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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-28
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
From the Newark Daily Advertiser.
MEETING IN NEWARK.

10 pursuance Of public call numer-
|ly signed, a very large and respecta-
meeting Of citizens Of the city Of
wark, in the State OF New-J Jersey,
.hout distinction of party, convened in
) first Presbyterian church, on Tuesday
enine. March 9th, 1888, when James
spderpool was appointed President,
ephen bod and VIM. Rankin, Vice
residents, and Dr.. L. A. Smith and
.ephen r. Grover, Secretaries. =
The meeting was opened with prayer
\ the Rev. Or. Weeks. TIT ~
The object Of the meeting having been
led at some length by the President
sssrs. Frederick s. Thomas, John P.
.ckson, Joel w. Condit, L. B. CrowelI
a Samuel Fl. Pennington were appoint
A q committee to draft resolutions.
THE following letters from the Hon
theodore Frelinghuysen, Mayor Of this
. \, and his honor Chief Justice Horn
r wer, Of the Supreme Judicatory Of thu
hte, both at present attending the Su
. eme Court, at Trenton, were then reac
f. lhe meeting. and ordered to be incor'
fated with the minutes and published.
TaENror, NJ. J. March 9Th. 1888.
.ontlemen:--On my way TO the cars Tor thi
e this morning ! received your note Of invit
- to attend meeting Of our fellow-citizens
f. Newark tomorrow evening. on the subject Q
late duel a Washington. I sincerely Fegre
J my professional duties here, will detain m
= the meeting-for il ever an occasion Gale
ID expression Of the public feeling, the lat
1es Of shocking violence most solemnIy de
I'D IL Truly s'the blood of war has bee
"a in peace" and this In high places Sn
'ong the lawmakers Of our country.
he law Of the d0ellist Is al outrage upo
~ principle Of order and humanity. Il sci
laws Of God and the institutions OF Chris
people AZ dehance-and VI this murderou
q BE- not met aud firmly and fearlessy rehul
By The frowns Of public sentiment. on on
3 will abide much Of the guilt of murder.-
tan be checked and effscluaIly represse'
Snever the people, true TO their high dutie
d rise in the majesty Of public opinion, ar
IN upon these strocious deeds of violence
the blood Of the murdereds the tears Of Il
.avrd and the commands Of righteous Co
upon them now 10 speak and bear their ste
Va indignant testimony against this heaven-da
"a ain.
hope. gentlemen. that your meeting al
hcseiInes may exert powerful influence, Al
ID Kindred demonstrations all over the Ian
.rnil TO crush this alarming evil
Very respectfully,
THEODORE FRELlNGHUYSEN.
q - z
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-28
DIED.,

In Goshen, 14th instant, John Brown, eyed
62.-Pribters in New-Hampshire aid New
York are requested. &c.
In Orwell, Sd instant, Thankful, relict Of Dea.
Elias Bascom, aged II. .-sr
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-28
NOTICES.

FIFTH ANNIVERsARY OF The AMER
1cAN ANTI-SLAvERY SocIETy.-Thef nth
anniversary will be held with divine per-
mission in the city of New York, on
Tuesday, the 9th day of May next The
public exercises will be in the BROADWAY
TABERNACLE, and commence at ten o.
clock, AM. The exercises will be prayer,
reading the Scriptures, abstract Of the
Annual Report and several addresses.
Agreeably to the recommendation al the
last annual meeting, the meeting OF the
society for business will be held this year
the week previous to the anniversary, viz
on Wednesday, the End of May, in the
Lecture Room OF the Broadway Tuber-
nacle, at O'clock, P. NJ, and be contin-
ued from day to day. - =.
All the auxiliaries are requested to send
delegates, who are requested TO report
their names at the Society's room, No.
l45 Nassau-street, Immediately on their
arrival in the city. = j..
The friends of the cause throughout the
Union, are Invited to attend the anniver-
sary. LEWIS TAPPAN,
DUNCAN DUNBAR, Comm of
JOSHUA LEAvITT, Arrange
s. E. CORNISH, meats.
S. s. JocELYN,
New. York, Feb Is, 1888.
PH1LoLExIAN.-Ques for this eve-
ming: We're the Rec. E. p. Lovejcy and
his associates justafabLe IN attempting to
repel the mob at Alton. By an appeal to
arms? A. HovEY, Sec.
Institution, March 20, 1888. =
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-28
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

NJ. D. Hays, $.24: J. Newton. "a: William
Puffer. 70: H. Crowley, 90: E "ood, I 90:
M. Pendeton, 90: Abner Carr, 80; ReceeQ
Allen, 2 90: E. A. Fowler, 500: NJ. Dodge, 70;
l. Gibson, IS: o. Spaulding, so: W. NJ. Pm.
grey. 90.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-28
THEC iDs ,siPi FsRisE1'IisiiNGHUFsEN.


st a8GNIoNs n. - hteA<n - A>,-,1s
Osntlemen:--Your letter inviting me 10 at
md meeting of the citizens Of Newark, to-
morrow evening". for the purpose Of making an
|rprssrion Of ths public sentiment in relation TO
he recent murder Il Washington in duel. and
hpon the subject Of such murders generally, has
zen received E
Bs assured, gentlemen, that the distance
hich now separates me from ynu. and my other
1ch respected fellow citizens OF Newark, y
nothing eIse 10 prevent my attendance. would
sep &c from mingling in your assembly. ano
ny feeble voice ii con6emnztlon Ut me
y, FnpoDpl and mnrdsrous principles Of che
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-03-28

Mr.. w L Mackenzie. lately a leading
Patriot in Canada, has issued IN Phlla-
delphia, the prospectus of a Weekly jour
nal to De established in New York, to be
called MGekenzis's British Irish and
Casadian GaseHE"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-06

THE TRUE STATE RIGHTS Doc|-
We have been 50 much PLEASED with =,
nicahon in the last Argus signed /. So -
Committee thal We have determines !. s
the whole article 70 our columns. kasn,----' e
rect ground. There can properly BE- h.,
ties IN our country. distinguished By =. :. !
Federalsnd Republican The first ous.,. =
produced fhis division Of parties was
Bank, the federaIsis supporting the n...ts
Republicans opposing ii, The latter Nsr. !,
Oia strict, the former Of a liberal ir,s,,,..
the Constitution. The same parties ex.,, !, :
ent There has been, it is true, a temno,,..
ION in the republican party at the south b., !.
vision is about to be healed. The repub;...
south are raIyiDg in al tlreir strength. ,b,y :.
termined to support the Constitution as il !. !
pose all strained constructions ef that i0,,..-
and all great national mOnopolics which won
Siiably make one portion Of the Union tr;S,.I
The other. The shibboleth of parties mus, =
+" bank, or no bank" those who are in f,vo, !,
bank are iedcralists; those opposed to il are =.
Iicans and the only genuine State rights men !
wasin '9s and so ii must be in 1888. Men !.
change, but principles are eternal.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-06
COLUMBUS, MISS.
sATURDAY. January s. 1s3s.

cove are aufiiurized 70 announce CaFt RLuBES
II. GRAST as a candidate for MAJOR General Of the
9Th DIVISION.
UJ-We are authorized 70 announce Maj ASH
LON FAExER, Of Noxubee county, as a candidate
for Brgader General Of the % Brigade and an
Division.
10 We are authorised to announce RIcHARp ;.
GgAvEs Of Starkyiie. as a candidate for Bngadiel
General olthe Ist Brigade OF the 4th disyison Of
Mississippi Militia. composed ofthe counties Of Ok
fbbeha, Choctsw, CsrrGl, Yallabusha and Tala-
hatehie.
lO- We are authorised 10 announce Gen. JAMES
CARTER Of Columbus, as a CANDIDATE for reelection
10 The oficeof Brgadier General OF the I'd Brigade
Of the 4th Division of the Militia Of this State.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-06
THE MAILS.

Our mails have been uncommonly d,s.
throughout the last week. We have reee;va,,
few ofOur exchange papers north of Nasbyl, |,
the lastten days. Our Washington corresDoa,,,,
is seriously interrupted By this unaccountabe /,
believe unnshfabe iregularity in the mails. hi,
been impossible for us TO give any thing like an,
ular account Of the proceedings ofCoasless n
hope for better things in future. One thing i >,
tain, there has recently been culpable nerle, ,
ther in the Post Masters or the mail contra,io,,
this route. Every body is complaining. LelN
Kendall look to il.
% The last Northern mail or rather STAGE !,
arrived and brought nothing-absoluicly nOln
This is extremely vexatious at time when we i
looking with 50 much interest for the proceeiR
Of Congress. Our readers must bear with us Y
can give no Congressional news, for we have 10
to give,
These repeated failures Of the mail are with
any cause whatever, and are deserving the high
apprehension. We hope Mr. Kendall will hook ID
and visit upon the delinquents the severest penal
Of the law.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-06

"a ns.l.cs lhai deserve So deem
yW sd By tbs DemoeaIs than Is
present pOsihoa 81 De eia sxehsa
No event ever diiplaYes nacr 90 psloa
ble aad glnriEg. iie fecs.ss .sa Galse a. eriiop
which are rs fzvoTite ueapoas q Fsdemlisr
against Democratic zciples. measures, an
men. Six mealhs go. ga eFery ssoek-masl;s
bql'eiin fiom Wall eifesf and Chestnut street 4
lesuliae wiih : tie dsssneensnt Of loTeina an
domestic exchanges. Exchange on Eaalun
vas hlleea 81 twenty per esal Exchange o.
New 0Ileans. Mobile. ChaFIeslou, Naiehez. an,
alhet places. vas Ten, fifteen. twenty per cent
All hs operations Of commerce wefe AZ . stand
credtnas destroyed. and enterprise was Hnnihl
lated. For al Ibis there aas one calsse, anl
one REMEDY. The cause was the war Of . lhl
GOVERNMENT On he banks and do merchants
ne epecie ciFealas; ne gold hunbug. tie excIu
sIFe metallic curfeneys de cursed spirit Of Iocs
kocoism the legacy o. Jacksonisn; The Wiz
principles e JeasFsoaiaa Democracy. Therein
edy--ihe sele rcmedy--was. to dclent The Al,
mlnlaiFalipr to chaFler national lnnk if posi-
Bic; if mol, d apheId The exploded deposite sys'
TEN 90 put IN ena to all acxpenmeuis" il .
word, q snceunb q the credit System. When
. Congress assembled n September the ParE-
DEsF sensurea o express The Opinioa that none
Of these things wnsutrr lhe cause or do remedy,
shattke arrangement Of exchange and The EN-.
0AtFasshehs ofirads afose from excessive spec
uiaiou and oserslfadihg, the natural consequence
ofexcessiye issues If paper money; and that the
remedy Mould not Is found il adding n new slim
tis. % these causes bal b avoiding al in.erfsr-
enee by the Eoyerhments 10 lsaying The sousd
sense oflhe American people 70 retrieve their en-
barrassmenis 10 their own way IN waiting for
tie results Of that economy and reduction Of purs
ehases and imports which we're already commen-
sed aud. abose ~, il looking foS The payment
q our debts q the real pfodaelonsOf our indus-
iiy The crops Of our farmers and planters not 10
fresh issues Cf paper money, or now supplies Of
bank Tacdilips.
And how we're these suggestions III d sound
patriotism received They Wcfc scarcely made.
before they were denounced with sslIshe deren-
cy' Of Federalism. There was " no system.
for regulating exchanges. there was aio renee
dy FOR lhe distrrss; there was 4 10 aid from the
Government lIlc sulicr.ngsof The county were
treated with hDaftless Indifference Nero sat i'd
ding while Rome was bnrnihgl This trash, or
something wogses was echoed aad fe-echosd from
the Capitol Il Wal sifeel~-irom he eaucus 10
the stock excllspae Il vas despatched BY tho
Express mails, from orr corsesrandents ii
Washington ID be hashed Up again ii The Fed.
oral gazsttes If Boston, Now York, phlladeiphia,l
New Ofeaus, and osen 10 those brilliant foreign
ndiuncts Of Federalisni. HE bankers newspapers
~ London and Paris All, however was in vain.
(Onafos9 ,eA. xnys,hfe 4 4h4 .aeana : z,nn snd
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-06

tEJ- Our river IS rising slowly. 1t will no doubt
be in boatabe order ina day or Two,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-06

tE5- The Mobile Advertiser says.-"A genen
war has commenced in every quarter OF the Una
against the private emissions of shin-plasters. VI
hope it viii be prosecuted with vigor until every
Of this kind trash 10 exterminated."
We hope so too--the people havet.in their pv
er TO put downihis spurious currency at any Tim
they choose. II IS ono Of the most serious and cry
sing evils ofthe times.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-06

n5- The Legislature Of Alabama has adjourned,
after having passed 50 acts. A resolution appro-
wing the Sub Treasury scheme passed the Senate
and would certainly have passed ihe House but for
want oftiine. There was 4 decided majority ii
both Houses IN favor Of Mr.. Van Bureh's views 81
the currency. We hope 70 SEE Tie subject taken
up III our Legislature and resolutions passed appro-
wing Of the Recommendations Of the President We
FEEL certain that such is the wish of large majority
Of the people OF the State.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-06
CATACOMDs OF EGYPT

These repositories IF Egypt's embalned ds z.
are of Immense extent and IA are supposed BY d.
Buckingham 10 contain more bodies than there ais
people now living on the globe. The mnmmies q.
now wholly destitute Of NY animal niatier. "
al changed into resinous substance, OF decayss
They are taken from the CaiacoFlib 10 be expoffu
and 70 be used for fuel The finest are expoIas
whole as objects Of curiosity for museums. CeIlaii
parts, as the aside Of the head and chest, are -
as drug and the back bone is ground into poHu''
forsa.pant which highly priced by artists.
Husband UyGated. "A lady adverties Tot e
vine, jovaI, serious, bold majestic, lnofens'e' -
elitiiit, iiignble husband"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-06

MARX THEIR coNsIsrEScY.--Twelye monbs
ago when New York cast her vote for Mr.. Van
Buren, by near thirty thousand, she was deuouDe.
ed blythe ntistocracy as at " the footstool Of pow
er," then she was Joined to the abolilionisls!--
then ''ihe corrupt safety fund banks had swayed
the empire stated Now that the banks have CO..
alesced against the government and the democa.
cy, and The aristocracy have succeeded in elect
ing majority Of the members of tho State L..
gislature, the welkin IS made 10 ring with tbe
shouts Of federalism IN praise Of the empire Slait.
We cantell the bank sristocracy their triumph %
New York will be short lived. It's the first Sue
cess they have met with in that State for ihEttea
years, and il win be the last for thirteen more
The banks may triumph for day, but Their wy
mate asccndency IS hopeless. The people mus
and will triumph. BVOn's Lick DemoerGi.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-06

-. # s.
0ursvotthy ncighbor Of the Argus is really nj
rather awkward prcdicament. He is Aounderng
the mud Of bankism, and every attempt he makesb
extricate himself but sinks him deeper. We nran
no dsrespect. We know he is honest and constr
entiOus in his opinion but his attempts to recon
Gle bis bank notions with the doctrine Of STATE
Rights are utterly futile. No, two things canh
more opposite in their nature, more perfectly ire
couciablc than National Bank and strict COZ
strlction Of the constitution. They are the veg
antipodes of each other. II would be more honor
able, more consistent With the truth for all the tan
editors Of the Union to come ont openly at otce
andproclam themselves fetleralists of the Ham,
tonan stamp.--Such they are in fact, and such tRI
must ultimately acknowledge themselves to be.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-06

We are greatly gratiied in being able 10 an
nonnce that the abolition quesiionhas been SET.
tied in tho House Of Represenlaliyss loF she pres
cni session at least. Il app6als that nearly alIl
the representatives orthc sIaae holding states N.
tended the meeting on the 20lh referred 10 II Inc
aflcle from The Baltimore American, and agreed
tcreport resolution for laying upon the table ali
petitions and resolutions praying ior The abolition
If slavery II ID District Of Columbia, and al
memorials aaa resolutions in relation 10 slavery
n thc diIifEz ziaEes without reading, reference,
printing of discussion. The rules Of the House
being suspended DIR. Patton moved the previous
ss..,.:. !, = s..s.ai..od By vote OF l2s to
y. ald lha sseela.ioa was adopted--ayes 1872,
noes ~ Ma 0s;sa
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-06

BANK AND STATE, and opposed no NATIosn
RANK!
The following resolution has passed the Soul
Carolina House Of Representatives. Yeas ~.
Nays.
Resolved, That in the opinion ofthis Legislature
itisexpedient that the Revenues Of the FederaI
Government should be sodeposited. keptso dsbus.
ed, as not TO be connected with OF used in Banking
operations.
And another declaring thu nnconsttutionaliiy, %
-sxpediency and dangerofa National Bank, passed
by vote of97 to 10.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-06

The CHocrAw COMMISSIONERS arc at lie Flores
where more than one thousand Indians are in after
dance, waiting an investigation of their claims, &C.
ihey have dances every evening for their own
amusement and the edfcation OF their visitors. A
,ball play viii come of in few days
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-06

Nk. STARK Is the contractor for the mail rouls
between Columbus and Jackson, for the next ibal
years. He designs making some Improvements u
the line BY putting on fine coaches, with six horse,
70 each when necessary, which win contrbuts
greatly The comfort Of passengers. Mr.. s. isa
gentleman Of great energy and enterprise, and viii
undoubtedly do much 70 facilitate the commuira-
ton between the two places. n
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-21

/ shuuld be lhe object ~ 0uf tmita
ton. lie, tht slaunuh Old patriot. lhs
lmfy Senator from Lawrence tie
Nesiof al Uuf body will never more
participate IN our councils. AZ The
advanced ape Of seventy eight years,
jhifty.six 0i which he has spent ~ the
service Of bis counirymcn with pa.
iriotism as fresh as bgoyant and vig.'
ofous. rs tia, which animate the boz.
son Of the young volary Of freedoms
bat with a form Indicative
pi the lnroads OF the great de-.
slroyer Time-he hhs resolved to
withdraw himself irom the service OF
this State. May his mantle, like that
Of the prophet, iall upon U.s. may the
mutual confidence and love, so graft
\ ryinr to behold, which for 30 long q
!. time. and so much to the credit O
both parties, has subsisted between
himself and his constituents, upor
grounds equally substantial, be th'
5 portion OF each and all ct you' lie
4 Withdrawing from the scene OF publ
+ life, will sympathise in the fate OF hi
friends and his country, while his NOR
serious thought will rest on HEAVIER
!. "Like some tall cliff that lifts its awft
81 form,
,e Swels from the vale, and midw0
leaves the storm,
IN Though round his breast the rolllI
10 clouds are spread, -,
20 Eternal sunshine settles on his head
80 In dissolving his connection WI
Ill this body, gentlemen, he has honor
me with the task OF bidding you,
Oh him friendly, a hearty, and an alt
tomato farewell. say to you
oI him, as for myself, may your retr
be speedy and agreeable: May y
- find Your families and friends IN
). enjoyment of health and hapPln'
,.,eI and may you meet, as YOU have
served. the approval and applause
.;o, your constituents.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-21

value lu the descriptions VI funds patti
In by ihs subscribers
S.Ft. yO. o. H '1 t7t' '".. ~
That II Any stockholders should be
dissatisfied with the graduation ei 'he
stork subscribed lor Wy theme they
may have she riIh 70 withdraw ihf
property pledged and cease 70 b
stockholders. and the said stock 50 Sc
fused To- be taken may be again sub
serlbed lor by giving thirty days pub
hc notice Of the tune Of opening ih'
books OF subscription, which shall b
governed by the same rules and rcgt
lntions as in the first subscriptions
JOHN w. KING,
Speaker of the House Of Reps
A. l.. BlNGAMAN,
President of the Senate.
Approved Feb, 18TH 1884
A. G.. McNUTT.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-21
MR.. GHOLSON.

The Louisville Journal states that
..after the late vote in the House oil
Representatives ejecting Claiborne
and GhoIsonirom that body, and whist
the question was under ne! discussion Ss'i5 On
whether Prentiss and Word should be
admitted to their seats or those Sea'S
declared vacant and the whole matter
referred back to the people OF MIS-
s,sslopi. Mr.. Gholson authorized the
enumeration of his opinion to th'
House, that if Claiborne and h'msel
were not entitled to membership
prcntiss and Word 'cey', and That tn n
election ought not to be referred 0ac
to the people"
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-21

.,. ffffAtfF
Ii tpItf, ftFrlR
gtss wsa's,a'n /
/ .ssaa,sc0ck = 60
E
I'VE dollars 10 "a
.,,hs end q ~ mau'h'
u wal We discontinued
ssstsic paid,eseep' al
i' ..... salbsliefs. Persons
'sa,,bne wi please give
III. ....so received for q lees
I, months - H.,
a
n'llst pef square (ien li 90.
N, 'a.' lrii Insertions and Wil
" lor each continuance
~ nj. which are not limit
'.a,.eript. as 70 the mum
,s,"e., viii be continued uf
Nd, I'd and charged aceort
h, Of a personal nature
.in,,,ed. will be charge
l JJSgfor every ten lines it
w. Political circulars I
.~cs. for the benefit OF p, 7 ,
u ..sso OF companies, will !
\ Refreshments, and at u
'.yrsr,siYc For forty I'm
gTable at pleasure, ONE 3
M @4,rs. Nocontroct in eth
AK. \, less than one year, a
Nd, Iiyearly. .,;scr,
NY NJ, own Immediate buslne
Y NY basement, n. for the benchl
y ~. sen, in by them, mus
n the square ,
ve;ai oy.t ADVERTISEMENTS
lsl.si5, No, nl,erable, 8 months,
and a. do, 6 do
under do do. 70 do,
rsa 4 ng candidates for o''c'
th0sen rs each.
upon VI pp WORK must be PAD 10
! .' ss5i on letters must be pau
a MIMI h, he attended to.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-21
IcAMAN'S ADDRESS.

|of III. Senate Of the State
lcf Mississippi.
complimentary resolution
| have unanimously passed
myself, as your presiding !
ii that | am more Indebt-
&nd and liberal indulgence,
merit Of my own.
Inc on your part. gentle
pndered a task, which, UNI
Inconsistencies, would have
us and CALLING, easy, pleas
kaying. Ny conduct has
81 viewed by you with a
mdi, has only been ne
he to exhibit the evlden-
Fire to serve you accepta'
L your kind and indulgent
uselves, gentlemen per
:" say, before our parting
e will only be temporary
\. /. oud to have presided owe
y \. The difficult and IN
s under which we Assem-
b Influences Earring an
1.-THE hopes and fears {
Il thousands Of our consu
Yielded to the temperat
Y patriotic course who
'o ". pursued. You have cyl
y ence in the safety, utlii
A'1 ence of our State ms
Hl rh will be heartily re
aIa by thousands o. tho
iaay are proud to represel
u will salute YOU on yo
pon four homes, in voices
g " sincere graduation; a
4 oI' Contrast your leglSlat'
RES y some of our sister Sta,
'lmeue their turn have reason
fea the representatives.
u, ~ subject of internal
'oaF,a you have fairly met
d sols erprize and cherished
,tlrlar' tate. No foreign il
or. Y been permitted to e,
tfioils and praralyzing eff
obleaA deliberations. Cath
my Y ervaded the member
opp@ hlch embraces the
is te.'V Rrth has called to So
5. West, in voices of syr
geyef' Olon to the good OF
cal papc' and the banner "
lonlestE ltOudly in the air, a
! and sof our future exer,
tate Leg broad folds the glor
and hs independent mo
. olr y al Home
led toals you, gentlemen, I
,ssfal e parting as memb,
+. {. md, 10 'uld be temporary
Il q sa this hope will ne,
'II;nreacs a pay venerable and
.',7 ION Which it has bee
! cyery oa y IN our midst, wi
=, 4, rsi2 aauon as well as dl
~ .,n.orants nOnor, the man ,
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