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REMEDIAL JU sTIcE.

On motion of Mr. REDING, a resolution wa
adopted, inslrucing the Committee on the Judiciar
10 inquire into the expediency of repeating an act
provide for remedial justice in the courts Of III
United States, passed August 30, 1912
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Twenty-Eighth Congress,
..H SECOND SESSION
SENATE.

SATURDAY, February |, 10.
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and Sparks. Dana, Longfellow and Prescott. We
sec that some Of our own Virginians, not unwor.
thy Of the distinguished association, have been the
guests Of Harvard.
The Commercials correspondent says:
"A,th dinner Judge Warren. OF Boston. presided with
inimitable felicity OF humor and wit On his right hand
the venerable John Quincy Adams at the Goth
anniversary since he joined this society Near him, the
observed Of all observers. vginias distinguished states
man, Hon. William c. Rycs, and with him his son. re-
Gently secretary OF legation the Court Of ST. James The
regent Of the University OF Vginia the president OF the
College of South Carolina and distinguished gentlemen
from North Carolina, Georgia and Ohio, present. who,
with their states duly honored and who replied in
the most sdmirable manner Not the least acceptable
the Distinguished guests the presence OF Mr.
Gsles the senior editor Of the lntegencer who received
the well deserved compliments OF the assembage through
the Hon. Robert q. Winthrop, OF Boston. Seldom has
any commencement been interesting, and the sen
scoed universal that the venerable president
tiring left the College emInenily prosperous"
We suppose we should read instead of Regent,
Rector of the University of Va., Joseph c. Cab
ell, Esqr.
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Communicated tar n, uoJii, Adr,yti.,,

How happy no must be who IL without envy-for a. Ad-
olson says The enyi0us pain upon OH occasions
that should give him pleasure" Whether with or with
ont enyy, he must have lovely time u who maintains
that Tie abolition Of capital punishment demanded BY
every CONFEDERATION Of justice and vigorous prosecution
Of war with Mexico by every consideration Of mercy
Lay low the venerable hss Of the Montezutnas 90
teach tho MeEicans great people and ours Is
great nation" Whew! L" how apples swim -
pedsgogue hoggnR all his boys, smashing the windows
and knocking down al the decks teach his scholars no
il great master. would be fool TO this exploit
Where il ibot army Of INVASION Who compose IL -
General Games special enissary report, 400 HHa
The old General pretty well hoiKcd no doubt
Of IT, We are greet people any how. IL l. the fsulf
Of our rulers II do become greater. Ours is o
great country, end mistake. II produces some won.
But, thank God re sGFE QUIZ.
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Our readers OF the imprisonment OF three
Ohioans in Wood county jail upon charge Of violating
penal laws, which provide that m person shall
tice, persuade any slave abscnnd from has
and pUesossor, sucn person shall be deemed guilty
Of felony upon conviction, and be punished by confinement
in the Penieniiary, for less than three
than five yeafs Tie qIe5ton raised IN the
prisoners the offence committed within the JuTis
dcuon Of Virginia and punishable by her cour,sl Upon
examination lind judiciary provides that the
circuit courts for those counties lying the bound.
ing STATE shall have jurisdiction such
pJsite tho counties, far the JuTisdetioH Of the State
extends. How far does the jurisdiction Vi Virginia
tend opposite Wood county, which bounded by the OHIO
nveTl Virginia having been the the N w Ter
rory, eeded 10 the U. States her territory
north Of the Ohio river.
Marshall County Beacon.
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The Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.

The names of Genl DrOmgoolc, Mr.. c. j. In.
gersoll, and Mr.. r.. NJ. Il. Hunter, have already
been mentioned, in connection with this Office
II is possible that others will be suggested. 1t
is highly probable that the vanity of some 20 or
80, or even more, will be tickled with nomina.
ton through the columns of the Union. This plan
of nominating is old and highly approved mo.
dus operandi of the venerable individual who con.
ducts the Organ Of the Administration. In an.
ticnt times, in the days of his glory in Virginia il
was no uncommon thing 10 see, in single mum.
Der Of the Enquirer, n dozen nominations of dif
ferent persons for the same offce-signed by all
the Grecan and Roman worthless Brutus, Cas-
sius, Aristdes, Scion, &C.; and all written by
one pen-with a very unctious editorial address.
ed to correspondents, thanking them for their IA
yours-nominating some dozen morc-which
should certainly appear in the next paper One
can well imagine the chucklc Of secret and trium-
plant satisfaction, with which the Editor contem.
plated his DAYS labour--the fruit Of his nmtable
and Incompatible TACT The inordinate vanity
the rapacious appetite for notoriety Of two dozen
aspiring Demagogues, flattered and appeascd in
one day There is no nearer road to the hearts
of a very large portion of the frothy genus homo,
than by hattery and appeals TO sclElove. And
this misaDthropic truth was never better under
stood, or more diligently Practsed upon, by any
human being, than by the present Editor Of the
Government paper.
That a system, which wrought such blessed
results within the contracted bounds of Virginia,
will be transpanted to the national theatre, none
will doubt, who knows the force of habit, or what
is still stronger, the hard necessity, which con.
strains the man of narrow mind, bigOted preju.
dices and paltry eXpedIents, 10 resort forever to
the same means TO effect the same ends.
But TO the Speakershp what other names
may be added to the three above, by expert tacti-
clans, or over. jealous lficBds--we know not and
feel about the matter profound Indifference. The
three given represent, we believe, each differ.
ent phasis Of the Democracy. Gen. Dromgoole
never but on one occasion afflicted with qualm
ofconscience, politcally,-tbe annexation affair."
and that be gulphed down with few wry mouths,
when occasion required-will represent the Old
Hunker-ihe Van Buren,, Benton fragment Of the
Democracy. Nr. Ingersoll-tho' partisan thor.
ough paced enough for any pufpose-has crotch.
cts, affects independence, and pretends TO now
lights. Mr.. Hunter is staunch Calhounite, and
may be regarded the candidate of the "Young De.
mocraey." These present a range wide enough
to satisfy any reasonable man.
We observe, that the L. s. Journal has pro.
claimed with loud voice, and with an air Of dc.
termination, that the Speaker must belong 10 the
Party Of the Young Democracy. Whether the
power Of the Journal s equal TO its will, can only
be determined by results-which we await with
philosophic composure.
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"To CFS4R THE THINGS THAT IRE C.Es.iK'S. -
To the Editors Of the whig

ITO CFs4R THE THINGS That ARE CES.SK'S."
To the Editors Of the Wing
Scntlemcn-You, or for you, have lately
given illustrations OF the truth, that prophet Is
not without honor, in his own county" The
Messenger published in midst aud most highly priced
abroad and believe by you Also is rarely quoted FROM
at its many good things which
papers throughout the country have the judgment TO
propriae. But 1t sometimes happens that these stray
sheep" after mu,h wandering, get into the fold Of the
Richmond Wing.
Not long since, in the Wing, translation OF
what purpariod be fragment Of the Greek poet MIN.
nemus which h5d appeared months before in the Mes
senger and made lis temperance in Your paper with
out acknowledgment.
This mornug. glancng my eye over your poetcal cor
ner, found there " The Cottage Maiden's Song, &C
credited to the providence Journal" Now, have
been in Sanctum of tue Editor Of the Journal and
have believe, that the Messenger IL welcome
vster there and wonder thar tue Journal should
have appreciated the simplicity and purity OF The Cot
tage Msiden's Song" But verify, you will ini 1t in
the s. l.. Messenger, for June last, and 1t written
for that, ho;ne Magazine, by poet OF Tennes
see. These two instances may remind you, Mess5s.
Editors, that you may often find suitable gems for
your poeical and other corners, ia tbs Messenger,
may be obtained from Journals farther from home. At
the lime, others may be reminded of the Prop'ey
II giving the Messenger credit for what they epubsh
from IL. A RLADEK TIE MESSENGER.
September ?, lSi5.
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Col Benton's friends in Missouri send greeting the
editor Of tho Union aud him iey owe him no
'-wi bn, wish him and aso perhaps they
will stand by him, when others who have been more
ward aud louder in their professions. will have aed"
They add that "hc time since given by
the Union, that the President would his adminsa
ton by the political chart laid down by the Baltimore Con-
vcnion has dssipaed oil the apprehensons entertained
that there disposition dodge questions then
indicated" We glad such a friendly spirit
existing between the high contracting pass-althoug
this diplomatic note 10 accompanied with rather
side wipe certain OF the party. "who have
forward and louder in their than Col Ben
tons friends--Jl.r. Gsts.f,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04

REMARKABLE EscAPE-A couple Of lads in this village
not rebing the weather Of the last week. took IL
their neads TO descend iao well which had become near.
y dry, 10 play. While prosecuting IEei. on
Friday III Tue bottom OF the well, they al.m.d by
sight moving OF the above hem and made their way
Ou-One oil them, however, returned but scarce
" reached the bottom vi well; some ten or twelve feet
IN depth, when the stone work fell in upon him. The
alarm given, aud hundreds our citizens assem-
bIod aud commenced moving the Stone expecting nd
the boy crushed To atoms. They had proceeded far
before their fears were qusted by hearing the Lutte fellow
say 81 an cold, and out" The stones were
finally removed and the boy taken from the we'll slightly
bruised but materially injured The stone in falling
had formed sort o arch him. He III the well
some Two hours and half.-STUEBES COURIER.
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Gothic Architecture.

A proposition is TN foot in New York City and
seriously entertained by the congregation Of Trn-
ty Church, to tear down St. Paul's Church and
erect upon its site a new and magnificent Gothic
Cathedral OF similar design with Trinity. In the
name Of all who entertain regard for the ancient
and venerable we protest against this truly Gothic
innovation. English Tourists have ridiculed Anne.
rcaus in particular with such equal justice and
severity, in their restless rage after novelty, and
dstas;e for anything long established and long
vered. In England, the devotee treads the same
aisle that his ancestors for generations past have
trod here building is made TO endure for a
quarter of century. writer IN the Mirror, in
rebuking the spirit of the suggestion, says:
cit was in ST. Psus Church that Washington and his
officers and soldiers first heard the words Of thanksgiving
God. after they entered the city the Evacuation by the
enemy, November IS. 1888. 1t in ST. Paus Church
that the good, great hed the day OF his Inauguration
s, President OF the United States, April 3Oth l1s9 at
tended public worship The bones OF Montgomery lie be
meath portal aud the churchyard, overhuns by aged
ees messy with time the bones of many patriots of
the Revolution, and tho remains OF New orkers beloved
In their day and generation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-04

FRcM BAEBADoIs.-By the schooner Currency Capt
Stewart, 81 this pOn have received flies OF the Barb-
does STANDARD and Globe up to August 18th, inclusive
They however news. Vessels were daily mr.
nvinz from the United States when the T. sailed with
oargoes Il provisions, which served 10 increase the then
ready large stock OF produce m first hands, aud the face
Of limited demand rd-es IN descriptions hsd eight
y deprecated. Flour Was dull 81 SO; meal d, q,
S25e, 81 50oS 60 and other articles in like propo,
tom PhLa. N. Amman. Mondnr.
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Dofnes al old Haruard.

We clip from the N. Y. Commercial Advert.
ser quite a spirited letter describing the recent
commencement at Harvard University. These
annual reunions Of the Of that time .hallowed
institution are always e the most interesting and
animated character. We know Of scarce another
spot la America 30 invested with literary atmos-
phere, an intellectual halo SO to speak, as The
halls which can at such times be graced by sto.
~ and Webster and Choate, Everett, Bancroft
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7 no New OGenDs correspondent Of tie National Intel
gcnccT, writing under date Of 22nd ult, mentions the
amUst incredible Circumstance that although Cen TAYLOR.
body Of sfGery with bim, they have Oh bcen down
there DiioHf their guns! appears that " oil Of
the that tie different deachncnts had with them At
their respective pUints Oi tmbarcat0n from the Jned
States either Uf the proper kind eslibc,
from other suitable; md that Others
10 supply their place be shipped from the North
but which bad not yet arrived BAR. AvER.
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wholesale Robbenss N lndianh.-We copy, from The
Pao ta) True American OF the 2lsi insi me following
extract TO- snow the way they carry on tneTng
state. Bad state of morals. neig.bJr:
VIC understand Tat on Wednesday night the 30th inst
seveTa! stores broken open Bedford Ia and rob
bed OF noneyto what snount We have not learned. Onl
Thursday night, the 18th inst al the stores in Sprngyie
were broken open and robbed On Friday night the - h
insL, Judge Blsckwels store Bradley & Aliens soe and
M bustks grocery, ia Orleans all broken open.
broken open in Salem.