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order the record to be rxpungcd, was: thought,
plain violation of an important provision in tho Const
tuition; therefore could not agree tove it my vote.
lcndcavored to have the resolution amended to
conform my views of correctness and after tho word
!'czpungc," struck OUT by vote almost unanimous,
ths subject laid the table, contrary to my wish,
sud against my cute.
You say and say truly that my vote upon the three
million appropriation, has been complained Of by
This three ,l!lions was an amendment made in the
House the last u,ght of the session. without any message
from the President any estimate Of any Department
it wus made bill which had been passed by the
House, and sent to the Senate in the ordinary course,
without any such provision The Senate had amended,
by increasing appropriations tor notifications; and
when these amendments sent to the House. for the
first time this three million appropriation thought of
and inserted, and from the manner in which the amend
wordcd, it was left discretionary with the Pre-
sident to cXpend the money, or not He might cXprnd
it as he pleased, bv increasing the Army, the Navy or
building Publications. This thought all wrong. 1t
was throwing upon the President responsibility belong
ing Congress. IL he expended the money! and there
should be he would be censlred for waste. If lie
did not eypcnd H. and there should b. he would be
ccnsured for putting The country in state of drrnce
believed if appropriation were necessary, the lres
dent ought TO have scnt message, saying how much
necessary and for what purposes, and let The law be
passed accordingly.
did not believe it probable there could be any diff
Guilty with France before the next session. did not be-
licvs the President wished this appropriations; thought
It he did, he would have applied Tor 1t IN The regular
| moac thought II the appropriation were inauc, nc
would not knowingly have the money wasted; but had
not the confidence in all Others and therefore be-
evcd the Army. the Navy, and all those interested in
ortihcations would be induced to importunc him, and
that the money would be drawn from the Treasury and
expended upon objects of permanent whatever.
1t has been said, could easily have known his wishes,
if had walked to his room aud asked. This may be
true; but have yet to learn that my constituents
wished that should degrade them, myself by quit
ting my post and going to ask the private wishes of the
President for the purpose of making them the rule of
nv public conduct. If this money thought
say for the public service satisfactory be
given 10 the question: why it not applied for in the
regular modcs Why did the committee which had the
French subject before them the whole session. delay
ing this appropriation until in the night of the very last
day of the session The truth Isl did not know who
had proposed the amendment; did not know whether
| the President did, did not, wish it. knew 1t had
not been regularly applied for thought it wrong, and
that it would be unkind to throw the Administration
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PoHTRx.

The Poem on Enthusasm. by John L. Lewis,
IT, Of Psaa Yap. N. Y. which received the pre-
mism offered by the publishers Of ths0N New Eng
land GALAXY. for the best Poem. is production o.
superior order. Y'he following is passage from
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Brass Founders
COPPsCEsSMITHS.

|THVHE Subscribers wish to inform tho
citizens Of Warren and the neigh
boring towns, that they still continue to
manufacture, at short notice, Composition
Spikes, Nails, ThimbIes for Ships Sails,
Rudder Hangings, Ship and Hand Bells.
Also-Companion Door Hinges, dead
light and bullwork Hinges, Hasps, sc. sc.
Also---Copper Coolers, Copper Wash
Kettles, of any size, made to suite tho
purchaser Tea Kettles, Ship and House
Pumps, Cider and Ale Pumps, Brass
Jamb Hooks, Skimmers, Ladies', Brass
Knockers and Door Plates to any pat
terms. They will also manufacture at
short notice, all kinds Of factory castings,
large and small. Orders from the neigh
boring towns shall be punctually attended
to. The subscribers feel themselves com
petent to make any articles that may be
called for in their line of business. They
still carry on their business ut their old
stand, few rods east of the residence Of
j. Smith, Esq A share Of patronage is
respectfully solicited.
srJe Cash paid for old Copper, Brass,
Pewter, and Lead or received in ex-
change for any Of the above articles.
essw TUELL g. WINSLOW.
Warren, July %.
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From the Pittsburgh Siatesmsn.1
A MONODY ON CHIEF JUSTICE MAR

SHALL.
The nation mourns, and mourn the nation will.
Whenever deaths commissioned to fulfil
High Heavens behest, by taking from the state
The fathers Of the land-the good and great
hut tia no common sadness that we feel
No common sorrows o'er our bosom steal.
A. now we pay the tribute Of tear
10 hun whose memory must all revere.
What nation were not proud Of such sage
80 rare in ancient or in modern uge -
Ofons whose public, private life, combined
A sPotless heart with cupacous mind!
80 gifted, eloar, so sound in legal lore!
The less Of such all nations must deplore.
And yet 'ts honest pride, and ours alone,
That b;ds us say and boast--he tcas our olpa-.
Grew up with Freedom, guarded we'll her cause.
And honored ev'n the majesty ofIaws.
Twas his the fame Of Washington TO spread
Preserve the anrels ofth' ilIustrious dead
Transmit TO Freedoms children yet to be,
That :" Life''--she text ofwrtuous liberty
And with u, down ths ssresn ofdissapt time,
Through sv~y country, nation, every cline,
Shall Marshall's code Of wisdom fow. and draw
Jsstics % honor it-tlG 1oont bflnw.
Spirit Thy full deserts oaunogbe given-
Thy porks arc ours-thy rseoMpenss is EEA-
VEN. CLIO.
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a OAR ID.

VWYHE subscriber takes this opporsn-
n. nifty publicly to acknowledge his
sense of gratitude for the liberal patron.
age afforded his professional business, and
personal favors coniered.by his friends in
Warren and its vicinity, land would OBJ
serve, that he now resides in the House
owned by Mr.. Remington, on Main ST..
AT the corner of Baker street, where he
may be found a public servant in the hea-
ling Art--and happy in the confidence Of
all who may in future need his services in
Physic and Surgery.
June l3. J. b. CHACE.
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More New Ood s =!

Al The Ws,o Store, Aliens Corner.
BURROUGH JR. & co. have jns,
q Q received 'diroct from New ork, choice
assortment OF Fresh Goods, among them may he
found gauze ribbons. of the newest style, morino
shawls, black Italian and gro de Swiss silks,
imitation French licoss, superior silk velvet
white and black silk hose, fancy pongee hdkfs,
black tabby velvet, blue prints, cotton diaper,
cotton drings, brown linens, green baraga,
Tsylor's Persian thread, whi,e satteens, SO. SC
all of which they will sell cheap.
June 20.
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Court cf PrObats, Wmren, Augus, 10,
1895
Estate OF ELrzlEerH Ii. SANDERS, Mr..

- h'L COLLiSs, oosId'aa o. me person and
ssas estate OF Elizabeth II. Sand4,s, minor,
Slaughter of George Sanders, late of Philadel-
Pha, decesseJ, presents his account with the
estate Of said minor. which account is severally
read, received, referred 10 a Court OF Probate
60 be holden At the Town Clerks Office in said
wsrrens onthe second Monday in Sept. next. a,
2 o'clock, p. N. and that previous notice be
given BY publishing copy OF this order three
several times in the Northern Star, for oil per-
sons Interested to appear at said time and place
and be heard. Witness
aug. 15. s. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
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Warren, July %.
Received this aoeek from New York,

Receired Mis aoeek from .Ne'c York,
AT THE NEW CASH STORE IN wATER-sT,
T> AIDES H. s. Gloves, light colors, and
~--s Of the best quality "rose white silk :"
blonde (oolings and odgngs; few more white
hermann shawls also some low priced vest pat
terns, and other desirable ARTICLES.
The subscriber is very anxious to reduce the
amount Of his stock, which comprises beauti-
ful assortment OF MI desirable goods, and for
that purpose will offer to any Of his Town and
Country Customers, Great Borgins.
July Is. JOHN DAv0L.
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WOMAN's LOVE.

Bat Womsn's Love, treasure richer far,
Then all the trophies Of tho victor are
oh let the hearlless, selfish, wording deem,
That '.is the fancy Of an idsr's dream
The ffisid PIatonist may preach in vain,
IT'S but the fiction Of the Poets brain
His frozen heart could never tnsts the bliss
NJ mothers love, or gentle sister kiss.
Swset No the moss rose in is earliest bIush,
IL her affection in its first warn, gush,
Like sparkling ruby in its crimson glow,
Or silver founls, which in the sunbeam flow.
'Tis like the snow upon the Alpine height.
A pure. as stainless, and as dazzling bright
A talismsn Of virtues rich aud rare,
The brightsst jewel happy mancan wear.
Its clinging fondness never is estranged,
il ever hurns unchangeablc, unchanged.
Nor chilled Sy lime, nor overcome by fear,
IL soothes the soul, and dries the falling tear,
So mild and beautious, ardent, yet SO calm,
Purer than air, more healing than balm.
Enthusiasm test its lasting truth,
In woman's heart it rsigns, iu ngs and youth.
In every changing Circumstance Of life,
Child Of Enthusiaso. mother, maid, or wife.
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MOTTON HOSE AND HALF HOSE extra
~ size, worsted do, lambs wool do. just re-
ceivedb by Turner r. Salisbury.
water street. June IL
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~ LASS LAMPS fresh supply common
NJ glass lamps, just received BY
Jan 81. SAMUEL UHEAToN.
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Court Of Probate, Warren, n. l. .augu.
10. 1885. %

T0TICE is hereby given that the guardian
IN to tho person and estate Of GIRO
LINE M. SISSO.N, daughter of Henry Si,-
sor.lste Of Warren, deceased. has presented his
first and final accoust Against his said ward, for
settlement and allowance--It is therefore
Ordered, that the consideration thereof 6e
referred to Court Of Probate, to ba hold
en- At the Town Clerks Office. on the 2nd Mon
day in Sept. next, AZ 2 2o'clock, p. M. and
that previous notice be given, by publishing
this order in the Northern Star, 10 oil person.
interested to appear at ta'd time and place, il
they see ft, ard be heard. By Order,
s. R.aN DALI, Probate Clerk.
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no GElW LADIES

no GIW LADIES
Rec ceiued Mis treek, at the .Nesc Cash Store
IN Water- Street,
yefPERNsNl and Paris Nett, Shawls and
%nA hdkfs. which. together with tho sto k
useyiousy on hand, makes the assortment lar
ger ala ia Usually kept in town.
Also. some choice ribbons, coors very des-
rabIe. such Us apple green, salmon, white and
pink satin gauze.
rsrs gloves, silk and Fl. s. various colors;
eolored cotton hose. Fashionable silk for dres-
ses. bonnets &C. French printed cambrcs,
,nerrlmac do. and many. other articles, all be-
low the market price for Cash.
June 20. JOHN DA VOL.
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Selling or Cheap /!

TBE subscriber has on hand at his store
in Water-shrct-- exactly at the corner
Of Water and MiIier-strest, but one door
south, sCT-" Don't forget The Ntmber, p
a general assortment OF GROCERIES,
such as tM
!, Coffee, teas, sugar, molasses, -four,
Vice, spices Of all kinds, box and cask
ralsins, soap, candles, lamp oil, butter s.
cheese, lard, pork, No and 2 macker-
el, sword fish, sounds and tongues, cod
fish, brushes and brooms, clothes lines
and bed cords, eavthern, stone and crock
cry ware, thick boots, Turks Island and
Arcrican salt, rye and indian meal, APP
pIfs and potatoes by the barrel or bushel,
w.oden ware, &c. Sc, which he viii ex-
change for FARMERS PRODUCE or
CASH OH reasonable terms.
WAN'..ssssE.I
1000 bushels Potatoes rye and In
dian meul poultry aud eggs.
NATHANIEL DROWN.
nov 90.
lEA LASS LAMPS fresh supply common
NJ glass lamps, Just received BY
Jan 81. SAMUEL U'HEAToN.
SENINlTY Furniture Dimiiy of first rate
~ quality, just received and for sale very
low, by J BURRoUoH, Jr. Co,
may 30
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Accommodation STAGE.

K. EAvEs Bristol, every morning Sundays
Al escepted) at 6 o'clock, for Waren and
Providence. Returning, leaves Providence eve
ry afternoon Sundays excepted) at halt past 3
o'clock. Tor Warren and Bristol. Faie from
Bristol o Providence, rs cents up and back
sane day 81 81. From Warren, rs cents up
and back same day. 81 20.
Grt- Books kept IN Providence, at the Man.
sion House Brastow's Manufacturers Hotel.
and at the franklin House at Burgess j,
Horizons Hotels, Bristol and ut Coles and
Commercial Ho' els, warren.
- Passengers called foI and left at cny part
Of the town. J. y " CHdD WiCK
July Is.
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MerinO ShaWis.

DLACK, white and red merino shawls. a
- large assortment of every quality and szo.
some pery superior :-purchased OF II Honne-
quE, s. %. New York-the celebrated French
manurs o'ucrs- for sale ut very small advance
from cost, by J. bvhRoUGH, Jr. \ Co.
.Tune 20.
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Court Of Probate harrington, august Sd,
1895.
ESTATE OF SAMUEL ADAMS

SAMUEL RANDALL, Admins.
- TRAITOR on the estate of Samuel Ad.
ans late OF Darlington deceased, pre-.
sents his petition to this Court setting
forth, that the personal estate, rights and
credits which were OF said deceased, arc
insufficient, by about the sum of Eighty
Dollars.to pay and discharge the jus,
debts and funeral expenses Of said de-
ceased, and the expenses OF settling his
estate ;--and praying that he may be au-
thorized and empowered in his said ca
pasity TO cell the Real Estate of said de-
ceased, or 90 much thereof as shall be
sufficient for the proposes aforesaid, with
incidental charges = which said Petition
10 read, received, and referred to the se-
ysnth day of September next, al two o.
clock, A. M. for consideration and il is
ordered that notice thereof be published
according to Law, three weeks in the
Northern Star. to oil persons Interested
10 appear at the Town Clerks Office in
said Darlington, at the time above man,
sd and they shall be heard.
JOHN TYLER, Clerk.
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ITO be Continual. }
NEW WORK

Resolutions adopted by Convention composed Of de-
egates from the several towns in the county Of Saa;o
"a, held at the Courthouse in the village of Ballston
Spa, the 22d day of October, 1885; The Hon. i"r-
reg Granger called TO the Chair and Hiram Ro'c
lamd and GILES S. Brisbn appointed Secretaries.
HeSO'ced, That the Administrations Of Andrew Jackson
and William L. Marcy, and The nominations of Martin
Van Buren, and Richard NJ. Johnson, meet our sincere
and cordial approval; and look forward with deep in
rrcst TO III" period near hand when shall again be
called upon to sustain principles and the confidence
we feel by our acts 1t is to the operation and ascend
ancy OF Republican principles and measures, that
country owes lis condition Of unparalleled prosperity 1t
is the Republican party which has secured all alike
the poor as well as the rich that high prerngavc of free
men, the invaluable right Of suffrage; an equal and con-
trolling voice in the direction of the councils of great
people 1t has extended the privileges and the blessings
Of free government to the oppressed of other nations
1t has earessy and trumphany indicated by war the
rights of commerce and security upon the seas 1t has
compelled justice from nations that withheld it, and by the
attitude of country secured for the of the
world. 1t has maintained the simplicity and purity Of
the Constitution, by guarding against encroachments
and restraining the exercise OF doubtful and delegated
powers. 1t has preserved country from corrupng
system of Irrational expenditures in the form of dnna tons
made under petence Of the general welfare, for improve
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RI LIMOS

MORGAN County EIEcr-- Glorious Triumph-lt is
with graed feelings TO our readers, that
the Democratic party in this county have gorIously
trumPhed over The combined opposition Of every hue
and color. Col. WEATHERFURD, the openly avowed
Van Buren, candidate has been elected to the State
Senate by majority Of 300 votes over his opponent
who rode the White horse. MIR. Stacy was an original
Jacksonan electioneered that ground and although
backed by his great personal popularity, the official
and individual influence Of the Governor, and the united
exertons of the whole ars,ocratc or all the deeeney
party he completely dssueed by his better mounted
competitor Sufficient was it for the independent far
mers and mechanics of Morgan know that the Squire
had become tainted with White Whggery, to induce
them to 90 for of themselves who could not be
oled or fattered into descrtion of his principles or
friends. As has gone Morgan so will 60 the State of
Illinois in 1885, the dctation Of the Governor and his
Junto to the contrary Notwithstanding. Mark our pre-.
diction-Hiros Rep.
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TO takt h;n However this may he, we i've no d"uo1
his mission to this country is flushed, ah that ne has
or will retire to Canada, und there rrn'an the Envoy
Plcnpnlrn,iary of the ladies Of GlasgsoS near tie
United States" until Spring. when he will return
and surrender his functions. we hope ,e ladies wi
before that lin. have received Mr. Bclhur list OF in-
errogulnns and that they will be propo'dru IN ousr
n carry OH the Grand work Of reform in e u SlaleS'
wr hope the CHOICE may fall man better man
ncrs and who will be followed by suci attldav' Oh
crime as have finished up what little was 1t "t iomp
son So, farewell to Thompson Garrisu is IN C"nh
and will probably imnl, datey! mol
lccause hc would he in danger Of rersonaarm, but be-
cause his onl editor of The Libertor his bus
tcg and yet piti!ul cowardce have cread such scolh
of him in all men good bad and indifferent, as makes
itself to b. felt even BY hlm Under this Tlthrrng IN
hurncv will the npracticables who have ben the asso'
cia, leaders with Garrison and Thompson in carrying
on war against the best interests Of the bhcks anu the
hites b. means Of fasehood violence caunmy ere
LONG br silcucrd-.E /. Jour- Gem.
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THOMPSON AND GARRlsoS-A gentleman from Salem
informs u.s. that Thompson there on Thursday last
the day which the Mercantile Advertiser would have
us believe he left New York II is understood al Saem
that he since then started for Canada and that he has
hid adeu to the United States forever If reports are
true it not the fault of Thompson that he has not
gone to England before now, it is said he had made
Several applications for passage but could get no ship
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GEORGIA.

. GEORGIA.
M,t1EpeEvILlE, Nov. 1.-The Legislature OF Gec.-
ria convened yesterday at the Sa use. In me SEN
ATE Grn Walker Of Richmond W Is called to the CGaT
the credentials Of the Senators were rrau ""a "'as
President Of the Senate, and Arthur a Morgan, 1t
49, 'p,sS;J,,L For Secretary, (on TIC
rch' Is "A fifth buiIotingJ
Mitchell, - ni"S'"' ~
Swain, :"
49,. bar;s, OF Franklin, Messenger, and Henry Lar
NALL of Baldwin, DoUr.k"eprr
T., Inc Uonsc, Mr. Brown Of Wilkes, was called To
,l. Chair The election for officers OF The ii3ns'; re-
.nrd in favor of MIR. Day Of Jones, as Speaker. and
Ios.,h Slurgis. Esq, Of Talbot, IS Clerk. Inc vote
stood for Speaker, ,,,,,., e.
DAY. lU2 hudson, %
There was no opposition for C!rtk-JOu'"%
R,,opy I,,A,p.-The Committee Of tie Legislature
or pinI Island ON SATURDAY last made report of the
rrsul, of ,e canvass for Representatives, I" Congress
from that Star which furnish the following aggregates
Whole number of votes 71C7-A choice ,neo+'
Mr.. peaIc had ............... ..'' ",,
- Spranue observation-disclosures -
. Burgess ....''....'' "-.'
" Cranston ............'.'''' "'"'o
Scattering NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. f'
The Wins in Rhode Island contemplate nominating
! Tristan Burn.s for Governor if he wi!i consent.
\ letter from PTOvLcncf. pu3l''.i'u III lie o:"S"
Whiu denies that Prarce has en- ohcr'd the MISSION !"
Svain and inlalrs that il sill be rendered 10 gen"'
! man IN Virginia.
UsIoy CouRsE.-The match race that was expected"
! H. ,Ia,. ,..,er,av over the Cu:un Course was p
poncd, in consequence Of the bad condition Il Co., john
! son ) colt, Daniel. =, 4,
The Sweepstakes won, in three heats By Mr.: Alex
H. Bolts or. col, !eto with apparent ease CT" |'ns
The q, and Sd heats. Before starring anu una r S. 81
coud heat, the Letting greatly in favor OF MF H.
Wilkes Dr. Syntax and largr sums were lost by III"
.knowng ones" on the result VI the hVe h.TSIS 81"
,c yuc was GisancrJ The first heat. one wilhfa"h
Oh the second the third rely saved his distance III
the last.-.E T. Paper.
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CORRESPONDENCE

Gr,,r,eu ne Hen. HrGm l.. WHITE and ne Committees
Of Tie t,ro Hous:s appointed 10 inform Inn nt ms no.
limitation Ior Ike Presidency ky The Legislature Gf le"
NASHVILLE, Co. 49, 1885.
To tie Hon Upgh L. Hhhe:
SIu:-'rhc undersigned have been appointed Com
milce uf the General Assembly, to inform you that The
people If the State Ct Tennessee have by lher f'epIr
scntuvrs: nominated yGu TO their ici!o" cEz us u ~
I'uilcd STATES for tie tice of Chief Mag lsuate.
This duty, we conceive will be best dI'chargrd, BY
Communicating to YOU the Preamble and Resolutions
adopted by both Houses OF the General Assembly From
them you will learn the principles Upon Which the NO.
mina,Ion was made These as also all the attending cir
cunsancrs we take leave say: appear to Us no less
honorable to the people CT the State than to yourself
By this act, they have shown Discrimination ana oe'0
ton principle, m"lihy the imitation OF rosterly.
We avail ourselves u This occasion to tender TO you
the assurances Of esteem and veneation tor your
character and our ardent wishes iur your personal hap
pincss. ,,,1.rco
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! I.EDBETTER,

WILLIAM LEDBETTER,
r. H. HYNDS,
r.. II. CANAL,
COMMITTEE on Mc part Of ne Senate.
ADDISON 4. ANDERSON,
WIN. NlcLAlN,
GRANVILLE ID. SEARCf,
SION ROGERS,
G.. w. CuURCilWELL,
HARVEY NJ WAITERSON,
WM. Is. CAMPBELL,
J. 4. MABRY,
CHARLES READY,
ROBERTSON TOfP,
re ON the part Of tie House # ErprcScn!uhrts.