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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

THE VoTE OF EXPULsIoS.-We give below the
Yeas and Nays on the question of excluding our
Reporter from the Representatives Hall. Although
in type, they were left out yesterday by mistake:
YEAs-Messrs. 5. Adams Anderson Atkinson Bayly,
Bedinger. Benton James Black James A Black Bswlin
Boyd. Brinkerhof peterborough, Brodhead. Milton
Brown, VIM. &. Brown, Caihcart, Aug A. Chapman R
Cuuou Cummlns, Daniel. Jefferson Davis DsMou Dill
man. Edward q. Ewing Faran, Ficklin Foster Fries
Gentry Giles Goodyear. Gordon, Graham Order Ham
lin HARRISON, Harmanson. Hoge, Hopkins. Hough G.
S. Houston. E. W. Hubbard. Eungeriord James B.
Hunt Hunter. Charles J. lngerso. Jenkins. James H.
johnson. Joseph Johnson, Andrew Johnson. George w
Jones Seaborn Jones Preston King Lawrence Leske
Leib, La Sere. Levin, Lyon. LumpkiA, MCLEAN Ne
Celland. McClernsnd, Mcdowell, McHenry, Mckay
Barclay Martin Morris. Morse. Mou,on Niven Norris
Owen Parish Payne, Perrill Perry Pheps Price Rsth
bum Reid Ritter Russell, Sswtels, Sawyer Scarnrpon
A D. Sims Leonard H Sinms. Simpson, Thomas Smith
Stanton, Starsweather 81. john Strong Sykes James
Thompson. Jacob Thompson, Thurman Tibbstrs Towns
Trumoo Wentworth Wick. Williams, Woodward Yam
cey. Yell, Young. fos,-ll9.
SIYS-Messrs. Abbott. John Quincy Adams Arnold
Baker, Barringer. Bell. w. w. Campbell John Camp
bell. Carroll, J. G. Chapman Cranston, Crozer. Culver
Cunningham. Delano. Dixon. Dockery. Foot Giddlnes
Grover. Harper Henley Her-ick. Elias B. Holmes. John
w. Houston, Samuel D. Hubbard, Hudson, Washington
Hunt Joseph r Iogersol Daniel P King Thomas But
Ter King, Lewis. Long Mcconnell. McGsughey. Nose
ley. julius Rockwell. ROOF Schenck Severance Truman
Smith. Albert Smith, Stewart, Strohm. Thibodeaux,
Toombs White. Winthrop Wrighi-4S.
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Petition against Common Schools.
ALBANY. March 4, i

ALBANY. March 4, 1876
ORANGE County is great place on several &C
counts, but particularly in relation to the ideas Of
some OF inhabitants on the subject OF Common
Schools For the last three years, We have had
yearly, resolutions of public meetings up here
which in richness OF conception and briancy OF
expression. were never surpassed by any OF the
Tom Dorr resolutions OF the Pewter Mug But
they were all ecipsed by new set from Minisink
this morning. There We're bat a continuous string
Of epiihets about School and State Royal Mas
tiers" &c &c &c SEAcoRD the member from that
County out Minisnked Minisink in his comments
thereon He said the Common School System was
Il Libel on the laws OF God"-that County Super
intendents were too contemplate 10 be allowed in
decent society" sc. &c. The resolutions were at
last sent to the Orange delegation, and we shall
soon have report, ecipsing every other produc-
ton in the English language, Gen. Fonda's Flag.
staff Report always excepted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07
NETWORK TOWN ELECTIONS.
CATTARAuGUS CoUNTY-SurKRvIson
Uhi., Intrns

CATTARAuGUS CoUNTY-SurERvIsohs
Bhis Toscas.
Barton :. A. Phillips, Jr Leon Nv a. Andrews.
Carroltoa. C. Fuller. Maaskeld E. C. Eddy.
c. Spring "A. Leavenwor,h. Napoii O. Marsh.
Casr'nso G. A. s. Crooker ~ albion Il. Z. Young
D9ytoa-. Il. Yam. Olean K. White.
EQic,riile A. A. Gregory. Ono..... j. P Daring
Freedom J. +. Knowles. Persia P WEIGH
LYNDON - iRaadoiph 4. Crowley-l6
Loco-Foeo TorHs.
4i1 ford ~ J. Frank Lii, PaiIey J. Boardman
Er'nk rifle D. McCuer. HGcA,Gs. r. Lamb
F'r7n rule. 5. Cummings. Portfolio J. J Mddsueh
Or. HaIiey. D. Chamberlain. IPerrysbrSD. Prosser.
H4mparey +. 3. Salisbury. Race - Carpenter.
Rnssdais = YORKSHIRE. l.. Marsh-l2.
FULTON Co.-Comple,e
gais torSs. Loco ioons. Loco tos0ns. Loco ;opas,
Johns,owu, Blocker Ephrstah, Northampton,
Broadalbin-2 Carcga, Stratiord. Msyhed--s
PERTH oppenhem,' Gains.
HERklMER CO.
Little Fails salisbury, German Flats, Herkiner and
Frankfort have elected LccoFoco ticket-ssme as las,
year.
osEroA Wkig-Kirkland Remson. Flor
ence. Paris, Verons Wesmotslasd, New Hartford
Whtesboro Ui;cs
Brdgewater. Deerdeld Florida, Marcy Marshall Yer.
non, Vienns, Western Ssnse.shed, Boonylle
Two sowns 10 be heard from.
ROCHESTER CHARTER ELEcTIoS.-The Albany
Evening Journal has the following from Rochester
by Telegraph:
Supervisors. Mayor Marshal and of the Constsbles.
me Loco. have only elected Justices.
l., ine msi for PIrgIN, Wing Mayor sos. A Wing maj
NJ inc Wsrds but the 5,h ana 9th Wing maj on Mar.
shal ia Supervisors elected. John Haywood, G. q.
S@. W. ~ Miller Samuel Miller and W. B. Aexsn.
SM;ss,sn, rep Wing by 40 mai
Gates, rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

LAKE ERIE-A correspondent OF the Buffalo Elk
press writing from Cleveland ihs: the Lake IS
full OF ice as far be seen and also Erie Ghe
opinion Is general ina: navigation will De open from
Cleveland to Detroit before the 18th or Goth of april
ACCIDENT AT RocHEsTER-Mr. Bowen. one OF
the arm of Cady Co propre,ors OF the Genesee Cot
ton Mills and Mr.. Barhardt, hand in their employ,
were both severely injured al Rochester on Monday
morning BIZ the sudden revolution OF ws;er-wheel
which they were enseged in freeing tsom the ice
Though much hurt they are both beyond danger
FiRg-A shoe store, occupied by Messrs. Chase
Drake al Troy was destroyed By fire on the 81 No
insurance.
ASorEER--At Sandwich, Mass. on the lst s
barn belonging Melsiia Tobey and containing thirty
of hay and all bis stock CATTLE VISA burned Loss
g., 500. No insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

~ The Wings of Madison County, in Conven;
ton. have declared in favsr of Judicial and Legal
Reform; the extension of the Right OF Suffrage
the rerenchment Of Executive patronage. and the
adoption of the Single District system. They also
express themselves oppos ed TO The restriction OF the
Legislature, on the Peoples Resolutions, II the
same is 20 be applied TO the completion OF Ihe IN
flashed Canals syracuse jour
hi for incorporating Company New Brunswick
called DAYS India Rubber Manufacturing Co. with
capital of $500 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

FROM CHlsA.-The ship Houqua Capt. Palmer,
arrived last evening from Macao, whence she sailed
I'd December. We learn verbally that the British
Governor Davis, at Hong Kong, had received a
visit from the High Imperial Commissioner Keying,
and that in return, His Excellency was about TO
visit the Commissioner within the walls Of Canton
This fact is very significant and shows that the pre-
JUDGES of the Chinese are giving way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07
g,welfsn Number % ..r.rdner,, Aec,arss.

twelfth NiilDcr o. ssibruner'S tscctutcr'
The Twelfth NUMBER Of mis- poPuia. Work ia ready
Ia day Il contains the conclusion Of the Lectures On
Hop to o6serrs hs HsGzs.s Two Lectures The Slay
Ursrr.<, Range vision augmented by the Telescope
Periodic Stars, Temporary Sssrs-RemarSabe .Exau
pies Of this class Vast Number Telescope Views c'
STAR BOW they may indicate the annual ParailAx, Ne
searches OF SIR W. Her5che Effects OF double aud COZ
cred suns Proper Notions OF tho Stars sc. Ac-fos"
and Arrsn cement Of ha Slap of Visible Stars The MILKY
Way SebuIe and Clusters, Structures OF the Universe
&c. &c.
LECTURE on TIE srEAm ENGISE.-T'he steam n
CINE subject Of popular Interest. ELECTS OF stes.
Great Power Of steam Mechanical properties OF Fuids
Elasticity OF Gases, E4ects Of ieaI. slavery Ensas'
Boilers and their Appeutn;es, Working Apparatus -.
lees OF Savers En- gine Newcomer snd Ca"iey Falen
Accidental Dscovefy OF Condensation Poruer's nSen'
ton o.; Working Valves HIS con,rivancs improved v
suoautadoa OF tue Plug Frame Tne "aoie cop'ca's !"
Illustrated with appropriate engrsyings. -.
- Agents and Booksellers viii please send 90 80 80
orde.s Al the back numbers can yet DC snPpaieo-
% cents per nuLce.. ,-.,,,.A.
GREELEY & McELRATH. Pubad1ef'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

SERIOUS AcclpENT.-Charles Hills, journey
in the factory OF the Messrs. Taylor in Hsguest
yesterday had his skull fractured by the bursting CT
grind stone driven by steam power. Dr. Bostwck wss
called him, and Immediately removed several pieces
of bone, and elevated the depressed portions. The
Doctor thinks he will recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

" JOCKEY CLCE" EXTRACT, With complete a.
sorment Of Peranefy Toilet so-ps, Shaving Cream. Gen
uiu- Bears on AmarJine for chopped hands, CologDes
Eau ustrsle spendid preparation for the hair; warrant
ed Razors OF superior quality, Hair Nail Tooth and Shaw
ing Brushes Combs &c 2c-for sale Wholesale and retail
by 2 RoUs5EL, $50 Broadway, between Liberty and
Cortland SIC. md 2aWlmWeca5a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07
Corr, Calendar
SreEHoR Court.

SUPERIOR CoURT.-General Calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-MonGay-Par I-Nos. ~. % LIZ,
1874 b. o. li2 CO. 266 155 49, l5s 81 ~ Ia 5, 20
IS g. g, IS 81. 5a-Part Il in Asst. AID Eoom-Nos
l5o 13 ISL POI l63 l6i lo6 263. 262 e5s, S. So 90
81, s., 70, Is, n9, IL, 1T. lAl, l46, l5a, 2TS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

E The Pilot Boat Rcmer left New York on the
OH day of February, for Liverpool If she made
her passage oot in fifteen days, and remained but
one day at Liverpool she may be looked for at
NewYork the latter part Of next week, with twenty
dava later news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

T The News by the next Steamer which ar
rives at Boston will be brought to New-York for
the Tribune by Express via the Long Island Rail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

OUTSIDE -Ffrt Pase-Letter from Boston; Hayner's
Anti Rem, Speech concluded; Law Courts. Fourth
Pags-Leopold De Meyer, Poem by c. P. Crsncb
Sales of Stocks; Marine News (; List of Letters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

WIN B. FOSTER, Jr. Of Bradford County,
has beer nominated as the Loco-Foco Candidate l'f
cannl Commissioner Of Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

= Knox, ITO Futon.st. Will Introduce the Spring
Fashion fer Genilemers Hats Saturday, March ],
1916 ms ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

Manufacturer aud Importer choice ferualsry, Toilet
Soups, 5hivinx Cream, &c &C No. 100 Broadw.y be-
tween Lbesiy aud Cortland 23l In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07
Business Notires.
rs thin as a lath

II We refer readers TO advertisement head
ed "Importapt 10 Physcian- and surgeons.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

E5 koussEL's AsANDisE for the and prevention Of
Chs9ped Hands Tor sale ha principal dggiss IN 5'
city, and wholesale and retail Of the .ab.cn0e
ETIGENE ROIJ5SEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07
Buffalo Redeemed :

We have good news from the Queen City OF
Western New York. At the Charter Election on
Tuesday Hon. SOLOMON g. HAVEN was
Mayor by majority of $40 sELAH nAS,A 49,
Esq Wing candidate for Jus'oe OF me ~ Co. ava
a majority of 1913 and OF the 10 AlGe'ineH a.s
WING. The Wards carried by the " ni5s are me
o. aS and 5th, while the Loco-Focos barely saved
themselves 10 the lst and 4th. The number OF votes
polled $780, shows that the contest was spirited
one. Three cheers for the Wings OF Buffalo They
have covered themselves with honor
Thus have the Wings triumphed in TROY, UTICA
ROCHESTER and BUFFALO, PoudHKEEPsIE. These
victories we trust are omens Of better day for the
Wing cause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

~ The Loco Focos of Saratoga Co. have no
minated Howell Gardner and William j. Gilchris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

~ TIE PRlvrlse BILL has been signed By the
Governor and has therefore become La" mus
has been destroyed one prolific source OF political
fraud and corruption. Others will follow in doe
time. Wait little longer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

Mr. PERKIs: reported q general bill 10 authorize
the paymer, for work done on the Erie Canal En-
largemer; The calendar OF private claims was then
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

T A Carrier is wanted for the Fifteenth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07
NEW.YoRK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

A1sAyr Thursday. March S.
The bill TO gran, certain lands at the Nsrro~s on
Staten Island. 10 the United States passed win
amendments Most OF the session gas occupied IN
u-ivsra rjar1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

II Hills isfALLisLg oseuESr for promoting tho
grow IN .ad DeautyDg Ice Hair stay It's falling of erad
eating Piiyrasls Dandru scur and all other exolls
lions Of tho cu.cle scaprevenrs grey hairs &c ha'
been anc will be- conoued before the public for It's patrol
sge being the best aud only remedy 10 nee for The
above purposes which produces genuine and living tesu
monJ (Dy persons who be s-enl IN ta behalf az ie
wonderful Ia the nDovs which has effected
Remember that But res FOR yOursef the supoinrd esr
c.le winch Is OF ihoussnds Ia the p0sse.son Of me
osioetor esyi7g 70 is useD-Eess AID all OF which snaA
be exhibited n n-r
W,b much pleasure CARLY the good effects produced
IN !ls hus Ongu-nt Il not only removed the daod'
rf from my head 5u; rsoct the hair bs mess r1
stei before, aud gives 10 IN Ia soss zat ofne's ms
other application hIg ever -dIo!rL
NM BROWN, No ri i9.h-si Esw-York
Pnacp.. o;l5- NJ. - NG,ssu-st igeneiss-J jarvis,
SIS Brsdwayi Nr EgraSds, rs GraEd.s- DR.. t Se"sA
ii2 aa3-s.-, Mira " Sloan, 81 GrlHd-.t; sad 81 ne
principal wholesale drug ant fancy stores al Q.
whom have certificates % agency, a. signed ~ c4
orgiaaIor, - qregeGt court-rf-il.. u3 5trgTE&s
-. The holiday performance, the Gzssum ths si'-f'
noon and evening m he enjoy by hundreds of both sex
90, sd blythe gTEy.hared sire ant the beGie-s youth fcI
liz entertainments VI sEc character Is 10 please ~n1
5IaIse g..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

Mr. COUGH IL VIRGINIA-From q commune
Gated article In the Richmond Compiler learn that
Mr. Coughs dscoursing the ruinous evil OF nemper
ance has been attended, in Fluvanna County by signal
evidence of power Mr.. Ballard. the keeper OF the Pa
rnyra Hotel resolved after hearing Mr. g. to sell :ntox
eating liquors and closed bis bar to the
unspeakabe smazemen the article says, OF the babitua!
topers who stood by.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

IJ- Mr.. Whitneys entertainment at Williams
bureh last evening well attended, notwithstanding
the incemency of the weather. Mr.. Marshalls Tenn
perance Pledge" the Rum Maniac Ennoblins Recollec.
tons of Mr. Clay and the specimens Of Hoosier Oratory
were much applauded. On Monday evening Mr. w re-
peats his entertainment He will shortly give series in
this city which fail of being literally pstronized
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

Il Mr. Attorney General JoHS VAS buren, the
'Favorite Grandson of Ne W. York, il is stated in
the Syracuse Journal, has received from our State
Treasury the following extra allowances for at.
tending the trials OF certain Ambient prisoners
and aiding in their prosecution, viz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-07

for the Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-28
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH,
VIGOROUS PROSECUTION OF THE WAR
AGAINST MEXICO.

We learn that General Gaines has received Or
ders from Washington, for the immediate trans
portation of all the troops now stationed in this
The orders are positive and peremptory, and a
Corporals Guard only is to- be left at each OF
the forts and Notifications.
What does this indicate
It is the opinion, that the recent dispatches re.
ceived at Washington from Mexico, are Vt such a
character as to constrain the government TO
conquer a peace" without any more absurd
ceremony with the Mexicans. We think that we
have shown iorbearance enough, and must
now surround our foolish enemy, and draw the
military lines closer and closer around the city OF
Mexico, TIL the government of that infatuated
country sues, like whipped braggart, for peace.
We hope that the authorities at Washington will
now see that the time for trihing is past.
While these new and important movements are
making at the north, what is General Taylor do,
ing in the south
According to the news received yesterday, and
published in full on the outside of this day g
Herald, our forces Were advancing rapidly TO
Monterey; and as il was reported that General
Ampudla had reached that point with from five TO
ten thousand troops, there may yet be another bat
lie between Old Rough and Ready and the Mexi-
cans. This is now the general expectation, and
the next advces from that section will, therefore,
be anxiously looked for. Our troops were in
excellent condition.
Thus it appears that we are in the midst of
pipiGg times again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-28

The uudsrsiepsd in conformity the wish of
MANY of the men, estranged from their regi-
mcn and stimulated by the belief that the measure 10
absolutely necessary, calls meeting Of all the officers
diers Of the 7th regiment New York State volunteers,
left behind this day at IL NJ at the arsenal yard in this
CITY The object OF the meeting will be the consdern-
ton of great calamity which has befalen usto
certain well may be, the extent OF suffering which
exists and to relieve the present distress oy immediate
sction In the confusion that exists Is impossible to
know with accuracy what officers are left and in this
proceeding the undersigned trenches upon the prcroga
tive of any senior brother officer in assuming the Lead
they will please ascribe to the necessity Of the case
and his desire the distress which prevails
Immediately assuaged
Where the husband from the wife the parent from the
child the babe from its mothers breast have oeon mus
rudely severed it is time to stand upon ceremony
Is hoped that every commissioners omcer lett Deni"o
be present, that may know who u sonior' III "
take mm ediate command and institute meesures 20 sIus
our case to the attention Of government Inc nonso
msiened officers will be active IN scs,ine nS
and il is sincerely hoped that soldier wnose
is not tainted with the thought Of deserton wi, Ss
sent and in proper condition to parucipass In ns Po
10 reeve the apprehensions Of his comrades LETT DC,
hind as much lies in his power the undersgnca WI.
the detachment will be sent out as soon as can vel be
done In the meantime perhaps, we may re-encamp up
on Governors Island and WILL no doubt, draw ratons IN
stauter Mrs Conway, the lady who was so cruelty Sc.
narrated from her husband and child at the brast and
who frsnc state many supposed hal desroyed her
street and shall receive all the attention my humble
| 10 me- affords THOS L. vERMEULE,
| Lieut. It'll Rsgt ~ Y.s.Y.
Np The call for this meeting has received the APP
probation Of Capt Taylor who u sick 10 bed and who"
| senior,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-28

The Syracuse Star OF the 96th says that the jury
brought verdict Of not guilty in the case OF Fuller
tried for murder The jury were out 80 hours before
they could agree.
In Chicago. on Friday the 18th inst, Mr.. Wander.
burgh was dangerously wounded by blow from blud-
geon supposed to be Inflicted by man named McCabe
formerly OF Pittsburgh, Pa. The sheriff Of the county
was in pursuit OF him.
In China Me, ON Saturday night the tannery Of VIM.
H Healey & Co was burnt The loss 10 large Insur-
ance in New York. $1,000
The A,napolis Herald says q number Of carpenters
and have recently arrived in that city from
washington and busily Engaged in the erection OF
additional buildings the yard Of the Naval School for
the accommodation Of that highly interesting and nou-
rishin0 institu ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-28
STATE Constitutional Convention.

SErr. as On motion Of Mr. CsmDrsleng. the commit
Tee Of the whole discharged from any further
sjera loo Of the report the currency and backing
The resolution that afternoon sessions shall not be hela
on Saturday, re.cinded Mr. Hunt presented the
petition of the National Reform ASSOCIATION OF New York.
for constitutional provision limiting the quantity OF land
each individual shalt hold not to exceed loo acres
Sc Referred The convention proceeded TO the const
derston of report interpretations other than bank
ing or municipal rhe convention passed over the 9th
section and the amendment proposed thereto by Mr. Loo
mis- and took up 6h which, utter debate was agreed
to, as follows -
The term corporations used in this article shall be
construed to include all associations and joint stock com
panies hereafter formed having any Of the POWERS or
privileges of corporations not possessed by
partnerships And all corporations shall have the
sue and shall be subject to be sued in all courts ID IKE
cases in natural persons" =,
The Convention then returned 70 the consideration o.
the ,h section Mr. Jordan offered the following suosu
tuts for il - ..,..u -
private properly public on just compensasn hrs'
being made therefor and for transferring pupnc anos
ays or streams or right to the use thereof 10 indivi
Saa ar public purposes and for grant
ms such not by this constitution euho
rised 10 be conferred by general laws But all such
snscai laws shall be subject to be altered modified or
repealed" .e. a;.ro.rr NJ -.
section.--.aibony Argus.