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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02
THE FOURTH.

Acadia, Aqua, Enterprise, Crooked RIv.
or and Hogan Divisions Of the Sons Of TEN.
perancc, and members Of other Divisions, will
celebrate the Fourth, at South PARIS aud Nor
way.
An Grafton will be dcli,crcdb By Rev. T.. G..
Brooks, to be followed by a COLLATION., speech
Is, toasts, &c. The Granite Section Of the
Cadets Of Temperance will b. the escor Of
the Procession. Tickets fifty cents, to be had
at the stores in the village. Of Norway and
South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

A fire in Bradford, PenObscot county, on
the als, inst, destroyed the tanneY, curier
shop and girls, mill, Ownedb by Morris MOsher'
Loss estimated at $500. Insurance on cur
rier shop $50. Stock in shop insured, but
mostly ,aved. The FIRE is supposed to have
originated from the friction Of the machinery
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

rable, and the more a people copy from its
SIMPLE and harmonious laws, IN forming their
social institutions the more durable they will
be. The more individuals copy nature, the
more healthy, vigorous and effective will they
bc-so with nations
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

Publishing governments Tor the territories OF
the United States unless said law shall con-
tain an express inhibition Of Slavery, be and
hereby are rcscinded.
Resolved, Tha, the tranquility, the harmo-
ny, the prosperity and happiness Of the Peo'
pie Of the United States would be greatly
promoted by an entire adjustment OF the 'ari'
Gus questions connected with the subject oi
slavery which have produced the intense cs'
ci,emen, now existing in the public mind.
Rsolr,d, Tia, the admission Of California
into the Union as a state with her Prcsen, con-
s,i,r,on--,he establishment, of,eui,orial gov
erumcn,s Tor Utah and New Me,ico--,hc at
rangcmen, of,hc boundary between New Mex
100 and TeSas--and the abolition Of the lave
trade in the Ds,ric, of Columbia, whether
effected by one OF more legislative enactment
would accomplish, in grca, measure, the
patriotic objects of the proceeding resolves
The foregoing resolves were struck out,
yeas 100 nays 20,
The amendment, offered by Mr. Carter Of
Portland, was then adopted, yeas ~, nays
TO- The amendment, embracing several Re
solves
Mr.. Chase Of Danvillc, then moved TO sub
sii,u,e, instead the resolves now before ,he
House, the following
R,,oir,d, Tha, Maine is faithfully and ably
represented in both branches Of OUT national
legislature, and tina, the wishes and opinions
of the people of this state uPou the all absorb
ING question Of slavery extension into terrific
rics now free, have been ioo frequently and
fully expressed TO be misunderstood and,
therefore, IN full accordance with the sug'
rcs,ion. of the Governor upon this subject
and with a hearty concurrence IN his desires
for a pcrpctuity Of the Union, do instruct oui
Senators and request our representatives ~
Congress, TO carry out the views and wishc'
Of the people Of this State, as expressed
through their legislature Of las, year, giving
them however, full power to adoP, their &C
ton to the present position Of affairs, bu, ne
power To violate the spirit and intention o
said resolve, ofIsio, on the subject slave
|ry
Mr.. Chase desired opportunity u SPEAK
upon the question raised by his resolution
and moved to lay the subject on the table
The Hou.s refused. lie then commenced
speaking in favor OF his resolve, but without
concluding, gave way To a motion to adjourn
which prevailed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02
Atlantic and St. Lawrence Rail Road.

The month Of May is to stages, railroads,
and other means Of transportation and travel,
what the same month il to the farmer, who
has win,ered large stock Of ca,tle--,hat Is
to say, il is between hay and grass" This
/. fac, familiar to every stage proprietor,
stage driver, and rail road conductor. On
the At. and ST. Lawrence Rail Road, It's re-
ceipts for the month Of May show a Sigh,
falling oil in the item Of freight, and slight
increase in the amount Of fare for passengers,
in comparison with April But this increase
is rather apparent than real. Still the fall
ing III is less, than might reasonably have
been anticipated. The following exhibit
shows the daily receipts from the passenger
traffic from the first Of January To the las, Of
Nav inclusive
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

DEATH oT FEMALE CrSTrSARIAN.-
Died in Boston recently, widow Sarah Welsh
a, the advanced age Of one hundred and on,
years. Mrs. Welsh resided at No. lo7
Pleasant street She was native OF GlOu-
ces,er, daughter Of Jonathan Coates, and is
to be Inferred at Newburypor. She was
probably the oldest person in Boston, and is
said to have enjoyed good health nearly up
to the period Of her death. IrGrelier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02
Goe CrtOrS Democrat.
PARIS. TUESDAY, july >, 1850.

- Suh.rril~r. o. The ps,narrat in SUu,h Pari'
y,siBit,. Nil h.rea to- 6ni thsir rapsrs a. The
staf, Il M,ssr.. RUST 4 YOUNG
In NarWav Nilhcy ant yiCiurt,, AZ the Store 81
JEREMIAH HOWE.
o. Go-khsJ Village snd ytsinIN, ~ ths ll"i'I 81
John TAYLOR, Ess. AtesCh ui~hrgh I'l-0''
the, = ilI D. Jsb,sf,i Pee ~ '.sirsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

Mr.. bradbury, OF Ea',Por', moved that fur
,hcr prccccdinrs under the resolve providing
Cor an election iur 4 $. Senator, b. suspend.
ed until Tuesday NEXT, at II oclcrk, 4. VI.
Mr Scvall ofOldlown, inquired Of Mr. brad
bury Il be- would amend his motion, by add
ing lat that hour lhccummiiec shall prccscd
again To receive the ballots ior I. :. SEN
tor" Mr bradbury laid he Nould No, ~
amend that the Senate had under con-ldcra-
ton a resolve providing that each branch alta
CERTAIN day and hour, should proceed slmul-
,ancous,, aud II the resolve passed and the
House concurrrd, the amendment would en-
barrass IT, proceedings. Mr Scwall inquIr-
cl OF Mr. Bradbury whether Il the resolve IN
the Senate was not passed by the House b.
fore Tuesday At II o'clock, he would agree
to proceed At iha, time tn halo, under the
former resolve, IN the manner the lloscu had
adopted hitherto, Mr.. Bardbury said that he
would agree - To- do Mr Sswal then with.
drew his motion To amend, aud the HOUSE
adjourned,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

Bull. Head Hotel, in Troy, y. Y, was
burned to the ground on Tuesday mornin g,
with three large barns aud four horses. Los
ssOO0-lnsurance $500
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

SrS,rs. TrIspW, June .5.-R'dd, and
omgn"i-Blll to incorporate the North hroo--
took Agricultural and Horticultural Society,
reported by Mr Prince.
Passed o. n sHgro"'d-Bill IN amend
i25,h chapter IT the revised ,iatu,cs-,o in.
corporate Belfast Marine Railway--to increase
the capital stock of the Commercial Bank, at
Blih.-rcsol,c in favor Of AlPhcus Lyon
Bills additional, respecting Portland Marine
Railway--addl,ional respecting town courts
authorizing plantations organized for cleo
ton purposes to raise money for support Of
poor--additional in relation To the process OF
forriblc entry aud de,alncr
Bill tn sct OF part Of Hartford tn Cantnn,
was on motion OF Mr. IIobl-, Of Oxford, laid
on the table.
On motion Of Mr. S,urdlvan,, thu Judiciary
committee was instructed to inquire Into the
eypcdicncy of further legislation, As to fences
between owners Of adjoining lands.
The hour having arrived which had been
assigned for balloting for senator To Congress,
Mcssr pickarl, Lancaster and Cram, wcrc
appointed a committee to receive, ,or and
count the votes, and .hcy reported n follows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

On motion Of Mr.. Cary, further ballotings
were postponed all tomorrow, a, II o'clock
Housr, TUESDAY, June 25.-The resolve
from the Senate prescribing mode OF elect
ing an U. S. Senator was passed in concur
renee.
The slavery resolves were discussed BY
Messrs. Chase Of Danyille and Morrill, OF VIII
ton.
The discussion was interrupted by the ar
rival Of the time assigned for ballot Tor The
purpose Of eleciing an U S. Senator.
Messrs. Bradbury OF Passport, se~aii Of
Old town, Hancock Of Bangor, Quinnam Of
Ltchheld, Danforh Of Gardiner, were APP
pointed to receive the votes, who reported as
follows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

Mr.. blanchard introduced a Join, order to
postpone further ballo,ing until the Odd day
Of July next.
Considerable conversation took place on this
order, which finally passed by the following
vote:
Yrls-Messrs. Allen, Bowen, Blanchard,
Cary, Chase, Coffin, Cram, Croker, Free
man, Hagar. J. Hobbs, Manton, Neal, NOye.,
Reed, sheply, SturdIvant, Thondike, Tit
comb-20.
NArs-Messrs. Bartlett, Chapman, Foster,
Heney, Lancaster, Milliken, Morrow, Pick
ard, Prince, Rea-iO. Adjourned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

George Evans, ii
Samuel fessenden, &c
John Anderson, IS
No choice.
Mr. Sewall then moved to postpone further
balloting until tomorrow a, II o'clock.
Mr.. Morrill, Of Wilton hoped tina, Friday
next would b, assigned. The free soil party
would hold convention on Thursday, and
some members would desire to BE- abscn, for
the purpose Of attending Il. |, was waste
Of time to blllo, further under present eircum-
stances. lie believed tina, no election could
be had until other matters were disposed Of
Mr.. Sewall Of Old,own said tina, he did moi
think there would be any difficulty IN accom-
moda,ing the free soilers on Thursday by adj
journing this question over that day Il It shouc
thor remain open. Bu, the House could max,
another trial tomorrow, and perhaps a sounC
sleep and cool reflections might produce 1
heallhful result, which should exhibit it-cl
In the action u tomorrow.
Mr.. Scvall's motion to assign tomorrow a
u O'Clock Cor another ballot, prevailed, with
ou, division.
The slavery resolves faction on which has
been .uspcndcdl were then laid on the table
on motion Of Mr. Bradbury.
On motion Of Mr. Sevall ,hc House agrc,
to nee, At o O'Clock tomorrow morning
Petition Tor rcpcal Of the law requiring lh'
publication 1t intention Ut marriage So, rr
turned from the Senate referred To . 'rl-r
committee consisting Of the bachelors Of ,h'
two houses. The House concuu,d and yuin
ed Mcssrs. Young Of Camden, Chapman q
Blddcford, Haley Of Kmey, Western q
Madison and Goodcll Of lIamPdcn.
Resolve lor the distribution Of tho snnua
school fund wa, amended and passed ~ con
currrucc.
Pay,d fndliy-Rsolyc in favor Of Iu.
Porus resolve IN favor Of Jo Sockba'in r.
solve IN favor Of itlcan l.olih rcsol,r lay
ing taN on the -'ycrll counties IN this State
ahl,ing the ln,crr-, on the road tax in No. |
Range , Somcrsr, Co. bill to change tie
name Of the Lincoln High School. Adj
SrSIrg. wEDsIsD.Y, June 26.-R'dd dH'
dngHsd-Bills to change the name OF Eas
Thomas,on--to divide the town Of Maria'illc
and incorporate the town Of TIlden-makinl
valid the dolngs Of the several school district
IN Belas,--to incorporate Merchants bank a
Bangor, (25rh July a''igned)--to repeal &C
relating to bowling alleys IN Bath-,o moor
poralr the Exchange bank at B,ngor-(2jll
July s,,lgncd)
Finally pa"sd--biIl to change the name .
Lincoln High Scbool-resol'cs IN favor %
Aucsn Lola--in favor Of Joseph Porrs--lr
favor Of Joe Sockasin-laying county taxes
iar ls5l--abaiing Rad tar IN No. /, rang,
=. Somerset county, ~es, OF kennrbec rl'cr
Reports doc,pi'a-lea'c TO withdraw wa
granted on the petition Of Ben Chanbourn'
Tor military pension, rcI"r,rd by Mr. Chap
man.
Mr. Neal called up the bill To incorporate
the town II Kcnnel,rc, anil moved tina, ii b.
recommlucd The motion was advocated b,
Mc.sr,. Neal, Move, aud Chase, and oPT"sod
by Mcssr,. sturdNani, Shcpley, Pck.rd and
Cary. The motion va, ncgaiNcd. and The
bill was Land On the table, on motion II Mr.
Neal.
On motion Of Mr Morrow, the Senate prn-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

~ Groasr w. MILLrrr, the Senior
partner Of thi, paper, lies dangerously III at
hugush.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02
JG9eTsG ArcVla.

IL Horsr, Saturday, June s2.-M II
o'clock the House again proceeded to vote Tor
4. :. Senator, with the following result
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

In regard tn freight, the receipts fur the
months Of April and May we're I" follows
April, si,7s5"i
May, i,595 IS
Our merchan, and dealers inform Us, tina,
the outward freigh, from Portland TO the
country in the month Of May, was in fact
greater, than that Of the month Of April. -
The falling oGwV in the freight from the in.
terror To the city. This is owning To two
causes, viz -
!. The producers are busy in preparing for
and commencing their spring work
,. Our navigahlr rivers were open, and
the cheaper conveyance IT freight by water
horne craft has produced a partial dIyer'un
from the railroad to STEAMBOATS,, &c
The whole rcccp,. for fright and Pa.,rn.
gers on the Atlantic and St Lawrence Rail.
road Cor the month Of W., a, follows
Freight, Si.525 o.
Passengers. G.gI5 20
Total. sil,IiI ~
TN these data, coupled with lhe known
general Increase of bu,lurs, on lhr road. We
venture to renew our prediction, that the grus'
rc-ripr. Of the rad lor the calendar var
1850. Will cNcr~lc $4,000, lor twill h.
rrcrollortci there arr other receipts, tot
mails. rents. SC. sc, b~.idc- ihosr fnr
freight and passengers .--lrgl5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

Mr.. Cary wished Ia know what the OBJECT
Is, Of sealing up the votes. lie did no, b.
lic,s they would b. sought ancr by Antquar
ians hereafter He saw no necessity of pre-
serving the volcs-of cmhllming them. He
moved tha, the votes, after being sealed up,
be deposited with the chairman Of the com
miiiec.
Mr. Pickard said the votes were s"aloi up
for security hereafter, leas, /, might be- charg.
ed that there was a miscount,
The chair remarked, that the votes are not
before the Senate, and there is no question ior
action.
On motion Of Mr. Bartlett, the Senate pro.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

S,Ith Ballot.
Whole number Of votes, lH
Necessary for a choice, ~
Hannibal Hamlin, %
George Evans, j
Samuel Fessendep, %
John Anderson, %
John Hubbard,
No choice.
The House then Proceeded to ballot again,
with the following result,
Sroph Ballot.
Whole number Of ballots, Ia
Necessary for choice, 70
Hannibal Hamlin, 65
George Evans, 81
Samuel fessenden, 20
John Anderson, IS
No choice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

On motion of Mr. Scwoll, Of Oldiown, the
House again blllotod with the following re-
suit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-02

On motion Of Mr.. Scwall, Of Oldtown, the
Mouse again proceeded to ballot, with the FOL
loving result
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23
g . IT q + e &.

W asbtngton, ID. Sanr. = Senat.
Inter ben eingerethten 8ittldriften befano
I'D, cine fir 9rSeereu pcftpehfel ,miihen
ben Der. Staaten uub Gan Tronciscc uuo
etne anoere fur @rridtun9 elmer Gifenbabn
cabin bonn Wi0curifuB aus.
Sor. Clement brahte cinen Dereil,tsn ges
fhlue elm fir bic Wabl Der Ser. Staaten
Senatcreu burd bas 0clf.
9aus. Die Mabl Der 8eamten tpurbe
anf slntra9 rerfn9t, utn ben 8eriht berGems
fflltttee Der 9ie9eln su pernebmen Der ouf
Die 2d9esoronnn9 fur Wcatag 9efeet pllrce.
$50. rs ~ Is. Sannar.
Senat. - Der oereiniate 8eItlus fir
cine sefpi1e 3eit Die sIfte fir Belfimmuua
Der @cllettirun9 bes @iufcmmens sn iuspens
biren, tpnroe pafirt.
Der 8efdIn6 bes 6rn. Brabburp ben
prdlloenteit Inn Mittbeilungen ansuaebeu be-
Sll9lid Der llriahen bon slmtsentleBnneen II.
no. CAB Sn ether le6baften Detatte Nnlae.
Die in9ariihen SIiihtlinse erldeinen
beute auf Der Slur bes Seiatssiumers. a
u Tplsenbe @rnennui9en fInb pcm Senat
belfdti9t tpOrcen: @barles Jecbel, @eneral>
Bernte6er bon Sbtc, Snbiana, Weiehiaau. -
gu eanore9iftern: slaen ecne in ct. Qonis
nno Sobn 8. SIllen in 9lusuifa MaG. gu
Glnnebmern' 9. Waycr in sapette Mc.,
0. .. Serranc III &asfasfiIa, SD.
0ams. 8ier 8allcts nnrben fiir gbiirs
ffeter 9ebalten. 8eim leeten srhielt @lass
brcnner bon ga. 107 Gtinimen unb @ibeiua
(gShi9) 102. griferer 1T fomit erwdblt.
(gSdhreno Der sIbfimmlng traten bic
lltgarifdhen SlihtIin9e in ben Saai, unb Die
Mllt9lieoer eilten ibnen ent9esen ano pr,idten
ibnen bic Scanb.) sI
Gin 8crfdla9 ben Gbirtpdrter unb Wotfs
tietiter wieoer ansuIteaen ;, nurbe aneer
Sromln9 erfIdrt.
is. Sanliar.
0tad fanfmali9er persebliher slbitimmuna
fur 2tnrhlter pcrta9te iId bas naus i.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23
Gaiifpruiert.

Sin bem geife su Gbren Der gsrfaluna,
fpriht Capt. Gutter fotsenee Worte:
nDer Gag, ipelder Die breite nnb freie
@rnnblase e,neS freien uno nnabhdnsiaen
Staates an ben llferu bes filler Meeres su
Gage fOroerte, III eid grocer Gag fir @alis
fcrniem. sIls glmerifauer fiihle id, mid, ifcI,
nio siiidIidb !; ifcIs baB Der 9rcee Wclfeu,
Ger 4anbel bes itillen Weers, Die neue
SeerifraBe mad, Siflncien, als lestc Gene
III oem Ning Der eipiIififten llnternebmun-
gen, tpeld,e iest bic Welt umfdlicef, unter
benz Banter metnes eanbes 9esriinoet murs
be; sitdlidl. caB IN Der slusoetnune BON
ealifornien. bon bcm espig sldnsenbea
Sdnee ofs Ssnifi 81 ben brenuenben Wass
item bee Colorado, teiu Glape einen elrml
crteben nnb ausrnfen fam, bas lfernbefie.
ie ganiisr lsi eiii Spcit Der 1reibeit."
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23

Gin amerifaniider SeepfF;ier beld,reibt
Die SoraQenriffe bes ltilIen Meeres in elmer
ws'tttstluns an bic SOftcner natmrfcrld,enbe
@ele0ihaft auf 70 ansicbenoe unb ,ualeid,
belehrenre Beife, baB mir n,d,t umbin f5u:
men, Der @inbeiluns befIelben cine gteue
einsur6umen. ,as
Gr Ipritt snerit orr ecn 9errafIsn unS
pateaus, tple lid, bielelben an ben !&erof.
'enr'fen biloen unb malt uns lcbann bic
@rfdeinun9 ceS acrallenmrcles unS Der
nn3dbltgert in cen 91issn uub .OSbluno.n
Der Scrallen lebeneen 1bierden In fc[oeu.
Der 3eidnun9. sa ...e -,
Anf Den nrteren GerratIen unb am ear
me Der cberen fnbcn Gd5 bic Soral(en in
sbrer 9roBten 8erfhiebenbeit uub in reid,en
nno mannisfaIti9en Sarben. Sdattirunaen
bon Orange, bon 8icIet Sdarlad,, alien
slrten grltu. pnrpur, Slau, @el6, fsnben
i.h bort in reiSeneer gerwirr,ina unb in
FOLDER praht uno benncd 3arte bes ecro.
rits, baB freoer bic Sober, nod, Der a,iuler.
eine idwahe 5cee su 9ebtn permoaen. sls
td slln' eriten Male iiber (ie babin oleitete.
tonnte i'd, ite NIT nidts sluoerem Senn einen
NIT prahtorflen Blumenlfrdueen bs(freu.
ten Suspfate persleiden.
Dret ceer bier 6aoen tief sparen bic Ncr.
men 70 mannisfaltis, als bic Sarben; einiae
breteten itd 9leid, lieblidem gtraud,ae,
'p,nce ans, anoere Iaaen benz ,artslfen
Rooie dtnlid, auf ben Riffen: pieber aus
oere slld,en Safraabeeten ober @dnfebliims
den nno slaorettes, mdbremo ,piften Die.
fen meerentiprcfenen pfanien Gauftnbe
BON prdhttgen 6ifhen umberpldtlHerten,
Die BON einem 3ca bis ,n Srei Gus orcs
tparen. ...ee..m.<- I, ,..'ss;s
Das Wa6er mar 70 t(ar nnb burdEd,fia,
eaB Der spinsi9fe @esenltanb anf Der Giefe
70 eeatiid aeiebeu werben fonnte, ale cher
ftd nur 8 TuB BON Der SberHadr befiupe,,
uno 9Ihdlid prizes id biele fleinen qEs{tn
iii ihrer flaren, fiiAlen uno trauIiden Wobs
nuas. sber fdnelI nabm i'd, meiren @ebaus
fen fp;eeer Suriid, ais id ON ben Gei(en ben
srdulidcn 0apfiid, NIT lauidenbsm Flce,
lhlase einhersieben nao unlereul Sbi0e 70
t'abe fomnelt FAB, baB er an befjen 03u6eru
naste nno lIs in bic Giefe ~ siehen perfadte.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23

in4tn.-Sirtt (Slutbunb) Q8inbif3srat
trbirlt auf tciner Sur@rcift babier am Nteno bts
8. cine &ascnmultf, tpas 3u etnenl Nufauf Serait>
lafTun9 sat. Oie 8ensparmerit fbritt Gin utr jpti
Stncenttn wurbcn rcrbaftet.
@tuttgart.-Sn Der @ieun9 rpm IL. Seitr.
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9erfa,nmlung sius es ct-
mas ttitrif6 su Der ainiiter pts QenBern ttbaup,
tttc bas 8rlteben Der eren &ainrr, tporauf ld BIC
game 9tr(ammlurs erbob uno einltimmi9 paseSen
rrotctirt, ptl BON tDnisli1er @eite bic 0trfaiftn9
pcn 1919 ais ju 9tet tettebcnb ertlart wtrpe. Die
SieunS ,purbe at5etrcdbcn. 8e,pe9un9 m Saal
mnO auf ccr G3allerie. Sie Olinitter rerlaftn bet
Saal uno bic abseprpneten cbcn in tetbaften Grtp'
pen umbcr. Fsaa.ss .
Staliem.
Der Yapft nil uitt cher nad) 9iom ;lis
riidfebren bis Die 9lnleibe su Stanbe 9es
bradt lit. Sn ben rDmiiden propin5en flnb
neue llnrubcn uno Hubeit0run9en III Spl9e
Der WteoereinfIbrun9 Der fremoen Scre
ans9ebroden. 0tod) Gno feline 9tahrihten
BON Snterede pprbaneen.
II m9 rn.
9anoes s@tntheil ung. = Die
,,Wiener 3situng'' pom 18. December bes
9lndt bas 9auo nit folsenoer SftrOirun9
nllm Die Geridt suerfafan9sn uad ben
@runosi9en, pelten Ge. Waj. Die allers
h6hite 8enebmi9un9 gu ertbeilen 9ernbt
haben, i'm SronIance lln9arn ebeut63lihlt
in's eeben treten sn lal1sn, 1T oas &rcnlano
llnsarn nit peiterer Nllerb6dfter @enebmi-
sun9 81. Maj. in fotsenoe S Diifrifte eiie
aetheilt worben: y ben Sebenbur9er Gb
ltrift q cen 2yranner Dilfrlft 81 ben
@periefer Diitrltt ~ ben DebrectSner Dis
ifrift, s. oen prfber Diifrift.-Seser bieier
Diitrifte miro een 8erihtspren9el etnes
Sber9eridts fir bic innerhalb ieines um-
fanes 9eieSenen @eridtsbebDrben eriter Sns
itan; bilcen, uno in einen jeoen oerlelten
tpiro lcfprt eine Winiiteriats @cmmilFpn auss
seienbet werten, peld,e bic slufsabe erbdlt,
ane iene 8crarbeiten ,u !iefern uno 8orfeb>
run9en su trefen, tpeldJe bic Orsaniitrnns
Der fiinfti9en @erid,tsbebDroen nno Der
neuen 9erihtsperfafuns ncttDenbis ocr-
ausseben mlnsn. Snsbelcncere ilnc fur ben
Sebenburser Diitsift Ssnus .. Gobeuesp'
N2ele,er, uub fir ben TYranncr 9ntcnSrei-
herr TparY, fur bfn @perieier Stepban Don
Wslescr, uno fur ben peftber Nlcranoer ..
9ufa mad 9llIerhOhttr @euebmigung nit
pieier Senopn9 bereits betraut wrroen.
slus q + a tpieoer cine Iete BON frie9ss
red,tliden llrthe,!en, ssfdllt itber unsarilde
Sftiiere. Die lrtbelle lauten limmtlid) auf
Strans, iIuo inocB auf l8jdbrisen Seitunsss
arreit III Gifen 9en'ilbert, BEL DobaY uno
S;erY auf 7jdbr,9en Teftunssarreft ohne
@ilen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23

SoaDnau Der 6itreihilhe Oenfer, bat
fclsenceS iiber gang llnsarn Yerorbust.
l. &ein nn9ar barf isiu Saar liu9er als
einen 3cu trasen.
Q. 9iemano oarf cine baIsbinbe cter ans
bre Gleicun9effide BON rotber 6arbe ira
9en.
3. &sin lnsar barf ieinen Semofraaen
ilber9elest tra9en, al a amertfan.
4. Gein lluear rarf neeer 8adensncd
Shnaubbart tra9en nod Soaare llnter bem
Ginn I'D, waGfen la6en.
5. Tiemano oarf cine Seter am 6ute
trd9en.
6. Niemaab barf Elm breites 6uttaub tras
gen uno niht breiter alS ! 3oa.
Dies ilnc bic 8eitimmun9en - unb Die
Strafen, fir oas erite 8erseben Stcdl9ld>
Sc i'm tpiscerhcaten Sale Der Gpo.-
9SirS fd) fetn Shhse fnbsn cisls 8eiiie
sn erle9en g. ,s. a
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-23

Samatfa, = 6olsenber gIussus aus
oem n8nsitcn (Samaifa) Gpmierpatipe"
setst. ipie srcs bas 9erlansen Der enelifd,s
tpeItinoifden @clcnie iit. ld, ben 8ersinis.
ten Staaten iinsulhlieBsn :.s. ss1,4
~&ein Menfh auf Der Snlel tenft baran,
aueldnbifde Wafsn su nnterffnsen,o um
ENGLAND Der Serfdaft bieisr Snfel su 6e-
rauben. gBir fab nibt einn,al 40 einem
3uitanb Der 9efatle selanst, tpefbe ireene
eInen 8erpobner beuesen miirben, leine fin
ger 9e9en bic ate Rrone bon Gnslauo no
erbeben; allein mir mifIsn leben, utr mn(s
ten Die Gedte uuie,es semeinfamen 0aters
laneee selteno MAIDEN. Bon bielen @einb,
len nberpdltiat, siebt es 8iele, reIde bea
9rcBen 9errfher aIer Iationen
anfeben, een eauf Der Ginae .allo ia oros
i'cit, Dag cit, frieblider slnlhluB bieler Su.
lel an bic 8er. Staaten bon Nmerita, pbue
Streit ODER Slutperlulf 70 balo als m6atid,
itatttneen mo9e. Was ums feltlt anaebt,
10 tpteoerbclen mir, oa6 lpir bebauern mir,
osn, tpenn bic aIten politifhen Sanoen csa.
malfa's SeIOSt piroen attein mir ,piroen
llns nsdbt tpuncern, tpenH es tncraen aefd,e.
ben folite. &ounte es nur cbne 9febelficu
gu 9Serfe sebrad,t spsrbea, at mie 8iele
tpilrcen iIf frenen.
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