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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

v The Loco Focos of Moaroe County recently
hsld numerous Delegate Convention at Rochester
to nominate odd Hunker' candidates for Judges,
Canal Officers. &c. to be sen, in to the Senate by
Gov. Wright and thus appointed They resolved
tha, they were in favor of Old Hickory. Young
Hickory. Texas all Oregon land nothing SHORTY
California. the Sub Treasury, thorough revision
of the Tariff Douglasss and casss resolutions (now
cold as wedge.l and the selection of all State
OEoers down TO Aue:ioneers" by Popular Suffrage.
tThey seem to have forgotten that the Auction Mo.
nopoly was abolished during the first year of Whig
asoendancy.l They proceeded 10 give the following
smart rap to Gov. Wrish, and his Lieutenant for
thelr Barnburning propensities
"Rsso.psd, That we approve of the course of State
policy thus far ably pursued by Gov. Wright and LII
Gov. Gardiner. and trust thar while they shall up
hold the standard of radical sound and progressive Do
raooraoy with anwaveTing hand es r! sysr he
sSfatsoe Of er and stations TO &c made f by
dsssnisS disturb ,hs Aaraosy Giscor in
~ rsnks Of tss Democratic Jdaiy They elected
BY the Democratic party carry out the cardinal mea,
seres OF ihat psrtyand and believe they de-
sre and intend do. wthoa, taking sides with any
ion Of tho party, where fundamental principle is
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

Observation-Disclosures the unfavorable
selection OF evening thar of New Years high
y respectable meeting OF persons favorable the Abo
tien OF Capital Punishment was held al Union Hail.
committee of five, consisting of AID Burbank Doct
Goodrich John E. Cammeyer, A. J. Spoouer. and NJ
Reynolds was appointed to draft Constitution nomi.
officers for city society and to call another ues,
Ing Henry Russell Esq was appointed Chairman. ]. S.
Schultz and A J. Spooner, Secretaries Mr. Spooner
addressed the meeting considerable length setting
forth many powerful for the Abolition OF Legal
Killing.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03
MARRIED :

O, New Years Eve Dec 2lsr By Rev NJ Ed~ln r
Hs.F,id ISAAC P. THOMPSON and CAIhAA4Sh L
RAPALIE both OF This CiIy.
Norwich CO. papers. please copy; -. y;,,,., g..
AZ Albany 3I:t alt John D. CaEls 10 Mary Hc'ocN
ooh Charles Daniels 10 Rachel Vo!k; Thomas '" an
Astync TO Sarah E. Pessc 18th, Charles E Af'n! 10
Ca,ha-iae NJ Fahen. ,,..L
At Sing Sing 23d Andrew ?. Sutton 10 Eliza "Eisa'
1+,h. David Peyion 10 Marths D. Requa-
AZ Rochester Dec - Willis .. Fitch 10 Martha hoSS
A, Peekskii ls,h D. E Clapp 10 Fanny A. haf' oi A.
York
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03
An R,sh. with the General Banking Law

The Senate and Chancellor, sitting as high Court
Tor the Correction Of Errors have rercrsed the unan.
n'oss decision OF our sta,es Supreme Cour, that
he General Banking Law is unconstitutional and
have pronounced IL constitutional and valid by the
following vote.
For Rersrsal-Lt Governor the Chancellor. Senator.
Bsckus Barlow. Beers. Bocsee Bnrnhars Deyo En-.
mons Folssm. Hard Jones' Lo;t Porter aud ssdgwick
is.
For Atsrmence-Senators Hand Lester, Scove Smith,
Tslcot,, Varpey and Wight
This decision is final thsre being no higher ribu-
nal to appeal TO So the ieneral Banking Law
stands firm. We regard this as mos, jus, and sal
utary decision and congratulate the People of our
State that this long vexed question is at las; put ai
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

E The annual dinner of the New-E England So.
cieiy of New Orleans given at that city the 2d
ult Hon s S PSxNrIss present and addressed the
company in speech which has elected considerable
praise from the newspapers, The following was one of
the regular ,oasts
..Nso England Motirs-Like Roman matrons, they
glory in no Jewels bur their children Air Waltz"
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

q On Sunday night last new building on
Third at Pittsburgh, occupied BY Mr.. Henry Mobiles,
Upholsterer was destroyed o5 are supposed TO have
been communicated by design The building was IL
sured This Is the first fire which has occurred IN tie
Burnt District since the dsaS.Tou. ire OF April last
= The Governor OF Virginia has granted Hun
:er Hill roU under sentence death for inc murder Of
Asel saish, respite toE enc me2fa.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03
This MORNINGS MAIL.

SALE OF TIE RAlLRoAo.-1he Raieisn aaa !.
CASTOR Railroad sold ysseray oy 'ne
.bs S.are purs,,snt 10 advertisement heretofore
Fl. ExceIlrncy Governor GRAHAM bid S3o3OCg tns
sorar due the State under the sst mortgage itn ae
-u;ps interest: and other bid being made me fpse
rss ,ccordirs,y knocked down the state mus nas
an Improvement which publicspirited 'ndvidnais
abou, million and half cf money been purchased oy
the Stare for ths comparatively Iihng sum OF So9uvo
, ,bs xill prove profitable investment for the state
rsnnot ADM, OF doubt while the pubic hsve graran'
tT thai this important public highway viii be keP5rp
y '-' Raleigh O. c. Register, 'oth at
~ A Joint committee of the General Assembly
of TESSEssEE has been appointed 10 collect ana report
cnect MI the information they with regard TO me Ia
ci,es Of prosecu;in. manufacturers hn; the ?eov o.
the other States rlay be aparscd Of me saxanA.S
Tennessee holds 10 the capitalist s1o iiAi 1
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03
Harbor improvements

We are Indebted to the Washington correspond
Of the Commercial Advertiser FOX TIE following list
.; appropriations for the support and preservation Of
Government Works in the Ear5ors the Atlantic and
the Lakes and 10. the improvement the Navigation of
the Principal Rivers proposed by bill introduced in the
House Of Representatives on "Wednesday:
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

subscriptions received TO The semI-weeliy.

MORMON MoyENESTs.-Ciovernor ord has been
imporuned 20 remove the military force from Hancock,
stationed there p.eyen. farther attacks between the
Mormons and their enemies. Taxing the advice how.
ever the gentleman 20 whom ne committed the duty
directing The operations OF snA body Of troops
ne declines do under h belief the withdraw
al acting they DO in the capacity OF strong police
Orce would De The signal for OF hosi-
ies suppress which the aid Of large number Of men
would be required
TAaPIco.-The schooner Gold H1nuess, Capt.
Church. arrived yesterday from Taupico. Capt c. in
forms that be sailed from aransas on the lsh Sovern.
oe- and arrived Tanpco on tie 24th where he WIS
ordered by the authorities OF the place TO coumuni
WIKI the shore the officer OF the port assigning as
reason that the schooner from eueuays port In
the port OF Tspcc there rUo rnerot war schoon.
and from 1000 TO 1900 Mexican troops were eucap-
ed in the neizhoorhood OF Tampico under the command
Of Cen Peredes. IN O. Times. Dec "a
FROM ST. DoMIsGo.-The schooner arch, Capt.
Robinson, arrived &, Charleston Monday morning.
iron Port Pai1- (St- Domingoj in distress He states
that previous 20 his departure the French army had
turned rom the Spanish part The Island the Cape;
and that the Domnicsns had taken fort on the frontier
and puttte whole garrison consisting OF about l6o Hay
,tels. 10 death
HAYTL-By an arrival al Philadelphia from Cape
Haytten, the Z. S Gazette sdvices confirming tie
received here by the Hecla- Capt Hoyt The par.
Agent are fully stated, and somewhat unavorable re.
marks concerning his character INDUCED IN Cape
Hayden hAs been formally declared the capital and all
the ocers OF the government EE-e been ordered re-
aide here. TIE E=yt:rn irst cor-.s.iag qf crye.t.
aid tive soo.ers. a-s een sided by ,he purchase o.
the Schooner i,3a peIe.i OF EiAdeipG!a Coffee co.,
lngsd 70 edYsSeo IN pEica
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03
Thus when the lamp that lighted
The traveller, a. once goes out,
He teels indeed bcnigh;ed


Let him not despair however desperate hts condition may
seem Hundreds ot cases unptomsIng have been Cured
by that inesnsble preparation Sandss Sarssparla Give
il trial. Nor would recommend 1t for scIouia aoGe'
Erupon oil their various phase', ulcers OF every knd
rheuuasn liver disease Indigestion BDguo and torpdy
of The general system many other complaints cs be
relieved and cured by his valuable combination OF Geer'
gent, tonic, and aperient
Prepared Gnd Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. 4 D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fultop-st. New-fors-
Sold 273 Broadway n East Broadway and by Drug
gis;s generally throughout he United SLaes Price 81 1er
bottle. Siz bottles for S5.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

e Mr. CRoswELL, OF the Albany Argus, con-
radic,s positively that he had engaged to leave Al
bapy for Washington. 10 help edit The Union. he
does not say iha, the report of his prospective 70
areseas FROM tie Argus 10 also saieaAdsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03
Court Calendar.

clacu1T Coukr-MOnday.-NOs. Is TO p, oS7, $50,
26 TO 2e, l, l07. i, IS.
CoaIoS PLEE-Pubished or Thursday
The jan term OF the Superior Court Will commence
,rM Mnrnda
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

r55s The COURT FOR THE CORRECTIONS OF Err
aoRs completed yesterday the acors OF the year having
decided all the causes that have been heard during that
time The Court anew the hearing OF causes
tomorrow. Its sitting to-day will OF course end with
the swearing in Of the Senators. Alb. Arg lst.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

oursIDx-Faa Pose-Mr. Fontanss Concert Mr..
Dixoa's Speech on Nasvisn; Haysi Book Notices &c.
Fen-h Pas.-Lesser from Springfield, H.. saies OF
Stocks; Marine Hews; Li,r of Letters. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

e A personal servant of Napoleon, who left
aim a; 81 Helena for America named Joseph Archa-n-
baud can hes- OF something 70 his advantage b5 calling
Al the office OF he Lancaster (Pa Examiner end Herald
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

~ No complaint known 10 the human family is moro
dealnnyurg perhaps than the Sick Headache, and DR..
Spohn who succeeded IL compoundinx remedy
for this complaint de,Ires ali TO test is virtues Sold at 81
Cortland-lL IL 2sCd
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

LoNcLEY's PANAcEA-Ths remarkable article for asih
ma gravel hopping cough dyspepsia stomach aud costvo
bowels l. for sale q COrtald-- and SpayleIs ONT
mcu,, warranted 10 Salt Rheum when nothing else
will No articles sold this place general quack
medicines but specific preparations for specific affections
iy cod
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

~ Merchants Mechanics and business viii
And the whig Almanac for 1876 very useful and con-
venient book of reference throughout the year. The
price is only l2i cents per copy or 81 per dozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

B THE GOLDEN RULE and Odd-F Fellows Fam
sly Companion is very handsome octavo ssper pub
isaed by E Winchester. "a Ann,st; s. per snnun,
Rev. A c. L. Arnold Editor. l, is no, surrendered to
oadEeaowshp, but has much matter of interest for all
general readers. beautiful engraved Ttle-page ap
pears with Tie number before u.s. which commences the
soaf'a Volume. We believe this work is every where
welcomed and esteemed by Odd-E Fellows as one of the
Order. Success 70 X ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

q The Boston Fire Department have been
called eas txesy.thres ZINES during Eks ast meats.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

T MIILARp FILLMORE lec,ured before the
Young Mems Association, of Buffalo, on Monday
evening. Subjeci-The General Powers taken
from the States and vested in the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

NORWICH AND WORCESTER ROUTE TO Bos
roNThe arrangements for the safety convenience and
comfort of passeu gers this route so nearly per
feet tha, not how they could be essentially i'm
proved The boats he Worcester and Ceopatrs) are in
ne running order and under the command OF polite and
experienced officers while the the Railroads
comraodious that passengers ride In them with
scarcely ess pleasure than they sit in their parors
As for speed. we do not why any body should wish
be carried Boston in less than from 10 to ii hours
especially when during that time comfortable nights
sleep may be secured There may be some improve
nent on this in years bur for the present we
are quite content and only anxious for improvements
where they are needed Those who travel this
route will receive from Captains DusTAS and BACON
well as from the several Railroad Conductors all those
attentions which they entitled, and which are es
sential their comfort and convenience at this nc!e
emf season.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

1t is amusing the correspondent of the Commercial
observes to the qualification placed opposite the
item for the Hudson River. The appropriation ia de-
ciared to be made for the purpose Of improving the
vlie above Albany and money must be spent above
that point As Watervliet is such exceedingly out
of-the-way place. and difficult TO be at TO
quire annual appropriation of 900 TO keep the
open, would IL not be well TO it the
This is the latest Democratic abstraction of the
dar
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

~ " B. PALMER tho gent OF the best News
papers of all the and principal to" Us throughout tho
country and near receives Advertisements al h' Conn
nv Nc4c,ya,sr er,is,ng agency in this boiltins-En'
-. C.s,ce n3u
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

r. Johpson's Walnut Military Soap is sod u, q Cor,
landst in quantities 10 suit customers. Those who have
used this valuable article need Information OF its great
merits others need ra of tho article after eA-
c.ute B other kinds OF shaving soap whatever is teod
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

II Aedcated Soap for tan, sun burns and sal
low skin variety Of fancy soap, perfunery &c
AGO Jo6nsous Walnut OIL Soap for shaving splendid
article sale s p Corand-sL Al the place. Tx
tract OF Sarsapaas are sold at baf less price than ohers
La 2enH
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

Go THoC ASD DO LIREwIsg."-Not many days snce
hair t!lrd with dandruf, likewise
cfy wy, s7eEs h4u-.lng notice OF pna.on's CDeui
Eaf lgssCraior Called fns.on, 2i BroedwUy, fora
ooIr OF II Tne effect Vi u. decisive oat u
dsys .Hr hsfe soA VI dandruf 10 be sern
snd his nslr sot AID glossy ee ircm greasy sppe
ace su-h IS Oil GcG pOGsdcs give Tl-feiv.e Scsss
-. VINO de=,re ya!GaD.. .0l!st -lilco
90 and 90 lAewisc."
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

, NEW YeARs DAY attractions all retained at I'll"
American useuu the Manager puts forth list OF nov
elites for TO-DAY which fail 10 call together hos,
Juveniles and families closing the anusemenls OF Ihe
holiday season Splendid performances take place this
afternoon o. .ocs and this eyeang at hapns oy al
prince of comic geniures VIM Hail. together with M haI-
ri.on Mr. WhiLlock Mrs Phips, &c. &c The Lau2hinB
Gas Dissolvug Views Giants &c on the bill con-
.i,miiny IL one of The best IN The city
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03
Bnsinsss Notires.

nE Epiros-Mr. Aberne:hy says consamptioi : raSeF.
l Of III. Lungs il these are healed and nc Lungs tse
sound the patient ge; well 1t Is fully aeoa-
trstei in the case ofay fend HancoS Esq whcn ea'
bean ,ly sauts,ed hy Mr.. w P Chnrch, where iHes
Gle. ,yer. cured by the celebrated ChronoTherDa Rene
M Doctor Tayors Geuuac Bslssa Of LverV'ori 'aade o.
SIS BoweFy. WIKI Dr. Leedss signature 10 The wrapper.
As her. are many coun,ereS ana m'ta;ions This iact
should be known 10 every predisposed to affections CT
the Throat Chest and Lungs Aso' sa 'uie remedy 't
,,hs co,ebs and Colds and can be given the mos,
delicate infant Surely such discovery Viii not be neglect
"a by the pubic The Doctor has any quantity OF 'eso
nss OF cure irom Physicians and others de says that 10
change Of temperature adequate Cause OF al diseases
and bSt here IS actually but health snd one d'ea'e
The life of the esh the h!ood; The blood Of II Is oe
the life :hereof"-L<r'iielS
This medicine destined TO SCI all other treatment 'o NE
cure o. Consumption sside. ENvsiS'S'
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

u Persoas suffering with Rheumalisp may find GER
tain cure IN the II the ndsu Vegetable Exir and Nerve
aad Bone Linnent Sold at q C0hand-st J3 32tsod
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

U The Mothers Relief by which many lives have
been saved and world OF pain prevented may be found a.
Il Cori!ani.s- p pSteod
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

T The Acadia, Capt. Harrison, lets Boston 70.
Halifax and Liverpool the atarnoon Of the Is, in..
she took ou, sxiy,elght passengers and over soeoI
legsTs.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

BAEsYs TaicoFaERors-Ths invaluable remedy for pre-
serving end b-auafyiag The hs.r still continues ranisr
i!s pre-eD!nence Of al other preparations The Ies:oS
obvious; u has ocg been N sd tie people generally
nave tested H. IL There Is spurious u
e!e called Tr.coptefous soet, go. up BY csleSrsea
qasck Of s ci, nss III tnpudezc- 10 cha.ge tcaa
p0te Be aol deceived bsIfys Is tae OILY article bsa
oe relied lsr Cleansing he Lead, rendering ms HI
soit and sIsy E.d p!eyelI II Ellas Price ony ~
c=ais sou-e- General cepot 40 Bsosdway. For So
s-so. D: most of 10 csussi.ts IN Ih1 cay.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

ROACH AND BED BuG BAss.-A sure destruction these
yerin may had q Cortlsnd-.t Also a. the
place, the elegant Stove and Crate Polish il 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

S,Spss SsRsAP,RuLA-When aher trying many rene
die. the unfortunate rnsityr scrofua nds The disease
,,i working It's mOlc-ke way among the glands and s'
SUES seekn thc seat OF life how nournIu must DE- MS
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

t1zSr The CouRr OF DEATH Painted by Rembrandt
Pee the Oldest living Artist in America. is open 10 the
public for short time only, the Exhibition Room OF
the National Academy OF Design, corner OF Broadway.
AMI Leonard.st every day. except Sunday IRON IL A.
NJ till 10 P NJ and is brilliantly lighted in the evening
This splendid and original effort of American Genius
was the rst large picture executed in this country and
is the onlv one in modern times composed on the model
recommended BY the ancient Greek writers.
twas painted in 1890 aud in the inst thirteen months
was visited by nearly rhrtyhve Thousand persons
Since them the Artist prohtng by his studies IN france
and italy and BY his increased experience Judgment
has resouched ii with great advantage, and TWO genera
tous have arisen since it has been exhibited
IL contains % agures OF size OF ite and OF every Pc
riod from infancy to old age. D'mensons-24 ee' long
l3 feet high
Ills discourse on Life hnd Death, equally interesting
to all ages and classes delivered in the universal Ian
suace of Nature the eloquence OF the painters art
which speaks by the slow progression oil words ou
strikes the heart at once with an electric glance
p,icc of nd mission, % cents
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03
City Items.

PICTURE OF NEw-YoRK IN ls46.-Homans IL
ls 2a5 Broadway, have just issued work OF which le
lille /. as follows "A PICTURE OF NEw-fohK IN le1o
with short Account of Places in its Vicinity designed
8, Guide to Citizens and Strangers with numerous
Epcravinsp, and Map of the City" l; opens WIN an
article on the Early History of the City which though
brief contains much that OF general interest THIS
followed By short history Of Washingsons Retreat Oh
The Old Jersey Prison Ship, and of the Yellow fe'ef
and Cholera Then cones General Description OF l.e
City followed by Notice Of the principal Towns II 'ie
vicinity These are followed by Description Oh '.ie
various Public Buildings in the City fext comes sS
Of the Religious Institutions their ofcers paee'
business. &c. The number of these is s. ne
lent Institutions, such Hospitals, AsyiuS &C are
next noticed Then come notices of Literary aercan'
tile Theological, Medical and Mechanical Institutions
and Places of Public Amusement The history and pre-
sep: condition of the Croton AGueduc form the subject
of special chapter do also the Public Schools Pao
lie SQUARES Eating Houses Markets, Ferries Steam
boa,s and Packets Stage Lines, Omnibuses Expresses
Dapuerrian Galleries, Artists Rooms, Banks, Gymns
sums &C. each respectively The list Of Churches and
Ministers appears to be complete. OF many of the prin-
c;na Churches there is brief history accompanied by
epgravings The number of Churches in the City, OF
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

GoETHE's DIcHTUSG ASD WAHRHEIT.'-ln
noticing the announced translation OF this work by a
gentleman OF Vermont the Evening Post adds:
This project is not new as the Express seems to
suppose Messrs Wiley & Putnam, OF this city, several
weeks announced the translation OF this celebrated
work OF Goethe's be executed by Mr.. Goodwin assist
cd by two or three OF our beet German scholars 1t will
be published in few days both in England and the Uni
ted States There has never been but translation OF
this work into English which a nssrsby rendering
Of Il still more miserable French rendering No pains
have been spa,ed in making the translation prepared by
Messrs Wiley * Putnam perfectly correct. and it is
printed in the best style OF their excellent series OF
eirn Literature What the Express says OF the popular
y OF this IVORY true and if the ransators have not all
together failed in catching the spirit of the original book
Will be a very successful one"
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

THE &UD AND SLusH in our street. People WIG arc
oogecLo go ouE are very liable 10 estch cold Goa ~
attended 10 u LINE VIII terminate 10 ConsunP Pton- ~
oe!sy Dol procure oOl-ie VI DE S"rS Sont
2ogAd o!pP O. Ma Cieffy vi ha Agents, u .-'Ss,
ssoa4.'ay ai JOKES: sE.ar, iSs So"er., " ssei .r
fsi.s1
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

NorlcE-The Reformed Dutch Congregation now
taking measures TO establish Church in the Sc'ay OF
Fifth avenue and Seventeenth St will o. W meet Tor
public worship in the chspe OF The Theological Semins
~. University. place, until farther notice
On next Sabbath the 4h OF January service VIII COM
u.nce a, I; O'Clock P. NJ on which occasion ore or
more OF the pastors OF the old churches will o'eiats
Families residing in the vicinity OF the intended ''e
sboye named and nor spperauing to churches adjacent
are invited 10 attend the regular services OF this conrs
ra,inn.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-03

GEoRGIA.-Thc Legislature OF the State OF Geor-
ga adjourned or the 25th ult. OF its acts we con-
dense the following from the Savannah Republican ::
TIE Tax Law OF 1928 amended as 10 tax all
agencies and adiudHa that represent the interests OF
Banks of other States within the limits OF Georgia The
amount cxacted ia oneourth of one per centam on the
am cunt of exchange bought or sold, &c.
The existing law in regard 10 the granting oil lands was
also amended The present rate (25) Is retained until
the 10th of February when the pce is 10 be reduced 10
So instead of So contemplated by the act OF 1913
1t hoped that this change may be OF material service
10 the Treasury.
The bill for the extension of the Western and Atlantic
Qaroad Cross-Plains passed. 1t authorizes an
issue Of the bonds Of the road for this purpose to the
amount OF $4,000 per annum. The bonds are predi-
Gated upon the profits of the road.
The bill eXemptng the wages OF jou!neymen me-
chanics and laborng from garnshment mas become
law.
All the bills incorporating manufacturing companies
finally passed. The restrictions imposed upon tneni are
REGARDED as merely nominal if they do not hold out act
ual inducements capitalists 10 invest their means III
this particular branch of industry Each ockhoider IS
bound for the debts OF the company in proportion 70 tne
of his stock but the debts are at no time TO ex'
ceed half the amount OF the capital actually PAID In so
that unless there is positive violation OF the charter
no sockholder can lose more half the amount OF
his investment
Upon the whole Says the Republican, we are inclined
think that this Legislature has done better 'han tne
public had any right anticipate Every Important
proposed by the administration, except the tax
bill has been carried The BILL the trust fund bill
the central bank bond BILL the several railroad Bulls the
manufacturing pls-every thing except the TAX Dill and
the womans bill have finally passed. Is 1t not singular
that these TWO measures should have iaeD tosether
The one was intended to equslZe the burdens OF the
people the other to recognize the rights OF class with
out whom the world would be wilderness AND very
barren az that.