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The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-22

~ We regret to learn that the con-
nection heretofore existing between the
Edgefield Advertiser and JOSEPH AB-
NEY, Esq, has been broken of, by the
discourteous conduct Of the senior editor
of that paper to him. The senior edi-
tor saw proper to admit into the columns
of the Advertiser an article, charging
the editors with inconsistency and de-
sertion of princip Piles, Withholding at the
same time, the name Of the writer from
Mr.. ABNEY: and also refused to join
him in vindication of the course of
the paper. The course of this passive
senior is certainly most strange: He
not only admits an article into his own
columns charging him with inconsis-
tency, but refuses to omswer or join in
answering that charge! "There IS
something rotten IN Denmark" Mr.. AB-
NEy's course, as one Of the editors of the
Advertiser has been manly and consis-
tent throughout, and his politics ap.
proved every where.
This difference has all grown out of
the celebrated Edgcfield meeting, at
which time and place Mr.. PIcKENs took
occasion to assail the position of Mr..
CALHOUN with regard to the Mexican
war, for reasons best known to himself,
and which excited the surprise of the
whole State.
1t is too late in the day to assail the
character of our distinguished Senator,
except upon the most matured and un-
questionable conviction of his error.
Instead of his action in the premises be.
ing in error, we are not alone in regard
ing it as a new proof of his political IN
tegrity, and of his infexible adherence
to the constitution, and as adding fresh
lustre to his already brilliant name. u
~ The Tariff is still undergoing
discussion in the Senate, but 1t seems to
be the general opinion that the bill will
pass by majority of one, if not tie,
and in such event, Mr.. DALLAS will
give the casting vote in its favor. We
learn that the manufacturers are flock
ing to Washington, and exerting all
their influence upon the Senate to de-
feat the bill, but it will all be of no avail,
it will pass and become the law of the
land. Although this bill is not what
the South expected, still its passage
should be regarded as signal triumph,
when we consider the battles that have
been fought upon the floor Of Congress
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-22

H We are informed, says the New
York Herald, from a reliable source,
that the President, in answer to the en-
treaty of gentleman to have a Regi-
ment received into the service of the u.
States, stated that at the present time
the books of the War Department con-
tain the names of teoo hundred thousand
Volunteers, from all parts of the country
for the Mexican war, although the law
only called for fifty thousand, and that
he could not, under the present circum-
stances, receive the name of another
man.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-22
Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot
MATAMOROS. June FL.

correspondence OF tHc bGW2n20Te f0tT20t.
MATAMOROS, June FL.
GENERAL LA VEGA.-I have seen it
stated, in some of the late papers. that
Gen. La Vega was delivered to Gen.
Taylor on the battle field, by COL
Twiggs. This is an error-certainly
of no consequence after his capture by
the gallant May; but as every thing
connected with the treatment of this dis
tinguished prisoner on the field: must
be more or less interesting, l beg leave
to correct the error and to state what be-
fell the gallant General, after he was
conducted to Colonel Twiggs, by order
of Captain May.
The Artillery battalion Ia regiment
of foot) was stationed on the 9th at the
outset of the Chapparal, and was there
formed sin square This battalion
which had suffered the day before more
than any other, except the 9th Infantry,
was placed in this position for these rea-
sons: to protect the train against a
charge of the enemy's cavalry, to repair
any disaster which might occur in the
ordnance, and to afford fresh troops for
the pursuit, when the battle was gained.
Col. Twiggs sent for Col. Childs, who
commanded it, and turned the prisoner
over to him; but Childs having dis
mounted, (Gen. Vega was on foot sent
an order to his battalion, that the prison.
er should be received with the honor
due to his rank. AS soon as the priso-
ner issued from the Chapparal, the
words, "Present Arms" were given.
The square "presented arms" in perfect
silence, and as he approached not
smile of qualification or word of exul-
tation, was seen or heard $50 much for
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-07-22

Mr.. Forest, the Tragedian, has
gone to Spain, on a pleasure trip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

Free High school in New.York.

The proposal made at n late meeting OF the Board
OF Education 10 establish Free High School or boys
we hope vii! be carried into effect We only bc-pcak
for the measure the attention OF but
will Chcerully cooperate with them, ii with economy
of expense united liberal practical course OF nstruc
ton No friend of good order bu, must rejoice NJ the
success and steady Improvement in the system of com
school instruction. III operation IN our state Sth
must be conceded that Yet have not attained 10
the hrstrank IN popular education We are ms state
behind several of New England ncighbors valuable
are our public schools IN this city-thcy behind
those OF Boston In most ot our large cities are flour
ishing High Schools where the higher branches ot cdU
cation are afforded all who may bc DESTROYS OF IN
struetion; yet with the largest and most important
city oil the Union such institution exists The whole
number OF pupils receiving instruction IN our city un
der the care OF the Board OF Education al this time Is
nearly 1900 Now II allow one halt OF these TO be
boys we arc annually sending forth into the world thou
sands whose opportunities for education close with the
advantages afforded in the school Ii Is here
the High School proposes H. Nbors, and
give instruction such have :inshsd their com
mon school education with credit and who anxious
10 advance farther in knowledge. As the great OF
those who send their children the public schools OF
city belong the truly productive class. and VII
shps direct our steam engines sc wAut 10 furnish
them win tue means OF improving and expanding their
minds IN the owlcdse OF the mechanic study
the principles oi Architecture oi Navigation OF SURVEY
ing, of Chemistry applied Agriculture or the Arts
iscipnns their minds hy the higher branches OF Mah
tnatc>, while I'll the time thcy are enriched and
adorned bv the study OF Philosophy and History L., m
one say that this educating portion @; our Youth
beyond the sphere IN which II may I've supposed they
w move III future wears Let any one enter our Courts
Conventions OF any KIND " he Halls o Legislature and
they viii lind that small portion OF The members OF
which they composed belong the working classes,
We uust that delay Will occur III establishing school,
schools OF our city and which will stimulate both teach
,rs and pupils 10 increased eNertlons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

New Corro> The first bale of the new crop
was brought to This city Yesterday, ,the 2thl by Mr.
Isaac West OF Houston county. The staple and ceuer
al appearance the Cotton i very good ana the bale
weighs four hundred pount--thereore, mature bale
dixie the CounIbu, cotton bogs) e-h: paid for
It by Mr., J .. Hodges This Is quite late IN the
to receive the trs bale OF New Coou-bu we have not
vet noticed the receipt OF any IN other markets III this
vicinity Macon, Ga Messenger
- The Annual Commencement Of the Unver
sty OF Michigan took place Ann Arbor the 9TH inst
This the second graduating class since the College
opened Gin leil) and numbered seventeen though
t~o OF lis members have died during the year. The
Institution Is said BE- in very ;ourishins condition -
The departments OF Law and Medicine soon TO De
established
= HERR ALEXANDER, the Magician having
just concluded series OF exhibitions at Newport. has
gone 10 Saratoga.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
-
Letter. from Cnprnin Moore.

We have received from 4 trend II Jefferson
City. Tor which be has oar thanks private Letter
received rom Capt; More, commander OF tie al
vance guard OF |. :. Dragons, now ~ mute Tor
Santa 7 e, nom which W. make tbs following eX-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

rTHE CANE CIiAIR.-Ta-s : I niost oesui-i9- arr
a. 10 ti. angler --ali or Ordinary c-'.Lr-l N SIZE
= = hut l- are han the ordinary but ca. Dc III
.r.laI..v opened INTO 4 neal durable and convenient
rI- rsrs5 of l-a!In. from - 70 SO pounds weight
.-ri;-y ar country excursions crowded assemblies
aad Z, the orrs traveller aat Invalid ms WI De touae
-. 80 J0a% J. BROWN = CO - FuI;oE-st
y B-We have received q fresa suPP!y Of me above
mentioned articles. Those ma nave been WAITING WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
THE TORPEDO.

- MiTH5 newly invented Torpe1o, Electro Magnetic
> Machine, now be .een N operation at the office OF
u. Scientific American, ~ Pulton-st- (Sun BuGings)
they may be had beautifully finished Printed drec
tipo mprny them aul3 m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

THE SEW-YORk and Lake - per9f llls.ng on
/ panY-SoTicE-in assessment OF one do-f per --r.
ou1 each OF the as=essabs shares Of he stock o ne sew
YJrk nd Lac Superior Mining Company has been laid,
BIZ order OF liz Trustees of sad Company pay ap.e on ne
seventh dar ii september nezi. 10 Henry Morris Esq The
Yce-Presier- Company az teiI oher 20; - !" e5
- -: -. 49,. JOHN Il. HOLDASE,
- Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

NEWCASTLE ORISDSToNES Just received per ship
.SVanalla from Se.cas,.s; Nova scona Grind aud Wa
y;r stones from Seamans Quarry now landing per schr
Acadia For sale by FORSYTH LABAGH,
ri s. West.st.
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~ Aguvc Americnnu.-The sub.

~ Aguye Americanu.-The subscribers happy
inform relr friends ana The public hiatt the great American
Aloe covered with second crop Of flowers, in
with many hundred perfectly formed plants and
seed vessels which have appearance OF maturing
The flower - feet hish and - inches crcume.
renee Open from l. VI. 70 10 7. VI. Abundance ~.
Hothouse grapes of the best quality during the
season. DUNLAP i THOMSON.
aul5 Nv Seedsucn and florists, oS5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

1 AyEpfroR EIEcrED-One OF the Editors OF the
Isl Louis Reveie has been eeccds Justice the Peace
4 Hear what the senior says about him
His 5inshirsy RoRorS ;hioS spoa AiR.-Whsn the
Moral Editor was yesterday informed OF his election 10
OF the Justices chairs OF the Third Ward deeply
Impressive scene susued. The Moral Editor man
koi equal dignity sincerity and aac;sor GOD &c praised
efed be laying his sympathi.ls haod upon that part OF
Ms person situated below the understanding had just
srned from lunch the Exchange God be praised
foE his goodness and the peope for their wisdom But
am zoe full Tor u,,erance Suffer friends 10 retire
70 my devoeons for one hour
FlsE AT LEWISTON FALLS, Ma letter from
Lewiston Falls TO The Portland Advertiser states tha, on
saturday morning two large wooden houses owned snd
occupied by Deacon Josiah Li,rlc and Dr. Garceon
lenarey consumed The flames spread 10 the adjoining
5aeciang occupied by MI Stephen Whitney and John w.
Aiarvanovvncd by the tor,rerNv demolished
enarey. and the barn also Much OF the furniture in
she house was saved ,hoagh in very damaged
Deaeon Little insured The amour. of NON. Or
rseion 500 and Mr.. Whitney $780, the whole amour,
ssi loss being probably between 5000 and $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

A. y Chaplin Agent for William Taylor. Astor House
Daughter mad The Sna Pox very seYcreiyAc gave her
this Sarshpan!lil drove l. out snd dried Il up directly,
friend o MS residing jersey Cy, s!eA win the
Small Pox, and he advised hn ~ u.e II he DID 80 WIN
in these t,vo cases l.. the used this sarsapar!a
ri av, been reported! believe that BY cleansing NE
blood this Evsncl it renders the person sAis az a
th. o . Ery-ip-la which diseases are very prevalent
~ f, If III. Dr-nt nIe in a.! the large cites
GREAT MEDICINE FOR FAMILIES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

LARcE<IEs-Ohcer Barnes OF the Fifth " ard
las, g, arrested Georg. Morrison charge OF steal!
ING so worth OF kitchen ware from Lavinia Lewis Ann
D6nnelly wa. also arrested charge OF stealing a
purse containing 81 belonging 10 John FE!!u;n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

LApY's PecKEr PlcKED.-Mrs Lynch. of No. i35
Thrtcenih- while anauction so-ein Chatham square
Yesterday had her pocket picked Of 80 IN bank bills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
= Nlnrnzlucr,.,
y critic in the Harbinger manufactures the above
sxcellent word. which he thus rninte6lN defines:

p CTIIlV ~ INC HNEOlsef manufactures me aNONe
excellent word which he thus pointeGy defines;
To the making OF a "lsdy's and 6untlcnlsns Ma.a
zinc there 90 NvSsletN OF materials the chief OF which
Is putting Like the rolls and hourishes OF drums and
trumpeis which the stage usher in some army of
halt dozen blockhesdS armed with tinponted spears
the god fathers and nurses this youthful h,er,ir,
make no stint OF preliminary noise Modesy is qualify
unknown 10 them truth something they heard oi
The next material in the compound occasional
article from the pen 81 some really clever wrter-s
story by Mrs CluLp or Miss SEDSwIcS OF poem, Nv
LcNSrrlIow or LOWELL, These serve as capital 10
boast on and as salt for The OF unlnusacG trash
the afth rate sentimentaa,y and yeHthraIc noraizins
which IN prose and verse make the The whole
i done up IN fancy covers things called cnsyavncs are
stitched with pictures OF fashions and perhaps little
music the judcious ana impartial critics CT the daily
press go into rapures over IL ami large number OF
ssly girls and brainess youths swell IL subscription
! i4S and hang With delight over lis pages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

The steamer Cleopatra Capt Williams, viii leave south
side OF Pier No North River every Monday Wednesday
ana Friday at p " connecting with the AlIyus
Point. lmy5rl CALEB PRATT, Jr. Conductor
~ Practical PhrenOlogists and Pubi-hers-
FOWLERS 81 WELLS. 1871 Nassdu-sL Office hours from
O'Clock A. " - Ia 2. NJ we SIN.
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THE sEN-YObN
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
GRIMpSTONHS.

Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, at I2S FCLToE-sT. tsrp
i Buidn.J Persons wishing 10 subscribe nave only ~
send their names Office Terms cents week ~
mai u a yenr 81 III adyaucr aub ln'
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Plies.

Thomas Smith printer 49, Nassaust 81 story cured OF
Il long Standing aud aggravated cas- OF piles
James Nelson, Harlem afflicted with tho bleed
piles for years, was entirely relieved oy uslng
remedy His daughter Of Erysipela- and genera! ie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
~ Commissioner for Connccticut.-The sub

-cf6er authorized take proof OF the acknowled :
ncut deeds and all writings under seal and 10 exam
me Witnesses; and take dispositions 10 be read In The
courts Connecticut where hev will be held good anc
available Us II made by an officer resident that stale
]. D. WHEELER,
auIg wv ANY an! Counselor al Law. TaInmnny Hail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19
yINnE PATERsON SILK EACTORY Is

stany manufacturing Tran. ganz!ne ent large saein
Servings OF co!crs Doth plain and saded and tie very
pe-i quality Of SIX for Fringe, UIlnp and Coach Lace
Orange md White Floss manufacturers Of Tw eed'
and Fancy ker-eyGlere5
Embroidery six. for Sha'vl-, scsffs &c
Floss SIX fer lettering and Tying the ends OF coias and
other piece goods. ~. 49,,
Coh coIors soey put up n half and quarter pound
paa-rs or bundles OF loo sss!l- each
G-ntenens Plan gad Fancy CFaYat7' Of any s'!'e' I"
order. -
Pocket Handkerctief- plain white six or printed
Waste. 10 MAKE spun Six for weaving &c
The above fer sale A. Factory pf!ces, -Ad 0fet o GU;
s[ ~. NJ, ~. s.A -s ''Is sHAPrER el4 Psarl..t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

CITY ITEMS

STEALING FROM \ WAGoS-James Mex con,
James Collins. VIM Kennedy aud VIM. McGowau were
arrested Yesterday Oh charge OF stealing >l5 in silver
and copper coin from the milk wagon OF James Craw
ford while he eating house part~iing OF some
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

j. w Boucl, ths Ahen,.um llo;c Broadway. son OF
ExGoy Bouck cured OF this distressing complaint by
using tsSo bottles. -,
Mi Living ston the great Express Conductor OF No 10
Wa.si relieved OF the dyspeps!a OF se'era years
standing BY this pleasant remedy.
PALPlTArION OF THE HEART
Mrs Sarah Collins, IO Nash!ngiouS BroVSiyn had the
papatuu vi the heart heartburn ialalng and SICK
ening for several years was entirely cured oy
taking bottles.
the papuon the heart and pains N tue back and shou
dcrs severe be unable sleep nights was entirely
restored health by us!r. one bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

JNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully nforra the
gentlemen OF this City that be has constantly On hand
highly trained and quiet horses FOR the saddle
any person purchasing horses Of the subscF
Gappy add mat he refer them TO many gentlemen u
liz ~ shesi spectablity Is 10 Character capacity, Gc
Any gentleman purchasing horses Of the subscriber, and
who may be any particular dissatisfied with their pur.
cEase may his within reasonable period, and
receive Ie Ia. amount oil purchase money BACK Is no
would not "sE any gentleman W retain an ANNA! lPuf
Chased ofh!mj tral he IL not perfectly pleased with
Ie133n WM IL DIsbRo", Riding Master, 40s Boweyy.
NIEDICAL.-Dr. John Lea Haa!ey, Physician, sur;
vi ruH aad Accouchef Member Of the Royal College Of
surgeons gland Lcent.Ae Of the Apohecanes COM
pany England and W.es begs INFORM the gentry
and people OF SeYork that he Is now residing ~ Ds.
City al the United states Hotel, Fu!ton-st al e,sa
ielr own homes, patients may consult An upon aHJ ~
",nia The iHree branches OF the proeseo1 ,b, Rev.
R-ersnces-Messfs Sesnith y Walsh, n sg ss S.nmei
Felix !atea, Is Resde-sc NewYolk, and 'i', .rT1 8,
Wight. Nassau TsnDefy, Brooklyn ------.S
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN aaecca aoy md
- Piled wia Blank Books IsiaoIa-b araet Boafds
wsoSa s9 :s and ;SSs5y g sysy
description Iaks.snd,, Por;ioI9ss I'D SILVER Peacl Ca
ssss ad sss: Sou Soso c:. Boxes Twns
s.s WegSts Gard RA Coping .o,s IS snI LOG
Leuer wdDers, Groom int Fsaaycfs Z LoUTREL.
Prces BY ,,.,urtnC s,ati0ners, Y AaIden.lsne
-, of COED. per .aip ch&r.ensgne
,tfo MI akder general order al Pier No
~ ~ POWER for .ae.-F OF sale, = Horse Power
III 49, new and perfectly soaEd Can be seen al the
- ~ re-. cos store No. rs Cheiham-st- anls 81
CTTEIM POWER TO LET-In seperaie apart
n large hre proof butings Sos So and % We
vsL Inquire of The Enn-er The prem.ses or OF W.
= sn-4D4-r. l2s and IFS Attorney-.t sas ~
S7TEAM POWEK-sI.1m Power 10 e;, from 5 70 80
Aotse Power Apply tho corner OF Z'l 80 sns Say .s'
RURNAP & BABC0CA. have removed 70 No :,sz ~
- FuISon1i III"
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ARRESTED oN SrSFGCloN-Sy!vc diiGS Gre
CORY Bookinan was arrested Yesterday tor violent
assault upon Carissa Bookmsn The accused has also
been detained on suspicion OF having been concerned II
brca.. INTO leather Houton; also in steal
Nttr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

DOtRDINI:-Pcrmane and lgansian,-Mrs. Dunlap,
ID date OF No. Deys; is prepared 10 accommodate fam
ie- individuals a. - McrcersL near Broadway Grand
and Cans wiki pleasant rooms and good board on raa
s,r,l,l,. ,.ru,. Wifi
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@e1lernl Nnticcs.

u Professor of Mathematics and Physics
JoHS RYAN, for Tie last three Professor OF Maize
mates and Physics in 81 Johns College, Fordham y Y.
formerly High Schoo! and Mechanics Institution,
Liverpool being present dsengaged. willing
meet himself with any College or Other Literary Institution
where hs may be required Testimonials o. he
most satisfactory kind can be given. Letters addressed,
postpaid 10 JOIN RYAN Fordhau, Wesichester Co.
y. Y. VIII be attended aIl3 lIs3to-
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BOARD WANTED-By single gentleman, with
ID furnished room. breakfast aud tea, pricas family
or where there but few bonrders Location not shove
Cnnalsl address, romliusou." this office, stating
,.-,--,,r. auig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

THREATENING LIFE-Liua Stcgman was brought
Up ami detained Tor threatening the lie OF Elizabeth
Bowman and Catherine Snyder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-19

SMALL POX

Mrs Conquest I57 Broom,-t cured OF nervous deb!li
and variety OF complaints This lady was severely
ac,cd that part oyhe time she unable 10 sleep or ey
converse with her friends.
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BOARDING may be obtained where there are bat
ID few boarier-, ~ East Broadway. Terms moderat~
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1(JANTED-By man and his " e a room and bed
w ROOM without board room in plain gentee, family
with board within ten minutes walk al the Guy Hall
sealed uote addressed :. BLISS IS s.bery.st VIII re-
c.Ive attention. auS ~
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.t'e LoSt--CGa ne C0HrtEt32A lJ0r1 2
Se convention : ST.. N Committee OF the Whole On
as .&a.e!s' system think hat beginning TO Dc
Wastea and maj Win nut kyr!s Q: i 70 spa-e. wish
aeS "oe.I oeia 70 yoie and aci on the ll:a zrcs Tor
ne constitution IAsI. doing sovvoc6 bring on another
hundred speeches - least oct some progress would be
r1,sde.
This : The commencement; OF the I2rh week o; ne
Session AMI me 6iiA dsy OF the strings Canals Taxa
rem Nunicipal Corporations, Debt Revenue. Ice Zee
tve Franchise he Election q Local Orce-s ~ me
People Popular Rights. Edgcacor, Eu:Qre Rev!sons OF
The Constitution. Power OF Towns and Coun:as Ba.k.
and Currency Corporations Other thaa banking sri
Nurc:pa-) -the Land re2Erss, and ;e providing 10.
Code Defining Mems Rights another code 10, punsh:r.
ao>e who shall violate these V!.afs and ;.-d code
auxiliary ;he former p:ovi-s ne way = watch
courts shall enforce me penalties Q: TIE second hose
"ho raSy violSte the rights O: tas Est
The seoye matters ought 70 - s;;ea1ed = TIER
neglect may prove Ire lever 70 rove ano;2eE Co1yez
on much sooner than ]; would Otherwise oe desirable.
Their neglect nay prove deeply injurious 20 The public
prosperity, and great OF tre n the LelSa
t-e fe; the whole judicial system has &C be agreed
upon te above rrs-s have 20 be decided on A1ic We
are sinin 81 working days OF the first OF Octote! =
Oae day !aS. week compared TIE English DicrG0E
wiz the French i7 Of iceGsatio. should have said
the English i5fies-=ea; Both Declaration and Injic;
Eent however, are often sled VIII ridiculous sid