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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17
CITY INTELLIGENCE
THURSDAY.
Before Chief Justice JoNxs and Judges OAKLEY and Wax
DERPOOL.
neciS

Siles VOID w. William 4. K chie.-The Js;. "a
IN, belong. 10 Ohio and held SPECIAL bai on ch,rrr
n obtaining ,-4s under iHs pfeeGc-s NoJn maj. n
discharge tire special bail &c The Court Under th- rcSn
>tarc. oil case granted the pippQ. Oder hold 10 -.
Gu! ba vncae and bail discharged the defendant ,rg
baii. ard ,pUatn- not 70 eater acton 10;
cIouS prosecution.
samuel Moody vs.. The Sun Mutual Insurspc,
CONTEMPLATION recover of policy the ,h,,
Snyiah which stranded near New Orleans bit e; OF b,
a steamboat md carried INTO that port. The claim waS i
total los md the u'Ty found favor Of plaintiff. Nation
made the verdict ASIDE. the gsouni that the dasr,
sufficient claim Tor total loss The salvage an oh
e expenses amounted 10 than haihc Captain " m
able pas the salvaSeNad the of the underwriters re-
fused them, that sale took place. JuEnen, i
plaintH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

PRIsoN REroRM.-Miss Dix who has travelled
and attentiveIy examined into all the Prisons in
those two States, has just finished tour through
New Jersey on similar mission of Philanthropy.
she is expected TO memoriaIize the Legislature OF
that State on this subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

FRAxErls UALL-IVe see that j. HalIs't rSe. benefit
tonight ut Fmnkn Hall, rte franklin Theatre lie Ias
secured ;he assistance oil tour charming lady vocns' T
Only Shillngl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

C- idve.ins in Country New ,p,pers u the tine nI-s ~
aachng Inc people OF the country, and may oe
pshs, through nahum OF the Advertising Agency ,,rn
t. Palmer in tins building tie tie Agent iJ tbe soui's
aud Western tine Northern and Eastern papeFs-in e''''
| ION oi the United states. ,,t, b,,s.
70 Aiercnn. Manufactures. Hos Keepers. and the ''
ness community gener lily, Il important.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

~ All PoiIadnfphsa Subsc options 20 tme
TRBUNe must be paid 10 the Agents. Z:eber i Co. Ien1ss
Buildings 81 ana ChenuS SIS, where angle coges may ~
be obtained daily at O'Clock. Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

~ Ladies and Gentlemen who have lost, OF are iol IT,
their hair VIII int Il w5rt thef u entoa read the aays
tssrlent headed No CHARGE UsrrL THE HhR Is II.
STORED" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

Ey4 The LAW REPORTER for January is crowd
ed with matters Of great practical interest to menu
bers of the legal profession. The leading article is
q very pleasant sketch of The British Parliament,
and contains brief notices of Wellington, Broughsr,,
Lord John Russell, Peel, Golden and Macnulay.
The other matters in the number arranged under
TIE following heads: Recent American Deci-
sons,' Digest Of American Cases, Notices OF NV
Books Intelligence and Miscellany, Obituary
Notjcs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

DEsD.-Csp,air Jared barrow, a Member of the
Indiana Legislature, died al ln anspoIs, the Sc &,
Of Government OF ttat State. The event was very
sud len.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17
Bv This Mornings Mail.
The Observation-Disclosures How-Rc-
lection Of MIR. abecl, &c.
Correspondents OF The Tribune. :.

NAsuISGIOS,
The dealca,ioa to which referred IN my last
continues 10 be the SUBJ CT OF general conversation
Ii is now generally understood that Dir. McNulty,
Clerk CT the House. is the person referred to-
There is some S30O0o said b. lent 10 some per
sons IN ONO and SlU,uyU Ia N-"-i Oi'' Ae'''ei u
which Is worth cent.
Then, is sQd also 10 be SIS, coo winch cant be
accounted for in ems way-makmg III ell si3oVV'
The securities, believe, are worth very niue mo-
new with the exception ct ore old gentleman WHOSE
place is soon 10 be filed by wsscn-boy ftom me
West. He will probably have TO pony up the 81
COO, but who II pay the rest VII the election Of
Polk be sn equivalent 10 the People
We have auo,her strange proceed ding TO record.
Tne gentleman above alluded 10, and another whose
name was made punc, some time since, rs having
q personal rrnconiTe with Gen. McConneiI, on
Christmas nisht-gci MO an awkward scfape al
some hotel she steamboat landing last evening
or yesierGayaiten on.
Itarp-ars that they had had some quarrel AID
came 10 tie conclusion settle II az the house re-
f.rred to. They had asked come ladies' oisome : 1T
with them. The settlement ended III row Win me
landlord The latter gentleman referred 10 struck
the landlord when the landlord drew pistol loaded
win slugs or shot and wounded his assaant in the
face and breast. The shot might have been fatal
but believe resulted in nothing more than slght
wounds The landlord afterwards in the p"b-
lie hotels staggering about and boosting that he
had saot Mr.. and he would shoot any one
Else that dared 10 come in his way This Is spscl-
linen OF Washington customs
There are two or three other fights on hand,
which will keep us lively for Il few days Mean
time the People have 10 pay for all these cssTace
full operations.
Mr. Abel, whom you refer 10, in vour paper OF
Yesterday as having been appointed Consul General
10 the Sandw ich Islands, to-day rejected bv the
Senate. lis said that an attempt will be made 10
have the Senate reconsider their vote upon this APP
continent. Mr. ABEEL was the compiler oil the
Life OF Mr.. Tyler.
hear, also, that Isaac Q. Barnes was confirmed
as Marshal for the District OF Massachusetts
The Senate had many other nominations before
them today in Executive Session; among others,
probably Atwood's, upon which it ls SAID the Com
mitee reported adversely The Committee may re- re-
rejected after all hieaEh'hU'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

10 We will thank the Morning News not to father Mr.
Hayeoods Annexation project on Mr. Norehsdd They are
not bird, of a feather by considerable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

TEMPERANCE IN RHODE lsLsND-lt appears by
the Report of the Secretary of the Rhod5 Island
fetal Abstinence Society that The number Of il
cences ia that state decreased since 1885 from six
hundred and sixty TO ond hundred and seventy nine
and that fourteen towns have Withheld Licences al
tl,.xr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

~ HuNr's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE, No. /.
Vol. XII. for January, contains its usual variety.
The leading article is on rae Manufacturing In
dustry of France, translated from the French OF
NJ. d. l.. Rodet of Paris. The China Trade
Sewerage for Cities Railroad Iron and the Ia
riff, Treaty of the German Confederation and
Annals of American Commerce. are the heads OF
the other principal articles. Published at AZ Full
tou-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

NEw-HAMPsHIRE.-A bill was passed by the
New Hampshire House OF Representatives at Its
late session, aboshing militia trimmings except OF
volunteer companies and these are TO be paid three
hundred dollars each per nnnum for their services
All able bodied persons, however, are 10 be enrolled
every year. and returns made 10 the AcJatant uen-
eral.
NEw-JERsEY STATE PRlsoN.--The number of
prisoners il confinement is lj9. The discipline has
been mild, but sautary-pruving, that except IN a
few extreme cases, moral suasion as means OF re-
formation is preferable TO violence, or severity o.
punishment.
The earnings OF the prisoners exceeded the e1-
penses OF their support. S4.7O9 65 OF this sum,
: OG0 were paid the Treasury. leaving at the
close Of The year cash on hand $2,77 o., together
with large stock OF raw materials, coal and pro-
visions all paid for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

| FIRE.-In New-Orleans a fire broke out on the
81 inst in No % Magazine street, occupied by Hill
| IL Cooley as Comb and variety store, extending
| 10 the next store occupied by Alfred Munroe. We
were unable TO ascertain the loss of alessrs Hill "
Cooley. They are insured for $lNOUe IN the New
| York Mutual. The loss OF NJ. Munroe VIII reach
fifteen or twenty thousand dollars, tu!lY covered in
The Hartford, New ork Mutual, ard Western L Ire
and Marine Office in this City.
| The cost OF replacing the buildings will be about
| $4,000 They were fully covered by insurance.
FlRIs-About 3 o'clock on Tuesday morning
last a large two story building AT East Boston, op-
posite the sugar house, took fire and was destroyed
| II was owned by aIessrs A. G. Lombard and Geo
r. Iones-was valued at $4,000, and was insured for
| $4,000
A, Medina OF Monday week, the law office OF s.
NJ. Burroughs, Esq. and Two adjoining buildings,
were Destroyed by fire. Dir. b. lost lhe whole oi a
valuable law lbrury. Loss about S40uO on which
there was n small Insurance.
The leather factory OF Col Asa Eddy, OF Milford,
Osego co. was win itE contents, destroyed by lire
on the Isl inst Loss 5000 No insurance.
Burnt down, ct Praltsbnrgh, on Thursday night
last the store an dwelling house Of a,r. Albar with
the destruction OF goods. &c. amounting 10 Slot0
The Wooden Factory at Belfon,e, occupied by
Hudson and Williams, was burnt on the night ct
the Sin ins. The building and machinery we're
owned. by Mr.. Nm. 4. Thomas, who estimates his
loss al about $1,000, Of which he is injured 10 the
amount Of $4,000, in the Lycoming County Mu-
tual Co.
Mr. Wiams loss is between 81 500 and $4,000,
n goods and stock in the latter item, he had be-
tween coo and ; 600 pounds OF wool, much OF 1t
of q very fine qualify. He was not insured.
The loss TO the workmen employed in the estab-
shment, is also great; many of them being, at Tn
cclement season, left destitute of employment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

e Lecture this evening at the Apprentices
Library The history of Poland. The lecturer has
Gu varisus occasions displayed talent both as &
public speaker and as a writer, aud The subject is
one which always possesses interestior an American
audit nee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

Prison AssooiArIoy.-We give the following TO-
tce conspicuous insertion, with hearty comnen-
dalton Of the otiect ii is designed 10 promote. We
hope the meeting may be numerously attended, and
that efficient measures may be adapted 10 carry our
the phiGnthrepc designs ofIhe Society under whose
auspices il is called.
NoTIcEThc Female Committee OF the New Yctk Pf.on
ASSOCIATIONS tesirons OF interesting the Ladies Of city
tue objects 81 the Assocaon invite them generally
AT the Lyceum OF Natural History, Broadway. Prince-s
SATURDAY. morning January lSh II O'Clock. The Com.
ee VIII there lay before them such fscts and statements
they have collected 70 show the feasibility the plan Of Prison
AmeoEaon aud The necessity winch OF Asylum n'
reception OF such released convcts be OF adopt
ing better way OF lie.
By order o; the Committee
c. VI. KIRKLAND. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

e The CHURCHMAN'S LIBRARY, Vol. H. no.
|. contains the first par, OF Rev. Henrs tormov
:. Visit to the East. J. r. Dunham Publisher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

~ A LIFE OF LEiBSlTz, on the Basis OF tne
German work of DR.. G. Z. GuhrGner; by john M.
M,cKlE." has just been very neatly published IN
l2mo Of 29S pages by NJ. II. Newman. 1t enl'od-
ics many valuable hints toward a History OF me
Progress OF Science, and throws light on the ia
nous personal quarrel between Lebnltz and Newton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

" In reply to numerous correspondents, we are
authorized by hlessrs. D. Appleton & Co. the
Publishers Of the 4" Trial of Bishop ondeTdOnk," TO
state that the Volume will be published us soon as
possible. The delay is occasonedby the necessary
care and accuracy in preparing for the press SO
large a volume. The work is passing through the
press rs fast as copy can b. made ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

- History oy;rHE REFORMATION Is GEHMA-
Ny. by LEOPOLD RASKE, author Of TIE History OF
the Popes,' &c. translated by SARAH AUSTIN, Is IN
course of publication, by Lea & Blanchard, Phila-
delphia. Its TO be completed in four parts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

r The. LIFE ASD CoRREsPoNDENcs OF Tho
MAS ARyoLD, Regius Professor of Modern History
in the University of Oxford, by ARTHUR r. STAN
LEY, NJ. a. has just been Issued complete IN one
l2mo volume oil Sic pages by d. Appleton Il Co.
IL had already passed to its third edition in Eng
land 1t comprises great many Of Dr. Arnold's
Letters. We may speak farther OF it il We find
,in,c To lool into il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

w- THE WING ALMANAC for i845 IS now ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17
Public Faith

So Massachuset,s pits her best foo, foremost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-17

t-z-Tug BIBLICAL REPOSITORY Tor Januar, is
the first number of new Series, and appears IN
be a!,:iu dress, with Classical Review affixed TO
lis tile Its articles eviuce, az usual profound
learning and research. Among them we notice ore
on Modern i'runscendenialism,' by Professor
SrowE, of Cincincansti, which VIII no do1bi, at
tract attention as exhibiting tie Orthodox view OF
,3,, rev Philosophy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
TEMPERANCE.

The Rutland County Temperance Socie.
~ held lu annual meeting, 10 Pursuance Of
40 appointment by The President, nj Clar-
endon, F,buary 90, is45.
Hon. Zimri Howe, Presiden, in the chair
The exercises ofthe occasion were com.
m-nced with prayer by Rev Mr. Walker
On the several motions Of Messrs Bar.
ret Mitchell and Hodges-the President
made and announced to the Convention, the
following appointments, TO Wit -
Hon WIN C. Kmrsdg,, Rev MIR Walk.
er and Mr. Churchill, Committee OF Over
lures
Rev VIM. Mitchell, VIM Wheeler and
VIM Marsh, ESQ, Committee for nomnn-
lion Of officers.
s.H. Hodges, Esq, Doet Bowen and
Rev. O. D Hioe, Commiitee To prepare an
address to the County
Voted, That the Convention attend 10 the
expected address OF Rev Professor Went.
worth, ofths Troy Conference Academy. a,
Ssif pas Two o'clock in the afternoon.
The Chairman OF the COMMITTEE Tor the
~sm,natioas OF officers Tor the en.ulng wear
reported to The society the nsmss Of the
presen, ineumbens, 10 VII -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27

by which their entire expenditure was
made to depend on the fact Of those
amounts bang necessary Tor improve
mcnt by the b,ll.
The bill, IN ns original form, pruvi-
dcd for the purchase Of articles Of A
mcrrcan Manufacture, for the use
Of the Presidents house. II was D.
mcnded, so as 10 provide that Amer
can articles shall not cost more than
similar articles Of foreign manufacture.
The committee then rose, and the
bill, as amended, was reported to the
House. The amendments were con-
CURED IN.
Mr. G. W. Jones moved TO lay the
bull on the table.
MIR Dromgoole moved a call Of the
House, which motion was rejected.
The Yeas and Nays were ordered
on Mr. Jones motion, and the bill was
not laid on the table. Yeas 59-nays
81.
The final vote was then taken on
The bill, and IT was rejected The
vote was then taken by Yeas and Nays,
and stood, Yeas 62 Nays 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
ARRIVAL OF TIE HIBERNIA,

The Royal Mail Steamship H,bcrna
Cap, John lcwe,t, arrived n, this port yes
icrday morning n, half pas, o'clock, from
Liverpool, which port she left on the 4,h
ms, having mnde her passage in fourteen
and ono half days-By her arrival, we are
put in possession OF full files ofLondon and
Liverpool paper, 10 the 4,h last, and let.
lcrs from our London and Paris CORES.
ponden's The Steamship Acadia, hence,
arrived nj Liverpool on the l4lh, in lhir.
teen days passage. The cotton marke,
was toIerabIy brisk, and prices steady.
Money wa, plenty Boston Atlas
The OPENING OF PARLIAmENr.-On
Tuesday the Attn Of February, Parliamcn,
will be rcopened by the Queen in person.
and. although the contents of the royal
speech are matter OF strict official secrecy.
unI' 1t Is read to the members at the pa ria.
mcn,nry dinners given by the Ministerial
leaders in the Lords and Commons, on the
eve Of its delivery from the throne, enough
IS known in the present instance OF the poll.
cy Of Government to enable US to say tha,
no amendmeD, to the Address will be- NOV.
ed in either House London Obur,er.
I'd.
The AppREa-The address 10 the
Qnrcn, in reply to her Majcsty's speech,
will be moved in the House Of Commons
by the Hon. Francis Charters, one Of the
members from East Glousestershire and
seconded by Mr. Thomas Barins-London
Times
We nre enabled to state that the Address in
the House Of Peers, 10 answer 10 The Speech
from the Throne, will be moved by the
Marquis OF Camden, usd seconded by Lord
Glenly OgSrrsT 2 i~,t
A tumor has been freely circulated, and
obtains Increasing credit, that Sir II. Peel
intends 10 submit TO Parliament a scheme
for taking the power Of governing the Brit
ish territories IN the East, ON OF the hands
OF the Hon East India Company, and pla-
cling them Immediate under The Crown.
London Atlas
CHANGES THE GovERNnEST-M Ma.
ny rumors are already circulated previous
10 the opening OF ParIiament,o OF changes in
the administration Without recording O II
the reports which we find in our English
h'es Of papers We deem il important 10
quote shor article from the London
Times on the subject The resignation Of
MIR Gladstone, President Of the Board Of
Trade is thus announced
Although several important changes 10
the present Administration have, for some
time pss, been much discussed and conf.
IDENTITY expected, the appointments which
are al this lime understood 10 be determined
on, and sull more the secession from The
Government Of one Of iu most active and
'oleiligen, members, arc for the most psn
unexpected BY the public or these oc.
carnneesi the mos, unforeseen and sieni6.
cant is the resignation and retirement 9th.
PFssiden, OF the Board Of Trade Mr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
Hoo. Znnn Howe. Pre..dent.

Hoo. Zmn Howe, President.
A. q. Dana, T.. W. Piunb r Pier.
point. Nathaniel Ives, Wee President.
Cyreuis NJ. Willard, Recording See.
Rev. Wm Mnchelt, Cor Sec.
WIN Page, Esq, Treasurer
Chester Spencer, S II Hodges 1. Dan.
isls, EI Comm.
Their report was unanimously accepted
and adopted
The Commute then on motion adjourned
to meet again in three foarIhs OF an hour
2o'elock =. NJ.
The Sociesy was again called TO order by
the President The Chairman OF the Com
mn,ec Of ovcrures reported to the Conven
ton a series Of resolutions which were read,
but rs the hour appointed for the delivery
Of the address had arrived, were 's'd upon
The table for further consideration. The
Committee then listened to the very inter.
es,ing, eloquent and appropriate Address
with which they were favored, by Proh
Wentworth.
It was then unanimously Voted, That
the thanks OF this Convention be rendered
to Prof Wentworth, for his very able. and
interesting ndJren-and that he be also re-
'qucstcd 10 furnish the Executive Committee
of,his Society with 4 copy thereof for pub
LEGATION
The committee appointed TO prepare m
Address, reported one which WINS read by
their Chairman, md accepted by the society
On motion it was then Voted, That tho
Committee, nftor retiring and cnlatgins II as
they had requested permission 10 do, cause
The same 10 be published
The resolutions, upon the table, were
then taken up in order, aud No. !, and 3
were, after a somewha, lengthy and AMI.
mated discussion, adopted with such amend.
mcn,s as to read n. follows
! Resolved, That newspaper which
does no, take open and decided grounds in
favor Of Temperance primer plcs and temper.
ance measures, and which does not unc.
qnlvocnlly advocate entire abstinence from
the use Of and traffic in intoxicating liqnot,
us beverage, is unworthy Of The support OF
the temperance community in Rutland
County
2 Resolved, Thu, the expense, OF sup.
porting the puupels Of this State, and de.
froying those criminal prosecutions, nrc
chiefly owing to the traffic in intoxicating
drink, and ouqh, TO be assessed upon, the
licenses 10 dra in them.
3, Resolved, Therefore tina, provision
should be made BY the legislature for es,
pending the msneys ob,aInrd for licenses o.
supporting inrbria,cs pnupcrs and their
families, and drftayiny the exponccs in
criminal prosecutions.
A, the time for adjournment, had arrived.
the remaining resolutions that were rcpor
ted, were no, called up. bu, ordered 10 be
preserved in the files Of secretary
On motion o! Mr. Barru Voted, Thu,
~Whcn this society adjourn, i, adjourn to
meet at Yves, Poultucy, on Wednesday the
18th day Of Mnrch next n, / O o'clock A NJ
Voted, That the Secretary furnish copies
OF the proceedings OF tins meeting, for pub
lIcalion in the several papers Of this County
voted, Iha. Tins meeting adjourn.
ZiMRl HOWE, Pres
C. NJ WILLARD Rec Srr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-02-27
rnN(R ES&

MoNpAN lib l. SENATE An act
WAS passed making appropriations for M
val rcui,ons Tor the wear 1876 An ntt
m-kns appropriateness for supporting the
Mrtarv AcsIomy
Mr. ChoA,e called up the L,'l making
orpernuon Tor The E6,neh spohalons
-uot ,o IN. year $500 which MAS beng
,rs,drtca when Mr. Ne Driie rose and
ld ,ha, tins till had p@e,cd the Senate
WITHOUT any discuts,co Al aN. oYeth bv a
,,~cct tom hs hiend from Massachusetts
M5 MeD4the vac proceeding to oppose the
I1st,cc OF the bal, whcs Mr. Archer arose
and tegrcG the gentleman 80 suspend n,i
rsuatts uu'd sNer The depSHso0 OF tn,
,prciai oider winch wss the lon, r'soiu
ton ,or 'hc suneI,lion Of Teras Mr Ne
Euhr having g.vrn uay NJ Wooihur,
rra-e, ID q. speat io f,sor o. the Aimiss.o'
q T,ias sato tho CD,on
Hor.' The td, from the Srnre. 4,
r~~',~' M at'o, p@n'ipns IN c'ra,R eIss4
s1sr v ,n9 smenlsJ was rad third tm
and possrA
The }o,si RESOLUTION fron ,he Seaaie I
a urih,re the Nsrtsu'o Of the Erplotn
Exp dgt5n oor'as pr, amendments ~sr
mAde to tnclute TsIs. s-d China ia IN
liss Of the CoTefameun 70 te prese~ts
9Th eony NJ ne ~ork The rcsoiuuo
1n,hen rea! a third .iIns sAi passed.
I've a.! 20 regulate The paw d the am
.od o,hes -,rpas~,, eem'as - On NJ prs
sg-. Nj Adm. gave has resssas Why
.hoait ,o.e f.f Il, ard took ccesnoa TO =
serto the qs-s ian Of Oregon, Ter.' a.
slavery. IA sSGass;iOs SaA lbs uSea b
Soss lae E1ase.