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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01
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II GREELEr-Sir: enc. csc % you paper
yb,ea vas cod % ne lest evening between and 10
iet above Eghta-st fOr cents the boy crying them
- r,,rss snpourcng war with England. mink u ny
49, nj ifor YOU q the i position, which ought % be puI
,,o n immediately. ~ attending ~ this matter you
vii ese one vho has been imposed upon before ~ the
~" EXTRA IKBUSE.
Tse,fay Morning Fs5 %. 1913
~ No. Sir. What you say IS untrue and only
proves your want Of discernment and Of reason
There aeas no Eztra Tribune We never issae any
unless there IS important news. But any boy may
e,y Extra Tribune and sell an old regular issue
for fresh Extra and obtain sizpence for 1t II be
can find customer green enough TO buy without
examining % see whether It was an Extra or not.
We have no possible control over this matter, any
more tbana Bank has over the issue Of counterfeit
or altered notes in It's name. We have made this
exclamation separately to dozen different numb
skulls already. but the thirteenth turns up no whit
the wiser for 1t, exsmpiiiying venerable Proyero
ab1ut oraying somebody in a mortar
- Once Tor all: lie, whoever "a tempted 70 buy
AZ Extra first take i in hand and see thai q IS an
Extra and bears date the day which it is offered
II not it is Of course bite snd It is his duty TO give
the swndler who offers il in charge to the first Po-
liceman he meets. or take him TO the nearest sta
ton house HS have no power in the premises
and can assume none. I'd
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The Treaty.

We give no ore1ence 70 ramors importing that
me Trer,y q Peace with Mexico may be rejected
ty tho Senate. Objectionable as 1t confessediy 49,
we srs yet confident thai it will be promptly Ta'i
nod Admit all ito faults and say Il an simess and
endless Foreign War is not far verse than any
honorable Treaty Of Peace could be Hard "a It Is
70 DAY Mexico Fifteen Millions Of Dollars for terri
tory we DO not wsnt, would IL not be far worse 70
spend Fifty Millions on another campaign, and very
likely be as far from peace Il the end Of It as no"
Beside. where is the money How It to be rai'-
ed When 10 il 10 be paid II we can buy an
end 10 such War a, this for Fifteen Millions we
consider that dirt cheap.
The fate Of the Treaty is Of course 10 the hands
Of the Administration Senators. If the mass Of
them choose to rstify it, it cannot fail II they 60
,rsipst IL. il must fail We trust there will
no, be one Wing vote against IT, unless pos
ably those OF our two OF the three Johnsons.-
They may Hy of 10 q tangent, as before but that
one other Wing will vote TO reject the Treaty, we
will not believe until we see IL 10 the Yeas and
NAYS True, we don't want the Mexican deserts :
we don't want 10 pay Fifteen Millions for the habit
Able country they offer 10 cede US We don't want
% acquire the most desirable territory by virtue Of
our pistol held at the owners head Nc want only
Peace bu, let us have the Peace, no matter II the
s5iuncts are revolving We have not yet seen nor
heard from single Whig who is averse 70 the rat
ifcation of the Treaty Give US Peace
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civ Taxes.

Constant complaint Is made about the heavy
r.,e OF taxes imposed o. citizens OF New-York lu RE
year 1888 me rate vas cents on 500 u 1870 b. was
Dos cents ON 500 way this immense increase A
statement O., = lew aos may .hras soae 1sh u7on ,he
subec
L. ruo- $40 the city borrowed a. tirsrent times
the sam OF 900. which that year converted
tom f3au1s debt Toto funded debt and $4,000 a
yeaF has been rassd by every year IA. tine
Nf tho purpose Of lluta'ins the entire amount
O. U5to l,tg The Interest on the money Borrowed By
,ae Ctv 90 ,oos.ruc; me Crc.ra A94stuc. sulsy
funded. ans me Debt asst maca increased. saee
sl the entire Interest lsss he Amount received tlr
Goa t,r .s-t. Is raised - tAxa1d ihis amoani BOW S.
raised ii a51u, SS3o. 900 ayesr.
B. The safe Ml.-rAN-a most iul4iious fax ana one
whica "a, peculiarly hari spa 'ur CiDeas 1-s; inc
posed n l,.3 ags aAs since syerAsst SO, so ayeN.
luIsn Ses Ssa5ei Law rs passed. conmolly
Known As Maca, school aL by eai,h &C. ,as az, fa4r
or dfo aleAr has been AIDED 90 taxes
over she school taxes c. as o'aF or Eve years pc
csdins
70 o. the year lsts a. iAe saFsass, 90 iAas Cro-
sen Wsss rrs, pad Nr from the Alas,as, Fsnt.
Since shA ums he ncuey rclure g FAy these expense,
has been raised ny iAHes. AS averages ua, ar Asogi
So cooayosr
A. ut lessro eil rufsas ths suf'oci as.tner. n.
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Pnni.hmcrr Of seduction.

The following S the bin INTRODUCED by Mr. Coz
OF Livingston which wss yesterday defeated in
the Assembly. ,.siog one vote Of a constitutional
majority
4. A.. 10 PUSIsH SfuC-rloS
Tr PeoIeof l state Of va York ffprienfcd m >snate
.. BIZ A. mat foiI1al
r.. person who shall llvsig.e, sntiee. 10
ta1e female ID previous claste charactel from
hsf ro.4 ~ Wh-Issoeyer sise shs may be. zoo the
prrr.ss PROSTITUTION 81 house Of -fame. sssguat0u
r. eseu ere ard every person who shall sld assist
such sb1.crcn sLcl purpose. shall be guilty ~ mis-
d.ln-Anos. 49, a ulon cnvieron thereof Be punished
on .tore fn.l i've yesrs
Aly r.sr st1 hal fetnce. aud have illicit con.
n " alv female Of previous chsste chafactsI mall
". 90 uisfer .raror ara upon conviction hereof,
..- Del Tl1she1 IS pfsouuslt 10 STATE Fns0n rot
es. ttsr .-- r-ar rcr note ttsn Eve yeas
n. euon sha.. BE- hsd under the provisions OF
us &C. 4l t-sfiu7rI " be female sedgced uutup
red s. svi1srt- 81 der flrcunstsnfsl o. positive,
.- r-sl ldIcfrusnf ala tr fngud within .HJ 3ehs
..-. I.- crr MISSION 4 a- az see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

Yesterday. ,9.h iu't MARY SEAMAN ass5 s5 years
Tier friends and those 40 her daughter Ann TITUS sfe
respectfully invited f8 attend Ter flner az Dali pas,
O'Clock this sfsr11l from che h1afe OF fhip BOVINE NO
1j Fast Broadway. - .. So,
scar % bic age.
Hs-sstigss md friends are respectfully invited 10 AZ.
tsLd hs funeral. Tomorrow Ifh4rffsyI morning. A. ~
o'clock from h. I..e residence No lt5 ffo'psctst'
bl.t.rn
Or Monday uI4h- .s,b instant. of inrerios illns"
Ef.ZABETif ooIy chflf ~ Wn and Sarah Jones, ased
81 years & months. srd D. days.
Bic freu.s of thr fsuF are respectflIy Invited 20
attend her ulrra his afternoon sf o'clock con No ~
Hssfersr der remains ui De taken to Ofeen"ood i't
.ut-rnanE
GA N1ndsy Feb .. in fhs s1h year of bic 49,, AMEs
IHJKbJ RS 0silve Of Daksilh, Scotland, and - Jea'
a resident % hrs City
The friends and rsigss u The family those u his 'on'
Jsmes K william snd Joseph T. end those Of hi'
brother Granl Th1rfurn, his brother lu-lAw Ihoms
bussing the r " Grand Lodge 81 he : eie % rev
York Benevolent LdEe No =. snd the members 10 1000
Of the Mis5uIc Order respectfully invited 70
attend his i4rernal ca Meinesfsy, March j. Al +. 7 "
pecssy y, from his ate -sirnce No - Woosterst ~ u
~ Graod Famiiy il1idsy this 81 thc America Muse
That hesufifu Wax stauary auracis great dss OF
attention aui sresi numbers visit cNy lodsJ mo w
viii be crosdet - performance tsE. place no.h
ssscn aod evening, ald aiics snd children a. wen o.
others wi embrace he opportunity " enl y w iuh "
the Lecture Room a 90 hey VISIT tue ,taNtt
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Mt.a.e.r.s htfu .eaity. 20 -.
.s.i... D. iMsf-H.
HH Hs a..nr ..attfs. IRE sprJ in
- ..' 80. ~. 49,, "a
=. ... ... DO ....r 20 b.. rs --..aH ~ 7 III -.
III D..r.a. ga tl,asa.e .a.sr-r III SAND al
=. ... ,... .-..s stp,slt..,.,.
..-'., y. .' 49,. =. 's'.
.s. l..... .r .s-r. :, rs1s srs ~ 81 Id. II bsi.
.. tt..... r.ItI.r a.s ..arr bg4i en-. o. 81
I.u,....a- Pas. Hsr5thIng 81 Ter.
.t.. .l trs. Ir-frT dressed hHl. ~c .hlns f'J
IT,. .af O. ~ .. Re- 49, -stra
r.r t..., o,.. ~. r.r.s.r .t.a8gs 81 bu,h.l
WuDTls.f.. cd s..I ffsl.ss. st is a n. ard snal
20 - 81 NJ 800 C',..1,o pr,.'
.. MN ..... IL. .f.. p o..s.. Hf~s p.r
..f.,
-. 800 C--t,, A..
Poo q Fl - n..
..r..... I....,.s ....f-,s .fI -Os- ssa.~- wouis
r..f' ir. 49,, h. -. a.
n. .f., ..... .. ... r.s....... Zoe ,tots,
...-..rl
ite,sr .o HtF vi' E-- sss-.ai .a-s ei 30 TO
..I e.. sf.s. ....f -.lts E. .hs expect
-tl. b.. r-l. f.. ..s- q. .I ~af.1 tay ~ 10 .osi
.sas u.a4 .- e.- 90 e. ..s dolly. IRE mn-
be-. .a f.. t.a..F .esr Di.l.ss. Dol grtuy vel sap
3D. q ft .f ...H h IilF .a. ,fite
Og Gt...... ,r.f. ar.a I-4 l.sls 11 The quay icf
aest.. rrI.h .s .i CA. o. a. dozen assca. ana -
.... .. to- Il. a i..tr q ....ls % .zs quality o.
.,.. ....... 90 .f..r.. t... -. a "a, "A.
F tf .. 4. .' 81. E, - W. saw
49,. L. r.- . .... ... .,.-- \. ,...- ...ed
. $1,000 1900 t.- ....-. r.-. h., fa. Il : per
81. t.r,.I 80 ,.. ID. 81. ...... 4 4~...r~ ro..be
4. he --......- r... r-....4 a. .f1I- 3 p, City
..r f..n.rv ,r.I. 81. ...s-fs
. Prraf.rs H.r-lrs .a. t.t.e.s ..l B. ID. F,r tvs
saw. s- fI. I... r saI HsIa u..r FoNls from N 20
L.. lr.t .| I-.- Ha.1 n..f .s.f Jersey Blus,.
----. b. F.. "a Is fr- fsr F.. . o ~ Csfcgts,
~ . De rsr uas a.ked -r.-tsr over l..c. = =
se-a.i.s . 81.
. Olrtst u 1915 TO-. If p. l--'LaN' sAs"'
f.rr .4.f -I. COW By. tirf q
raIs - 80 Seen. fl ts ou ias eve so sfevou'iou
t .,.s,.It ...f a f-s, ID r1r uidd.su,f- 70
FL ,..t.s r.rk there wood 10 Aly hxfn IA ~
a.. .s. .tsy produce r8.tIrf iru fha ~h'er % ne
H., th- If f..-n nf .f .h-l price, th-y 90
,-s .5.t bF fttati.x exchange 20 IS fact pretty
u. e.. sn O.. 81 our people fla farr, ia. 1rarse"
F..Ir f.rs u.r f.a,r t breed Nnel me neat "a"
ID f ben Do 10 ulGuiac.aret bY the
f,r.rs trsrslt-s Irs .-tua "a fas barrels DO onsef
..shs, as. rras ers aer t th-y lase learned Of he
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vfr. Clay 4. Coming .

Oar Common Council yesterday 'ecei'eo
letter from Mr. CLAY. accepting toe invita- Oh
gwen bin without distraction Of party 70 Vi'it our
City a. her guest He will arrive here on Tues
5,v p.xt. snd remain three days Il Is his desire
no, 70 be the occasion OF any formal parade, much
leo. Of any partisan demonstration. More here
xnSr
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AaYtHrH MrFnsa o. Wr'rcHr7rsp N"FFtf
On 81 ar evening isst jacob Val f.sh 'sr'ps' of
s town ~ mere ,hls'sr 'aHa'r GO ln'' lHsf
fai rH hs viii. sn1 ahIiifsH. uhsH fhs i-a' hesi
hifn ll4ih ~ tIi-l urru ts srff a. vas bal
tHpsfel anl haf equity Hf rt.7F .s's 10 si'
.a,.. tr-sf1 Ole f.fu- an1 nrIehhafs Tas ,fHHsf 90
ers aHf rss haiainr in.IH-s' HgH" h's body 80
farIsr arefrn.n. when aaf iHnfinsHi i.H
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-. sa.rnty ~ Psg~f usei ~ esch ~stsousnu err
80 IL fssr uerts Stove specified wssas f,sovs ~
- Ns~Yaa Herald 9la fsstns f.r he DsIf, "a fcsus
~ - Meskls .na resins TO- %, rfes1ruuai ~ Inc
N.~ Ysss n tuus SIS roams fof fhe Daiy ljl
a. h.. Ws.sy .ed Do frsms for S-ri-Wsskiy.
~, thet,' . decide that tie u~r.d 80 tie iirssr
.,..,e, slrssi .tiau JAS o WILSON.
DANL r. MO r.
s~Ys... Fes -. isas stDiWksW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

OHIo-Tne Legisiatare Of Ohio adjourned az ID
o'clock on the morning q the -5.b after session
Of p days iu which they passed about az iarge
columns Of Acts aad JOINT Resolutions, Of which
the most importa, IS tae Legislature ApPor'ion
usut Law
The Loo Foco Members have issaed a. Al
5rs., whence We infer that they mean 70 resi't or
nuuify the Appor,ionment Law. They oi3ec' most
strenuousy O. the course Of the House ~ receoins
from is amendments and agreeing % she ti a. me
Senate bad passed IT, maintaining that the a. 10
was Illegal throughout. The sistesnSH broad. j
procla'ns the act 10 law and ir;imstes . % i ~
be- treated a. such We shall sec
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ThIno- In PhiIndelniln.

PWLADfLrHIs. Feb. 24-P. 81.
The Winter as il goes out to day i, prscticing 70
out on 81. so-ng airs aud we have regular March wind
10 consequence.
have as heard OF the death Of Dr. John BAnioph Of
our City lie ns been SICK ior fortnight All died
This morning
There IS nothing Of Interest raa',irng to-day. Mr.
CLAY m receive the l4os of city tomorrow ~ the
Chinese Museum, aul brilliant sshtit will te.
Mr. CLAY leaves this Cty today week "f Newborn
The ouI srtet ras exhibited better teehng today
NJ. h. s5,.ssed 40 So vim ssies 90 bbls opening
Wheat 81 l0 Corn is in steady demand 9TH sar' onn
s1vsns Yellow a. So 20 % CTS Oats al o. 81 Tor South
srn sales 3D. bales Cotton a. % q Tor UPLAND aut
Orleans the Inquiry Is fair susars doll A. pfeyou. pce'
SAFES COO bags Las1s5ra CODE, ~ II Mo'asse' o =
or ua.e Provisions without much change Picked Hans,
- o ara smoked g. cens L"d 9aiei Al eeat' 10
10 cents n tbls FfegAs more brisk Al . Tor Meal ana
TIE sioes market h,, been 6uu today
Fffif Heard ard INrr-ln flsmiuE Coop 4 au Nor.
10 sna lO $50 Penn g. 73.. Z15 DO - 1000 CITY Co.
30 % 80 City .. ~ ~ .,'' " > o. 9'' i,o -
cal l5- - Manf aud Mech 3D. % lto Narri'tosn r.
$ Be- JOS lo Hechs a. MAJ B.nt. rtt'. o., loe o.
~ u t1 "a $500 Co. a. 100 2nn0 fsnn 3d. - iii-
,.eoad Bal,d and tnsrigl Read Mort soat' bt OF
7li 81 1000 d. - W.. -, i1 ia S. 90 Oirsfd. ioi
Mr.. ADAMS hENAiSs p rom n letter received
ty James G. Ninde IA Chairman ~ tho Comrtoa az
pointed by ihs city Council. from Hon Charles Hudson.
Ch.rrnan Of tho Congregational COMMITTEES of Arrange
mcs learn that 10 10 not contemplated 90 remove he
remains of Mr. Adams 20 Ms'sschussiia immsfi't'ly
ibNtm1rs American.
HoSoR TO Mr ADAMS Among tho visitor. 10
ha ely ol Saturday ss' assist n ysfns hoHnr o The
raru.rY ~ ~ Atsua fho 9Hosfs an1 mnuhers -
500 senate pf MsJlsnf and a1 of us House ~ Dele.
Blackstone speatsr o mo iiouss ~ Delegates a. ffss
frft Too Eah.fs saa states thai the frs Iuaf r thH
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NEw-YORk TRIBUNE.
wEpNEsDAY MORNING. MARCH

- TIE assf.sa-t t.,Ias tssn ees $50 X 80
vsA she, sfth, New "a u.rs!a ant Ns~i - ,..
,.....tI,sIv t,oxa-siue i,iatly aud report ~ -
- s''a" siteetaAs" ~ e,-t nat she svcrsge cir-
80 alloy fv4aifcs 40 80 - s, .r..ks c4d
slien 81 80 tee pspes dai-et ..,~..f.s.roo "a.
fax lhs ssi,..nonf - ~ cfis hs+'' 49,
~ kslle~sf ~. y-~s T-.fas-
y. - Nod 49,. .. a.
49, f. .r. sfsfa .i.... A'f'+' e..
Mrft ... -.. sen NsstI
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Grentnnd pr.rructirr FLOOD.

Inc NAeeliag 1imef gives the following &C
cunt VI the food a. MGssi.lon Of which brief AZ
noaace .aeat came by telegraph few days ago
Correspondence Of The wheeling Tine.
MA"ILLoS Fsb. ~. l.n.
have % announce the gfssest caisttfogho taf has
ever occurred % our Town portion ~ which IL nov
tess Of nuns AID me s'fse, st f)otsf win water
At8sc.eck me moaning zoe artfelsl lsko M fFt'f
,ar several ~ e. n extent and sifuaiff nr ipo Greek.
g0 ief h.asr than tar Howl sn1 about mile ena hsi
eat w. .ss cut ana ihs swollen torrent swept over
svrryuIas in ifs cure toward fhs lor grounds
ne blk w0..sn factory n Msssrs sslnnw 90
-. susgi forn ard lbs b-iilngs sni na9hinuy are q
pie n rsins
he fremont n,u's. newly useifi on Tfsmoni si is
rtafY Nfsak
me- .a-.s stone taet. bqHi ~ Mf Rhodes. ' ps1ry
th.ssu s5~n inio tho carsi The m ard warehouse op
Efs.st ssrs hrr ftfnsSf'
t..ns 0vslirss we're ssfii avsT. sHl one Fan h11's
~ afssr tf1ss .hti cannot Pc rses-eisl Do me b1s
us n.af prevails
be- s.ftsfs m ftf irTsf lsr n lei inTr ere in.
.afsis1 atf be- Garsfs is tsgtrf .si.aisiif1 efssi
ts-tstrsnf .rsrHHs srf Ia issfsi Nfss hsrs hs''s
TIE fsts s-Ht is bfas9n s 'Yf sons if's'.+ shi enc
e. 90 ps sfsfr ri ts itssssnfs Toe Nsus sfs sHP.
slsfs 81 g A."
Ttis reservoir tvi' ~ fhs Hsssifn Tire N'
rsgsrs us ststs gaJns 81 pp1farsff Dc nfnsfH
. tsrs ttsn hssfF frnt siHis msfs h4 ihs people "
f,s 30 4, h1 en- - rsnlan. chat hs reservoir Tss
safs ~ snnagars 40 sitsnsss sn1 slihn1Fh 1Hf .'
f,s sfssff fsss tai ssT gfsslrs hs 1-m's' re
1shs iatssfsnsIg
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ofhuusn wolves who proTi on the track offemsle
innocence % beg gi.e anl blast il would be fright
eaed away By the spectacle Of prison door avn
Ing before them. Tast ilc punishment Of the se11'eF
is no compensation % those he las injured IS tue
enough on. pera. laws are nor intended - re-
dress private Nro-gs b.. - rePress pubic e'lA
Nos % syenge tie fallen oot . Pro'ec; aHd p'e'e''s
the innocent is the proper aim q laws sgs1''
Seduction aa1 Adu.ey. Az - 70 TIE 1a'l 'lA'
MAJ = lot always alone culPso.e me feA'y @1'
,1eris. Psn.sh the guilty. Pc hey whom ihey may.
Indeed - seems ,ast Dir. &c yesterday gave Do
,;,eor.bi1 for the protection ~ ygHHg men who
ma. t.. erposed % vicious s.loreneu.s which ne
t-u,t siu be passed. Then g the present Lesis.s
ture gees 81, % stop there 90 be IT, The advocates
Of Mora Parity m1st Dot be discouraged b. one
rebuff. bat should prepare ior another trial and en-
deavor b have the question taken rezt year at a.
earl er period ia tie Session.
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IITI7HI AaI- TT -.
Tlorz-rae make. vas steady Aua sl'es o. iS'65 800
s5.s. we're made A. I4:z4 Is. PHoyisIoSs-s'e' of
l-0 sbs clear PORK made a. go. LrAD--aes 1900 Pc
were made oa tcrns Or. s.l.ef. srcAR-sa.es % I'D
sss Ysp Oceans were maze a. a.. There VAsno ehAase
10 Gram. sales OF both whea; ana Corn were limited
The river reua!aet ln good boating order
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Darfoe H1EsFeg Last Ffiisy svsnins a'o7'
.'.f.aF nsn Suffered ih- sif1s nI iriA ' "NN4f''
"a rhnsst-ft e. ntfa 20 4as sFs-ff ani
80 al o. f.aa1 H tss Tfs NJ sns Wiz we POP DE-
ems e. iA. Nas nai snsn'Hs hs lfi- 20 fea isens "
t 10 sa 90 tfp TBS fssH Hrni 7"f h"f fefHf"et
r.- a..Iss srf ..s.r Dol 30 frrsin4 Boo irHfi rf
800. tl.s 10 gn ans fsfssal hifa ff- ih.a seifti
b.. "a ga tft.sf 'i.flr 1.rr Harr It- nf col
..tr.f 90 meg afrotf rf s -sf-rs rr 'r Dat
tf.s efaaf srfi ts POI '- f'Hf- 90 f- Tf"'..
81. as. rs.-r,s1 stl 81. .s ta tIs Hsr.s Hisft
$500. re- ..... =. H. a.t-l..H ff-.l-s a..ra 81
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HoEEsrGaDs In Assembly iow dsys .iocs
NJ. Ey~is reported syorssy a sflaas. sn6 - su. "
tttSpT 64ay slasssas frsp sa4 On sssseaess freu
as an pol. fzaf hg ~ llsf appiiegiaea = hssbzHd aaa
ne Ihs fsPafl sn3 t- wee 1854.
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AsriWae NrfTise The Pee Demor,qi n
Csvs.sas. Osis sa,s,ss ss gs's hsssrsssy s'snsi.
Or s,sifg q iasss ssssssl p 30 's's' prosecution
Z 80 VA sss.hsi hsSlt1
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CASADA Lord E.sia hss raised peaHs Beala
mil yssr. ~ 20 ils e.gaiy q essItvo eaan'slsT
of A.t. az. vssf sA c9as.E Of ne MssSs is,iassa.
"a Dot .bag ace President ~ ne EEs-uivs COM
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

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ton and Adultery we're seversy rejected In Assembly
A.i night al The third reading The former - Only ont
vote tie Noes being b., H. BIT 81 smoss CT hep,
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iogs the Legislature.
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viii NeNeo, were Ia 81 yesterday. 90 motion q NJ.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-01
DII0Es

The Peopls ofe STATE Of Ne York rfp tisEe6 n Sf1i,
and Aisenb.y DO enact a. foA0t1f
SECTION !. Every male resun &C ili aye 'a sls
commit adultery with married woman o. Pref - food
character shall he deemed guilty Of u ~ earor and
upon con fiction thereof IN aCourt OF RECORD snh pa
psn.hed BY imprsonmsn, IN the county ai for term
not exceeding one year
q No conviction shall be hal under this act unes. me
ind found within year from the commission
Of the offence unless there Be evidence confirming
testimony of the I'D teres Ia cases n which she fha De
a wituess f0T the prosecution.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-08-26

rho executive chair ought to control the &C
lion of Congress upon questions of domestic
nolicy. nor ought his objections to be inter-
nosed, where questions Unconstitutional pow
or have been settled by the various depart
ments of government and acquicsced III by
the people
Resolved That Upon the subjects of the
tariff, the currency, the Improvement OF our
great highways, rivers, likes and hnrbors,the
will of the peoples expressed through their
representatives in Congress, ought TO be re-
spected aud carried out by the executive
Resolved, That 'wnr, at all times and I'M
der all circumstances, is national calamity,
TO be avoided if compatible with the nation
nl honor, that the principles ofour govern
ment, MS well rs its true policy are opposed TO
the subiugation of other nations, and the dis
membernent of other countries by conquest;
for in the language ofthe great Washington,
0why should we quit our own, to stand on
foreign gronnd."'
Remarks were made by Hon. d. NJ. Camp,
s. Sumner, p Baxter, II. +. Prenliss, J. II.
Prentiss, p. Remlck, J. II. Kimball, and f..
Cleveland. and the resolutions were adopted.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr. Sumner, and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we have the highest con-
filonce in The integrity, firmness, talents, and
patriotism ofGen. Zachary Taylor, that in
his character we have n sure hnrbinger of an
able, honest. President,tha in his pledge not
10 interpose the presidential veto on the acts
ofConGress, we behold an abandonment of
presidential legislation, which has been the
bane of the country, and return to the prn-
ciples of genuine democracy and the true
policy ofour government.
On motion. voted to adjourn to some fI-
'ure day. TO DO designated by the County
committee. II. NJ. BATES, Scc'y.