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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-05
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OFFICE OF CoMMIssARY GENERAL OF SUBSISTENCE.
WAsHISGros, July 5, 1850.
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office until the let day of October next, for
the delivery of provisions in bulk, for the of
the troops of the United States upon inspection,
follows:
AT .Ne,c Orleans Barracks, Louisiana.
50 barrels Of pork
lbs barrels of fresh superfne flour
80 bushels of new white field beans
$40 pounds of good hard soap
800 pounds of good hard sperm candles
ii bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
800 gallons of good cider vinegar
Al Baton Rouge Barracks, Louisiana.
IS barrels of pork
1875 barrels Of fresh superfne -four
90 bushels of new white field beans
$40 pounds of good hard soap
22O pounds of good hard sperm candles
II bushels of good clean dry fine salt
800 gallons of good cider vinegar
Al hey Hest, Florida.
50 barrels of pork
l25 barrels fresh superinc flour
30 bushels OF new white field beans
$50 pounds of good hard soap
22O pounds of good hard sperm candles
IA bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
go gallons of good cider vinegar
at the public landing, sir miles from Fort
Io,cson, mouth ofhe ChiemicM.
80 barrels of pork
All barrels of fresh superfnc flour
205 bushels of new white field beans
3,2SS pounds of good hard soap
SD pounds Of good hard sperm candles
81 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
500 gallons of good cider vinegar
The whole to be delivered in all the month Of
April, 1851; and TO leave Natchitoches by the Goth
February, 1851
.4t Fort Gibson, ARKANSAS.
4l2 barrels of pork
62S barrels of fresh superfne flour
274 bushels of new white field beans
1884 pounds of good hard soap
1876 pounds of good hard sperm candles
6S bushels of good clean dry fine salt
,096 gallons of good cider vinegar
The whole to be delivered in all May, 1851.
AT Fort Smelling, 81. Peters.
poo barrels Of pork
34 barrels of fresh superfine flour
1877 bushels of new white field beans
1892 pounds of good hard soap
SD pounds of good hard tallow candles
"a bushels of good clean dry fine salt
5iS gallons of good cider vinegar
The whole to be delivered from the 18th May,
1851, to the 18th June, 1851.
III Fort Gaines, mouth Of Cro,o-,ciag river, 100
miles above Fort Smelling.
200 barrels of pork
3l4 barrels of fresh superfne flour
1877 bushels of new white field beans
:, 1872 pounds of good hard soap
SD pounds of good hard tallow candles
81 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
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Scr Spb bes Nsreiihente,r.

Sle stafribt bonn Sobe beS @reilbcnten erreatc
|om gdtttpod in unIerer Stabt ausemeinc srauer
Der Wabor erIieB Io9Iei6 cine 9rotIamation morin
er ben SrautrfaI on3cigte unb cine 6fentIid,e @rr.
tammIung Der Siirger berie um @lufrcqeln fir cine
|dlI9emeIne Srauerbcjeugnng gu trefcu IemacmdE
fanO am 9onncrftag Nbcnb i'm birigcn Gourtbauic
cine 3abIreidc 8erIammIun9 fatt, untcr benz @or-
liBe peS WldborS, @eOrg Get, GIQ.; Sen. So
s. Seim unb SocI Sitter GIq. moren Sefretdrc.
s'adbem Der @orFber ben 3pcd Der gcrIamn-
lung Iuno9etban bate, ma6tc Z e. &iborOS, GIo
ein9e trefflide unb eIOquCnte 9cmerunacn lbcr ben
ebarattcr bcS bcribmten gerfprbcncn.
Sine Committee bon 10 mhrbC anqcifcut, cine fiji
Die 0eIcgenbct pdfcnoe GinIcitunq unb grIbliGt
dbjutnlcn. Die Committee cntIpraf ibrcr @hbt
uno bic bcribtctCH 8CIbIU1c purbcn cinftimmia an
9cnommcn. 9a oieicbcu iail gIcblautcnb ilno mil
unlcrn SemcrtungCn in Der bOrBcr9CbcnbCn SpaltC
70 baltcn mir CS ubcrfIililg iie bier mt3utbccn
Inter ben obigcn pdIilrtC aud iol9cnocr Scibm6
StlbloiIcn, b0B ais en 3ciCbCu unIercS 9cilciot
nno Nbtung fir ben bcriibmtCn SobtCn bic gGobl-
bauer uno Selbdft6pIdBe gCid)Iofcu NtnutidIi
9cfcrcrt uno bic @lodCH 0ngci6IaqCn WCrcCH IoCl
in oCier Stdot, ipdbrCnb Den @Cgrdbnbitunbcu al
Sam'ta8e bon II biS . llbr gludmittagS
Dieter IcBtc ScihluB puroc pinttlid) 0u6gcfIbrt
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IosS Wcre lusifsns, mo sr i'm Gepnmber 9rcsen
|NubIp erntste, curt, Sapfsrfeif uno @nti6Iofs
|lspDslt bsi Der Bertbsibigung BON Sort S9arris
ion geasn bic Wsiloen, uno in ScI9s oapcn s..
eem &an9s zines Srpet WVajors erbobsn Wur:
J be. SIN Scrtean9e css Srls9eS mabts CT lid)
anCb netsr 6tribmt. 2tls oerislbs porbs mar
smurbe CT miebsr ;u osm &anqe zines @apitdns
|bera6gsfeef, in SOI9e elmer aIasmeinen 8ers
minbsrung Der Armes, mCrauf ct aboanfte uno
I3urif9in9 nuf fsine Sauerei. Sn 1916 murs
Dc ct meoer oIS MnjCr ar9eifslt unb fommans
birte Smsi Sabr bel @r0n SaD unb Qdf Mibs
|gdn. Spater biente er msiif i'm Sioen unb
mar slten auser actipem Disnlfe. am l9ten
NprlI erbeIt sr cine SeifalIuna als Sberiflieus
tenant. yta6 1926 wuros ct msbsr nacb Dsm
ytOronelfsn aeianbt, no er fHnf Sabre bIeb
Jn 1882 wurbe er Oberif un0 oiente i'm Eriss
lac 9e9en SIaf cdwe gabbsr purbs er IA
I,pralrie eu @ben ifdtonrt bis 1886, ,uann er
Indd 6lorba bsrrbert muroe, 100 or am 25Ifeu
|9e0mber 1887 bic Sblabt bei Ofebcbeeeine
Der osntipuroigiten in Den NnnaIen unfersr Sns
Iblansr Standardization, ftluQ unb cem Rrieas
porlauf9 sln @noe mabtG. SSir oiss erbielt Ct
ben Srspets6an9 zines Sri9a6e:@snsralS. gr
blIsb IN Slcrlca biS IS49, luUrauf sr ben Ss.
tebl ubsr oaS erifs Ospartemsnt Der 2(rmss i'm
ISuowsiten tbernabm unb fsm Eauptouartisr
iu Ncrt Siblon 2trfanias bate. Sn 1916
wuros er nab Der @pn;s bon Ssras beorosrt,
IN SrrUartung 6s8 mtrifdnifCben &tie0es, un1
I'm Hnfan9s au9uit bate CT ltns 9tsauna bei
Corpus Sbriiti einQencmmm. 2lm s. OHdr,
l846 bs9ann er in @tmdsbcit eineS Sefebls
bon Yreitoent poIf, ben Mnrlb nab bsm 9iic
Sranos. Die @rsi9nift meIdbs Oielem Sbrits
ts frI9ten, ltnb ncb frilb i'm Gepibmi0e uno
bsoNrten Der lSieberbolunq nidt.
SIN Ropembsr lS47 febrts Sen. SnpIpr N.
Iruf nab ben Der. Gtaatsn. Or murbs nit
Dontia9un9 II. SuupenbsFu9m0en bsB 0olfst
smptdn9sn ruO er iit nur fsBsn lief. Gin Sabr
perbsr mar er fir Die Yreiiptntfbaft ern0nnt
SIN SUM- lS4S erDielt sr Die @rnennund ber
2SbI9sS cnpCnticn in pbiIabepba uno i'm g&c.
Vsmber murbe CT ermdbIt, inosm CT lG3 @r:
|mobIerlrimnen erDtsIt, 9r9Cn III FIR @eneral
GAP. @r wurbe am 5. Mdri lS49 nau0urri
uno mar bis ju fcinem &ope Sabr, 4 W(onal
uno 4 Sage 9rsllbent gcmsfcn. o6ttl sr biz
sum ndblten ,. 9tcpembtr Qcltbt, io wliroe st
grace 66 Sabr alt geWorosn isin.
9cn Pericn mar ejen. SoDlcr etwa ; TuE
) SOL bCdD, nit elmer fbmabsu g&eiQunQ yr
SorPuItnj. @cine @tfitbtsfarbe wur buffer,
iElne Stlrn brett unO bOdb, ftine 3i0e einflb
absr pol OIutb, 3erlfnno, @utmltBQfeit mr
DeItsrsr Eaune. Ssin 2lnjug mar jebcrieit elm,
tab unb istn Sensbmn Der 2trt, bas Sober
cer 'bm ndbe: fam itb btimfirb ftibte.
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Sbr 8aueru, febt an fcureu @ort
|tbeil! unb uuterlbrei5t fur Den "SImcrfdnl6er
9uucr" Die SeuatOren Glab, gSebNer, GaB uni
piele anberc Scr berIDmteen Mdnner Der Scr Staa-
ten, cmpieblen bieicS gSert uuIS Seite, unO mcnr
man bcbentt. bGB i'm StGate Stcu 0Ort aIlcin Spe
|engIiide Ndcrbuu 3eitun9en erIdcincn bon ccuer
icbe Iber 10000 llntedbrciber bat, 70 muB man5u'
gcbcu, baB nbt OIleiu Der Ofcnbarc @ortbeiI, ION
bern aud bic Gbrc uuIcrcr bcutibcn Saucrn erfor.
bert, taB ie bic ein5i9e bcutIbc Nderbau Sci
ltung untcrltiBeu
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Sun9c 9Gn9fngcr. - @icr bofnungSpont
Sun9cn batten HnfaugS Oori9cr gGode in Der glatt
bic @orratb6fammrr Oc6 Sprn Slider, i'm 6fli6cl
Marftbauic, erbro6cn unO iib aus bcriclbrn nit ci
ner YortiCn @lintltid8, SUDDEN unt Oubcrn SdBiq.
tetcn rricbcn. 9rci NObon purbcu am NittpOd
bcrbaftct unO nab tcm @crb0re ibcrbunrcn GincI
babon, gidmeHS SrOttcr muBte in ben "eaucrn Mp
feI' Ipa;erCu
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G2~gSir Icntcn bic NufmcrtIamtrit unIrcr 2cIcr
bcionOer0 bcreni9cn pcI0c SpcjCrecn, &affcc 3udcr
'e. 9cbrau6cn, auf bic NupiQs bca Sprn. DcbIan
Der cncn ncuen Stobr crOhnct bat pr o in Elm
neutrality-suspicious. Manu, Der nit tcr Belt fort.
8uIbrcitcn Fircbt unb oabu uutultaBt rcrbcn ioatc
Der StObr StoMbatcr unO bic g9darcu Ino alt
nagcI ncu unO pcr bort fuuft mrO i6cr ctma6 gan
gtClC6 bCfommcn
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Grtrunten.-Giu ctpd IA Subr alter &nabe
Gobu cinc8 9OOtmunutS giameu8 QittIc. 9ng in
Der pOreBtcn Wcntag 9iatt, i'm SbIafc, bon cucn
GanaIboOte inS gSalcr unb crtranF 1aS 9oot, bel
BEN cr Srciber mar, lag ibrr gldbt Dor Der G6huIc
am GuBc Der 8rantIinfruBc Sr QittIc nObnt in
Pbiatclpbiu unb bic 9cibc purcc babiu aebradt.
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sr entbdlt. 8sm6bnt ncdentlib onS @emtitb
unisrtr Gsftr burtb an9snsbme gtabrbtn aufs
Subsittrn' III sS beuts uniers traurige Yfibt
bauptidbIib fcIbs grsi9ni1s ~ srsdblsn, wsls
ts bic 9any gtntiOn nit Srouer srfi0sn:
SOB bcS 9JrefT6cntem Sablur.
6encral 3abarias Tavlor, pulibent
Der 8sr. GtOoten. if nicbt mbr-er iforb am
pCri0sn 9isnifng Nbenb, 35 IGnutsn nab 10
llbr i'm YreioentInbauls ;u QSalbn9ton, nad)
furSsm gsibsn an elmer d)cIsrd.nrtQen Rranf:
belt. Sn bsn IsBkn Stunom isne6 Qebsn6
roar CT pon Den WSitQlieocrn islnr 6amilie,oen
Mit9Iisbern beS @nbinet5, bsm 8ics: pWIlben,
ten, Ntapor bon QGdibinQton uno elmer Ininbl
aufribti9 trauernOsr Srembe umQeben VI
bsbielt POLES Bewustlein bis gum lsBten Gu:
0enblide isineS Gebens uno NIT oen QEcrten
HJd, babe mcinC pAid1t actban-icb bin
bereit 81 iferben.-Jd) beoaure nur mci.
ne Sreunee neIdbe ib 3urilflaGc," ent:
iblief CT fnnft ju sjnem belsrn Qs6en, 100 81
ben GObn fur ieine Sercicnits srntsn wirb.
Die Station betrausrt IN bem 8erifOrbenen
einen 5oslb uno patrictsn-eine mirflidD bra.
pen Wann. Die @tItbitbts Isines gebens ,siat
eins ifsts @r9ebenbeit fir baS QBobI feinss Can.
bts-sr lsbts uno fart i'm Disnlts Isines 0a.
tsrIanbes. .-Wa9 sr audi aus oisism esbsn as.
fbisben lsin, fsin Nnbenfen miro fcrtbelfebn
fsns Sbaten suerben ME psr9eiTsn psrbsn. Su
bsm bbbfen Gmte eer Station bsrufsn, emp:
fne sr Die @bre 9slalIen, init Der grcBtsn @ras,
bsnbsit unb perbislt fib sbsn 70 esmiitbia an
Der @pise elmer mdbti9sn &ssisruna, ipis i'm
Yripatlsben cbsr bei Der Nrnee. Sein Sbaraf
tsr mar burd)aus tiefenIos feline Su9enDen
Sssttuabsit une praftifde 9Eeisbeif murosn al
9ensin nnsrfannt u. untsr ben jsei9sn psrpif
fsitsn Nn9slsasnbsiten unisrsr Ration srparts
ts baS 8olf psrtrauenspoa Die glddIibifsn Gs.
iultats bon fsinsn wsiisn uno patriOtifbsn Gen
fungsn ber &s9isrrNg, Snmittsn eisisr fb6
nsn Scofnungsn muros CT ourb bic Sli9unQer
elmer wsifsn Sorisbun9 abgsrufen uno bic gta
tion rcro ben unerieslicbsn 8erIuif tief betrau
srn. Aat parteillbfsit mirb fbminbsn uni
ote ytaton ,pirb MIR ben Sob oeS Yatrioter
betrausrn, oeiisn Gtrsbsn nur oabin alma, Qq,
9liidlid bu MAIDEN. Srisbe leinsr afbe.
Sol9snos furSs Gfis;s BON jeinsm Qsbsnslou
ts sntlebnen plr Der U. .. Srbune:
3abarias Gaylor, Gobn eineS 9satsrs
Der lib i'm &spclutlonsfrsss rubmpolI aus,sid,.
nste, muroe ain 2. Jtcpsmber 1884 in Drama
@auntp, Wr9inien, gebcrsu. Sis tum 2lffsr
Tabre arbeitets sr auf Der 8ausrei ltinss ga
ttrs, miats ater frib euif sum N2ilitarbienifs
Or ,piiros am 3. Wai 1903 ale erifsr eisute
nant i'm 7Kn acknowledgement srnannt
Sn 1910 beiratbsts er Wis Marsarst @mitb
Son Marplano. Sn 1912 bisnts sr alS @api
tan untsr Gsn. 5arrifcn, i'm Sneansrssriss
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Sc5obIt. - Der Shdbmciftcr ron Der "&ra,
Singcr Olanufatur' @ciclIboft" 5ci9t ben Stcdbal,
tern an, baB in ben @onatcn Suli, Nu9uft uuo Sep,
tcmber 1850, icbe6maI am 2Gncu, SIS auf icbcn Mn.
tbeI bC3abIt wcrbcn mtiicn 98tr c5 pernadldI0t
mug i9mcre Sntcrc0cn bIeteu unb itcbt in @cfabl
icinen Nntbcil 81 bCIicrcn
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Neacias, ben Is. Smli 1850.

E5"Die Wlt9ebcr teS "8tea6inger DeutI6cn
Sau- -gcrenS" IOIItrn nidt Oergeiicu baB bcute Der
9abIung8 8s9ernin fir ben Wlonat Suli cnoiat
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Gaunntb StrfammIung-sIm 6tcn Nu-
9nit, tcm critcn gOurtta9c, miro I'M bcigcn Gourt.
bauic cine gSbi9 GauntD @crIOmmun9 0cbaItcn
merben gGcitcre NufOrbrung bOiu nddIfens
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ten jl!r llntertfaenns lbrsr Ourb pas llnsIii6l
lsiosnben Qanosleute.
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9S0bri6ciuli6cr &tu6ermort.-Nu
Der @aucrci bc5 Sorn Cirrus @lcIcr, in Sao Qibanor
Sonnl6ip, 2ibaucn So, fano man am .. Suli, ii
cincm QofaIc no 0cibdftr obnc 3cugcn pcrri6tc
mCrNcn, bic Qrde cincS nclgcborncn aintC8, mclbct
Dem SIuIdcin nab Ourb Gcpalttbat occr @rmad).
IiIigun9 umtam. Sin @idt6cn Slamcu8 gaer
0tcabmon, wcbe ais Wa9O bc on Glciicr bicnt
III aI6 Wutter bcS StntcS cntbctt uno man bcrmu.
tbct bag lc c8 umgcbrabt bat
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Der Secbabtsr eritcint bsuts i'm Sraucrae:
ironre, in ScI9e Der traurigen Seritbts wrlrbe
sr sntbdIt. @sw6bnt n6dsntlib oaS @emitb
unisur gsftr burb on9ensbme gtabribhn auf.
Subsitrn, 1T eS beuts unfsrs traurge Yfibt
bauptidbItb fOIbs grei9nilIs su srsdblsn, mel:
DE bic 9anje NntiOn NIT &rausr erftiasn:
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ytOb mtbr @snnlttbatn.-QB mir pers
nebm'n psrllbtsn Die fOasnannten Sbupfla
Ndn9erS auf ben 4tsn Suli in Ycttsviae uno
llmgs9eno, ic9or am beIsn Sage, bic freblfsn
9ewaIttbdti9fsiten. @insm 2(rite in cieItr
.StaSt wslbsr pOn Weunt @arbon bsrouf fubr,
9ieItsn iie Den Q8a9en an uno orcbtsn untsr
Sluben oentslben unBuuerfsn mom Iis audi
oue anlfalten mabtsn. Der Snbaber oss lSas
gems llsb lle leoctb oaS @noe isnsr petlbe elm
oS0n tnp'sn uno rettete itb burtb Die 6lid)s
t9teH leines pteree6 aus ben &lnuen cislsr
NautOclOe. Sn pCrt Carbon 9riffsn iwsi
oeritIben ern. p loubsr einsn frieoIidsn Sdrs
ger oai'lbif, auf Die frsDsIbaftsife QEeiie an
unO bradt'n ibm pIteIcb jmei gtibs NIT els
nem Wteller Del Wcpon Der cine in Die Oberlips
ps 9n9, einen 3abn aus Der Simlars fbnitt
unr In bas Rnn fuBr. 9tub in bisffger gtopt
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gStc man filr bic 3ufunft Iorgt-S8
%ramcD, Der 2Otofofo- GanbioOt fir General -Qano-
mcicr Nimmtc in Der lcBtcn SiBung unicrcr G5cIct-
9cbung fir cine GcbaIt6 Grb0bun9 oc8 G,cucral-
2dnOmciicr6 mas or cbt icIbft pcrbcn mia. Sb cr
lhon bamaI6 Gin SIugc 0uf ben @ortbcil bate, ben
cinc Stimmc bringcn tOnntc, pcB man nid,t, abcr
bc Der Contention muBtc CT eS 10 cin3mibtcn, bOF
Ct bic Grncnnun8 crbicIt 9a6 bciBt man fir bic
3ufunft IorgCn
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25
Passage of the Maine indemnify
RIII.

The bill authorizing Tie payment OF inter
est upon the advances made by the State Of
.Haine, for the use of the United States, III
the protection of the northeastern frontier,
came up in the United States Senate on the
SIh.
On that occasion Mr.. Bradbury urged lis
passage, stating thai the bill involved no new
principle but one that had been repeatedly
recognized by congress; that Is, that this
government will pay interest upon advances
made or expenses incurred by any state III
performing duties incumbent upon the gov
eminent OF the Y. ).
Mr.. Hale stated that New Hampshire had
advanced money for general purposes, bnI
while The principal had been refunded, she
had received no interest, and lie therefore
moved TO amend the bill as follows:
That the accounting officers of The treas
ury DC also directed 10 pay TO the state Of
New Hampshire interest on money that she
advanced for like purposes"
Mr.. BRADBURY. The Commute did mot
think it necessary, in reporting the BILL TO 20
beyond The principles which were involved
in it. They found that il rested upon pre-
cisely The same principles upon which SINH
lar claims had been allowed TO the states OF
Alabama, Maryland, South Carolina, and
Pennsylvania, and, under the act of 1892, to
all the original states do not understand
tina; the senator objects 10 this bill. But lie
now proposes al amendment that n. llamp
shire has not been investigated by This com
mttee. and also that each State rest its claims
upon lis own foundation.
Mr.. HALE. If the senator will allow me,
| wish 10 correct mistake that he has fallen
into. He says that the claim Of New Hamp-
shire has not been liquidated. The Winci-
pal was actually paid by this congress, and
now want the interest for the same.
Mr.. BRADBURY. meant to be under
stood that the claims of N. Hampshire had
not been examined by the committee. If she
has claim. let her present il; and fit rests
upon the same principle, have 10 doubt
that bill will be reported. But II IS better
that each case stand upon its own merIts.-
hope that this amendment will not be adop-
ted, and this bill be allowed 10 pass. Ii the
honorable senator from New Hampshire will
present her claim 10 the committee, will
assure him that it will be reported upon.
The question being taken upon the amend
ment, il was rejected, and the bill ordered 10
third reading.
Since then the bill has passed the senate.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25

Passed to be engrossed-Bills, additional re-
lating to the Lincoln Bank; additional to
establish the York and Cumberland Railroad
Company.
Passed fnally-Bill, additional in relation
70 the Commercial Bank resolve in favor
Vi 0ami l.. Harris. Adj.
MONDAY, July %.
SlNATE Passed to be engrossed - Bills
increasing The capital stock OF Lincoln bank !;
resolve Tor the purchase of the picture of
Washington.
Finally pdssed-Bills additional relating to
Maine bank; additional relating TO Com.
mercial bank at Bath.
HoUsE.-Mr. -Danforth of Gardiner. from
the committee on the judiciary, reported
bill to incorporate the Damuriscotta Baptist
Benevolent Society, which was read and to-
morrow assigned.
Bill 10 regulate the salmon, sbad and ale
wive fisheries in the Kennebec river wa:
laid on the table.
Petitions referred -Sprague Keen and a
for repeal Of the homestead exemption law
J. G. Huston and al for railroad between
DamariscoIa pond and the head of Dana
riscotta river. Adjourned.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-07-25
The Missouri Line.

The Worcester Palladium, in The course
of an article commenting upon The doiugs of
the Nashville Convention, and the adoption
of the Missouri compromise line of southern
ultraism for the adjustment OF the slavery
controversy, remarks
This decision Of the Nashville convention
opens TO us The secret Of Gen. Cass' failure
to be chosen president al the last election
The south had the power TO have elected him
if they had chosen 10 do so and the reason
they did not is now apparent. There was
no hearty approval, by the south, OF the posi-
ton taken by him on the slavery question:
This Nashville convention satisfies US that
the ultra men of the south preferred Gen1.
Tavlor. or even Van Buren,, 10 Cass; not
from personal considerations but because
Tavlor and Van Buren, ADMITTED what Cass
DENIED, the right Of congress to legisldte upon
sIoreyv. They knew that Cass would veto
onv bill extending the Black Line to the Pa
cific and therefore they rcjec led him. They
knew that Taylor and Van Buren, admitted
the right Of congress 10 extend the Missouri
compromise line: and hence their preference
Cor them, because if congress could legislate
upon the matter, they would have a chance
TO procure its enactment; and then Taylor
would sign the bill, and Van Buren,, (if cleo
ted,) might be induced TO overcome any
upon the matter.