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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-21
F,om the North American.

F,om the North Anierican.
CONGRESS AND THE PUBLIC
LANDS.
Our readers are aware that tie act oil
The Extra Session securing 10 the States
an equitable distribution OF the proceeds
0f the public lands was rendered inopcra-
tlve by an after clause cutting of such
distribution whenever lie duties on for
eigl imports shonld exceed 20 per cent.
II is now perfectly evident that the ext
gereies Of the public Treasury will re-
quire duties on some articles, At least, TO
90 co siIsrably above this 20 per cent.
The distribution art, therefore, will be-
come utterly valuelcss TO the States. To
guard against such result, the Commits
ter of Ways and Means have appended
10 bill for the temporary continuance
of the present Tariff proviso which Sc
cures, without reference TO the rate Of
duties. the objects of the distribution aci.
This proyiso, or, in other words, the great
distribution principle, is now the all-ab>
sorbing subject before Congress. The
question is, shall the States or the Gene
raj Government have the proceeds Of the
public lands! ......
The strongest argument that eau be
urged against The claims Of the States is
fund in the condition Of tho public
Treasury. This plea Of poverty valves
the question Of constitutional right, and
leaves The disposal Of the matter TO the
c ,mpara,ire necessity Of the claimants.
And how docs this stand. The General
Government owes about fifteen millions,
and The States about twn hundred millions.
The General Government has the whole
revenues of the country ierivable from
duties on imports, and which may be in.
creased to any amount which the emer-
&c ,cy may suggest; the States are shut
up TO an onefJus and offensive system Of
direct taxstinn. The General Govern
mcni can effect loans on reasonable terms;
the States on no terms at all. And yet
the General Government. with its debt of
fifteen millions. comes to the States. over
powered and crushed by debt Of two
hundred millions, and asks in charity the
proceeds Of the public lands Ont on
such assurance, though il do come in
rag,l 4 basgar. who has gond substantial
loaf in his pocket. ought TO he ashamed
to coma To another who is furnishing over
his last crust. .... $751;. ST .
BIT we are tald tho credit of the coun-
try requires that tho liabilities nflhe pub
lie Treasury shoald DO provided for. The
credit Of The country also requires that
the obligations of The States should be
psavi,lcd for. Disability or failure 10
msst engagements IN the STATES cannot
be retrieved by means or punctuality on.
the part of the Gcaeral Government. IL
is the con;lnct Of The STATES, and the con,
diiion of their loans in foreign markets.
Tint stamp the character of the country
much more than any thing that has vet
occurred in cpnnexipn with the public
Treasury. The honor or shame of free
Institutions through the earth is at issue.
o. The means sa ! god Ia II o. tic s:a:as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-21

The subjoined article is characterized
by cIearness Of statement aud a force Of
reasoning, unalloyed by passion, which
must command the attention, il not The
assent, Of every rsader: Nal Llfd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

sel,iocs &C tlsc iIssrshgiian 81 tie pEoeefss
Il lie ss.les ii ne ps,lslic lzratis, and siloN-
q The Importance - The measure q hose
Saiss involved ia debt. and tie adrsEia-
ges 10 be derived from il by oiher noi d
debt. By providing for he r3ucasion q
H. children of every citizen, rich and
poor.
Tie alluded 70 lie late tremendous ga-
lhtring Of FIRE men 10 welcome Henry
Clay. Il Dayion. Ohin. and eompared lie
remark az loeDloco paper thai = u vas
: preily smart meeting" 70 The anoedoie
of lie man WIN. being refused admIlisnre
inio N0xh's Ark. said he didn't believe
there Was going 10 lie any lli,g niue
Than = smart shower after oil. Great
laughter and cheering.
: Dir. Clayton closed BY prOnounring IN
eloquent eulogium upon NJ. lay, Hhirh
reached The hearts or he multitude. who
listened with HnhEoken attention h. his
remarks for two hours. and who went
away delighted and edited.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27
Ftnm the Nerlnrk Ilnnnl,l.

LOCOFOCO.-We late 10 USE this
term ~ connext"n wi;h the g:rat party
Uhieh d'sidssthe counuy with the Wing;
II sounds so like uDe Of reproach; but V c
cannot avoid II. Tor II is a name Which
originated from political brswl in Tam
many H-h. kicked up BY lcsrIIlng and
dIs0rgantzing faction who commended for
nothing less then 10 rule or divide the
party, aad the schi'm was only healed
BY TIE compliant policy 81 the majority.
who suceumbsd 10 TIA HU,O lights, Ter
f0cofocos,) whose docrne, are as much
abhorTsd by The old constitutional ds,aa-
c'acy as they are by the Whig; and lhev
rot o"ly admitted these schlsna.ics to iuII
comnuni"u with them, hut adopted their
P'entci"us principles; aud having thus
Iden'ih"a themselves with a m,schle-
vous aud pessilens faction. they mus, no,
be "iiendsd II the name OF thai fac.,pn he
TRANSACTED To them along with It's prlacl-
pies.
As Tor the name " Democrat" VIC can.
not conccdc II exclusively to the party
"ho are spproprIating i, to themselves, A.
!! originally belonged 10 a parry Of very
diiieFentrharacier, To which we ourselves
belonged Tor many years. No. M; let
them hold on to the ne title whIrh they
have purchased al an in monse sacrifice,
involving. in our humble opinion, an in.
erusbis disease OF the body pnilc., let
mon g" on thsir way. for eond or !or evil,
fJaicing in the mama Of I.oroioce. 10
that OF " Democrat" of " Republican"
"t " State Il shts Republican," or :" DE.
m"crs' Stale R'ghs Republican" trey
nave No more lesihma,s prstenuous than
we, Who ara cuutenl with the sinple %
nsric name of " Wmg." whrrh ha. al
ways been recognised as in oppos,inn g.
aN"cn'i"e usuraslipn<. aud ~ Isy,r nj,
Co"siitmi1"a! Lstory.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

TIE PLOT DISC0EEEED
lie = Illsnois Sac RsgisarT, Pil-
.Ishsd - Spiirs6.la. eli iFom ne
:. Aiolaing PET. u srlir.r. IL = hlrh 80
Essanr expresses his PIflrrrEee iar ~.
cslRorN = he President II Lsnd'da.s.
and sliI.iEsll.s following TsmsEk':- ~
iike lie split aid reaper ~ish ~hieh ne
Alorpirs Pos iskrs Up Mr. Calhoun. hfm-
n susl.inlng hlm, and u The sans ,ins
doing luslire 10 me other dssiingn'siru
n.n II he DsmorEamc patty, whoss
macs sill cam~ belaTe ths conseEiinn
az lhs Prrsltrnry. u nomina'ed, ~.
Cslhouu sonld readily gsl .lae zoe q l
lirois. lis Lard Bin = more popular
:haa any measure u he kind ever POI
forth IN Congress. We ,sl haPs 10 see
q Tie law Of The land."
These remarks give u an mixing o.
Ihs I.ars foca pnl.cy. N relation ~ me
P.bl,c Lands. The Democracy q fhis
Sis,s. have been grss,ly distressed u ma
Wig policy Of distributing he proceeds
az The sales 81 these l.sGds sHong al The
SAFES, but Mr.. Gamers - the fasofiis
Of lhal party in lllnuis. ssesuse Of bis
bin 10 rrde lie Public Lands 10 ihasr lew
Stats in nhieh they lie. True. 30 PR.
poses ihaI shtn he Slslss shall have ssld
them. they shall pay lnio the Treasury 81
The unian ceTlsln pnrlion 81 The pnf-
chase money. unill The Lsnds slall have
been ~ marker = gissn number o. years;
after ~h,ch. IL unsolj. iLsy are 10 belong
10 The States absolutely. There -. there
fOle. the strongest Iemplssion not 10 eel.
Bssides. BY The application Of The process
VI reputation. or Mr. clLHopss iasorlle
remedy Of Modification. The receiving
States might became SOLE proptlsiors -
once. 10 every aspect. IL Is bill u give
away the PnLlle Lands. In lev States,
in return for Prss,denIisl solss. The
Souh il 10 be caught wiih Fee Trade
theories. which no one lsapss of sxPees
IL see in practice. and IlusOry professions
Of . rigid application Of The Land pro-
ceeds. in all Of nrsc, Taxes; but the
great Lssislhsn of The West - not 10 be
6shsd for with . less tempting bail IhaH
The vast PsbiIc Domain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27
AnISREGARnEn VOICE.

The JacksonIsns. Who al,il deny q q
The Hero and bis Experiments had any
ding 10 DO with The preseni Stale oi The
currency. are rerisinly ra,hsr oLiisivus
historians: OF older f-eis they know holh
ing. and ran sememseu n.ts,en what has
happened 10 Ihemselsts. Now, We bee
leave % recall 10 them the following
memorable warning. gwen them 10 he
very midsg Of their Monsy Rrinrms. the
year sitter tie Removal Of the Deposlies.
Never mas prophecy more solemn. more
clear. or more precisely met b! the event.
|-I.ooki l,slenl cams are!
In 1895. while the country was sp-
parsnily in stats Of extraordinary pros
peuly. Henry Clay used tie following
in public speech:
"rhere can be nn lahgsr any sentinel
al the head Of our banking Embellishments
10 warn them by ils ihiormsuOh and o2e
ratiSns Of approaching danger; the lncal
institutions, already mulnIlird 10 an
alarming extent. and almost daily multi
plying IN seasons Of prosperity. viii make
Tree and unIesuaiaed emissions! AL The
channels Of circulation viii be gorgsh!
Properly will rise exrassgsnlly high, aid
constantly looking up. The temptation to
purchase will be Irresistible! lnnrdIna,s
specula ion " i'll ensae. debts will be freely
contracted. and When the season Of adj
yersiiy comes, as come u must, the banks
acting without concert. and without guide.
obsy ING The Law OF ssll-prsssrya.ion. will
all al the same time call IN their issues:
tic vast humble will sxasgrrsle the alarm.
and general dIsue.s, wide. spread ruin.
and an explosion Of the general banking
system. or the establishment nf . new
bank Of the United States, viii BE- The vi.
innate effects"
Never was political OF commercial Pre-
dIc'Ion more slgnslly or m0Te sadly ac-
compllshsdi Nothing 10 wanird 10 com
plsie its iulGlment. except that last mea>
sura. the Bank; 10 which sinrers and pru
deaf opponents have been muIs largely
reccncIltd by these very acts aud their
Consequences. than BY oil other srgu.
menls Whatever: so thais Bank we slrea-
dy shuuld have bad. bu, tina, the political
perfidy Of a fresh jugglu stepped in, IL
eohjure away tina. measure, when u vas
before US.
II, then, I.ocofacoism has m, finally
given US q National Bank. il was directly
and previously because their own l. ger
domain came in. Ia Gich away, by jOhu
Tylrr's cid, the great auxiliary of N.linn-
ai Credit. which they had Rendered dou-
bly, necessary, by theh very rfTor, TO de-
strov 1t: and subsequently, the very pro-
gress and accumulation III their o wn mis-
chef has inIerpnsed fresh impedirnem
ID reliuf. by rendering monied al srs and
their cuniasIun go desperate. that a Ma
nonsl Bank rlsrli--,ho Natural rsmed,-
has become, for the lime. impossible: be.
cause IL cannot now have itself the con.
lidence which Il was intended 10 reslure
10 the general Money Sys,em.
Richmond Dhig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

.7ROihsr farming TO The klfemptrss.
We learn By letter IRON Reids,,Ile
tRnckingham county. N. e. that ar.
Madison II. Iegrand. who amended the
General Rs'is~ ., The place. on Wed
nesday. Of last week. obIalnsd leave Of
the commanding Dflirsr. II an early hour
81 the day, 70 return home with medicine
fsr siek child The request being
granted, The infstusied individual hsiuuk
himself Ia the stand where the "Ds,irs
drops" ssie dealt ovi 9th liberal hand,
and becoming Intoxicated, remained on
The isld unnl nearly sun sci. when
mounting. no, his own horse buI thai Of
another. he proceeded 10 The dlres.ion u
bic home. The return OF The horse. viii
out the rider. exc,Ied Suspicion ,l,ai Ill
was not night. lis family became slsrE-
ed and search was instituted and KEEP,
mp until Friday evening. when his body
was found in the middle u . mill pond
1Lich vac about . mile from the ro.d
along which he travelled. lie Vas track
ed 10 The pond BY one Of the company.
Our correspondent writes that" shea
the body vas borne home. The cries Of
his loud children. The soul sgnnlzinr
glance Of his sick lnile SOU, and tho
shrIeks Of his sfsclion,ts and afflicted
vile, sxclaIn'ins in dsspslt--' Oh. that
death; that untlmely death, which has
deprived int Of n husband. and mr. ~
lIuIs babes Of lalher: ola that . v iul deaf.
which has snatehed from Ne our only
earthly friend" combined to make up
scene OF deep distress awful aud imptss.
size beyond Description"
DanUiHe Reporter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

MESMERlSM.--As this subject has
got l" he " all the rage" IN =. llirso psrts'
"e give below the following anrcdsle
"hch happened recently IN Huntsville,
AI7bam', AS related by The pspst,, ~ cun
neci'an with divers .prcuiauuns OH the
Mysterious principles Of an,m.l ma gns,
lIsm. One Of tito gentlemen " lu.e names
are mrnuo.ed IN Tho afbcle, Is knnwa IA
DanS'Ile. Virginia. whrte he ha, .ul;
f'e"Gs aud relations tesidlng. We pre-
sumo there can be no doubt nf the anthem.
"eIly oi the anecdoIe. Duarine ReD.
A Mr.. Moore had been delivering lee.
lures IN thai place (Ilun,ssiIlo) illustrated
oy experiments, aud nr. Felru. a Isa;I,ns
c'''zen OF that town, pronounced II hum
Dug and Moote an Impaster. aud pledge
himself I" give Moore : 100 # he cauld
no! Prove n. il Mnnre would submit hi,
experiments To the lest Of committee 10
be appointed by the Dc. Ia this Moore
agreed II he might h" permitted to a poln,
nall tho number Of jnIgrs. The change
was S'srn'ad To. and the part,cs vent mt
roo" lar The purpose. A person va,
magne"zed' and his eyes securely ban.
daesd, and his ears veil studied with
ca Ion; ard while IN this situation Dr.
F'afh "rOtc ON Slips 81 papar the ,sr,ou,
sc''ons winch lac desired that the operator
should will the person mag ,euzai To d.,
AID the actions 81 wIiled were inva.
nab'y perf"rmcd, with a very .tyh,
'aT,'""n IN t~" "t The m,ny ius,aac, S
---'h' v.rraloTs being rate rrnnlj.oa,,,,
'tan nth rS'Se Al IT, ar.snet,c it'd ,,nr,
raider which ihe'nan srte. rhec,nnt
'ee-3 10 3 -IrciL,a IN t.,vt at a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

M0ure, an3 Dr. r. lnsi hia slnn. Tea.
- IN experienced. ifsiai 50 unly Lldry
he ,ery sssf, 81 d . ere Gss.ur,
s,anns.iisd ID agsnilraaR aiaa La as.~.
"a he stiliiy % "Trip isae. q IL riaak ~
~ sleIy. ard - rsresl ll,e ia.l u,lure 4
he s1f.d. lie lallase IN d. 80 show.
mi. il there b. anything Ike impos,ur.
il i the naa.l skiillnlly sxseHisd delu.i.a
ihai hasessr heea palwed upon The .a.ll
And yri II u be not. 4 %. IN come a I.
aspects. 'ssIlslniy one Of lie msl a.le.
ni,hing truths Ihss has ever brea disco.
,sIed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

RIGnT OF SuFFRAGE IN RHopE ISLAND.
The following IS The substance OF the
Article ol the Constitution adopted hy the
Rhode Island Con ventura. IN relation 10
sutr'a
.3riicie Secoad--Oa Tie hish SuE
jrage.-SuIIr,gr IS sx ended hey ond hs
present basi. tn all male native rn,zrns If
the C"iled States wbu have r.stded IN
tho State tw" yesrs, aud ia the town
where they offer ~ vote nnV year; who
are reg s'ered and have psij tax, either
personal or i"r registration. of one dollar,
"IihIn the year preVinus. OF who haze
been eqnlped and done luil,tsey duty With
III That tine, according to law. Every
person Sho contributes 10 the buribsns "f
the State. Is thus allowed y vuirs IN tho
election ul all civil officers. Ioyule up
on any question for raising = tar, or for
The expenditure Of muuey 10 any town. or
Tor members at tie Eny Council of Pro.
ndence. the voter must have been access
ed on property In the value nf $3.50. Tho
qnss'i"a ~he'her culorod people shall DO
permitted To vote or not. ~ lsh far Ihs
people la decide. The word mii.e is mol
III TIE Constitution. blu, separate ."'o
VIII be taken Al Tho same time with that
u! tho .dhp'ion of tho Constitution. on tae
1ues1I"n whsihsr II shall be inserted or
not. THIS vii drGide whether the blacks
'h'ii v"'e of maj, tpifho,H any ptap''iy
q"'sIilcsl'on. lii. cun.uIaiIon provides
mar they shall vo'o Il possessed Of iree-
hsid qualification.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

mEAiCo Tho PIcayune has re-
oo'Sed letter fsom Msx,so. which states
maj Congress has repot.ed too con'u'u-
""i's Of iofms Of gpvcrnmen,---hu,L strict
y 'edoraL> The lsi'er sage" II Santa
Ana Approsas The ons adnp'ed. Iher" Is
an end ni h'tn and Of war On Texas: II no
a"ss no, sppfose. there vii be trouble
enough here. fh,fk he vii DO over
e"me' II Sini. Aas retains power
"alrh 10 father more Than doubtful. Ihsrs
"''i DO largo army - . Ola al lsa.,--
'""' !" I'xa. - rhridl. Ynm oely
"P'" Il. Tue IN, asnn viii b. beth ny
ed sad l,u1.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27
WHAT WILL rae Locos Doi

The Wing Parry have come out fairly
snd frankly before The country with their
candidate Tor tie Presidency, aud with ell
the issuss for which they mean 10 con-
tend. They have kept nothing back. and.
in the event Of their success. The Country
will know precisely uhsI 10 sxpeci from
their administration Of the Government.
But. how is u with uur Luco Foeu neigh.
bors! Have they followed our examrlel
Win u ~ be their candidate, aud what
are We 10 expect irom their victory. IN
the event Of their schissing one! The
Sub Treasury. We suppose, 10 again 10 be
rs-snscled. That msasure, which has
been condemned BY the People some hall
dozen times, is sgsin 10 be palmed On The
country. hut here we nigh. stop. This
il tia only positive measure which has
YET been dlsclo.ed. loco POGO policy.
with ibis exception, i,sll nsgaiirs. 4" Re-
peal" Is The woId. 10 pull dosn every
thing. and build up na.Ling bur Iha, rick
ely Sub Treasury edI6cs, winch. from the
garrett 10 tile csllar. la. uri one habnable
apartment, 10 all that the Loco focu par
~ eohdssrtnd 10 promise the People, 10
consideration OF their sot<s Can this
Palny equivalent command tue votes oI
an iateIlreeul People!
lG The I.oeo F"co policy is The true po
licy. why are not us beauties Jispla, ed,
so as 10 challenge the adnration Of the
world! Why do We hear everything
about repeal aad nothing abou, enactment!
Why. ~ the mlds, ol al the Glamour
against Wing measures. do ~e not hear
syllable about those measures which
are Ia take their plsce! DO our Loco
F"eo neighbours suppose that The People
will leap IN tho dark. and take il Inr grant.
ed tina. they wh" promise nothing ~ill
Peri"rm erfry thing! For one. We say
let them come with their measures, and
let US have an opportunity oI comparing
them with r,"ss whlch they 90 loudly
condemn. This will be fair pIav, aud
oil that the Ahigs ask Is = lar discussion
al Their own principles. aud a 1T cum
paIson OF tasm Niih those OF their cue.
i"'r'. Pet. ia!tl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

Liabiiiiiese ~ PGrfnsrs.-Ia he sans.
rior ennn Of New YORK r,resslv, e..
vas tried. Williams Is. I.ssyg Lad 4
Cushing. Of interest 20 lhnse eondur,,rv
business IN partnership. The aeli.p : =
On n0is 10 rero.sf s290.l6 heinz IA
amount wilh innrest oi . nols sh.sh A..
plalnIif had received from one af H. a.
isndsn,s. allsr Mr.. l.ea.Itt. fhe rr.urin,l
partner. had ten The ennreEn. Ilapp,a,.
"a on he E,al thsl Ihr note was received
b. Tie plannf sonr Time in 1888. n .l.o
sppraFed Ihallhe psTlnrrsllp had been a..
solved snme nmo N 1897. With an .gr...
m,nt that he name u The firm should re-
main over ll,s stare and be used IN ,he h..
sinsss Cor year longer. The defendants
proved that the disssiusion "a. advertised
~ the Journal Of Conlmsrre aba., a,
line il luok place. and sl.s lLal NJ. Lea.
slil had taken no part in the business 4.
,sr The l.i 81 February. 1857. and lhs, n,
plaintiff had not hsd any dealings with
The firm prior 10 that time. The Coun
held shal the plaintiff bad right 10 reeo
ssr. the names Of tbs defendants being
proved 10 have been al~ays IN nee and
aver the door, and the plainnf ~, being
shown 10 have sny kno.lstee of the Zee,
Tia, the partnership and BEEN dissolved.
40, hoverer. u Was more question IL
ias Than of fact. verdict vas taken Tor
The pllsn,id with liberty 10 ths defendants
10 Turn il into bill Of exceptions. fui The
purpose Of getting The opinlon 81 the lslI
bench on The case. Bah Par.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

q, ExEcrTIoS.--0a Friday. the ooh uii.,
William Watson was hung al Williams
ten. MARTIN cousty. for the murder Of
Fssny Garre.,. wife Of Stephen Garrett
We understand, an i'm icnse concOurse
Of psopl. attended. and that he appeared
indifferent TO his fate. IL wiz be recel-
Jsctod lbs. in June las, We publ shed q
sszts meat oil The murJsr--ihaiths reason
be assigned far shooting her was. that
sbe wss pifch and had conjured him.
Thsre wac pium orchard between their
tssidshces. and she was stopping in the act
Of gathering ptums, When he deliberate
ly shol her dead instsn,sneously. w,t-
Sun VIVA aban, s. years Of age. had been
twice msrried. ant sinss his cs"vict'"",
II s said. ha. confessed that he csu'ed
ihs dssIh ul bo'h his wlses.
Tar6eaeugh Press.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

Ter Tor crossing wagons is an sbsurdi-
~. In the hottest weather il SOON grows
bp and becomes adhesive. and in cold
wssiasr 10 slw.vs so. Wherever iron
axle trees are used. black lead nixed wIIh
grease 10 ssst. or -four mixed viii lard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-18
Woe CaanceIlor,s Court.


Oor. f. Franschesche VS. Lou;, Ma
rno-ln 1895 the complainant obtained writ Of ne ,r,at
against the defendant and Antonio sard natives of slv
Mano was held to bail by Sheriff Eugene Breron
zio becoming his surety ssrdi was not in the United
States, and has since diei On application the bond Of
Bregonzo surrendered and one taken from Hus,cv
Msekay in the sum of so000 they having it s decar
ed, taken good to secure themselves by recurring
pie funds p be left in their hands any claims IN at
might be brought against them decree obtain ed
against Marine the of 50 326 and issued
but examining the sherfs office the bond was among
the missing Mr. Hlyer and the attorney MR. RusselD
searched among their papers, but in vanit could
where be foundand motions made to pei Hus-
sey Macksy to execute bond, and also to pay in
70 court the collateral lett with them by Marine. The
heid that 1t did not possess the power to compel H.
NJ 70 DO either they being merely sureties for the ap
pra snse OF Marino The complainant, however, may
resa IN an action at law to compel a bond as in
thts 49, lost mortgage paper from the files Of
shs.Ot ana can also fe creditors bill against
tsned ses;, which case an injunction could be OBJ
IN ~ hussey Nc Kay, and this way the funds
No, saai as % reached. This Court however does
ce' uunorized to proceed in the summary way de.
''iea' motons denied, with costs to com plainant