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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-04
Congressional. - Dp Telesrapb.
Washington, Aug &c.

SENATE.-A motions to take up the re-
solution fixing the day for the adjourn
mcnt of Congress iailed-,welve only
voting for it.
There seems TO be disposition Of the
majority not 10 fix day for adjournment
until the House shall have acted upon the
California and Texas bills.
The Fugitive Slave bill was read the
third time and passed without division.
a resolution authorizing the subscrip-
ton by the Secretary Of the Senate for
5000 copies of compilation by II. Parker
of Statistics relative to the Commerce Of
the East was taken up.
Mr.. Benton opposed the resolution and
went into general history Of the purchase
Of books by Congress. opposing and
denouncine the practice, regarding II enor-
NOUS in its conception and still more
.,,riu.;;o,;;.s il is progress.
Mr.Foote replied and the debate was
continued until :, o'clock, when the sub
;cc, was postponed indefinitely.
uessrs. Badger and Hamlin gave notice
,ha, thew would, at ! o'clock tomorrow
move that the Senate proceed to the consi-
Iteration OF a vast amount Of Executive
business before them. and hoped an un-
W ''a' C''S~@
The Senate then adjourned.
IloCsE.--The Committee on the State
Of the Union was discharged from the
further consideration Of the bill establish
ing Post routes, and after adopting several
minor amendments. the bill passed.
The House then went into Committee
IF the Whole and Immediately rose 10 re-
port the Civil and Diplomatic aPpropria'
lion bill to the House.
Mr.. Bailey entered into brief compafi-
son Of this bill as amended with that Of
1845-G. to show that deducting nearly
four millions and quarter for new obIects
of expenditure, this bill is less by S88 8bo
than In at Of 1866 reported by Nchay,
famous for economy. Mckays OIL was
S4,l5I ,GG6.
Under the operation Of the previous
question some amendments Of the Com
mittee having been concurred IN, sepa-
rate vote was ordered on that appropriate
ing $50 ,ooOLfor books for new members
Nr Burt asked for the 4Oth rule 10 be
read-yiz: that no member shall vote on
any questions in the event OF which he IS
Immediately and particularly interested
Mr.. Burt said il was not for ann to
ncs,..,tc what members should rot vote
several INQUIRE, ::"ere made winch III
the conlusio were pronounced out o.
order.
The Book amendment was concurred
H. Yeas 90. nays H.
The amendment appropriating S18,ooo
for outfits of Charges to Portugal. Ecuador,
Guatemala and New Grenada was con-
Cured in--Yeas lO7, nays 70.
Mr.. Bailey moved to reconsider. but
...;,hJr,,v his motion TO enable Mr.. Jones
10 offer resolution providing for seats
near the Clerks desk Tor the Globe Re-
porters, pending which the House adjourn
ed.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

Va ILL be sold at or near the corner Of
~ Benjamin Strastan's Store. in the city
of Richmond. on third day the Gath inst. the
personal property of Robert Hill. Sen deceas-
ed. Consisting in part of two Horses, one Car
riage, some Household goods, &c. Sale TO COM
inence at 10 O'Clock said day, when terms
will be made known and due a;ie ndance given
MILAN PARRY. Ere,.,o,s
BENZ. STRATTAN. { 11ee1'''s-
9th mo. 4th, 1850. t37-3w
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w ashlngton. Aug. 90.

SENArE.-The West Point appropria-
ton bill was taken up and amended bv
the insertion of a provision raising the
salaries Of Professors and was ordered 10
a third reading.
The Bounty Land Bill was then ken
up.
Mr.. Mason moved an amendment pro-
vIding for the issue Of Military Land Scrip.
which shall be received in payment for
public lands, no matter by whom present
ed, instead Of leaving the location Of land
to the soldiers option.
Debate Continued upon this subject un-
Ill one O'Clock. when Inc sect was post
poned until to -morrow, and
The Senate wentin Executive session
IloUsE.-The morning session was oc-
cupied with the discussion OF the resolu-
ton to bring Richie to the bar Of the
House for alleged contempt. The subject
was not disposed Of
The consideration Of the Texas bound
airy bill was resumed, when a number OF
amendments were proposed and debated
till late hour. The debate was inter
spersed with much confusion.
House adjourned.
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COMBINATIONS.

Among the Senate combinations this
week. are Henry +. Turner. Assistant
Treasurer, ST. Louis; Sam'l Mason, Dis.
trict Attorney for Ohio. and - Swe,zer
District Attorney for Western Pennsylva.
mia.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-04

rBy the assessors returns for thirty
counties in Ohio. for 1850, it appears
there arc. in said district. 7o6. 665 hogs
last year 304.2a2 OF beef cattle, the
entire number in these counties this wear
is 396, 1lO-last season 33S, 5ol.
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81 O A MS col U M n.

4 IL the Medicines aud Books advertised hy
n w. h. SLOAN are SOLD by J uaw-ils <
Co, Kichmend. Raymond x Ca, Cambridge,
sfty. Woods ~ ntlI, CentteNil!r J \ l.eartrk
nuhi'n' J. Weaver. kn,sh stown; f.. Minshali,
Eaton
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Every one who has suffered with frost bite n
feet. rheumatism, ague cake. spinal affcction
soreness of the breast. &c, knows that II. G..
tarrell's Arabian Liniment gives almost inme
ciate relief, when all other medic fail: and
We verify believe that If those same De rsons ha /
a bottle of this celebrated remedy aud could p.,
no more. they would not take fifty dollars for il,
See adve rtis+ u,.nt
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G-irMBrGs MAY FLOURISH for time
but remedy mus, possess rare medical
virtues. 10 establish the reputation that
Ila. jISOTT'S YELLOW DOCK
AND SARSApAnILL.A has established
wherever it has been used
For sale in tins city at the Dru. Stores
of lIowcls x Co. and Irwin Reed.
GI See advertisement.
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w ashington, Aug. 81.

morning business. bill to refund certain
moncys TO the State Of Virginia. the Sen
ate. on motion Of Mr.. Ilamlin, went INTO
executive session, and SO continued until
adjournment.
uousr.-'rhc House resumed voting
-, amendments to the civil and diplomatic
appropriation bill, reported from the com
n,;;,.c of the whole on the state OF the
Union.
The amendment appropriating fifty
,housapd dollars for the relief and protec-
,;op If mariners on our Western waters,
and f;fiv.Gye thousand dollars for the
erection Of custom house and post office
in Cincinnati, was not concnrrcd in
The item appropriatng fifty thousand
dollars for Government buildings at st.
Louis was then taken up and rejected.
Mr.. Baylv moved to reconsider the vote.
but the motion was laid on the table.
The House concurred in and rejected a
number OF amendments Of local interest.
The bill finally passed. by 100 yeas to
GO nays. :,
Mr.. Strong gave notice that he would
=, tomorrow move to take up the contest
.l seat case in the Fourth district OF
Pennsylvania.
Washington. Aug. So
SrS,rr.-A resolution heretofore offer
cd bv Mr.. Davis of Mass. relative to the
nerformance of contracts by steamers was
taken up and adopted. :,
Mr.. CLAW moved that the bill to abolish
the slave trade in the District OF Columbia
be taken up-Agreed to-
Mr. CLAW then moved that it be made
the special order for Monday next.
Mr.. Atchison. as test question. moved
fiat the bill be laid on the table. REJECT
ed-I6. nays 36-as follows;
Yeas-Aichison Barnwell. Berrien.
Butler. Davis Of Miss, Dawson. Downs,
Houston. Mason. Pratt. Rusk. Sebastian.
Soule, Turner. and luiec.
Navs-Badgcr, Baldwin. Bell. Benton.
bradbury Bright. Cass. Chase, Clarke.
CLAW. Cooper. Davis Of Mass Dayton.
Dickinson. Dodge Of Iowa. Dodge of
Wisconsin, Douglass. Ewing. Fitch.
Foo,c, Greene, iIamlin. Jones, King.
Mancum, Pierce. Phelps. Shields. Smith.
Spruance Sturgeon. Upham. Underwood,
Wales. Whitcomb. and Winthrop.
The motion to- make it the special order
for Monday was agreed TO.
The House bill granting bounty lands
tn officers and soldiers who have been IN
The military service Of the United States.
nil amendments of the Committee on
Public Lands were agreed 10 except the
proyiso allowing soldier at his option 10
receive scrip for one hundred dollars in
lieu of land.
Pending debate on the proviso the Sen
a,e wen, into Executive session.
uorsE-Mr. Strong moved that the
House take up the contested election case.
but gave way to Mr.. Potter who moved
tina, !, be postponed two weeks which was
agreed to-
Reports from Committees were then
made. i
Mr.. Stanley. from Committee appointed
to enquire what persons. under the late
administration. holding office were en- f,
gagged in electoneering against Gen |
Taylor. contributing to presses. &c. re-
ported in part that Mr.. Richie OF the |
Union and L. Sequenstack. late warden
Of the Penitentiary. refused to answer as
witnesses. Il
The Committee asked for advise and
orders.
Mr.. Stanley offered resolution that the
Speaker issue a warrant directed TO 'he
Sergeant at Arms TO take into custody
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n q Il & L

NOTl ICE.
4 adjourned meeting of the tockholoers
N OF the Richmond X Newport Turnpike
Company will be held at the Hampton School
House on the Pad Monday of October next
:. HORNEY, JR., Presideaf
JoHs HENLEY, Secretary
Sept. 1. 1880. 3.-tm
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DR.. s. D. HOWE'S
SHAKER SARSAPARIlLA
IN Quart BOTTLES

L Il crdGiCdtl9g from system all
CCTANEOCs ERCPraONs.
II will effectnsliy ersdicai. from, the .v.,em
and cure Salt Rheu.m, KiHgworm, letter,
scaid Head. DroPs.y, Scurvsy, White Swelling,
hin2s Evil. Nenraigfc Affections, aud all
FEMALE WEAkSs~..
and obstruci,ons, Barrennes-, Whit~. Flour.
Aibos, Failing Of the " omb. Nervous Sick
Head Ache, Lapguor. Painting Sensations, Pal
pitation of the heart. Low spirits, General De-
bitity. Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. &c
II ~ Purely d Entirely Vegetable.
1t has BEEN used with the most signal success
by the Profession IN New York and New H.,np-
shire, and the Eastern States generally. for ma
ny years-and as general purifier Of the blood
and inrigorafor Of the syei~m--As 4 GENUINE vAn-
lily MEDICINE and an gyTIcAcioGs vEAaik xgDs-
GIVE 1T HAS NO EaEAL- The purity and efficacy
OF the Shaker pr@pa ra,ions are well k n0w n, AID
this netieine requires long list Of cerii6-
Gates aud cures TO Introduce II: IT'S increasing
demand for the past WE'VE years IS the best re-
CONNIE nd alton.
1t IL put up in quart bottles, and r. the oniv
Sarsapariita that acts on the liver. kidneys, and
blood al the same time, which renders Il alto
gether more valuable to every one. particularly
10 females.
Dr.. Mussey. Professor in tie Ohio Medical
College says the Shaker preparations are trniy
and recommend them to the psbie-
The sick. and afflicted are requested to call sd
obtain pamphlet. and purchase = bottle Of Ibis
valuable Family Medicine
Be sure you enquire for DIR. s. d. HeUe's
Sarsapariila, and take no other
Price 81 per boitis-6 bottles for IS.
For sale BY Irwin Reed. Richmond: W G 4
4. Grimes CentfeviIie; Raymond, t. Co.. Gaae
bridge city. Ind. Also for sale by
DR.. s. D. HOWE & CO. Prepsiesers'
No. I, 6 iI~ge Hall. Cine isa.i,. oa'e'
To whom ali order. msss b adtfess~d
SEM, 1 is50 Silly
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S 10 A MS
HORSE OlnTmEf.T

Sttersei.ng all other Dlnttiicuis and i,,,,,teu,s
Tor The cure OF Horses C,itlr, .na o,h., ben.
he An''n"is \ free use al thls otntneu, cures
immediately ali
FRESH NVot ND- aSp t:,I:s
without leaving n S-ar. H. effects are perfect
Is magical IN the cure Of these ,ninri.s
FOR spRAlNs. STRAINS on t:,rls..
nothing has ever been discovered that coo,nnra.
with Sioan's Ointment.
WIND CALLS GAI1.ts AND cR.rkrn
HEELS.
are cured at once by the use Of Sfo,n-s o;.,
neht, II the directions ii followed
SPAWN, SWEENEY AND RINGHoNr.
No nisisk. about curing peruanen,lv nil
These complaints. ty IA faithful application Of
Sloans Ointment.
F1sIGIa, poll E:ylt. 4 DIsrENrru.
Slohn's Ointment AMI Condition P.wj.r n.v-
ef Ian TO restore the animal sound az ever
FOUNDER AND GONrHAcrEn vEEr.
Sioan's Ointment aud Condition Powd., b.v.
no equal IN the cure Of these Complaints Tn.
Ointment will prevent contraction Of tn. Hoofs
remove ridges. soften and tougt,en tn. feet, and
The = ondition Powder Is certain TO remove all
internal Fever aud Stiffness
SCRATCHES Or GREASE AND NANCE.
The only infatabl. Remedy for these Com
plants Is @loan's Ointment 1t cures wt-p all
other remedies fail
FARMERS. SHEPHERDS 4 DalRyMrH
Sloan's Ointment never fails to cure all case.
Of Hoof- AL, or Foot- Rot NJ SheeD, and Injuries
ia the feet OF other animals.
Sept. 4, 1850. s7Iv
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Cincinnati. Hamilton and Day tom Railway.
The Ham ;Ifnr, InfelIi rancer OF Thurs.

Cincinnati. Hamilton n nd Day tom Railway.
The Hamilton Intelligencer OF Thurs
day last says:
The work on this road is progressing
rapidly. On Monday. two boat loads OF
L, iron arrived here. desi gned for the por-
ton o.. the road between Cincinnati and
this place. The Company is al this time
engaged in securing the right of wav be-
tween this place and DAYTON. and we
learn that il Is the intention of the con-
tractors 10 commence operations in I. W
days on that part The manner ia which
the work is pushed forward by the Com
pany is certainly very ereditable.''
Farmers. make your otrn Candfes-
We find the following recipe in an ex-
change. Some OF our farmers we hope
Will try it & let US know whether It makes
ta'low candies almost as good as sperm:
Take twelve pounds of alumni for every
ten pounds of tallow. dissolve ii in water
before the taliOw is put ia. and then melt
the 'allow in the alum water. with frequen
stirring. and il will clarity and harden the
tallow. SO as 10 make It a most beautiful
article, for either winter or summer use.
almost as good sperm. If the wick be-
dipped in spirits Of terlneu:ine, the can
dies will reflect a much more brilliant
light
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20 FRIENDS:

IC II VI o n D. NDIA Ma
HFFEkS for sale extensive variety OF
~ pRFs> Goops. BOOK Muslin and Ii.xpKER-
CHIEFS. barcelona SHAwLs and I'll ,SpkERcIiIEEs,
Raw SILK ditto, and other articles adapted 10
=" FRIENDS -
y. Il. I5-No second price.
Ninth Month 18th, 1850. 3.tf
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Where club of six, ten. fourteen copies
sent. esfra copy will be furnished to the
postmaster, or other person, who makes up the
club. The money must be paid all cases in
advance, and all letters must he post paid. Adj
dress. Il. S. ARTHUR & co.
No. ), Athe Man Buildings, Franklin Place, Phil
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IL Meet IN the Hall Of the Sons Of Temper
ance, on IFMoNDAY EVENING, the 9Th
instant fRiclmonf Sent 4fk 1850
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Thos. Richie and F.. p. Sequens,ack; and
that they be brought to the bar Of the
House for alleged contempt. and tina they
be allowed counsel if they desired il.
The morning hour having expired. the
House proceeded to dispose of business
on the Speakers table.
Several Executive commune atoms were
then read.
The bill establishing Territorial Gov
eminent for Utah was read by the tile
when
Mr. Bowed moved to refer it to the Com
miitee on Territores--carried
Mr. Sweetzer moved tina, the House 60
into Committee of the Whole with a view
Of taking up the bill
The Speaker said it was not in order to
90 into committee on any bill. The Com
mittee must decide what business il would
. take up.
Committee Of the Whole. Yeas CO, NAYS
$40.
ne bill 10 settle the Texas boundary
line was read.
Mr.. Inge suggested that it be presented
| by the ! l6th rule,
The Speaker said the question is, shall
the bill be rejected.
| The rule is that the first reading Of the
| bill shall be for information and if no op-
| position be made to it. the question shall
be, shall this bill be rejected. IF no OPP
position. or if the question to reject be
negatived, the bill shall 60 TO a second
reading.
Mr. billiard spoke in favor Of giving
Texas ) 10 900 900 and eulogised our Gov
eminent above all other OF Ancient or
| Modern times
After much confused debate the ques-
ton ''shall the bill be rejected was pu,
and decided in the negative. Yeas 81
nays 1853
/ An Intellectual attempt was made tc
amend when
| The House adjourned
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.The population Oft. Wayne, is s,25l.
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North Indiana Conference.

The following is the list of appoint
ments made by the Conference at lis recent
session in Cambridge CITY:
Greencastie District: r. H.RGR>vv E.
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sttptr>ed,ng all other blntuctits and ,tf,,,,eu,,
for The cure OF Horses CATH. ana other bonn.
hc Animals. free use ol ti,!s btattn.u, .n,.
Immediately ali
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-08-21
Washington, August Q, 1850.
Department Of State, I
Austin, Texas, June Ia, 1850. :

To His Ereelleney, Y. Taylor,
President Of the United States.
Sir: BY authority of the Legislature OF
Texas, the Executive of the State, in
February last, despatched a special COM
missioner with full power and instruction
to extend the civil jurisdiction ofthis State
over the uuorganized counties ofEl Paso
Worth, Preside, and Santa Fe, situated
upon its northwestern limits.
That commissioner has reported 10 me
in an official form, that the military officers
employed in the service Of the United
States, stationed al Santa Fe, in.erposet
! adversely with the inhabitants to the
fulfilment Of his object. by employing
their influence in favor Of the establish
mcnt Of a separate State Government eas
Of the Rio Grande, and within the right
| fnl limits OF the State Of Texas. trans
nit 10 you herewith the proclamation o
Colonel John Munroe, acting under lh
orders Of the Government Of The Unite
States, under the designation of Civil an
Military Governor Of the Territory :
New Mexico.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-08-21

! have very respectfully 10 request shal
your EreelIeney will cause me 10 be in
formed. al your earliest possibls, epnsen-
ience. whether OF moi ihis officer liis sclea
in this matter under ihe orders Of his
Government. and whether his proelama-
lion meels with The appreciation of lhe
President OF The United Stairs
With assurances Of distinguished con
sideraiion. ! have The homer 20 be your ex.
eelleney's most obedieni servant.
p. n. BELL.
To his EIeelleney z. TlrIoE.
Presiaeni Of The United States.
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Political Affairs.


CONVENTIONS OF THE NATIONAL WHO'S.
Uvics, Oct. Is, 1850
The oDeids County National wbig Convention MT
at Utica TO day Rudolph snyder OF Utica, chosen
Prssitent and Aaron Barnes, OF poerhsld, aud Benz
wsloott, of York MnIs vics- President. y. b. Co
veDtry and Ersstus Ciagk. acted as Secretaries.
Annexed is tho substance OF thu resolutions
let For the vsfars OF the ~hig party and the Union
%, In favor of tbs administration Cd In favor o.
the admission Of Cawornis. the settlement n ths
qvssop 10 AT hgs,Ss, ,ns soas,e o. c Mr.
ysntion fnirtook the wishes OF their constituents
Dub Approve The sour-. taken By The Minority Tth,
Eel DE- delckst.r 70 tie Utica Convention
Til. hon. william Duer sdorss--d tue eonvea .ion
Horace Greeley Of te- Me- Ye,k T,lbgne the Jins-y
Ersnins .J~.'nsi, and the majority Of the Syracuse
The Following are the appointed delegates TO the
Utica Convention; tir.t district. j. A. spsncer (;
Second oirtriet. sa,mon Case rniri do, Benjamin.
Huntington; Fourth do Russell Fuller.
Mr. Duer will address this Wigs asair thls evening
ItH,cA. Oct II, 1850
The national vhig County Convention met st the
Town Hail. this afternoon TO appoint two delegates to
the Utcs copv~ution. They we're ". II. Hyde, Of
Caroline. and th. Hon. wm T Lawrence. Of N.si-ld.
The meeting passed resolution. approving OF the syria
euse secscerr.
pEgoCRaric NOMINATION FOR coSagEss
JItYsnso~ Ocs IS 1850.
The Democratic O,uveItioa MT this sftsrnoon at
the J,ferst Hous al 'cloca and. the second
bsliot, noninsteo General Goter: Hsisoy Of Itnsos
for Corgrtss.
PARTY MOVEMENTS IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
Bosros, Oct. Is, 1850.
The whigs OF Middlerex have nomiuatsd tor tbs ss.
nate, Henry r, Fairbanks, OF Chsrlerto~n; william y
stevens, Of stonehami John Boynton, OF orotaa;
ssnu'l TIoar, Of Conoord Homer Bartlett, OF Lo~,ni
Josiah Rutt.r. ~ Walth.m.
A Flip frcn tn. uRnohsstsr D>nocrat once, says
that worrisop. drmovrst. IL elected n coptrrss BY
about iso rnsjority, including the dipst'd toms
Bosrss Oct IS 1860.
Ebe ssceGins Free Boil Convention a. Concord yss-
tsrdsy, proposed a. basis OF union With the wings
that they should sgr,' net Co oppose Psf;-y for Con
ar.ss TIE union With the democrats ass sonismpsi,
hut no union ui'h thu wings wa ef,et-i The vhis.
, viii tste I'll Monday next TO think oft
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C,scfsssu. Ostobsr 10, 1880.
During the morning sessiss Yesterday, motion ~ss
passed recommending the striking cut Of the third
clsuss Of article 0 II the constitution.
Ttsd bate on the MsryIsod Memo vas then
sumsd aud continued until sr O'Clock In the after
noon.
The General Convention resolved 10 adjourn sn. az
on "wednesday. the 10th inst.
During the morning session, TO. day, the Houss de-
eld-d 20 vote m. Maryland Mem srisl st o'clock
and to limit sp-echss 90 fifteen minutes 80
NJ vas dst.fn mined 10 employ the New York Bib.
and Philsd.t. Bioie sscistiss % pablish standard
editios 9th. Bibls
TIL. Bc-rd OF Missionaries voted this mornins TO
recommend 20 the bishops TO nominate pressytsry
be 20 the Foreign Mission In africa 40
Az n o'clock they vent into dsssts On the Maryland
css-
The copventiop, tbis afternoon. decided the MARY
spd case BY pssssg th- canon giving the Bishop the
rsht 70 scmni,tsr the communion during his visits
ton 70 q church
Tue canon relafiv. 60 the eisctos Of Assist ant
Dsbor ~hich vss Inds fnitely fuspendsd By th- Con
vsntion, sss tsksn w aad smended By the House Of
Bishops. AZ snsnded ~ provides for the electsn Of
en- Assistant sishop In all where the Bishop 10
turpended
rb. amendment vas rent 10 the Convention, and
the subject cas- pencfog wben that holy took o re-
csss, ct half psst seven o'cloch.
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Anti-Fugtt,ve slave Law Meeting.

Rosro-, October Is 1890.
There vas large meeting Of stissns last nigh. In
Fsnu.ii Hall IN opposition to the Fugitive Slave ls~
The Hon Charles Francis Ad.ns presided. lsttsr
We lad from the Hon Josiah Quincy ST. stating his
inability 10 be- prrssnt from physical intrmitJ. He
thought the Fugitive slsv, Lag ~ould be ssinop
eratits In Massachusetts, vas tie Law Of i79a He
eoun.ilcd the fugitvcs 60 remain the sen
twent Of usss.ohus-tts w.s undoubtedly against the
Lev. Frederick Douglass, Wendell Phillips, James
priges Of cleav,land Ohio: wuIi.m n SOONER. msr.
chant 81 this city Chsfifs Remnad Th@o Parker "a
the Rev Mr. Colv.r addressed the meeting series
ofrrssirtiops were uBspimousy adopted con iemoinf
IN. lz~ 81 usl and -d.sng th- tugftivss
10 remain here, ss there - no tear that thsy ~ p-
taken hack 10 bcndsse Tbs fuFitives VINO heh h'd
per~ sd,is.d to return N. ibs clo@~ ~ the n-stins
wh~n the hail vas about half fun q resoiuuln "ns
proposed by the Rev Mr.. Colver tsst constitution ~
no constitution. Lac or nols ue vii not aios "a
gi'ive he taken from Mssesobuse'ts. "a, sioPssd
A large COMMITTEES Of Viulsnc- "a 40 pointsa