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To the Honorable Board of County Com

mlSsI0ners for the County OF Worcester.
rT'HE Petition of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Company respectfully represents, they have laid
out and located their Railroad upon and land lying
in the OF West Boylston in said County, owned and
held by Asa Marsh of Chesterfield in the State of New
Hampshire in for The OF lothian Gazier OF said
West Boyston and that your Petitioners propose take
for the purposes of their Railroad the portions Of the land
aforesaid described as follows, TO wit:
strip of lane 876 feet long measured the centre line
of said Railroad rs the s located the norhery end
bounding the road leading by the house OF Russell Hot
IN said West Boyston and the souherly end high
way leading from the Valley Hotel in said West Boylton
TO Worcester, being strip land and half rods
wide side of the centre line of said Railroad at the
souihey end said strip. thence divergng sixty
in width on each side Of said line distance of
TWO hundred feet from said soUthery thence converg
hg TO hrtythree feet in width eastery side said
cen re lne and TO forty nine and half feet in width
the westerly side thereof the distance three hundred
ieet from said southery end; thence of Uniform width
OF thirty three teet the eastery and and
nan eet IN width on the westerly side of said line
to the road leading by The house Russell aforesaid
containing one acre and eighttenths of acre.
less
Aso another piece of land adjoining the above described
strip, from winch sad Company propose take EARTH
gravel and materials necessary for the purnose of con-
structng said Railroad, described follows to wits A
strp oil land sixty feet wide and three hundred long,
situate on the westerly side strip abb We described
the norhey end thereof OH the road leading by
sal hoits Containing forty huHaredths Of
less.
And your Petitioners aver that where they propose 10
take the land aforesaid than wide or with
out the limits OF said Railroad is necessary
the purpose cuttings ebankm ents and for procuring
stone and gravel and for the proLer
construction and security of said Railroad, and the Petit
TONERS iurther aver that they have able obtain
the land and materials aforesaid by luntary agreement
with the owner thereof wherefore they pray your Honor
able Board, after due notice. view premises TO pre-
scribe the limits within which said Company may take
said land where they propose take more than
hve roos N width or without the limits of said Railroad,
ana TO estimate, according 30 the provisions of law the
amount of damages any, sustained by The owner thereof
in the premises.
worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, by
w. A WHEELER Agent
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CHAMBERLIN,s.
Look at This.

ara LNOR SALE, valuable Real Estate situate on
EnA l. Front Street, No 26, in Worcester, consisting
LEE of large BRICK HOTSE and BARN, short dis
lance from the Railroad repots. Said House will accom-
moate three families above the basement story which
occupied as astore For particulars iDqaire of the
scriber the premises. p KNOWLTON
Worcester, April g. d.
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER
AT meeting of the County Commissioners begun and
holden at orcesier within and for the County of Wor-
eesier, on the fourth Tuesday Of March, AID. ie47:
On the petition aforesaid ordered that notice be given
10 all persons and Corporations interested therein that
said Commissioners will meet the Valley Hotel in said
West Boyston, Tuesday, the ttoeny seventh dan of
pr ner at two of the clock in the afternoon by pub
fishing an attesed copy of said Petition and this Order
!nereon, IN the Daily Spy, newspaper printed said
worcester, fourteen days, least before the said
day of Apr and by serving the said
Gazier with like copy of said Petition and Order four
teen days. before the said twenty day of April
next; at which time and place the said Commissioners
will proceed TO view the several parcels of land set forth
IN said Petition 10 hear all persons corporations inter-
esed therein who then and there 10 be heard
thereon and they shall adjudge that prayer of said
Petition ought TO he grnted. then prescribe the limits
within which said Company may said lands in an
cases where they propose take the more than five
rods IN width or without the limits of said Railroad
to estimate the amount OF damage any, by
each OF the owners afore aid, in the premises.
Attest, JOS KENDALL Clerk.
copy of the Petition and Order thereon
dtAII Attest, jos. G. KENDALL. Clerk.
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FARwELL & wHEELOCK.

FARWELL & WHEElOCK.
House. Sign, Chair and Furniture Painters
-, ,Groining and Paper Hanging done to order
REiNG practical Painers themselves and having
II the services Of Mr. G. PEASE in the Grainine dana,
- VIII DC ,neir endeavor TO merit and hope to re-
~ shop No. Mechanic Street over Thomas s,,,oo:
Grain Store. s p.pWEr sutton
worcester, March A. ls47. dsm j. II. WHFEIocE
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Worcester County Institution for Savings,

ANNUAL MEETING.
AT me ArnmS mee'ng o. me
foIIowipg officers were elected fo' 'A 'iN00' 'he
STEPHEN SALISBURY pres;deut
TIIO'S KINNICUTT Secretn,y
saM'L JENNlsoN, Treasurer.
elected These officers have the general cbaree and
superintendent concerns of the Their
one vice President and two ustees who are TO aens al
the Office of The Institution to examine the accounts and
funds, every Thursday O'clock A. NJ The order in
named Tor each month is a Vice President:
APRIL. OCTOBER.
Leu LancoIn, Joseph G.. Kendall
Maturn l. Fisher, Daniel Goddard
Anthony Chase. Amos Brown.
NOVEMBER
John ~. lincoln, FRA NJ. Barton,
JUNE. DECEMBER.
Benjamin F. Heytoood, 4. d. Foster.
Henry w. Miller F. Thomas.
JANUARY.
Isaac DGtts, Otis Corbeu
John Park, T. T. Merrick
VIM Johnson. VIM. Brown.
AUGUST FEBRUARY.
E. H. Hemenway. VIM. A. Wheeler
SEPTEMBER
ATtemas Ward, S. NJ Burnside
Calvin Willard, Charles G. Prentiss
Ichabod Washburn. Caleb Newcomb.
RoARD on INVESTMENT
Oils Corbet, r. n Hemenwav
samuel Iennison Ap,bnny Chase
n. w. Miller. Matnrin T. Fisher.
.mm,ro,s mn ,,,xrn
AoDliOnS Avn EAAMinEho.
ihe accounts OF the i'easurer anu the oomgs OF tne
Doafu OF investment, are carehy examined Dy ne And
tos from lie 10 time ana reports are mace oy mem 70
the trustees me auditors ana examiners elected were
Aifeu u oster FRANCIS L. Merfck
'ohh w. Lincoln,
.-,,r--.-- .
mr., - IhEAsmhEhs hEPuhI
ToRcES1ER COUNTY IHSIITOIIoF FOR say
NGS.
APRIL IA, 1896
From the 8th DAY Of APRIL ls46 30 the 10th day OF APRIL
ls47 there has been received in 1856 deposits from
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$4,000,

all paid in, and well invested Directors-Wm Rho les
Robert r. Stafford Amos D. Smith, Resolved Walern an
Shubael Hutchns, Ebcne7er Kelley, Tuy D. Brown Ma
thanel Bishop, George s. Rahbone Casb Harris j bez
Built ok, Walker Humphrey, and Allen o. t'eck.
Persons wishing for Insurance requested di
their applications, (Which should be accompanied with
particular description of the property per mall the
President or Secretary Of the Company the will
meet with prompt attention.
ALIEN o. PECK, President.
WALKER HUMPHREY, Secretary
American Insurance Go Is
Office, Nov 8, 1876.
u The subscriber is authorized receive Applicant ms
for Insurance by the above Company
W. o BARTLETT.
Office in Buman Block
Worcester, Jan l, 1647. dlsf
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Helm Wanted,

Help Wanted.
A MAN to drive an or team and other ork Farm,
"A with Family work i'll Cotton Mill. Also three
four ether fansies containing Spinning and Mule
room help. To irstrate families good tenements will be
provided and constant employment given good prices
For further particulars apply the subscribers the
premises, address by mail to Wiikinsonuue. Mass.
e. SAUNDERS q BROTHER
Graf on, March 20. dw3wl2
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Mutual Fire Insurance.

ne New England, The Farmers, The Euuitahle mn,
Inc bowdnch--a safe Mutual Companies~,ney, ~ :.
,n n,eu on favorable terms by application to GEO NJ
riss, Esq, their gent az he probs,e orr ~
Worcester, March 26, le47 50 's o dsss,,,o
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SPRING GOODS.

HALE, RICE g. AMORY.
NO. PEARL STREET, BOSTON. nave re-
csises ny recent arrivals, Sixty packages comprsins
sroaoclohs, Cassimeresj vestings; cashmars,,;s: 80
sumner summer stnifs; saiinsi DeLsaes Oregon Plaids
Gingbams; Muslins Wave and printed Lawns.
Sashmere, Broche, Stradea, SILK and Printed
snawls; Hosieryi Gloves; Trimming Frnses:
iLaees sscconets; Swiss Mrs Book Muslins;
1 ,ndia ana Nainsook Mulls; Victoria Lawns;
,ndia Linens; Check Cambricss and many o,nsr
articles OF scarce and desirable Goods which with ,bS
o s stock o. Staple Goods, Prints &c. compleses%
msy oner THE lowest market prices. : 49,
BOSTON, March Is. dram wsbs
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Notice.

'His certifes that have given unto my son, OLIVER,
his time ill of age, and that hereafter shall claim
none Of his earnings pay any debts Of his contracting
Holden, April IA, l847. d. DAVID PIERCE.
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FIRE INSURANCE,

fVHE American Insurance Company, Pre- vi
Il dence R. l.. continue insure against LOSS OR
DAMAGE BY FIRE, on Cotton, Woolen and other Man
uiacto les Buildings, and Merchandise favorable
The CApitaI Stock
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Providence & Worcester Rail Road Co.
Tenth and Last Assessment.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Tenth and last AZ
sessmeui OF Ten Dollars each share is payable ON
THE FIRST DAY OF MAY NEXT.
% Interest from that day will be charged all pay
ments not made previous to the 18th day Of May.
ISAAC BROWN Treasurer.
Providence April 19, le47. dtMlz
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DIED,
In Haley April g. Mrs Elizabeth w. P wife of Rev. D.
Huntington. g.
In Blandord April T. Mr. Daniel Ludden, revolutionary
R5.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED,
In Spencer April 20, by Rev Mr. smaley of this town
MIR Marshall Pierce of thr town, to Miss Elizabeth L
Jones of s..
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MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
BONNETS.

4 PRIME assortment of Plain and Fancy Straws
"A for LADIES of all from three years upwards
opening nj
CHAMBERLINsS.
Ladies will please remember The opening OF SPRING
FASHIONS for Silk Hats the 18th next Thursday at
CHAMBERLIN'S BONNET ROOMS.
Worcester, Aprill2. div
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Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance Company

"a COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS.
Academical exercise for the inauguration Of the
N New Wing of the College of the Holy Cross, in honor
of The late Revered Bhop Fenwick its founder, will take
place in the Hall of the Institution lol O'clock NJ,
THIS DAY. The public respectfully invited TO at
tend. dit Worcester, April ~.
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Ey-A Meeting of the Trustees of the Worcester
Agricultural Society will be held at the BRIcK
COURT HOUSE in Worcester, on Wednesday, the
18th .Hpril current, at L o'clock A. M, to make
arrangements for the Society's annual exhibition.
Per order, VIM. s. LINCOLN. Req Sec'ry.
Worcester. April 81, 1e4..
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-19
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

Agreeablv TO notice previously given the
friends of restrictive licencc convened at the
Court House in Mid1Iebur, on Friday 18Th
inst The Hon. Dorastus Wooster was called
To the chair, and l.. D. Gregory was appoint
ed Secretary.
Rev. T. A. Merrill Rev. Richard Hand
AMI Ira Allen was appointed a committee TO
nominate officers for this Convention. Mess
rs Peter Starr, Clark Rich. Sol Stoddard,
Chester Gilmore, and Mr.. lockwood were
appointed committee TO prepare business
for the Convention.
The committee OH nominations reported
the name of DoraStns Wooster for President,
and L. D.'Greeory for Sec'y.
The Committee appointed to prepare bust
ness. reported the following resolutions " hIch
were adopted after being fully discussed.
Resolved, That in ourview the vote ofrhis
State on the question of license, TO be gwen
on the FIRST Tuesday of March pex:, involves
the most important decsion which the peo-
pie nave ever been called on to make. and its
results will deeply effect the welfare of the
State for good or for evil.
Resolved, That if the decision of the peo
pie shall be in favor Of licenses the general
traffic in Intoxicating liquors by all who may
desire 70 engage in it as authorized by the law
will do much 10 discourage the efforts Of the
friends of temperance, TO destroy the hope Of
rrclhiming the victims of Il vicious appetite.
and 10 bring on Us return oiIhe evils Of pow
crTv, crime and wrefchedmess, " hich were en-
pcricnced twenty years since. and from which
by the progress of the temperance reform the
community has Of late been partially freed.
Resolved, That ii is of great importance
u right action in the coming crisis that infor
nation should be widely diiiused in the COM
munily in regard to the destructive influence
of Intoxicating liquors. aud the pauperIsn,
crime AMI misery ofwhich they are the cause.
Voted. That the proceedings of this con-
sention be published in the Newspapers of
the County.
Voted. That this convention adjourn to
meet at the City Of Vcrgennes on Friday the
Goth of instant January al 10 o'clock A. NJ.
DORASTUS WOOS TER President.
l.. D. GREGORY, Scc'y.
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WASHINGTON, De-. I9.

There Is no doubt that the Wings, will
the exception Of some Is, will vote for all The
war measures, but they are evidently becom
ing united in opposition to the President,
course in relation 10 the war, from lis begin
ming.
They will, in due time, propose not art
Giles of impeachment, Tor perhaps resolu
lions Of cchsure. but some project recommen
ding n cessation of active hostililies aud Sc
curing the territory now in our hands from
re-conques, until Mexico shall agree 10 {
treaty OF peace on reasonable terms.
The Government will soon call for ten
more regiments, and will fill up ultimately
the whole number authorized fifty thous-
and volunteers.
The Government persists in The helie
that there will be IA necessity for the coniin-
uance Of the war.
The debate in the House of Representa-
lives upon the question OF extending slavery
into The new Territory 10 he acquired from
Mexico. resulting from the resolutions of Mr.
King Of n. Y. is assuming character OF the
deepest importance, although but common
ced. Southern men demand that the Mis-
souri, compromise be respected. and that sIa
very shall extend up 10 The line due West
taking in Santa Fe aud the best portion Of
California. The Northern Democrats arc
taking the ground. thai in no cxircncv. will
they consent 10 any further encrnachmrnt OF
the slave power. The Southern men threat
en- dissolution Of the Union. We shall
SEN y, Express.
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or appropriations with the limitation lhey
are willing TO prosecute the war to sue,
cessfrII and honorable termination ano are
prepared to grant the resources 10 accom-,
pIlish that object, but they will not yieia 'he
territory either 10 the controloi Inc oouth OF
to the option of the States that may be Tor
med from it. In this position oil affairs. ills
bv no means improbable the Administra-
lion will be forced 10 make some declaration
as TO lis purpose in prosecuting the war. In,
deed. there are Southern gentlemen OF this
school now ready TO consummate nm ADJUST
ment. BY taking the Rio Grande for the IVES
terry boundary Of Texas-they fear the &C
QUESTION Of territory, because they know It's
control has passed from their hands.
The disposition ofthe Wing party in the
Senate is against the annexation of any more
territory, and with the feeling that pervades
among those of our opponents who represent
the Free States. ii is not improbable, that IN
any treaty ofpeace, the clause providing Tor
such acquisition could be stricken out, tho
it would require vote oil two-thIrds- Our
friends desire 10 prevent the exciting scenes
that were Witnessed on the Missouri ques-
lion and TO preserve the Union, by, proven
ling The Introduction of a subject that musl
shake i, from the centre 10 the clrcumfer
ence.
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MOST EFFECTIVE GENERAL
REMEDY.

Among the various popular Medicines Of
the day, Tor sterling, standard and substan-
tial virtues, none stands higher than DR..
Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bit
tiers, peculiarly delicious combination Of
those excellent remedies which its title i'm
plies. There is no better medicine for I'm
purities of the blood. Nervous Irritation, In
paired Digestion, Chronic Headache. Bilious
Complaints, Flatucncies Rheumatism, E.
ruptions, Scrofua. Canker, etc. ETC.. can be
either desired or found. 1t operates with
grea, certainty and facility in the cure ofrhesc
complaints, and general restorative OF the
system TO health. lnvaids, Physicians and
others having occasion for n tonic or aperi-
emf. in every case where either SarsaparIa
or Wild Cherry are desired, can do no bet
ter Than give this standard preparation a lri-
al and the proprietor fully believes that 1t
cannot possibly fail If giving satisfaction.
W.P. Russell.
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PLEASANT AND PRoF!TABLE.-A lecturer
Oh Phrenoiogy called upon US the oihe day
to hold an argument upon his science.
After we had spent some time in a very
foolish attempt TO convince him that il was
III a-'humbug,' he said. Well, sir. we find il
a very pleasant and profitable humbug, and
so long as VIC continue 10 do. we shall stick TO
IT. No doubt of IT, we told him and after
he had informed us that he sells ten thousand
copies OF each Of his publications he look h s
leave.
This is The secrel OF the zeel for these ga
rious and kindred schemes of imposition.
Between two aud three Thousand copies are
eagerly bought Of any tract, hook OF paper
that may be put forth by the Sweden Mes
mer-clairvoyanI school OF philosophers in
his city. and so long as there are SO many
70 bny, there will be plenty of men TO make
books TO sell. la learned writer should now
make book on the doctrine of justification
by faith, or the divinity of Christ. there
might not be books enough sold to pay the
printers bill. But make book TO show
that boy who never had six months
schooling can quote Hebrew when he is as
leeP, and see the rings around the MOON and
The book will be sold by the thousand.
~. Y. OLserucr.
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LATEST FROM MEXICO.

Commodore Perry with several vessels has
taken possession of Laguna and destroyed al
the arms aud munitions of war 10 the Forts
There are rumors OF marches counter-march-
es and battles, that Gen. Wool was cut of
and Gen. Worth driven back to Monterey
from SalliIlo and that General Taylor was
shut up at Monterey.
A corps of observation Of Santa Annals ar
nv had been seeen near Parras where Gen.
Wool's army was encamped. Gen. Wool's
army had joined Gen. Worth at Saltillo. as
also had Gems. Twigg and Quitman. Gen.
Scott had arrived al Camargo. A letter from
Mexico received at New Orleans states that
the Mexican Congress have decided that the
war shall not cease nor will they receive COM
missioners to treat for peace until every hos
tile foot has left the soil of Mexico.
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Libery-We like Burke's idea of Liber.
ty. He says:-'Men are qualified for civil
liberty in exact proportion 10 their disposi-
ton 10 put chains upon their own appetiles;
in proportion as their love Of justice is above
their rapaciiy; in proportion as their sound
ness and sobrieiy of understanding is above
vanity and presumpiion; in proportion as
they are more disposed TO listen to the coun-
sells Of the wise and good, in preference TO
the faitery OF Enthusiastically cannot exist
unless controlling power upon The will and
appetite are placed somewhere, and the loss
Of il there is within, the more there must be
without. II is ordained in the eternal con-
stituiion of things. that men of incorporate
minds cannot be free. Passions forget their
feltcrs."
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AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Addison County Agricultural
Society will be held at tho Totcn Room 10
Middebury on the 4th "Wednesday being the
9th day of January A. ID. 1S47. at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, foi the choice of officers and
any other business pertaining to the Interests
Of the Society. 1t will be recollected by COM
Petitors for Field Crops that specification
containing the necessary details as to the
manner Of collection and amounts must be
edged with the Secretary at least ten days
efore the Annual Meeting when The Commit
&c will award the Premiums
HARVEY BELL. Secretary.
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IRON WARE,

NJ essrs. COnant Trask and Co. Bran
don Vt. are supplying me with all the fol
lowing articles.
5 different sizes, Yk. Notions improved,
Short Yk. different sizes,
Air Tights, {.
Gothic air Tight.
Conant Box, 3
Troy Box, 4
Parlor Cook,
Letters, inch 6, 8, 10, inch,
Chaldron Kettles, from so, to 100 gal
ons, and weigh from 100 10 400 lbs.
Meslin Kettles, 7 sizes.
Sap Boilers, sizes.
Scotch Bowls.
Tea Kettles 2 sizes.
Spiders, 2
Sad Irons, 7 d"
Tailors Irons :.
Eagle Flows.
Cultivator Teeth.
Cast Iron Pumps,
Umbrella Stands, & Gearings, of all des-
criptions ofcasting made TO order.
All the above named artiC les can be had
short notice by applying TO
A. Ii. WILEY.
Middlebury Nov. 10th 1916. so
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Washington, Jan. 1917.

The speech Of Hon. Preston King rrndu.
ced profound sensation on all sides of the
House, the members crowding even into the
area in front ofthc Speakers Chair, during
It's delivery. Notwithstanding all the dis
Chalmers Of the Organ here, this frebrand
has been thrown into the war question, by
one ofthe most prominent members of Mr..
Folks party. The fact cannot be disputed
row.
What is TO be the result OF This movement
Is The inquiry that now suggests itself. When
eyer 'h's proviso lie presented, on a direct
teSt' which was not the case yesterday, il
WI DC carried by decided majority. Loco
tocos who lodged on the collateral ques-
ton, have assured me TO day that they will
be compelled 10 restrain The restrictions.
whenever summoned to the naked issue
The Free States hold the Numerical s.ren1,b
10 The House to attach any provision the
please 10 the supply Bills, and this one ihey
are resolved upon. as already evinced
ii the Administration would disavor, ,,,,
purpose oil conquest, the North would aorrc
not 10 enbarrass any of the important loans
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KaDIcALIsN IN WISCONSIN. The State
Convention in Wisconsin has decided to ex-
tend the right of SUFFRAGE to all foreign born
residents in the Territory without requiring
them to swear alleg lance TO the United States.
proposition making the aliens so trans
i"rncd ihto voters. eligible TO Office, as well
as entitled 10 elect others. was promptly re-
Iected. Ii has also been settled that the prop
eFty possessed by a wife at marriage, or fair
~ acquired by her afterward, shall not be H.
able for the debts of her husband. JUDGES
IRE TO be chosen by the people at special
election in July next.
Tie uretched provision granting aliens
the right of SUFFRAGE without naturalization.
was adopted by vote of9l TO 81. Thus the
enemies of our institutions, casual visiters.
and the subjects Of other governments, are
constituted citizens. and may control the
voice of one of the States Of this constitu-
'ion"l Republic. and ihroug her the action
If the Federal Government itself. Ii is a
mons:rOus outrage.