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$50 Acres.

in thriving neighborhood and healthy
situation, convenient to Schools, Mills, and
places of worship of different denomina-
tians. This farm is well watered and a
good portion of it meadow, and much
more may be made with little expense.
There are about 40 acres Of wood land
The Improvements are a two story Dwell
ling with Kitchen attached, well Of good
water near the door, tenant house and a
large frame Barn with stabling underneath
This property will be sold together or Sc
parate, to suit purchasers. For further
particulars enquire of the subscriber on
the premises
JOHN PADDOCK,
Nov. 81 lS41-tf
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among which are very fine yoke of five
year old York State Oxen; 80 head OF
Sheep, 20 of them are FULL BLOOD
South Down Ewes, with Lamb, impor-
ted from England in June last; lot Of
HOGS, 3 of which are Brood Sows OF
the first quality; Hay by the ton; Corn
and Oats by the bushel; Threshng Ma
chine, Corn Shelters; and every kind OF
farming utensils, that farmer needs;
Household furniture, including Clocks,
Beds, Bedding SC.
The conditions of the sale will be,
nine months credit, on all sums over five
dollars.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, when
attendance will be given by
JAMES SPENCER.
Feb. 5-4w
*.*The Delaware Republican will i'll
aert the above once week, to the :
mount ST. and send bill! to this office.
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,any of Baltimore, Passed.

pany Of Baltimore, Passed.
Mr.. Randall, from The committee on
that subject, presented report from the
committee appointed to correspond with
the States Senators in the U. S. Senate,
relative to the promotion of Gen. Wool
over Gen. Towson, enclosing letter
from Senator Kerr, declining an answer.
Ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Owens, of A. A. county, chairman
of the committee on that subject, made a
report on the State Library. Ordered to
be printed.
MIR. Geyer reported bill to confirm
the act altering the Constitution so as to
allow the Governor to issue wrts of cleo
ton. Read by special order, and passed.
Also, reported bill requiring the peo-
pie at the next election to give their vote
either for or against the propriety of hold
ing convention to alter and amend the
Constitution of this State. Laid over.
Also, reported bill to alter the Con-
stiluti on so as to provide for the election
of clerks and registers of wills immediate
ly by the people. Laid over.
Mr.. Starr presented the petition of Anil
la Waters, praying to be divorced from hel
husband VIM. Waters. Referred
On motion of MIR. Owens, of A. A
CO unity, the bill to divorce Thomas Sol
lars of A. A. county, was taken up, reat
and passed.
The special order Of the day was thel
taken up, being the bill to change the
mode of appointing the States agents Ii
all joint stock companies; upon which ;
spirited discussion arose. The bill wa.
further postponed.
The bill TO incorporate the Equitable
Life Insurance Company was passed.
Mr.. Carmichael, chairman of the com
mit.ee on ways and means, reported
bill authorising the Treasurer to renew
the bonds to the Messrs. Barings lost il
the steamboat President. Laid on the Ia bl
Adjourned.
In the Senate, several petitions wer
presented against the memorials Of tn
Shareholders Convention
Mr.. Potts presented memorial fror
citizens Of Frederick county, remonstra
ting against the passage Of the bill C ON
polling the banks of this State to imme
diate resumption Of specie payment
Referred to the committee to have charge
Of the "currency bill"
Upon this memorial, brief discussio
arose. Mr.. Potts asked for the memoir;
The deliberate consideration of tn
committee; and sustained the objec ton
of the petitioners.
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FARM.
AT PUBLIC SALE.

The Subscriber will offer atPublic Sale
on the 18th day of February next, on
the premises the farm on which the late
Kairon Burgoyne Dec. lived, situated on
the road leading from the Rock Meeting
house, to Elkton, one mile from the for
mer and five miles from the latter place;
adjoining land Of Robert Gregg, James
Ewing, and others. This farm contains
about 3d. Acres of land, in good State
of Cultivation; great part of the fencing
is entirely new, and all of it is in good or
der, the Improvements are very comfort
able Log Dwelling, with Kitchen at
tached, a good Stable, and Corn house,
all in good repair. The land is Conven-
iently watered, and highly susceptible OF
improvement. Sale to commence at 10
O'Clock if fair, if no, fair then on the next
fair day, when the terms will be made
known by
JOHN A. KEITH,
agent for the heirs of Kairon Burgoyne
Decd.
Principle Jan. 30 1S42-3w
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MERCHANTS MEETING.
PoRT DEPosIT, Feb, 1st 1912

The merchants of Port Deposit, having
assembled themselves together, for the
purpose of taking into consideration. the
circulation of Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
Orders; the meeting was organized by
calling Mr.. James Barnes to the chair,
and appointing L. II. Purnell, Secre 'ary.
The chair having stated the object of
the meeting, and after considerable discus
sion wherein it was satisfactorily shown
that the receiving R. r. scrip at par
whilst it is at discount in the cities, is
oppressive to thc'merchan', it was on mo-
ton Of Mr.. II. B. Knight,
ReSo7rcd, That from and after this date
we will not receive for goods. the Stock
orders of the Baltimore and Ohio II. r.
company, except at the discount quoted
from day to day in the Bait. Papers.
In order to secure concert Of action in
this matter it was on motion of Mr.. T. b,
Knight,
Resolved, That the Merchants sign
these proceedings and that the Secretary
he instructed to request the Editors of the
Elkton papers an insertion of the same
The meeting then adjourned sine die''
JAMES BARNES, Pres't.
J.. II. PURNELL, Secr'v.
Agreablyto the last resolution, the fol.
lowing signatures were then offered:
BARNES s. McCLENEHAN
LYON & LUMsDEN,
G. PURNELL s. Son,
CARSON s. STEEL,
J. w. ABRAHAMs,
ANDREW KIDD,
JAMES HoGG,
KNIGHT s. ABRAHAMs,
ID. J. NEsBITT.
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80 Acres

3 roods and 90 perches of LAND, situa-
ted in Cecil county, near the village of
Rowlandsville, on the East side of the
Octorara Creek, and about a quarter of a
mile from its mouth, and about five miles
from Port Deposit.
The chief inducements to the purchase
of this property, are, that it contains a
very valuable water power upon which
are erected Grist Mill, and Clover Mill,
though now they are somewhat out of re-
pair.
This property is considered very valu,
able, having heretofore several times III
changing owners, been sold for 5000 dol
las.
The terms sale, as prescribed by the
Decree, are that one third of the purchase
money shall be paid on the day Of sale
one third in six months, and the residue
in twelve months. with interest from the
day, of sale, the purchaser giving bond
security, to be approved by the Trustee
for the credit payments.
Sale to commence at - o'clock, Nj.
THOMAS ARCHER,
Trustee.
February, 5, 1S42-ts
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Sale.
Feb. SIS

BY virtue of writ of feri lacias issued
by William Hanes Esq. one of the justices
of The Peace of the State of Mary land, in
and for Cecil County, at the suit of DR..
Amos A. Evans, against the goods and
chattles. lands and tenements, of William
f. Graham, and Zachariah B Graham, and
to me directed have seized and taken in
to execution all the right, title, interest, s.
claim. both at lawandin equity, Of the said
VIM E. Graham,and Zachariah B. Graham,
in and to all that House and lot, on which
the said William E. Graham now resides,
situate, lying, and beng, in Charlestown,
Cecil CO. Md. and hereby give notice that
on MONDAY the 2Slh day of February
inst. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A.
M. and 3 O'Clock P. M. at the front door
of the Court House in Elkton, ] will Of,
fer for sale, the said property so seized
and taken into execution, by public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash.
HEZ. FOARD, Const.
Feb. 9Th 1S42-ts
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C5g1777a0nMD
((Ll,'Y,''lvID

"A fine set of teeth are letter of Recommen-
ation to their possessor,"
DIR. Cowan, has received SPLENDID as
scrtmcnt of Stocktons premium Teeth,
whlch he will insert, either, singly, or in
full sets, in a style of workmanship, not
to | surpassed, and on the most reasona-
the terms. Those who have lost their
natural teeth are requested to call at his Of
nee and see his assortment. Nov. 81
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Clipper
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 3, 1912.

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 5, 1o42.
There is good many strangers in this
city at present, and we should not Won
der if his excelloncy the Governor were
some little troubled by applicants for Of
fce."
The "Currency Bill'' stilIlingers in the
hands of the Senate committee, from
whence it will issue, so changed in every
feature, that nothing of the original bill
will remain but lis name.
d. Mr.. Owens, of Anne kalndel county,
obtained leave to bring in a bill to regu-
late the inspection of sailed fish.
On motion of DIR. Gallagher, the Sem
ate bill TO incorporate the Chesapeake
Steam Saw Mill Company, was taken up,
read and passed.
Mr.. Gallagher reported bill incorpor-
ating the Equitable Life Insurance Com
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To Rent.

TLlE Brick Store and Dwelling, on the
Il corner of Gay and Bridge street,
ELKTON. The Store has been long oc-
cupied as such, and is a good stand for
business, with Gnnary and fixtures COM
plete, also large garden and slabling at
lached For particulars enquire of Mr..
James S. Purnell, at the store, or Of the
subscriber.
ANDREW MCINTYRE.
Dec. (25)-tf
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n Office.

THE Commissioners of Cecil County
viii meet at their room in the Court
House on Wednesday the 23rd of Febru-
airy inst. for the purpose of performing
the duties required of them by the 29th
section of the direct tax Law, and of at
tending to any other business that may
come before them.
By order
F. A. ELLIS, elk.
Feb Sim
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ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE..

ALL'persons having claims against the
estate of Justice Dunbar decd will please
present them, will authenticated to the
subscriber for settlement, and all who
owe the estate, will please call and pay,
as further indulgence will not be given.
DAVIDSON d. PEARCE, Adm'tor.
on the estate of Justice Dunbar, decd.
Jan. 18th 1912
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GROCERIES QUEENS
WARE, &c.

We have constant supply of the best
quality Groceries. Such as-Sugar, Teas,
Coffee, Pimento, Pepper, Ginger, Mus
tard, Crackers. Mo!asses, Cheese, &c. Sc
together with general supply of Queens
ware, and Earthen and Stone Ware.
We would also say that we have on
hand lot of fine Russell Brides and Mar
tingales, Circinges, Girths, Riding and
Driving Whips, Horse Collars, and Whip
Lashes, heavy Wagon Whips, Travelling
Bags, "King's" celebrated Chopping Axes
warranted article, Wood Saws, Door
Mats, Cedar Tubs, Pine and Cedar Buck
cts. SC. SC. As detail grows tedious, we
will Just add, in conclusion, that we are
selling Dry Goods that we purchased of
the Messrs. Parker, at 25 per cent, belov
the original cost! you don't believe
it come and see,
KNIGHT & ABRAHAMS.
N. B.-All kinds of Country Produce
taken in payment for Goods, and in any
qualities. No difference made in the
price Of goods between cash and produce.
Wanted-2OO dozen Gilling Seine
Thread, for which the highest price will
be paid.
K. A.
Port Deposit, Dec. lS4l-2m.
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Notice
To Tao PaverS.

Those Ct the tax payers in the third
District, who have not paid their taxes
for the year 1Sll, are Informed that they
can pay them to Mr.. VIM. Torbert, mer-
chant, Elkton, who is authorized to re-
ceipt both for the State, and the county
tax To him, or to the subscriber they
will please pay soon, as the State Tax
must be collected by the lst of march.
WILLIAM McCLAY.
Jan. 22-4w Collector, Sd District
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For Rent.

TIIE Property now in possession OF
IL Mr.. James S. Purnell, and Mr.. Joseph
Johnson, on Main St. will be rented,
and possession given on 25lh March next.
The property consists of two Dwellings.
and neat Store Room. For terms en-
qulre of VIM. II. CALVERT,
No. A Market St Wilmington, Del
or James S. Purnel on the premises.
Jan. l-3w
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COUNTERFEIT NOTES. Counterfeit SIS
notes, purportng to be of the Princetown
Bank, New Jersey, are in circulation in
Philadelphia. They are made payable to
ID. Wall, Jan. IA, 1912, letter C., and are
signed Louis P. Smith, Cashier and r. S.
Field, President. They are badly execut-
ed, and may be easily detected.
Deiaware Republican.
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For Rent.

The Store Houe at :he corner Of Beau
s. Main streets. which may be advanla-
geou>ly, occupied as Store House, or
Bakery, having large Oven attached TO
it. Possession given Immediately.
F. B. GOTTIER.
Elktor, Jan. 15-lf.
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Canal are offered for sale. The Linnaus
is 90 tons, her cylinder is "a inches by
4 feet 2 inches, her boiler is nearly new,
she was built in New York, is in good
order, is good sea-Boat, has comfortable
Cabins, it we'll calculated to carry passen-
gers, and runs at very small expense.
The Salem is of 12l tons, her cylinder
is 26 inches by 81 feet, has recently been
put in order, has very spacious deck,
and is admirably well calculated for the
carriage of Produce and Stock, she was
built in the city of Baltimore.
The above Boats can be examined on
application to Capt. L. S. Chopper, who
has them in charge.
For terms, apply to
SAMUEL c. MORTON,
No. 70 South wharves.
Or C. NEWBOLD, Jr.
No AZ Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
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Mr.. Waller, young and wealthy Vir-
ginian. was married, on Monday night
last, to Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Pre-
sident Tyler.
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Vendue.
Feb 5--ln

THE Subscriber will offer for sale on
Il Tuesda y, LIST day of March next, at
his FARM on BOHEMIA MANOR, Cecil
County, Maryland, all his STOCK, Far
ming Utensils, &C., consisting of, in part,
as follows: 2 Horses; 26 head Of Cattle,
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THE subscriber offers at private sale
a farm in Cecil County, Md. near the
Brick Meeting House, adjoining lands Of
Daniel Carter, Peter Askew. and others
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COnstable'S Sale.

BY virtue of a writ of Vendi Exponas
issued by John A. Rankin, one of the JUS
tees of the peace of the State Of Mary
land, in and for Cecil county. at the suit
of Jacob c. Howard, against the goods
and chattles, lands and lenements Of John
Riddle of VIM. and Thomas Tyson and
to me directed, ! have seized and taken
into execution, all the right, title, interest,
and claim, both at law and in Equity, of
the said John Riddle of VIM. and Thorn
as Tyson, i'll and to, all that tract of land
on which the said John Riddle of VIM
now lives, situate, lying and being in Ce-
Gil County, and hereby give notice that
on MONDAY the 21st day of February
next between the hours of 10 o'clock A.
Nj. and 3 o'clock P. NJ at the front door
of the Court House in Elkton, | will offer
for sale the said property, SO seized aud
taken into execution, by public Auction, to
the highest bidder for Cash.
IIEZ. FOARD.
Jan. Goth 1S42-st Constable.
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S t O ok
AND FARMING UTENSILS.

d%The Stock consists of Farm Horses,
Brood Mares, and Colts; some half and
some thtee-quarter blood,--of Mich
Cows, Young .Heifers and Yearlings,-
of half blood and three quarter blood
Durhams, from the imported Stock of
John Powell.-and Sheep and Hogs
together with Ploughs, Harrows and 9TH
err Farming Utensils,--an Ok Cart and a
Y oke of Oxen.
aSTerms will be made known on day
of Sale.
LOUIS McLANE.
Jan. 29th,-ts
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VENDUE.

THE subscriber having Rented HIS
IL FARM on Bohemia River, about two
miles from Cecilton, will expose to Pub
lie Sale, on FRIDAY, the 25th day of
FEBRUARY next, at ten o'clock A. M.
his
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Trustees Sale.

In pursuance of Decree Of Hartford
lCounty Court, sitting as Court OF
Equity, the subscriber as Trustee, will
expose to Public Sale, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day oil
March next,
at Rowland's Store in the village of Row.
landsville, IN Cecil county, the following
valuable property, viz:
A Tract of LAND called Nc
COY'S MISTAKE.
CONTAINING
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BALTIMORE MARKET, Feb. 2
FLOUR.-Howard st. SO
City Mills 6,l2a
Susquehanna
WHEAT Md. red %. ar" LIZ
CORN.-Y elbow, 81 Cts.
white, SO cts
.OATS.-Md. .-osn" .n
WHMINGToN Price CURRENT Feb. 3.
Wheat Flour, from Wagons, IS 60
Rye do. do. IS
" heat, per bushcl, IS
Rye, do. 20
Barley, 60
Corn Meal, per bushel, IS
Corn, SO
Oats, 81
Flaxseed, so
Prime Clover Seed, S 50
black Oak Bark, ton Is 90
Plaster, 3 so
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Steam Boats for
Sale.

THE Steamboats,
Linnaus and Salem,
now lying at Ches-
apeake City, (the
western termination
of the Ches. s. Del
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10

In this town, on Wednesday, 2d inst. Mrs. RUTH
sWAsEi, wife Vi Capt. Alexander 4. swasey, aged 81
years
On Friday last, REBECCA STACY, sged about
XCVIl years.
On Friday, ANNA, only daughter Of Mr.. Alexander
NJ. McGrcgor, aged Ia years.
On Sunday evening last, Mrs NANCY LYNDON,
widow of Capt. Nathaniel l., ndon, nged g. years.
On the Coast OF Africa, ~ hoard brig Tribune, in
October Inst, MIR. ROBERT MARBEi., formerly Coop
cr of the ship senin OF New Bedford, burnt IN
september, snn OF The late Mr.. benjamin Murbel, OF
this town, aged Il years.
In Middleio~n, yesterday morning, Mr. JAhEs
COGGEslIALl, in the 65ih year oi his nse. The fu-
nera will take place from his late residence in Middle
town on Sunday next
In Liitle Compton, 25th ult. Mr.. AMASA BROWN
ELL, IN the ted year Of his age.
In Westerly 10Th ult, afler "A short Illness Mrs MARY
BROWN, wife Of Col. George brawn, ~ the 56lh year
OF hor age,
In Warren, 2s,h ult., Mr. WM. CORNELL, nged so
years-Un Friday Inst, Mr.. JARARD BURR, sou OF the
late Capt. shubae Burr, in the 23d year OF his age
In Prov Idence, 27ih u Mrs. NARY, daaghier Of Mr..
Samuel slocuu, in the 2Oih year Of her agelst inst.
Miss BETsEY CLIFFORD, daughter Of the late Mr.
John Clifford, aged SO yeprs.-pn Thursday last, Mrs.
DOLLY f., vito Of Mr.. WIN, II. Baentyne, and
daughter Of Mr.. Nnhl Lang.
Ia Boston, 9th inst, Mrs. NJ G.. CLEANELAND,
wife Of Mr.. J.. s. CleavelanJ, and daughter Of John
Marsh, Of Providence, formerly OF this town, aged 20
Years.
DEcEAsE Mas PowERs.-Mrs, POWERS, wife
oi the Rev, T. o. Powers, al Tho station at Broosa was
removed hy death, after proiracted and distressing
sickness the 18th OF February. She left the mission
benefit from the oaange Her last days were spent with
friends in Phiilipston Mass During her sickness she
was favored with much spiritual enioynenI.- Boston
Missionary Herald.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10

Ii sABIN, in, e. BROTHER, import.
AIs ers, Wholesale and retail dealers in
Rich China. Glass and Earihcn Ware, also.
dealers in Britannia Ware, German Silver
Castors, containing from four to seven rich
cut bo,tles) Gilt,and Mahogany framed Look
inp Glasses, Girandolcs, Table Cutlery,
Walters, and Bread Trays, Table Mats, Ta-
bile Bells. the English Patent Solar, Astral,
Bocon, Factory, and Carlcton's Rejecting
Side Lamp. together with general assort.
ment of furnishing goods OF recent impor,a-
,ious. and entire new patterns, which they
offer for cash on the most favorable terms.
Country Merchants, and others. IN want
Of Goods, ARE invited To call and examine our
stock. before purchasing clsewhe the same
being very complete and OF the most imProv.
ed shapes.
N. u. Dealers may rely upon receiving
repackcd Ware, IN tlls best possible condI.
tion. No. o, Market Sired, !Sdbin's Building
Proriden,, n T.
March 10, iei2-jw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10
Potter's Garden aud Nurseries,
CRANsTON, r..

UNHIS establishment is prepared to f!l or.
ders Of fruit, forest. and ornamental
trees, to any extent desired, of large size and
vigorous growth also extra large size ever.
green's of Fir. hrborvi'e, Nursery Spruce.
&C., with great variety OF Shrubs, Roses,
Rhododcndrons. green house plants, bolbouS
roots, Peones, Lllics, herbaceous perennial
Towering plants, forming altogether col
lection as great rs can be obtained at any
nursery in the Union.
The proprietor would particularly call the
attention Of persons wishing fruit trees 10
their list Of Apple, Pear, Plum. Cherry. Peach,
and Ounce, which they can furnish OF larger
growth ihan can be obtained at any other cs
tablshment in the United States.
The collection Of small fruits contains all
the desirable varieties Of Cnrrants, Goose
berries, Strawberries, F!lberts, Raspberries,
Grapes, &c.
Owing to their arrangements, they are
enabled TO obtain all the ns,o, rare, and rnri
Gus plants IA soon as they "cOme out" in Eu-
ropc-all of which will be sold at the lowest
possible prices.
For more full particulars, please see cata-
oyue, which Will be furnished grGhs at
CHARLES n. rlLi.Ef'S,
No. ll2, Thames-st, where orders may
be left. March 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-10
From the Providence Journal.

RErrALEp.-The New Age claimed
for AIR. DORIS Constitution, a majority
of about one thousand over one half OF
the voters of the State. 1t contends
that the people on such IA question, may
vote in such wa as they please, and that
the majority, however obtained, must
rule. They exer,od themselves to pro.
cure as muny votes as they cocid, by
every imaginable process, aud It Is to be
supposed that all the votes were obtained
which could have been. Now, suppose
tha, in this city, five hundred men, (and
il is the lowest esiImate,) who voted io'
that instrument, have resolved To vote io'
the new Constitution, On II fair csil-
mate, this would make about two thou.
sand in this State, who have Withdrawn
their support from that Constitution.
The people have not bound themselves
by voting for 1t, it has not yet gone int,
effect. They have as much right now
TO establish new government as they
had then. All who do not vote for iha
constitution, are of course against IL
and allowing this change OF opinion
(which can be demonstrated, the friend,
Of that instrument are IN "A minority
The pLoPLE are against It, Any at
tempt to carry that government into ei
feet, would be to establish the rule of >
minority, which they have 80 much de
claimed against. The people, the SOW
ereigns, have right according to then
doctrine) to exert their sovereign powe
as they please, and they have therefor,
repealed that constitution. II they e
farther, they ate attempting TO esiablIsl
government without law, aud on lhei
own principles, against iar, because
is against the will Of the sovereign peo
pie.