloons have since
been found beneath the bed on which he
slept. with stain OF blood on them.
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Tho Committee addressed copy Of
their letter to MIR Boylics 10 the lion.
John Quincf Adams, who retsrued he
ioilo"ing reply: at, rE..a r--sq
QUINCY, May 10th, 1893. ta
GENTLEMsN,--l have tccei.sd your
letter of the 22d Of last month, ehon..ine d
my opinion with regard ,o,he ndsr,,osi,
the State Of Rhode Island OF TIE u, 4, -,
practice, in Massachusetts, Of u, e polite
al right Of Suflisge. tr. '10'sa'
The administration of,he Government,
and the modification Of the Cc.,,,i,u,,,n in
ench State Of this Union. .sre exrlus,ysiy
at tho disposal Of the ceoplv of the sla,.
ITSELF As tho polnt upon wi.irh ,our
enquiries tosn, is one opinion which. i
concluce, from your letter, tba, thero is
kercst diversity Of opinions among the pco-
'Ple edyoef State, !! raight 10 Obstructive,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13
ONWARD! ONWARD!i

North Carolina is still marching onward The
HIIlsborough Convention assembled on the 9th
The Deputies of nine counties attanded--Judge
kufin was put INTO the cbair; the vote being for him
70 for Governor Swain 16-A Committee Of two
from each Delegation was appointed to devise and
propose plan Of operation.-The Convention of
pIttsborougl, Chatham County, was in session two
days-Gov. Swain being present by invitation was
requested TO preside iis deliberations They
recommended 2-5ths oftbe capital ofa public works
to he subscribed by the Legislature.
But, Virginia is also on the alert, well as North
Carolino.--We lay before our readers the resolu-
tons of Botetourt, adopted meeting at Fincas-
tie on the 31st.
The "P1ifot says, IL "not attended in
consequence Of no previous notice having given but
II was cheering TO the friends Of the cause. number Of
shares were subscribed for in the house. and who
hsh previously subscrbed, doubled their
We nope nat the citizens Of Montgomery, Alleghspy,
GILES and Rockhdge, will let their Superior Courts
pass without making effort to sustain the great work
wscbwofd be--ONWARDl Let We act toifh sn,reu end
perseverance, and efforts will be crowned with sue.
cess
We also lay before our readers n very cheering
Letter from Fluvanna. That little "Stale,o ms she
has been familiarity called, will doubtless prove a
host IN herself
The kanawhn Banner ofibe 9Th, republishes the
address OF our Committeeman soyss
N'' not Iaboured document bu,h 10 plain ed cor.
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me cumberland Civilian mentions the arrival of J RI
Eaton, Esq President Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
company, al mat town, on Friday last on visit to the
accompanied by his lady, and other members Of his
amny' while at Cumberland, Mr.. Eaton embraced the
occasion 70 V' that portion Of the National Road now in
The difference between IL and The CHESAPEAKE and Oho
Compsny,o that tbs erection Of the bridge across
WIVES Greer, san again be prosecs,es.
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We understand Says the Cherokee Inteiigeneer of the
24h inst) that the enrolling agents are actively employ
60, aru hs, ,hey maze daily enromeps Tits presumed
that between Two and three thousand of the pa,ivss Iii
be resdy 10 move Arkansas, by the commencement, of
me i"i supposed That twice that number will 90 in
we spr,"g snouu NOT Treaty be effected, Of which there
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-06

N HANCERY-YIRGINIA.-At rules holden m
u me Clerks office of the county Court of Louisa ~
the Court house, the 7h day of August 1888: "
hobeft Dalton, administrator of Arthur Robertson do
ceased ana as admr. OF Peter Crawford deed PlF
against " 'i''
. w inny Robertson, Betsey Robertson Anne Robey,so,
Minyard Robertson, Croca Robertson, Polly Robertson
Nancy Robertson CassaDdra Robertson Davy Robertson
Gazlna Robertson, and Malissa Robertson Elizabeth
crawford, Eliza Crawford, Beverly Crawford Pe,cr
NfaW'orh, George w. Crawford, Reuben Crawford and
william Crawford, William Dckerson Peter Dickerson
Elizabeth Dickerson, Richard Dckerson James DcLnr
soH, Martha Dckerson, Sarah Dckerson and John Mt
Ths Joo,, - . Defendants.
nam Crawford, and William Dickerson Peter D,cLo,sar
Ehzabeth Dlekerson, Richard Dickefson James DicL.
son, martina Dickerson Sarah Eckerson and John Dck
eson moi having entered their appearance and given
ny according 10 the act Of Assembly, and The rucs Of
S Court and II appearing by satisfactory evidence ,b
ney are mol Inhabitants OF this State: IL is ordey,d
me sad last named defendants do appear before the
uces OF our county Court of Louisa at the Court
on me hrs day Of the next November Term, Of said
Court, and answer the Bill of The plaintiff; and Mai co.,
Ply OF 'Is order be forthwith inserted i'm some ncvs
printed IN The city OF Richmond tor two months surcr
sivey, and posted at the front door of the Couri
said county. OuSc VI
Copy Teste, JOHN HUNTED r,,,
August is. 90 C,h.
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NgRs poRTER's sEMINARY.-The Seventh $.

NDRS. PoRTER'S SEMINARY THE Seventh SEES.
1th sion OF Mrs. Porter's Seminary for Young Ladies
VIII commence on the ninth of September
Mrs Porter gratefully acknowledges the steady na.ro
mage oil The early friends of her Institution and the conf
dehce evidenced by the increased number of pupils en-
courages her orenew the assurance that every
necessary 10 the attainment OF liberal education foundd
OH strict adherence to and religious obligation.
VIII continue 10 distinguish her efforts for the instruction
nifty. ~
Board and and Tuition in all the branches of English in
sucuon one hundred and fifty dollars per year of forty
eight weeks, payable quarterly in advance
Tuition for day scholars according to the class in which
hey rank, from four to eight dollars per term Of twelve
weeks. " ''
Music on Piano, Harp and Guitar sls 90
Drawing, Landscape and Flower Painting in
Wax Work, Transferring, Shell Work and
Chinese do. m
Velvet Painting, in oil and water colors 40
Latin' French, Italian and Spanish, each 6 90
Lectureson Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and As
ronomy, illustrated by various experiments.
Each Boarder must be provided with single hair mai,
tress bed and bedsead and necessary bedJipo slice
tuDber, table and tea spoon uniform is worn of blue
glngham during the week, and on Sunday white dress
with blue belt straw bonnet with blue ribbons in sn
mer and crimson in winter.
Mrs Porter invites the personal attendance of all bo
WISH information upon the course OF instruction and dsci.
pune PuTsed IN this nstituon and 10 those whose remote
fesidence prohibits this inspection, information will be ac
corded IN printed form application TO the Seminary
corner OF Duke and Washington streets, Alexandria
. REFER TO Rev. Rue Keith, Theological Seminary Va
rev Edward Lipptt, do. Rev. G. Mann Alexandra
John Roberts, Esq, do Bernard Hooe, do A. C. Gaze
move & Co., do. w. Fowle do l. p. Thomson. do
Fairfax, do; Edgar Snowden, do. r.. Il. Mason do
y j.. McKeDna, do. Benjamin Hallowell do Hon Levi
Woodbury. Secretary OF the Navy, Washington. d. G :.
Commodore Rodgers, Navy Commissioner do Canine
lore Charles Morris, do Col Bomord do Gales & Sea
on 90; lion. Dane' eoster Massachusetts, Rev. VIM
Jackson, New York. Gen. George Rust Virginia; Henry
Turner, Virginia; DR.. X. Baldwin, Winchester, Va.
Aug. o. 27-wto,bs
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HROCERIES, DOMESTIC Goops CorroN YARNS
w &c-Darid anderson, J., Cary street, has now in
store the principal part Of his Fall stock OF Groceries, Do
nesc Goods, Cotton Yarns &c-con.istng in part of the
following articles, OF which, having been purchased
before the important advance which has lately place
III many staple articles he is enabled 10 offer 10 his
mers aud the public generally assortment OF Goods
his ne upon good terms they be purchased in
any OF the Northern Markets.
l35 hhds. st. Crox Porto Rico and N. o. sugars,
part prime
SO boxes and bbls. refined do
465 bags Porto Rico, Rio and Java coffee
20 hhds. prime retailing molasses
iloO sacks Liverpool filled salt, very superior article
2o5 do. do. ground Alum do
OIL kegs cut nails and brads, assorted sizes
A do box and clinch nails, for tobacco factories
30 tons Swede, country and English iron
l ton plough plates
tons American blistered Steel
J. 2 ton English and German do.
10 boxes tallow candles
20 do. sperm. do.
rs do 8 by 10 and 10 by IL window glass
Fresh gunpowder, imperial, and black teas
$50 sides heavy russell leather
100 calf and kip skins
$50 oak tanned sole leather
pipe and 2 half pipes superior old cOgnac brandy
pu1sheOn very fine old Antigua rum
Sicily Madeira wine, woodhouse brand, in pipes
half pipes and or. casks
20 bis Bumgariner's old rec'fed whiskey
Common do. in hhds. and barrels
Pepper ginger, and pimento
Salipetre, indigo, aud madden
Copperas, alum, and birthstone
Cap, letter. and writing paper
Bed cords, leading lines, and Irvine
% kegs Duponrs gunpowder
$50 bags shot, assorted sizes
1000 lbs. bar lead
30 bis. "Stark Arn,is.aad'o" family roe behring's
20 bis cut do
l25 nests iron and wood bound ware
Also. (at factory prces,)
ZoOOo lbs Virginia yarns from the approved facto
ries, viz: Cunningham s. Anderson OF Rich.
mond, Chastan Clarke of Manchester, Jane.
Scott OF Isle OF Wight
1S do. 81 shirngs, cunningham q AMER
IL do. A sheeings, S0h
oil do 81 shee;ings,
do. IS do ~,
0 do cotton ogsnaburgs No"e'n "dhuiac-
10 do. Suffolk drillings, lure
cases bieached shiriDgs,
Aug 30. 33-6t
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Lord Caseresgh in staesmsnke iorsthough OF future
evils In tho exercise Of consdeate feelings towards
America, in the public spirit which has the courage
denounco the imPolicy and injustice Of an exccpve eye
TEN, sanctioned by domestic prejudices alone. When
policy humanity, aud justice have and all concurred
thoroughly upon the principle, it is worse than folly
imagine that can be any insuperable obstacle in the
de tails