The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-28
"" NJ rF"'tUHHIWl INV IINWVfA
March 1884.
Died February 23d 1850.
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Our Harrisburg Corr.spondsnc..
Tie Integrity Of ne Union tn, Dirorce Case Of &
rin Forrest ne .7efor

H,sEtsbuSs, Feb Is, 1850.
Tie Hiegrity Of ne UHion-7Es Drorce Case Of "a.
EiH Forrest ne .ieior.
IA ths iuhs ct II free sOiism Is Of general in
tItsi ilIoughcut the county send you the sncc,sd
Ilssubi, tnc T,,Iutions which PACED the Senate Of
f'nLsylttnls ~ unanimous vote, the 22d inst an
'usbich peculiarly appropriate on the anniversary
siths g. her q his couDtry:-
Rsseistoa relative to the Integrity of the Uaoa Of tie
Wbqsa T.. n,Bt,rs Of the O neral s.emby Of Penns,i-
ssrn, ,, M s,sf f.s,s, - ,sssrs r. Of Sur
With osarissuon a. embraced ia our
.utsAen sne an stparsHt disposition the Of
Asd vs5 10 thee feiin,s Or sis.susfasoa torArd.
Fsrniy ,fhs % not raiteirsts; ThsfsfSrs.
ks.el,se y ne ssaa.s sne noess q kspr...n,.ve q
met To- ths uub u denttsa With all a slores ths
ig,ure sd that rsnrylvan true % aprsmsss
Of he ca i,s,icn WI svsr vsvsr in her assy tbs,
R..ei,ss los, ne ooverno! q this eoumeu-,r,h be
teach u hs states sns .srrteties "a the republic.
feeling thai actusss the L,si,sturs Il rsnbsy v.uis
without venturing opinion n. 20 its ultimate fate
a. the ether bfanen q the Legislature u L. fact that
the futyest h. exciting cenfioersble interest among
both .Hs,is 81 outsidsfs. The latter Glass. whilst
tbsy srs not % g-uulon a. The former, conceive 70
their cufy. ~sii their right tc discuss ell ques-
ticrs wleihsr ofs patioEsi % ate Character Ibis
yctcs not peousr to the prssent session Of the lie
gsature. hut is cotttensi,e NTH the existence "a
iehlson In ihe Keystone state go far az have b-eu
sb;r 20 saIn from the oldest inhsbiisnt Aud must
contess freu ny own experience, that think " alto
gsihsr right inssmueh ss the people elect to the
legislature for their avsilahiiy than for their
brains. There some honorable exceptions, n IL
true. God kbors what the consequences would be- n
there we're not
As informed you BY telegraph. your dI.tin guished
oiuten hdvin ferrest Eco has presented 10 the Lee
Eissture memorial 81 peculiarly vague character,
on an exceedingly grave subject II IL nothing more
nor lees than memorial praying for the passage OF Q
Law TO Dissolve the marriage coutrsct between him
eef and wife. The memoriaIist sets forth. hfst
that he vas born In the city Of Philadelphia, on
the ninth q March, 1906, AID resided In ssid city
until he stationed himself In New YORK in the year
1887 where he has resided the fret OF December
1s4p when he resumed his residences the oitv 81 Phi
lsdsph Second That he Il nov resident ef Phi
ladephis In the state Of Pennsylvania; but hes OF
resided enc year within the State previous 70 his app
cation. That on the Esd Of June. 1881, he married
Catherine Sinclair, in London, England; that they
lave lived together until January, lsl0 that there
NO living Issue Of said marriage that he has fulfilled
the fstes q aid marriage contract In all things but
that the conduct Of his wife has far violated
contract az 10 constrsin him te appeal TO the Legs
tore fer divorce. Third That he makes his appeal,
avsrirg entire inccnpatbity Of temper and feelings
end the utter mposlbty Ct happiness to either party
in the contin osncs Of the matrimonial connection;
and that his wife has comnttsd criminal acts, nc
sstsnt With the dignity and purity OF the marriage
state. Ibis memorial is verified In the usual form on