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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26

4 BEAUTIFUL ToUCH OF NATURE.-On
Monday morning three Germans, evident
" working men, went to ihe Astor House,
and asked TO see the Hungarians. They
were Immediately introduced, and remain
ed some time in conversation with Gov.
Uihazy and family. Finally two of them
withdrew and left the third, who continued
TO talk, but seemed to have something to
say which he could not easily get out
At last, addressing Mile Clara, the daugh-
ter of NJ. Ujhazy, he said that as exlIcs'
who were remote from country and friends,
and whose property had been conhscated
in consequence of their devotion to hee-
dom and the peoples rights, they must
be in an embarrassed condition. Then
drawing from his pocket bank note, he
said " Fraulein, this is but little, for |
am a poor man, and have only what |
earn, but could not refrain from CIV
ing the tribute Of my mite to YOU
Receive this, | beg YOU, as the hcart-of-
lering Of workmsn to the defender. OF
liberty"
Mile Ujhazv, WHO had not expect,
ed any thing of this kind and was ra-
ther embarrassed, replied in tone of
emotion, that she was deeply grateful
for such kindness, but that they were not
in e condition to ask it, who her father
said: t." Take it. my daughter, and feel
myself and us ali more honor than if a
monarch had bestowed millions upon
thee :" at the same time warmly pressing
the hand Of the noble Iaborer and assuring
him that they could never forget him
We leave our readers to imagine the scene,
only remarking that if there was dry eye
in the room we could not say where il
was.-Ifibuue
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26


name, for this berth before did II net, want
cm turned out"
The following humorous extrac; from
the " Yankee Blade" will suggest to the
reader how seYoreIy newspapers arc some
times compelled 10 rim the gauntlet OF
whims and caprices as individually unrea-
sonable as they are contradictory 10 each
other. We do not complain that our cf-
forts to intcrcs; our readers have subjected
us TO much fault-inding, for that is not the
case, but we could If we would, point on;
one or two Of the BLADE 5" instances as
lust those levelled at 1.-THE Register"
They are valuable only as admirablc trials
Of Our patience:
1T is amusing 10 hear the contradictory
complaints which are sometimes made
against newspaper. A prefers a quarto
sheet--B declares that lie could never get
the " hang" of one. G admlreS the Gle
gancc and neatness OF fine type-and old
Mr.. d abhors paper that requires MI
croscopc. f wonders YOU insertso few
sentimental and ghost stories--F detests
vour abominable lies and cock bull
tales. G would like TO sec an exact and
minute account of Congressional and Leg.
islative proceedings--ll curses the Journ-
al that contains the endless hodge. podge
dongs and undoings OF selfish parilsans
and dcmagogueS. won't subscribe be-
cause your news department is SO con;
tracted-J takes the Western papers, and
has read vour stale items n week ago. Il
has mortal antipalhy 10 paper crowd
ed with riots, horrible accidents, irlghrul
robberies. and other demoTalIZlng state
ments-L is mad as a halter because his
miserable paper contained no account OF
that bloody murder last week. NJ. de-
tests your stereotyped advertiscments--
and all n wants with paper is to see
what's for sale. . threatens 10 dlscon-
tinue because your editorials lack ginger,
and don't lash private vces-P, a leaden-
head, points you To- paper, and Won
ders you never moralize like him. Q
hates the rascally Abolitionists s--R holds
in perfect contempt the bastard editor
who is too cowardIy 10 avow his abhot;
renee of Slavery. S demands long and
solid articles; + wants the close-packed
essence, and not the thin, diluted mixture.
U cxtols journal that reaches him
week before it is printed" and V tells yoh
he is not yet quite green enough to be
gulled by such desPicable humbuggery.
w is astonished that you never print SER
all that \ cares for is fun
Y is on FIRE because you will not deduct
more for advance pay--and Il Is amazed
at The impudence Of publisher who duns
him for three years subs;riI on, and yet
objects to beng paid III cider and rotten
apples"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26

VoIcE OF WISDOM AND ACE.-Perml'
me finally TO add, that, in my apprehen-
sion. the best way to be useful and happy
in this life, is 10 cultivate the domestic al
fections-to love homeland, at the same
time, to exercise benevolent disposition
towards others-to be temperate and just
TO pursue lawful business, whatever II
NAV be, with diligence, firmness and IN
,egrity of purpose, and in the perfect be-
lief that honesty is equally binding in the
discharge Of public as of private trusts :
for, when public morals arc destroyed,
public liberty, cannot survive.
If we are aspiring, we ought not TO lose
our difidence and if ardent for reforms,
we ought not to lose our discretion. We
ought 10 listen TO the maXims OF expert
ence, and respect the advice and lnstllu-
tions of our ancestors, and, above all, we
ought to have a constant and abiding sense
of the experimenting goodness Of that Al
mighty Being. whose wisdom shines e.
qually in His works and in His word, and
whose presence is every where sustaining
and governing the unlyerse.-Chancsitor
Kenf.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26

"Haloo, Steward" exclaimed fellow in one
of the steamboats, after having retired TO his
bed, Halloo, Steward''-" What, ma,sa'"--
Bring me the way BILL" "What for, massa"'
" want to see If these bcdbugs pat down their
name, for this berth be fore did. II net, want
en- turned out"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26

IN edge finding snail in its eyrie' asked the
;n.., bsw bs raised himself so high. BY creep
ing, was the reply
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26

Prentice is "down ON a Jury in Wcs-
consin =" There was late legal trial in
Wisconsin in which The subject matter OF
controversy was demYohn of whiskey.
which was ordered to be brought into
court. The defendent was tried aud so
was the whiSkey--in other words, tho
whishey was drunk, and so was the Jury"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26

Base all your actions upon apiinciple Of right;
preserve your integrity Of character, and Ia 40
ing this never reckon the cost
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26
For supplying one of the apostles.

GEoMETRIcAL WoRK.-A new work
entitled Analytical Geometry by Rev.
B. Sestini, NJ. A. S. ]. late Professor OF
Mathematics in the Gregorian University,
Rome, Professor of Natural Philosophy
in Georgetown College, and Assistant DI-
rector of the G. +. College Observatory,
is now preparing for publication.
DR.. Sestini was assistant TO the dlsun-
guished De Vico, in the Observatory OF
the Collegio Romano at Rome, and IS
the author of work on the " Colored
Stars" the result of his observations at
Rome, which he is now repeating at the
College Observatory, and SO far with re-
markable uniformity.
Those who attended DR.. Alexander s
Lectures at the Smithsonian Institute, will
recolIect his interesting observations IN
reference to the colors of the stars
Georgetown I'D.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26

TIE FLIGHT OF YEARs.--I ears rush
by US like the wind. We see not whence
the eddy comes, nor wliherward IT'S Tend
ing and We seem ourselves TO witness
their flight without sense that we are
changed and yet time is beguiing man
OF his strength, as the winds rob the woods
of their foliage. He is wise man, who,
like the mlllwright, employs every gust.
-ScOn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26

a LAWYER. said Lord Brougham, in fscetious
mood ..iS 4 learned gentleman u no rescues your
e.ta,e from your enemies and keeps It himself
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-20
5orsissl Mems.
THREE BAYS LATEx FROM
EUROPE.
Arrival of the Canada.
HALIFAX TELEoRAPH OFFICE, I

HALIFAX TELEoRApH OpvIcH,l
Tuesday Morning, 8 l.2 o'clock.
The steamship Canuda, from Liverpool, June
tsi, ut noon, arrived off this hsrbor last night,
and at the wharf at 10 o'clock this morning.
Commercial .46aiu.-Cotton advanced l-8-
fair Orleans z 5 B. Sales for the week rising
VS. 600 bales, of which spcculstors took near a.
600, and exporters less than 1000 bales.
Flour better feeling exists, but no advance
can be quoted-eame remarks apply to Wheat
also. Coma dull market, at prices Cd IL
lower.
Provisions-Beef, a moderate business, at verv
full prices Pork, no improvement-limited bus
mess, prices in favor Of beyers. Bacon, good
inquiry from IRISH buyers, but from want Of ss.
sortment Of middling description the business 10
limited. The finer SORTS move slowly. Snou.
ders, good demand. Hams neglected. Lard,
since the early part of the week, large arrivals
have checked sales at 3ls % for fair quality.
Cheese, prices have teccdec during the week
from to 8 per cwt. sales are large. Taliow
slightly improved. Ashes, fair demand at pre-
vioss prices. 80 naf9E
Political .afairs.- England new House
of Parliament was occupied by the Commons on
Wednesday. Sissce then, Lord John Russell.
has Obtained leave 10 re-introduce the bill which
was rejected by the Lords st the last session, to
enable Baron Roihschild to take his seat for the
city of London. An address 10 Her Majesty, by
Lord Ashly, has been carried, asking that meas-
ures may be taken to etop all Post Office labor
on the Sabbath, throughout the kingdom. The
address met with unavailing opposition from the
Cabinet.
Eenoe--Smce the advices by the Atlantic,
thc principal speakers in the continued debate
on the Electoral Law, have been LamartiEe.
Theirs, Jules Favre Grevy. and Leon Fsucher.
All the amendments moved have been defeated,
and the second section was carried by an i'm
mense majority. The funds going up as the
Mountain went down. There have been sew
eral sensations in the course of the debates, &C.
casioned by the quarrels between the individual
members.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-20
Re-Opened.

THE subscribers have this day re-opsned the DEPO
i STORE. in Waterbury, recently occupied by o. Fo
ses they intend keep. and now have on hand
l.ree stock Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-20
RI.ANK BOOKS.

4 yarsa suRels = y ssss ~ e. =
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-20

~. SS ,IS!Ls ~ tn. WILD CHHHRYt
ssAs"s sNe~Serseyn Union 81 Sspt e, 1873,
dr.. ,ur.,. 81.
- VIZ ceety Ifee has besn enewu lot eReo 70 - 4
veeeeso and emsaeioss remedy Tor Ccuehs, Cslds,
ane Consomps.ou combined - this Balsan 10,
cus ceref vaInahie Vegetable Eextraes, BY skiIfai
p.yscan UF stas, II must 81 eousss be highly enca-
es temeay such ws have otss bees nferned by those
vac hsve used H. IL s, ahd not therefore
tsss = N greater demsnd for the diseases named than
DOES ANY ONE DOUBT THE EFFICACY or THIS
MEDICINE
- not asst the public rely solely spou the
snaatioas produccd from States far Distant vhers The
persons cannot be known. hut have tssuoay from every
State 10 the Uaiou weu'd respectfully invita- all per-
eoss iatesestsd ~ cal. l33 Washngtou street, Boston,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-20

The National
LIFE MSURAUCE COMPANY,
UNITED STATES.
On the Mutual Principle.
OFFICE. STATE sraEEr. MoNrfELIER, VT.
Life I.s.'..ss issls p:es ...'. v.eh. ..a sssd H.
OFFICERS,
HON. WILLIAM c. KJTTRID0E, President.
i SSs;s s %s sSSS$::: r'.''.'''.''-
DIRECTORS,
T YIN; e. KrTTeE1GE, rACL DiLLINSH E,
s sS:S:s
BOARD OF FINANCE.
JULIUS Y. DEWEY.
Medical Es.miast. JULIUS 7. DEWEY, ND:
Censsl.ias Physieisn. FRED W. ADAMS, u. D.
Secretary, ROGER 5. HOWARD.
&We invite the attention the public tho principles
sfsh's Company ls charter liberal, and furnishes sd.
vsntsses tbsss wishing become insursd equal not
supelior 70 any other Company in the Usion.
l. located 10 Aestky eisnsfss among recps OF wig
these reasons yisks will be lss: the economy Of s
mnnassnsnt greater. IT. iavestnents will be sasr. Its
ssssss directed with greater yrsdsses aud es~gy. All
the proas end hve years will be put to the
credit Of the Life Policies.
Az Yernsrf isstitution Il has pseslsr cl,ms to The
Fasrsa.ss Of The p~sple ef the State. ss4l
Be fsfahed with ferns Of application BY applying ut the
O6es efths Company, OF TO any Of its asenu.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-20

Bsek9s's Has 48rfas RGSs9m 81 Lie.
&J-Resd the following certificate.
Waidboro', Ne. April 2, 1877.
This certify that my wife for nearly eight
afflicted with and obstissts Cough, Sostness Of
broath slow fever Emscati"n md s the symptoms Of
seated Consum on lied I've sx phys clans, aad
expended three bundled aoars as-dc'ne, and
savice, with benefit whatever All the physicians
pouneed the iHesSabis Consumption. Aer this,
induced purch bottle Of Buchan' Hsnssao Baissm
which had Immediate aud happy effect and BY
-four i've bottles, wife has fat recovered her
health that able attend her family duiies, snc
believes herself be almost entirely free from dsnser
Previous using this Basam, my wife for nearly three
years confused hes bed disease Of the lungs. cousd
er the Hungarian Basam truly wonderful and valuable
remedy.
Sisnod, CHRISTOPHER WALSCROVER.
Witness, Hermon Myre-
DAVID r. BRADLEE& SON, 100 Washington street,
Boston, Agents the United States, and Brsh Prov
inces. American price, one Dollar per bottle
Acknowledgements, Saivin X Collins: Barre, A. F.
Thomas: Washington, Thuber q Bowles: cheises. L.
0. bacon: Corinfh, J. Cook: E. Coriuih, n. Blake:
Ne~bsry, r & H. Keye.: Bradford. G. u. Prichsrd;
NorhGcld H. H. Camp, aud by dealers medicine gsnss
ally Throughout New England.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-20


of the Insane Hospital, Concord. N. n.
We are favored with the following truh-tpeskns and
convincing letter. the virtues of Dr. Thomas Corbetrs
Highly Conc ed Syrup of ssrsspsrilia!
GRxr.kxKx:-Haviug directed and made use OF the
COMPOUND Syrup Of Sarssbara, prepared ov
United Society Of Shakers, some whit IN
p,ntice cheery add testimony TO its valuable quaI
lilies. those dcrfuved habits connected with seroiuou
dinthes, which often 6ad but for which II 10 dsocu
10 pscscrbe, consider this sy'ap peculiarly useful in
chrouic Of the skin, be used with success
being we'll far this class of Diseases Being Ae
quaiated composition Of this Syrup. speak Of II
with confidence.
Insane Hospital, Concnrd. N. II.
Truths like these prove the efficacy Of this invaluable
Of Dr. Covet II is heradcd io the world
v js.usrin- of which medicine
could effect simply promises, under the approval Of
The abest chemists the country, 10 cleanse
the blood hea lungs, change depraved sysem cure
ali dspel diseases Of tho liver cry
sjpess salt rheum, dyAentery, end give tone
10 an q, fcebled and dvspep.ca stomach.
Tint il will effect these permanently, testimonials
are Ion abundant o b.. offered.
EDWARD BRlNLEY Co., Bosros,
Sole Agents.
Made and put up BY the Society of Shaker" This invalid
.V soid Sy EDWARD BRINLEy AND CO. Druggists, No.
and South side Faneu,l Hall. Boston, soe Pfopsie'or'
AID the appointed in the United states and
Canada, a., ~ ~
Moutpclicr; French & Walker Barre E. E. G. French,
Pi,,a6ed Thurber Bo~es, Washington Dickinson and
PsasIes, Cheisss; also by agents generally
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-20

Brighton Cattle market--S""e 40
Reportedfor the Daily Advertiser.
Al Market GOO Beef CAtties2s pain. working 'As'' %
eows and calves, 1900 Sheep, and ieoV SWINE -.
P.,cr,-Beef Cafde-A small advance was enscsa e os
ssc,s Exta ESQ; 6ust quality 1913 $ss'i see'ua 49,
s IS: third, O IS IS A.
Woskiur Oxea-SAIes At 20. ~ ~ ID. a., no "A
Cave and Caivss-ssIcs S23 2a y, 49, 80, 20 e.
Shsep-SaIes at $50. 2,75. So SO r.,
Sc;ne-seletted lots 20 pedde 1 4 TOT sows, -
h"~s Ohio hox. Ia for snws, for ssrrows'
,snsior oir,7 Al retail. from i-2 10 ola.
noston Wool Market, June Is.
Saaony Fleece, 81:
Full Blood,
IA "a blond. % ..
Common I blood, 81
30 80
Do. Na-2, X
Do. No. ,, 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-20

Sem n. Kimh01I,e Esfate.

STATE OF vERMoNT,l 10 Probate Csuu holden At
Washington Disirct,ss Montpelier. within and for said
District. on the 18th day Of June, A. ID. 1850:
DOLLY KlMBAIL, admaisirsliix the estate Of Seth
X KimbaI, late Of Montpelier In said district, deceas-
ed presents her admnis,r account for settlement
up.n IL ordered that tho be referred the
9h day Jolly next, Probate Oes 10 said Monipe-
iev, isr and allowance and that I'll concerned
be notified hereof ~ the publication 81 this order in the
yermeat Wstchmaa and State Journa nswspzper print
ed Montpelier three weeks successvey,
be- that they nsyeppssr, and ut sand time cad piness II
they csasr, object thereto. f
By order II courr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-20

I'll aria9cs.
a a.;,,-.. Juns sth by Rev. z. Kaisht, NJ. As~rt O.
M ~ ess,ss 10 Miss Bsissy NJ Cras daughter OF p
samuel Craig, o. D. a.. 49,. a,.,.,. l.. of E.r-
10 Dsuve, Nay lssh, M nsl .s:s,s s'''s'' 90
Il sey.Ison, BY Rev. =. D. Ds.ks Levi ha' n. D. 70
Miss Lucy F,yn. daughter Of + kir; ns9- n, W.,
winesss q nio.das. Il. q. ed Niss Lsv'ss Ts'sey
RoyaltsaL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-20
NOTICE.

erous complaint has bses made that many young
tho habit Of bathing the Branch and Riv
within view from the dwelling houses, and public
different paris the village and hereby give
persons offending, that tho practice mus. be
iesusixsed otherwise the Sstute law upon that subject
vail be put in requisition.
d. n. COLBY,
T.. J. HUBBARD, isee VI Mou pelief.
J. y. DEWEY,
e. BANCROFf.
3w:uoo
Montpelier, June II. 1850.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-20
STATIONERY MUSIC,

good assortment Of fns stsionevy II IN kinds, Mssic
n Music Paper, Draw.as add Perforated Papsfs. Brslo
Board, rrints, &C. just oPsaed y
Juu,3 E.R. WALTON Z SON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-06-20
Htarkets.
Cambridge Cattle Market. Jane ~.

Cambridge C8t9hc M4fAcss ~C -
q Reported Tor the Boston Daily Advertiser.
A, Market 2ss Cattle, about gao Becves, and - ssores
ousissiue Working Oxen, Gown and Calves asd NEE
Pr;sss,-M.,kxt Bsef-Exta ESQ per cvt LIST quality
s6as Sac quality s5zs, ID quality ss25 ordinary s'''
IS 90. r,s.n
s,ores- Worhing Oxen s6c, e7', Is. S1' iw.
Cows and Calves so, IS, ~, 10 u lou
Yssriinss,-None-
Two Years Oid,-Noue.
Three Years Old, $50, 30
Sheep and Lambs, $40 at MARKET.
Pascrs-Extra 81, S. 6, e7,0o
By Lot-S2, $50 -. ...
Reuarks-Ths market is about the SANE - W." 49,
week. The supply Is .sliy eqsai 70 the ssm.s1 ~.
81 csrs came aver fsehpurg3 $50 IL wi n
Boston and lowell Railroad loaded with eais snesP
horses. swine and poultry
Number from each State 81. u,,...
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune says. that Col. Fremont received
official advces by the last California mail of the
extent and richness of his mines, that even 10
him appear incredible. Ii he can hold the lana
upon which these diegings are. and in which the
gold is said to be inc xhaustible. and, compare
lively speaking, of easy access, there Will he no
estimating his wealth. He is daily making eas-
IS 10 adven,urers, the per centage upon which
will make his income enormous l learn that
previous TO his leaving California for W ashing-
ton, he was working thirty men. and that the
net monthly proceeds which were paid over 10
ham were equal TO one hundred pouncs of pure
gold month. But this would be but triiing
income. III comparison with what it must be. If
the accounts of the richness and extent Of the
veins OF gold upon has land. which he received
by last mail, core 5orateG here after by actu
al receipts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
Consistency.

Mr.. Elder in speaking Of the State SEN
tincl under the control Of Bill Brown says:
"lt is conducted with spirit and energy,
and we doubt not will do good serrice IN
tie cause Of the democracy.''
The State Sentinel in speaking Of the
free sellers says: This motley crew as
sembled at Buffalo. and laid down plat
form broad and wide upon which Wings
and democrats. aboli,ionists and land re-
formers. Liberty men and ringers could
all stand. This great gathering nomna
ted Martin Van Buren, for President, and
/ 4. +. Adams for Vice President Int
this great political ark they invited '.boti
! fowl and cattle. an of beasts. and Of ev
cry creeping thing that creepeth upon the
earth, and every man. Under the spa
cious and high sounding mo,toes-"fret
speech, free soil. and free men" they wen
into the conflict; and the only result pro
duced fcas tie one ihey desired. the cleo
ton Of Gen. Taylor. slave holder o
Louisiana to the presidency"
What say our free soil friends to FL
der's endorsement Of such a SANDER up
on their conduct and motives as this
Did the free sellers .'desire" the election
Of Taylor! Elder says the Sentinel vii
do good service. by its energy and spiri,
to the cause Of democracy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
Senatorial Delegates.

In the selection Of candidates for dele
gates to the convention. neither Of the
parties Of this county. as well as many
others in the State. made any distinction
between Senatorial and Representative
Delegates. From an examination of the
law, which has jus, been received. we
think it requires distinction TO be made.
and that it is necessary 10 select one Of
the candidates on each Of the tickets as
q Senatorial delegate. The law authori-
zing and defining the manner of cleo
ton, and the organization Of the conven-
ton, requires that in every Senatorial
District Of the State, whether composed
Of one or more counties, there should be
candidates nominated and elected as SEN
ato,ial and as Representative Delegates.
We suggest that the Wing Central
Committee Of this county designate, a,
their next meeting. ono of tho present
Wing candidates to be voted for as the
Senatorial delegate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-06-19
W ashinuton. June 10.

SENATE.-iiter the transaction Of some
morning business, the Senate resumed the
consideration Of the California bill.
Mr.. Hale having the floor withdrew in
favor Of Mr.. Benton. who desired TO adj
dress the Senate lie moved tina, the fur
Their consideration Of the bill be postponed
until the 4h Of March. IG5l-and pro-
ccedcd TO address the Senate on the sub
ject. but in 50 low tone, for some time,
as TO be inau1iblc in the gallery
lIoUs:,--Mr. Evans. of Missouri. move d
to terminate the debate on the California
question tomorrow two weeks and that
Inc previous motion be rescinded
The House then went into a Committee
Of the Whole on the California question
Mr. Meade gave notice Of an amend
ment he intended ~ offer as follows:
lst. Admitting California with her pre-
sent Constitution. 50 modified as 10 limit
the boundary TO IS deg. so min. north lat
81. The Territory south, TO have Ter.
ritorial Government; declaring to be re.
pealed all laws which ever were in force
in said Territory, and to contain no laws
prohibiting slavery.
81. 4 Territorial Cove rnrnent 10 be
established north Of that line, prohibiting
negro slavery.
4th. Making the extreme northern
boundary 36 deg. 80 min, and giving thai
State a bonus.
The conclusion Of our Congressional
reports did not come 10 hand