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The New York herald., 1850-05-01
nOCToR YOURSELF PRTyArELY-yoR ;, CEN,

NEw MEDICAL BooES-a COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ work. a. nature and treatment Of private diss.rss
srctnres and Al kindred sseoisns Q. ths urinary
Illustrated by great hs1ufuliy soor~a liAxs
As Arre ~ life by Homer Bostwck N. d Large qaers,
. pase % edition. Price $40. Extract tie B,rsua
Medical and Surgical Jorrns't tt said feariaiy
70 te equal 20 hecrds or Aeon work The family
Of aiseaae aad far superior t0 anything q The hind
lishei In his county Auhsf o. the work ssuslnl
Emasoas, lmsc,ency. &c. caused ty LnpreI-r HABITS
Fourth Edition II plaos; price 81. Tor sale Fus-
lsherE, STRiNGIR Il TOWNSEND. rs1 Broa5 wsy And be-
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

nR MORRISON Is CoETIpESTiALLY CoNsULrE1
~ o. AZ rns tf private dscas@e- prActio. of th-f
ytsrs en ahlts him 70 perfectly, without ra~vurv
cest ca-ea reusvet N ~ dsys Strcturel 2n sessn<
seasnesf le nvafishly o. re f.e ass -
LessoH dipsoms, ~ he ogse-. Slsf rutcn s.rasL
1BtCTU RK-TTS NATURE. sYMPTOES CoGsr-
', qucrces ctc e dctrtuS ent yruAneat rsrr
offs os remtdsea No who hAf Dr Ralpts "rActrf1
frvss Treeise need long tc truuhi.1 stricture So
vtnh ctioh rrice o. hAy te Ase q the sutsr - Gr~->
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

vlR RAIrH. AUTHOR Op THE PRACTICAL pfiy-
NJ vse Treatise sc.-Ofe- hours 20 u A. NJ. y 8.
NJ tSund.y ens~rtci mo. ~ gresn.ioh strett. TLolE
who hpty In the earlier diseases all 10
surrrsed st The ard rsrii.y % the IN Sret
fren ts erst iursrcnt % its adv ed sud r
trcssing STAGES aa n Seminal diss.es so lrom
men sdvar a. a ha
irsrrs certain r.f. aua rsdtra ssg.
smris frr stasAs. " sstsaes fr ne osh.r
Ar~e~
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@ Snn HgwAKD.-JEyPEfBs' kNrfpoTI A sPn-
GOOO sirc bsfsr~ fcr the of Gonsr-hsra (yhuss
~rcturea snc similar disorders. " . apeeAr rurs
vkovt the least rtstrgficn Of Diet. drinA ernn.ar.
ehsns. srpbes,ior 70 husisess The proprietor tAssr<
singie case which the ristrfe vii
ste % tvt pbjred ooSra pnYthrthe dse,se ear r-s
y contracted y d1ss " Ne rtvr~ tsien st1a ssrsesx
70 ret up " tette ~ith f- dr~core 81 Oae t~4as
s,s 70 sasy arr ss,e ia tvv dayA Ter sale w @ a
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

Dk CONYERS rNy1uOgATINc CORDIAL. - TEp
- gfcst ItuccT flr Scura Weakness Ilnpetenca art
r.evrna hassiors - rainyss neePscis,rl for scs,s
hr.rtst ~ mAtrim9r s. bottle tor g. wish trresss
St tnrcrsH, advice " zoe married srs thsse sh,ut
nsFy Spie " Dr G. a. - hira hvtaae. tetse@e rVEss
auc lisNfrff aires - n. Y
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

nNE IcLIAR AND A CURE GUARANTEED OK
~ Hurttrs Red rpp Al prv.;e d.scesse with ~
SOY tesyco. IN e pstepts habits n from svc " ei<he
ess ihs Hunterar pstersery,t D-tsicn t-r-et q no
orV tsee y e-r Be Lad. ncdie.i hces for hethns
No CUnB NO fAY.-DR COnBIvr. ~ DUANE So.
" CONSULTED the tre~, % cert sn delo.r
eneses rrnctc- of sSsee. yeN,S devoted 70 .e< srxs
rent M delicate dsesaa cnafts d. =. - cur ths vsfk
iofn ~ tis dt-eee Recent curcc in thres tsyr ne
rcrvury urcs
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

EEN1IIMfN IN NkRD OF NTDICAI an. WHO PRn
" tttsf hr Ard ccrfain csr- s.otdng ~ tie ss-S
nt We crtedfui Consequences 81 Qrack uedtcre
ry 70 Dr. &c incr 81 Isnersr s,fset ne.r ress v~s
WIN sstanty 81 rureesL psrfeot eurp, e.en ths
meet srrh!stsc cass recent css IN day ia
81 ust Serloreble c-cAas srsinx frc sif ah-Be ir
aiscrvtior N yonth bis node % ussurpA<
cthtr ~ Amerlca In b.rore, "a wrii IN hs
eapntry, he haz tr~sied casanSa c ,,.ent wi,sst
i " sfrfie case Tfeetr ent, aiso cor~-DSndenre
The New York herald., 1850-05-01
Notice 10 Mariners.

WAsrGsGror, April a. $50
The following information has been received
ment from the Spanish Minister this government
new Iight-house named Colon and erected en-
trance Of the old Bahama Channel the point called Mater
nas in the island of Cuba will be lighted for
the evening Of the first of May next and subsequently
every day from sunset to sunrise.
THIS lght-housei Is situated IN latitude ~ 39' Sa north
and longitude 53 III vest Of the n-rd dian Of Csds II
rbecting light Of the FIRST class of Tresnes rotatoy
and from minute TO minute darkened.
The ht Of natural color and stands 100 feet above the
level Of the II therefore he the distance
fifteen miles less according the state OF the so
sphere, and the elevation from which 1t Is observed
CRTSPIN XIMENEZ be SAND0yAL.
The New York herald., 1850-05-01

DRiNATE DIkEAsE CURED IN ONE Day, BY A
local Application without T-ah.-TLs victims ~
hsett ese r~y oHs permanent our-. By eati- s
rem aay other IL tts ccunr i has een used for
kuropS, with srecess In every e.se. Dr. LARM0Nf 20
kesde street hss eases cay that have baed
phvsic,sns pls fer th. Ir-~rus-;tf-s
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13

man with greater dignity. think there is not
one Of US but felt, when he last addressed us
form his seat in the senate with a form still
erect with a voice by no means indicating such
degree of physical weakness, as did in fact
possess him, with clear tones, and an impress
i've and most imposing manner, there is none
of MS, think, who did not imagine that we
saw before US Senator Of Rome when Rome
survived
Sir, l have not in public, nor in private life,
known more assiduous person in the dis
charge of his appropriate duties. have known
no man who wasted less of life, in any pur-
suits not connected with the immediate dis
charge of his duty. He seems to have had nc
recreation but the pleasure Of conversation
with his friends
Out of The chambers of Congress he was Ell
ther devoting himself to the acquisition o
knowledge pertaining TO the immediate sub
] ject of the duty before him, or else he was in
dulging in those social interests in which he 81
much delighted.
Mr.. Webster continued his remarks still fur
| .her. when,
The Vice President then appointed Messrs
Mason and Davis af Miss, Atchison, Dodge Q
Wis, Dickinson and Green, committee to su
perintend the funeral arrangements.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Calhoun's death was announced in ap
proprate terms, by Messrs Holms, Winthrop
and Venable.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13
BY Law

Of the 7oarn Of Lower Sandusky, passed
february 25th, 4. d. 1850
nN petition Of Samuel Thompson, and itappear-
" ing thai he is the sole owner Of the lets name d
in his petition, and the only person interested in
the streets and alleys named therein, il is ordered,
that the following parts of streets and alleys n East
Town be vacated, to wit: All that part of alley
lying between in-los number sixteen, seventeen
and eighteen the south and nineteen, twenty
and twenty-one the north; also. all that part
of street the north side of out lot number one,
which lies between it and in-lots number fifteen,
sixteen, seventeen and eighteeen; also, all that
part of street lying west of and adjoining TO out
lots number fifteen. sixteen and seventeen, by inrs
parallel with the most northerIy and sonihery lines
Of said in lets also, all that part OF sireet between
ont-lots number three and fifteen the north and
four, thirteen and fourteen the south, which lies
west Of the norlh-e asery line Of said lots number
fourteen and fifteen; also, all that street lying be-
tween Out-lots number four, FIVE, six, seven and
eight on the west, and out lots number nine, ten.
eleven, twelve and thirteen the east, provided,
that this order shall not be construed TO vacate or in
any wise effect any state county road, and il is
ordered that this order and this petition be recorded
true copy from the records of the Town Coun-
Gil of Fremont c. }. ORToN, Recorder.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13

NsSs9 NAgNy2A 49, ~ INK
WESTERN NEW YORK
tOLEEGE OF TkE.
207 Main Street, Buffalo, New York.
DR.. G. G. yAUGHN,S
vegetable Lithontriptic Mixture.
TNFIIS celebrated remedy is constantly increasing
its fame by the many cures il is making
All over the world.
Il has now become the only medicine for family use
aud is particularly recommended for
DIR o psy.
All stages Of this complain. Immediately relieved
no matter Of how long standing. (see pamphlet for
testimony.
Gravel,
aud all diseases the urinary organs; for these dis
tressing complaints il stands alone; other arii
Gle can relieve you, and the testified to will
convince the most skep,ical. See pamphlet Lv-
er complaint. bilious diseases,
Fever and Ague.
To the great west especially. and wherever these
complaints pre- vail, this medicine is offered.
n o Mineral agent,
no deIeerious compound is a part of this mixture, il
cures these diseases with certainty and celerity, and
does not leave the system torpid. See pamphlet
Piles,
complaint of most painful character, is
Immediately Relieved.
and cure follows by few days of this article;
it is far before any other preparation for this disease,
or for any other disease originating from impure
blood. See pamphlet.
Debiilty Of the system,
weak back weakness Of the kidneys. & G.. or iufia-
NATION of the same. is Immediately relieved by a
few days use OF this medicine, and cure is always
the result of lis 1t s;anss
Certaih ssemedy
for such complaints. aud also for arrangements Of
the femala frame.
irregularities, Snppressions,
paiufuI mensiruations No article has ever been
offered except this, which would touch this kind of
dtrana aenlents II may be relied upon a sure and
effective remedy. and did we feel permitted TO do
so, could give
as rraof of cures in this distressing class of COIN
painis; see pamphlet. All broken down, dehilita-
ted constitutions from the effect Of mercury, will
find ,ht bracing po. er Of this article iniine-
,aiely. aud the poisouons mineral eradcaied from
the system,
Eraptiye Diseases
viii also find The Alternative qualities of this article
purify the BIOOd,
and drive such diseases from the systrm-see
pamphlet for testimony of cures in all diseases,
which the limits of advertisement will not per
nit to be named therein. Agents will give them
away: and they contain 80 pages Of certificates OF
high character, aud
stronger array of Proof,
OF the virtues of medicine never appeared. II is
lals 10 hens fl IN any se,and if bones ant
muscle left hni!d upon let the emaciated
lingering invalid
Take new Courage.
and keep using ih- medicine long there is an
Improvement. The proprietor would
CAUTION THE PUBLIC
against a number of articles which come out under
tl,, head of Syrnps. S5rsapariIias, &c FOL
Drnpsy, Gravel, 1Ec.; they are good for nothing
aud are ony coneocied to gull The uuwary.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13

a PUzzLrye AssEaBL LAeE.-There met 10
gether yesterday. in ons room, great grand
mother 8 erandmothers and 5 mothers all oi
whose children were alao present and chill
dreu. grandchildren. apd three great grand
children,aIi Of whose mothers were present,
aud the total number of persons was g. How
could this be 2 Can any answer?
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13
MY FRIEND, Do you WANT

GOOD Goods. and Cheap Goods. call on PET
VI TIBONE and examine his stock just
oPsned at his old stand opposite Deals.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13
vi once. iOo Nasads street, NJ Y CRY
=. ~eS'sr' - JACOB TOWNSEND
Old DR.. Jacob Townsend,


Genuine IoWns@na s fsn + aas.As. 8 4. q.
been Known me IS The I7oR sd q hs.
SENgiNEs 0RLGaHaL 4 s.s Z mi ,4s
sEs s q nss sa9s . oss sss 8Sss
had reached ke Of many
= .n0ss PsFs0ns ss Who had sesn essd e sore ana
HEALING POWER
sSI .sa R
ble Of degeneration or deerioTaiol.
gslas ssa m s sa e I @
fe prinepss by aseie,iae The hishsas Fsssss o
d e "a Sii s 81 ST. @
many spss and some
parne Il for use produce sd acid Which & 4 n
furious propsrss ssrsspsis
Sss 80 vos ns nsy sGssy syspoEass End are os u he pre-
eay to those N lls Moreover hssn
der heat very sssstia medical sptiss of tie root
ASy pesoo eaa boil 1i or sv e ,il ev art eot
SIsn sn @ om % cam s Ss as Il % o
sAPARliIA EXTRACT SYRUP But such ne aEti
GEM 81 Il s"s M IAcaR TOW
sABsAPARlLLA : --es :
@ aes o aoTs a n sapsse e. 0so
pace q meaeal virtue y pure and
gabls and healing Prepared his lnaa
'Ae enoss p9rsllsl Ss, y, age9s S N e q me 4s,.
g Hence 5e The he rssso1 & ss ss p
deTs ss N ne cure Of s..-z
n III = = 5zs1 4 Se<a5
sSl51 Ehf 4 z, ~. a. ~ EkgfszI0
q - anu All aHecuons aflans from
IAFURlI OE ~ liz BLOOD.
marvellous efficacy
rom fdigestion from. Aeiaiy gf he Stoar unequal
circulation discrimination Of blood the head Of
body i has equal csias psonosss
lungs and every s,i' s!s ii-s -'.
But nothing excellence Manifesily
knoWledged than IN all kinds md OF
FEAdAL e. COMPLAINTS.
II works wonders IN cases Of For 4ue or IFtee E-l,n
af f6s WOMB O6sfr1efsd srgrssssd Or si, Nssssss 81
in curing all the forms Of Eid1eH 0iaeases
By removing obsructions and rerulsline the saru vss
whole body. andxhus cuea al
forms Of
and ts prevents or relieves = ysfssr ~ me-
as S5fai iTrfsafion Neraigid ST Ftfs Dancs roo5sfg
cieansas
The stomach and gives roo e hossis q
slices ~ ~ - ~. fsrsl - ~ - M
esnav sli r,vsr ~ s5y - ~ - -
Isr~s strir,,es ana tigInass | ~ "A
M NTesssrt ,ss ~ ,s,.s 80 z go @ Is - - - .,ss
go -
sior ayce Ts So.ae ,,5srs IS liessd Z Is ss no g ), - s
- : y. ! - = Ill, ~
q, ess test me one - IRA Blk
es De Aigtsi y ana Hs4,
y = Y f1rA R9r tytAsse.
while the other DOES
bottles contafpag
podine and damaging other goods Must ih horrible
pound be poisonous 70 the sysenl Lkat9 aid
bur acida Do all foa5 sonrs our so,
talien Of the heart hyer pIair. arToa senisy cole
and corruption Of The boe51 Scrofua bur
G5 EnIiops l1s ts es , nuSs Which bring
White Sores ntrrTs5
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13
L4ipe,.y Stable.
SMITH d WILLIAMSON

y SIsI "
SMITH d WILLIAMSON,
GIVE notice to the citzsns Of Fremont, and the.
NJ public generally. that they have formed 2 co.
partnership. and intend Carrying the aitove bnsi-
ness IN MI itsss branches and forms. They have
made large additions toiheir stock of
Horses, Carriages. Buggies, sc;
and are now prepared to aeeommodats all who may
favor them with call. Horses and carriages
For Parties OF Fnnerais
can be had at any moment. Covered md open
buggies for men Of business or pleasure, on the
shortest notice.
Riding Horses of the hest bottom,
always on hand. The sfTietest attention paid, 50
that all who call shall be acrommodated wislloai
delay, Teams Tor
Carrying Passengers or Movers
into any part of the country always On hand.
Those wishing any thing in the above iinF, Will
do well TO give us trial, we feel confident they
will be satisfied, both as toteams and prices. the
former warranted TO carry their desti-
na,onin the shortest possible tune, and the latter
TO he as reasonable as possible. B strict attention.
10 business, they hope to merit liberal share of
public patronage
Stables-Neari opposite Norton's Foundry
Fremont, December Is, l649.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13
BOOTS AND SHOES

ONE of .he largest, hest and cheapest stocks Of
" Mems WomeM's and Children's Boots aud
Shoes ever off red. Just orened at PETTIBoNE's.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13
FrRE AND MARTNE

TINE undersigned would call the attention of
L merchants and others having property expos
ri g, Toss by fire or the perils of navigation the
snip. rJor asivan,ages offered BY the
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13

possesses marvellous efficacy in all complains arising
rom Indigestion, from Aedf he Stoaarh from unequal
crcuaton determination Of blood the head Paptaon
the heart cold feet AMI hands Geld cls hot flashes
body Il has equal Colds and Coga-
gentle
he lungs throat and every other part
But nothing
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13
CAUTION THE PURLIC

against number of articles whirh out under
tile head of Syrnps. SarsnpariIlas, &c Tor
Drnpsv, Gravel, 1Ec; they good Tor nothing,
and are only concocIed TO gull The uuwary.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13
THOUSANDS of Names

as rrof of cures in this distressing class of COIN
plants; see pamphlet. All broken down, dehilita-
ted constitutions from the effect Of mercury, viii
find tht bracing power of this article TO iniine-
diaiely. aud the poisouons mineral eradcaied from
the system
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13

HyOBACCO.--A new lot Of Cavendish,, very
nice, at one shilling, just Opened. Call and
take a Chew PETTnoKE-s
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13

nREss GINGHAMs. -Beaasiful styles al one
i J shilling only. Call and see Them. Also,
splendid lot Of Dsains and Spring Dress Goods, jnal
received at PETrIBorxss.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13
COMPLAINTS.

Il works wonders Al5as Wi7es, Fia7
ef the Woa5, O6sfrueted, Hses,
in curing all the forms Of Kidney Diseases
By removing
and strength the whole body, andsus
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-13
Ernptiye Diseases

OF the virtues of medicine never appeared. II is
one of the pecniiar features Of this article that
ne yer fails hene fit any case and if bones ant
muscle are left bniid upon let the emaciated
lingering invalid
Take new Courage,
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-12-11
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ID Five Dollars if not paid within SIX months from the
me Of subscribing.
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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-12-11
THE LEGISLATURE.

Our readers will find full sketches in paper
to-day, of the proceedings of the two Houses from
Monday to Wednesday inclusive.
On Thursday, in the Senate, no business of impor-
tance was transacted. That body was engaged, for
olutions on their second readng and in receiving Re-
ports from Committees.
In the Commons, on Thursday, Mr.. Mclean
Chairman of the Committee, made Report from
majority of the Committee on Constitutional amend
ments, and asked to be discharged from the further
consideration of the matters referred to them. Tho
Committee reported against the proposition to sub
nit the election of Judges and Justices OF the
Peace to the people-against an amendment limiting
the Legislature in its appropriations OF the public mo
ney and in favor of Equal Suffrage, accompanied by
bill. Mr.. Foster, of Davidson, submitted minor
ity report, accompanied by bill, leaving it to the
people to say whether they will havea Convention or
not and if so making provisions for election of Del
gates. The whole question of Constitutional Re-
form will probably be discussed in the House during
the ensuing week.
On Monday next the two Houses will assemble in
the Commons Hall compare the votes for Governor
and on Tuesday the Resolutions of Mr.. Bridges, In
relation to the North Carolina Rail Road, will come
up for consideration in the Commons.
On Thursday last Maj. William ]. Clarke, of this
City, was elected Comptroller of State over William
F. Collins, Esq, by the following vote: Clarke 81,
Collins 70, scattering 3. We announce this result
with sincere qualification. Maj. Clarke is worthy,
in every respect of the confidence reposed in him by
his friends and of the honor thus bestowed upon him.
He will make one of the best officers the State ever
had. We consider him peculiarly qualified for the
post. and we are confident he will so discharge his
duties as to attach his friends still more
strongly to him. We know the man. .''
The most important Office in the gift of this Legls-
lature-that of Treasurer-is yet 10 be filled. This
election will take place some time next week. lhe
people expect Democrat be elected to this post,
and it is the duty of Democratic members to see that
this is done There is safety in scattering votes,
or in voting agaest the party nominees. The Wings
have had the State Government for fourteen years,
and in all that period they have uniformly preferred
and promoted their own men. We owe 1t to our
principles, to cur sefrespeet as party, and to the
Governor elect, to adopt the same course towards
them; and especially with reference to this important
Office of Treasurer. We hope, therefore, that our
friends will preseal united front in this election,
and tIa. sound and able Democrat will be elected.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-12-11
RALEIGH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER il 1850

is about the extent of his designs on this subject;
but the manner in which he met on Monday last,
by Mr. Avery, in that able and manly Speech OF his
this very question, is oretaste of the disappont
ment to which the gentleman from Hertford is doomed
His Convention bill will fail, and he may vote, upon
the strength of its failure, against Free Suffrage. If
he should, he will rue it-and SO will Mr.. Wood.
fin, if even he should adopt such course
We repeat, we can see no good reason for calling
aConventon. The demand by the people for reform
be effected by Legislative action and Convention is
therefore unnecessary. This is the ground We took
this subject in ls4s, and shall continue to ad-
here to it. And what, may ask, would be the re-
suit of Convention!s Do gentlemen suppose that
any Convention which could be called, would inter-
fere with the present basis? Could such body do
more than establish Equal Suffrage and prouide for
Judges, Solicitors, and Justices by the people,? And if
no-and if these results can be attained by egisla-
tive action, why call it! Why incur an expense Of
some thirty forty thousand dollars, especially at
time like this, when the Treasury is empty and when
the taxes on the people must, of necessity, be in
creased9 Why foment strife and discord between
sections when the section which, is declared, calls
for the white basis, cannot obtain that basis at the
hands of the majority? Why provoke contest, in
which the two sections will for time be arrayed
against each other, and then fall back to their old
positions, with the relative weight and power they
had BEFORE but with feelings nfamed and resentments
more deeply seated! Would such course be wise :?
WouM 1t be in accordance ,cih the aoishes and er-
pectations Of The original and sincere friends Of Equal
Suffrage? We think not.
If we have spoken freely on this subject, we have
done because the occasion appeared to demand at
our hands. We do not mean to reflect upon any one,
to assign to any gentleman false position; but
duty it is purpose to discharge, if we know
how, under all circumstances and in every crisis.
We have thus repeated our opinions without reserve
on these important questions. Will Mr. Rayner give
his? Is he for or against Conventicn9 He may
not have an opportunity of casting direct vote upon
the question in the Commons, and it is therefore
necessary, he would be clearly and fully understood'
hat he should speak out His constituents no doubt
expect him to do SO, and the Wing party of the State
in general are looking with some attention to his
course. We assure him that there is trick or
contrivance Legislatire degerdeman in this
call which we make upon him. We know that he
meyer resorts to such weapons, and it would therefore
be unfair in US to use them against him. ,