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DEBATE IN THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FRIDAY, December 81, 1888
SPEECH OF MIR. WISE,
On the subject Of the late defalcat,ons.


:, February 7, 1898, Woodbury. notified Parker, Van
iooh and j. w. Reckless, to take affdayts upon no
ee OF witnesses for and against the charges On the
oist Of March, 1885, Joseph Marsh, Mayor Of the city
OF Perth Amboy returned and certified the examina-
ton had before him
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statement in the revenue boalmen's time hook and
witch set forth in Mr. Brneys affidavit are the sums
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raj quarters mentioned.
"JosEPH MARSH,
Mayor Of The city Of Perth Arabog
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"JosEPH MARSH,
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IA 20 ISL so
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05
[BY AUTHORITY j
LAWS or TBI UNITED STATES PASSED At TKE
THIRD SESSION OF THE TwEsTY-FFTm
CONGRESS-.
fPunLIc-No. 23.l

PuBLIc-No. %.
AN ACT TO provide for taking the sixth ecu
sus or enumeration of the inhabitants Of the
United States.
BE IL enacted by he Senate and House Of Rep
reSentatres Of he United Sfates Of America, in
Congress assembled, That the marsbals Of the
several districts Of the United States, and Of the
District Of Columbia, and Of the territories OF
Wisconsin, Iowa, and Of Florida, respectively,
shall be, and are hereby, required, under the
direction Of the Secretary ofthe Department OF
State, and according to such Instructions as he
shall give, pursuant TO this act, to cause the
number Of the inhabitants within their respect
i've districts and territories lomtting in such
enumeration, Indians not taxed) to be taken ac-
cording 20 the directions Of the act. The said
enumeration shall distinguish the sexes Of all
free white persons, and ages Of the free white
males and females, respectively, under five
years Of age; those Of five and under ten years
Of age those Of ten years and under fifteen !;
those Of fifteen and under twenty; those Of
twenty and under thirty: those Of thirty and
under forty those Of forty and under ffty;-
those Of fifty and under sixty: those Of sixty
and under seventy; those Of seventy and under
eighty those Of eighty and under ninety -
those Of ninety and under one hundred those
Of one hundred and upwards; and shall further
distinguish the number Of those free white per-
sons included in such enumeration Who are
deaf and dumb, under the age OF fourteen
years md those Of the age OF fourteen years
and under twenty-five; and Of the age OF t~en-
ty-fve and upwards aud shall further dis'n-
gpish the number OF those free white persons
included in such enumeration who are biind
and also in hike manner Of those who are insane
or IDIOTS. disting uishing further such Of the IN
sane and IDIOTS as are a public charge. The
said ennme ration shall distinguish the sexes OF
all free eoiored persons. aud Of all other color
ed persons bound to service for life or Tor a
term Of years and the ages ofsuehiree andof
er coloyed persons, respectively, OF each sex
under ten years Of age; those Of ten and uncer
twenty -four; those of tweDty-four and under
thiry sis; those Of thirty six and under hity-
five those Of fifty five, aud under ope hundred;
and those Of one hundred and upwards and
shall further distinguish the number OF those
free coIored and other colorcd persons lnelu-
ded in the foregoing who are deaf and dumb.
without regard 10 age, ard those who are blind
and also in like manner Of those who are iu-
sane OF IDIOTS, oeuishing further such Of
the insane and IDIOTS as are public charge
For efTecting which the marshals Aforesaid shall
have power. and are hereby required, to appoint
ore or more assistants in each city and county
in their respective districts and territories. res
ident. Of such city or county for which they
shall be appointed; and shall assign 20 each OF
m. ssid s-sir'su's . certain division cf ,srri'o
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-05

France. Her pride will not allow her to
return to her native land, and the remnant
oi her fortune has enabled her to purchase
home among strsngers. The discovery
which she made Of his personal deforn,iiy
was the first shock she encounie cred but,
TO reconcile her to this he had shown her q
.few de iys stamped deeply ON his shoulder
rs with hot iron, which he informed her,
under solemn Injunction Of secrecy, was
IN indisputahe proof Of his Bourbon blood.
as NIL members of the royal family received
that impression Immediately after birtf.--
This served to console the ambitious wife
for many sorrows. She saw her money
wasted at the gaming table--she heard her
husband spoken lightly of among his SER
vants-she felt his esirangement from her
self, but still sine ceased not to pride herself
in the thought that she was the wife Of II
prince of the blood. But ths final blow
came. A party Of gems de arms one day
entered their magnificent hotel and seized
him NJ fellon escaped from the gullies.--
The Gem de ivs, the proof of his royal birth,
was in fact the badge of infamy
His history may be told in few words
lie was u French Jew, whose original EN-.
ployment had been the never failing resource
Of the poor fsraeliie e--dealiny in old clothes.
Five years previous he had been branded
and condemned to the gnllies for swndlng,
but having succeeded in making his escape,
he determined to. push. his fortunes in A
merica. "Ce nest que le premier pas qni
cout." A run Of luck at the gaming table
gave him funds to commence his grand ex-
pertinent. AN accornplice, less favored by
nature, assumed the station Of his valet,
while he played to perfection the noble
Duke, and we have already seen how he
succeeded.
Whether his career is yet ended / cnn-
not say, but my last meeting with the noble
Duke del Piombno was during visit 10
France n few months since, wbsn I snw him,
chained by the neck to fellow sconndrel,
and busily employed in needing the road to
Paris.
The fate Of the lovely Matilda is u mel
nncholy one but who of tho iounsers in
fashionable life cannot recall a somewhat
similar easel When we shall cease to ape
foreign follies and foreign vices when we
shall learn to value the title of American
c'.izen" nbovc the proudest peerage tina
Europe cnn boast, then, and not ill then
shall we cease Ia henr Of such ihings.
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somed her, but we kept her with US three oI
fosr days until we made Kinesale, in Ire
land, when we sent her in ahead, both oi
US under English colors. We saw Two
ships and brig coming out, and We run in
and csr them off from the land, aud cap
tured all three Of them. Two Of them were
le,ters-of.mar We ordered them for
France, and returned to land our prisoners.
We arrived at Morlaix, landed our prison.
ers, and stayed there six days, and then
sailed on another cruise, and in the Chan
mel we took Priva,eer ship of eighteen
guns, and two Cutters, and retook Dutch
brig. The ship we carried into Os,end in
West Flanders, and we lay there FIVE days,
and then sailed for Dunkiik in France,
when our ship went into dock for repairs.
| have sailed with many brave men, Com.
John Paul Jones, &c, vet none of them e.
quail to this Capt Luke Ryon for skill and
bravery.
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JOURNAL OF A NAVAL OFFICER,
DURING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR.
lContinued.1

KEPT BIT JOHN rREvErT, OF NEWPORT.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-31

man ike Mr.. Du Calvet in Jail and with
out knowing for what. Bot unfortunate
~ he was busy and the transaction was
postponed till the next day.
At the appointed time Mr.. L'Evesque
went to Mr.. Cramahe's office where in
concert with Mr. Dunn a parsonage Of
rank in the Province, the obligatory act
was drawn; they went into Mr.. Cr8nahei
room to sign the document in his presence
and to give to it all the legal forms, but
what was their astonishmeni when the
Lieutenant Governor told them that my
liberation was no more to be talked Of, as
the ,reathercock had turned and that he
had received a countermand from the
Governor
The following Sunday, 10th Dec, 1880,
Mr.. L'Evesque found out the secret OF
such an order, the Governor was then
holding teree in great style. " Mr.. Du
Calvet, said His Exceency 10 Mr..
L'EvesQue, has had the audacity Of ad .
dressing me an impairment letter, ! shall
learn him whether that be the manner Of
writing to person of my standing, and |
shall force him to alter his tune" Mr..
L'Evesque then told him " have read
the letter and could never have imagined
that it was such as to irritate and offend
your Excelency; after all some ifreguari-
ties ought to be pardoned in a man who
sees his grave gradually opening every
day by The horrors of dungeon, and his
fortune fallen TO utter ruin by want Of pro-
per attention and by his absence from
home" Mr.. Panet a French lawyer
since then Judge of Common pleas joined
Mr.. L'Evesque in this plea in favor of
suffering humanity. Provoked by these
solicitations which were in direct contradict
ton with his own feelings, the naughty
General HaIdimand became furious and
answered them insultingly do not need
your counsel. alone have the right and
power to Judge and shall proceed as |
think proper.'
(T'O Be Continually
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-31
HISTORY OF CANADA.
(CONTINUED.)

The time had arrived, when the Ameri-
cans thought it as well their duty as their in
terest, to nominate delegates from each col
ony, to discuss their rights in a common
Council, which was to take such steps as
might be deemed necessary to remove all
the abuses and vexations of which they
had for scores Of years complained in vain.
In consequence of this understanding Oh
their part, Congress Of the members cleo
ted BY the several colonies met at Phila-
deIphia, on the 9Th September IVA. On
the 2lst of October following a resolution
was passed TO name a committee to prepare
an address to the people of the Province Of
Quebec. Mr.. Lee, Mr.. Dickinson and
Mr.. Gushing, were elected members OF the
committee to prepare this address. On
the Gath these gentlemen reported their
address 70 the Canadians, it was read and
recommitted. On the Goth, Congress
adopted the following address, which we
think il our duty TO transcribein this place,
to show that the Americans will under
stood the abiect political position in
which the French Canadians were placed
TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE PROVINCE
OF QUEBEC.
Friends and Feliolc Subjects, We, the
delegates of the colonies OF New Hamp-
shire, Massachusetts Bay, Rhode-Isla
and Providence Plantations, Connecticut,
New York, New jersey, Pennsylvania, the
counties Of New Castle, Kent and Sussex
on Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina and South Carolina, deputed by
the inhabitants Of the said colonies, To re-
present them in general Congress, a;
Philadelphia, in the province o! PennsyI
vania, TO consult together, concerning the
best methods to obtain redress of our az
flciing grievances having accordingly
assembled, and taken into our most serious
consideration, the state of public affairs on
this continent, have thought proper to adj
dress your province, as member therein
deeply interested.
When the fortunes OF war, after q gal
iant and glorious resistance, bad incorpo-
rated YOU with the body OF English sub
iects, we rejoice in the truly valuable aj-
diiion, both on our own and your account;
expecting, as courage and generosity are
naturally united, our brave enemies. would
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Ste &ofern.

Gin englilder Hetienber ersdblt fo(9en<
De Nnetoote. "Das llrtbeil Der &affern tft
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tpoupn Ge iIh nid,t ourh tbren 8erffanb
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bemilhte fId] elmer Der MiBtcndre> einen
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itrebte Ger @eiitllhe, befanaen BON ben
(tren9en presbDterianilhen Qebren, tpenis
ger oahiu, i'm 9ctt liebeu, ais otelmebr
oen Geufel filrhten Su Iehren, Der role er
Ia9te, fcrtwdbreuo auf Der eauer ftebe,
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ben betehren. Sc ideint mir icnad1, bag
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@,ptt Su bitten, oa6 CT ben Senfel befebre,
bann wi1roeit bu YieI tpeni9er Wnte NIT
]une haben." (Wcltsf.
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e leiniafeite n.

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GEN. tpie oas Shipein faste. als 60 oest
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