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new WING Nance L. Penn. yivani..

New whig Nance LA Psnnsyivanis.
The Harrisburg tPennsylvania) Union contains the
following paragraph That New York idea Of names
vas good one; for, in this case, names are hings:
"sILyER oaYs Ann wooLLY nxAps.The division Of the
Wigs OF Pnosylvania on the of the slavery ques-
Ou aud the ugye law has led the above designa ions
nouf politics. The new wing paper, 70 be styled The
sss Journal Is To DO the organ of the silver grays,
wb9a the ioned respectable wings Of the State,
beaded by such men rs John Sergeant Josiah Ran.
hl, James Cooper, We &c and the Telegraph IL TO
The organ Of tho wooy heads.' headed by Thaddeus
ssysns. Gov. Johnston. Jesse G Dickey, dc, sc. ~ .
AZ this division just beginning develop ITSELF
We shall watch Its provres. with some attention
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-20

MARSHAL Tukey, The faithful city officer Of Boston, has
a acquitted Of all the charges brought against
bin for neglect Of duty in failing suppress the alleged
not al the Thompson reception, in Faneuil Hall. The
Whole abolition array appeared against him, bu TO use
heir own phrase. they "weot away empty they came
Marsairukey and the city councils to know what
hey about SO. also. will these fanatics when they
have been Kissed ont Of The CsadIe Of Liberty" few
lines more - set1e
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10 our article yesterday correcting the statenen, relative
0lAe marriage law Of Massachusetts verbal error oc
aed which may not be ami 81 to correct Instead Of
Primitive Malhuses," we meant to have said !" prs,
Aaie Niithases1 Those who understand the philoso-
lay Of eolors, as some OF our modern philosophers"
Noiess TO do, will at once perceive the difference
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-20

The Vgilant Fire Company Of philadelpha paid visit
our city yesterday They we're accompanied BY the eele
mated brass band conducted BY Professor freeman and
fesret that the iuclsmeucy Of the weather prevented
as company from having greater number Of admirers
Aer visiting the Presidents House and Public Depart.
asas, The company were hospnsiy entertained by the
franklin md Perseverance Fire Companies We onder
sand they left the cyiathe afternoon taih for Baiti
more iiftIc SaSg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-30
LOOK AT THTsl

E subscribers have the pleasure of informing Ladies
\ OF worcester ami its vicinity that their stock of FANCY
GOODS is now replenised and filed up with
Dress and Cloak Trimmings, viz:
Jenny Lind AIgerene and Taglioni BRAIDs;
VELVET RIBBONS, great variety.
large assortment of Dress Buttons, viz:
" Ver Steel Glass; Silk Melted, Acron and Jenny Lind
Laces, Edgirgs, Swiss Muslins,
Jaconet Gambtics Wrought COLLARS, CUFFS, UNDER
HDhts, SLEEVES, and BERTHA CAPEs;
S'etS$ anil CaH1bric Eds ings aad Iasertings.
STEEL PURSES and BAGS, PoRTMoNIEs. PURSE
TWIST Steel Beads Rings, rasses Frnges and Clasps.
mos ana brushes in an endless variety.
Jenny Lind Polka Coats,
Tor Chdrels, Misses and Ladies, and OPERA HOODS,
got up by ourselves.
PORTSMOUTH HOSIERY:
Childrens Misses and Ladies' WINTER GLOVES
Doll Heads and Bodies, 20 different sizes
wax Dolls with and without moving eyes India Rubber
Doll Heads and Rattles.
F"nGy Ioys, Aiabaster WO.k, and various other
French, English and German Fancy articles TOO
numerous mention.
German Zephyr and Tapestry Worsteds,
undou6tedfy he largest assortment in this city.
CANVASS, WORSTED PATTERNS FLOsSEs Eubd
BRAlDs, and al, kinds of Embd materials etc etc
17Our MR.. MYERS, who is thoroughly acquainted
WIN all kinds OF Knitting, Crochet and Enbrd work nays
particular attention TO the machng Of paerls selected in
our establishment and he is always ready to advise those
who are less skilled in needle work.
u QUICK SALES and SMALL PROFITS is our MOTTO and
several years experience have us that this way of 90
ing business is the prosperous
u JENNY LIND COATS and Hoops will be knitted to or
der, at short notice. Call at
the .Nese England FGncu Store,
%Io Main street, Rutman Row, Worcester.
MYERS, BAMBERGER & RoSENBLATT.
- Don't overlook the No 21O.-G distf novl2
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Board.

Board.
TNOUR or five Gentlemen can be accommodated with
II Board at No. SO THOMAS ST. off NJ
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E. z. DIXIE

WILL continue to sell the balance of his STOCK AT
w COST, and for the better information of the public
will quote prices:
Pure White Lead Philade PruSsian do e. 70 & IS cts
phia stamp, G4 cts. Cochinea l,48
Red Lead cts. French Yellow 2 cts
Pure Dry Lead s. cts; Chrome Green IS cts.
Rose Pink very fine, 10 cts; Brunswick do. cts
Turkey TIMBER, cts; Paris do Il, l6, Is, n S3cts
Nerdigris. 81 cts. Glue 10 to Is cts different
English Whiting. Il ct. makers
Boston do. ct. liamTragicanth, best sort, SIC
Chrome Yellow y ,l4& CSC. do Arabic do Csc
stone Yellow, cts. Ivory Black.
Alcohol in bbls So cts. Lamp do.
BoraX, 10 cts. Manila Indigo.
Paris Blue so cts lIsngass PrlIssian
Ultra marine do, so cts. do American
u Together tn Dye Woods, Curriers' Oil Coach and
Furniture Varnsh Black Varnish Paint Brushes Oils for
family use, &C. &C, &C.
E. F. d. has OIL for hand or large lamps, which he
can recommend at only Sl24 per gallon 1t will compare
with Fights of the Oil usually sold at 1871 to So
Also Is Boxes Extra DUN FISH.
Worcester, Nov %, 1850. d3w
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GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF DRY
GOODS.
WHOLE STOCK MARKED DOWN
Al RIIN0uS PRICES


Is or intention TO sell every thing on hand in the
shape Of ijry Goods before 5t December 1851 In or
DER to accomplish it, we have made a general MARK
DOW whole stock. and at such prres that cannot
tan to secure ready sale oil every article AT ONCE
rTOpr stock is much larger it has ever been before
CONSISTING ct tie most desirable assortment offered by
us,
ALL yvOoE. THIRETs, every color and quality
Is els to SLl2l
q e extra nice 1871.
ALPACCAs and MoHAIRs in fancy CHS, 20 to 50 cts
Rich All Wool CAsHMEREs, ''' ~ cts Is.
4" DE LANES 81 cts
3ine Maroon Green, Orange Plain Atwood D'Laius, 42c
Best styles N fNCHESTER De LANES, such as are
sod every where in the city for 20 and % cts shall sell
for SerfHteea Cents.
Nermacf 'octcco, and Hamilton Prints, for 10 cts
A choice tile ofENGIlSH PRINTS, that we have been
selling f F l25 cts, will offered at Eight cents.
1900 Yds. Al French Prints, that have been
selling freely at Il cts, we shall sell them for 49,
1-FA better Bargain in BLACK SILKS can he shown by
us than by any other concern in Worcester very fair
Black Silk for so cts, "a I'd. wide.
Also, in FANCY SILKS, we defy competitions eli her in
style cheapness, having in stye cheapness having
every thing in The shape of RICH STRIPE, BR0CADE,
FLAlN Also, every shade and color of
Heavy Changeable Turc satins
The best article of Portsmopth Hose fer AZ cts.
Black Worsted Hose for II cts.
Heavy RosesBIankots for $3.50 per pair.
B,ocn anil Bleached SHEETINGS.
Also, TECHNICS, CRASHES, and DIAPERS.
In fact whole stock is going unheard of pric es
This is opportunity that seldom offers for you TO get
nearly One Dollars worth of Goods for FIFTY Cents.
HALL 81 THOMPSON.
N B 1t is acknowledged by every that have the
best assortment of
Bay State Long and Square shawls
there is in Worcester-pnces varying from $75 $3.50
for the best article Also,
Cashmere long and Square sha1vIs,
from 81 to $40.
IT You will Ohlse by looking through stock and
if our prices Is per less the Goods
can be bought elsewhere, VIII urge you buy.
Wor ester, Nov 49, dWIEis
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FEW ARRANGEMENT
EXCHANGE EATING HOUSE.
Central EXCHANGE


Directly uader Worcester Bank and Post Office
I'HE subscribers having become Joint Propretors and
& Lessees Of the wel-known Eating Houses in the
Central Exchange Building have re-rnoleled the same
into ONE SPACIOUS AND SPLENDID SALOON. 80
by - feet, arranged after the STYLE Of the FIRST
Saloons IN New York and Boston, combining all the modern
c0venences and accommodations and forming one Of the
most commodous and agreeable EATING Houses he found
IN the state and far superior any thing of kind ever
before opened in Worcester
The Establishment will be known as the EXCIIA NGE
EATING HOUSE. and Will be conducted on scale of lib
crafty and bounty commensurate with its snacons cara
ter and arrangements forming place of respectable resort
and agreeable reeshmen to the citizens of Worcester and
OF great advantage and accommodation the public gem
orally
PRIVATE TABLES arranged for the convenience of
transient guessa good DINING HALL for reg dinners
and public occasonsand fine PRIVATE Rooms for COMMA
mes OF fends, Clubs, societies. and parties The whole
establishment is lighted by and furnished and
beraity and with express reference to the ease comfort
and enjoyment of visitors.
The LARDER will always embrace all the substantial and
standard dishes and viands and vgant will be to
include the Injuries and decacies of seasons and the
whole will be served mp III the approved desirable
style and Having vices of several
experienced and skul caterers united with their own ner
sonal supervision and efforts they have hestancy in
warranng TO all guests The most grateful entertainment and
perfect satisfaction,
OYSTERS, of the best Breeds received fresh daily
and prepared in variety style. Also for sale by the
pint, quart or gallon.
Meals will be furnished at all hours,
and Clubs, Parties &c. will be provided for at the shortest
notice and on the most liberal terms
well selected stock OF foreign and domestic FRUIT of
all kinds-NUTs CoNFEcToNARY, HnT COFFEE, TEAS,
Cocoa, &c, will always be found on hand.
u A regular Pastry Department, under the
daet OF m experienced Lady, is connected with the Esab
listmeit, and fresh and choice PASTRY and CAKE
every Variety will always be found in reserve and supplied
to amlies parties &C., upon order in the prompt and
satisfactory manner
o. Ladies call with perfect propriey, such is the
custom OF the place
u The subscribers cordially invite the patronage of the
citizens OF the public.
attention expense shall be wanting render the
EXCHANGE EATING House worthy of their generous
support and appreciation.
n II. CIanl Chowjiers, A no. !, furnished every
SATURDAY EVENING during the season. from stock
fresh from the Of the Narragaet and taken express
~ iof our Establishment.
DAN'L G. TIIURSTON.
..~.. JOSEPH NJ RICHARDS.
Worcester, October 81 1850. w3tsdistf
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DE LANES FOR IL 1-2 CTS.
Chcn,nl ChehnI!

NXTE have inst received 5000 YARDS handsome fall de
w LANES which selling at l24 cts.
1000 yards Manchester, Hamilton, and other iavorlte
styles all of which we are selling shilling and war
rnted goods sold at other stores Tor
Is and 90 cts.
Also, 5000 yards of an entirely original and very hand
some STYLE not 10 be found elsewhere in this city or in
Boston, H. II. CHAMBERLIN q co.
M OF DIV
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Rav State and Empire State shawIs

VETE have lust received 200 BAY STATE SHANLS,
comprising all the desirable shades and some entire
patterns never before offered Also, 100 EMPIRE
STATE SHAWLS, for sale very low prices, TO close
them, H. IL. CHAMBEltLlN "
Nov Of DIV
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600 DOZ. La ies' Cashmere and Silk Fleecy Lined
ZOO Gl0ves-new in stock-the cheapest goods ever
oe ed in this city; ranging in price from ~ TO 30 cents
noyl9 dw&c4wis b. L. HARDON CO.
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NOTICE.

TINE TRUSTEES of the Worcester Agricultural Society
will hold special meeting, ut the Brick Court House in
Worcester on Thursday the 5M Dec. merit, AT II A. NJ
Per order, WM >. LlNCOLN secTy.
Nov 20, 1850. Is
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Remnants of Carpets.

We have hand upwards of
1000 YDS. CARPETING in pieces ON 5 to 20 yds,
lOOO which we shall sell mt Great Reduction from
the regular price You will get good bargain if you ca
early on b. l.. HARD0N d Co
n0v1q d VS. Owls
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Worcester Bank.

A BOOK for subscriptions to m increase OF One Hum
~ dred Thousand Dollars the Capital stock is now
open. by ordet Oh tle DlIeclols, 49,, =,
Nov 90 is WILLIAM CROSS, q lsher.
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Thanksgivipg is at hand.
MOl,EqEN.
TASTF AND FASHION.

TTUDsON has Just received IA addition TO his already
large stock OF Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods--wfcl
will now compete in variety and quality with any assert
ment TO be found either in New York or Boston,
Oct Ia No. | FLAGG BLOCK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-30
JENNY LIND SALOON,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

Recently opened at
3O1 Main Street, opposite S. II. Co1tOn's NurserV,
IN ADAMS BLOCK,
EETHERE be had Oysters served up the varios
w styles: also for sale by the measure.
The Saloon situated the first floor Of the Block and
by personal attention the business he hopes make AN
agreeable place for Ladies and Gentemen who may yer
him with call
good assortment of Foreign and Domestic Frat, Nuts
and confectionery on hand. 5I
sss He is also supplied daily with NEW BREAD of all
~ kinds from Of the best bakeries in the city.
L.. Also, Pies and Cakes Jelies and Preserves of do
nestle manufacture. 1TMEALS furnished at oil hours.
BURNING FLUID and LAMPS of the best quality con
santy on hand. Oil Lamps altered for Fluid.
share OF public patronage is respectfully solicited ff
Worcester Nov 81, 1850. diff VIM A. EAMES.
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uxbridge Academy.

TENHE Winter Term of this Institution will commence on
L WEDNESDAY, Dec 18th, and continue eleven weeks
Price of tuition in Latin and Greek per quarter $751; in
English, 81; French, extra, So Music 81 ncidentas 25
Price of Board in private families, including wash
ing, s LIS per week.
Persons living the Railroad reminded that the
cars arrive and depart such hours render
nen for pupils (by procuring a season ticket attend
school and board at home j. NJ. MACOMBER,
Uxbridge Nov IA. d3w Principal.
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Musical Notice.
Flour, Butter. and Cheese,

Flour, Butter, and Cheese.
60Q0 BBLS GENESEE FLOUR Ontario County
ZOOO Mills" Premium Flour Chapinsvie Mills
Geneva Steam Mls-among which the best qualities
there made nc brands excepted from j. W.
Paddock; Sterry, MuRson IL Co: John Wrde &c.
Also, 10 tons prime HerkIner and Jefferson Co BUTTER
IA tons 9 g " g CHEESE,
receiving in store this day, rhich must be sold.
The choicest brands FAMILY FLOUR, constantly on
hand by AIDRICH q CO.,
Nov 10 dew 80 Front St, Worcester.
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RLACK SILKS.
Shellbarks

REMOVAL.
TENIIE subscriber has Removed from joys BUILDING
/ to the large Front Room the Fancy Goods Store
of Messrs BATES q JORDAN, No. 129 Washington
Street. BOSTON and will continue give his attention
heretofore, entirely to the manufacture of
FINE SHIRTS, TO ORDER.
He will be constantly supplied with pure aud heavy Lin
ems his importation and with Cottons of extra quail
ty put up expressly for his use and hopes that the
perence OF eight years and personal supervision of every
branch of his business will enable him suit the asti-
dous tastes, and excel all former excellence
CHARLES A. HEWINS,
N15dM&TtF28 ChansberS, 1873 IFashington 81.
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FOUND,
20O00.000 Yds. Straw Cord Wanted.
Stray Horse and Gle
Rav Watar Command.

A SUPERIOR article for removing DAHDRUFF and for
II giving the HAIR fine glossy and healthy appearance
For sale wholesale and retail at the Projectors lowest
cash prices BY ID. SCOTT, JR. Il co,
mover ?yYdSNis 2i8 Main st eet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-30
GRAND SLAVE PANORAMA
Will be Opened for Exhibition,
This Dav. at Waldo HaLii

FTIilE SLAVE HIS HISTORY AND DESTINY. as
shown in fire grand Panoramic Scenes, comprising
nearly 1000 feet Of canvas.
scene lst-The coast Of africa; giving representa-
ton of kidnapping.
SCENE 2d.-The StaUe MARKET at Cuba: at which human
beings are being knocked down the highest bidder.
SCENE 3d.Pt1atatiOR with cotton fields, slaves at
work, negro cabins, Sc, &C.
ScgNE 4th.Fdc Sig3P Prison. the parting of husband
and wife, children and parents, &c.
SCENE 5til.-Tae Crtetties Praetisel the Sjare the
Fugitvehe sweets and privileges of Freedom eXhbi-
ted in the preaching of the gospel, &c.
During the Exhibition, number of SlaUe Songs will be
sung, characteristic of the Slaves
The SCENES they Exhibited, will be fully cXplai cd
by 5. NJ AFRICANUS.
u Tickets l24 cents, Children half price To be OBJ
tanned at the door.
Doors open at 7: Exhibition commence at u O'Clock
Nov. 26
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A LARGE quantity of the above, now in Store and FOL
N sale, wholesale and retail by
l.. 4. LAZEIL, Druggist,
n2ldwIyis 20 Main st.
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Velvets-Velvets !

LARGE and beautiful assortment of silk Ncivets of al
IN culors, for sale at HuDSONiS,
Nov % diff No. Flag Block.
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Old NEWSPAPERS


A LARGE LOT for sale at this ofce-the cheapest wrap
IN ping paper that can be bought DIFF
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Butter.

Rubbers- Rubbers. s
+ AIDES, Misses, and Chidrens Patent md Common
RUBBERS, warranted to give satisfaction, and at as
low prices, as at any other Store in Worcester.
Novl4 dtf l. S. CHAPMAN, 81 MAIN ST..
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I'M I.et.

10 Let,
rJNHE GOTHIC STORE, No. ITO MAIN ST. Inquire OF
Il nov5 DIFF VIM DICKINSON.
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Broche Square Shawls.
Cologne Water
Half BTeached sheetings.

NEW and very desirable article, just received and
IN sale cheap by u. H. HAkDON ~
nyIg dw&c4w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-09
The great Central Rail Road.

The people of Illinois are in ecstacies of de-
light at the passage of the great Rail Road grant
which secures the construction of Rail Road
from Mobile to the southern terminus of the H.
linois and Michigan Canal, with a branch from
thence to Galena, and another from a point on
the main trunk to be determined by the Legis-
lature of that State, to Chicago Well may the
people of Illinois rejoice at the success of pro-
ject which secures to them future great
ness, in wealth, population and commercial i'm
portance, unattained by any of her sister States.
No basis as yet exists upon which calcula-
ton of the vast importance of these chains of
road can be made. 1t is only after years of &C
tual experience, under the working of its vast
machinery, that its prospective value can be es-
timated; but the Imagination can conceive what
it can be, and the enterprise of the age is COM
petent to construct and carry into execution the
magnificent projects which till the present day
would not be thought of, mnch less determined
on, by the widest visionary, or the farthest Sec
ing philosopher.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-09
Calhoun,s Temple and Statue.

The City Council Of Charleston, deeming it
due to the illustrious reputation ofthe late Mr..
Calhoun, determined to erect temple to con-
tain MIR. Powers classic statue of our lamented
statesmen. From the plans advertised, and
submitted, they have selected the beautiful de-
sign of our townsman, E. B. White, Esq, Ar
chitect.
We understand that the temple is to be of
white marble, its form or plan is octagonal.
The building will be raised upon, and entirely
enc ompassed by, flight of eight steps. These
will ascend to marble pavement, in the center
of which the statue will be placed. In each of
the Ell ght sides of the building, will be an arched
opening, and at each of the eight angles, will
be pier and attached Corinthian column.
These columns will be surmounted by an entaba-
ture, with modillon cornice. The frieze of the
cornice will be enriched with Acanthus, and en-
twined with medalions, bearing the arms of
the State, the city, and other appropriate in
sigma.
From the entablature, springs dome roof,
composed of sixteen enriched marble ribs ter
minating at the apex, with an exquisite and
highly wrought marble fneal. The pannels be-
tween the ribs Of the dome will consists of glass,
through which light will be introduced upon the
statue below. The glass PANEL will have two
parallel faces. The exterior ones, being about
an inch thick, will initiate white marble, and
will be rendered semi-transucent, by chemi-
cal process of hydrofuoric acid. The interior
panels will be Of white glass, with appropriately
enameled figures. The frieze within the tenn
pie will be enriched with sculptures work, re-
presenting the funeral procession of Mr. Cal
houn, in Charleston. Gas will be SO introduced,
a, to illuminate the building at night, and SO
managed as to throw very soft and imposing
light around the statue.
The clear interior of the temple will be little
over twenty-five feet; and its entire hight, from
the ground to the top of the tinea, fortysx feet.
On the second step, at each angle OF the build
ing, will be placed eight pedestals, supporting
like number of marble vases. In each ofthese
will be cultivated rare plants and flowers, en-
blems of our constant and perennial remem
brance of our beloved statesman.
TChareston Mercury
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-09

ADJoURNMENT OF CoSGREss--Congres
adjourned on the 3Oth ut. after the longest ses-
sion sine the adoption ofthc present constitution.
During the last two weeks the body did much
to retrieve it's character as a delberativc body
representing twenty millions of human beings
and legislating for the veal or woe of the pres
ent and future generations. Many political
questions have been decided on the side Of Union
and permanent peace. Many questions of local
interest have also received the consideration and
approval Of the body, but among these we regret
to say is not the Rail Road bills for this
State.
We do not speak authoritatively upon this
point, but up to the time of going to PRESS we
received no indication of any purpose either to
call up or pass these bills; shonld these bills
have remained upon the table of the House by
the neglect or connivance of our Representative
he will have to answer to his constituents for his
conduct. We do not wish to censure in advance
but we cannot excuse that neglect of duty
in any one, which may prove detrimental to the
interests of our State q people. 1.-THE Iowa Rail
Road bills have not passed, we in common with
the whole body Of the people, shall demand the
cause.