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Vaccination.

" Vaccination.
BOARD HEALTH,
Washington, Nov 30 1850.
made appropriation for the extension
direction of the Board Of HEALTH the
following appointed vaccine physicians for the
.
they will vaccnute charge INDECENT persons who
all
nesly present themselves without delay
ward, s. Smoot, Pennsylvania avenue opposite
Buildings.
For the ID ward Blanchard Pennsylvania avenue,
side, between 9th and 10th streets.
Sd ward Dr. j. B. Edelen 9TH street, near New York
For the ward Mr. c. Force, Washington lnfrmary.
For the 5h ward, S. G. Busy Capitol Hill.
For the 9Th ward Miller, of6th and
For ward, DR. A. Young ~ street, near north
IHoS. MILLER, NJ. ID,
Nov 30-3t President
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General Banking and Exchange Business.-Copsrt-
$1,000. nership.
E undersigned respectfully the public that they
have entered coparteship for transaction of general
exchange banking city Washington under the
sELDEN, wITHERs, & co.
them will be attended to with pomptneas
fidelity -,
Late Treasurer OF the United States
JOHN WRITER'S,
Of Aexandria, Virginia.
r.. w. LAlHAI,
or Washington City.
.,.# l.. p. BAYNE,
OF Baltimore, Maryland
Nov 24-Iwdf ssn aA
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G,,at Fire ~ New YORK -Eyi.copai conp.ntion

NEw YoaK, Nov. 3o-p m,-The extensive disrlieIy d
Messrs. Li~renc., situate IA TWensy sixth street,
totally consumed by ire last night. There twenp
thousand bushels OF bailey the establishments III
ali cf which, win other valuable properly belong
ing ihe coEcern destroyed. The loss es,imat
al hy thousand dollars. @f#a
The Episcopal Convention, which in session here,
has adjourned die, without being able elect
bishop.
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ny DYER 4 MCGUIRE, Auotioneers.

by DYER d MCGUIRE, AucttOnecrs.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS CoURT.-on Tues
day morning December at 10 O'Clock, shall SELL b.
Orphans the residence OF NJ Devereaux
deceased Of 18Th and streets, al the household and
kitchen furniture which Of superior quality and nearly
having purchased within the last months We enumerate
in part
One ,uperor rosewood piano forte and stool
Mahogany plush covered sofa and chairs
haircloth do do
octagon centre table, top, handsomely carved
Marble top sofa table
Fancy rosewood rush seat chairs
Mahogany front hat and umbrella stand, hall lamp
3-piy parlor, chamber, passage, and stair carpets
Mahogany card dining, and breakfast tables
bedseads and wardrobes
Rosewood and mahogany marble top dressing bureaus
and plain mahogany enclosed washstaDds
set handsome painted cottage furniture
other IRE sets
Beds hair and shuck mattresses, aud bedding
Curtains, shades, oil-cloth, and mating
French china dinner and tea service
Cut.glass decanters, tunbiers and wines
Silver forks spoons, and ladies'
Plated kets, casters, and walters
Ivory handle knives, sc.
Together general Of kitchen requisites.
will sell i've cords Of wood nfckory and
oak mi me n half OF coal.
Terms $50 UNDER So credit Of from to
four months, satisfactorily endoed beanf Interest
DYER MCGUIRE
Nov N-ts Auctioneers
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DEMOvAL-M w. Gait Brother, waichmakers slversmihs,
IL and jewellers, will, Monday ncx I'D Decenber1
their doors OF the they and
open splendid assortment Of
AND ELEGANT WATCHES, sswELRr styrRwaRr, rro.,
which they respectfully invite public attention The goods
selected
the county, and embrace all the latest varieties o style and
pattern NJ w. GAIT BROTHER,
Nov g73d Pennsylvania between 9th and 10th
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NEW Brand OF Champsgne.-T prepared o receive
newlyimported brand Of Champagne
the United
by judges superior the "Mummn aledeck
sold much lower price by the single the
dozen.
obtaining this vine applying
fiints Bowling Saloon, 18th street, opposite wards Hotel
CHARIEs w. FLINT,
Nov a4-QdfwAuep
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CARD-The public respectfully informed that Mrs James
IA Green's Capitol Hill, foi
merry occupied by Mrs sprigr, which she has fitted
Portable members and
families, during the ensuing session ofCongress.
d. the and uxures Of
secured for benefit Of those who favor her
patronage neither deferred
cxcrtng solely the comfort Of her bonders.
Before applying elsewhere please give her call Terms moderate
Nov 23-2w
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LeaHs LbM then npd %
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Aw NOTICE.-ovID Y. JOHNSON and HENRY ROGERS,
will professional
supreme of the United
district Columbia
business different public departments Washington
Once Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and l Streets
south side Nov 5-dn
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EURNIsHED Rooms 20 Rent. with without
bosrds-A few members Of Congress desiring fur
with without board could BY
plying Mrs FOSTER, Of Pub and Pennsylvania s
on the avenue. Nov N--eod3t
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QUO River aud Davtsss County land for saie.-The
Dr 1e oo aee ns %o miles from lie OHIO se eight
miles above oweashore improved eS cleared hs balance
w " i lies IN called the
q runs su asssh and s pas he finest On
@ are sss are s
quality, aSoundins popa hickory beech BE- The
s a pns ssa have averaged
S sae sym q S sny Acne having Sroas the There
in this part Of the country from healthy psr
good society and schools and churches nebo
sl as Admiralty sas % ss
caon, chiefly lean stock cheap and oready
Which .sssa %aes '
he late rapid progress wealth. and me
,y s WI eaual in price those the interior Of state
Owing great depth o. sol aud reno,enes. o. r'ek hs crops
% Sra as'ss Bank o. going
many other Virginia nssborood Also, Tar
and VINE joon our member q Congress- washington city,
address Yesngtoa Davess county Ken1nsY 80 u.vrs
Sept lI-4tcp
CHOiCE NEW aOODs.-we OF the ladies
goods sSapasd eseiassy as,r wear just opened
30 pieces style figured msus'elne extra fine quail
as pieces medium grade mousscnes
10 do rich figured cashmeres
10 do solid coiored mouseae. in light blue, blue,
pink cherry ey. s rsm. ' ssn %sr"Sm ladies'
% rich cashmere long shawl.
IL white embroidered crap. .h.w,s. ,v,,ros nav
DC, is-adf
TON Hunting the Interior Of south Africa, by
The Recent Progress Of Astronomy; by
Winnes Lives Of Literary and Scientific Men of America
volume. -
George cs.r9 King y v elements . G. Moore vol
Katharine Douglass Principle Developed BY the author Of
Benser's memoirs Of Anne Boeyn. ] vol
Ellen Parry %, Trials Of The Heart. ! vol. = r.a.
Reminiscence. Of Congress, by G: W. March: vol.
Echoes the Universe; by Rev Henry chretinas vol.
hecus vespueias Voyages by viscoun
The America in isa9, by Robert Baird.
oeoG, Weights and Measures assi,1. and mod
W. Jus, received, FRANoK TAYLOR.
WILL prosecution claims before Congress and tho
Once and dwelling i street. Ssswsen ON and ION Streets
octa-u
RooIks I,snaen Ia:. No. cAn Apology for the sep
ID tuagnt by r. w Gnnheld, NJ. A. vol, 1850
ny the London Tract Society
The Old Tes,amen, Pocket Commentary, compiled from Henry
Scott and Other writer's with numerous explanatory and illustrative
Ancient Pythsgoan Fragments, translated by Thomas Taylor
book. Of Homers nsd, tcreek with inep.ged
translation line for lns and Susrogs notes vol
sirachan'. Tables for Draining Land ] vol, 1850 49,
Bnddon Diseases OF Horse and Cow. 1850
McCuochi Political enlarged edition vol
1870.
Just imported from London direct by
Sept ~ FRANCk TAYLOR.
D n. HOOE = co.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
moor and %Ss GOOD. Materials
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7u Streets Washington,
ID. O.
Aug 09-u
SERvArTs.-wsnted, . male servant and good
cook TO do the work OF small family None win be employed
who cannot bring good recommendations Inquire at this once
9i-nf a8t J#l'
John NJ McCALLA, late Second Auditor OF the Tress-
offers his services In the Of cnims the
ment before Congress- the DEPARTMENT. the settlement
military accounts and agency business generally.
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Washington and AIexandria boat.
SmSss>&S1s the following hours;
Leaves Alexandria at &, ~, Tx, a. m 2 and 4, p
Leaves Washington NJ 81, 0k, t2k, IN and AZ,
week.
JOB coRsoN, Captain.
Nov @-6t e#u##
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i~af; Prom Che, as N. oOs. week. Wednesday,

70 B sI,s Ss. ?, 4, N. . mile.
l7s9s From Csreslown a. a IN, week, Tuesday,
BY Mil Greek, Esan.'. Corners Thistle Point and Potato
To snlihpon BY 8 m, "a miles,
l7ssA Fis sa' fassn s,s ons week, wedns.
BY Swiss Valley, wolveron Tenehmans Hills Buchan
TO Isd S sss S.ss y M and %s'
1884, From Caledonia at q IN, once week. THURSDAY
~ Second Fork by ia M 81 miles,
,7sas From a Tinker Run !, N, week. Mondays
And back between p M and pm
1891 From Halifax ats m, once week Saturdays
70 EiiIsSstnvle BY 70 m, la miles,
i79sm. From blythe a. a IN, week, "Wednesday
u " t rs;s%issa s ~ y ~ IS miles,
sa A To sas spsss Creek 'aa week.
T Tsd r ssss ss%. s M a.. q S'a next
y WIN BE considered
1890 From LIZ Roy ate m, once week. Saturday
II Troy BY ID IN, miles,
ssv An To safa d.sS.ss and M week.
y y S SsW SSsay y IL N. Is miles,
Roland wss, \ w.s M9H9Sss
70 chemytown By IL II, % miles
1882, AP Fe saes s1a week.
And An m back between 4 , i N and spm.
70 Heilerstown BY y m, - nie.i
,z,, And PD ssfa W aaa once
-" BY Pam Panama ' Pa, and Louisville; '"''
1 And I ssss ss y & and
1884, From Ls ao ssS N. = =" once
10 smhboro' BY pm, y miles,
TIA t. M sseg Sswssa y ~ sns NJ
i7ss.e From nocheste, AZ ! P m, daily
And bach between , N pm.
DELAWARE
1915 From Mllsboroush at 0 a m, week, Saturday;
II " S WssisysVile by By IL M 20 miles,
1915 Fo% Iss sns ssr u 1oss
10 MHlsborough by - m, 10 miles,
MARYLAND
1865 From Glymon, time week, Monday Wednes
TO si far sn ro 5mses by ; > m, il miles,
And back between 10 m and IN, next days = ,.,...
1860 From Tnu sssl and sss s, aa = ''''
And back between II a IN and pm
Proposals for daily service win be considered eias.
Tosandy spr.g by u N, " miles;
Proposals. % run at hours make
viii be considered; also for additional s weekly "Trip
F By Po @S landing and ese
sIopo:sl. end !, cseilioa invited .,,,,,s.
81 s,'R a'G Hin and Iami.vis
And back between and p M
Proposals 0 Kimblesvlle will be considered.
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantees signed "
responsible In the following manner VIZ
aThc undersigned guaranty that - :. ,c..,,,aa ~ y
tbs Posiaas,e General shall obligation prior 70 ii,
day February sr with good and surenes " per
form The service proposed"
This should be accompanied by postmaster,
testimony that the guarantors are men OF properly
able make good their guarantee
Tine propnsal should be department sealed, endorse
and addressed TO the FIRST Assistan
Postmaster General. :,
Of bids resulting from combinauon and IN
conditions which the conact Is 70 be made see IN
last advertisement.
Posr OrrIcE DEPAkTAESr,
November 20, 1851
Nov 22--iaw4w
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DHIIIP BARTON KEY will attend 60 any sn .an m.
may be ntused with before either Of the courts o c
and will attend the prosecution OF claims pso
uers and the Department.. once on Q street. - ,.wh
= wAsnUeror, July 10, isw, July H-"""
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MURPHYS
Sclf-scaling Advertising Envelopes No. 1903 Madison
street, New York.

sclf-scaling Advertising Envelopes, No. 263 Madison
street, New York.
THE subscriber soliciting the patronage Of all who may see s
feels OF that hesitation with which new
article public The experience OF years mas @
superiority beyond all question and ne
rapidly increasing sales as PROOF OF e e
celence The following are few OF e reasons LOT me poP
ary: ,.... "a.
place occupied BY seal person may have ms
and beautifully embos
ed, coiored plain, thus ahording
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD.
Cd envelope opened without being destroyed
Neither waters requisite 10 seal them.
letter the seal nsures It's mime
sender being buried months IN me
Office ~ .....,
5t Ihe envelopes almost THE SAME PRICE
AS PLAIN ONEs, with only the additional cost OF tho die whlch
will last for years
9th Each letter mailed isl
MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENT,
Of all through whose hands may
The following of prices for dies engraved ON brass,
and either white or buff, OF
good paper and mad with name, address, &c
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forward amount OF order per mail ~
respectable New York house will DC SUI
WILLIAM MURPHY,
rf#1 a63 Madison street, New York.
Orders promptly left Of Mesrs
Mott 90 Wall street, Of Messrs H. Jeroiman Co.. i3a
William LII.
Business cards. eolors from dies, $40
per thousand
Nov l5-d3m
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

pRoPosALs for eanying nails is
LIST February le5l, the OF inclusive In
NEW JERSEY, rENksYLvANiA. DELAWARE and Macy
Department In the city OF Washington IN
December 1850 be decided BY the I'd OF
the and in the and time herein specified
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, bur not yet
paid, though paya.
Die.
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~ pYEn 8 NrauIeE. Ases,onssr..

ny Dyes ~ MCGUIRE, Aucsioneers.
SALE AT THE RESIDENCE or GENTLEMAN DECLI
y MING HOUsEKLEPfNG-On Monday morning, ID December
shall SELL Of gentleman declining
10Th all his house
hold and kitchen furniture, consisting in part Of
Mahogany tables sideboard
Parior chairs bureaus, bedsteads
Beds, mattresses, bedding
Dinner and service, glassware
Cooking paror, and chamber
Carpets, rugs, fire sets, sc.
Together with kitchen requisites
Terms s5 under, SIS credit and fou
MONTHS for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Nov D. Auctioneers
NOTICE-Under the Of Congress, approved September D
IN $780, "makng the naval service the
ending the heh Of June, thousand eight hundred and my
by which The Secretary Of The Navy %
marine engines with fresh WATER commission has been
pointed TO nj the yard Philadelphia, the third Mon
day In December next for the purpose o. examining such In
smens Inventions for the purpose Indicated as may be
sented
Notice Is therefore hereby gwen inventors
subject presenting drawings spec6ca
TONS models modes OF illustrations the place
named xaminaon will be made
each apparatus, and made thereon Secretary Of the
Navy House Representative
session. The result OF said examination together with his
opinion the value the said condense the
Of the United States
WILL. A. GRAHAM,
Secretary Of the Navy.
NAVY DRpARTsENr, Nov. 40 ls50.
Nov 2-dtTlscl6
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lust ARRIVED have just received from Phiad elpha
another the celebrated Hathaway
LIMA cooking which to
WE'LL aud satisfaction None
nuted bottom word "Ena"
would advise persons
superior cooking
have also received few OF the galvanized hot
Bcebees cooking Gosne FIRE
noueeand general supply Of all kinds Of and CRATES
O. WOODWARD,
Nov 8-6teodif
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Amount on depos-
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03-SmtthsOnian Lectures.-The session
viii with the of Rodger
geology Wednesday, 4 Instant hapas O'Clock
D. IN.
plank walk has been constructed
Smithsonian building brick pavement
approaching from this direction the building through
Dec
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EURNIsHED House for Rent. situated at the
OF 18th and excellent location,
with abundant supply OF the best IL The city doo
The conveniently and comfortably and has
furnished throughout superior with entirely
furniture Of the and most modern STYLE To desrou
comfortable establishment desirable opportunit
themselves IL thus of red. For further information app
made John Cochrane,
Mannng's, 18Th street, Just below y. Nov l6-eod2w
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NEW JERSEY.
1885 From White House NJ q IN, once a week, Monday;
To New Germantown BY m, miles;
And back between ~ and IA m.
Proposals days and with
the German Valley invited.
1886 From Clinton al q q week, Tuesday;
To fTenettown by IL IA, l2mles;
And back between p m and p
Proposals should the intermediate points.
1887 From PIainhela at m, week, Tuesday,
To Baskenndge by ~ NJ, IL miles;
And back between and IN.
1888 From Mount Holly q a week, Thursday
by Chemung and New GTetna t
To Tuckerton by sp IN, 40 miles,
And back between a m and p IN, next day.
1859 From Mount Holly at m, week, Tuesday,
BY Pemberton and Browns Mills;
To Barnegat by 40 mlesi
And back between d and next day.
1890 From Princeton att week. Thursdayi
By Van Hises Store, Ednbug, Dutch Neck, and Wndsori
To Highstownb by u M Is milesi
And back between and IN.
1891 From Medford al 9a m, once week, Wednesdays
BY LumbertonI
10 Mount Holly by IL m, miles,
And back between IN and pm.
1892 From Medford al . week. Thursday,
shamong Green Bank Brdgepor and Bass River Lower
Bridges
To 1uckerton by p IN, 40 miles,
And between a and p next day.
1893 Aannalawken ut 4 once week, Tuesday,
BY Barnegatt Cedar Bridge Mount Misery Browns Mills and
Pembeftoni
To Mount Holly by p IN, A miles,
And back between IN and p m, next day.
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John NJ McCALLA, late Auditor Of the Tre.s-
offers his services
ment before Congress- the Departments in the settlement
military accounts, and agency business generally.
addressed him postpaid
Ace . Of 9th and Louisiana
WAsurserer Crry, April 2a-n
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Festval The ladies Methodist Protest
ant congregation having fancy
with saloon
OF tho rempeancs Hail. Wednesday
18th
until further notice As ills
Chf.anike Is hoped that liberal public patron
ire the enterprise
Dee
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observation-disclosures, = male servant and good
cook TO do the work OF small family None win be employed
who bring good recommendations Inquire this once.
Nov 9i--nf Jsl.
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WASHINGTON Genital Academy.-The subscribers con
tnue their Mathematical and Classical Academy,
and 10Th seet od Medical Coll and win hereafter
whole second Of their spacious building win
uon and study.
JAMES NoURsE
JOSEPH H. NoURsE.
New 30 3taw2w
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-07-08

We have thus presented our views fully
frankly and with such ability as we possess, on
this important subject and we now leave the
question to be decided by the people, in such
way as they shall Judge best, for the interest Of
our good old State. The recent vote in the
State shows, that the Convention is to be held,
and this amongst other questions will now be
settled. The spirit of Progress, abroad in the
land will carry it safely through and the hoary
errors, so long sanctioned, and preserved, in the
appointment of the judiciary here i'll Virginia,
will crunble 'away in the awful shadow OF Re
form" He who attempts ITO arrest the giant
of progress in his ma iestic career" 'Emust only
be crushed himself beneath his mighty feet"
As an humble member of the great Reform
party, i'll Virginia, We commend this subject 10
the serious consideration of the people with an
abiding confidence, that after full examination,
and calm reflection, they must come to the con-
cluson that Reform is greatly needed, and that
there IS no other practicable and safe remedy
for the evil, than the election of our judiciary
directly by the people for limited tclmsD L.
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people, that magistrates are their trustees and
servants, and at all times amenablc TO them"
Before man enters into society or createsa 60
vernment, he knows no higher power than the
free voliion of his own will. He is not the
TRUSTEE of himself. He is himself He acknowl,
edges God as the Supreme Ruler of the universe,
who has left His creature man TO establish his
owl civil government-but on earth he knows
no superior. Before he enters into society he
does not regard all the power vested in him
trust subject for the benefit OF a nonentity; for
there cannot be citizens of community until
community is formed. How, then, there
be such thing as trust powcr in the hands of
man when there ism beneficiary, and when, as
we have shewn above, there has been no Great
ing power to redeem or withdraw. the trust
which man is supposed to hold for the nonenti-
ty When man enters into society or govern
ment by delegating some Of his inherent powers
to that government, them and then only, for the
first time is the power held as a sacred trust,
not by man the creator of the trust, but by the
government-the trustee-tor the benefit Of the
citizens of the community.
AUGUSTA.
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HORRIBLE MURDER.

The Louisville Democrat gives an account Of
a murder i'll the lower part OF Kentucky, exceed.
ing in atrocity any which we recollect to have
read. A man who said his name was Smith
called at the house of a person named Mustun
and asked permission to stay all night. Mustu1
had been bed-ridden for two years, but his wife
upon the strangers representing himself as al
old acquaintance Of her husband, readily gave
the desired permission. While she was engaged
in making up bed for the stranger, he stepped
into the back yard, picked upa poleaxe, entered
the room of Mustun, and exclaiming in louc
voice, my name is John Watson, Cd d-n
you, dealt him three severe blows, each one OF
which mashed his skull down into the BRAIN
1t has since been ascertained tina. Watson was
sent from Halifax county, in this State, to The
Penitentiary for forgery, nearly forty years ago
upon the evidence Of Mustun, and that he had
repeatedly vowed revenge. He made his es
cape. Probably some of our Halifax subscribers
may recollect the circumstances of his trial and
conviction. Wig.
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For THE VINDIcAToR

Mr.. Editor-Mr. T. ]. Niche says "My first
cardinal principles of government are that all
power is vested in the people as sacred trust
for the protection of the citizens of the commu-
nity;" &c.
We beg leave 10 dissent from these principles
of Mr.. Niche. We have always been taught
to believe that you cannot go behind the people
in quest Of political power and that all power
is inherent TO and vested in the people in their
sovereign capacity as all absolute right; not held
IN trust; but that the power delegated to the
goJernment is held Gas sacred trust for the
protection of the citizens Of the community
IT this be not true who has delegated all power
to the people, constituting them trustees for the
protection of the citizens of the community? In
every trust there must be power to create the
TuSt-a trustee--and then there must be a ben
eficlary. Mr.. M. has the trustee (the people)
and the beneficiary (ghe citizens OF the com
munlty,) but where is his power which created
the trust T!
Mr.. NJ processes 10 take his principles from
the fathers OF the Revolution, but they taught no
such doctrine. He must 90 farther back than
the Revolution, into the monarchies of Europe,
where kindred notions are to be found The
fathers OF the Revolution say, ''lhat all power is
vested i'll and consequently derived from the