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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06

An act 70 provide for filing vacancies
~ school district offices. 10 certain
cases
II Is hereby mated s..
When from any cause, a vacancy
shall occur lu the Offices of clerk, col
lcctor Of taNc,, or prudential commit
tee OF any school district of any town
IN this state. The sclccimen shall sup
ply such vacancy uuul new election
stall be made, aud the officers 50 ap-
po'utrd shall have oil the powers. aud
hc subject 90 M the duue> requirements
aud liabilities rs they would be- # oho-
sen hy such school districts.
Approved Nov 2, 1913
An act In alteration Of an net entitled
"an act ~ addition chap 2Oof the
Revised Statutes. relating TO high
WAYS and b'IdgcS, approved Nov.
Is. lsi7.
IL is hcrejy ENACTED So.
Sec. ! 50 much of the act Of which
tins IS al alteration, as IS contained m
the fifteenth aud sixteenth lines there
Of N the following words, "ln or thro
which such bridge or road is not locs-
ted, IS hereby repealed.
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect
from and after It's passage
Approved Nov l3, lSiS
An net in amendment Of section fifteen
Of chapter twcnty-cight of the Re
vlscd Statutes, entitled ''of process
ms hereby enacted, &c.
Sec / Section fifteen Of chapter
twenty eight Of the Revised Statutes
shall be so amended as To include the
articles therein enumerated, corr on
the cob, corn stalks. and corn in the
lnsk, which shall be subject to all the
provisions Of said section.
Sec. 2 This net shall take effect
from lis passage.
Approved Nov l3, 1915.
An act in addition TO chapter thlrty-fve
OF the Revised Statutes, entitled Of
, EJcctments.n
IT'S here5y enacted &c,
4 Sec. |. The thIrty.iirst section Of
chapter thlrty-Gvc Of The Revised Stat
uics IS hereby repealed.
Sec. 2, The provisions Of said chap
ter shall extend 10 all cases whatever,
that are provided for in said chapter,
IA the manner aud to the SANG effect,
as though the same thlrly-fFst section
had not been enacted
Sec. 3 This act, and the 'chnptcr 10
which this is an addition, shall not oX
tend 10 any person, who shall not en-
Icrupon and take possession of laudS,
after the passage of tins act.
Approved Nov. 9, lSlS.
An act iu amendment Of chapter sixty.
five OF the Revised Statutes, entitled
"of GuardIaus and Wards"
II rs leycjy enacted 81
Sec. |. So much Of SAID chapter a
authorizes the ProbatcCourt to appoint
guardians for insane persons, and ioI
spcndthrilS, Is so amended that upon
r application therefor, as therein spccl
hcd, SAID court shall fix n time wher
such applications shall be considered
by said court and cause such applicant
To give due notice OF >nch'oppllc1lIon
and Of the time and place OF hearing
to such supposed insane person. o
spcnd'huli, ny service thereof, at Ices
twelve days before The 'Ihc SCI io
Suc, nearing, II sncn person DE WA
+, m this State bat 1t absent from lh'
p >''''r ny ser wee >"'h io''''' "
least twenty days before N"'h h'n''ne
: appointment OF GUARDIAN Sh',' care
luliN investigate me case ana max
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06

An act ~ addition 10 chapter one hun
drcd and seven of the Revised Stat
utoS, relating to the fees OF parties
III book actions, aud actions Of ac-
count and of trustees.
Il IS herety enacted Sc
Sec |. The party finally recover
ing IN any action OF account, or book
account shall be entitled to recover five
cents per mile, for his actual travel,
aud seventy five cents per day for hls
actual arlcudaucc before the auditor
Sec. =. Any trustee appearing be
fore commissioner, shall bc entitled
to recover five cents per mite for his
travel, aud seventy five cents per day
for ms attendance before the commis-
SIoncr.
Sec 3 This aci shall take effect from
MS passage
Approved Nov 10, 1913
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06
LAWS OF VERMONT.
An act m amcndmcu, OF an act rcla
tug To the Grand List.

An act IN amendment of an act rcla-
ting To the Grand List
II 10 herrJg enacted, SO
The sixteenth section Of an act cn,l-
tied AN &C, rc alrug 10 tie grand ISin
approved Nov Il lSil, IS SO amend
cl as to read as follows iu case the
owner of any real estate shall be un-
known 10 the assessors, the same shall
be Sc; IN the Inst, either IN the name
Of the original grantee, or hy such
other description, as in the Judgment
OF the assessor, shall best designate the
same aud whenever any division of
the original right Of grantees, has been
or shall be made, IN whole or IN part,
the assessors shall assess and set 10
the list, each lot Of every division, sep
sratcly from the other lots OF the same
right and IN all cases where original
rights Of grantee, have been divided,
the assessors M The several towns, shall
IN making mp the grand list Tor ls49,
snuralsc and set Ia the list each lot
separately ~ all cases where the same
has not been done
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06

An act making further provision for
the management Of the State Fl
nauccS.
RS hereiy raGcied, Sc.
n The Auditor Of Accounts against
the State, shall hereafter perform the
several dulles formerly required OF the
Auditor IA The Treasury Department,
whose othco is hereby abolished.
20 The observation-disclosures shall
Annually submit his rcc<d ~ allow
agccs. aud the accounts and claims up.
on which he has drawn orders the pre-.
cedng year ~ one Of the lcgis auvc
committees OF claims whose duty Il
shall be To examine INTO the proPrely
arid economy Of The same and report
thereon.
70 The Treasurer of the state shall
Annually furnish abstracts Of All the
orders po.d by hu during the proceed
me wear, drawn 10y the Auditor of Ac
counts and the Quarter Master Gene.
r,lto the committees who have tie al
Iawauces under examination, and Salf
comm,ltce shall carefully compare sajc
abstracts with the allowances Of lhos,
officers.
q Whenever II shall be found tina
any claim has been allowed by reason
Of mistake, Or fraud, by anv court an
ditor or other office, the same CHROME
ously allowed may b. recovered OF ih
person 10 whom the order upon snel
allowance was ma 10 payable. m &C
tion Tor money had and received. L
BE- brought 10 the name OF The Treas
urey o. the State and such s'lovsnc
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06

An act m addition 10 chapter ninety
Eve Of the Revised Statutes, entitled
of Offences against Pr'vse proper
ty'
II IS krrebv eH6eied. Er
That Il any person shall take ont catch
& carry away, or destroy any h>h from
arti6cial pond or body Of water, IN
-ihls State, without The consent II the
owner t.ercoi-sa d pond Or body oi
water bong private property, ard COTE
stIucied Tor private uses She shall b.
punished by hne not exceeding t~eu-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06

shall be no bar to recovery In such
actiou.
Approved Nov. -, 1915.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06

tA"ANi w aHAN"A I'hli FAtAAAhiAN0 VA Wv ~
crcuon Of tie court
Prov idyd Ihis act shall be construed
10 extend only 10 such artificial ponds
as are constructed exclusively for hsif
ponds.
An act IN amendment II chapter one
hundred and one of the Revised
Statutes relating to circus and other
exhibitions.
Il ~ hereby enGi,d &c:
Sec. l. The >clecimcn Of the several
towns within this State, may, ia thcr
discretion, grant permission 10 any
person to make the exhibitions pro
hibltcd by section eighteen of SAID
chapter, for time not exceeding two
tays al any one tune, on condition that
such person p1y 10 the scIcctmcn, for
thc use OF such town, sum Dot cX-
cccdlng fifty dol ars, nor less than ten
dollars
Sec. :. The provisions Of sections
eighteen aud muctecn of SAID chapter,
So lar rs they me Inconsistent with
this act, are hereby repealed.
Approved Nov. Z. lSiS.
An act in amendment Of chapter one
hundred and thirteen of the RcVls-
ed Statutes, relating to persons con
fined m close Jail Oh executions is
sued IN actions Of tort.
II Is hereby enacted SC:
Sec. |. II any person shall be con
fued IN jail on a judgment recovered
IN an action founded on tort, when II
IS stated IN the execution, or endorsed
thereon, that the cause OF action arose
from the wiIiul act or neglect OF the
defendant aud that he ought to be con
fined IN close jail, such person may
make application 10 the county court,
al any session thereof, IN the county IN
which such person IS confined, or 10
any Judge Of the Supreme Court, by
petition praying that the statement IN
said execution, or endorsed thereon rs
aforesaid, may be vacated, and that
such person may be admitted 10 the
poor debtors oath, or 10 the liberties Of
the Jail yard.
Sec. 2. Such petition shall be served
on the creditor, ms agent or attorney
of record at least twelve days before
the session of the court, TO which 1t
IS preferred, and ii 10 Judge OF the
supreme court, twelve days before The
time SctthcrIn for hearing ; provided
such Judge shall in his discretion de
terminc TO hear the same, and issue a
citation TO that effect; and such court
or Judge shall proceed to hear the par
ties, aud shall, III consideration OF the
aggravatlon of the prisoners case, aud
the extent Of ms confinement, deter
mine when such person shall be cutl.
tied to the privileges Of the poor debt
ors oath, or the liberties of the jail
ward, IN the same manner as il the OK
ccution on which he was committed
had ISSUED on a judgment recovered
on q contract.
Sec. 3. This actshalI take effect from
us passage.
Approx Cd NOV. l3, Isis.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06
PROGRESS OF TIE SOUL.

We wonder, indeed. when Nc urc 10 ID
that one day We shall be as the angels Of
CID. lapprshend lhallhe distance between
The mind OF Newton aud II Houentoi, may
have been MS great as between NeWlor and
an angel. There Is another view sl!I moro
striking This Newton, who lifted hi,
calm, sublime eye to the heavens, and read
among the planets aud tho stars The great,
Jaw OF the material universe, was forty or
hily year. before an infant without one clear
PERCEPTION, and unable 10 Distinguish has
uuIsc's arms from the pillow on winch he
sIept Howard, too, who under the strength
Of an all sacrificing benevoIensc, explored
The depth OF human suffering, was forty or
hfly years before, an infant wholly absorbed
~ himself gfn,pIng at oil he saw, aud III.
mos, breaking hls hide heart with 1T, Of
passrou when the ldlest toy va, vLhheIJ.
Has not man already lfayefsed as VIDE n
spacess separates hun from angels
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-12-06

Thsatsgiung 70 noro-.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

me Court of Inquiry.-This military tribu-
naI assembled yesterday morning about 10
o CLOCK al the st. Charles Hotel, for the pur-
pose 31 OF taxing the testimony of Mr.. Alexan-
der walker; one OF the editors of the Delta,
establishment. The court sat with closed
doors, on account of the smalIness Of the
apartment in which it was held, and M NOM =
bers OF the press were able to procure admit
lance for that reason. AS the members of the
court departed in the afternoon, Immediately
after dinner, in the steamboat Cincinnati, there
was not sufficient time to obtain a transcript
from the record of the days proceedings The
only material fact elected, however, was in
the testimony OF Mr.. Walker, who swore thai
the lnterllneatons made in the celebrated 'sLe.
onldas" letter as published in the Delta, were
not made by Gen. Pillow, but were in his own
(W.'sl hand writing, and made in the Delta
office before the publication of the letter.
N. 0. Bulletin, 1oh inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF NEW
HANOVER COUNTY.

Under present circumstances, taken as we
are, by surprise, we think it our duty to make
such suggestions as on the impulse of the mo-
ment NAV strike us. The candidates nominal
ted by the late Convention, have declined, for
the express purpose, as we understand it, of
preserving the harmony of the party. Their
motives are the very best. What is 10 be
done! We would suggest that the Democra-
cy of the County would hold meetings in the
various Districts, and send Delegates 10 a
County Convention, TO be held on Tuesday of
next County Court and we would add, for
heavens sake-for the sake of our dearly
cherished rrinciples,-make it point that
the Convention shall be full, and composed Of
men who have conferred with the people, and
can therefore represent them. Let us pull TO-
gether. We make the above suggestion from
the best of motives. Our friends will, oil
course, exercise their own judgment in the
matter. We have done our duty, and We
care not for any recompense other than tina
OF a satisfied conscience
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19
FALLING CREEK
or the Jo0fnd
BLACK RIVER NARROWS.

AT an adjourned meeting held in Clinton, on
Tuesday, the 10th instant, in pursuance of
Resolution passed at meeting held in Lisbon, on
the 23d day of March, ls4s, for the purpose Of
improving the Narows of Black River, and remo-
wing the distractions in said river, Git being re-
presented that the Chairman of the former meet
ing was dead,) on motion, Dr.. Thomas Bunting
was appointed Chairman of the adjourned meet
ing. A majority of the Commissioners, viz
Messrs. John ID. Beatty, John Boykin, and Will
liam Faison, being present, requested that further
time be allowed them to obtain the subscription
lists that are now in circulation to effect said OBJ
ject which will enable them to make more ac-
curate report. On motion the meeting adjourned,
to assemble in Lisbon on Saturday, the Oath June
next. THOS. BUNTING, Chm.
GEo. w. ROBINSON, Sec'y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

A Thriving Trade!-There are said to be-,
in Washington, ffty-one gambling establish
ments, from the miserable dens in the suburbs,
to the fashionable resorts on Pennsylvania
Avenue.-Boltimore Clipper.
We suppose it would be tantamount to
high treason TO insinuate that these establish
ments are pretty largely patronized by grave
Senators and the learned Solons of the lower
House. We don't insinuate any such thing;
but if we would only let this old pen run on,
we don't know what it might say about the
matter,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

Il Pelican-A friend, writing from Smith
field, informs US that an Africa1, Pelican was was
David S Smith, ie 70 four r1 miles from sm'hded.
Johnston County, which measured nine feet
from point to point of wings, and nineteen
inches from the top of its head to the tip of lis
bill. 1t was perfectly white, EXCEPT the wings,
and the down on the neck was as soft as
velvet On the Sd some fifty or sixty persons
had the pleasure of seeing this most singular
OF all the tropical birds.-Raleigh Standard.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

Mr.. TRIsT.-This gentleman, says the N.
Orleans Delta, after paying visit to some re-
latives in the West, will proceed to his resi-
dence in Virginia, from whence he will issue
an address to the people of the United States,
explanatory of his career in Mexico The
world at large may look out for richly "a.
cy document.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

THE Wee PREs1DENCY-THE Hon. JAS. ].
MCKAY.-Our contemporary, the North Caro-
linian, comes out in gallant style, and pre-
srntS the name Of our distinguished Represen-
tative, J. j. MCKAY, as candidate for the Vice
Presidency. We most cordially and heartily
join the Carolinian in the recommendations
There is no man in the whole Union, for
whom we would vote with more pleasure than
Gen. MCKAY; nor is there any man whose
name we have heard spoken OF in connection
with that Office, who more richly deserves it
at the hands of the Democratic party. There
is not man in the Union, whose sterling
practical Democracy, as we'll as his undoubted
abilities, better qualify him for the high office
than Gen. MCKAY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

Hon. WIN. R. KING-We had the pleasure
on Monday last of shaking the hand of the
Hon. VIM. R. King, of Alabama. He was on
his way to Washington City. He was in fine
spirits, looks well, and says he has never enjoy
ed better health There is no man in the Union
for whom we would sooner vote for Vice Presi-
dent than Mr.. King. We think it not impro-
bable that we may have the pleasure OF doing
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

Der1tSrp.-We are authorized 10 state to
the Democratic voters of New Hanover Coun-
~. that Messrs. AsHE, WILLIAMS, and REID,
have declined the nomination rendered to them
by the late County Convention. The late Pc
Rod at which they came to this determination
precIudes their publishing card this week.
They will do so in the next paper. assigning
their reasons for declining.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

Oo-The Methodist Episcopal Church North,
now in Conference in Pittsburgh. Pa, has re-
ceived Mr.. Dickson, the delegate or commits.
sioner from the NJ +. Church of England
whilst it has refused to receive Dr.. PIERCE, a
commissioner from the NJ. E. Church South
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

me iowa Gazette Complains that the Hud-
son Day Company is making encroachments
upon that pate: The article asserts that the
Company, mas formed settlements and erected
posts thirty miles within the borders of Iowa,
possess the intruders.-Charleston Courier
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19
HIGHLANDS, ONsLow COUNTY,
Nav 10Th 1919

EDITOR JoURNAR-Dear Sir-Please say to
the public, through the Wilmington Jour.
nal," that the Post Master General has discon-
tinued the Post Office at Market Place in this
County. and that the mails addressed to that
place will be opened and delivered by me as
Post Master at Richards, N. C.
r 6 KOONCE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

0o-For reasons entirely beyond our control,
we have been compelled to postpone the dis
Cussion of several matters, which we deem
important, in this weeks paper. We shall
endeavor TO make up for this in our next Jour-
nal,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-W must again ask
the indulgence of our correspondents They
will see that we have not room for what we
want to say ourselves.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

oU-We notice from the Raleigh Register of
Saturday last, that C. c. BATTLE, of the N. C.
Volunteers. has authorized the Editor 10 an
nounce him as a candidate for the Legislature
from Wake County.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

SAMPSON CoUNTY.-We learn from gen.
tleman Just from Clinton, that The Democrats
of Sampson County held Convention at that
place on Tuesday last, when WILLIAM FA1soN,
Jr., was nominated as the candidate OF the par.
ty for the Senate, and ARTHUR Brown, Qor.
mer memher,) and w. A. STRONG, for the
House OF Commons, all good men and true.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

COVE are much obliged to the enterprising
proprietors of the Baltimore Sun, for copy
of their Extra, containing the Canabria's news.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

0o-And so the Fayetteville Observer cannot
afford TO let his readers have glance" at the
Secretary of Wars reply 10 the charges of
Gen'l ScoTT. And this is fair dealing. Stick
a pin there.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

NoTICE-.We learn that the remains OF the
lamented Captain BuRGw1NN will arrive here
this morning. We hope the citizens will hold
themselves in readiness to receive them as
thew deserve
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

MANYLAND.-The regular Simon Pure
Wing State Convention which assembled in
Baltimore on last week, adopted a resolution
declaring HENRY CLAY the first choice of the
81 Puros' of Maryland. Gen. TAYLOR was
declared, in the same resolution, to be the Sc
cond choice.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

.0r-Mr. WARD and troupe are performing at
the Masonic Hall. We have not had the
pleasure of seeing them, but have heard them
highly spoken Of.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

Op-Col. Paine, of the North Carolina Regi-
ment. passed through this place on Wednes-
day last, on his way TO his residence in Cho-
wan county.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

Rz-The following Mexican news Is OF so
important character, that we have devoted a
much larger space in our columns to its details
than our limits would seem to justify. 1t ar
rived here by means of the Charleston Cour-
rier's express on Sunday morning last.
From the n 0. Picayune, May 81 O'Clock, P. NJ.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
Gen Scott has left Merico for Neac York
Court of Inquiry adjourned and non sitting
IN New OrfeanS-Probable ratification OF
the Treaty-Arrival of the Steamer Neac
Or7eans-Later from the City of Mericc
The U. S. steamer New Orleans, Capt Ed
ward Aud, arrived on Sunday evening from
Vera Cruz, having sailed thence on Wednes-
day, the Sd inst. The ship made capital pas
sages both going and coming.
Gen. Scott and suit lett the city OF Mexico
on the 22d ult., and arrived at Vera Cruz or
Sunday, the both. He Immediately embarked
on the brig St. Petersburg for New York, un
der salute from Forte Conception. He was
waited upon by the commander OF the flee
and received salute from the flag ship Cum
berland On Monday, the 1st inst, the st
Petersburg was lowed to sea by the propelle
Thompson. In passing the store ship Relic
and frigate Cumberland, their rigging wa
manned and three cheers given the old hero
On the Sd inst, the General exchanged visit
with Com. Perry and was saluted by the fla
ship Cumberland.
Among the passengers on the New Orleans
were Gen Pillow and staff, Gen. Towson
Gen. Cushing and staff, Col. Belknap. Col
Childs, Col Duncan, Col. Withers, and alarg
number of officers.
So desperate at one time was thought tn
chance of bringing together quorum o: Con
gress, that the President had determined to ex
clude the States of New Mexico, Chihuahu
and Yucatan in estimating the representation
so that smaller number may constitute a quo
rum. Subsequent events led him to believ
that quorum could be obtained, and the Pre-
sident re-considered his determination.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

GEoRG1A.-The Wings of Georgia go for
Gen'l Taylor as their first choice. The State
Convention nominated Taylor Delegates TO the
National Convention.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

Hon. Edward Stanly has resigned the Office
OF Attorney General of North Carolina.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

GENERAL SCoTT.-It will be seen from our
Mexican news that Gen'l Scott is now on his
way TO New York-possibly has arrived there.
This visit OF Gen'l Scott TO the City of New
York at the present crisis, is something else
besides visit 10 his family. The Wing Con-
venton meets on the 18th of next month, and
doubtless the old hero desires to be on the
ground to watch over his interests-to defend
himself from fire in the rear" either from
the CIayites or the Taylorites. In New York,
Gen'l Scott has some strong friends amongst
the leading Wing politicians, and no doubt he
wants TO confer with them before the meeting
of the Convention.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

THE TRENTON MA1L.-We are happy III
having it in our power to inform our readers
that the Post Master General has ordered the
contractor 10 await the arrival of the Whining
ton cars at Strickland's Depot They will
now get their papers regularly at Kenansvile,
HallsviIle, Richlands, &c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-05-19

Ce-Our Acknowledgements are due to Hon.
A. w. Venable for copy of his speech on
Palfrey's resolutions, delivered in the House
of Representatives on the Goth ultimo. Did
our limits permit, we would very much like to
Law it before our readers