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Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
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Boundary ngTwEES MExIco AND THE
CNIrGn Snrrs.-Que Of tho most i'm
pouaut measures smothcred ut the close
OF the last session ol Congress, says the
Baltimore sun, was The bill to run the
boundary between Mexico aud ON new
possessions, III ACCORDANCE with the stip'
uutons To thai eject, inserted III the
uoaty, The treaty provides that the
commissioners OF both contracting parties
shall meet al San Diego, in twelve months
from the exchange Of Publications. IN
less The bill pass Immediately on the
meeting OF Congress, in December, thc
commission cannot possibly proceed &c
its destination in time 10 reach 'ou Diego
IN May next, aud thus the lreuly will hC
violated. The bin was not reported by
the Committee on Foreign Relations ii
the Senutc until very late IN the session
aud although it passed that body, wheuil
came 10 the House, il was there reicrte,
To the Foreign Relations Committee, ant
all attempts TO allilupwere mavailing
Iicul. EaotY, Of the forogruphiea
Engineers, If Is stated, wus nominated by
the President 10 run the boundary be
tween the United States aud Mexico
Tue PRESIDENTIAL ELEcloN-.W,
notice an estimate uada by The "Wush
inelou Guian, of tile Elselaaal Nota,
Gen. Csss will positively receive, umon.
Which, are ONO Pcm'o, aud SOUL
Carolina. Cen. Cas- chance for lhes,
three States We look upon as eNttemel,
pnssram SoIth Carolina. We heHra
win throw aWay her vote lffurs rhi
would cast it for Gcn. Cas-. Ghio j.
certain ior Taylof aud fcuas! kauiI
should Nc. Van llafcn'5 iaauds have Al
electoral ticket IN the spte equally 50
The uniou'z calculation gises cuss Il;
totes, mofe than Is necessary TO else
him, but. laI. includes the three Sata.
nained above, neither OF winch We lbmE
will vote Tor ham, bul should he los.
either of tue three, he le,as his election
Tie UH0a IN this calculation, evidently
gites up Tie election. Il doc not clam
New York a. even probable iPr Las
/ Il IS abandoned altogether and feeardet
as certain against Inn. The Gsios, II,
doubt, look- upon the result us a los
ball. aud is ouIy wiislline To keep il
courage np.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

The "Albany Argus sets dowplhe
entire los by the recent coningwtlon in
that city. at about one million and ghali
OF dollar, Of which, some 5000 OF 500.
600 are insured, and Will be promptly
paid
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
CMcL..ArL ~. 2a. S p. M

'T00I'NNII aug %, : 7. W
outrage ~ CiHcusati-Gyrqt Eritr.
msa-JaH dnaric7-Thycc m,aLtL
ioE
"real o'o.iomcnt prevails 300 our city
ni present Two Germans were on trial
for committing rape on @ girl of . year.
oil age. They Were committed TO iail for
further hearing A large mob attacked
the Iall' the offices fired frous the windows.
killing three and woundmgs Several others.
At p. NJ, the mob had not been dis.
persed, but the crowd Is rapidly incrcas.
ing. Should They succeed in getting the
pr-onerl thcyunloubiedly viii Kill them.
L0aUrRlr C0prtcE
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

Gen. A. Anderson, formerly a Demo
cratic I. :. Senator from Tennessee, and
who, until recently, has ae.cd with rhat
party, has CONE on in favor Of General
Taylor forth Presidency.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

TnE BATrrHr-Ths Is drcidrdly the bos, cam.
Paign paper il has been our province to look into
II Pubisbrd at Washington city, where the doc.
umenu are convenient, aud the editor, e. $ Cad.
con- is furnishing documentary evidences to the
people in manner that will, before the iics Of
November cause considerable rafting among the
dry bones Of Lecoloeoan
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

The secret Dublin correspondence oi
the New York Tribune, which we pub
hshcd last week, giving an scconnt OF a
victory over the British iofccs undcr Cen
Mcdonald, by The Irish under Smith
O'l3rien, J, not considered authentic. II
Is supposed to be hoax, as later advice.
do not conlinn the statement.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

Com Mlyr-A correspondent Of the
Little Roek Democrat, Who psidcs IN
Van Bnrcn couniy wdio, the editor that
he has recently discovered a gold mine III
ths State, aud iar want Of capital lowofk
it, makes il thus public
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

lnFoErANr IRON WAsmNGroN.--Tho
Hudson Bay Company, il is stated in
dispatches from Washington 20 the Eas-
tern papers, lias made proposals ao our
Government to ,ell cat al lheir posseF-
sions The proposition was discussed on
Friday in secret session Of the Senate.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

Cor. BRAco was gallanily received by
the citizens Of Warren, \. C., on the slh
uli., and presented with . magnificent
sword In the coursc Of his remarks on
the occasion, the gallant Col. paid a glow.
ing compliment TO General Taylor aud
10th North Carolina Noluutccr-
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

WAHusGrOs MiLg ANp FrAALr srmSAaY.--
The Trustees Of this Institution have, we arc pleas.
ed iolearn. been suUes,slul in securing the services
Of lu cofpsoi leaoheH, ~ Wti be seen by rrf.
ference 10 notice in another column Of our paper
to-day. ln the male department they have se.
cured Tie services Of the Rev. n. c. Thwcai, iof.
msrly ofihs jackson Institute, Teuns gentleman
ofnoknowlcdged worth and ability, who comes a.
mong Us highly recommended as teacher and a
man
Professor Slack, who iakcs charge o'the female
department, has, we are credibly informed, pro.
cured fol- and efficient corps Of assistants, und
biz ARRIVAL b shortly expected. The "Mcmpl.s
Evening HERALD thus speaks Of him'
"rroiesor Slack is gentleman anda scholar,
enjoying lagh reputation. as d iltuchsE uud will
Prove both 10 man and an instructor valuable
hcquis.lion 10 any community We commend
hIn 10 The psopIe Of Washington aud the State,
rs worthy Of their respect, confidence and patron
age llewill cary with him an unsulIisd rtpula-
ion, and the bffi wishes Of the good OF our city,
llisrtmoyal viii be loss 10 Memphis
The Trustees deserve the thanks Of this com.
innuly for their ndoiaiigable cxcriions 10 cslab-
Iish among u.s. an institution Of high character,
md It Is hoped that corresponding efforts on The
,art of the community, 10 sustain and cherish The
Institution, viii be most chseHully afforded.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
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lie Two l4iNEss-it tGtlHH 10 ht very
clear from the suhInIued statement OF the
Washington correspondent OF the Phil.
adellhia North American, thai Gen Cass
vi, pu,y 10 the Iael OF The preparation
ul The Two live oi himself containing the
contradictory statements n 10 his position
ON the Miimol frovi=oqua>ti5n, Indeed
there Is little room Tor doub, on the sub.
jeef, H. Cass was al the scat Of govern.
nient Al the time aud his friends would
not 1.-Two dared 10 attempt such an afoci.
ous deception without sume consultation
with huu Tho following l. slndepend.
cut's statement.
Tn the dag on which Mr. Maneam
exposed 10 the notice OF the Senate the
deception IN the two editions ol the life
OF Cen. Cas-. the Hon. john Wentworth
r4'Hatecaak ~ he Pfcssaee n one or
nfgge u ag Se,iaEO's. q staieMcHf 10 his
9aai. That h. pu5hasel al the oiiire
ui the Congressional liiuhe documents Tor
circulation IA his district. aud among
other, the liicoi Cas- issued IN the month
OF March.
pom examining Tie sketch he die.
covered the extinct rom ihs Nicholson
letter with a commentary hy ihc biosm-
pAer Wavoahie To Tie AilHot rrluso.
fe.ulag ths p0lRieli .aet n sSst a
deeHatfat a. tHe ffae SfdffS. aHa hslag
hf9iseJ q u Emot Pfor'sg man heeIfini
0u Gat Cas- ami represented 70 him
TIE dangerous fealsaey af eieaidtHg
the pabassfi3a al ihs N8fth. Graeaai
Cuss u,Ioaof hta that = shoVid D. eJy.
rasiet. Sgme tiHe afirrlrayds h hui
ooaaStaB "a rdR 6ae C0ag agfesaoHaf Gl0jc
ogice wheH he iras iJ0rmod htat an
,,t,fioa oi the ttc hmf JHa 6arH publish.
ei btiter SH,ief 10 hes disffHi, aocom.
plHiof by The r.3aaiafy ,caark, that
hie GfSt sketch had been ,-ssoi In ssc,yc
The nomination aaf The ofkcr 10 stctTe
Tie eiecfi0A
This Is substantially the statement
made by M. Ncnlwurh ani il furnishes
the most nicuntee lsa.r e., ,d.ucc that the
insertion aud suppression ol the maltcF
relating Co the NiInut Woyi-o ia the
duirfrui editions ul Ihe lil- ui bgu thss
Wa-a wiiiui aud drllnem.c imud, coucoct-
ed for tine purpose ui operating on the
North and South, and oi which he was
entirely cpgWAut
The metropolitan organ ha- attempted
to treat THIS conspiracy with indifference,
us d q fraud su muu.tfou- and touching
u question 20 delicate was matter ior
baumagc. uppfchrnd that the honest
people whom It wa- designed To deceive
wlll thluh Otherwise. aud punish d with
the scyercsg rcprulaiiuu. Al all events,
every man who respect, thr obligations
ul iuegnty aud honor upoitiu-, must
repudiute connection wiiha party Whose
candidate or responsible leader, could hc
guilty oi conluying aud executing frau.
du.ent scheme like this.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

o. MI CHItendeu Nas, on the 5lh INST, ia.
HngefaIed governor Of Kentucky lis majority
u Va the nciglbofhosd Of 500 The Senate wll
stand as il Odd last year--27 wb~-ll Lor0s.
The House Of Representatives b composed Of 100
mcmbcn, Of which. The Wing. nov hsv. G3, aaI
the looOs al leaving G set 10 be heard ff0m.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

hsA TACT worthy Of note, says the Louisville
Journal, iha, General Cas-. a. Governor Of the
Ierriiog oi Michigan, charged aud received a
greater amount Of extra pay than an the other
territorial Governors, from the formation Of the
6oVefnneni up to the present time
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
GEN. TAYLoRs ACCEPTANCE OF TIE
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION At
CHARLESTON,
Baron RouGE La, Aug ., lsis.

Baron RouGG La, Aug ., 1913.
SlR / have the honor 10 acknowledge
the receipt OF your communication of the
26th ult., officially announcing 10 me my
nomination lor the Presidency by" "a large
meeting oil the Democratic cli2ens OF
Charleston, South Curolma, held in ihut
city on the 2oth ulumo, and over which
you We're the presiding officer
Tins deliberate expression Of the friend.
ly feeling existing towards me mnong Il
large aud respectable portion OF the eln.
zens ai your distinguished Slate, hus been
received with emotions of profound grat-
iludei aud though 1t be but poor return
for such mgh aud nnmcrited honoE /
heg them to accept my heurllelt lhanks,
Concluding that tins nomination, like
all others winch have had the honor ot
receiving nom assemblagas of my fellow.
citizens IN various parts of the Union,
has becu generously offered me without
pledges or conditions, II Is thankfully ac-
eepled. And / heg You 10 assure my
Trends IA who's behai You are acting,
that should it b. my lot to I'LL the ollice
lof winch have hapn thus nominated, It
shall b. my ungeasiag effort IN the dis
charge ul It's responsible duties to give
satisfaction 10 my comlgmeH
Nuh tue assuunce OF my high esleemr
| baye the honor 10 bt,
AnUt ob't scfs g.,
Z. TAYLOR
Nv. D. PaaglF, PfeaI. e., Charleston. = {.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

ARmyrp.-gol. Sewer aud all our dfl.
csates Ia eonsieas. haye arrived a ilteir
respcctho places of residence.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

Sons or TLArERANcG.-A division oi
the order Of SOM OF Temperance has
bccu recently established AT tins pace.
and We are pleased to learn, with every
prospect Oi success.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
Fran The Ms@piis Eag'e Sept. ,.
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
By O'R-iigs Peoples Telegraph,
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA,
LOUISVILLE, sept,

fNHNi 80 - 49, H''af'f'i'f''
LOUISVILLE, sept l.
To tie ER4ors gt nc Eaglc-l'he
Niagara arrived yesterday, She brings
news Of greal moment ia the alluifs ot Ea.
rope, q
iaelaRk-Meagher, O'nonoghue aud
Leyne have been arrested, and the police,
IN the length aud breadth OF lhe|lund, are
III pm,uilsol O'Gounau aud his associate
eouleaentrs. Comparative tranquility
now=preNoils, hut the people are far irom
exhibiting friendly or dtrorous behavior
towards the police and government uu.
thoalies. The Irish Clergy are using
every cudcavor 10 preserve peace. Three
Americans and Two Frenehmen in at-
tempting TO cfoss from Scotland 10 Ire
land. have heru arrested ~ "synpalhi.
sefs and urge sums sot money found upon
their pefsous. Several arrests of Amcd.
can ssympathisefs have talen place IA
England. Meogher has published let.
Ter, IN which he denies having made stip.
uhtions with the British Government
whereby saye his GIc, lie says he Will
accept 10 terms bu. lTezd dom 'laf all Ia
leNethe country. The poaloe Ron cx.
tends Hllnyef the whole hinglom
Aaig-Churles Albert has evacuated
Iombudy Cen. Maldrcua at the head
Of tie Austrian army entered the fapal
Swles, the Pope becoming eNaspcnted,
a battle pusued IN winch lha Aus.nms
were badly WursIod.
Gefmaaa-Thr German Duchgs have
recommended war with Denmark, and
the bloekade j, strictly enforced.
Fuae.-Pads continues IN It Slulr ol
siege tamaiaa has iaumatcl desire
10 nmuu IA private lila Several nun.
dfcd persons mee ben bound guilty OF
participation u the recent msuuceliou,
whilst Two thousand prisoners have beon
liberated. Gfcat anxiety lor the dtagpe.
arR of the evidence concerning The late
nsuHrrtnn, prevails. The uon.iaicncu.
non policy 1i Cayaisnae has created .oi
him may enemies, but II Is hnpel Jhul
his good uHaiaai -agud policy will HRal.
y tmmfh.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

The N,-tem lancet reports a case
OF deliTcum lfemcns, arising from the
use OF t0bdooo.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

More OF MIGuiGAN-A citizen Of De.
roit who was for fourteen years Mich.
lnn ohicc.holdcr aud am imcompromi..
ing Locoloro, lately stated ia a political
conversation Ms we learn from the Louis.
vIllcJoumal, that he was opposed to Cass.
and that there was strong democratic
opposition to him throughout all Michigan.
lie said that bis name was the one hundred
and hfty.ninth upoISa list signed to a
wrticd pledge not to vote for him. and
that he was informed full fifty names
We're added 10 the list aitcrhis. Allthese
were Locos, and this statement Is confirm.
ed says the Journal, by information from
other sources.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

InG Sruus-Nlr Clifford has been
appointed the Minister Resident in Mex.
leo lie went ont few week. since as
q Commissioner This dowuca,t lawyer.
and one OF but little distinction, is in high
luck IN 'lha -poils OF oibce.' According
TO the rules which we are told now pre-.
vail al Washington his pIuudcf for the
year lsi5 would figure mp something like
fkt..
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
SnY In nn
SIG 500

There now. il Mr.. Clifford has not
brought his commodities to a profitable
market who has! We shall have more
such cases before the lth OF March lsig
lngersoll, (AlInstor to Rus.ia,) for
fomc -lx mouihs- service, got about
s226oO, and SEWER Commissioner to
Mcylco) for six weeks services, which
the Prc-llcnt graphically describes "as
procuring the ratification Of what had
~cn done already got about the same
sum But little short of 100000 for the
services ol three men, in SINGLE ychr
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

fGon AERA eDrz-lhe hng Cuo.
iiHc 4 PiaH Capt piuman, uured ri
lh. port an saturday lfpm Nen Cruz.
hHnainrfapsf. one day later than tho.a
which We eriyed werk ago by the
British steamer Severn. They contain
but Iifllr Hrws.
TN evacuation of chihuahua by our
troops !. announced ia the papers Of the
capllal.
The official organ nj Monterey umonn.
ccs that party OF Americans, from La.
redo, had committed several robh, ,rc,
and murders IN lhn State ol New Leon.
They had obtained booty of Sll 600, in
,aching the towns of Sabinas and Aida.
mas. Complaint was made to the com.
maudant at Laredo, but he declared
ms iuamIilyto appfrhend the robber. and
intended 10 lay statement of thc fact,
before the authorities at BeNir and Ca
margo. Tho ifceLoo.cr, had returned
10 Laredo.
Information las reached the govern.
mrut that pNEEnrs has taken refuge
among the Indians iu Sierra Gordo.s lie
Is denounced by the Monitor a- now ty.
ng 10 raise o war of cBsfs.
The Arco Iris, remarkiug on the com
plcir restoration oi order az Vera Cruz,
SINCE The departure ofour troops, uckuowl.
edges, that wiIhour men ho- totally di..
appeared that activity of inHIc whichcx.
i.ici there during lhc ocuupatton--N u.
BHik.fil, 9-h HH.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13
Loaiseiiie lag II, S 2. u
II IL Egagla ei tlf EHgis-

I.IkINI1OTa Nm y.
ulhe article OF cotton the bu.iae.s
for tn past week has hreu iial. The
quantity N market isAgR large. Pace
mNe mllen fp lower quotations.. Fuir
0lleM, Il Sal,- Tor the week amount
10 2s.il1 halrs. Lard has improved
slightly. Bacon has ad,mcel =. Mheat
la, aayauepd 2d y Pr 20 lbs. Bu,i.
ness, however is .mulI. Flour has ad.
tauefd L "a / 0d. Con las altaucpd
: I'd lefqmflgE
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-13

iulyg 40 PRIVATE ruarosE To Ae'oNfllHli-
No PATTY rgoJgers 70 rullp ur-Sa FNEhits 10
ruNtsli-SouilNa TO snRyg uur n, COUNTRY
Inv zleisiy faylor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

lister from Turin of the 18th ult states that the
following very liberal programmed the policy Of the
new ministry was generally accredited -
General amnesty in favor Of all the liberals, Of ell
shades Of opinion Suppression OF the
the eat Of the State g. Suppression Of al the oeri-
cal corporations affiliated to Jesoitism, believed to be
so. S,questration Of all the ecces ist!ca property
in consideration Of the siynment of annual pension
to tho tuars by way of indemnity, pro oned to
their dignity and charge g. Entire enamel patton OF the
public Offices through tho medium of public examipa-
ton. T. Request to Austria to evaouste Modena and
Parma and In case Of REFUSAL the cessation of friendly
relations with that power g. Prompt, universal, and
seious armament. O. Notifications OF the statute
cording to the vote Of the Chambers TO- liberal cleo
tors law, aud speedy convocation OF tho Parliament
IL. political Italian league II Suppression of the
Governors Of Division
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In order to preserve minor authority over them as
subjects They will grant them representative ehanl-
6rs and style themselves constitutional kings possess
ing limited power Thus the feuial system will
csive its death blow like the thick mist that ocean,
It will dissipate at the first appearance Of the sun Of
liberty But things will not end there: tho wheel Of
revolution will not stand still ut this point the impetus
will be increased In tcn.fold ratio, aud the motion
will be accelerated in proportion. When people re-.
part of their rights men, they become eated
with the victory they have achieved AID having tasted
thu sweets Of freedom. they become clamorous for
larger portion Thus will the states and prnoipaltes Of
Europe b. in continual state Of turmoil and ferment
perhaps for some years tbs earth, hcaviug In all
directions previous to the of earthquake
ct length the combusible matter will have vent ia ire
mendous explosion will take place. The lava OF Eng
lands bankruptcy will overspread the European world
overwhelming kings and srinocrscies but cementing
the democratic interests NJ 1t flows Trust me, Las
Cssas that from the vines planted In the soil which
encrusts the sides OF Ena and Vesuvus the most deli
cious vino is obtained shall this lava, of which
speak, prove to BIS tho only soil in which the tree Of
liberty shall take Arm aud permanent root. May it
flourish for ages You, perhaps consider these ssnti
ments strange, uuusual: they nine however was
a republican; but fate and the opposition Of Europe,
made mo an emperor. ! am now a spectator Of the
future.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20
NASHVILLE, April 5, 1913.

NASHVILLE, Apru ., 1918.
Movements in Political Circies-Con Convention Of
Dissatisfied TVhigs The Democracy in a Guam
dairy The Vice Prssidency-L ight-Amusc-
menfs-Fdctoriss, &c &c
The political ocean, at the present time is in
al extremely agitated condition within the bor-
ders Of our state. The great wing party in Ten
nesee have declared their preference for Gen.
Taylor, as their candidate for the Presidency,
both in their primary meetings and in the larger
assemb'sges Of the people. Indeed, at the recent
gubernatorial election, as well at the election
Of representatives. TO the general ssembly, this
preference was adopted rs the question at issue,
aud as a test of faiths and with that as the issue,
the present governor was elected by an over
whelming majority; and subsequently, Legls
la,ure, in its official capacity, nominated the old
hero for the highest Office in the gift Of the peo
pie, in compliance with the unqualified instruc-
tons Of their constituents. This was regarded
as settling the question OF preference "a far az the
wings Of Tennessee were concerned. Suisse
quenty, however, few disconnected indivi
duals, unwilling TO sacrifice personal feelings to
the higher claims aud interests OF the whole
party, have shown disposition, and manifested
determination to rebel against the majority, and
once more bring forward their old and Oft. defeated
candidate. Accordingly, notice in the Nashville
Vhtg, OF the SUN ult, Il cali signed by ABOUT SIX
hundred persons, requesting " all persons who
are IN favor of Henry Clay as the next President
to meet at the Court Honse in this city, on the
9Th of the present month" Every possible ex-
ertion has been made throughout the the city and
county, to procure the above number of signers
to the call; and when inform you that there are
three thousand wing voters in the county, you
will have an idea of the proportion who are in
favor OF the move, and goody portion Of them
democrats at that. What effect this demonstra-
ton may have upon the future course of the
wing party IN this state, 10 at most matter OF
speculation Whether it will lead to the utter
abandonment of Gen. Taylor, or create dlvi-
slon in the wing ranks, or (Which 10 most pro.
bable) will end as it began, in mere smoke, u, OF
course, Tor the future to dele rmine but one thing
IS certain, that the movsment is IN direct oppo-
alton to the past and present wish OF the lns-
jority--not that the wings love the Old sage -,
but that they love the success OF lhelr measures
more. There are some rich and amusing things
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20
The New Comni sslouers OF Destls.

10 EDITOR THE HEnALD:-
SrR-t may be matter of some little interest to rour
numerous readers, TO know that thsfo strong and
well founded doubts Of the constutionsy Of the law
under which sbatch Of hundred and bfiy commits
soner Of deeds have beou recently appointed by the
Common Council of this city. The new CONSTITUTION,
Tart 9th, section iS) provides as follows - ,
IAN judicial officers of cities spd yisges anu si eucn
judicial ers as may be crested therein by law sosi
BIS elected at such times and Ia such manner " tue LIS
sislature may direct "
That commissioners of deeds are judicial officers is
certain from the fact that the power they exercise
essentially of judoia nature, to wit the admfpister-
ing Of oaths and further they are oassed as fn IN
the Revised statutes part 81, CHIP H. tide "a, arr III
Now If commissioners Of deeds are judicial onsers,
and the constitution quirss all such officers to be elect
ed can that Law bs constitutional which authorises ths
Common Council to appoint commssio. = OF deeds
IL 4. thought not and great fears excss~i hat all
osths administered by the new bitoh OF ccnm ionsrs
will be legsL and all Acknowledgements keA ~ them
absolutely void Pens ms interested should th'.
question seriously au5 csrefuly. LII En-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-20

DUPg.-Pascha Smith, a merchant, who
moved from New York TO Cincinnati, with from
$780, to 500 COO lined set Ct knavss called me
Brother hoodn protesting 10 hold direct conmoni0n
fortune. A barber named Mahsn was tbs principa,
Oracle" smiths wife hss applied TO tn courts 'or
ths rrn'ection OF tbs rcmnart Il tner PR perry -
Il bwq Ecsni,g ! upp@i lSfh inst
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A -sto.m was prevailing a. Albany Gu The is.h
ina