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scHEscK's PULNoNIc sYEUP-The greatest medicine N
ne world for the Of consumption and all b,0noAoi
pn7o1y BGeETttie and dypcptie affections or all rene
dies now known there i but that be- relied or for
me Of that Of the human "consgmpnon
Tlat remedy is ScHEscK's Punsonic Syrup Il has cue
ceeded in where everything else has failed, sni
Will generally succeed in curing every consump
ton where the following things attended TO- VIZ
fair tnai perseverance,, and conformity he d.
rectous II may not be state the Of he
great success Of the PumOnic Syrup II l. the mos pow
ergl punher Of the system AnOwnt operates by sssisi
ing nature 10 repel the disease from the ungs stomach
and liver When there i hectic fever ght sweais con
supauoD all usual symptoms Of consumption tho use o.
te syrup the fever stops the night swess and
regulates the action Of the DOwels making healthy
hio nSinfa II sootnes and npens the disease q tnc
lungs and then repels Il Ia the form Of expecorsted mat
sf ana II Truly astonishing hat quantities Of coup
on are expecioreied by the patients generally who have
AAen te PulmOnlc Syrup and this continues until 81 cr
Ease OF TIE lungs Is removed and the patent finds % MS
Joy mat ne - restored 20 health.
Dr. }. h. SCHENCk 81 South sixth-t Philadelphi 10
me inventor VI scHESCk. Pu.mOnlc syrup Prise 81 per
Doule or SIX bottles Tor 8.
BRANCH AGEScIEs.--New-YorkB Bush 4 Clickeue1 81
Barclsy-st; Newark, NJ, Conkln Sevl n Markstst.
Brooklyn, " Y, Margaret Hays 1873 Fultonst; Paterson.
n. J. DR.. c. Inghs; Poughkeepsie NJ Y Mo.e. Dame
Newsargs, ~ <, John r. 'sa Mort ny2S sssos
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~ LINEN TRAvELiyC CoATs, with M endless. vaney
Of Inc Summer Clothing such pnce. As ~ defy ali CON
peuuon At BOUOHTOS a KNAPP's,
myG,@b <'3lJe2,f g3Maiden.lane
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AsArALMLLrlsao ELnL soaLEIr III FRLEsns.-

Annual MEETISG % rHE SOCIETY OF Friends
Notwithstanding the inclcmency Of the weather GA
sunday the several meeting houses belonging 20 this
sect were crowded to their utmost capacity. We
were duly IN attendance at Rose-st meeting house ia
the morning From glance where stood should
LAY that the proportion Of younger members FREEDOM
mated though body Of the house fronting the "a.
eses was hled with the faithful adorned only with tie
simple dress of the true Quaker. The raised
called the gallery in lieu OF Puiplt extend near the
entire breath of the house and accommodate about
ai,y ministers
The principal speakers this occasion we're Ncho
lss and Margaret Brown Of Canada Friend Brown
orsonca power. seem well calculated d express great
truths aud impress them upon BIS hearers 10 aken
love Of truth and inspire the sentiment Of tue ieF0
ton in A. but particularly the young seemed hi whole
aim. HIS picture Of Joseph, when asss!lcd BY over
whelniug temptations Wa beautifully illustrated and
h. moral rectiude and dependence On the Divine VII
held up a. an example tor oar encouragement
Many other noted speaker. are n atiendance-sonie
OF whom we may notice during The sitting o. the pres
en; Convention
Mas. BOsrwIcxs CoSc ERT.-The Chinese As
sembly Room was crowded % ~ tut capacity lsst
night by those who aockei 70 hear Ms Bostwick
Iaere must have been twelve 10 hfteen hundred
persons present The opening quarielte, b Ne-srs.
Andrews Comes Grlswold and Greatorex Wa allnira-
by sung and most warmly appauded- Mrs.. Bostw.ck
sung the aria ErnGui with feeling ami -orrel tnss
-l, 70 our mind she exceed most 10 the beautiful bal
ads Down the Burn Dsvie. love, and the sweet
Bird 70 The latter OF which Mr. Kyle played ohhgato
as sweetest Of flutes In purity and sweetless Of
voice Mrs BostNlck j. scarcely surpassed by any
ca-s 10 the country Her TIE natural gilt have been
natured y careful study. and with htte more a5sq
don IN expression, pe know ~ one likely % becoue
greater iav0nte in thc Concert RON. Her reception
was n every way gratifying HoFFnAN played the
Mr-A Narosaize Nith great deal OF power. ami Burke
IN me Potpour from LIadd, gave AZ and CtTI with
exquisite tencern-ss. Mr.. l. A Jones sang several
niiles IN her Pleasant and graceful style.
INJURED IN TIE RioT -Ohicer Trump. while
endearorng 70 sui the not IN the Eighteenth Ward on
sunday night was upon and severely injured hat
MS NE Is n danger. one Of the rioters also dread
| fully injured
DEAF AID DrMs IssrITrrE-The Quarterly
Examination Of the pupil. Of this institution takes
| place tina afternoon At ? o clock
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" LEARf ACO-Gentlemen's Summer Hats OF Rocky
Mountain silyery Beaver, without mixture; excciHns IN
al the requisites Of quality style ard richness Of any
before offered, Will be ready for on Thursday. 2sh
INST ~ LEARY 4 co. Hsfers.
myA o. 3, aud AsiOr House
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~, u PALNER's Country Newspaper Adserusing
and Subscription Agency presents every facility cry
efchas manufacturers, artists and others Tor invuns
ne custom ~ country towns and ports far ami neal
auh0nzed agent i0r the best spapers hroug
Out me United States The papers be seen and ieFns
ivf advertising known, a. biz Ohee, Tribune Baldlngs
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BROOkLYN AFFAIRS.

PLYMoUrH CHVRCH.-The corner-stone of this
CLurca WlI De- sii with appropriate ceremonies ms
afternoon 20 8 O'Clock Rev nrs Checvcr sud Lanslns
aui Rc,. Mr Thompson are expected o. be present
AcclpEsT during funeral procession on
sunday afternoon. horss attacked % wagon became
frshtcned IL the music. and started down Coiumbia
- sta rapid rate dashiug the wagon 20 pieces and
throwing cut Two gentlemen who were IN Il hreskins
tee l-gs Of both Their were NJ Mcdonald ard
M BoylAn. 10Th residing IN New ORR
WEsKlY RsrnRr oy DE,THs DR.. G,odrch,
Day stefan 20 the Board of Health states The number o.
deaias for the week ending May - % be- 81 Macs.
- females u % these =. were children, and j.
sdalis Ice number o. iniernents II Greenwood
Cemetery and other grounds sas -
u Ely y. A>DEEsoS has been appointed
Postmaster .. Maysyille, ky
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FROM MFNIco.-We have received files Of II
MoHfm Rpatheaa9 90 April no. not So late previous
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THE NEW. YORK TRIBUNE FOR EUROPE
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IT WILL CONTAIN
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complete digest Of al the late .ocsl snd political
new. the lstestinteiiige from Canada Mexico
California. g. s.. Editorials on al subjects OF
present interest and an scccunt o. American
AH.ir, since the SAILING cf the lSst steamer IN the
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desiring TO send 70 their friends IN EaroFe' viii
End thu. sheet ali that can be desired IN the way
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Dr~tAp.s HorrI Ne it5 FULTON - - Ir't..e eng
visitors % York whom business up fii-'i''Ni
csi. o. that CITY canno; scrct better i''Hl '''''
All t.l.r l--r than Dunlap Hotel % j. i'" HN'i'
east from Broadway sufficiently removed D.. es'sp'
much of the ne ant hu-f.r Cf flaf great iHNi"t
fare and vet - near thai very ffw steps ''f - '"
rs crowded pavement 10 business rtll- YOU % ~
YORK Dunsps vii suit Won 80 being u'N t'' ''-
heart Of the business part uf thc cay ID anus -
attracts vou .t l. but short distance ron t"' ~
.ucu the thes'crs ard other plsces ~ recreation TO-
house : conducted upon the plan 90 ne nrst
hotels You ar supplied with an eNcclieni e'''' ~
and vel furnished room az a rrs-on''.' 's''' 81 ,L
Obtain vrq~ meals either ~ refractory connected WIN
tho ishrnent or anywhere else a. may -ui your
convenience or your fancy. The Reading room : s"t
Piled WITH Al. the leading newspapers any NO '-"S .
expense j. spared gu msSc ihc guests c'u.t'i .,
r rr minds the most attractive feature OF A''"i'f
T,,,l Is the prompt sni cordial cFii'Y 90 tio-' .n
attendance. which makes You tftl at nome t-' "..
rlenf YOU enter the house. We slfl-r -lcl Oh D.'
readers A. wish for comfortable lodgings WIN go" ~
tendance at reasonable price 20 cal! ~ Is, u.' ~
Monmouth tlfy ADVERTISE.
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TRIAL FoR MUEDER-Thou.as \. Walker was
put upon trial yesterday or tie murder OF his vile
The jury was empanne.ei and prclminarie- settled
alter wlich The Court aa ourned Our f7r is crowd
81 wv u oar Nnm-ng HAlnn.
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LouIsrAN,.-The Wings in the lst Coneression-
al d s,rict have nominated Hon. o. =. JAcKsos.-
Tbs completes the Congressional nominations IN
the state as follows
Frsi Dsrt-- lion. ID D. jackson ol orleans
>.ltaf I.sy.a-Hou g.. - Conrad of Jefferson.
Third UlfrI .-Ect. Col Richard stewart of itcrfiie
t.ulf Discretion. OctasIs y. Ogden of kapidcs
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Appointment. b, the President.
WAsHiNsroN. Monday May 80 Z N.
FosrNAsTEEs.


FosTvAsTERs
Il. z J. HEF at Wilmington. Del.-.-C T.
AAEox a. Madison. GEoAGE RoHINsoN az osasns
bur. y l.... THos. e cows al Troy y. wv
WOODWARD 8; M.ddletown. c.
e. : ~AzsHALs
GEoEcE " JACKSON for Rhode-lsAnd eANV IL
GAEFIEID for NeT Hampshire.
e. E. DISTRICT ATToRNETs
Jas r. LAvHr~cE tor Northern New York wv
rs srIcKNEY for New Hampshire Jas. ~ CLARK
i1r Rhode Island
LAND RESisrEEs
JAS. NAHAN a. Palmyra. No from ihs 9rn oi
June vice Davies resigned. Isaac LEFFtER Al sui
water Mnesots from the 20fh OF June, vice C. : Whit
ncy. resigned.
INDIAN AGENTS.
Dr. Wv. BrTLER Of : G.. Tor ne Cherokers JOHN
DRENNEN Of Ark. for the ChoctAws THos. NosELY
d. sub Agent for the Wyandots.
By the Sccre'ary Of the Interior.
PENSION AGENTS.
joins KELLY st Portsmouth, H----IsAAc NELLY
az Concord. y ~
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{ The Los Of the ship Via ria

MONTREAL Monday May =
The loss # the ship Maria from Limerick, Ire
land /. conf med Three Of the crew and nine ont Of
the IN .pas,eneors saved. The survivors were
landed AZ QUEBEC on Friday IN the bark Rosyn Castle
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u Ely d. ANDERSON has been appointed
Postmaster a! Msysy.le, Ky.
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Boat Up-et--ix persons Drowned.

HAITINoRE, MunIal, My :
A boat be onging to an American steamer was
unset opposite Mobile and six men drowned
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DaH AND DUMB lssrIrurE--The Quarterly
Examination OF the pupils Of this Institution takes
place this afternoon al O'Clock.
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INJURED IN TIE Rior Officer Trump. while
endearong 70 sui the not IN the Eighteenth Ward on
sunday nshi was s.; upon and severely injured nat
MS he i n danger. one Of the rioters also dread
fully injured
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sTABBISG CtsE.-Jsmes d. Lane. black ras
ca, arrested yesterday by officer Watson oi the
First Ward. charge of stealing quantity OF tea
from the foot 81 Wal - ON the officers attempting 90
take him into custody he drew 0u' table knife with
the abe partly broken OF and inflicted two wounds,
one the wrist and the other the neck, "ountin-
the officer so severely that his lie endangered he
was locked up by the Justice.
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r,p iy a. be earned H. and Is now here toilns for bis
fortune Impoverished By bis hheraiiy i'or ne Is no
er.l ana hi trfs disr, gard 90 money tie D. vel.
known Tom Blsnco, and j. highly esteemed ~ al
who know him He has no better success thAn the IN
successful majority ~ present but b. says the ar 50
Wil make ample smrns> tor the scarcity OF Aoi"
The mountain atmosphere ~ morn sni eve is crHf ana
hracng and good health Is - far IS hear universal.
There - continual round 81 excitement here arrivals
and departures -anggine advcnturers ~ hunaf,'s
daily aockng % the 81 Dorado and some Oh tHr IL
appointed turning their backs on scenes which lew
weeks ago seem-d % their eager anciss' tie eohsuh
nation Of al their worldly hopes.
when | frst arrived here. some I've weeks since
there were but two machines within two miles a. the
pr-.enf. rocking crailr- ars - plentiful IS inry
ought 20 te in any healthy district oi r.. crPff
c0nranfu " Rock the cradle, Lucy. appears - pe
all the 20 and many chap Is -ervins an apprentice
"a that may stand him DO nand hereafter, when seal
Cd ty hi. f-esde be- "reminiscences how once IN Call
f1rua's golden streams be- rocked the cradle "a the
tune OF chunks OF gold, instead Of chunks OF babies
The QIAcER.-lhe prevailing inquiry among per sons
about 70 emf --a- from rre states q this country sp
pears o. boz. how shall -et there ard upon srr'7
here. there seems % be equal hesitation displayed 50
l. c60.ce ~ locality None Who now vlsi California
- ~ a.. until the gold mines have been seen, whether
they come WITH intentions OF god washing coz not Al
are advised then visit The Placer, ~ mat POINT Z
matters not II u be- determined o make tue fortune
bv means there employed the stranger may make ma
iett a. gold oyer - N4snns .te - well a. ~
another altogether Pr o4oe, whether SUGGEST
or not he wl range me placer from one emu 10 we
other teio re closes or ~ VII Tell to sct Vel
the part o. bigger The migratory propens ~ tae
Anglo saxon race are nowhere e. sirAnSy manifest
- 10 California Having once doubled ape morn Or
crossed the and there rest for one even tnou2n
god rolled beneath his feet Rich washings are aoAn
doned tor richer ant from he richest psrues frequent
Is tart out pursuit 0f-ihey say-s'i Not tnAt -
nnd humps would appcase their svairious thirst by
snv means for there would SILL remain l-o pound
piece. undiscovered and -iier the best mad been done,
n-r, would s,il boz leii II nothing else the ungovern
sole passion for MOVING sufficient lmpelent u carry
! a Yankee INTO the heart q Japan.
No news from the Placer waters hi.h hunters az
I work doing well ~ last sccounrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28

vrv.oRLEANs-went to sea from the b

NEW.ORLEANS-Went to sea from the Baize on 18th
inst ship sarah burlington. for Nlork.
kFY NEST July -3-The American bark Ellen
from Havana for Marseiles, with cargo OF coffee ana
sugar n ashore Finla Ref on The Sh. and was got
of wreckers ser tightening part 81 Der cargo ana
broug her She has neen discharged and o4ne inaI-
ed and l. undergoing repairs.
Juise Marvin has returned and the claims Of wreck
or. " m be- b. ID tomorrow They viii probably be hand
soev compensated for The uaure OF the service render
The schr Hudson sailed on the 18th for New-York with
Tn l.andis PERFECTLY healthy and free from Cholera
BOSTON. july 27-shiP AmarAnih, which arrived yes
terdAy from LverpOo, brought 80 passengers spoAe
Ir II lat IS long IS a. Drg Civey, Galway, for Ne"-
York with em gratis CLEANED. barks Edwin Johnson
Havans Helen VI 'hile; 9ng- VIM PEN ssa Franc $50
Leander Cape HAyren Catherine NicSe-, MohIe ems
Nm A .eu, - Thomas. Lacreua. Wilmington Nd A4el
Nlork
Lucy White, Niork, %. = II herrek, Norfolk I'd
ward Baltimore Leo, NlorS
THOMASTON. July ls-ASSivrD bark Patrick Henry
Rsirrorr. bra. Llcv Wst- ard FofnaN, Nlork-
NEW.BEDFORD. July T-ASRlvED-@oih, BARK fer
"a At,ntc having iaken l50 sperm whses returned ne
cause. The Captain SICK spoke. lN 81 j. lon D .
Jav narks Elizabeth Msti-poiseu - sperm oh' g.
serf N-sfuort 81 per. 9Th. Hrcs. NBcdior1 ~ sperm
tf-l t-I, last III Ju,@ trss Gov Prrkrs. Dsrmoulh
so ..,,,. g.rbinysr Roston b sperm. Exchange Ne"
R-ffus clean: srhr Shyiock FrOFincrio~n = stcIl-
| HOLINESS HOLE. July -o-AKSiFkD-snlp NA,''.e'
Nantucket May % for Pacire, returned Japan A-
! PORTLAND. a,h.-AERivrD-Brig Alesia. Sew-York
| CLsASED-B'ig ApOlloD, Coast OF AREA -. ,
| SALEM. 26th-AKKvKp- Brig Garland, fhH' "a
Leu brig Amirs for New York. 10 days bng Ea1o'u
from N-~Yofk via MarAnh arr Jun- - clss F-s-e'
ia rver bri 4 supposed the Republic from View 0rs
Al Maranhafa jun "A big Fere foso. from New ORA
luS a. lat ~ 49, long boo d-d by boz ifon
bark Madonna from SewOneans Tor CaIorila, aid sup
| PROVIDENCE, s5,h-AKRivIo-schrs z straron an
s lawn .b rH-yS 9a,s slsossaF' LOUIS
IVA IsI AsrAwsG GsasI
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FROM THE MINES.



THE PLAcrR-The swollen state Of the several
aud strangers from entering the placer but this
should not be the productveness Of the mines, even
At this stage OF the water, amply Iu-tnes labor, At
whatever washings dggings performed Beside,
the selection of suitable grounds for Summer opera
iion will engage the attention of parties now setting
out tor the placer and This be- readily accom-
pshed in most instances for all the hndrsnce the wa.
ters present we advise those designing wash for
gold this summer and now holding back from entering
the placer % 20 af Once The not weather and SICILY
season ia approaching when the exposure and fatigue
OF spccung or search tor the richer washings
may not be easily endured as At this time They DO
well too who steadily apply themselves TO labor and
in every section Of the mining country from which We
have received word handsome yield has in scarce
in failed 10 compensate the industrious and en-
crgetic for the drudgery performed. The fact IT, that
those who have shared IN the prOnc openings OF new
and rich discoveries On which, by the way the present
year promises to be quite remarkable AS lsst) can
with difficulty reconcile their gorgeous notions OF gold
getting TO d simple sl6 per diem, clear profit The re-
suit OF hours Of the day occupied in labor serves
to meet eX penscs aud with this and the prospect Of
perhaps pound humps they appear very well satisfied
Upon ather River, the zrthest north OF any of the
mountain streams Al present worked, new discoveries
reported TO nave been made but very high up aud
in country almost too rugged 10 permit travel
The gold from this river is invariably tine aud beaut
ful We are satisfied nevertheless. that gold digging
De carried here with continued success with
out the aid of Indians
Upon all the tributaries Of the San Joaquin. miners
appears prosper fairly though nothing that will war
rant Us in peakug decisvey been received OF late
the Tuolumne, stream ls miles south OF the Stsnis
AUS drove back the hostile Indians Who have hitherto
rendered themselves formidable to the whites, and
doing well al last accounts.
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Another Proclamation.

On June 4h Gen. Riley issued another probation 10
the People Of the District of san Francisco, from which
we extract the two chief paragraphs
Uhereas Proof has been laid before me, that body d
men styling themselves the Legislative Assembly of M
OF San Francisco" has usurpcd powers hich 80
yes ed only The Congress Of United States, by maflng
laws creating and ling Offices imposing aud collecting
taxes without the authority OF law ana Ia violation OF ne
CONSTITUTION Of the United States and Of tho late ffetJ
with Mexico; Noio fher,ve all persous are warned 'o
cOnteuauce said Illegal and Unauthorized body, eihef
by paying by supporting or -heiun ihrf oheef'
md heyefs due proof has been received mat pe6on
assuming tho e of shenh under the al horny VI ene
claiming be a justice oi the Peace n The lO"n Of si
francisco. did tho 3lst OF May last, Win IN afh'
party violently enter the oco ~ the 1T Acaie OF 1
District Of France and there forchly sse and cl
away the Public Records of said ID strict rom the fsh
ustOdy and Keeping OF said let Alcald" Noe, m~Jfs
all good citrsus called upon TO assist 10 f-siOnns
said records their awful keeper, and Ia sustaining ~
legally constituted authorizes OF The land.
The General then goes on 10 argue that tho lasue'
the Peace is regularly subordinate To the Aioade and
says that the Alcalde being the regular agent OF the a"
must be sustained notwithstanding feelings OF disuke
for the individual holding tho office At the sane
time he AS Executive will always be ready TO employ
legal means to count In competency or real admins
traitor
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Action Of the People.

A mass meeting was held At San Francisco on June
18th. VIM NJ Stewart presidng. non nuue' n -
made a speech, ~ did several ther sfh0'ni'" A."
following resolutions were adopted 49,.
Re.lped That The Congress OF The United states nas
failed 10 pas. any law for the government u ths eesnh
the people OF California have The undoub'ea ns"' y"
ganl1e 4 government for their % protection -
ResoIrsd That the people Of California are called upon
nv An p.ratve sense Of duty assemble 10 hrf ,yye
reign CAPACITY and elect delegates 10 Convention Do
Constitution a State Government; That the sfss -
growing interests Of California may be frpfrsenea u
next Congress Of The United States, snd INST me p'oP'
th. country may have the ecsssa'y pro,eciion o.
Re,olued That earnestly invite our ieo~
larp. 10 unite vi usin Efforts TO estaDAsh sy'
meut Ia accordance with the constitution OF our os
country aud that cOmmittee OF i've persons Dc sPP
oil By the President OF this meeting q" conesPonn
tho other districts anf hx M early DAY lvi thr
delegates md The meeting II tho Convention and as
determine he number of delegates which should oes'~
or mi. m.etins the Ala Cahforn,a remarks hHh
WA enthu.fsstic and united The same paper pop"
that other districts will follow the example and p.
the campaign thus pfopuousiy bryan VIII not " ~
fered 70 hsg ill the Representative and Senators
California take heir seat in the United states Congfe"
meeting was held az San Jose the Tn June Az
ball II Dimmock presiding, 70 consider Gen keI .
PreclAuon The Spanish part Of the meeting 1n'n
mously sustained the General. The following re'1a
lions were adopted by the Americans
b,,,,, We m. resident cizens Of Cslfornis believe
ours.lve- 10 have BEEN treated by The Congress OF ~
United States 10 manner unworthy the services ~
= rendered
vide for Us a Territorial Government and ny thcn ~
f-rpe In tn question Of Slavery; which question, We m
people Of CanfOrnis, presume oHfslvrs ." os tls ~
Competent to seule as It VIA most sfvct for goo
/ evil.
and theyeas Its ind spenssble 70 the well being -
ciety and especially the greatly growing pOpu snoa
Ca oruiau that the Administrator Of jlsuce ,h0ud De
with the established Bssgs Of nations .na -
tAbl she'd upon just aud known nclplrs, Ih0sro s
| Resolred That We give unanimous appfovsl 70 "
proc lsmaton u Gov. Riley and that We he lrVe ~
selves called upon 70 elect The Deegsies - -
1 q Haa tTfle
ing State Constitution, 70 be presented 10 ne C"Ds''
Of HE United States for admissiOa into the Union
hSs0ircd That now cal upon all Of our ieiy,-..
zen. Of Upper California TO unite with snd M. .
manifest a. the ballot-hOI Al the rne app"iur9
sire 10 carry The views recOmm ended N ssle -,
| nation. 4 We believe them 10 be the views VI Nv =
majority VI The people Of California.