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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

SVEmFinE DRESS COATS Or JEp
= 49, tUT ifft roe oived from IeroIors = fast
NJ, ~ - IT. heM York, assortment OF read,
ssnrog ,.. No. oats The style endqnaliy cf whisl
ncn =, 'HV ~ lohnn feahy made. Call sod losE Al
tnSe STARR 4 CO'q
49, OfPosto tho EtchanFe IIs,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

FALL
TO MERCHANTS, FAMILIES AND OTHERS
ID III. JENKINS would invite the attention Of persons
IN. waning bargains in Dry Goods for cash, by wholesale
retail examine his extensive stock OF Cloths, CASH
meres, vesings, silks Mousnn DE Lanes, Laws Goods
avis, Aanliias, Sclrfs. Umbrellas. Calcoes CoTscIs,
BeHched nd unbcaehed shirings aud Sheeiinss Ionba
zines and Mourning Goods Of al kinds Furniture Diny
and Furniture CIcoes, Cotton Six AMI Worstcd Fringcs
Lace Goods of all kin Is Bsnkets nseys and all kinds OF
goods for u4o and female Win clothing Ensshanl French
Merinoes, etc. etc etc Altogether amounting nearly
eiOOO1 forming the most extensive variety Of staple and
Fancy Dry Goods In the city.
Selling for cash and city accep'anccs oniy The prices
ne 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

- WV " " U SNNIIH, tE.
ViHGINiA.-At Rules held In tho Clerks ofhce
INC superior Court Of ChanccIy for the Richmond q
cult. the 3rd lay Of October, 1872:
Richard Haskins AMI Iuiher Libby, merchants az
LIBBY Phfs
against
ness under the Of Dull& BeachAm, and other
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
HENRY GIBSON. Crk.

10 the United Court The Eastern Dsirei OF Viz
guia, at Norfolk, 9Th October. lSR.
WILLIAM H. PhRks OF tho town OF Portsmouth, hav,
w ing fled petition Prasing that he may be dec
creditors OF the said William II. Parks show to the
Court the I'd day OF November why the said WIN
n be declared bankrupt pursuant tothc act OF
Congress BEHALF anL that copy OF this order be
published the newspapers according TO the d and 2ith
rules Of Court.
A ccpy-Teste, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

United staies Court for the Eisc District % VIZ
gtnia. October Sth. 1892
I N the matter Of bankruptcy OF WILLIAM HoRSON
L OF the CountNk Cumberland In the Bastrrn Virginia
District The said William obsop, who has been de
creed bankrupt by this cout havin< hicd petition
praying his 10 ordered that notice thereof
DC published In newspaper printed IN the city OF eh'
seventy lcat before the 9Th dsy OF January
next when hearing will be had the sad petition, al
the United Court ROOM in the city OF Richmond
aud all creditors who proved their debts anil other
pcrsons in interest may appear said time and pla
show any they have, why the prayer OF the
said petitioner should not he granted.
CJpy-r,si, - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
In UaIied salcs Court ,or INC Ea.eIn DsIlct %

In The United Saics Court the Easictn Dsct OF VII
rinia. October 9Th 1872:
JOSEPH w SCOTT, OF the county Of Bedford, having
lcd petition PRAYING that he may be declared bank.
rup II ordered all persons claiming be creditors
Of said Joseph w Scott show TO the Court on the
l2h November next, why the said Joseph w Scout be
declared, bankrupt the act of ConSress in
that behalf and that copy Of this order be published IN
the newspapers according the 2d am 9Th rules ~
court.
a.. G ,s- f'' IIESRy <lipSoN Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

the United states Court the Eastern Disct Of Wiz
gina, iih August 1872:
In the matter of Bankruptcy Of
NAMUEL H. JANNEY, Of the county Of PIinee Willism,
y la Eastern Virginia District. The sai1 Samuel H..
JauucY, who has been decTecda Bankrupt by this Court,
having filed a petition pray.ts for lis discharge: II Is
or!eroJ that notice thereof DC published In newspaper
printed in the city Of Richmond. seventy days At least
before the l4 day Of November when hearing vail
be had the said petition, ~ the City Hal the city Of
Richmond, and al creditors Who have proved their debts,
and ocT peIsons In interest, appear az the sad time
and place, and show cause, any they lave, why the
prayer Of the said petitioner should not be grened.
ACopy-Teste,
yIIw HENRY GIBSON. Cik.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

CHGLlsIi rItUsEHVING JAHs, u various
~ Hkcs' s1y tom guarto Gaior aud warranted not
20 absgib -lvT sslc, WN y BUTLER,
au sdoors as0yG We nen Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
CLOTHs AND CAssIMEREs

GOOD assortment Of Cloths and Clssirnercs can be
n found at tho subscribers Store and selling very
low.
Blue, Black and Fancy CooTed Cloths
BcaNct and yonskn Cloths
Plain and striped CaSsimeres, assorted.
ALSO,
Bluc, Mkt and Black Saiiincits
Valencia, SILK aad Saiin vesngs
stocks, silk Crnvats and ScaIfs
Pongce, SpiiaG cid and Baudanl lIdkfs.
The above Goods offered for sale very chesp Il
u CUNNfNGUAM's
oo7 Cheap Cash Dry Goods store
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODSIli
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
ACRICULTURB, Gardening, &c


NEW BOOKS-NEw BOOKS.
W. RANDOLPH has received for sale
Elements Of Chemistry including tho most recent
discoveries aud applications Of the fcence n Medicine
aud naruacy, and 70 tho AIRS, by Robert Kane " %,
u, a. American Etiiiori win addf nsi ~ W DSa
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Paul Chdyfi, Eugene Ifani and act D4ys u Pompei,
By Bblwer. Price ~ eia each
Tho Czarns, an Historical Romance ofths Court Of
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

UIHGraIA.-AtH ules held In the Clerks office
the Superior Court Chencery for the Ric hnond Cir
cult, the Ord day OF October, 1872:
Charles Stow and Joseph SLOW partners. doing business
under the name aud style OF & Jstow, Pnfs
against
Henry Hamilton, aud other Dets.
The defendant above named having entered IA,
appearance and given security according act Of As
semby and the ruesoihs Court and appearing, by SAT-
lsidcory evidence, that lac is nhabitan Mt Of thin
Commonwealth; II is ordered. That the said N
appear al tue Rueso be held on the FIRST Monday
airy next and answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF; and ina
copy OF this order he forthwith in some newspa
per published In the city ofRichmond months sue.
cessivcly and posted the front othe Capitol in the
said city A copy-Tcse " "
Ntfa N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

bacon AND LARD-2oOCO lbs heavy Western
ID sdcs-1OO No IArd. just received schr Tho
Dali for sale ~ a WINSTON.
ONE hundred bills Nou Herfings, No ., recently o-
~ apecfcd-ius oivei ADD Tor sale low for caal.
WADE w WOODBRIDGE,
Oc5 fOors below tho Bell
DLAsTING OwDEH-- COZ Kegs Blasting Pow
ID Ter landing from schr Charles Ptman, vsrranted
oe go DAVENPORT q ALIEN.
HEARINGS AND SALT.
MO Cfpt fIerrinEs
~ No Va riy Roe do In halt bbls
BE Liverpool Fine ADD Ground Alum sali--for sale.
&c % n " BTRTON
HERRINGs.
no. . Family Roe Hcrrnss. 10 whole bbs
~ No DO DO In hall bills
DO NCCIpt A., In whole bbls
DO d0 do, 10 half ibis received fsT ssle
Ru BURTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

NlkGiNlA.-M Rules held la the Clerks once of nj
superior Court OF Chancory for the RIcbmon5 4.
cult, the 81 day OF October, 1912:
befJami r Lummis, William Lumms, anil Dayt
Lunms, partners la trade doing buginess under The a.
VI " .u'"'nis q To- Pits
ISorge nohr and other, defte.
The defendant above named not having entered his
Peaanee anu gwen security according the Act OF Al
satisfactory evidence that he Ia not OF h
oommonweauh; u ord rcd that the said defendant
appear here the fret day the NEXT Ianaary Term
answer the bill o the plaintiffs, and copy OF This q
Ger be forthwith inserted In wspapur pubIsh.
la the CRY OF Richmond. fort sue cssiyely al
posted al the front door o the Capitol In the said civ
ACopy-Tesie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
GRO C L RTE : =.

THE firm OF LEWIS WEBB a CO. this day dissolve
By mutual CONSENT Geo I. Booker having sold his
icrcsi TO Lewis Webb. Lewis wceb Is authorized sign
the maine Of the frm In liquidation. -
LEWIS WEIRD,
GEO. T. BOOKER.
Richmond July 2ist, 1872.
The GIm Of Webb, Booker a. HaInlton Is ths day dis
solved by mutual consent Geo 7. Booker & VIM. H.
Hamilton havine Withdrawn and sold their Lewis
Webb who author ICED TO sign tho Of the firm
hqu.taLou- LEWIS WEBB.
GEO. T. BOOKER.
WM. ID. HAMILTON.
Richmond, July 2ls;, 1872.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

Ia the United saies Court cor the Eastern District OF vr
e,nta. October III, lsi2
In the matter Of Bankruptcy at
~ NORGE d JENNINGS JR. cfthe cNnc,y 81 Campbell,
VI the Eastern Virginia District The said George B.
Jennings Jr VINO been decrecd bankrupt by this
Court having hed petition praying for hts discharge u
IL ordered that notice thereof be published In
rrnted On the City OF Richmond seventy days At least be-
lore the 9Th day OF January NEXT. when hearing will be
had the said Petition, at the United States Court Room
In the City OF Rchmcu and all creditors who have proved
their debts aud other inter, tho
said Time aud place and show IL they have why
the pray OF the said petitioner shouu 90 granted
ACopy. Testc.
&C wllw HENRY GIBSON, CLrk.
In tho united Court the Eastern District Nr.
gins, 2Ssh Sept. 1874.
ID AlPH FLYMPrON OF the city OF Richmond, having
II f~ds petite PRAYING that he may be declared Bank
rup, Is ordered That all perscrs claiming to he credit
ofths said Ralph Pympon show Ia the Court,
the l2th DAY cf November next, why the said Ralph
Pym ton be not declared Bankrupt pursuanito the act
cf Congress in thai behalf and that OF this order be
published in the newspapers according the Sl and 9th
rules Of court.
o. ~ wsw HENRY GIBSON, Crk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

IN GHANCEKY HrgiHid-Af Rule hol u in The Clerks
"hico OF tho Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chan.
Gerry or tho county Of James City sud the City Of Will
hamSbuIE Of tho Courthouse In the said City. from tho
sixth TO the eleventh day OF Iun-, Inclusive, the year
one thousand eight hundred and foIty-txo.
Beniamin Welies, assignee Of Samuel weiics, John
Green " Hollis Hurmovlc, trading under tho firm and
style OF Wellcs a. Go. PITT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
COURT ORD Err : |.

ViRGiNiA;--At Rules heal Ia the CLERKS oniee
superior Court of chsnccry ior the Rlchmoa
cut, the LAT dy OF August. lSr2.
fendat Gnffn,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

v Clerks Once Of Goochllnd County Court, on the
9Th day of september, 1872:
Joseph II Turner, Plaintiff.
Against
Prcsciiia Smith, widow OF Daniel Smith, decd Robert
Hughes AMI Martha his Wife, who Martha smith, Mary
smith, James Smith aud Robert Smith, heirs at Law
and distributes Of Daniel smith, deed. Defs.
Tho plaintiff filed his bill, and the defendant Robert
smith, not having entered his appearance and gwen
security according 10 the act OF assembly and the
rules Of this court and 10 satisfactorily appearing that he
is not nilabitant Of this Comn9nwcslt: II H. ordered
that he DO appear before the Justices Of our County
Court Of Goochland, the Courthouse on the third
Monday IN Decent or next AMI ansvcr the plaintiff bit
aud that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
some newspaper published In the city Of Richmond for
two months sccesgyely and be posted nj the front door
Of tbc Courthouse fthis county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

In lie United states Court for District OF Viz,
ginis, 9Th August, 1872;
In the matter OF Bankruptcy OF
SAMuEL NJ. JANSEN, OF the county OF Loudoun, in
- the Eastern Virginia District. The sail samuel
JAnney VINO has been deeTeed Bankrupt by this Court
having fled petition praying foT his discharge II |.
ordered that notice thereof be published Ia nswspa
per printed IA he City Of Richmond 20 days II least before
the lh OF November next, when a hearing Will be had
tie said petition at the City Wall IN the City q Richmond
ala creditors who have proved ther delis, AMI other
persons in interest may appear the said me and place
show cause Il they have, Why the prayer of the
said petitioner should not be granted.
ACopy--Tesie, ~ .-.
an wlIw HENRY GIBSON, CIV.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

The business will be continued by Lewis Webb. who
requests all persons indebted 10 the firm Of Lewis Webb
& Co.. and Webb, Booker Hamilton. TO make payments
Of their respective debts without longer delay
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

10 ho United States Court for tho Eastern District Of VIZ
aind, september 2&i, 1914
u OBERT w COLLINS, of mo town Of LyuchJurg, hay.
It Ing filed petition, praying HAT he may be dcciirod
bankrupt II snTiere That al persons claiming ~ be
dtOra u The said Robert W Collng show 10 the
court, on Tie Doth LAY 81 Oci05Cfneg WHY the said Hobeii
Collins be not declared bankrupt ufruant 20 The act
otCongcts 10 that BEHALF and that oopy Of Ills order be
rules Of Court.
ACopy. Tcste,
22-w5w HENRY GIBSON OK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

| VIuGINIAt-AtR Rules he'll In the CLERKS Cd
| the Superior Court OF Chancery for the Riel
C,reul,, the lst DAY VI August, 1912:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
II vow wM. q sINns ~
SC " w9w wM a. SANDS G. ,

NIHGiNIA-At Rules held in the Clerks one d
superior Count OF ChanCery tor tho Richmond d
cut, the 6th day Uf september 1912:
william Courtney Phf
James Fisher, Edward Warren and Mary ID. HIS WIFE, Z
"''- r., 49, Dena
anee and given security according 20 the Act OF
an me Rules OF THIS Court, and Il appearing sy sAiis1
tory evidence, that they are not inhabitans OF ms a.
IN nwcath; Is oriered that tho said defendants do
pear mere ON the hrst day Of the January Term
auSwer the bin OF the paintil; aud that COW ., !,
order be forthwith Inserted Ia some newspaper pnnlish
nthe yoi Richmond, for two months sucee ssiveiy a
posehHl the front door Of the Capitol In the said Ciy
Copy. Tesie,
sc ~ wqw wN O. RlNDS ~ a,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

Ia the United states Court tie Eastern District Of
Virginia 18th August 1872;
In the matter of Bankruptcy OF
ToHN W. GLENN, OF the county Of HAlilaI, In the
u Eastern Virginia District The said John W. Glenn, who
has been dceresda bankrupt by this Court having filed
petition praying for hs discharge II 10 ordered, That
notice thereof be published IN q newspaper printed in
the city Of Richmond seventy days At least before the h
day Il November next when hearing will be had on tho
said petition, the City Hall in the city OF Riehmond and
sons in interest may appear the said and place and
show cause any they have, why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
Copy-Teste,
Nc ullX HENRY GIBSON. Clk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

Next 10 Beek's Cry nNih-. Main street, Richmond.
~ In use:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

In The United States Court the Eastern DSirict OF
Virginia, August lO;h, 1872:
In the matter of Bankruptcy OF
NATHAN w WALTON, OF the county OF Buckingham,
IN IN the Eastern Virginia District; The said Nathan
" Walton, who has been dccrecd 4 bankrupt by this
court having sled petition praying for his discharge Ii
Is orered hst notice thereof be published 10 nnwsra
per printed Ia the City Of Richmond 20 lays leas; bere
The i2h Day OF when ahoGTius viii Re rad
en- the said petition, the City Hail. In the CITY Of Rich
IOnd and all creditors who have proved their debts, and
other persons interest; appear the said time and
place, and show cause "a any they Rave, why tho prayer
Of the said petitioner should not be granted.
an u wiIw ~" nENRY GIBSON, CLERK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

The defendants above named not having entered fhe
appearance and 81 en- security according the Of A.
senby and the rules ofhis Court and appearing BY sal
siactoy evidence thaiey are observation-disclosures OF this
mOnweaih II "a ordered That the said de endans az
pear here the first day Of the next January Tern
and answer the Dill Of the plainiifs; and that cop
OF thsofdcr be forthwith T. serted In some ncwspapc
pGblshed In the city Of Richmond for two months sue
ecsS"y and posted the front door Capitol In m,
saliehy. copy-Tcge,
6-wow n skNnS a. a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

ssofge fNiSr-on John flian. and AnotheI. Il
the deienfenis above named MT having q
their appearance and given security seeorsfifg
Act OF Assembly and the Rules OF this CnuI
u appearing. ay satisfactory evidence. that the
not Inhabitants Of th!a CointnOnwe cath: IL IL ol
that he SAID drfcadAnis 10 appear at the Ru
be held ior tho said count. on the nrst Monday In
het ncx'. AMI answer the bill OF the plaintiff, and
cory cfths oTtcr be ior,hwh lnser ted in come new
published Va 'he city 81 kiehtnond. for two unont
eesssey, and posted at the front door Of the Caplo
said city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19
A ccpy-Testc,
-iawSw CONDERN. CFk.

rinls, xJd Scntcnbcr, IcI<.
In the matter OF Bankruptcy OF
NNyILLiAM A. FRAYsER. OF the county Of cumbcr'
w land, ia the Eastern Virginia District. The said
William A Frayser who has been deerecd Bankrupt by
this Court having fled petition praying Tor his discharge
Ordered that notice thereof be published In
paper printed the City OF Richmond, seventy days al
least before 9Th of January next when hearing
will the said petition the United States Court
Room City OF Rchmond and all ercdtors who have
proved their debts and other persons In inter, may
pear at said and place. and show any they
have, why prayer OF the said petitioner should not be
granted. copy. Tcsie. .. 49,
&C 81 wllw HENRY GlBSpN, Clk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-19

Court for the Eastern District OF VIZ
GINA, September %, 1872:
In the matter of Bankruptcy Ut
A LEXANpER NJ. FAuLCONER. Of the county OF Am,
n hersi, in the Eastern Virginia District. The said
Alexander NJ Faulconer, who has been deereed Bank
rup, by this Court having fled petition praying for his
Tits ordered, that notice thereof DO published
newspaper ptsted in the City OF Richmond seventy
DAYS before Nhc 9Th day OF January nett when
hearing will be had the said PETITION Al the United stat,
Count Room the Ciiy nj Richmond, and all creditors
proved their dctis, aud other In inter
may appear said and place, show "
any they have why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted
SC 26-wIlw HENRY GIBSON, elk.
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-04-14
Message from the Governor.
RxECuTIvE CHAMBER,
APRIL lo, 1842.
vTO THE EGISI ATTIRE

/ received last evening preamble and
resolution in which the Legislature, after
reciting my refusal to surrender Peter
johnson, Edward Smith aud Isaac Can
sey as fugitives from justice, and further
reciting that had assigned as the reason
for that refusal, that stealinga slave within
the jurisdiction &against the laws of Virei-
MIA was not crime within the meaning
of that part Of the Constitution of the
United States which relates to the demand
and surrender Of fugitives from justice, has
expressed an opinion adverse to the con-
structior of that instrument which had
thus adopted. The subject to which the
resolution refers is exclusively one of Exec
u,iye responsibility, the duties of this De
par.mcn. in regard to the demand and
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-04-14

Perty, you are unfit to take any part in ths
concerns of this government-yo may
live under it, enjoy the natural rights o
"life, liberty and the pursuit OF happiness,
you may till the soil, and enjoy its fruits,
own thousands Of dollars worth Of proper.
ty, pay taxes, arrive at as digni6ed estate
as any of your neighbors, but you never
can reach the exalted privilege of gloryin2
in the name of FREEMAN in every sense OF
the term. In fact, if you A. b., owned
haD Of The stote IF New York, you may
have all the privileges of enjoying it, but
not word out ofyour lips as to the man
who shallguard your rightsin that proper
ty, either Legislative, Executive or Judi
cial, The color Of your skin, and your
total imbecility in mind and body forbids the
privilege. In another place we are en-,
phatically told that "mind, manners and
morals will always command homage !"
these terms are general in their applica-
ton. and clash with all the particularities
and isolated cases that are referred to, or
the principles laid down in the report.
One thing is certain, whether the coEored
man has or has not the power to reach the
elevated position in this community that
Mr.. Cramer, one moment admits him to
hdre, and at another denies, certain it is,
he fears the influence the teaching them
of wisdom, their progress in the arts and
sciences, and then attaining towards the
exercise of political influence they may
have on the government OF this country;
for he tells us as if already frightened out
of his senses, that the Greek slaves soon
become teachers Of their masters,'' and
cites the language of another champion of
the convention, upon which he grounds
these idle and careless fears those ignus
fatruses" of a feverish nature, which rise
up before his clouded and bewIdered imaa-
gination.
But in review ofthe whole subject, why
has Mr.. Cramer entered into the innate or
corporeal structure of man! Why did he
not travel back and present US with the
deep disquisitons of Locke and Boyle; for
as well might he enter on the field of
phvsic and surgery as to any relavency
many of his far fetched conclusions have
to the question in controversy. In fact,
in order to cpH1ete the ultimate determi-
nation that the prayer of the petitioners
ought not to be granted, he has in broad
terms asserted, without the least shadow
Of reason, unintelligible jargon and false
logic, that the ignorant and degraded
part of the population would control and
make laws for the state," position un-
tenabIe whether it regards their inclina-
tian 10 attempt or their powe' to accom-.
pIish it, and we consider these, his re.
marks, based on prejudice and fear, as the
sun and substance of this extraordinary
and evasive report.
Message from the Governor.