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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND Loss or LIFE.
We have before US, says the N. o. Picayune Of
the l4th inst, copy of a letter from Mr.. Wig
gins, boarding officer of the Custom House, to
the Collector at this port, giving the details of
dreadful explosion that occurred on the tow
boat Pilot, Capt. Brown, on the 10th inst. At
noon the Pilot was in the act of going along
side the brig Pioneer, bound up, when all other
boilers gave way with terrible coacussIon.-
So violent was the explosion that a part Of the
boat was thrown into the air with such force as
to carry away the top-gallant mast and fore
top gallant yard of the Pioneer and otherwise
injure her. The Pilot is i complete wreck
The Pilots at the Balize, Immediately after the
accident, sent their whale and pilot boats to the
scene of distress. BY this disaster VIM. B. Ea
gan the first engineer, was killed in all instant;
VIM. Webster, branch pilot, who was on board
the brig, and William Reilly, second engi-
neer, were badly injured; the Captain of the Pr
lot, three deck hands, and four tiremen slightly
hurt; and persons, Mr.. Davis (stearsman) Mr..
Berry, and another, are missing. MIR. Virgins
lnfers, from the nature of the wounds IN
ficted by the explosion, that there was very
little water in the boilers at the time of the ca
tastrophe, Capt. Brown and several others
were thrown from the vessel, by the concus-
sion, but were picked up by the crew Of the
brig The engineer killed was on duty at the
time
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t3-CHILDRES, suffering from Cold and Catarrhal
affections, invariably relieved by the of DR..
JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS Teg esable Erpectorant Syrup.
His remedy for Group is likewise u certain cure.
Every family should keep this article in the house
No parent oretell the hour when the life of one OF
his little ONES may depend upon its use. IT.
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E3- SECOND ADVENT. Preaching three times
TOMORROW Sunday at the ODEON, corner o.
North and Saratoga streets LEMuEL OsLEN, from
Pennsylvania, will preach Hours of servi cell in
the morning, afternoon 3, and quarter after in tine
evening Communion service in the afternoon. IT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-22

ADVANCE IN TIE PRIcE OF IaoN. The New
York correspondent of the Philadelphia Post
says iron has advanced 20 per cent. within the
last few days. The enormous number of gail
roads under contract, as well as the multiplied
uses in the shape of ships, steamers and canal
boats, as well as in the construction of dwelling
houses, mas given it an unprecedented rise on
the other side OF the water. Railroad iron cam
not be imported below $50 per ton, as the price
IN England is now $3.50; two cargoes of the
article here, in the hands of commission men,
have been Withdrawn from the market
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G3-NEW YORK AUCTION GOODS. LADIES'
Caps, spring fashion, Only each; Cloves g. and
10 cts: black Kid Gloves l2I cts Head Brushes 3 and
l2jc; Tooth Brushes in varieties; French Shoe Horns
10 each; Black Bombazine Stocks lsi cents each;
Black Satin Stocks 50 and 62t eaca; Collars Is
and 2jc each Scar so cts; Scissors 10 and l2I CENTS
Razors IS and 81 .c German Silver Butter Knives 25c
each Lead and Table Spoons %, 37 and IS cts. set;
Soap in boxes of half dozen each, l5} Jet Breast
Pins and Hair Pins, 6, and l2ic each: Lamp Mats
each Comb Brushes 81 and 81 each in fact all
kinds OF Combs, Brushes, and Fancy Goods almost
daily receiving and run off at low prices, for cash.
Right on the corner of Baltimore and Charles Sis.
mh2l-3t@ MORTIMER & MOWBRAY.
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an1ertran Repabltran,
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAR. 90, 1916

THE WEEKLY CLIpPER. This days num-
Der OF this cheap and popular Journal contains
the interesting proceedings of the two Metho-
dist Conferences the attest foreign and domes-
TIC news; city Intelligence; sentence OF Me-
Curry; correspondence The Beggar and The
Banker" story; Horrors of MlllcT!sm;'
desperate Attack of Pirates" besides the
Markets, prices of stocks, and various other
matters of interest. Price, only s. per year,
or cents per copy.
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Coal. Two acts were passed at the late SEES
sion of the legislature, providing tor the Weigh
ing and measuring of Coal in this city by per-
sons being duly sworn. These acts will be
found in another part OF our paper, and we
think that they will be found to afford a suttl-
Gent protection TO all concerned. No person
can be appointed by the dealers in Coal to
weigh or measure the article, unless he take an
oath to give full weight or measure, and be APP
proved by the Mayor-and for violation Of his
duty, both ne and the dealer by whom he is
appointed, are subjected to penalties. The
main object desired is, to prevent dishonest dea-
lers (if such there be- from imposing false
weight or measure upon consumers, which we
believe will be fully accomplished by the acts
which we now publish
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HG3-CNlVERSALIST CHURCH. Reverend w. j..
GOss, of New York, will preach III tn UnyersalIst
Church, Calvert street, TOMORROW Sunday at
II O'Clock, A. NJ. and at u O'Clock, P. VI. II
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G3-AMERICAN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The American Republican Convention will meet on
MONDAY EVENING, oath instant, at their Room
Union Hail. corner of Baltimore street and Tripo!ett's
alley BY order,
JOHN c. HOLLAND, lsec,vs
mh23-2t WILLIAM HANNA, }9eI! -
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APPOINTMENT. Mr.. GU. Huddell has oeef'
appointed agent of the Philadelphia Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad company, IN the
place of VIM. L. Ashmead, resigned.
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SMALL FRY LOTTERY DRAWS To-
y DAY. Chances only % cents. Capital e4808.-
For this beautiful little prize call the Lucky Prize
Office of MILLER x co. and purchase a ticket
They sold M the Md Lottery, drawn yesterday, tAree
and one Of slice, quarter Nos II so 70; and still
ther of $780, in package of qrs all sold at the Lucky
Office of MILLER & co.
Draws TODAY, the Md Consolidated, Lottery,
class No. ll-6s Nos. 10 ballots, makag .. splendid
scheme for the price of tickets.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize OF S4,00U prize of ESQ
tE OOQ 300
575 9 I" 900, sc.
Tickets Si-slEfes IN proportions.
Certificate of package of % quarters only So 81
For packages, single tickets or shares of tickets, ap
ply to the old established and fortunate Office Of
MILLER & co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. PaSi streets.
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class IS, drawn
March 2l--owest prize $2i
u 63 70 So IA 36 26 10 60 81 10 % IS 81 SO
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DI r ID

On the 2lst instant, after lingering ;ilness, Miss
ELLEN, daughter of Mr. Edward Rogers, of Philadcl-
phia, in the 2lst year Of her age.
On the 18th inst. SoFHtA G. DEBurrs, wife of the
late DR.. E. DeButs.
On the aOh inst JoHm NJ. GRIFFIN, in the 9th year
Of his age
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10 FIFTH CAPITAL, sold to a citizen of Bali
more, by WILSON s. Co, Office Basemcat of the
City Hotel. 10 % 3d. ,l70-cass "a, drawn yester-
day. The drawn Nos are
IS SIS 10 - % 90 "a 30 50 36 81 10 y %
mh2l .3tt
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HOLLlDAY-ST, Prime Office,
,- FLETCHER s. co. {
TYyHE MAGNIFICENT LOTTERI 10

HOLLlDAY-ST Prime Office,
t.- FLETCHER s. co.
UNHE MAGNIFICENT LOTTERIES 10
IL be drawn next week are well worthy the atten-
ton of adventures generally. Our patrons and 9th
crs at distance respectfully solicited to give
trial. Orders meet prompt attention and handsome
returns made when sent to this office.
$4,000, MONDAY, tickets 81.
SO, 900, TUESDAY, tickets 50.
S25.000, WEDNESDAY,, tickets S8.
$4,000, THURSDAY, tickets S.
$4,000 FRIDAY, tickets 81
5000, SATURDAY, tickets g.
JAMES FLETCHER s. co.
Ii BaltlTaore, Md
a THEM AGAIN! NJ DOYLE'S CAPI-
IA tai PRIZE DEPOT, No. l44 PRATT STREET,
opposite the Railroad Depot, (next door to Brad
sflaw's United States HOtel.) singular of good
luck still continues this lucky Office. is only
cessary to purchase a ticket, and after the drawing
hire cart OF dray convey the specie away. Do not
delay any longer, but make all speed to some
of the magnificent prizes to be disposed of this week.
THURSDAY, capital $4,000, tickets "a, shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize 81 900, tickets s2s, shares in
proportion
SATURDAY the favorite Thomas Thumb scheme
capital $4,000, tickets ST. halves so cts quarters 25c
Certificates of packages of % whole tickets will be
issued at Sl2, halves SIS. quarters So. Now is your
chance for young fortune by small outlay. For
any of the above capitals apply to the right place.
liberal discount will be paid 10 persons who Dur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest riety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, share. All orders PER
nah or otherwise, addressed To
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street.
u laI Opposite B. 4 @. R. F. Depot,
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A l. NJ A Ma C.
MARRIED.

On the Goth instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Shrigley, J.
srApLaToN RoGERs TO Miss LYpfA NJ. youngest
doughter of the late Robert Cummins, all of this city
On the 1874 inst. by the Rev. G w. Musgrave, Mr.
ROBERT McC0HAs TO Miss CHARLOTTE ANN SMtrg.
son. AT the time, by the same, Mr.. AqurLLA
AMOS to Miss ISABELLA McCoMAs.
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SUICIDE. Mr.. Geo. Glenn, respectable
citizen of Pitts6urg, but unfortunately addict
ed to intemperance, committed suicide in Jail,
where he had been placed at the request Of his
wife, on Tuesday.
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MURDER AT AUBURN PRIsoN. A cold blood
ed murder was committed at the state prison
at Auburn on Sunday, the 18th lust While
the convicts were returning to their cells from
the chapel, prisoner named Wyatt stabbed
another named Gordon, killing him almost in
stantly.
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Come old and young, come one and all,
Aud help to roll the Temper Ball
~ The "Washlngon Temperance Society" will
hold an EJperieacs meeting at their Hall on MON
DAN EVENING, 2iLh inst. The public and the min
istry are respectfully invited TO attend
WIN. TUMBLINSON,
T. c. QUARRY,
mh212t isl ]. SCOTT.
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To CoRREspoNDENrs We have not room
to-day for the second communications OF Benz
Franklin, but 1t shall appear on Monday next
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OuR Book TABLE. From Messrs. armstrong
s. Berry we have received "Harper's llumina-
ted and New Pictorial Bible" No. 81. 1t IS
unnecessary for US to say a word in favor of
this splendid edition of the Holy Bible. Also,
"Thrlwal's History of Greece" No. and
last. Also, "The Maiden" Story for my
Young Countrywomen-by T. S. Arthur. Oar
readers are familiar with the writings of Mr.
Arthur, and know them to be Of practical
character always aiming to inculcatd sound
morals, industrious habits; and social improve
ment. His ''young countrywomen' will do
we'll to give this volume u perusal.
From Mr.. |. p. Cook-An Improved Cram
mar of the English Language, on the lnduc-
tive System; for the use of Schools and Acad-
omies, and Private Lcarners-hy the Rev
Bradford Frazel, late principal of Elizabeth
Female Academy, Washington, Miss. Also,
an interesting little volume entitled, "Stories
Of the American Revolution; comprising
complete American History of that great ma
tonal event"
From Messrs. Shuri; g. Toyl3r-Graham's
Magazine and Godey's Lady's Book, for April;
both beautifully embelIshed and filled with in
teresting matter. We notice that these publ
cations have been copyrighted Also, the
Pictorial Bible, No 81. And several copies of
the London Punch and the Illustrated Lon
don News.
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EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
~ Small Fry, Small Fry. This day the Eyer.
TONS offer the capital prize of $4,000 for only 25 cts
full package of22 whole tickets in this little favore
costa but $3.50 risk, halves Sc IS % quarters only
So 81 and single package may contain the hghesl
prizes in the lottery. We feel confident that it falls
to our lot sell the high prize of $4,000 simply from
the fact that have had capital in every lottery
this week. and intend to keep up the fire by enrichng
some one of our lucky customers to- day.
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery are.
Il 50 20 So IA &c 26 10 60 SO 10 % Is 81 SO
For the truly fortunate tickets, appiy at
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South-st and Exchange Place; or
1t Corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
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NAVAL. Commodore Sloat shifted his flag
from the Shark to the Levant, on his arrival at
Calico on the Goth December. The U. S. fri
gate Savannah, Capt. Armstrong, and the
sloop of war Warren, were Oh the Coast OF
Mexico OIL the 18th January, and were expect
ed at Lima in a month. The following U. S.
vessels of war were in the Pacific in January:
Savannah, Warren, Leyant, Shark and Relief
eide, or was murdered, near Columbia, Mo, on
the night OF the 93d alt. lie was intoxicated
at the time.
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A.,xA FOR SALE-A FIRST RATE STAND.
fEsEf The subscriber being DESTROYS Of quitting bust
aslal ness and going IN the country, will sell his
-nA~@property for less than cost, and receive pay
meats to suit, half cash and the balance in d. and
months. If desired will sell it for $500 less than
cost, it being in one of the best neghborhsods many
Improvements going up there and the best water with
ia few steps of the door Ii is first rate stand,
have kept store years there. 1t has plenty of
room there being rooms floor, besides good
cellar. Apply at the north east corner Of GAY and
MONUMENT-STS., o. T. mh22-eo3t'
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SILKS, SHAWLS, LAWNS. &c.
rNHE SUBSCRIBERS have received uer In

yFNHE SUBSCRIBERS have received per late
Il importal0ns, a large and rich assortment of
SILKS; 'SHAWLS; LAWNS and Spring DRY
GOODS generally. They also call attention to very
superior lot Of BARNSLEY SHEETlNG, embracing
American PRINTS; White DRESS GOODS, of Plaid,
Striped and Plain JACONET; Swiss and Cambria
MUSLINS; Curtain Muslins, and few sets of hand
some CURTAINS.
The above goods, with others, comprising we'll Sc
lected stock Of Family attcles will be offered on fair
and reasonable terms
r. McELDOWNEY x co.
No. 1853 BalamoTe street,
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DRINTS! PRINTS!! Just received, 5oOo
IL PRINTS of one hundred different Kinds. Price
per dozen s7k cents; per one hundred 20.
Also, LOOKING GLASSES and FRAMES, ioAiA
and llxl5, at the lowest cash prices, hy
HUMPHREY MOORE, 1852 Prattst.,
mh2l-3t few doors above U. 5. Hotel.
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FIX EIGT HTS To PHILADELPHIA.
Dry Goods l2 cts per 100 s, Groceries, Sc 10 cents
No TRANSLUCENT.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Philadelphia, Whining
&ssEsHaHS ~ ton and Baltimore Rail Road
1921 49, Company have made ample
ssR-sfR5-ES2G*1an permanent arrangements
10 transport all goods and commodities that may offer,
between the cities Of Baltimore and Philadelphia, daily
(e1cep Sundays) at the above very reduced rates.
FREIGHrS will be received at the Company's Depot,
corner o! President and Fleet streets, between the
hours of A. NJ. and P NJ. aud be promptly for
warded as directed.
SpecjGt contract, for freghts will be made ii desired
by The car load or otherwise.
MIRO A. CRAWFORD, AGENT.
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l3-LEvIN's SATURDAY AMERICAN is ex-
pected al 8 O'Clock this morning.
THE TOWN will be here at that tine
BENEFITS HERALD will arrive at o'clock
The Columbian Magazine has arrived, also GOdry's,
Grahsm'S, ArthBr's, &C. SC.
The above with variety Of CHEAP pUBLiCA-
TIONS, may b, had of .
CHAS. A. HINCKLEY, ia.
ll3 Lombard ST. door West of Light
WANTED-A small boy who read with taci-
ty, for whom small compensation will be allowed,
Apply as above. IT.
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nUFFIELD'S SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
III We are now receiving a supply of these supe-
rior Family HAMS, to which we invite the attention
of Hotels and lovers of fine Hams in general.
THOMAS PENNlMAN Il co.
mh2l A.. TAr1 II Bowly's wharf
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m5-2m G. z. WETMORE co.
rsyHE GOOD WORK GOES BRAEvLY
IL ON AT THE PRIZE OFFICE OF EMORY &
CO. They sold in yssterdays drawing ofthe Md.
ticket, citizen. Also Nos. l3 II g. $500 per
quarter packags of tickets sent to Annapolis, Md and
still another of $50, in half ticket, sold TO lady
the result Of calling az the lucky depot for Prizes, the
office of the all lucky fam of Emory & Co. Call in
and purchase in The Beautiful Small Fry to be drawn
this day
THIS DAY will be drawn the Frederick Female
Seminary Lotto " class LIS Nos. and 10 ballots
SPLENDID iSCHEME.
! prize of sS' Oo0 ! prize of s aSS
A'S S9s 200 &c.
Whole tickets Sl-shasss in proportion.
Certificate ola package Of % whole tickets Sl3 50
halves Sc rs, quarters, SO 81, eighths 81 g.
Drawn Nos Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class
IS, drawn March 2I-lowest prize S2s
II 60 70 S. IA 80, DC 10 90 81 10 % 25 SLIGO
Q5- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY CO., No. 2 Calvert-st',
II Baltimore, Maryland.
VNHE THIRD capital PRIZE IN THE
IL SCHEME SOLD BY SCHOOLFlELD &, co.
YESTERDAY. They sold to Nos 10 DC co a srze of
81 100 patron of this city. Nos Is II SO prize of
$500 sent to Chamberburs- Nos. 25 SO SO and e6 90
SO sach good prizes sold to citizens.
Nos Md Cons Lottery, class IS, drawn March 81,
II s. 70 s. II SO % 10 60 81 10 % IS 81 GO
Q5-Draws TODAY, the beautiful scheme of Nd.
Consolidated f TaE ytS slPfs Al ARE:
prize of $4,000 prize of Sla0
4" goo 6 39g
SIS 2 =" Geo, sc.
Tickets 81; halves so; quarters Csc;
In which Scheduled & Co. will sell on ceeiasate
packages of "a whole tickets for only s35o
g sa!l :: 6 81
% eighth GO l65
For the goodprizes be sure and call on the ever for
tuiiate
SCHOOLFIELD s. Co,
No. l Calvert street,
1t First office from BaGsnOre street.
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90 CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 251 BROADWAY,
one door from Shakespeare street, East Baltimore.
nhi4-lw" LII. MULLEN.
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FREIGHT AVID PASSENGER TRAIN.

fnEiUhI AND fASSES6hR TRAIN
FARE ONLY 80 CENTS THROUGH.
The Conpany's Freight Train will leave daily lex
cept Sunday at O'Clock, p. NJ. A PASSENGER
CAR is attached to this Train, arriving in Phadel
plia early next morning. Fare only 30 cents.
{G3- The Return Mail Passenger Trains leave Phia-
delpha respectively, at O'CLOCK p NJ, and lO!, p.
NJ, The Freight Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia
at 5 O'Clock, ?. VI. A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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me- w. TILYARD,
HI SURGEON DENTIST, EsrAw-sr.,
fe5-3m 81 door north of Lombard-st.
FuNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. BRITAIN
II MA WARE. Last received lot of BRITAIN
MA and JAPANNED WARE. For sale very lou at
No North Howard street
m5-2m C.R. WETMORE & CO
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MERCHANTS BANK,
Baltimore, March Goth, le45.
TIME stockholders of this Bank are hereby noun
Il ed that an election for twelve Directors VIII be
held at their banking house on MONDAY, the 9Th
May next, between the hours of 10 ard O'Clock
mh2 ID. SPRiGG, Cashief.
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G3-CoRONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gayst. mhl2-ly
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PUBLIC MEETING

~ sccfhsncs "lh The public neiee given Ir several
a'-s me''hl al The elitz MS Of kannNh "A.
,'n".a IN The courthouse IN Charleston. on Monday
- " bn"haf' Esq was called TO the chair. and
.'ah'. II frs appsialed Nccrpsry
on lnolt'n 81 Andrew PARKS. the chai, ,,o.i,,.a j..
f"H'-l''sr 81 I've, 2: Andrew Parks Gre, " Snn,
iAT's' Sl'eef ta.ftk Jnu Lewis y Robert A rL.n,n.
rfn, la dia" np aia frr Resolutions Ion the ro,sis.
ZION "i Ibis meel4al ~ IA
Alter sfoti TINT sad mniifee rfn5r,,d ib. cll,
"E s'u - !" h'h, havu been discussed aud sun,
ported by hessrs. 1h0npron Snnnrf.and p ,n,ns,nn
Sr,e unanimously adopted: -
ihe c''i1ts "i The county of ksnawh, feelnr deely
'sfm own pli aii1as. std lznr wi,h thse n a..
"n''r western division 81 le STATE and heey mo this
10 - 30 an-pirn. p~liad io presenting h,ir o,ia, s,
10 The public with IA tbet r.tr.s.. md i -, =,
f'N''u.ns ppm Tie subject 10 the Glluviuc ts,,l,
lions: '"
- he.fiss5, That the present constitution Of vi,.
ihs - ~ mshy f'speci. very in,per(ert md iIly d.
49, ahs"tf lh- afra purposes Of an enlightened
Assh 81 efsahe 3a@, aud ought 10 be .,eedv ,l,e,I
- sod sh"i, and ne~ one adopted m Ms stead
kes,isea, Tia; that f,atare If tho cnns,,,n,,,,
lEsa''"R ara of'sfnning thr Representation of The
'iar ny t'o.f@Ih'cs' o. ur3are, is Nitiout orn,,le
~" ,fi"'ifsn sed irfoing, IT daes yrluali, Ia ans
$3.50 sJ'sis Of Ne population onl voters II .he
e'm"',ns ralih. esnnn be tolerated hg Q rffe f,sl
.. k.s,sed. fbal me rreierce of our Easier, mr.
w. 's' Claiming msbTiy If he REPRESENTATIVES in The
s~asisnip. notwithstanding tier nifntity In mint II
s'o"h' ma 'n"y are The larger property hslj-
e"' ana pay greater amaip II the taxes raised q,
We suppm 81 government. and Thai Property onsbi IN
represented as well as per.pns and by such an ad
~ 70 give properly The prepunderaiing influence
," the t'dy ppl.ie. without reason. and hs,ile =, ,e
cssdinsl principles Of free government, NV
= nes.is~d. Thai the E-srs expressed BY the Eas,
mat ihef Slave pfopery would be unsafe and
70 " :ndaiy saed, II the West should be anw.d fle
srenosnry, In HE legislative fa3uncs If the s,,,o
""'e" h1f ppaison. and number of snters rnii,Is
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