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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-04-14
Regimental Orders.

HIlPST1AN IN on or,or crooo ,ho
sJ;o,an, Co.., ~ ~ -" ::
b.rshv os,iorai ~ no ha,a ~ Mod :, .,J q
;Tnesi,v ,he osrJ nd oa,h $500 :, ~" =.
Cor the burmese ,c e,ec,;na , MAJ, G 80
roI an1 RrinaJ;o. couaI - ~ -
n;s;nn and e., p.i'.I' ~. '"G cai m1s. ~,
nersons ore onno;n,oJ ,,,,,oo. 1922, =" ~
s,;d Flcc,ion. 'oN '''"''' ~ "0'O
m r,,,ou
r,nrrrv - ~ NJ,
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9teus eisbcN, GShc) pen2ltten See'
NH tcuibPr,

G cuftifd, e s. @,ewaltthdti9:eit.
Gin Maun, 9iamens @larfe, relder lei
Is Wcnuten in Salem 9etpohnt, uno als
9rst pract3trt bat, muree am Uorigen Dien'
tag in oaS @efin9uie 9etrad,t, neil er eilt
au9ciebeues jnnses Mioden bon jcnerStaet
acnctbSnd,ti9et b1ttc. gr iiberreoete, ,pis mir
Ueruetmctl toas juu9e TrauenSimuer nit
iburtn eiiient Yuag9 etspd s'pci Rsllen su
fahreiL nm YFridlcii 81 bolctL alein itatt be.
Fen -feetr CT fetne Sabrt mebrcre Mciten BIS
III Grnmtua @auntp fort, otne 3ipeifel il.
Der Nbad,t, ban,t pcr ibrer Riidfebr bic
9tat,t eln6rehen n,6thte. 90 tpie es onufeI
wurbe, nnbn, or eas Mioten in oen Balb,
|uhb uelScg inter ben heftigifen Drcbunaet,
lbr oaseeben su Rrhnsel, fetn teufIFtes Qoss
Ehabeit. lie scridtlideu Scamten peroienen
epb fir ibrt 8emiihuu9ei, ibn III gerbaft ;u
nshmen. .Dan fcBte linn ungefabr is Dsti
len nad,> Eno mar 70 9lictIid, tbn einsubce
len, ea er nilr nod, ettpa Il Neeilen bon ber
penn(yluaniiden Greuse eutftrnt par.
(0Dio patrtct.
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Sn 9eH.SrIeans rpnrrs ppr 0ur,,m a.,
;""n ,r''rt ,o'''trptsl! 9tamene Gotlicl Der be-
trl'l'Fe" t" cine Observation-Disclosures oefrmm.,
n'r l!ne o.el 9elo bey iTt, f(lhrte ~" ~.
IepSitl'd,cr n Mcro bc9anecu. pie SI,irth;,,
nadlte Cen erlfeR 8urihlaa. uup frnh ts;
Eslfrp - an an'ue ts"een 8srle fealeit Soelfcre-
NS'rtsr rr 20. ;MIn gao Dem llnalitflieten inter
=, Vtm ss,.,,eI rne ndtte 'perttcm Opium, unc oIs
\, ,u r''pabt'oo ;h', rIn9slnnfcn mar, ft,Iathttte
m"n ~" az; pl''neerte i'm ans unb per.
i"' l'nss ne 0s Se!d'e inter oem 95usbooen. us
s'"st ,;a,s, Ger Wtereer aus9earabent Gree in ris
nem Saae % &c 'pegtra9en tpollte, purbe er rru
s.neM peiBetbenmten ais percddtio onor.
: sIisn, = uno 'part een Saef res, Der 70 INF
OK ',t,. : ! snr oeS @rrbrcdeus fhhrte. gdmmt. mr.
os ,'M' a pelllIfhuer fIno Yerbafet, uae ,perssn
Ger ltraftnoen 0crcd,ti9feit nicht cutorhrn
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Dir llu,ufrisaauheitu ulter ten fnthcliit,en

5ie llnsufrisefutcit u!tter ten fothcllftt'el
|llutcrthauen Nreu6en5 fell nidlt oueinin oe1
| rhtiulIthen Drnpil,scu, Ipnrcru audi laGrcB
|hcv,cotbum NGiell litter bano ictncr. Sri
Der @jcburtstaeefeper ee6 G>uig5 cntiraul
lid in Ger Gtaot 3rier etu. Strclt sirtiehci
,pep Snfauterie Ge8imenterlL tprppn eel
| lllrGpruna ,nber nld)t acnIelcet 1T. Gtn 9ie:
Ioiment. Qan:isr9 nnhn bic DarttcD bee
| IldNrddfttn Ger 3,pcp Snfanterte He9inICns
ittruj mebrefe Qeute lrutecu 9etrotet, .Dicle
peripuncst,, uRb nreD SNiufer eemf Gre bpeen
I9leid, 9emaht. 9lu, nilmtld,en Gage >purof
bic 7Silfe ,bcs Sfoui9s in Ter 9rcBen Soalr
Der 9Ifacemie su Mltnlfer init Sctb be,rorfen.
Die fru,tSDiIid'en 2eituuoen 'piecertrlen
| bic. .untefrieei9enee un6 frlcQcruChe sInSel'
den III ofr Hitbtun9 Oru lreuFeu. gS teiGt,
1bas III aarn ftdrsofIideu SORTS ltio Gita,
leetlcn in Sen Drc0iilsen, fuetd)e dn cenl
51hcin une s2seleienT llr6eu, Die: grEete Ihas
Itiofeit; bermht. Iie 9arniirucn mcreen
perlflrft, nnn& ieaevorrGthe herbcYgt ihafft
iobeIeitt, felt rent Sabre 1880 (ld) allee duf
leem Sricrensfus in cisleu Wdeeu bebanb.
'Cer papif leiret an ei1em ernitlid,en lie:
bef1 rpeldjes cine itpunedrstlid,e .Sperattcn
erfrrcert. 9iad, Ger ecip5iasr @asette lit cet
beri,hmte 9Suucarst Baron, natt, Rom at.
gersilt, um lelne S,eili9feit 81 tebauceln,
| ea,eiilnl XeIdt SnfsI tf6 osrFcrteuru
! 6aifer6 Napclecn, lie9t iit 9ter an einel
IfImeren 5tranfIIeit oarnleoer. .a >. =,
Ole @asette aus Soanau melest. bn' tie
Incus benz teutldcn 0uncestase eruauutt
i @nmlrigit,r i'm tie iii 8esuo anf Die 9ffai
,Iren ocn S,dnooer ein9efaNeten 8ittld)rlftel
llsu uuteri.id,cn, ll,o barllbsr 8erid,t iii or
,1itattsr,i aus oeu Gjelaneteu bon 0avern
4 ISahieu, Gtar S,eeen uno Medlenburs BE-
Ilteht. ........,, 80. -..>,r. -,.... : ~
I ~ Iie Gaiierin bon 9tuelarb lit allf Oelud
r IbeD Rem I6ni9 uno Der GOnigin BON Baierl
!, int Daiiuden,- spo aud, ber5 JaiIer erwarte
lfpirbE sDis Gaifetn fol- fehr verfdnpenpe
lrlldr III ibren ausgaben uuo lit Der Grtbei
Ifun3 BON 9eldleuten fepn. ~ ~ r:9 s,s," ,>
l. giism III eer. eeipsiser gag. 3eifilno eut
1tattsueh 8erid,te ;ufpiae, 1T Ger au6,pau
bernie Sbeilsoer Oemeii1he oeS pfarrer;
tStephan, Der ildtnah Reroantcrifa beaiebt
i hte 600 Seelen farfuno ;ihlt a((e 2rteg
Danpperfer uiitcr ilil, nit 2lu5natme. cines
l9erters.' gtltiI ntehrere Yeartsii' Ioaeu iii
! ben 4ltspat,cerueen eenansef fd,iceen baben.a ID
Die betldnoiit tef9ifbe 9lngeleaeuhci
EfdJpeht and, itcd) i.,uner, tpie cine eunft.
bJSetterfpolfs, ber Dem pelttiltfeit S,ori,o!lt.
! &hrepa's SraHfssldl laBf 9rippen libs.
il ltSruppeHr an Gle 0ranje mlrlbiren j ber te,
i .{tannte 9esleral 0onrBa,,o 1T jni1, einittpsi
4 Ii.sfn 'Sefetl5baber eislf5 stsn,eeccrp5 er:
! nanut norset. iia@ 2G@7 9E2 3 ID
sSn Spanten bauertoe gerttIa,naSfamp
'Anod, INNER nit Observation-Disclosures Slid
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Qprb 0urham banft a b.

Sfanaea.-q2rb CmbauE notrbem c,
'ole 9fadrtd,t urn BEN Gebottcu in ccm brit.
!lEhea phrtamente erhielt> pcnaeb Ieillt
SrccnaiiG ii, TUlst ocreu mebrerc Sta aats.
9efan9ettc ltafs @ermuGn nerbaHnt mereell
'pareu, fir unseictlit ertldrt ,purcc, bat fir
9nt 9cfnHecn. ouf ftiae Stcttc ais gcncral.
Ocnperl0r ScrSitht ;u lctten. ,Ss ipurten
1udl idlen NafoIteH ou 8cro -oe6 &ricg6s
ltiIfTee Mataaa, oru - Sanonenj fir leine
g'nidNfl'ng Qe,rad,t, nno'cs pnrce 9c9lal1bt,
ooaB. or oeu iOteu Gisies mad, GHglanc ats
lcgelu fpi,ree. VI ..-zg A-,,.-. - (Nhd. 0emrf.
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W n - Dir bon Dem GjoupernEr
!S S1o5 e nt oe't'H'nten Gemmibicrcrs, um cine
:WeynN9 an Der norc0itlihcu Gjrtn,e y,
mad'elL l'l,o nG, ans gSsrt 9e9anoen, belbnEt
ron e'ner SSad,e BON feds perloneu. Gems
Ha.u ,osInra|tet man feline binoeruiee BON
~'"'"' w. y" '""'er. (6rieoensbrte.
y, . rS b #; - Gin Grcmb!iua Der I'D,
= II I NJ Weper nennt, it ueulid in
S.''eh'n Soinidbtp, @uss Sauutp. perhof.
TEL 'ottcen nno S,par ouf Die a.flooe. bos
|tr g, auf ocrft''eocnen 8auercicu in roffosr
0s9eno 1nhe, Silber. gdaafe, uno + n: :
Irtoete'-gr !'eB einen areeen Sammer Iies
Htn, mIf 'peldem or fci1 bpshaftiaes Wserf
snasInpfts'-SH q, nahlser Court erbdlt er fe;1
.~-'s (ih
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u edotnG ben 25neu Gepfemter.

. lts Era y I. Sep cem@etpittcr in Ter
Yrspfo9S N1dt ittIua Der gHs in terShen,
rs ,5o CO. YER" : "cob e'ebret, in 9Gelt.
evsn..s' .3,,'n *a''!''d''p, faneatcr @uuutp, uno
is SaNSe1e y 'tsie'ee an. eie muree nit ALIEN
,v'n W 'S9 W3,; oar'n bsfano eiu 0iaub Der Slam,
''"'-N|Ibruthen fetlteu an bcrfeTtru I7n
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furslid, ermcrcete Su sI3eiItrrtaun, W1as
rylano, enl ge,pieer 9leter gruo feline Trall
1uf cine fdt1ueertaftt Mei5e. SGs oieielbe
stbcnos NIT ibret .iltelten God)tfr am Iift,c
ns unb ndlrte, crartff cr cine s!rt uno tict
- lan9e onf leineg g@attir, bi5 ibr Gppf pom
8prrer gctrelnt par. 9Ils or Den ieinen
Sebne nno 5dnp l9er arntirt mHrec, Elate
er: er bate ietne Sthuleiafeit. gotham B.,
otele 9tat ibn pom @eiiie befpblel werbe !,
ieD. " ,.. g., C9tru Wprf Staats,
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Gin auf SermNoGs Gebrhfte6 glo.t, Die
Ncp1l Ba5ette pom 1lten Ssptenber, mel:
te fri,her Die 9e9ereniMlcipatipn fehr ,rarr
5estbc,eiatc, Iprid,t jestIlsbr uualluifio b1:
riiber. I" 0Itdjt ell Drittheil Der TrciaeL1Ec,
zen lit an Die sIrbeit suriicf, ,,efebrt uub biz
aseiilen ferberl, fp iltertriebeueu eehu, BAD
les lnm0Alnh '>pirefle tc;ahlen 3u f6unen
edra,l .follcn' ocr5lt9ltd,> Die 0tc9cr,peiber
Shulo fetll, ,peil ilc. jeeen oerippttsn uuc
bbbnen Der ,I arbeiten 9elsuusl, 1T. is
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ct. ecnis, lPlBpuri @eptenker .,

,,s :; So eesn it stad,ri1,t ei,,aetroe...
cap Die :NbbeaBfcitcn mir b., @,n'nSe..aelfsn,
2>DIIe9t 9i. o,i.:. lte: De 5rriwiltiqcu GnS n"h
na., 'e s,s ssla,'tt np pereen ga bat d bei1atiot
S,,n, oun o,s WttrInrien bcn greeten 8srIs,sS,, 8IS,,
s'gsn aAe9e'set 'paren, nno oaB maj, n,'h.
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in hsren, faat Die geiFpli paf, baEs Ill s9ie.,.
e1erf slnitatten gesaad,t fperoeT, Elm slfyl fir
aiterslthipad1e u. arteit5nnfStige 8utternf
or III errihten. Sic ii,lb Elm ipilreiaer gbeil
Ger naenia,lihen Gefttl fstaft iuio IfoiItsn,
tDfa1 ihre D.sftiffiAt9feir III g,teeFiE inter
fti,Bt spercen gs gik fctus Gl1Fe 9Genisteit,
fDeld)e 70 fpeiI:9 Danf oafiir erhalte,,. it
Esr berltehtiste gsrcphets 9Pathiaa,
halt iid seaenwdr'ia IT 3ieeaocpehis 4 If
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Meana hatapeui9itsss en- elnwnrri les Slniee1
ben. Sein Bart banst Elm Tus lana ia,eer aie
a,rittf herab ano IN langen gecfsn faifanaelt
I'D pas naar itberS JsatFsn aao gAultesit
Geine retl9lolsa Seseu iIao gang neli uiif
mad, feiaer :Dteinang lit BAD 1000 iibriae
.a1eiA ees Der Ibire. fib
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ets Idaaha6eeltanin,e5 hat icin qBetb uno
1slns. .jIlnoer5 mad, SeTt Sropfe 9cldaeft.e @r
leibif 1tt nph StiriidBehlleben, i'm bic herunr
fdnpeTe,loea sSnoianer ielue5 .5tdmn,e5 II,
bereeel,. lltt IN pie Scr. St1aten 2s,rll,pe II
Sa ltberllefer.i, lpasl i,le man gliubt, aud,
oeit Seiteit ber Wcfallfies ellptlcb aefteben
,plro, 8rn rIaptor: illtsrbanpr!t NIT ben,
Sncianern III Ianlpa. II, ." q t4
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gs feblt III Wobite an Ws<tanifcru
Der, oef jeBt D.. 1T f1nn taJttb 8 sis 81 yba'
Ter osrpifncn. - s*t1nfF hs@iL5'.ss-~ x 7'
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otrgSd,ats1nHActsn ildclmad,te, lit ius9Su
1th','3tolls sn $50 e1elos imo lOjibrt9er 3ut,f.
bausltraffs oerurtbett ,vurocu. ,es:.'.
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Su.lelo Aaofn ert fiir5lit, entlttisssu tlttiu''s ~ ~
oaa o., 9'9enthumsret't auf edubereis,, n. eap W
ta fa'''s2$ s sS x"rsn nS psrt,"f pnrtc Has IN '"s
rne Ga selasar pf1 IN |''ai at< IN nis fern eisr
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cot anf edncsrsi uutcr oirie fbris ";s''e. s.e.
i!no 1est ais ungiitte betrodtet "mo.' ,,,;rs faNt
tfnnsfn J'hren ,pl.rrtn pieIe taulsns o' ,,,a IN
essfe eshS @sIaea ,r s,atcnnohner ees sts"tss ts
eon s,, sIa Exbslsa retlfi"eiqer Iaren,
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m'hrete perieneu perfauft uus smm m;shsn VINO AT
Iart %5sfoen uno usun Der jet tf aufstst. srt.
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t peranIastn' "5sH bis ser sse1giaasn pro;es
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y.sn.sh ,tei'''flt aiigenbtifle Beld,iftio"mno, mo
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-06-16
IN SENATE,
THURSDAY, June Ia.

Mr.. BUCHANAN presented to the Senate the
proceedings Of numerous and respec,a bic meeting
OF the democratic citizens of the city and county Of
Philadelphia, convened al the county court house on
Monday evening last al which a number Of reSolu-
tions were adopted in favor OF The immediate passage
of The independent Treasury bill now before Con-
gress. He moved tina, these proceedings should be
printed, and laid upon the table; which ordered
accordingly, after they had been read
MIR. b. also presented memorial from number
OF citizens of the city and county of Philadelphia, in
favor OF the passage OF the independent Treasury
BILL and against the establishment Of national bank.
Laid upon The table, and ordered TO be printed
Mr.. MORRIS presented the proceedings OF con-
venton of the banks III Ohio in favor OF so modify
ing The depose Of 1886 to receive the notes of
banks that since that time had issued notes less than
five dollars Laid on the table, and ordered 10 be
printed
On motion of Mr. KING, the Committee on Com
merce were discharged from the further consdera-
ton of the petitions oil two individuals relating i'm
provementS in lighthouses
On motion Of Mr.. GRUMPY, the bill from The
House, requiring that the United States District
Court in Tennessee should be held at Jackson, was
considered, ordered 10 be engrossed for third read
NORTHEASTERN BOUNDARY.
On motion of Mr. WEBSTER, the Senate took
up Mr. WILiLAMss motion for leave 10 bring in bill
Tor nstiiuting Joint commission British and Anne
rican-cf exploration and survey TO determine The
Northeastern Boundary of the United States on the
basis of the treaty If 1883.
| Mr.. WEBSTER spoke at large on the subject,
chiefly with view 10 show that the line designated
by the treaty of 1888 was well defined and easily
and readily TO be found
On motion of Mr.. BUCHANAN, with the assent
| Of the mover, the motion for leave was again laid
the table, with view 10 call Il up tomorrow or
next day.
ANNEXATION or TEXAS.
On motion Of Mr. PRESTON, the Senate took
up the joint resolution offered by him 10 annex Tex
as TO the United States.
| Mr.. SOUTHARD, remarking on the number OF
Senators absent, and the importance Of the measure
proposed moved 10 lay The resolution on the table
| Mr.. PRESTON inquired if this was designed TO
be final for this session in regard TO the resolution
| Mr.. S0UTHARD replied that he could speak
only for himself; but, as far as he concerned 1t
was designed to be final as he should not vote for
again taking up at this session but he temporarily
| Withdrew the motion al the reques, Of
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Mr.. CALHOUN, who objected 10 thai mar, - u.
preamble which declares that portion ofibe Uni,aS
States territory was surrendered By the treatv ,rI
Spain; but spoke strongly in favor OF The main ~
eci OF The resolution and expressed the hope ba, =
the resolution were now laid on the table Il wooa
shortly again be called up.
Aiier brief conversation by Messrs PRESTON
LUMPkIN, CALHOUN, and SOUTHARD i,
most wholly relating The question whether ne -
solution, IL now laid on the table, would prt,b.b,
again b called up. FOy
Mr.. Southland, having, in the course ~ II.
conversation, second time made and vi bdrayn
his moticn 10 lay the resolution on The ,abIe A.
clared, In spirit OF courtesy, thai be should not
again renew IL; wheIeupon,
Mr.. NORVELL renewed the motion 10 Lao n.
resolution The table: which motion was cayy,;aS
in the affirmative as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Allen, Bayard, Brown Rpcb.r
an, Clay, OF Ken, Clayton Davis. Hubbard KIN
knight, Lyon, Mexican, Nicholas, Niles No,.aH
Pierce, Roane, Robinson, Southland, Wall. Wsh,,or
Williams, Wright, Young-24
NAYS-MeSsrs Benton, Calhoun, Cuthber pr,-
ton, Grundy, Linn, Lumpkin, Mouon. Preston
Rives, Sewer, Strange, TTotter, White-n.
On motion of Mr. LINN, the Senate proceeded IA
consider The bill for the relief Pierre Menard and
others
This bill was discussed at much length bv
Mes>rs. LINN, GRUMPY, NILES, ROBINSON
WRIGHT. and BAYARD, and on motion Of Nj
HUBBARD, was for the time laid ON the table
The Senate then adjourned.
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mercial transactions Of individuals whether private
or corporate as The public interest, or consenience
or safety may require, The legislature scis al
large, upon iIs own Judgment and dissertation, bnithe
judicial power has no such underlined discretion IL
Is bound down by presidents and positive law, or BY
fixed and clear principles OF comm right. The
The courts, as CHI J. Best observed q Bingham,
229) have gone too far In setting aside conraes on
the ground thai they IN CONFIRMATION oi public
policy and they ought 10 sct in such eases exec pt
upon clear aud question: bic principles
Il IVES truly observed BY Judge o. bell, in the case
already examined thai every argument In favor OF
entertaining in our courts suits by corporations ere
aied by laws OF foreign countries applies with double
force 10 corporations Of sister States by the n
macy of our political union and by The freedom and
frequency OF our political intercourse" All re-
slraints even Of legislative character upon The or
binary commercial dealings and intercourse OF social
life. ought 10 be taken and used with great modera-
on for they are 10 fact neutral sbfdgenenis OF the
natural freedom and Intelligent enterprise OF the
citizens Bur for the courts OF justice to supply The
absence oil Legislative checks BY The inierposion OF
their judicial psfo would b practice OF The most
alarming nature, and extremely mischieyons In It's
consequences
To conclude, the true doctride on this subject, as
apprehend, is, that Whenever civil corporation,
duly created in one State country, enters, by its
competent agent into contracts in another and such
contracts are in yiolaionof lis charter, but within
lis lawful powers, and are consistent with dealings
of like nature, held lawful 10 the citizens OF the
State IN which they take place, ana are noi Iopiu en-
by positive Law to be made by corporate persons, the
foreign corporation Is entitled Il right in every such
case 10 The protection and assistance OF the courts
equally with resident citizens. All persons, natural
aud corporate stands in such cases. equal foot
ing The conrts are bound 10 act in the admins
traion OF justice, without being respecters Of per-
sons. The simple and most valuable principle Of
law is that all PERSONS al liberty 10 contract
deal and trade throughout the land they please In
all matters ntrinsically lawful and lawful under The
Constitution Of the United States, and not in the
given fraudulent immoral, unjust or ehary for
hidden BY the local municipal law. The courts OF
justice the appropriate guardians Of this inesti
mable right, and !, is their duty 10 give TIA liberal
and firm support. JAMES kent.
New York, May 6th 1888.
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THE suB.TREAsURY SCHEME.

Pass the Sub Treasury act, and the business Of this
por, and of all Atlantic cities is utterly annihated
The prospects of our goodly State blasted. The
whole country is put back century In its career VI
prosperity and Improvement. We arc reduced to the
miserable vassage and dependence Of all other hard
money and despotic countries. Then indeed New
York and Boston and Phlsdelphia would soon realize
the prediction Of Mr. Benton, and be as are Genoa,
Cairo aud Alexandria-the marts OF ruined commerce
the sepulchres blasted hopes and ruined fortuncs
Never till wise and friendly spirit should rule in
the councils Of the county, would they ecoverher old
predominsnce
Still for years-lor many years Of decay and d:ssou-
ton, they would exhibit the memorials Of wretchedness
without hope-of ruin without renovation No one,
who has not been himself Witness can realize the
dependence, the despair, with which citizens re-
ceved The intelligence that there was still fear of the
passages Of this odons and accursed Il pros
traed at all Unprecedented all our prospects,
and chilled and cuuded scene that beginning to
wear aspect Of sunshine and Joy.
We cannot but believe that this bill NAV vet be de-
fcatcd. We cannot but hope that there is still enough
virtue, intelligence and regard for the people, among the
representatives of the people, to vindcae the popular
soveregniy--to repeal Executive assunpuon-and to
establish by law the popular will And bcseech the
members OF Congress--one aud all--who would save
the republic from results which be uenher foretold
nor oreseen--but results that would plunge IN IN
iahoncd run-to redeem worlhy the trusts that have
been reposed IN themand TO permit contingency TO
prevent them from recording their votes on the mos st
momentous question 10 them the eyes Of the country
are turned-and by them the hopes Of the country are
centered Let those eyes look upon no recreancy or
dshonor--and let those hopes be noby justified aud re-
deemed .-Neio York Courier.
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A Fatal Array took place al Moulton, Ala, on the
l2lh ult, between a bar-keeper named Gown, and
three others, 10 one OF whom he had offered some
insult. Three rounds were fired between Gown
and one OF his assaants, named WALTON, without
injury but the last discharge OF walton's pistol
killed young man by the name Of Mel who hap
pened 10 be passing at the time. Three Of the com
batants were arrested the other made his escape