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u Mercantile Library [assocfaLicn.-in9
TWENTY SFcoNn ANNIVERSARY of this A,socia.
~, -.,,Ip,o 10 c.pnrr e.. o,b
Ton VIII De ceictiaied ID MD i-o Ht' oi' 'i
OF November By Grafton fceri, and Dinner
~ ,,,;,,.. ~ ,,iiee If the Dinner L e-,e,,el
rs Hie a''-i'a'''ee VI '1''-'N -
ard desired Wines will be excluded.
nj, ,,,; ,,,t. 80, a. T;vs-.-i he CfI3iS FaNES Es1.
'ne ~ a'i'' = -. "1 ,.-,,,,>-
The Poem by PAbh BENJAMIN Esq.
~ i..,, % ,ia Tirr.r I'm rr,iirtr the tJ-atian
ei''s % ''N ''' " ~
and Poemj-
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, ro' d is'' A'i' 'e"''e-''S'''
FER Grn,Isn,,n.......... 90
-, -, r. . .,,, ~ ,iI IKE
,7b Inc, after which ,b2uld any remain unsod they vii
be oaere.! &c the public.
Tict. 15v ne ohairI On and after the s,h OF October
A'1H'S 10y
at the Library, or OF either CT ie following conHi'e o
,,r,nrerneu,s
'fi
Joas T. Rollins, CHAkLsS hoLFE'
EDwIH r. TREMAs, c. c. GORDON,
HENRY r. PsAtL, JOHN EurLER, Jr.,
EZRA LuDLow, IT, ING :, K, sAfTESAkk'
WunsoS B. PosT Jr BExy Pouggoy Jr
"A''A''' 49, Il :,
By Order OF the Committee,
iSttc ~ po,IISs fb,i-r,,
,.cu R,,,ry sscTe ,,- - 49, 81 eoGis,g
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cred e ablshed fact, that when bile deficient IN
quantity or too mild and inactive in us quality, or II
mick and tenacious ohstruct IL canals,
hen il becomes Intellectual unfit the healthy pnr-
poses OF the animal economy ard thereby give rise 10
yaric forms Of diseases conDered with such mobl6c de-
:''!ii'. o''iae any sucn uiiSu!tie' H'di
iicpatc riSF mas proved tne sest agent ever
IL II ass!nllaes 80 Eearly win hr constituents q pure
bile, which. as Lord i;5con Observed Is tie NEGATIVE ana
stimulus many -nctiors OF human body, ana he
outsiders that Its tenlv entirely depends on the
",' 4I M - ~, h b, of G Over r i,
We.r,inser 81 Pyovidencc r I
S,ld n ,,.,o,es,!e and retail b. 4 BI D. ShNDs DRUG
,s Nos 70 and loo Fpou :. AI.o sold hv David ,p,is
CO M II F,.; Roadway corner Of A,arke,->l A. y.
SAINT & ca No PIP Rroad,yay corner Chambers .lreet
pr" Il
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II sihrcp sysrrcfiry.-J. GREEN 4 CO, al
To m the II rrtinp OF rir lends and
rIc 10 i!,.r entirely evy assortment of Brussels Ingram
and Venetian Cdrpe Iugs O Cloths Drug2eus &c, &c,
eaici. they b.cy. wi be found on Inspection equal III
litrim, quality and price those offered by ANY cstas-
shm.n, 10 ills city.
J. G. < Co.. particularly request IA examination % some
lnn VINO" tocy natter "ien'Sf''es 'e'' eSpee' No'e'
u Carpefiras, Dru&s@ts, &c ust iecetyeI
ana eaGy l Sns, ' az NV e. ~ @ excei
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U Empire 0x-Fed by ?. N. Rusr, Esq Syracuse
osaadaga Co., MYTHS splendid Mammoth Ok, which is
akeoa iedred 10 be the large md best in the United
s's'e' will be exhibited, DURING THE FAIR, TWO
uoosS BELOW NIBLO'S, Broadway. This Ok took
we FIST prcmum the State Fair at Syracuse in 1871
-, 10 at The late Stale Fair, in Albany He weighs 400 lbs
Admlltance i2l cents OILS
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~ sSournud's Eau dc EeaEt@. ior. ihoronghiy
exjermnann tan pini,s ircckie> saowr,S. and all Gu.
laueous crupiiors. This beautiful cosmetic Is 700 wen
Know to need another WORT The genuine Is To- be had NJ
the original Office o. Walkeree ore door from broad
way. 81 per bottle. cl- Inns
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ApKIv ED.

Packet ship North America Lowbe from Liverpool 7h
September with md1e, &c, 10 Goodhue i Co, and ii
Dutch bark Jean Key, De raun, So days from Antwerp
mG;ze, 10 G Gardng.
Bark Mary. Sor.ers, I'm Bordeaux.
Schr Post Boy Gray days from Sa!em with hides, &c
schr Aiabama colIi1s days from Ne~bern, Nc naval
stores, TO Il Mitchell. 3,
sclr Cambridge, Hall, days from Boston, mdze, to u
Stephens.
Sch7 Tennessee Baymorc, Philadelphia, coal
Schr Brutus Doanc, Beverly.
BELOW-l ship, bark, and briggs
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RIill-lN1KY ciNOnti verY low loI

NEILLiNf5RY GOODS very low for
L7a Ca,g-SrSYENS:& GitUMAN, % Beaver street,
assortment OF Fal aud Winter Millinery and silk Goad of
luu.l every erscrp, most which have been b6uGht
Il au,. up.eald OF ow prices hiiUhrf'
Merchants eLo buy Tor cash. viii find on hand at all
large assortment 81 tle most fashionable Ai1sSY
;;uod, il. he Guy prices almost "lhoui e&ct ton less man
can hou.h elsewhere yhi. i, no, pot io!i lightly as
hose VINO have bought Ut W. vel h"os aGd OILERS hh'c
On, 70 buy 10 @c CONNECT upi OF ne nm laAes II ms
,us,e.. 20 attend In. auction safe. daily by which 5rans"'
meat ry enabled avail themselves OF many gfS"t
ain all OF which they WI. SCI! al snIas uFdGcc rom
cost fhsv have large ot idflatan ''a o.
vets aud Velvet Hat ibhc, which thew woaId paftcu-
ariy invite attention Merchants always Ind ui ~
,orlncn of pain aiea au Satin Ribbons from No to
n III lnw prices az 2iIs
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V Hats Of the Fail Style are now renay.
The model for the slight modification OF tie
prevailing Paris model
SPINCER'S Sale, Room.
Ser tenlier lsi. s.
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u Spencer. Imitation No!eskiu ksag.-
This popular article commended the public pecu
ary desirable, az the present tae for IL economy. For
-icgnnce and durability, completes successfully win "a
most cost. Hats worn. Price s. Is. SPENCER,
al6 4 FashontL.e I!atlcr 70. 245 3 70, dwsy.
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D Notice 10 2su,cacr..-The Butchers OF New.
Job aud Broklya are requested 10 .et Friday, Oct.
A. at O'clock, a. on Second Avenue, the right resting
on Filth street, tor the purpose OF joining the Procession
the Celebration OF the nuotucon al the Crelon Water.
o1S e. UkEIIIE NASH, Grand sl,i.
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BIO ycu burn OLE

EANTUCKET OIL STORE
IL The subscriber has been appointed Agent for the sa!e
of Oil extensive Oil Company at Nantucket and
pre- pa ell 10 supply his from his wng
ons daily otherwise, less than the usual market prices
by the casi.
sperm Candies superior quality % per h. by thu box
n e. Families who purchase galoas viii be charged
the wholesale price.
Manufacturers owners OF steamboats, and any large con-
su,uers OF oil will hc dealt With on very liberal terms
OF JAMES NJ ALESTER, 100 Divsonslrest.
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OF Pennsylvania on Tuesday, theh day October 1912
before the Judges thereof
The Court on application in behalf ct OF The bcrs
grant rule ali persons interested IN ihe Real Edle o
Abraham Ghbic lalc Warwick township, IN Lancaster
rouuly in the STATE Of Peun l.auia (rarGer,l deceased
to come nto Court Orphans Cour, 10 be held at Len
caster the SAID County OF Lancaster on A!o6nay te 2i
dav of November next accept refuse IT." Real E>tai.
OF the said deceased valuation and tppral,emn trrso
made an, confirmed by the said Conr'. Ard The Court
rou The sat application, also granted Rule upon tn
oher hei.S others interested 10 appear ut the sam!
time. and plnc why the Estate APPRAISED
should not ,cldif all the hers neglect refuse 20 TAKE
liz sane at the v.lUali>U. b Y lli. Court.
H. HOOD, Clerk OF tue Orphans Court.
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NJ Phrcnoiovy.-S KlRKHAM (authcr o! an Eng,
h Crammar0 Will examine heads and give correct oral
nd written descriptions character and talent at BIS resi-
ence, No 50 Cliff street Six years experience Jnsune'
- 49,: n i, r,I. o5 II
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CLEARED
Slips Me1can, Dening Madeira BaTeay iiSInsson
Wales Waits parai>o and market, 9 w benson,
: jenkins Seymour, Savannah, J Elweli Co.
Bark Natchez Stow New orle4t-s Ogden Nv s;+te,
& Ironside,; Phtbe Eliza, Osborn, Alexandria, DC;
Lang Turner Swausbore; Jasper, Nickerson, Eosion
Scholarships United States, Brttou Liverpool; Norma
Barton Havana; Sharon, NOrleans.
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| ~ Fall style Of GcniIeIpen's Hnrs.-BIRD,
corner OF Pine and Nas,austree!s, has now ready for in
peclicn and sale The Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle.
| mems Hats CO FSMlN*
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Gymn,suu.S SIS Greene aali - .hnn streets are NOW
orr dam and IN the evenings Alternately cen'elen
those tus,ss.s ;eir e3erc sos lgr.g re Gay ,e
cIo:I ~. BnoLf.q Gymnasium, No 10 WaiCr>t near
fs,"n Fry is omen evsry Gay aud evening feHcns ahd
~ tTttt
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Important Intelligence.

il Ghrnp Ear;.sfiHH!-J GREEN 4 co, Al
Broa"-y, h To cll the attention OF urr friends and the
Cb!i Their entirely assortment o Brussels Ingram
and Venetian Cdrpe1.ngs, Oh Cloths, Drug2eitS, &C., &c
yacu they b.liey. WI be found Inspection equal III
:,a~i. quality and price those offered bJ any csaS
I!Shm, n, IN ills city
J. G. CO., particularly request IA ezamnas o; some
Styles ol Ingram Carpetgs got expressly for them
winch they Cater themselves merit especial notice
iol2 W.
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~ Crcton CeIcbrarion.-The Invited Guests Of
Common Councii viii meet the City Hail. On the lth
ind a.a A. a. precisely The Committee will be In at
: ,en!asce 10 receive tlicai.
GARRISON CRoLIuS, Jr,
EDWARD D. WEST,
WILLIAM DODGE,
Committee on Reception
Evening papers please copy. oi3
ry Croton Water Gclebratfou.-c;randJ ubi-
viii cone the Baptis; tabernacle. Muberrv-s,reet
rear Ctaha,, for he benefit of the Washington Temper
,nce Benevolen, Soceiytie Old Parent. Wahingtonaus
viii please recolec,, that this Society has cain upon
their muDitcence. which should not be overlooked ano
which made At this time in the full thu. will
10, be. Sir. Mitchell, the pro- ec;or Of the Washing
Pledge; Mr derson, the r> sgncr and several of their
associates from Baltimore will be present
II Tickets 21 cents, 10 be had at The door al either
ofIbe COMMITTEE. LEWIS PECK.
c. W HoUGHTON, co
JOHN c. COAC1IMAN Com Com.
ol3 q D II. REED,
" Croion Extraordinarily Printers et the city
Of New-iorh and vicinity, having made arrang mens 10
lin IN he celebration OF The introduction of the Crolsn
water ,h city, viii meet the Howard House, corner
Of homardsreti AID Broadway on Friday aon,ng r. i o
by Gen. Gecrg. r Morris viii be printed on, and
distributed Torl movable during liie ifCCsS".
GEORGE f. HOPKINS, Grand 'i"'A1a-
~ yS9 n N thHYT0S' Assistants
Baeges may b. obtained II. Pninson' corner Oh Ann
OF tie PROCESSION.
r. Cro,on Geiebrntion.1;Nk,w YORK AGAoEMi
or SACRED lUschn Address WI" Wa, nc scad a. v
sacred a,ic, on Friday evening" 4h inst BY Rev. DR.. s.
II. coz. on topic, befuing te ocrsi'o Oh
The Academy will perform 'e'efsi pieces oil appropriate
music. o, =, RI ,,., , 49,, .
commence ri u precisely.
Tn hr q cea,s esc,o 10 obtained OF Firth Hail. At
viii. D raU>haw.
g. B.-M-n,ber, ofhe Academy are requested 10 meet
ft rehearsal at The Tabernacle puncuaiy 81 O'clock at
WITCH time they will receive their tickets. OILS p.
D Notice TO 2Suicacrs.-The Butchers oil Ne"
Job aud BreokyA requested 10 meet Friday, Oct
H. at O'clock A. NJ Second Avenue, the hight resting
on Filth street, tor the purpose joining the Procession on
The Celebration OF the introduction al the Greon Water.
OILS "a O!iNILLE J. NASH Grand Ma; shall.
II Grafton Observation-Disclosures lNSTI.
TCTh-ihe Members OF the American Institute OF ihe
civ OF Neu-yoi requested u at O'Clock on
Friday Morning. Join IN tie Grand Croton Celebration
pufctual attendance is requested. The Members
pear with their Badge. Per order,
oI} JOSEPi GONDlN, Grand Marshal
Nrx.!L Gno OF be hp- tho VIOLA
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u Fur Hats at So 50.-The subscriber having
oiO Inn ' s. wlNTEEToN 1G6 Canal-s,., N. Y.

Ct Hats. Hats! HfH,s!-FALL FASHION,
The subscriber invites The attention Of tue E M0nde 10
beautiful graceful and tasteful lou belCrowned Eal
oeng the only really fashionable article ic Kind exlanl,
though he expect but mitators will spring up, and
claim lha benefit OF his own orig nal conceptions
To suy that these Hats urpass any thing oi the Kind
point OF Style, nis and graceful appearance 10 Claim
than is warranted by experience OF twenty year,
The business and he invites gentlemen who study grace
md fashion, to call and for themselves.
large assortment of Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags,
iiat Cases, and in TACT every thing necessary for gentle
mans travelling outfit, ,nay also br found at
f.. BLOUAlER'S, l79 Broadway,
apSl ifs unDoSle Howaru,s Hotel,
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" Economy aad Fushion.-Superior Inlta
ton MoIeshLn Hats cloih under brms, at The extreme low
piice ef e 30. Also very good article s.,
anted tur bodies. Fine CasSniere Hats reduced TO
80 80 II any instance the above Hats do give
faction 70 tie wearer - he fully satisfied By giving
formation TO J. w. KELLOGG, No. 10 /. Canal-s;
lnl- corner of ruOnlnseu.
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W Fall Fusl,ion ssmIs now rcndy-watson',

u FhII FuSNI0N EkNIH HOW FNNHy--f aLSpH'
Silk Hats only $3.50 recommended 10 the public not
only for economy but possessing all the elegance OF
of The most cost combining utility with beauty iis
article tail cOmncnd itself IN the connos>eur as
well rs economist Also, hoieshn Hats, at $500 Beavers
$3.50; CASHMERE and Nuira Hats $3.50 each; these
slaDdar, prices and he need only remark that by
combining himself quality and price for each descrp
ton OF hats, he is enabled 10 lurHs Superior article al
prices below those which Hats Of the same descrp
ton vending by other manufacturers.
A steady and permanent increase OF patronage for the
last years sufficient indication OF public judgement
and constitutes the best test OF their merits
Wholesale and rctai at wATS0H'S, ISL Cfatham.st.,
and ,6O Rowery isti
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2 The Aromatic Fast,


Ori,nla Herbs the radiant "hiteness OF
the euauci OF The Teeth, accompanied by rich pos!
This .-at aud beautiful drntricc sold IL - cent
ZACH hv Horace Evtru, No. $50 q ch s7tet, one
IGOR above Franklin.slIcct e. Oh 81
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TIE opriva:e vehicles also requested not to
pisS Though said streets be. weeD said hours.
OLE ROBr. H. MORRIS, Mayer
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J. w HARRISON, Secretary. 1t
The Courier and commefctn4 vii please COPY
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II Eseailt, dsnaez rnd Con,fort.-The Ora
nan House 81 Iaclay-sl Newyorh, proicrs advantages
Strangers stopping days weeks IN the city such
rarely offered J, is elsby located on clean and
ry street very the business part ni the city and IA
immediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat landings
It's apartments convenient and neat while It's table Is
supplied with the best Vegetables aud trnS tina! can he
procured excluding entirely Animal Food and Stmuan,s
If all kinds Charges moerae-(S 10 81 % per day for
transient every effort made render Hearders cHnl-
RatIl. trn.
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HAPS-CIDIHE IND VEl.N r CHfC
IA great variety OF ue,y and splendid pat;e.s adapted
TO infants children and boy, OF all ages Also; ladies
Riding Caps very beauiitu patterns, and gentlemen :
snoring and Dress Caps. The subscriber ilatrs himself
he ha, largest and best assortment nj Gaps III e CITY
and further recommendation X tho extreme mo:eEat
prices at which dies are vended Wholesale and reaila,
WATSDN'S, l54 Chat'laniSreei, and
tSr.x,rv
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, iGAUTIFU'. NIj' bFUiN-NlDIC III
! , ocrap!y enheished with several hundred fac En-.
cravings In one >ulumc, BvO 500 p 7. Published ~
sol at M l Nassau cel New FORK City. Price s. o.
u 4.crt5 ,cGnic" IN t1lgn and c1nst,
sl7 lmist RO2CR,' SEARS, Published.
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u Fourth Ccngressionni District.-At a
meeting OF the Delegates OF the Fourth Dis
'rc held Monday evening, October TO- at Columbian
Hall, G,and-streel, RICHARD +. ATwELL, Esq. was
called the Chair and JOSEPH W. HARRISON, appointed
Secretary.
Delegate. representing SAID District:
Sirth Ha-d-H. Mcbride, Il. ". Merritt X ID A;Weli,
p Crosby, Daniel A. Webster. and Cnrneins srttncS:-
5ecenM Hmd-Morgau Norgsns, Jr. henry 4 fu!brt l.
J. Burns Horton Frost, Joseph u. Harrison and ba3naohs
Pike-Teah Hard-Nathanel g. Brddon1, isc'o'eft sue
p!.egs Lew Ea ;u.ar James Tinr.nn Ed~ard Dousnty,
aad Charse, FyrserTii,tta,a -, ,,LODsjiah New
comb Jr Richard Cornell, Thomas Kennedy, Reuben E.
Mss Charles ~. Simonson, and Sllniord Reynolds
The Convention, after completing heir organization By
appointing J. II. HOBART PAWS the 18th Delegate, ad-
burned TO nice, tie place and honr Wednesday
evening the 18th OF October.
j. W. HARRISON, Secretary. 1t
Ind Conn riul llralaa
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800 y cAsas rs. nsns q, Boys :s. s9 I'd
cash Ivy a Cbh?i'iNi
~ Sv .53 Prar!-.tr. r., uy Stairs.
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a. B.-Mrn,ber, Of the Academy requested TO meet
4 rehearsal at The Tabernacle punctuaiy al 81 O'clock
they will Their tickets Ol
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IT!tF 'Piv, suptfluI IdT'tTH
do do do 60 extra quality, los.
English Brussels, extra, los
Royal Wilton ard Velvet Carpetng, equally low.
Together wlIh large assortment OF Dfuggets. o,lcO,h
Rugs Dooruias Table and Piano Covers, India Mating
Rods, &c.te largest stock OF goods in the city Pu
cnasers would find their decided interest 10 call an
examine this sleek bgforc Looking eseuhere.
II. SMITH, Jr., AS Pearl.s,reet,
o3 lw Opposite Wl'laprsirect.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06
ARTICLE TENTH.
or QUALIFICATIONS ron orrIcr.

Ssction |. No person shnll be qualified 10
hold the Office Of Governor. Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Senator, or Representative in the Gen.
ernl Assembly unless he he q duly 1nnilied
clector md freeman. No person shall be
elected Representative to the General As
sembly, or 10 any town or city office, unless
he be freeman and inhabitant Of the town
or city which elects him.
Sec. g Every person shnll be disqualified
from holding any office to which he may have
been elected, if he bo convicted of having Of.
fcrcd add or procured my other person to
Offer, any bribc to secure his rlec,ian.
Sec. g. The Judges Of all the Courts and
all other officers, both civil and military. shall
be bound by oath or affirmation TO the faith
fol observance Of the provisions Of this Con-
stl,u,ion, aud the Constitution Of the United
States.
Sec. 4. No person who holds any office
under the government Of tho United States
or any other State Of foreign country. shall
be capable or acting rs n general officer, OF
shall inke seat in tho General Assembly
unless at the time Of taking bis engagement
he shall have resigned his Office under the
general government. And If any general Of.
fcer. Representative add or Judge, shall
after his election, accept or hold any Office
under any other government, he shall not be
capable thereafter Of acting ns General Of
fcer, Representative, or Judge, but the office
shall be thereby yncated
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06

ton that morning from the Treasury, that
there was an actual deficit Of $3.50, 900 4;
and unless it were speedily made good
the Government would be dishonored.
Objection being made, the bill could
not be taken up and the day was again
spen. on the Tariff discussion.
In SENATE, Thursday, Dec. 3O.-The
President presented a communication
from the Secretary Of State, in answer
TO Resolution of the 9th, stating that
no proposition had been made between
the Governments Of the United States
and Great Britain, with relation to their
mutual Right Of Search, since fourth OF
March, 1910.
The plan for the "Board Of Exche-
quer," was again taken up, the question
being on the motion Of MIR. Tallmadge,
to refer to Select Committee Of nine.
Mr.. Mangum spoke more than an
hour, in decided and entire opposition to
the scheme.
Without taking the question, the SEN
ate went into Executive Session.
In the HOUSE, the Tariff Question was
uBdiu tdhcu UP, uuu
Mr.. Mc,iweiher concluded his re-
marks in favor of the Onsiitutionalty y
Of protection. and in reply to MIR. Wei
Ter and other gentlemen, repellng the
charges Of increased expenditures made
ag ainst the Wings, and showing the items
Of a national debt Of twenty five millions
Of dollars entailed on the present by Van
l3uren's administration.
MIR. Winthrop in his usual talented d
manner, advocated the doctrine Of pro-
lection, showing its intimate come ction
with all the interests Of the country. lie
contended that the Compromise Act
which was soon to expire, was defective
and improcticable in many particulars ;
that il did not impose sufficient duties for
the Just and economical wants of Govern
ment, and that the subject should be
Thoroughly investigated, not only with
reference to tho manufacturing, but the
agricultural aud commercial interests,
and that which the aggregate amount Of
duties was to be laid upon for revenue yet
when the amount was once ascertained
discrimination might be made in favor Of
all these interests.
The people of this county had looked
forward To the tonih and last year Of the
Compromise Act, to have the subject
thoroughly investigated, and themscl YES
fairly and fully heard, and that through a
committee favorable to their interests.
In an effort now made by the opponents
of Protection to preclude such n hearing,
an excitement would be created far great
er than had existed OH the subjec Of the
2lst rule. The Tariff question should
be candidIy considered and settled this
Session.
Both Houses adjourned over to Mon
day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-06
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.
or 1HE JUDICIAL POWER.

Section /. The judicial power Of this
State shall be vested in one Supreme Judicial
Court, and in such other inferior Courts as
tho General Assembly may from time to time
ordnn end establish and the jurisdiction oi
the Supreme and OF all other Courts may from
time to time bo regulated by the General
Assembly.
Sec. 9. Chanccry powers may be confer
red by the General Assembly on tho Su-
preme Judicial Court, but no other Court cx-
ercising Chancery powers, shal be establish
ed in this State, tadd except as is now pro-
vidcd by law.
Sec. 3 The Justices Of the Srprcme Ju-
dca Court shall be elected in Grand Com
mittee Of the two Houses, In hold their Offices
until the place, be declared vacant by n rcso-
luliou or the General Assembly 10 that effect.
which shall be voted for by n majority Of MI
the members elected TO the House IN which
il may originate, and be coneurrcd in by the
same major'y Of the other House. Such
resolution shall not bo entertained nj nny
other than The annual Session Tor The election
OF public officers; and in default of the pas.
sage thereof at sad Session, the Judge or