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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31

THE MORALS OF BosToN .-Threc murders h.ro
been committed in Boston within six months Tho
perpetrators have not been detected land not cent oe
reward for their apprehension has been offered by
either the State or city authorities There are .,
present pending trials for breach of promise of mar
rage; another for seduction--together with c,;.
minal calendar for other offences of considerable
"'t Yet boy, Tor selling newspaper on Sunday,
= BOOKSELLER for opening his store for few min
ules, IS Immediately pounced upon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31

BIBLE IN TIE ScHooLs.-It is stated in some quar-
ers that the Bible is to be restored all the schools
from which it has been excluded during the last few
months If this be so we glad to hear it. There
can be no harm in the introduction of the bible into
the schools. 1t is not, perhaps, the best book to
teach the elements Of reading. yet still if any
ton Of society have scruples on the subject, it is
better to crafty them and ntroducethe bible at once
reading certain passages every morning. It can do
no harm. The New Testament in particular is full
of the best lessons which youth be taught, and
the Old Testament has also many passages calcula-
ted to produce the best and abiding impression
on the youthful mind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31

STEAM SHIP GREAT WEsTERN.--It seems to be
the impression abroad that this steam ship remain
ed of Sandy Hook for some time, in want OF a pr
LOT, and that our pilots were not, therefore, duty
In order to set the public Alright in this matter, ii is
only necessary TO mention that no less than three
New York pilot boats saw, End gave chase to her,
on the day before she came into port. Two Of them
cav ner 100 miles east Of the hook, about O'Clock
on Monday morning, and one on that night. The
latter fired guns for her, but without effect the
Great Western ran away from her-from the
three piloteers
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

lions. ana Il cur psison and police rrOvisiOnsss
anIl hanas eszf lsis hGasy % Be borne By the
virtue and thfifs q tho community. II creates
crime for us tomousn over, and pay for. and heg-
gars for us to feed It infuses its poison through
every vein Of society, fostering every vice, stmu
lating every bad, passion, and sealing besOtted
souls to perdition. Whatever Fillainy can devise
of knavery and violence, it ripens and pushes into
execution. All who have hearts to bleed over sin
and anguish-alI who have loved ones in peril
from the sedustions Of Yee-every friend Of virtue
and Order-eyery man contributing to the support
Of society-all who care for themselves, or care
for others, have rights and interests in this mat
ter. i'@s~ ises
+ Instead, therefore. Of this preposterous clamor
of retailers and their partsans. for liberty to drive
at our coat, deadly piracy on all our just rights
and dearest interests, it is time the tables were
turned, and pesemptOFy demand made of these
men, that they cease swiftly from that business,
and betake themselves, at their earliest possible
convenience, to some honest and innocent calling
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

oREeoN.-Joh Quincy Adams stated in the
cousse'ef isTexas speech the other day, that all
the claim which this country has to the Oregon
territory was acquired in The treaty with Spain
made ip 1919 when he was Secretary of State, and
that he.made that acquisition. The provision Sc
curing to the country the Pacific as the western
boundary. instead Of the Rocky Mountains. (which
was the boundary under the Louisiana treaty, was
suggested by himself, and carried through against
the strenuous opposition for time Of the Spanish
MINISTER. He should, he said, have carried this
fact ashe grave but for charges brought against
him, during this debate. of unnecessarily. reln
gushing territory by the treaty Of 1919
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

AT Cgnrt of Probate hidden AZ LifchGel1,
soithin and for NE district Of Lifch6sid. on
the SOFA day Of January. A. d. lS45.
Present. Ralph @. Camp Esq, Judge
THE Administrators on the Estate Of Joseph
Hartwell, late of Warren in said dis
trict, deceased. represents said Esta.e,to be
insolvens. and prays the appointment ,of
Commissioners thereon :--Whegeupon ID is
ordered, That Commissioners 40 receive. ex-
anime, and adjust The clain,s Of she creditors
Of said deceased. be appointed at the Pro-
bate Office In said Liichfield on the 18th,
day of Febrmtry A. ID. 1915. at 10 o'clock
forenoon; and that oil persons interested
may have notice, and appear. If they see
cause. and be heard relative 10 said appoint.
ment, said administrator Il directed ID. pub
fish notice Of this order Ia n newspapers
printed IN Liichficldf county, and 20 post
like notice on the public sign post nearesl
the place where snid deceased last alwelt IN
suid town Of Warren. Certified BY
*37 sgs3 10. G.sCAmPg bulge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06
WING CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

TIME Wings Of the Fourth Congressional Dis
Il trict will hold q Convention at Barnam's Ho-
tel in Newtown on w sdnesday the goth day Of Feb
ruary 1s45, at 10 o'clock A. M. tor the purpose Of
nominating suitable person to represent said dis.
trict in the .next Congress. Said Convention TO
consist Of Delegates from the several towns In said
district equal.to twice the number Of Representa-
tves they are entitled 10 send TO the State Legsla-
ture tits requested that each town be fully rep-
Jan. 1916. fg tgsstess'ssg. I J
G. II. HoLLISTER, 1County Com.
w. B. H0TCHKISS, miitee Of q
ALEX H.HOLLEY. J LitchHeld Co. {
PHILO HURD, lCounty Com
y. D. WlLDMAN, mittee Of a
VIM. 7. MINER, |Fairfeld Co. Il
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

is..g Prssenf. NGihaaisl Perry. Esq. .1itlqe.
CPENCER WAR p, of said New Milford.
- having assigned his estate to John Cav
lord /, of said town. In .trlst for the benefit
ofahis creditors, BY an INSTRUMENT, III writing,
bearing date che ISfh dny III Janunry, 1916,
pursuant 10 the provisions &c an net entitled
~ An Act againsl u rauiuicnt Coaveyanees,p
and the acts in addition TO- and alteration
thereof and the same has been deposited
in the Office OF this Court for record-Aanu
The said Trustee has accepted ihcatr.as, Of
executing the same. III IL therefore. ordered
by,this Consis that Commissioners 10 re.
.ceive. examine and adjust sha claims al the
creditors Of said War1. be anp0inseds Il the
Probate Office In said New. MilE,r,I, on The
10th day afaSchrnaly. slsA5. ats. osslaek id
the forenoon; dihat all pees0as inse rest,
cd, may be notified therhef. HE Trustee NJ
.cnpse this order ID be puhiished In u ~ - :
paper printed in Litch(eli. and costa ~
theFe0E on the. public sign post III slssd NJ ~
Milford, nearest the. place sWslesK s''aa 49,
Ward dwells. - r s'es susa
- a trne copy .af RSGs,xh ae
SCsFsigsa BY NArHANlR1 PkRs -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

YES How IS IT ," How is it," said Gen. Nc
Kay. the other day, " that If Wing be turned out
OF Office, ne Immediately settles his accounts. and
we hear nothing more Of him-aad the Democrat,
who would hold on 10 Office. IS turned out for his
dishonesty, and never settles his accounts We
have get~rd Of Curtis, and he squares every thing
with the Treasury; while by Swartwout and Hoyt
we have lost, know not how naay millions
don't understand all this."-7-ailGs
[Gen. Mckay, from whose speech the Atlascep-
les. is democratic member Of Congress from North
Carolina. and chairman Of the Committee Of Ways
and Means.l s@a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

Don't belieue i-Itis stated in some Nsw.York
papfAs that Mr.. John Jacob Astor has ii in co9iem-
tieur o. IyvS,ye MIR
ioasaon condition that the water shall be forever
fsee to the citizens. A very improbable story.
A fswyears since, Mr.. A. talked of mmortaliz-
ling his name by building the N Y. s. Erie Railroad,
but doubling whether the stock would yield per
cent. interest, gave the project up.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

A dariMR SsvsndIer -1xessea Some Two yeaEs e
20 an individual appeared in Cincinnati and repre-
ssfted himssf Is Capt. RiasAH of the Engfiss pa
w, and exhibited letters and Documents 70 prove
that he had been IN cUfnmana o. the steam snip
Clyde, but was then on half pays and thai he had
ana he was introduced Into the most Fespsctable
society as foreign gentleman Of rank. Finally be
obtained loan Of about 800 from MessFs. OEues-
Eeck & Co. bankers Of that city, and 1900 more
from the same gentlemen on the The en-
dorsement of respectable citizen. when he took ms
flight for parts unknGwR. Last week, howeyer, ne
returned under the name Of 0Fmsley, representing
himself as angent for Ole Bull, but was recognized
by those he had swindled, and was arrested and
committed Before his arrest be xctpally gave an
other stranger letter o. introduction to lhose be-
had himself swindled. :lGdeiphiG Ledgegs
ou-Petitions for the Annexation q Canada are IN
circulation all along the lines There are thou
sand reasons for the Annexation Of Canada where
there is one FOR Texas. Military security4-the en-
tire command Of the great Lakes-and, above all,
the cfthe Northern section OF the Un-
ion, are all inconroyertible arguments in favor Of
the Annexation of Canada. 1f the principle Of
Strengthening one part Of the Confederacy against
the other is TO be recognized, then surely the Nor
thern States have right to Canada, particularly if
the South obtains Texas. Besides, the Articles 6f
Confederation adopted during the Revolutionary
War, expressly declare that Canada may comeinto
the Union whenever she pleascs.--Roeb. Dem.
ROGER MNor SHERa1AN.-We recall, at this
time an anecdoteof Mr.. Sherman which j. much
too good to be lost: nh :
In arguing case once befare jury, he dropped
this remark, g You cannot split hairs in such mat
ters." The opposite counsel, Nathan Smith, who
sat beside him. leaning oyer the table ps OPPOSITE
the Jury, at this nlucked hair from His head and
split il up with knife, in the face Of all, with
viewt Iisicule. Mr.. Sherman with an expression
hair sir, not o bsissie" - $50
Hon. Daniel Webster made . very able and in-
genous argument before the Supreme Court IF the
United States last week. against the Constitution
ality Of the Massachusetts, Temperance Laws.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

At q Court Of Probate holssn a. SS6y5a
.Oithin and for the Pist let pf sSAsyon on the
23d day Of Januzry, A. ID. 1895 '8''Fs's ! >
Present, Chas. f., Sedgpick, Esq- .ystlge.
YSHE Executors of the last will and testa.
l. noent Of John q. Repaeits latepf Sharon
the Estate insotvent. and prayed she appoih,-
ment of Commissioners thereon /: II 10 order.
ed, that Commissioners tos receive, exain.
inc. and ADJUST the claims Of the creditors OF
said Estate. be appointed, ut, The Probate
Office IN snid district on the 9Th day OF Feb
ruary 1645, at 0 o'clock in the forenoon: And
that all persons interested il said estate, NAV
be notified thereof, tho said Executors will
cause this order TO be published In "a newspa-
per printed in L;tchfeld. and post IA. copy
thereof on the public sign. post nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt ia said
sharon. 4 Atrue copy of record, ssrsa
20 ~ u ,.,,, CHAs. r. SEDowIsK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

Fifty fest Of the Housatonic Railroad were sweep,
away. near Canaan. by the late storm. and the pas
senger train was only saved from being prscPitase
upon the breach IN cOassqpsnce Of the freigh
train being observed standing 1t heedgspf the gap
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

10 The Hartford Times approves Of the vote Of
Seymour. Simons, and Stewart, in favor Of Texas
land Perpetual Slavery; but condemns the vote Of
+ Mr. Catlin against the iniquitous measure. The
Times says-toa 1ss a8 z@ ka#sesa
80 But we cannot conceive how Mr.. CArr1r could
give his vote the Wing side of he Ho,sse. on
this most important question Of the session. If he
can recoocile his vote with bis dutyto his friends
ne can do more than we think he can. Ifhe is ep-
posed to the admission Of Texas then he has acted
honestly in falling into the ranks Of the Wings on
this question, and the people should understand the
matter a. il is For one Ne regret that MI. Calm
saw fit to vote as he did
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06
DIED.

IN Warren, Jan. II. Aaron .Granniss, aged rs.
In Stockbridge, Michigan, Sep. 10th, Siias Be-
bee, aged SO, and the next day his brother Rod
erck Behee, aged So. They were both buri-
ed from the same house and Ia the same grave
They were natives Of Waterbury,. pf' u
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

"A bill is now before the New York Assembly to
,pnaish seduction and adultery as crimes. The bill
ALSO makes ita ofimsaat sfspcs. to keep house Of
ill fame, or to rent tenement for that purpose
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

n Good .4'rangement.-Th Hartford Josrnai
has been discontinued. Sahd its subscription lis,
handed over to the Courant. The Wing cause can
not fail to be benefited by this arrangement
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

f5-Dorr refuses toaval himselfof the liberation
offered him by the legislature Of Rhode Island on
sas3nt of the requirement to take the oath Of al
legiance to- the State. .s.. ss..t.. .s..s--7
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06
sALIsBUgY. $ WoLcorrvlLLE oUrDoNE |.

.sgm& WOODBURY. FeO ), lSlo. =
Mr.. 'AnAar.--Ia Eeur last paper find piece
headed :. :. Bring o. YOUR Fat Pigsr Please state
under your Wolcottyila and Salisbury notices. that
Daniel Bacon Of Woodbury. put into his pen on the
9Th of April two pigs; one Of them weighed IS. the
{ other Is pounds. He killed them on the 14th of
January, then 10 months old One Of them weigh.
ed All, the other .45I pcunds-the united weight
s2a pounds! u there is town in the county that
can beat this, in the State, should lake TO hear
from it through your paper. wooDsuRx. Y
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TsIiE Judge OF the Court Of Pfobates for
/ the aistrictof Woodbury. has limited and
allowed six months from The date h0rcof, for
the creditors TO lhclc estate Of Alfred G. Brown
late .pf BethleH, hi said district, deceased.
Represented ins0lvent, in which 10 exhibit
their claims thereto; and has appointed sJo-
.ssph II. Bethany aud Joseph Amber, Com
s!l1lssioners 70 receive and examine said
lss.,s,l .-ad LEnAa B. sraAauE. Judge.
Y January 20, 1916 ass s.sl .ysgl.ss..., 49,
Tie subscribers give notice. that they
shalt mcetat the Office Of Joseph II. Bethany
In said Bethlem % the 10Th day Of March
and on the l9!h day of July next. nj one III
clock, 10 the aflerHQon, On each Of said daya
for the Rarpose ,Qf attending on the busihass
Of said appointment. .s 49, zsff e
! u, sea6 josEsu IL u BsLIAAg. con,,rs.
All persons indebted To said Essase, are
requested to make immediate paymentto
S6s .HARoLD BRowN. Adninistraior.
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8staa! a true copy OF record. 81 "a. -
i 4 asqs ATHANIEL PERRy. Judge. n

DY virtue of an order from The Court Off
- Probate, forthe. District of Litchlieidvc
I will sell all the real estate assigned "a nsass
by Daniel III. Farnunl, FOR the benefit Of hiss
creditors, OF. private safe. Said pfoparty~
consists Of 4 Dwelling House, Barn.. anstV =
other Out Houses. and abgpt thirty eight .
Acres of Land Also. atopt ten acres lo6o
Woodland. ALSO, said Farnsnn's right ing
he estate Of Joseph Farnun, aereased.ss as1s
If any Of said property Esmains un-
sold on the 20,h day Of March. 1854 the
equity Of redemption will be sold 1public
auction, oD3the 2Oth dayef March nextsat
one o'clock, r. NJ. atihel dwelling house of,
said Farnsin1. sosli Tepisl = 83ot agsss4 hs1:.
DANIEL L. DENToN. Assignee g. Trustees. III
Bethlcn, Jan. Is. l645. .a1R ,agaiS6sg
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

0c.The g Democratic State Convention assem-
bled at HARTFORD yesterday for the nomination of
ticket to. be beaten by the wings in April
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

? Second Distt The NThigs Of the, New-Ha.
ven and ,Middlesex District have nominated SAM.
UEL D. HusnAnD. q hdiddIstown. As their candi-
cate for Congress- Although dsfeated two years
ago, there can be no doubt presume Of his cleo
ton this time. ~ e&@ s@&s q ~ u ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06
4@sa,, Ia District If Litchfeld, s..
LIZ - Probate Conri, Jan. I6th, 1870. 4 Fl

TyREDER!CK PHELPS Or LitchieId, III
said district, having on the 3fst day Of
Dec. 1874 made an assignment Of certain
estate, personal, to Jannah B. PhelpsUf Tor
rington and Levereit w. Vessels of Litch4
field. In said district, ip trust for the benefit
of his creditors, the Judge of the court nf
probate for sail district has appointed
Messrs. Theron Beascsh sainna .Giaeap III. Eiai.
lister, both Of said Liichfield, commissioners
70 receive, examine, and Hdjnstg the claims
of aal those who were the. CREDITORS Of the
said Phelps al the time Of such sssighnle1f.
and has limited and allowed Six months
from this ileth day OF January 1s45. to said
creditors. wiihinwhich time 20 exhibit their
claims 70 said commissioners. and all
claims not presented within said fit2,eNwilt
be barred recovery az any awaits of said
properly DO assigned iufSusts
h. Certified by DouGLAs WArsow, Clerk.
The subscribers hereby. give. notice that
they shall meet at the Office 1T Gideon n.
.Iniister, ii said Titchfieid. on the l6fh dav
OF March, and On the 24ah day of July 1916.
At O'Clock in the afternoon. on each afsahi
days for the purpose ofhitendihg to the boz
siness Of their said appointment an n Il 3aaz
THERON BEAcH,ssa '&a}gr.lL,.s.
.GpEoE H. KloGIIsgER, oo" rs.
n, Litch6eld, Jan. 18th, 1916. as
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DsCeIgjssg.MOssse FOE. SSyEe.

UsCetGsssg.AH OssSe Tor Safe. 2
THE House formerly owned and occupi-
Il ed by Rev. Jonathan Brace pleasantly
situated In North Street. with 10 rood Barn,
and about two acres of Land. One half Of
the purchase money. can remain on mort
gage II desired. IL not sold previous to the
first Of April next. il will be rented for one
year from that time. For further partieu-
lars enquire at the Bank af n
q. r DAVIS. VI
LitchfeIl. 9TH Feb. 1SA6. 4wis37
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n O - & q -

- - - - RI
THE subscriber anticipating newarrange-
= mems lin business the coming spriug. re.
quests all persons having unsettled accounts
with him 10 call and adjust the same .imme.
dia;eiy. WI. SMEDLEY. sFl
South Farms, CT. Feb. !. 1875 II
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

y01-The Wings Of Salisbury, it will be seen, are,
as usual. assake to duty. We trust our friends in
every townin the county are making the necessary
preparations for the frs. Monday iaApriL
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

8S-A very large anti-annexatsan Convention of
delegates from the several towns. ii Massachusetts,
was held at Fanueil Hall on "Wednesday last, which
was very eloqnsRtlR addressed BY some 81 he most
distinguished nSn y Eiiat State. An Address to
the.People Of ~ Haiaed States was unanimoaslg
adopted. whieh - asabt not is very sound one,
though we han MI i0dnd time to read il. d
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

FAtG CONyf Of PT0bdEe holden al Ne.c- Milford, I
,cihin and for ihe district Of NeiU- M ford
on The 27th dey N gaaH9sy, le4s n +. 80
TSTAFE Of Richard d. Lines. laiet0f Z
Il said Newt ilford deceased. The ADJ
ministraicr represents The esipie insolveiIts
and prays the appointment 9i CQ1lIDisslor-s !.
ersihere0n: yGhereupon ofdsss thuk Com :
missioners To- receive, examine glid dust !.
the claims Of the creditors 81 sasd estate be. .
appointed at the Probate Office iEr said New
Milford on she 10Th day Of February 1S45.
persons Interested in said estate may BE- no.
iiSed thereof, the Administrator will sbilsa
this order \ 10 be- published in a nerispps'
per printed 10 Litchhe!d and post eaRs4
thereof 4on the public siesapost neafest ~. y
place where the deceased last dweIt ia said /,
New. Milford. 81 aef Fsse s.,.s' -. - q 81
.t3ags.ss true copy Of record. .s.a.l s. ~. "
: eAfr n aG.sTLS
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Hon. Daniel Webster made d very able and in
genious argument before the Supreme Court RI the
United States last week, against the Constitution.
atty Of the Massachusetts Temperance Laws.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-02-06

ERIlE 6OFaTtDershin heretofore existing
between lfiE n With md g. r WEIGH
pndeE the name and firm Of WELCH y CO,
is this day BY mutual consent dlssoEt ed. ! AL
peFsons indebted 10 sgf4 Company on Book
are requested 70 call apd seiEIk The same ~
note OF otherwise. 100 ,1E. y. WELcll, E
Feb, 4, l645. q. r. WkLcii:: p
!, The business WI he continued 81 the old
stand by n. p WAECE. where abe fayors Of
our Old1cnstomefaw be thankfully receive
ed. ~ aga7 HfAsS7lla ii H. r. WEIcsaH,'.., ,
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THE EN0U6IgER.



CowcREss.--Ths Senate Committee have mot re-
ported on the Texas resolutions. The impression
noys is, that the Committee will report against the
passage Of the resolutions. and thsk fheir report
will be eOncurred in BY majority Of the Senate
The Richmond Wing speaks yeyy csn6dently on
the subject, and says neither MIR. Rises. Mr. Bar
row, nor Mfr. Jarnagin, whom the Tsisuns ranked
as doubtful, wiIlVots for it. "Inne. says hs Wing
we believe It sin all turn out 10 Be another case Of
much ado about nothing" and that the People Of
the United States numbering IS millions, and ha-
wing territory esough already, to seat and feed
300 millions Of souls. will for the present, be sat
isied to dispense with Texas, and leave thes Loan
Star" alone with her glory" We think it more
probable that Texas. will annex Mexico after 4
while, tb an that the United States will now annex
Texas -44 @# s.a5@51a@ q a<ss@4
The House, since the passage Of the Texas res
olution has been exclusively engaged in discussing
the Oregon Bill. "A proviso has been added hya
vote of IS to So, that there shah be neither slave
ry nor involuntary servitude in the Territory.