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The North-Carolina standard., 1841-08-18

INTREP1DrrY.-During fire which entirely
destroyed boarding school for young ladies at
Montpelier, on the night of the 14th ult., Mdlr,
de Roquefeuille ore the teachers, not more
than % years of age, displayed the following in
stlnce of intrepid humanity Soon after the first
alarm, she with great presence of mind made her
escape with two of the younger children in her
arms Her next care was to muster all the pu-
pills and call over the names to ascertain that
none were left behind. All answered but one.
little girl, years old. Convinced that she was
still in the burning building, Mdle, de Requef.u-
lille resolved to save her or perish O5t1ining
flmbeau, she entered the house and reached an
outer dormitory here the smoke was SO dense
that her light was extinguished by it, Never
theless. and although the floor had been caught
Oy the flames, she made her way to an inner
room, where she found the object of her anxiety
still fast asleep and unharmed. Catching up the
child, she happily made her way back into the
open air unscorchtd, fully rewarded in her own
the fire every particle of property she possessed.
French Paper.
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-08-18

nS"Mr. j. @. adams recently declared, in the
House of Representatives, that he "believed the
mass Of appropriations under that administration
Mr.. Tun Buren's was necessary, and that there
was no extravaganza" 1t would have been credit
able to the morals of the "whigs" if they had made
the confession before the election. How disgrace
ful to them, that they not only RETAINED from this
but actually promulgated the grossest falsehoods to
produce a contrary impression. We believe Mr..
Lincoln, of Massachusetts,, was the only "whig"
that admitted the truth, in part during the canvass
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-08-18

AssAULTING A CLERGYMAN.-Henry H.
Ohrnoltz. German, who assumes To wear tho
clerical robes. recently committed an assault IN.
on Fred G. Mayer, the Pastor of the Lutheran
Church at Albany. The cause of this axsonIt
was that Mr.. Mayer refused to let OhrnoI,z
preach in his church, for the very good reason
that he was addicted to nlenperance, and did no,
bear good character. The latter was drink
when ne made the assault upon Mr.. Mayer. He
was sent to Jail for his improper conduct.
Ledr
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-08-18

~ The Register wishes to pursuade its read
ers that Judge Saunders could not "retort' on Mr..
Washington, "though knocked down ae every
blow" The truth is, that Mr.. IV's blows were so
harmless, that Judge S. felt disposition TO re-
tort. But even if he had, the Register very
we'll knows, he could not, under the "whig" gag
law of the House which not only limits the speak
er TO one hour, but one speech. But, as we learn,
Mr. CaldreH, colleague, was anxious to reply to
Mr. Washington, with view of exposing some
OF his statements. According to Mr.. WIS own
showing the sentiments of his District are against
Bank, as it voted for Judge Saunders for Cover
nor by some six seven hundred majority. Mr.
Caldwell was also anxious to expose Governor
Horeheud for his indelicacy in writing Letter,
in which he says the issue he made before the peo-
ple was Bank or no Banx bat during the CAM
paign he refused to discuss that question, though
called on expressly by Mr.. G. to do so-and went
off on soap and topeLs. If there is any member
from North Carolina, who is going directly against
the will of his District, on this as we'll as other
"whig" measures-a tariff, distribution, &c.-that
member is Mr.. Washington.
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-08-18
MR.. sHEPARD's ADDRESS.

We conclude the excellent address of Mr.. James
B. Shepard, delivered at Wake Forest, in this pa
per. 1t deserves the high encomiums bestowed
upon it from every quarter; and while they must
afford present qualification to the author, trust
they will stimulate him to the further exercise of
his talents all proper occa ions. The re-
marks of Correspondent on the subject of this ad-
Dress render further comment by US unnecessary.
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-08-18
THE STANDARD.
RALEIGH, ~ c
Wednesday, August IS, Is4I.

I5 we commence sending the bills of our sub
scrbers in their Newspapers, in the Extra Stan
dard. Our patrons retain evidence of their re-
mittances either in the persons of Postmasters or
others, and the money may be sent at our risk when
receipt will be returned through the same channel.
By regulation of the Post Office Department,
Postmasters are authorized TO send money to pub
fishers of Newspapers, free of postage.
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-08-18

not as great an orator? And Webster-are not h..
sublime and mastery efforts "evidence against ,hs
talent and judgment of our own day 2" But i,i..
matter of mere taste and judgment only. In o.,
cluson would say that the address is everv w.n
worthy of the fame of its talented author. WIZ
ever doubts it, let him read it and he will NOT h.
disappointed. w
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-08-18

give have received pamphle, copy of a
speech delivered by Judge Saunders, on the Uni
ted States Fiscal Bank, in the House of Represen-
tatives. August I'd, ls41. We shall publish this
excellent speech of distinguished representative,
at an early day.
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-08-18
ELECTION IN ALABAMA.

ALBANIA. The Democratic Republicans have tri-
umphed in Mobile, which has been heretofore de-
cidedly whig." In seven counties, which in last
November gave "whig" majority of 1883, the
Democratic Republicans have a ma jority Of 125.-
Showing ;'whig" loss of 1908!
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-08-18
ELECTION IN INDIANA.

The returnslfrom the election in Indiana, give
indications of a glorious reformation in public opin-
ion In sixteen countless all represented in the last
Legislature by "whigs," and in which Harrison
received aggregate majority of 31O6, there have
been now elected si:rieen Democrats and but too
" Whigs." We shall have full returns in a few
days
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-08-18

~ We have received notice concerning GER
tain practices in the county of Orange. 1t has no
responsible name and cannot have place. We can
tell the complainant how to avoid being cheated by
the "swindlers." 1t is a grand specific, as we can
testify from its all our lifetime, and is embraced
in the two words-nerer bet.
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-08-18

~ s. s. Edson, of Meltonsvile, Anson Coun-
ty, has absqmdtalized, and gone to the West in
debted Sc SO for the North Carolina Standard.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04
NOTICE

THEtadge Of the Court of Probate for the
Il District of Litchfield has limited and al
lowed six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of the estate of DAVID. r KIM.
BER1Y. late of Torrineton, in said district, de-
ceased, represented insolvent in which to
exhibit their claims ttcpeto; and has appoint
ed Griswold Woodward and Israel Holmes,
of said TorvTngton, and Elisha 8. Abernethy
OF Aitchfield, Commissioners to receive and
examine said claims. Certified by -
FRANCIS BACON, Clerk.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet at the dwelling house lately occupied
by said deceased, in said Tofrington, on the
LIST day Of March and the 2lst' day Of July,
lS4l, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon; On each
Of said days, for the purpose Of attending on
the business Of said appointment.
GR1swoLD WooDwARp,
ISRAEL. HoL.NiEs; Copa'rS
E. s. ABERNRrHY,
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
qucsted to make immediate payment to
LYDIA KIAiBERLY, Admins
DEMAs' Coz, { traitors.
T'orrington, Jan. 81, 1641. &c.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04
HEMS-sErEcTED.

Astore at Mscbaniesville in the town Of Ggauby.
near 5. g. w. Cornwall's Brass Foundry, owned by
Mr.. WiIIiam Reed and occupied by Messrs. Reed &
Forward,. filed with dry goods. groceries, crockery.
&c. was destroyed by Ere the morning of The 9TH
inst Very little Of the property in the store was Ga.
ved and the loss 10 estimated between and $5OOO
There was an insurance the property Of upwards
of $20OO--Hart. Pet.
In conformity to usage, leasR that the Senate Of
the United States has been summoned by the Execu-
tive to meet in this city on the 4ah Of March next for
the transaction Of business being, Of course, Of an
Executive characterJ connected with the commence
ment Of a new Administration, the tOrmAeion of o
new Cabinet, &c-N0I. ISEel.
Georgia Congressional EIrctiOn.-Hines Holt, Esq.
the Harrison candidate, has been elected to fill the
vacancy in Congress oecasioned by the resignation of
Judge CoIquu. The vote stood, for Hor w 26 ,O79
Watson, v. B. 81 OO3-mojnrity, 5,076 -Four coun.
ties not returned
Sad Calamity riM loss Of Life.-Yes,erday NOR
ming at about O'Clock, the steam engine used in
Messrs Pike & Perry's Sash and Blind Mandatory
exploded, producing ruin and devastation to the
building, and what is most melancholy and afaictiag,
Calvin NJ. Pike. young man about 20 years Of age,
and brother Of the senior partner, was killed ns.an.
rnneously. The engineer, Mr.. Highly, who was stand
ing by the engine at the tme found himself number
Of yards outside If the buildng-and fortunately, we
are told, uninured. One or two other workmen were
slightly injured. The boiler upper port) was sent
with tremendous violence through tho roof Of the
building to the height stated Of $50 feet, producing
in the earth its fall excavation Of several feet,
although frozen.-Middleto,pn Const.
youngster recently married thinks it easier to get
a wife, than to buy furniture.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04
THERMoMETRICAL TABLE,
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
In Hartford, on the 26th ult., Mr. Leonard Cawing.
tom of Litchfield. to Miss Ann D6df
On the 18th uli.r by Rev: Mr.. Brace, Mr. Leonard
Pierpont to Miss Cynthia Turner. both of This town.
In South Farms, on the 9th uit., IN the morning,
Mr. Charles G.. Ives. Of Bristol. to Miss Elizabeth
Goodwin; Of the former place. In The evening, Mr..
Jesse l.. Judd. Of Litchfeld, to Miss Clarnda Smith,
daughter Of Capt. Simeon Smith.
In Bristol. the 2esh uls. Mr. Alphonso Barnes to
Miss Margaret Ely, Of Harwnton.
DIED,
In South FSrms on the 18th ult EPhraiEn q. HALL
Eco. aged 90years.
IN Plymouth on the 25th ult Capt Titus barrow,
aged S8-a patriot andsodier Of the revolution.
IN Goshen. on the 26th Jan ny, Mrs. Cook, aged "a
years. wife Of Mr.. Moses Cool.
In Hartford, Mrs. ClaFissa Deming. aged g.; Mrs,
Elizabeth BGrnham, aged "a, wife Of Mr.. BenjaHGSl
G.. Burnham; Mrs, Parihenia Goodwin, aged 81. wife
Of Mr.. Asa Goodwin; Mrs. Huldah Swift, aged %
wife Of Mr.. William Swift.
In Simsbury, Mr.. John Kingsbury, aged H.
In Avon, Mr.. SelhH WoodfOrd. aged77.
In Southngton. Mr.. Caleb Ray, revolutionary
pensioneT, aged 80.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04
NOTICE

THE Court Of Probate within and Cor the
n district Of Sharon has appointed the sub.
scrr0ers Commissioners upon the estate Of
ASA DEAN, late Of Canaan, in said district,
deceased, represented insolvent, and has lin
ned and allowed six months from this date
Tor the creditors of said estate to present their
claims against the same to US for examination
ana settlement. We Therefore give notice;
mat we shall meet upon the business of our
sa,a appointment, at the late dwelling house
of the deceased, on the first Mondav nj Msrch,
next, and on the last Monday of Nav ncTt A.
one O'Clock +. NJ. on each Of said dSvs
CHARLES HeLABERDy Commas
.. OsMOND.S s. GREEN, I. sioners.
Canaan, Jan. 5. lSAI, 90
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04

OVERLAND MAIL FROM INDI

OVERLAND MAIL FROM INDIA.
SUBMISSION OF THE EMPEROR OF cHINA-SCRRENDER OF
DoST MOHAMMED.
The intelligence by the Overland Mail from India
is most satisfactory, our readers will perceive
from the subiOined details.
The occupation of Chusan, and the proceedings OF
Admiral Elliott had brought the Emperor Of hina 10
his senses and he had offered TO apologize TO Captain
Plenipotentiares to Canton for the arrangement of
all matters in difference with Great britain We are
sorry to add that dysentery prevailed among our
troops at Chusan and that the climate was very I'M
healthy.
Dost Mohammed, after sustaining another defeat,
had found it necessary TO throw himself upon the
mercy of the British, and. accompanied by only
single follower had placed himself under tho PrOtec-
ton Of Sir W. MNaghten; from Sclnde also we
taken there. The BeloOches had sustained further
defeats with considerable loss On their part, and
ccnparayely trifing sacrifice ours, and had been
reduced TO submission. They had recently plumber
ed the country in every directlon but the greater
portion OF the plage had fallen INTO our hands,
CornesdOndenee ~ he London Times.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. "a. 1910.
The Great Liverpool is starting with the Indian
mail and nassenpers and have only time to mention
that the Pasha has received intelligence Through the
French Consulate at Damascusl that ibTahim faslIa
had desperate engagement WIN the Druses on inc
4th OF this month nj Zehle in which he had defeated
them with the loss Of 5000 men and twenty Of their
chiefs The latter were pat 70 denth alter the hnt.
tle lbrahim's foTce ~ estimated at IOuD men, with
5000 women and children. lie had put his troops
in winter clothing. aud was inten. on Fesuin'ng ms
march sou,hwards, TO enter Egypt rs soon as the
m" mali ami messengers from Sucz have crossed
the eser, In safety under the Paahas escort Of horse
arrived here an hour aiter midnight, and were taken
on board without de!ay .hs morning
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04
NOTICE.

A MEETING of the inhabitants Of the
n Western Towns of Litchtield County
friendly to q division Of said county BY a
north and south line, will be held ut Kent
Plains on the llA day Of February instantr for
the purpose Of taking measures to promote
said project. A general attendance Is cara
estiy requested as it is believed that me tune
arrived. MANY CITIZENS.
Eohr,,ar v q lGdl 2w36
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04
NOTICE.

A MUSICAL ASSOCIATIONS is about TO be form.
N ed in this county, to be composed Of one
hundred vocal and twenty instrumental per-
formers. The several towns in the county
are respectfully invited 10 appoint commit
tee of two TO attend in person or by letter
meeting to be holden ut kitchfeld on the lst
das of MsreA neGt, at III O'Clock A. M. for the
purpose of forming such Society.
Februnru a. l8Ak 30
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04

A CARD. The subscriber takes this method to
"A thank those Of is people who have recently Civ.
testimony Of their regard ia most grateful to HE feel
ings. it awakens alec within him stronger desire
further the best interests Of them and their families
He nlsO gratefully acknowledges from his Ladies'
the receipt Of thirty dollars, by which he 10 advanced
from being Member to being Life Divectey, Of the
American Tract Society. JONATHAN BRACE
Hitchfe9. Jan 10 1871.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04
WING STATE CONVENTION.

VVVHE Wings of Connecticut will hold State Con.
Il veniion at New. Haven, on Wednesday. the lAh
dav Of February, 1884, for the purpose Of nominating
Governor. lieutenant Governor, Treasurer. Seere.
tary, and Comptroller, and for doing any other bust.
ness proper to come before them.
The Convention will be composed OF delegates from
Representatives in the General Assembly. The re-
spective Town Committees requested 10 cal! meet
ngs Of the Wings on the second Tuesday OF Februa.
~ being the Oh day Tor at some other convenient
ine) 10 elect delegates 70 said Convention; and il is
particularly requested that town be fully repre-
sented. JEREMY HOADLEY. J Wing State
MELVIN COPELAND.{ Central
EZRA S. HAMILTON Committee.
TEarsfor1 Ian e. lGAl
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04

Al a Court of Probate holden at Sharon, sUithiw
and for the district Of Sharon, on the 9Th day
of JanuGry, A. ID. 1s4l:
Present, Charles r. SedgUiek, Esq. Judge.
IRNHE adnninist rators on the estate Of Tho
Il mas BALDWIN, late Of Salisbury, within
said district, deceased, having represented
said estate insOlvent,. and given notice to all
concerned to appear before this Court the
present day, at ten o'clock A. n. 70 be heard
relative to the appointment Of Commissioners,
and no one appearing, this court doth appoint
John III. Hubbard and Elias II. JOceIin Com
missioners to examine and adjust the claims
of the creditors of said estate; and also doth
decree that six months fS0m this date be al
lowed thcm to- exhibit their claims tOasaid
Commissioners who are directed TO give pub
Tic notice of this order by advertising the
same in newspaper published in Ltchfield-
and by posting copy thereof on q public
sianptst in said town Of Salisbury nearest the
last residence Of said deceased.
Certified from Record
Gas r. SEDGwUK, Judge.
We. the Commissioners above named. here
by give notice that we shall meet toattend To
the duties Of our said appointment, at the lqte
dwelling house of the deceased, on the Goth
day of March. l64I and at the dwelling house
Of Horace Candee. on the 9Th day 0f July,
! lsal, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on each OF
suid DAYS. J0HN II. Human. b COmMsis-.
ELIAs IT, JoeEnxN, ( siORsrs>
! Salisbury JAN. 8. laAt. 3D.
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Ladies Fair i'm Bethleun,

TINE Ladies of the Episcopal Church i'm
- Bethem intend holding Fair on the
third Of February neat, the avails to- be appro-
printed towards procuring an Organ for pub
lie worship. The attendance Of friends of
the Church from neighboring towns is affec-
tiCnately solicited and any donations in ar
ticfes or money will be thankfully received
care OF H. SxIDMoRE, Esq. Postmaster.
Rethlem Jan. o., l8Ak
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04
TsmpsyGnee Notice.

1SMPgVW"te "V'W.'
ArEXT monthly meeting Of the Litehfield
IN County Temperance Society will be a.
Plymouth Hollow on the fourth Tuesday 90
February, Odd, at 10 O'Clock A. n. AScvn0O"
service, at P.M.
Feb. 4. III. Baldwin, Sefry.
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IITCHEIEH.D.

VUVHE WINGS of Litchfeld will hold a meeting at
Il the Mansion House Of MI. Spencer, on Monday
purpose of appointing delegates to tho State Conven-
ion at New favenalso. appoint delegates 10 the
County and Senatorial District Conventions.
BY order Of the Town Committee.
KiknhfeA lam o. 1871
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04
Bousatonic Rail Road.
NOTICE.

Vl0HE Court of Probate for the District Of
4 Litchfield hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
to the estate of JOSEPH RANxys, late Of Corn
wall, deceased, to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested. within said
timcr will be debarred q recovery. AL per-
sons indebted to- said estate are requested to-
make immediate paynae To-
JENNE9 RxNErN, AdministrGfrir.
CornUaM jan. 2T, 164I. So
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04
NOTICE.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Court ot
Il Probate Tor the District Of Norfolk the
subscriber will sell ut public sale, on the hrsI
day of March. l94l, on the premises. 40 'nucn !.
OF the Real Estate Of MILES RiGGs' iate VI
Norfolk. deceased, iii not previously a'Spos-
ed of as will raise the SUM OF th'ffy 's'N nu"-
dred dollars and seventy two cen's' 'oge'"e'
with charges Of sale. C
TRuMAx 8. WETMoRE, Erec"-
TnOMks CURTIss, "rS' ~
Norfolk. FEB. Q. le4l. --------- "0
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04

Litchfield POlemlie Society.
VENHERE will be public debate by the members
IL of this institution at the Academy, this CIhafs.
day) evening at o'clock.
Query. for diseussion-" Ought Capital Punishment
10 be abolshed7"
- BY order Of the Chairman.
Liichfield Feb'y T. lS41.
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crHcESArr, Jan. II,

CISctSSATf Jan. "a.
General HARRIsoS left the city Yesterday evening
ior North Bend. lie has accepted the Invitation Of
MeseFs. Steder and German, 20 take him as far as
Benjamin franklin. The General leaves Cincinnati
for Washington on Tuesday the 18th January. ] do
not think he can reach Washington before the 4lh or
18th Of February. The General Is in excellent health
Il have not seen him look better in twenty years
past. Mrs. Harrison has entirely recovered. She,
however, win not attempt the journey across the
mountains to Washington, before April or May.
ELISHA WHTTLEsEY has accepted, agreed to &C.
cent the post Of LIST Assistant P. M. General under
MI Ewing. With this arrangement, we think that
cheating will abaic, end that regular books will be
kept in She Post Office Department hereafter.
Albany Journal.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04

OF the notes Of the OLD u s, bank, Szs0eoO canno,
he found. II 10 supposed this amount was destroyed
IN various ways. while the bills VI ths BaHk ~eEe in
circulation
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Az a meeting legally harmed and held in tie towv
Of WsshsngiOn. on tic 2Osh day Of January,
164I:
NeT.D, topeaGHain AN caAler horses and
Y swine from running at larEa on the high
ways aNG commons in this town, resersing
liberty, and liberty is hereby granted, to ev-
cry family in said town to put one cow on the
saRser from the first of May to the first Of No.
vember. '''
Voted, that the penalty for breach of the
foregoing bylaw shalt be twenty Ave cents,
for each animal 80 found running at large
and aay individual in the town may drive
said animals 30 found at large to either Of the
town pounds; and said animal shall not be-
released unless the aforesaid penalty is paid
to said individual and the legal poundage,
unless delivered by due process of law in the
same manner as If said beast had been taken
and impounded from an individuals enclo-
sure. 4 true copy Of rscord-certiiied by
4l35 DANIsA B. BRNsmxDE, Toun Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04

RYE FLOUR ,.,,,,
Dec. 80. at n. NOfNttA"'
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The Indianapolis Journal says that the notorious
w. w. Wick who Obtained an election 10 Congress
from that dis,Fct, uRdeF the pgeenee Of "indepen-
denee," aud whose devotion % Is0eofocoem has
encb evi1esd bic utter Independents alike Of pFinc-
PIE aud deceney. daEes not again NJ 9 candidate to
Qaaggeaa. The majority bg Harrison IN that district
j0stiI6s bic leais.-BOstoR AtiAs.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04

M. HnnhingtOn's Spssch.-TO the exclusion Of
much other natter, we this week give on the pTeee-
ding page the speech Of our former .townsman, Mr..
Huntington, on the subject Of presumption. Il 10
clear and cOgeni-and c0mmends itself to the dspas-
nionate consideration Of every reader in the old states.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-02-04

Rieks Of Snfrees.-The following passage on the
duty Of en- American citizen 10 aid ~ the general or
mon preached by the Rev. Mr. FlOy, Of the Washing
ton street Methodist Episcopal Church. brooklyn. on
tine l7lh ult.
which throws open 20 widely the right Of suffrage.
should not appear to know 90 recognize man una.
HE TO read; and 10 question that at least will hear
disqualified from voting. whatever may he his other
qualifications. Elections are by law 70 he by ballot.
What does the NAN who cannot read know about
il 10 not his vote he offers, st a but that Of sume
friend who has induced him 20 60 20 the polls; some
wag perhaps that hae put into his hands paper. Of
The contents af which be knows little &c aHtoma
ton Il that what the Constitution By voting "
". J.. ExBvssS.