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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
NAV -CUOOI-UadsT the direction OF the Lsois
ERPNCU LANGUAGE

i denny los Leon.rd.s g. few doors east OF Broadway
The daily increasing intercourse with france lnoue-s
the subscriber 70 commence new course IN mo pfs9cr
Puss wishing 10 ION viii please apply al the rooms
'"e NJ g. ''''0'' ~ f. RICHARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04
10 EIOUSEKEEPERS
SANFORD BROTHERS,

CASH TAILORING. ~ Fglion.st next to Herald orc
- just received beautiful and choice assortment
Clothes Casino and Vestngs, which Will be made
oraer 81 very reasonable prices nils In
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GREEN'S OXYGENATEU

Also BY agents, $50 and 226 Bowery
H. B. Respectable agents will Be iurnisned on is'oIa
.arnn. s5srs.s nostp.ld mj0 lmeos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-04

~ An Jrishman belonging to the Kohier party
was quietly passing along Pear-st. between Mott and
Centre on Saturday night about IL O'Clock, when he was
STACKED by some rOwdiss belonging 10 the Gimarn fac
ton and severely beaten His head and face were shock
ingly cut In several places by slung shot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01
Midway Female Academ,
'INHE next annual session will commence on WI
L NESDAY. the 20th September and cnnIinne a, 81

TINE next annual session will commence on WSn
L NEsDAY, the Goth September and continue WIN.
out interruption until the 2Oth July, le49
Miss LYDIA MARY FAY will continue 10 mr.. "a
over The Institution Principal Miss Fay Is so wei
and favorably known, and has given such general :.
tisilct.ua az render comment or EN- ogr
Two ladies of distinguished abilities acanrrlnrn,
have been engaged 10 assist Miss Fay, upon whose
perence, knowledge and moral conduct can impli.
city rely In The continuance VI his School, the mr.
scrtoers object Is the in It's establishment
desire 10 educate his daughters, thaving sir and
'or It's better organization, his able and jealous Plnch
pal, accomplished assistants and himself unite with
the ifuit OF their own experience the lights and conn
sells oil men eminent in the professions and they intend
70 aofd The means not only ola thorough OF
instruction. but also OF all those different
accomplishments now considered necessary 10 finish.
ed education.
Neither in the retaining of his learned Principal or in
the selection OF her fellow laborers nor in his other pro-
rsons, has the subscriber spared anything that NAV
make his Institution worthy of the patronage which il
has received for the last six years-and he considers IA
success and high standing the best testimonials he
oiier Teachers and pupils all reside In the family and
are under The domestic care of Mrs Minor and the sub
scfber, from whom they receive that parental attention
which - bestowed on their own daughters. -
Particular attention Will be paid 10 the mayE ant
morals Of the young ladies' al all times and Sdrepl.
terrst taken IN their advancement In a word, MdwM
Academy Will be a Christian School, and study thrr.
conducted IN away 10 make the pupil not only learned
but good and happy In event OF sickness every anen
lion VIII be paid and no charge made for profession.
serr ces The situation is, honersr, remarkable for
health.
TERMs-The terms aye such as merely to defray n.
necessary and absolute expenses.
For Board and all the neces-aries, for the ten .ebo
lasc months and Tuition in any or all OF the English
branches, Sll0. French, Italian, Spanish and Lain
each. Sig. Music, including use Of Piano, s35 Ms,.
Guitar, and use of Instrument sa5. Drawing
Painting and Ornamental Needle Work, with u. ~
Books and Patterns, $40 each. For any period less hsn
ten months, SIG SO will be charged by the month and
In proportion for the extra branches.
Books, Music and other Stationery will be furnished
al retail prices.
Circulars, containing more particular information
may be obtained by application the subscriber and
references TO nnlurstonable authority, fdesred Paw
ments half the Isl January, the balance II M
end of session. Parents and guardians ,eon,.
ed TO come and Judge for themselves.
Respectfully, JEFFERSON MINOR, MD
.Midray, EsssI County, "a, Sept. lst, lsi5.
Gr Address the subscriber, al Mier's Post Ohio.
ESSEX county, Va. Sept s-cwlJanl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01
RDONS VILE
E'HiYslAagi ACADEMY

DEVEREND II. NJ. Kinney AND LADY, late u
IL the Virginia Annual Conference, will open 4
School for the reception OF Young Ladies Goidons.
VILE Orange county, Virginia, commencing the 18th
November.
II may be necessary 10 say few things 10 III, pub
lie, whose patronage IL solicited, concerning the nci.
viduals who propose 10 engage in teaching, aud The
place where the Institution Is located The Principal
has spent five years in The best colleges in the dillsenl
study of the Classics and the English branches A
short time he spent in teaching. since which Tin c
he has spent six travelling Minister. Nrs Linney
educated in the best schools OF Virginia and has
been engaged successfully In teaching the pres, NJ
year.
The services of a third teacher will be procured as
as they may he needed
Orange county Is provrtbial for Its health and The
intelligence of ITS inhabitants.
Topersnns living down the country We would say,
BY sending your daughters To this section, they viii
have the benefit of the best water and the pure noun
tain air The cars from Richmond stop daily within
a few hundred yards Of the Academy Every effort
will he made 10 render the situation OF llie young
ladies pleasant and agreeable. In case Of sickness
thew wiz be attended by Dr. {. Bear. who has an
perieace OF thny years IN the practice OF medicine
and in whose family some are expected 10 ooaid.
For board and tuition in all the English branches
per session Of 6vr months, st1
Music, "
French and Latin, s. each, ~
All the branches usually taught IN the hest schools,
will he taught in this. 40 charge VIII De made fer
medical service. The Principal has large and well
selected library all will have free access 10 H. School
Books will be furnished, 1t reduced prices. The Sc
cond session will commence on the first of May. stu
dents Will be admitted at any time, and charged only
for the time they are IN attendance.
Nov. l0--cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01

If there is in our Glands language" says n
Louisville Journal, iovelier song imam THIS, :"
do no, know where o find il. Who will sci II
music worthy OF il2 Who CAM
SONG.
All around and all above thee
Islhe hushed aud charmed air,
AL things WOO thee, all things love thee,
Maiden fair!
Gentle zephYTs perfume breathing,
Wat t. thee Sizes, uIoate sweet,
And for thee the Spring is wrelsh'ns
GarlaDds meet.
In their governed, cool recesses,
Songs Tor nee The fountains ffamei
Wha,so'er the wave caresses
Lisps Thy name.
Greener verdure, brighter blossom,
Wheresoeer Thy footsteps stray,
Der the earths enamored bosom,
Live Away.
Wheresoe'er lhy presence fingers,
Wheresoe'cr thy brightness beams
Fancy weaves with cunning fingers,
Sweetest dreams.
And the near, iorsets thee never,
Thy young beauly's one delight;
There II dwells and dwells forever,
Ever bright.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01
"DEFgArED sUC NOT DIsMAYED."

The Democracy Of Ricam >nd, IL W Ill be seen,
are to hrli meeting tonight at their old rem
devious 10 rel etae their mistaken adherence o
the principles ami doctrines under which ttcy
fought in the la.c campaign. Though they have
lost the Uaian il contest which, however, Dr.
cided no principLes, and has therefore left The
principles and measures OF The Democratic par
" 10 tull visor AM effect they can with price
aud pleasure reassemble, 10 rejoice over their
success in Old Virginia saved as she has been,
am.si the general Storm, and once more 'thc
nas skip ii he Union" To lead on 10 victory
Animated h. these considerations, we cannot
doubr. ina, The d nocrats Of Richn,ad will raj.
| IL in Strength = ne meeting 10 night. Many oi
| our ablest and mosi eloquent speakers will hr
present. to proclaim firm devotion 10 orr I'M
psf.hah.e principles, and 10 cheer on our friends
lon- cff,ris in The cause. The mee.ing can
not fai 10 ,e N Interesting enc, and we appeal
10 our ircnds, one AMI all, 10 come forward and
shew themselves = b. as proud and indomi,able
in their defeat, rs they have been calm, liberal
and generous in victory.
Our party, we feel sure, design 10 take no
attitude of factous opposition to the new Ad-
ministralion. They will give it fair trial and
award 10 il resistance or support, as ii shall
pursue partizan course, or show itself 10 be
"the peoples" Administration. For ourselves,
we cannot believe that the Taylor party can long
hold together. Its elements are too conflicting
for durability or strength. 1t must fall to pieces
by its own ncoherence The Democratic party
should, therefore. retain its organization and be
ready TO do lis whole duty TO the Union and 10
the South.
In this connection, we cannot withhold from
our readers the following interesting views Of a
Washington correspondent Of the New Orleans
/ Courier
"ln whatever way we look Al The future, the
conclusion is irresistible, that our present defeat
| is a mere pusa,ion, which will be blotled our Of
memory by is ephemcral existence, in The vast
field of lime allotted by Providence 10 The domn-
len OF Democratic principles. Look back, and
You see the tide OF Democracy which has been
flowing OH since the first days o. the Republic,
almost uurutfled by single Federal admnislra-
ton John Adams and ] O. Adams are like
pebbles, whose circles oil Influence were scarce a
hands breacth, and are now obliteratcd. Who
studies their political wri,inss7 How often are
the works OF Jefferson, Madison and Jackson Ia
ken up and read aud meditated in the affairs of
the pre.sn, day, but who descans upon The elder
or the younger Adams1 They
| Sleep the sleep tina: knows no breaking.
81 lock for war Of The white and red roses
| the men who supported General Taylor irvm
choice and,hose from compulson. tits brewing
now. The Office seekers will force it, There
will be most disgusting 6sht for the nfhses
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01

THE TRUTH WILL oUT.-A correspond
emf Of the Republican in the midst OF glowing
compliment to Old FAC, speaks of the Mexican
war, as ",hat glorious war" The Republican
had denounced il as ".niserabIe war; and the
" hig as "a great public crime"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01

A despatch in the Cincinnati Enquirer, dated
Louisville, Nov 24h says:
"MaJor Borland is elected u. S. Senator from
Arkansas during Sewers unexpired term, and
Sebastian 10 place OF Ashley. II is thought that
Sewer will be elected for the next term"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01
From The Peter6nrg Republican.
SENATORIAL. EI.ECTION

Mr.. Editor You will please insert the follow
ing notice in your paper:
Our long tried public servant, James II. Cox,
Esq, having resigned his seat in the Senate, We,
with proper difhdence nominate our talented and
worthy friend, Il. K. COLLIER, Esq, as suitable
person 10 succeed him, and we trust his name
will be duly noticed by the Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
pYrcpsuu Nov Odlh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01
PETGRsnuRa. Nov. 24lh.
NORTH CAROLINA.
OFFICIAL vorr-NovEMBER, 1913.

a ny ,o,a
o'Sic'AL 'o1I-Nustmss3' 1910
iayiof. Cass.
ausoh' icod o o9
, a,, . ooo 80
A - oon ooI
o o'' i oae .9'
o ouneo"oe' no no 31 1
p .auA' s3s 3n3
D Dsa,,.r, o3a aS3
Prnnsw;cL 3I9 l37
cah.,,ns 75e 31G
Craven 6q6 6I6
craven, o o,o 20, 1oo
CS Sa''' Sos ~
Sn,,h,,, $50 1-a
Soi.nnu so2 a6
CamSan, 4o3 IN
Car,sre' ' Al. All
Ssa.am' ooa 1857
ch.'ham i033 $40
che,nLae $40 ITS
CIsavslond 3I4 425
Cieavelahd' OF ,aa &C.
CulIiluck, 40 40 eo 10
DaVicson, ioo 1o Ss,
DAVE, ARG 900
Dupiin, 40 ,32S
Easeeohoe' o., exc
FRANKLIN o 31a 9 oSo
ud'es' 90 oo1
Greene, osa 81,
G G.,,' ~, :t7a
uuiioiu' .,a 40
HAYWOOD s 11o hS S
ndIiia1, 90 "a
nei,lofo' 90. sae 5ao
ayae, 55o ,,e
HENDERSON, 9ss o., or
ileaeli, i zee 1ae
Jonns'oh' o o0o ,3c
Jones S SaS a 1o'
Lemon, SoS 200 800
Lincoln, 90 1922
Martin, sol odo
Moore, 53o 4oo
Montgomery, 5S3 %
Mcdowell, $50 l6l
Macon. 427 POI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01
POETRY.
ABOVE AND BELOW
NY JAMES RUSSELL l. WILL.
,ws,,e,s in the yailey-lant

Oh. jewellers in the vailey-iand,
Who in deep twilight srope an1 COVER,
Till the slow mouGta'n's d'al-hahd
Shor.ens 10 Moons iiunpsai no1s-
while We SIT lille, do ye thinS
The Lords srea. work SITS idle 100
.rbsi ;iyhi dare not o'erleap The brink
or morn. because lis dark with you
Thouss. vel your valleys skulk in night,
IN Coils ripe felcs The DAY Is ciieo,
Ard reapeIs, with their sieKies VI 'snN az.
Troop singing, down The noun anu ''ue
Come up and eei what heaith 'teie =
In me frank Dawn's o. 'gheo eyes
As, bending wi h a plying KISS, ,.,
the nisat->hed tears OF EARN sue ai'e''
The Lord wants reapers: Oh, mount up, ),
Before nigh; comes, and SAYS, TOO ia'e'
STAY mo- Tor taxing scf,p 81 cup,
The master huneefs while ye var
'Tis iron tlese heights alone your eyes
The advancing spears OF day can seei
which DER me eastern hnl.rops rise,
To break your long CAPTIVITY,
Lone watcher on the mountain height
|, is right precious 10 b.hold
The first long surf OF climbing lient
Fio,d all The lhirsy cas- with goioi
Bnt we. who in The shadow SIT,
Know also when The day /, nIen'
Seeing Inv SHINING forehead NJ
With mis- inspiring prophecy
Thou hast thine Office, we have ours;
God lacks no carly service here,
Bot what are thine eleventh hours,
He cou1rs with US Tor morning cheet:
One day for Hin. is long enough,
And when He give,h work 10 DO,
The bruised reed is amply tough
Topie,ce the shield OF error through.
But no, The less do rhon aspire
Lights earlier messages 10 preach;
Keep back no syllable Of fire
Plunge deep the rowels OF ihy speech
Yer God deems NOT thine aerisd sigh'
More worthy than our twilight dim
For meek obedience, 100, IS hight,
And following that i finding Hun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01
43 $50 3i,s69
"a 1863
Taylor's majority 1851

Taylor's majority 1881
The popular vote in 1874, was, Tor Clay AZ, 232;
for Polk 39, 2S7-Cays majority 945.
Tayor's excess over Clay is 4,?36.
AT The Stale election, in August ls4S. The vote
was, Manly, 1886; Reid 1852 Manly's ma
jority S54.
The vote OF Yancy was rejected lor intormai-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01

Colonel GENTRY oi Tennessee, Is not III favor al me
Wimot ProyIso. has been stated He, however. re.
CARDS abstract principle ~ OF less tr than di uon
He do-s think slavery will he carried into Gait
fornia New Mexico and there should the povlso
pass Congress- wouc rather TIT President should sign
il than add 10 The destructive spirit Of dsunion by W
TO- This IL q most re sonabe cnclnslon and The New
York Express we'll says:
''The North felt IA badly ab.ut This annexation nt
Texas which extended slavery a. the south can itci
about the further prohibition O slavery The North
learned 10 submit and the south must show the virtue
OF acqnescencr."
We regretted to zee the above in Southern
paper whose principles We generally approve
for their soundness. But the doctrine here laid
down is a fatal one. The South regards the
Provso as a gross violation of the Constitution,
and wanton aggression upon her rights-yet
she is called upon % "acquiesce" IN It, Tor lear
of disunion threatened by the anti slavery men oil
the North If the south should take the ground
Of Colonel Gentry, and proclaim, in advance,
that however wron; it may be, she will submit
TO the Proviso, she virtually invites the North 10
carry the aggrcssio, into effect. Let the South
stand firm and united, and we shall avoid dis.
union, and at the same time secure compro-
mise, uhe Missouri linc.) which will satisfy all
true patriots. This Is no time for the South to
give away, or "acluiesce' in aggression and IN
sut.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01
MN RTCHMOlvD ENQUIRER.

discussions H bes,owing The offices upon :" n,ss
asnerally. there are leading Wings who womb
rather see Democrat receive an once man -.
tain member OF their own party. Deep an" o,I
Ter is The fed. viii Taylor wade mo u an
smile on York and ftown on Lancas'ets w..
know that i, one Of The first appointments =.
General Harrison he arfayed Henry Clay asdin'.
his Administrations. That appoin men! was 'he
collector Of New York. He PROMISED II 10 one
of Clay's friends Clay wrote 10 mn 10 eApes.
il; but before l,e nomination was SEM mo 'ne
Senate Daniel Webster persuaaee .he ou ma. .ian
10 change il, and instead oil ifleha W C,dy,
o,c of WebsleIs friends, was nominated
Then did the houe divide and wo 10 ms admin
;,ra;ion, had Il .on;inued. -Tylers fate might
have been seen nHarrison. The same clemens
are al work. Ofce seekers are smackihs thelf
lins for The 4h otMarch. and there is mol an OIL
fee in the countrJor al Washington, ABOVE my
dollars year, upm which The eyes oil double me
number of greed expeclanIs are mol gazing
They will Jump at them like hyenas, Rowing
with delight, and il The old man shows the cold
sbouIder-it he r.iuses 10 allow his admlhislra-
lion TO become oneof The most prosc:pliVe ana
disoracsul in The annals OF the Country they VIII
show him no morereveleace, malgre al ms WI
tues and honor, thin the Alcxlcans showed the
embalmed leg of Sinta Anna, when they Kicked
i, about the streets d Mexico III teasily deIisioh.
| have heard the names d Two hundred Wings
ot Louisiana alon', who are 10 be here on The
4.h March next. Ia, lhi, is mere fash in
the pan compared 10 the Northern hordes,
who are ready for sescen, apon Washington
Pennsylvania has srong claims 10 represent.
What State has achieved 50 much for Taylors
success But then be New Workers and Bosto
MAN, say thai their money was used IN accom-
plishing it. learnd from Wing the other
day, and he is man too, who has tak'n an &C.
tive part in the electDn, that HALF MILLION Of
dollars was sent into be mining region oil Penn
syyana 10 buy votes This is no idle story
No Wing who knows any thing OF The election
in Pennsylvania will leny that money was not
thus used in the mos proiuse abundance |
deeply regret the statement Of so deplorable a
fact Il is only 10 shw the tremendous battle
in waiting that will be fought for office and
plumber. Can Tayo resist it2 He cannot,
and consistently act leader Of the Wing
party He must remin untrammeled: or he
will have 10 20 all lenlhs.
IDEs or NOVEMBER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01
We fear that the saying "lhe truth is often said
in JEST, will apply 10 The following prediction
m adp nnnn The elpciinn

WHAT AN OH LADY THOUGHT An old lady
has been sadly puzzled about The M nber OF Pres
idcntial candidates; pushing her speclacIes over
her forehead The other day, she exclaimed:
"Well, there's great talk about who sail b.
President. Sumo say Cass, some say Taylor,
some say Van Buren,, some say "Od Rough and
Ready" but think that Wiil.am Propiso will be
elected alter all, though he is not a General"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01

The yoie in 1874 for President was: Clay
as ss4 Polk 80 s76 -Clays majority 3,3o'. =
Ths number o. votes cast at the late election Is
the largest ever given in the State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01

The Massachusetts Legislature have chosen
Levi Lincoln and the other Taylor Electors by
the following vote Taylor, SC, 1876, Cas- 65
Van Buren, 81.
petition, praying vote of thanks to Gene
raj TAYLOR for services rendered in MEXICO, was
laid on the table-l33 to 123.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01

We learn from the Fredericksburg News, that
the Rappahaonock Canal, an Improvements des-
tined 10 be Of important service 10 FfcdeFicks-
burg and the upper Rappahannock country was
opened for navigation on Saturday last. Three
boa's, A. ]. Marshall, Zachary Taylor and Lev.
is Cas-. arrived during the day, reghed viii
wood and save limScr. The Lewis Cas- va
10 leave that day viii plaser ior Ke,Iy's Mil. 81
miles above, and return with a load Of -four.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01
Sleep the sleep tina: knows no bresklngn

81 lock Tor war Of The white and red roses
The men who supported General Taylor Iron
choice andthose from compusion. tits brewing
now. The office seekers will force il. There
will be mos, disgusting fgh, for the Offices,
and General Taylor will End that be will not heal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-01

"THEM GUNs."-We ave been requested TO ask
the following questions OF lose who know most about
the matter: -.
Was not salute of IL gns fired in December, leif,
when the Electors cast ID vote oil tins state ior OIL
Pokl
Were the guns used onthe occasion furnished by
Col. Morgan from the Penbntiary, as has been said
Were they not, on the cntrary, the very same guns
used by The Artillery comfny of this city. and refused
to tho WhIgs BY The Capla the other day!
We profess 10 know noling Of the matter, and we
ask for information .HO'tay's Hag.
Upon the nfurmarionol those who ought 10
know, we undertake | enlighlen the Wing,
which continues 10 lash his "iempest in a tea
pot" In lie language oM,lard Fillmore's At
clifton letter 10 the Err, Ant.Slavcry Socie y,
We say ca,cgorically, " are "mnch engaged,
and shall therefore conlnt ourselves with an
swering all oil The above intcrrogaiurles, but he
third, in the Affirmative" We repeat, Tor he las
time, that the AHil!ery ans were not fired IN
December 1874. in homo OF the election 81 Mr..
Polk-tbat they were reisei 10 The Democrat
FIR, thai purpose, and on Insane ground that they
were last week refused 10 lie Wings. We would
also remind the Wing, thalhe Wing Captain OF
Inc Petersburg hitilicIJ SlupduJ iSio'Se 'uS 49,
of his guns to the Whigsot that town, al The
late celebration, and that lie Wing papers and
leaders raised no camou about il, nor lhrea
eneG 10 organic. strictly p1tizan volunteer com
panies, Sc
While on this point, il isproper 10 correct a
small misrepresentation, hich we find IN The
Richmond correspondence The Baltimore Sun.
The Wing papers here hive not referred 10 II,
but Richmond correspond nt &c" in the Ba!ii-
more Sun, says, speaking,f The expected "Juei-
lee"
THE Wings from all prs Of the Stale are in
viled TO participate. TheGovernor has thought
proper on this OCCASION refuse the Iequesl /
The whis committee for II, loan OF piece OF ord
nance IRON the Amory, yer which he has COR
troll. Unless "H's Excelency" has other mo
lives Tor refusing this req est than has been a.
ributed 10 him, il IS ceHanly anything but con-
sis,en! with the good taste ir official dignity that
should appeilan % The Glbernatofial office"
II is a sufhcien, answer 70 The above, 10 say,
that the Executive Council whis and Democrat,
were unanimous in sustaiIing The Governor in
the proceeding alluded 10.